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Stephen David Shea

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Billy Lau· 1 shared Billy Y B Lau· 1 shared Brittany N Cazakoff· 1 shared Dennis Eckmeier· 1 shared Gabrielle Ewall· 1 shared Heike Demmer· 1 shared Keerthi KrishnaniD· 1 shared Kerensa L Crump· 1 shared

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MECP2 regulates cortical plasticity underlying a learned behavior in adult female mice

Keerthi Krishnan, Billy Lau, Gabrielle Ewall, Z. Josh Huang, Stephen David Shea

This study shows that MECP2 is required for adult auditory cortical plasticity and retrieval learning in mice, with mutations impairing these processes and increasing inhibitory markers.

bioRxiv · Feb 28, 2016Neuroscience

Noradrenergic plasticity of olfactory sensory neuron inputs to the main olfactory bulb

Dennis Eckmeier, Stephen David Shea

This study shows that noradrenaline from the locus coeruleus weakens odor responses at the glomerulus in the main olfactory bulb, suggesting a role in arousal-dependent memory.

The Journal of Neuroscience · Nov 12, 2014Peer-reviewedNeuroscience

Broadly tuned and respiration-independent inhibition in the olfactory bulb of awake mice

Brittany N Cazakoff, Billy Y B Lau, Kerensa L Crump, Heike Demmer, Stephen David Shea

This study examines GC activity in the olfactory bulb of awake and anesthetized mice, finding that GCs show state-dependent changes in odor response selectivity and temporal structure.

bioRxiv · Feb 6, 2014Neuroscience