Joost Wiskerke

This study compares symptoms from acute microglial activation and systemic inflammation in mice, finding shared and distinct behavioral effects.

This study identifies MC4R-expressing neurons in the lateral stripe of the striatum as involved in affect regulation and motor control through dopamine release and locomotion.

This study investigates the effects of the orexin-1 receptor antagonist SB-334867 on response inhibition and motivation in rats, finding it reduces motivation but not inhibitory control.

This study shows that sensory and motor cortical inputs to the striatum have opposing effects on behavior through distinct influences on striatal interneurons and projection neurons.

The paper investigates camouflaging of repetitive movements in autistic female and transgender adults through an online survey, finding high rates of repetitive movements and camouflaging.