Elizabeth J. Glover

The paper investigates mPFC activity in rats during reward prediction error tasks, finding a functional bipartition between salience detection and movement gain modulation.

This study examines neuronal and astrocytic changes in the lateral habenula during ethanol withdrawal in rats, finding reduced neuronal firing and impaired glutamate clearance.

This study shows that unpredictable intermittent access to ethanol increases dependence and aversion-resistant drinking in rats compared to continuous access.

The study examines how prior ethanol exposure and session duration affect ethanol self-administration in rats, finding no benefit from prior exposure and reduced intake with shorter sessions.

This study examines operant ethanol self-administration in female rats, identifying distinct phenotypes and withdrawal-induced intake escalation similar to males.

The paper describes a method for modeling alcohol consumption in rats using two-bottle choice home cage drinking and a modified lickometer system for detailed drinking behavior analysis.

This study examines how chronic ethanol exposure affects physiological properties of mPFC neurons projecting to the RMTg, revealing subregion-specific adaptations in IL but not PL neurons.

This study examines whether chronic ethanol exposure leads to tolerance of ethanol's aversive effects in rats, finding instead that it reduces the development of conditioned taste aversion over time.

This study develops a rodent model to investigate individual differences in ethanol's aversive effects, revealing two distinct phenotypes in both sexes.

This study identifies dense cortical input to the RMTg in rats, showing its role in aversive signaling and behavioral responses.