Nathaniel L. Gould

This study investigates how ligand binding dynamically influences QR2 dimerization and function using native mass spectrometry.

This study investigates the role of aIC-mPFC reciprocal connectivity in novel taste neophobia and learning in mice, showing distinct functional roles for aIC-to-mPFC and mPFC-to-aIC projections.

The paper identifies that parvalbumin interneurons inhibit anterior insula pyramidal neurons projecting to the basolateral amygdala during aversive taste memory retrieval, which is necessary for memory dominance.