Ann M. Clemens

This study identifies a fast-onset, body-part-specific stickiness response system in rats, driven by forepaw skin afferents and involving specific behaviors and neural responses.

This paper identifies a unique fracture lattice in spiny mouse skin that enables controlled tissue autotomy and regeneration.

This study investigates how tactile, vocal, and kinship dynamics develop in rat pup huddling behavior across different age groups.

The paper investigates the sensory mechanisms and afferents involved in the rat pup transport response, identifying anterior neck grasping and loss of ground contact as triggers for calming and postural adjustments.

This study investigates how rats respond to water spraying by analyzing fur changes, behavior, and drying processes using thermal imaging.

This study shows that long supraorbital whiskers in rats are specialized for detecting airflow, influencing behavior through biomechanical and neural mechanisms.

This study shows that the estrus-cycle modulates cortical inhibition in female rats by altering fast-spiking interneuron activity via estrogen receptor β.