Waylin Yu

This study examines sex differences in BNST CRF signaling during phasic and sustained fear in mice, finding sex-specific effects on fear responses and suggesting implications for anxiety treatment.

The paper uses microendoscopic calcium imaging to study activity patterns of projection neurons in SMA and M1 of rhesus macaques during rest and arm movement.

The paper demonstrates that activation of dorsal hippocampus to nucleus accumbens projections drives reinforcement via dynorphin neuron activity in the nucleus accumbens.

The paper was retracted due to errors in methods and data reporting, making the results and conclusions unreliable.

This study shows that CRF neurons in the BNST differently influence pain processing and modulation in male and female mice, with CRF being necessary for pain behaviors.

This study shows mice use common strategies to discriminate natural scenes, with performance predicted by a simple V1-inspired model.