Diego Andrés Laplagne

The paper shows that prefrontal cortex activity in rats is time-locked to inhalations and exhalations with a constant 100 ms delay, suggesting respiratory signals are evoked sensory potentials.

This study investigates how breathing affects neural activity in the prefrontal cortex during anxiety in rats, finding that faster breathing correlates with increased anxiety and modulates gamma oscillations.

This study shows that submissive rats' multimodal cues increase prosocial choices by dominant rats in a reward-sharing task.