István Hernádi

This paper validates a novel non-invasive TMS apparatus in awake rhesus macaques by implementing human-like protocols and demonstrating key neurophysiological effects.

coreTIA provides a modular and statistically robust assay for measuring AAV neutralizing antibodies with quantified uncertainty and consistent performance across serotypes.

The paper assesses cortical excitability in awake rhesus macaques using transcranial magnetic stimulation, finding that traditional motor threshold aligns with the inflection point of recruitment curves, while lower ankle points indicate a physiological threshold.

This study shows exenatide reduces food intake in rhesus macaques by uncoupling hedonic and anticipatory regulation from eating behavior.

This study compares the effects of severe and repetitive mild traumatic brain injury on retinal microglial activation and Caspase3-positive cells, highlighting differences in retinal layer responses.

The paper examines HRV changes during a cognitively demanding task, finding that mental fatigue is associated with low physiological arousal and increased vagal-mediated HRV.

This study shows that repetitive mild traumatic brain injury in rats causes long-term cognitive impairment without diffuse axonal injury, and identifies a lack of common biomarkers for this condition.

This study examines the effects of alpha7 nAChR agonists and PAMs on neuronal firing activity and NMDA-evoked responses in rat CA1 hippocampal pyramidal cells in vivo.

This study examines the effects of UMTS and LTE radiofrequency exposure on EEG alpha power and cognitive performance, finding reduced alpha power without cognitive impact.