Hillary L. Cansler

This study identifies Arc-expressing interneurons in the accessory olfactory bulb that contribute to chemosensory social behavior plasticity through increased excitability and chemogenetic manipulation.

This study identifies a prefrontal-olfactory network involved in olfactory selective attention, showing coordinated activity in mPFC and olfactory regions during attention shifts.

The paper investigates functional diversity of inhibitory interneurons in the mouse accessory olfactory bulb using electrophysiological recordings and genetic labeling.

The paper investigates experience-dependent plasticity in accessory olfactory bulb interneurons following male-male social interaction, showing increased intrinsic excitability in Arc-expressing interneurons leads to reduced mitral cell activity.