T. Lee Gilman

The paper investigates PMAT's role in fear behavior and extinction in mice, finding it enhances female mice's contextual fear extinction and sex differences in fear generalization.

This study examines how high salt diet and acute stress affect neuroinflammation in mice, finding sex-specific and context-dependent effects on Iba1 levels and coping behaviors.

The paper evaluates a modified social stress paradigm in mice to assess sex-inclusive social conditioning, finding males exhibit social avoidance while females do not form social stimulus associations.

This study investigates how PMAT deficiency affects stressor responses in male and female mice, finding sex-specific behavioral plasticity under different stress conditions.

This study shows that high salt intake affects contextual fear generalization differently in male and female mice, without altering stress markers.