Oliver M. Schlüter

This study shows that astrocytic D1 dopamine receptors in the nucleus accumbens shell regulate synaptic remodeling and cocaine seeking behavior in mice.

This study shows that contextual unfamiliarity after drug administration increases CP-AMPAR expression in the nucleus accumbens, which transiently influences relapse vulnerability in mice.

This study shows PSD-95 is essential for binocular vision maturation in mice, as its absence impairs predatory behavior but improves monocular performance.

This study examines c-Fos expression in genetically defined amygdala neurons after mild footshock stress, finding differential activity patterns in subregions but no significant transcriptional changes.

The paper identifies three temporally sequenced clusters of NAc neuron activity in mice during reward seeking and shows that D1 and D2 neuron activity at specific times predicts and influences lever-pressing behavior.

The paper identifies two BLA subprojections to NAc that differentially encode reward and cue-mediated reinforcement in drug seeking behavior.

The paper identifies a differential role of CB1-expressing interneurons in controlling pyramidal neuron activity in primary and secondary visual cortical areas through distinct endocannabinoid mechanisms.

The paper identifies protein motifs responsible for enhancing synaptic AMPA receptors through the mutual dependence of Src and PSD-95.

This study shows cocaine induces silent synapse formation via astrocyte-mediated mechanisms, contributing to relapse.