Christelle Anaclet

The paper shows that enriched experience in mice remodels neocortical circuits, increasing reciprocal connectivity and coding sparsity, supporting attractor network theories.

This study demonstrates that chronic chemogenetic activation of PZGABA neurons in mice increases slow-wave sleep (SWS) duration and slow wave activity for six months, with effects persisting after drug discontinuation.

This study shows adding high concentrations of Ca2+ and Mg2+ to oligonucleotide formulations prevents acute neurotoxicity in CNS delivery without affecting efficacy.

The paper identifies pallidin, a BLOC-1 gene, as upregulated in mice lacking histamine and orexin, associated with sleep disorders and altered neurotransmitter systems.