Nathan M. Holmes

The paper shows that the brain integrates distinct experiences based on the number, order, and timing of events across training stages in rats.

This study investigates how BLA and PRh contribute to learning about danger signals in rats, showing their distinct roles based on stimulus novelty and pairing with shock.

This study shows that infralimbic cortex inhibitory memories are flexible, as they can be retrieved and used across different inhibitory procedures and contexts.

The paper shows that the integration of sensory and fear memories in rats depends on the number of sensory pairings but not the brain circuitry involved.

This study identifies a novel antisense RNA to Bdnf that impairs extinction of nicotine-seeking behavior in rats.