Carol A. Dannenhoffer

This study examines how adolescent intermittent ethanol exposure affects interneurons and perineuronal nets in the adult prefrontal cortex and striatum, finding increased perineuronal nets without changes in interneuron numbers.

This study shows that adolescent alcohol exposure reduces functional connectivity in brain networks involved in decision-making, which mediates deficits in behavioral flexibility in adulthood.

The paper derives estimated blood ethanol concentrations (eBECs) in rats using conversion factors and regression analyses, finding that critical variables like age, sex, dose, and timing vary across datasets.