Koji Toda

This study investigates how systemic oxytocin receptor blockade affects social behaviors in male mice, finding task- and rank-dependent effects.

This study examines how MK-801, an NMDA receptor antagonist, affects ultrasonic vocalizations and social behavior in male mice.

This study shows that LY341495, an mGluR2/3 antagonist, reduces reward-related behaviors in mice across ingestive and social domains without affecting general motor function.

The paper shows that social behaviors, not vocal features, predict vocal turn-taking in marmosets, highlighting multimodal coordination in primate communication.

This study examines the effects of TCB-2 on multiple physiological and behavioral measures in mice, finding distinct effects across different metrics and partial modulation by a 5-HT2A antagonist.

This study shows that LPS-induced inflammation reduces social motivation and alters ultrasonic vocalizations in male mice, indicating inflammation's impact on social communication.

This study shows that scopolamine impairs temporal prediction in mice by increasing timing variability without changing the average peak time.

This study shows that extinction bursts in mice can be explained by curiosity-driven reinforcement learning, linking intrinsic motivation to behavioral responses.

This study shows that infrared laser stimulation of the cochlea can elicit and enhance auditory perception in gerbils, comparable to sound stimuli, and can be used to improve auditory prostheses.