Bryan E Kolb

This study shows that combining complex housing with FGF-2 improves motor function more than either intervention alone in rats with motor cortex lesions.

This study examines how lifelong complex housing and amphetamine administration affect dendritic morphology in prefrontal cortex and nucleus accumbens, showing sex-specific effects.

This study examines the impact of bilingualism on executive function development in preschool children, finding bilingual children perform better in emotional control, dimensional change card sort, and dyadic social play.

The paper examines how complex rearing after neonatal frontal lesions affects behavioral and anatomical outcomes, showing sex-dependent differences in recovery.

This study shows that amphetamine exposure in adolescence causes sex-specific changes in dopamine axon growth via Netrin-1/DCC signaling, with male mice showing increased vulnerability.

This study shows that tactile stimulation reduces AD-like symptoms and pathology in APP NL-G-F/NL-G-F mice by improving cognition, motor, and anxiety-like behaviors.

This study shows that tactile stimulation and FGF-2 administration after perinatal cortical injury in rats promote functional recovery by altering neuronal morphology and FGF-2 expression.

This study shows that neonatal tactile stimulation reduces AD-like symptoms and Aβ plaque formation in APP NL-G-F mice, suggesting it may prevent dementia onset.

This study shows prenatal stress alters cortical connectivity and sensory responses in mice, potentially increasing risk for adult neuropsychiatric disorders.