Miguel Ángel Luján

This study shows that prenatal THC exposure and maternal stress impair maternal behavior and alter offspring neurodevelopment with sex- and region-specific molecular changes.

This study shows that prenatal THC exposure in male rats increases vulnerability to addiction-like behaviors by enhancing cue-driven dopamine responses and striatal encoding during reward seeking.

The paper develops a predictive model of cocaine relapse using dopamine release patterns and sex, showing that these factors predict relapse and extinction resistance.

This paper develops a mouse model to study cocaine-seeking behavior and incubation of craving, finding that cannabidiol reduces cocaine self-administration but not craving incubation, depending on administration timing.

This study investigates cannabidiol's effects on cocaine seeking behavior in mice, finding it blocks cue-induced reinstatement but facilitates stress-induced reinstatement, with CB1 receptor involvement.