A. M. White

This study investigates the effects of the psychedelic DOI on C. elegans behavior, finding that it inhibits feeding independently of serotonin receptors, suggesting alternative mechanisms.

This study shows that C. elegans exhibits behavior similar to effort discounting, where worms devalue harder-to-consume food options, mirroring economic models of cost-benefit decisions.

This study shows that anandamide, an endocannabinoid, modulates feeding behavior in C. elegans by altering sensitivity to food quality, revealing functional conservation with mammalian systems.

This study examines how prenatal valproic acid exposure affects infant rat behavior and maternal stress buffering, finding altered early responsivity to maternal cues but preserved maternal buffering of stress.

The paper investigates threat learning in anxiety-like rats, showing that maternal presence and FGF2 administration can suppress early conditioned freezing, though not corticosterone levels.