Reginald Frederick Westbrook

Number, order and time influence how the brain integrates distinct experiences

The paper shows that the brain integrates distinct experiences based on the number, order, and timing of events across training stages in rats.

The basolateral amygdala complex and perirhinal cortex represent focal and peripheral states of information processing in rats

This study investigates how BLA and PRh contribute to learning about danger signals in rats, showing their distinct roles based on stimulus novelty and pairing with shock.

Backward Conditioning Reveals Flexibility in Infralimbic Cortex Inhibitory Memories

This study shows that infralimbic cortex inhibitory memories are flexible, as they can be retrieved and used across different inhibitory procedures and contexts.

Integration of sensory and fear memories in the rat medial temporal lobe

The paper shows that the integration of sensory and fear memories in rats depends on the number of sensory pairings but not the brain circuitry involved.

Impact of maternal obesogenic diet on maternal and offspring microbiome development

This study examines how a maternal obesogenic diet affects gut microbiota in rats during pregnancy and lactation, and its impact on offspring microbiome development.

The selective estrogen receptor modulator tamoxifen protects against subtle cognitive decline and early markers of injury twenty-four hours after hippocampal silent infarct

This study shows tamoxifen protects against early cognitive and cellular damage caused by hippocampal silent infarcts in rats within 24 hours.

Hippocampal silent infarct leads to subtle cognitive decline that is associated with inflammation and gliosis at twenty-four hours after injury in a rat model

This study shows that hippocampal silent infarcts in rats cause subtle cognitive decline 24 hours post-injury, linked to inflammation, gliosis, and apoptosis.