Laurence Dion‐Albert

The paper identifies female-specific deficits in social modulation after chronic stress using data-driven analysis and proposes a new metric for assessing resilience in female mice.

This study shows that environmental enrichment and physical exercise prevent stress-induced BBB damage and depressive behaviors in mice by increasing Fgf2, which protects Claudin-5 and reduces inflammation.

This study investigates how chronic stress affects intestinal barrier function and microbiota in mice, revealing sex-specific effects and potential translational relevance to human depression.