Fabien Naneix

This study investigates the long-term effects of adolescent exposure to an obesogenic diet on feeding behaviors in mice, finding sex-dependent changes in food intake without affecting preference for non-caloric rewards.

This study investigates how adolescent exposure to high-fat diets affects action control in mice, revealing sex-specific changes in habitual and flexible behavior.

This study shows that protein-restricted rats rapidly develop a preference for protein over carbohydrate, which is linked to increased palatability and not prior exposure.

This study shows that protein-restricted rats show increased motivation for protein-rich food, which disappears after refeeding.

This study shows that protein restriction increases VTA neural activity during protein consumption compared to carbohydrate in rats, highlighting the role of VTA circuits in protein appetite.

This study examines how protein restriction during adolescence or adulthood affects dopamine release in specific brain regions in rats, showing age-dependent differences in neural responses.

This study uses chemogenetic inhibition to show that periadolescent obesogenic diet affects hippocampus and amygdala memory functions differently, impairing hippocampus-dependent memory and enhancing amygdala-dependent memory.