Freddy D. Jeanneteau

This study shows that adjusting meal timing can reverse memory impairments and glucocorticoid signaling imbalances caused by constant access to high-calorie food in mice.

This study shows that time-restricted feeding improves memory and metabolic health in mice on an obesogenic diet by restoring thyroid hormone signaling in the hippocampus.

This study shows that Magel2 deficiency in mice leads to impaired discrimination of social fear and safety, linked to reduced oxytocin neuron activity in the supraoptic nucleus.

This study shows that C-LTMRs in mice influence social behavior and affective touch, with their dysfunction leading to social isolation and increased excitability promoting pro-social interactions.

This study shows that restoring vasopressin-oxytocin interaction in the lateral septum of Magel2 knockout mice reduces social withdrawal behavior.

The paper shows that BDNF-dependent GR phosphorylation is essential for maintaining learning-induced synapses and memory retention in mice.