Julieta E. Lischinsky

This study shows dopamine modulates striatal neuron activity to control movement by adjusting input-output efficacy in direct and indirect pathways.

The paper identifies two distinct amygdala cell populations in male mice with different roles in social behavior, showing that MeAFoxp2 cells are specialized for male conspecific cues and aggression, while MeADbx1 cells respond broadly to social cues.

The paper investigates molecular diversity and connectivity patterns in accessory olfactory system neurons, revealing lineage- and sex-specific differences in connectivity.

The paper investigates neural dynamics in the limbic system of male mice during sexual and aggressive behaviors, identifying distinct network states associated with each behavior.

This paper develops improved GRABNE sensors to monitor norepinephrine release in vivo with high sensitivity and uses them to study NE dynamics in mice.

The paper develops GRABNE sensors for rapid, specific in vivo detection of norepinephrine, demonstrating their use in various experimental contexts.