Jared W. Young

The paper investigates the functional role of recursive splicing in CADM2, showing that its deletion leads to altered gene expression and behavioral changes in neurodevelopmental disorders.

This study shows chronic nicotine improves cognitive tasks and reduces neuroinflammation in a gp120 transgenic mouse model of HIV.

This paper shows that d-amphetamine increases reward-related EEG responses in both humans and mice, supporting dopamine's role in reward processing and suggesting a translational biomarker.

The paper uses microPET imaging to show that gp120 transgenic mice exhibit heightened neuroinflammation in response to LPS compared to wildtype mice, mirroring HIV-related hypersensitivity in PLWH.

This study examines how HIV infection and methamphetamine use affect prepulse inhibition (PPI) in humans and mice, finding additive impairments in PPI in HIV-positive individuals with methamphetamine history.

This study examines the effects of HIV and methamphetamine dependence on sustained attention and vigilance, finding that recent methamphetamine use and detectable viral loads are detrimental to these cognitive domains.