Bradly T. Stone

This study identifies a PV-driven oscillatory switch in the amygdala that governs valence assignment through noradrenergic modulation.

This study shows that early life stress impairs VTA coordination of BLA network and behavioral states by weakening dopamine signaling between VTA and BLA, leading to increased social avoidance.

This study shows that early life stress affects epilepsy outcomes in mice, with sex-dependent effects on seizure susceptibility and mortality.

This study investigates sex-dependent effects of early life stress on network and behavioral states in mice, finding sex-specific alterations in physiology and network activity linked to stress reactivity.

The paper shows that individual taste preferences predict cortical taste dynamics but are modified by experience, demonstrating that taste processing changes with tasting experiences.

The paper shows that taste palatability changes across the estrous cycle in rats, with estradiol in the lateral hypothalamus modulating these changes.

This study shows that prior positive or negative experiences alter the activity of specific BLA neurons, affecting valence processing by biasing information routing.

This study shows that illness alters sensory cortical responses to tastes in rats, reducing response magnitudes and changing coding strategies to reflect a 'good-bad' perception of palatability.