Caroline C. Swain

This paper describes a rat model of body first Parkinson's disease that replicates motor and non-motor features, including dopaminergic degeneration and alpha-synucleinopathy.

This study reviews and analyzes paw preference in rats across multiple factors, finding consistent individual-level preference but no universal population bias.

This study shows that during reward learning, reduced KCC2 in midbrain GABA neurons alters network activity and dopamine responses, essential for forming new reward associations.