Amanda G. Nelson

This study investigates the neurochemical and neurophysiological effects of DMT in rats, finding dose-dependent increases in serotonin and dopamine and changes in EEG power and functional connectivity.

This study examines the effects of intravenous psilocybin and DMT on sleep-wake states and EEG functional connectivity in rats, finding short-term changes in sleep patterns and increased high gamma coherence.

This study shows that DOI, a serotonergic psychedelic, can reverse general anesthesia and restore brain dynamics in rats, as evidenced by behavioral arousal and recovery of functional connectivity.