Florence Pelletier

This study investigates the role of the subthalamic nucleus in social memory in male rats using pharmacological, optogenetic, and electrical stimulation methods, finding that STN manipulations selectively impair social discrimination memory.

This study directly labels microtubule turnover in developing neurons, revealing in-lattice repair and stabilization patterns during axon formation.

This study shows that the presence of an unfamiliar peer reduces cocaine intake in male rats, with the subthalamic nucleus mediating this effect during both short and long-access sessions.

The paper shows spectrin condensates facilitate the formation of the periodic axonal structure by acting as local assembly hubs that later develop into a stable lattice.

The paper investigates how the actin-spectrin scaffold in axons regulates clathrin-mediated endocytosis, finding that spectrin clearings restrict pit formation and endocytic activity.

This paper introduces FlexSIM, a SIM reconstruction method that handles imaging challenges and achieves state-of-the-art performance on open datasets.

This study investigates the role of the subthalamic nucleus in social recognition memory in rats using lesions and optogenetic manipulations, finding that STN activity is necessary for proper social recognition memory.