| Neurobehavioral and emotional alterations in a preclinical model of compulsivity. |
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| Presentation of initiative women in Neuroscience Wins Talk |
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| Rodent version of the Iowa Gambling Task: Individual differences in risk decision-making behavior. Preclinical evicences |
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| Chemogenetic orbito frontal cortex and amygdala circuit activation and inhibition in high compulsive rats |
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| Efficacy of two types of Transcranial direct-current stimulation on frontal cortex in a preclinical model of compulsivity |
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| Is there any effects in risky decision making behavior after a ischemic stroke? Preclinical evidences |
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| Is there any influence of compulsivity on decision-making behavior? Preclinical evidence |
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| Non-invasive transcranial brain stimulation (NIBS) for motor and cognitive recovery in animal models of stroke: A systematic review. |
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| Impulsive behavior assessment in a preclinical model of stroke |
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| Individual differences in risk decision-making strategies: an study using a rat gambling task. |
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| The effects in risky decision making in a preclinical model of ischemic stroke. |
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| Effects Transcranial direct-current stimulation on frontal cortex in a preclinical model of compulsivity |
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| A chemogenetic approach to disentangle the brain circuit function in high compulsive rats. |
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| Altered neuroanatomical mechanisms of a compulsive phenotype selected by Schedule-Induced Polydipsia |
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| Chemogenetic orbito frontal cortex inhibition and chemogenetic amygdala activation in high compulsive rats |
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| Neurostructural abnormalities in High Drinkers compulsive rats selected by Schedule-Induced Polydipsia. |
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| Effects of Transcranial direct-current stimulation on medial prefrontal cortex in a preclinical model of compulsivity |
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| High-fat diet induces long-term vulnerability to impulsive behavior: preclinical studies. |
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| Altered neurocognitive and emotional mechanisms in a preclinical model of compulsivity. |
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| Cognitive inflexibility mediated by memory impairment and decreased frontal gene expression of HTR2A, Grin1, and BDNF in a preclinical model of compulsivity. |
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| Increased impulsivity by chronic high-fat diet: evidences in a preclinical study. |
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| Reduced cortical 5HTR2A gene expression in high compulsive drinker rats. |
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| Emotional deficit and stress regulation in high compulsive rats selected by Schedule-Induced Polydipsia |
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| How uncertainty affects decision-making in a compulsive phenotype of rats selected by Schedule-Induced Polydipsia |
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| Resistant emotional memory and blunted HPA axis response stress in a compulsive phenotype of rats |
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| The effect of high-fat diet on impulsivity: lessons from a preclinical model |
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| Altered memory retrieval and frontal gene expression of HTR2A, Grin1, and BDNF in a preclinical model of compulsivity |
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| Impaired decision-making and social regulation in a compulsive phenotype of rats selected by Schedule-Induced Polydipsia |
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| Metabolomic alterations underlying compulsive behavior in a preclinical model |
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| A preclinical model of individual differences in social-reward learning |
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| Resistant emotional memory and blunted neuroendocrine response of HPA axis in a compulsive phenotype of rats |
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| Altered memory retrieval and NMDA and 5-HT2A gene receptors in high compulsive rats |
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| Preclinical study on a common trait of different neuropsychiatric disorders: Compulsivity. |
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| Glutamatergic modulators as a new tool to treat compulsivity: preclinical studies on schedule-induced polydipsia. |
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| Glutamatergic modulators as a new tool to treat compulsivity: preclinical studies on schedule-induced polydipsia |
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| Compulsivity, a common trait in different neuropsychiatric disorders: preclinical studies on schedule-induced polydipsia. |
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| Long-term increased impulsive response after group A streptococcal antigen and antibiotic exposition in adolescent rats |
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| Glutamatergic drugs in compulsivity: preclinical studies in schedule-induced polydipsia |
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| Stress and immune activation: effects on inhibitory control deficit |
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| Do psychoactive drugs play a therapeutic role in compulsivity? |
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| Potential therapeutic effect of psychoactive drugs in compulsivity |
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| Inhibitory control deficit in rats: possible contribution of immune activation and stress factors. |
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