New pub! Double dissociation of perirhinal nicotinic acetylcholine receptors and dopamine D2 receptors in modulation of object memory consolidation by nicotine, cocaine and their conditioned stimuli - ScienceDirect. @Mike_W1989 @CassidyWideman https://t.co/YcGG8RFoWe
This project is where it all started. It’s taken many forms over the last 5 years and I couldn’t be happier with how it came together. First one in, last one out! https://t.co/ot0L5YqgA2
Dissociating the involvement of muscarinic and nicotinic cholinergic receptors in object memory destabilization and reconsolidation. @CassidyWideman @AEthanHuff @Gavin_A_Scott https://t.co/6OMMMvK4yw
New pub! The evidence for and against reactivation-induced memory updating in humans and nonhuman animals - ScienceDirect - Congrats, @CassidyWideman @AEthanHuff @kristenhjardine https://t.co/rZ35ppcyFU
The molecular mechanisms setting boundary conditions for memory destabilization/reconsolidation appear to differ across brain regions and/or tasks. Lovely story!
Congrats to @CassidyWideman et al on a new pub in this cool Special Issue... Fluctuating NMDA Receptor Subunit Levels in Perirhinal Cortex Relate to Their Dynamic Roles in Object Memory Destabilization and Reconsolidation https://t.co/akgA9hGbyP
Activation of cortical M 1 muscarinic receptors and related intracellular signaling is necessary for reactivation-induced object memory updating | Scientific Reports Great work @kristenhjardine @CassidyWideman et al! https://t.co/thucnKCbDx
Our first preprint! Great work by @kristenhjardine and Cassidy Wideman developing a new task for studying post-reactivation object memory modification in rats. A novel role for cortical acetylcholine in object memory updating https://t.co/OgOD0RlH0R