Task-Dependent Modulation of Spinal and Transcortical Stretch Reflexes Linked to Motor Learning Rate

0.05/4 reflex period<=>2 target direction<=>0.00625

Timing of Cyclic Estradiol Treatment Differentially Affects Cognition in Aged Female Rhesus Monkeys

Mark G. Baxter
Anthony C. Santistevan, Eliza Bliss-Moreau,

introducing successively longer retention intervals

E2, Delay, Withdrawn, Fs (3, 28)<=>1, ps 0.60

Estradiol Treatment in a Nonhuman Primate Model of Menopause Preserves Affective Reactivity

Preventing the Return of Fear Memories With Postretrieval Extinction: A Human Study Using a Burst of White Noise as an Aversive Stimulus

interaction Stimu8.77, p<=>.01, p2art .14

Chronic Nicotine Exposure in Preadolescence Enhances Later Spontaneous Recovery of Fear Memory

binned within extinction trial data analysis

Early Life Stress Impairs Contextual Threat Expression in Female, but Not Male, Mice

cr mice showing near identical acquisition curve

N-Acetylcysteine Blocks Serotonin 1B Agonist-Induced OCD-Related Behavior in Mice

Noradrenergic Receptor Modulation Influences the Acoustic Parameters of Pro-Social Rat Ultrasonic Vocalizations

decreased following 0.125 mg/kg, p<=>.019

Orexin Neurons Couple Neural Systems Mediating Fluid Balance With Motivation-Related Circuits

Pigeons Consistently Prefer Easy Over Harder Access to Food: No Reversal After Direct Dopaminergic Stimulation

Effects of Light at Night on Laboratory Animals and Research Outcomes

Kathryn L. G. Russart and William H. Walker II

Introduction to the Special Issue on the Cognitive Functions of the Retrosplenial Cortex

Heterogeneity in Human Retrosplenial Cortex: A Review of Function and Connectivity

Converging Meta-Analytic and Connectomic Evidence for Functional Subregions Within the Human Retrosplenial Region

Elizabeth R. Chrastil
Sean M. Tobyne, Rachel K. Nauer, Allen E. Chang,
Elizabeth R. Chrastil, Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences,

fsl permutation analysis of linear model
pool of hcp100 individual subject correlation

The Retrosplenial Cortical Role in Encoding Behaviorally Significant Cues