Sarai Aguilar
@saravon.bsky.social
PhD student at LabGarza | Translational Neuropsychiatry and Neurotoxicology Lab at the Institute of Neurobiology | Member of the OHBM_DIC Committee
Reposted by Sarai Aguilar
New preprint from the lab: www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
This was led by former Bachelor student Débora Elizarrarás and postdoc César Carranza. Here we wanted to study structural brain changes in opiod self-administration. Specifically if there was a link between MRI volume and neuroinflamation.
This was led by former Bachelor student Débora Elizarrarás and postdoc César Carranza. Here we wanted to study structural brain changes in opiod self-administration. Specifically if there was a link between MRI volume and neuroinflamation.
Morphine self-administration induces region-specific brain volume changes and microglial phenotypic alterations without affecting neuronal density in male Wistar rats
Addiction to opioids, including morphine, is a major public health crisis in the U.S. It has been associated with brain volume changes in reward-related regions, neuronal death, and neuroinflammation....
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February 26, 2025 at 7:53 PM
New preprint from the lab: www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
This was led by former Bachelor student Débora Elizarrarás and postdoc César Carranza. Here we wanted to study structural brain changes in opiod self-administration. Specifically if there was a link between MRI volume and neuroinflamation.
This was led by former Bachelor student Débora Elizarrarás and postdoc César Carranza. Here we wanted to study structural brain changes in opiod self-administration. Specifically if there was a link between MRI volume and neuroinflamation.
Girls in the lab, making science happen! ✨🧪🔬🐭🧠 Here’s to curiosity, hard work, and breaking barriers one experiment at a time. Happy #WomenInScienceDay #11F #GirlsDoScience
February 11, 2025 at 6:04 PM
Girls in the lab, making science happen! ✨🧪🔬🐭🧠 Here’s to curiosity, hard work, and breaking barriers one experiment at a time. Happy #WomenInScienceDay #11F #GirlsDoScience