Congratulations to our NGP Community Members on their recent publications.  Here is a selection of some of our recent work.

NGP students, alumni, and faculty noted in bold font

Updated September 2025

J.L. Bollinger, S. Johnsamuel, L.L. Vollmer, A.M. Kuhn, E.S. Wohleb.  Stress-induced dysfunction of neurovascular astrocytes contributes to sex-specific behavioral deficits.  Molecular Psychiatry.  PMID: 40185903.

B. Ervin, C. Frink, J. Buroker, P.S. Horn, A.W. Byars, C. Scholle, H.M. Greiner, F.T. Mangano, K.D. Holland, G. Hickok, N.E. Crone, R. Arya. Behavioral-iEEG-Spectral-Power-Correlation: Defining Neural Substrates of Naturalistic Behavior. Annals of Neurology.  PMID: 40817733.

A. Fisher, L.S. Gonzalez, Z. Cappel, K. Grover, R. Waclaw, J.E. Robinson. Dopaminergic encoding of future defensive actions in the mouse nucleus accumbens. PNAS Nexus. PMID: 40321418.

L.S. Gonzalez, A. Fisher, K. Grover, J.E. Robinson. Examining the role of the photopigment melanopsin in the striatal dopamine response to light. Frontiers in Systems Neuroscience. PMID: 40242043.

C. Gross, A.M. McGann, D. Tiwari.  How Soon is Soon Enough? Consideration of Timing and Disease Etiology for microRNAs in Epilepsy.  Epilepsy Currents.  Epub ahead of print. PMID: 40809870.

A.M. Kuhn, K Bosis, K., E.S. Wohleb. Looking back to move forward: Research on stress, immunity, and behavior. Neuroimmunomodulation.  PMID: 39369707.

J. Peter, K.C.N. Caldwell, L. McClain, J. Tchieu, A.E. Ross, Y.Luo.  Inhibition of PTPRS function does not affect the survival or regeneration of dopaminergic neurons but alters synaptic function in the nigrostriatal pathway.  Neurobiology of Disease.  PMID: 40623478.

K. Ware, J. Peter, L. McClain, Y. Luo.  Cell type-dependent role of transforming growth factor-β signaling on postnatal neural stem cell proliferation and migration. Neural Regen Res. PMID: 39885664.