Mijail Rojas-Carvajal
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Fuzesi T, Rasiah N, Rosenegger D, Rojas-Carvajal M, Chomiak T, Daviu N, et al.
Nat Commun
. 2023 Dec;
14(1):8522.
PMID: 38129411
Recalling a salient experience provokes specific behaviors and changes in the physiology or internal state. Relatively little is known about how physiological memories are encoded. We examined the neural substrates...
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Rojas-Carvajal M, Leandro R, Brenes J
Behav Processes
. 2023 Aug;
212:104931.
PMID: 37598764
Grooming is a common readout in multiple rat models of neuropsychiatric diseases. It is usually associated with distress and negative emotionality, but also with emotional de-arousal after stress. These seemingly...
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Rojas-Carvajal M, Chinchilla-Alvarado J, Brenes J
Behav Brain Res
. 2021 Nov;
418:113641.
PMID: 34756999
Laboratory rats repeatedly exposed to an open field (OF) apparatus display increasingly high levels of grooming -especially that characterized by long and complex sequences- which has been taken as an...
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Rojas-Carvajal M, Quesada-Yamasaki D, Brenes J
MethodsX
. 2021 Aug;
8:101271.
PMID: 34434792
Within behavioral neuroscience, subjects used to be randomly assigned to the experimental groups based on the premise that interindividual variability will be homogeneously distributed. However, the equivalence offered by randomization...
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Rojas-Carvajal M, Sequeira-Cordero A, Brenes J
Eur J Neurosci
. 2021 Feb;
55(9-10):2359-2392.
PMID: 33638921
Mounting evidence shows that physical activity, social interaction and sensorimotor stimulation provided by environmental enrichment (EE) exert several neurobehavioural effects traditionally interpreted as enhancements relative to standard housing (SH) conditions....
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Rojas-Carvajal M, Sequeira-Cordero A, Brenes J
Front Pharmacol
. 2020 Jun;
11:674.
PMID: 32477137
To study how motivational factors modulate experience-dependent neurobehavioral plasticity, we modify a protocol of environmental enrichment (EE) in rats. We assumed that the benefits derived from EE might vary according...
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Rojas-Carvajal M, Brenes J
Behav Processes
. 2020 May;
176:104140.
PMID: 32413473
Grooming behaviour in rodents has been associated with emotional distress, especially in unfamiliar and aversive contexts. However, the biological function of grooming in such situations is still unclear. We hypothesised...
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Rojas-Carvajal M, Brenes J, Sequeira-Cordero A
Behav Brain Res
. 2019 Jun;
372:112054.
PMID: 31233822
In laboratory rats, naturally-occurring variations in maternal care have been used to study the neurobehavioral consequences of maternal nursing and to model the early-life adversity associated with many psychiatric disorders....
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Mora-Gallegos A, Rojas-Carvajal M, Salas S, Saborio-Arce A, Fornaguera-Trias J, Brenes J
Neurobiol Learn Mem
. 2014 Dec;
118:96-104.
PMID: 25434818
Although aging and environmental stimulation are well-known to affect cognitive abilities, the question of whether aging effects can be distinguished in already-mature adult rats has not been fully addressed. In...