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Baran Askari

University of British Columbia

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Chronic electroconvulsive shock disrupts hippocampal physiology and impairs associative memory in mice

T. Zhang, Nicholas P. Vyleta, Isaac Schwein, Baran Askari, Matthew B. Cooke, F. Vila‐Rodriguez, Jason S. Snyder

This study shows that chronic electroconvulsive shock in mice impairs hippocampal synaptic function and associative memory, but not object or location memory.

Hippocampus · Oct 14, 2026Peer-reviewedNeuroscience

Inhibiting adult neurogenesis differentially affects spatial learning in females and males

Timothy P. O’Leary, Baran Askari, Bonnie A. Lee, Kathryn Darby, Cypress Knudson, Alyssa M. Ash, Désirée R. Seib, Delane F. Espinueva, Jason S. Snyder

This study shows that inhibiting adult neurogenesis affects spatial learning differently in male and female rats under stressful conditions, with males showing slower learning and females faster learning in cold water.

bioRxiv · Oct 27, 2021 · PreprintNeuroscience