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Hannah Schulte

Ruhr University Bochum

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Constitutive activity of the inhibitory G protein pathway mediated by non-visual opsin Opn7b reduces cFos activity in stress and fear circuits and modulates avoidance behavior

Hanna Böke, Hannah Schulte, Maria Worm, Julia Bihorac, Brix Mücher, Martin Hadamitzky, Ida Siveke, Stefan Herlitze, Katharina Spoida

This study shows that Opn7b, a constitutively active GPCR, reduces cFos expression and modulates avoidance behavior in mice by activating the Gi/o pathway in specific brain regions.

Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience · Jun 5, 2025Peer-reviewedNeuroscience

Reduced cerebellar Gq-protein signaling elicits early onset spatial navigation deficits in a SCA6 mouse model

Michelle Grömmke, Hannah Schulte, Candy D. C. Theis, Lena Nonnweiler, Melanie D. Mark

This study shows that SCA6 mice exhibit early cognitive deficits in spatial navigation linked to reduced Gq-protein signaling in the cerebellum, preceding motor impairments.

bioRxiv · Sep 12, 2023 · PreprintNeuroscience