Jennifer A. Honeycutt

This study examines the long-term anxiolytic effects of acute ketamine in female WKY rats, finding dose- and time-dependent behavioral changes alongside increased oxidative stress.

This study investigates whether cannabidiol (CBD) can reduce the adverse effects of neonatal procedural pain in rats, finding it decreases ultrasonic vocalizations but not long-term anxiety or neurodevelopmental outcomes.

This study shows that early life adversity causes sex-specific changes in DNA methylation of parvalbumin cells in the prefrontal cortex of rats, affecting cell counts and stress hormone responses.

This study shows that early life stress affects corticolimbic development differently in male and female rats, with females showing earlier and more persistent changes in axonal innervation and functional connectivity.

This study examines how 22kHz and 55kHz ultrasonic vocalizations affect neural and behavioral outcomes in rats, showing distinct cFos activation patterns in anxiety-related brain regions.

This study investigates age-dependent changes in parvalbumin (PV) in the hippocampus following chronic sub-anesthetic ketamine treatment in rats, finding significant decreases in young rats and modest increases in adults.