Collecting, curating and sharing resources for vole researchers
Joined April 2021
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VoleBase retweeted
Off to a new adventure in Chicagoland! I am thrilled to announce that I have accepted an assistant professor position at @NIUlive ! The Ortiz Neuroscience Lab will be starting this fall! I am forever grateful for all of the people that have helped guide me! TEAM PRAIRIE VOLE!
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VoleBase retweeted
4 Jan 2024
Who runs the world? VOLES
4 Jan 2024
As the world warms, scientists are eager to know whether the world’s tundra will continue to pull carbon from the atmosphere. A crucial part of that equation: three-ounce voles. @brdemuth reports: theatlantic.com/science/arch…
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L. reuteri administration alters the gut-brain-behavior axis in a sex-dependent manner in socially monogamous prairie voles
"Females, but not males, treated with live L. reuteri displayed lower levels of social affiliation"
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VoleBase retweeted
28 Nov 2022
New paper by @LindsaySailer in @CommsBio!
DREADD activation of the lateral septum increases general affiliation for strangers but maintains social selectivity for partners in male #PrairieVoles during a life-history transition in reproductive state
nature.com/articles/s42003-0…
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VoleBase retweeted
15 Nov 2022
Heeey prairie vole researchers @VoleBase! Our latest, led by @jeannempowell, examines adult aging and shows that social behavior is plastic not only throughout early development, but also well into adulthood.
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Intranasal oxytocin both reduces ethanol intake (~50%) in male prairie voles AND penetrates the blood brain barrier! Two very cool findings from @ryabininae
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VoleBase retweeted
18 Oct 2022
Prairie voles would never have done this
18 Oct 2022
We've been thinking that the Omicron variant evolved from an immunocompromised individual with accelerated in vivo mutations. A new report @PNASNews raises the potential that it emanated from mice -> humans
pnas.org/doi/full/10.1073/pn…
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Check out the cover of JCN -that’s a vole brain! “Oxytocin receptors are widely distributed in the prairie vole brain” by Kiyoshi Inoue @lyoun03 and colleagues.
doi.org/10.1002/cne.25382
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VoleBase retweeted
24 Jul 2022
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Very excited to share the work of Kristen Berendzen and Ruchira Sharma and our collaborators in the @BalesLab and @Shah_Laboratory Strikingly, we find the oxytocin receptor is NOT required for partner preference or parenting behaviors in prairie voles.
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VoleBase retweeted
18 Jun 2022
As I put my poster together for the @SBNTweets conference, I made some illustrations of prairie voles at four days old, fifteen days old, and adult voles. Feel free to use them :) I have .svg and .ai for most of them as well!
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"Helping behavior in prairie voles: A model of empathy and the importance of oxytocin"
Oxytocin receptor knockout voles: are they jerks?
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Developmental exposure to intranasal vasopressin impacts adult prairie vole spatial memory
By @BioBookworm and @OphirLab sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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"Effects of a D2 receptor antagonist on repeated pair bond formation in the male prairie vole"
Males voles prefer recent partner over previous. 🚫D2 receptor blocks preference for 2nd partner after loss of 1st but does not preserve preference for 1st.
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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"Social isolation and oxytocin antagonism increase emotion-related behaviors and heart rate in female prairie voles"
by @tangor3d
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Cool @TheAtlantic article on the science of heartbreak featuring @DrZoePhD !
theatlantic.com/family/archi…
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Multi-level effects driving cognitive and behavioral variability among prairie voles: Insights into reproductive decision-making from biological levels of organization
by @OphirLab
karger.com/Article/PDF/52210…
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"Functional connectivity differences between two culturally distinct prairie vole populations: insights into the prosocial network"
by @ricky_ortiz and colleagues
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