Marina Daiana Reguilón Romero

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Universidad de Zaragoza

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Marina Daiana Reguilón Romero is an Assistant Professor at Universidad de Zaragoza, Spain. Her research focuses on the effects of stress and social environments on behavior and substance intake in animal models. Recent publications include investigations into the impact of adolescent stress on substance consumption and the neurochemical effects of N-ethylpentylone in mice.

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CARACTERIZACIÓN Y POTENCIACIÓN DE LA RESILIENCIA AL INCREMENTO DE LOS EFECTOS REFORZANTES DE LA COCAÍNA Y EL ETANOL INDUCIDO POR EL ESTRÉS SOCIAL

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Marina Daiana Reguilón Romero

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Sex differences in the effects of N‐ethylpentylone in young CD1 mice: Insights on behaviour, thermoregulation and early gene expression

Effects of Ketogenic Diet on Increased Ethanol Consumption Induced by Social Stress in Female Mice

Stress inoculation during adolescence attenuates social stress-induced increase in ethanol intake in adult male mice

Voluntary wheel running during adolescence prevents the increase in ethanol intake induced by social defeat in male mice

Repeated administration of N-ethyl-pentedrone induces increased aggression and impairs social exploration after withdrawal in mice

Behavioural and neurochemical effects after repeated administration of N‐ethylpentylone (ephylone) in mice

Effect of Voluntary Wheel-Running Exercise on the Endocrine and Inflammatory Response to Social Stress: Conditioned Rewarding Effects of Cocaine

Resilience to social defeat stress in adolescent male mice.

Ethanol intake in male mice exposed to social defeat: Environmental enrichment potentiates resilience

Decreased kynurenine pathway potentiate resilience to social defeat effect on cocaine reward

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María Pascual

Carmen Ferrer-Pérez

Xavier Berzosa

Marta Rodriguez-Arias

Raúl López-Arnau

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