Maurizio CASARRUBEA

Associate Professor

Italy

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Dr. Maurizio Casarrubea is an Associate Professor at the University of Palermo, School of Medicine, Italy. His research primarily focuses on behavioral neuroscience, anxiety-like behaviors, and the physiological patterns in rats. His recent publications explore various aspects of anxiety and behavior using innovative analysis techniques such as T-pattern analysis, as well as the effects of pharmacological agents like cannabinoids and nicotine on behavioral dynamics.

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University of Bologna

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Different behavioral expression of adolescent male and female rats in Hole-Board evaluated through quantitative and T-pattern analysis

Physiology, patterns and behavior

The hole-board apparatus in the study of anxiety

A quantitative and T‐pattern analysis of anxiety‐like behavior in male GAERS, NEC, and Wistar rats bred under the same conditions, against a commercially available Wistar control group in the hole board and elevated plus maze tests

Editorial: Behavior and self-similarity between nano and human scales: from T-pattern and T-string analysis (TPA) with THEME to T-societies

The effect of cannabinoid receptor agonist WIN 55,212–2 on anxiety‐like behavior and locomotion in a genetic model of absence seizures in the elevated plus‐maze

Nicotine modulation of the lateral habenula/ventral tegmental area circuit dynamics: An electrophysiological study in rats

Effects of Different Anxiety Levels on the Behavioral Patternings Investigated through T-pattern Analysis in Wistar Rats Tested in the Hole-Board Apparatus

Brain histamine and oleoylethanolamide restore behavioral deficits induced by chronic social defeat stress in mice

Lateral Habenula 5-HT2C Receptor Function Is Altered by Acute and Chronic Nicotine Exposures

Possible Contribution of T-pattern Detection and Analysis to the Study of the Behavioral Correlates of Afferent Inhibition

The impact of chronic daily nicotine exposure and its overnight withdrawal on the structure of anxiety-related behaviors in rats: Role of the lateral habenula.

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