Melissa Perreault
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Melissa Perreault is an Associate Professor at the University of Guelph, Canada. Her research areas encompass neuropsychiatric disorders, sex differences in neuronal function, and the impact of substances like cannabis on neural activity. Recent publications include studies on bipolar disorder, schizophrenia research inclusivity, and the effects of GSK-3β on learning and memory in animal models.
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Investigation of practices and technologies for lion's mane production, an emerging medicinal mushroom for Canada
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Role of GSK-3 signalling in mediating sex differences in neural oscillatory signatures and behaviour in autism spectrum disorders
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GSK-3 disruption of neuronal firing synchrony in cortex and hippocampus
Open Date: 2018-01-01
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Sex differences in the dynamic epigenetic regulation of learning and memory
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Profiling sex differences in neuronal network activity and drug responsiveness in models of depression
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Collaborators (5)
Craig Bailey
University of Guelph
Stephen J. Haggarty
Associate Professor
Harvard Medical School
Tristen Hewitt
University of Helsinki
Jibran Khokhar
Associate Professor
Western University
Caroline Menard
Assistant Professor
Laval University
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