Society for Neuroscience Meetings

2017

  • Neuroscience 2017 , Nov.11-15 | Washington, DC
  • V. CAMPESE, T. J. MARTIN, C. H. ROBERTS1, C. DRAUS1, J. E. LEDOUX; . Mediated generalization in active avoidance <Abstract>

2016

  • Neuroscience 2016 , November 12-16 | San Diego
  • L. DIAZ-MATAIX, S. A. SERKA, J. E. LEDOUX; . The effects of Gabapentin and Pregabalin in the consolidation and reconsolidation of auditory threat memory in rats<Abstract>

2015

  • SfN's 45th annual meeting , October 17-21|McCormick Place, Chicago
  • *V. CAMPESE1, J. SOROETA3, E. VAZEY4, G. ASTON-JONES4, J. LEDOUX2, R. SEARS5 . Norepinephrine transmission between locus coeruleus and central amygdala regulates aversive Pavlovian-to-instrumental transfer<Abstract>
  • *L. DIAZ-MATAIX1, N. BENABDALLAH1, S. A. SERKA1, V. DOYERE2,1, J. E. LEDOUX1,3.Are the auditory pathways converging in the Lateral Amygdala required for the expression of Pavlovian defense reactions? <Abstract>
  • *A. E. FINK, T. J. MADARASZ, J. E. LEDOUX. Short-term plasticity as a homeostatic mechanism in the lateral amygdala <Abstract>
  • *Y. GU1, R. M. SEARS1,2, E. M. VAZEY3, G. S. ASTON-JONES3, J. E. LEDOUX1,2 The role of norepinephrine in the expression of Pavlovian defensive reactions <Abstract>
  • Nanosymposium:

    *J. M. MOSCARELLO1, J. LEDOUX2,3. Signaled active avoidance learning recruits a prefrontal-hippocampal pathway for the suppression of innate defensive reactions. <Abstract>

2014

  • SfN 2014, Nov15-19|Washington, DC
  • V. CAMPESE, R. GONZAGA, J. E. LEDOUX . Facilitation and suppression of instrumental responding require connections between the lateral and central amygdala <Abstract>
  • L. DIAZ-MATAIX, E. SANTINI, E. C. SARRO, R. E. PERRY, L. TALLOT8, J. E. LEDOUX, E. KLANN, V. DOYERE, R. M. SULLIVAN. Ontogeny of molecular changes in the amygdala induced by odor-shock learning.<Abstract>
  • Y. GU, R. M. SEARS, J. E. LEDOUX. Threat-elicited defensive behavior is modulated by designer receptor manipulation of locus coeruleus <Abstract>
  • R. Sears. Pharmacogenetic investigation of neuromodulatory mechanisms underlying threat learning <Abstract>

SfN 2013

SfN 2012

(Neuroscience 2012, New Orleans, October 13-17)

  • *D. DUMITRIU1, Y. S. GROSSMAN1, R. GONZAGA2, C. FARB2, W. G. JANSSEN1, J. E. LEDOUX2, J. H. MORRISON1;
    Long-term dendritic spine remodeling in the rat lateral amygdala following fear conditioning involves circuit specific pruning of dendritic spines from low density dendrites. <ABSTRAT>
  • J. E. KLEIN1, J. M. MOSCARELLO1, R. M. SEARS1, J. E. LEDOUX1,2, *C. K. CAIN2,1; The transition to amygdala-independent defensive behavior: Contributions of time and training in a signaled active avoidance task <ABSTRAT>
  • H. C. SCHIFF1, J. P. JOHANSEN2, R. M. SEARS1, J. E. LEDOUX1,3; Mechanisms of ?-adrenergic signaling in acquisition and consolidation of defense conditioning.<ABSTRAT>
  • R. C. MARTINEZ1,2, N. GUPTA2, G. LAZARO-MUNOZ2, R. SEARS2, J. OTOCH3, J. LEDOUX2,4, C. K. CAIN2,4; c-fos activation in PFC following threat correlates positively with instrumental actions and negatively with Pavlovian reactions. <ABSTRAT>
  • *J. M. MOSCARELLO1, J. E. LEDOUX1,2; Infralimbic prefrontal cortex suppresses amygdala-mediated fear reactions as a function of active avoidance learning <ABSTRAT>
  • *T. MADARASZ1, E. S. BOYDEN2, J. E. LEDOUX1,3, J. P. JOHANSEN4; Temporally specific optogenetic inactivation of lateral amygdala pyramidal neurons reverses the effects of contingency degradation on fear learning.<ABSTRAT>
  • *L. DIAZ-MATAIX1, E. MOCAER2, L. SEGUIN2, J. E. LEDOUX1,3; Agomelatine reduces fear long term memory but not acquisition or short term fear memories. Involvement of melatonergic and 5HT2C receptors. <ABSTRAT>
  • *R. M. SEARS1, J. E. LEDOUX1,2; A role for the orexin/hypocretin system in fear learning.<ABSTRAT>
  • *F. RAMIREZ1, R. M. SEARS1, J. M. MOCARELLO1, J. E. LEDOUX1,2;The role of nucleus accumbens in the expression of auditory signaled two-way active avoidance in rats. <ABSTRAT>
  • *V. CAMPESE1, J. E. LEDOUX1,2, C. K. CAIN1,2; Factors influencing aversive Pavlovian-to-instrumental transfer in a rodent Sidman avoidance paradigm.<ABSTRAT>
  • *J. KNIPPENBERG1,2, M. GRAUPNER3, L. DIAZ-MATAIX3, J. LEDOUX3,4, V. DOYERE1,2,3; Temporal dynamics in coherent delta and theta oscillations within the amygdalo-prefronto-striatal network as correlates of interval timing in rats.>.< ABSTRAT>

SfN 2011

(Neuroscience 2011, SfN's 41st annual meeting, Nov. 12-16, Washington, DC, the Walter E. Washington Convention Center.)

  • *L. DIAZ-MATAIX1, R. C. RUIZ-MARTINEZ2, R. SEARS1, J. E. LEDOUX1,3, V. DOYERE4; Involvement of the lateral amygdala in early recognition of temporal structure of CS-US association in Pavlovian fear conditioning. <ABSTRAT>
  • *J. W. KANEN1, D. SCHILLER3, J. E. LEDOUX2,4, M. H. MONFILS5, E. A. PHELPS1,2,4; Neuroimaging assessment of the mechanisms underlying behavioral interference of reconsolidation in humans <ABSTRAT>
  • *J. KNIPPENBERG1, M. GRAUPNER2, L. DIAZ-MATAIX2, J. E. LEDOUX2,3, V. DOYERE1; Neurophysiological correlates of time encoding in the amygdalo-prefronto-striatal network <ABSTRAT>
  • T. J. MADARASZ1, S. S. ROY2, E. S. BOYDEN4, J. E. LEDOUX1,5, *J. P. JOHANSEN3; Making predictions in a complex world: Mechanisms of contingency degradation in fear conditioning <ABSTRAT>
  • *R. C. MARTINEZ1,2, N. GUPTA2, G. LÁZARO-MUÑOZ2, R. SEARS2, L. POLI DE FIGUEIREDO3, J. E. LEDOUX2,4, C. K. CAIN2,4;Making predictions in a complex world: Mechanisms of contingency degradation in fear conditioning <ABSTRAT>
  • *L. OSTROFF1, M. MANZUR1, C. K. CAIN1,2, J. E. LEDOUX1,2; Learning and the tripartite synapse: Appearance of synapses without astrocytes during consolidation of fear conditioning <ABSTRAT>
  • *H. C. SCHIFF1, J. P. JOHANSEN1, J. L. LEDOUX1,2; Active vs reactive responding to a threatening situation produces differential c-fos activation in specific amygdala subregions. <ABSTRAT>
  • *R. M. SEARS1, J. E. LEDOUX1,2; A role for orexins in fear learning. <ABSTRAT>

SfN 2010

(Neuroscience 2010, SfN's 40th annual meeting, San Diego, CA at the San Diego Convention Center)

  • *C. K. CAIN1,2, G. LAZARO-MUNOZ1, J. E. LEDOUX1,2; Propranolol rescues active avoidance behavior in rats exhibiting high freezing and poor avoidance <ABSTRAT>
  • *K. K. COWANSAGE1, L. DIAZ-MATAIX2, M.-H. MONFILS4, J. E. LEDOUX3,5; Extinction and synapse specific disruption of Pavlovian fear memories without emotional expression <ABSTRAT>
  • *L. DIAZ-MATAIX1, E. MOCAËR2, L. SEGUIN2, J. E. LEDOUX1,3; Agomelatine reduces long term memory but not acquisition or short term expression of fear memories <ABSTRAT>
  • *K. ISOGAWA1, D. E. A. BUSH1, Z. A. EVANS1, J. E. LEDOUX1,2;
    The effects of corticotropin releasing factor infused into lateral amygdala on reconsolidation and extinction of fear conditioning
    <ABSTRAT>
  • *J. P. JOHANSEN1, H. HAMANAKA2, L. DIAZ-MATAIX2, J. E. LEDOUX2,3; Hebbian and neuromodulatory mechanisms act synergistically to instruct associative memory formation <ABSTRAT>
  • *G. LAZARO-MUNOZ1, J. E. LEDOUX1,2, C. K. CAIN1,2; Lesions of the lateral amygdala impair escape performance during active avoidance training in rats <ABSTRAT>
  • *R. C. MARTINEZ1,2,3, L. DIAZ-MATAIX2, S. HOHN4, G. E. SCHAFE5, J. E. LEDOUX2,6, V. DOYÈRE4,2; The involvement of amygdala in the temporal structure <ABSTRAT>
  • *L. OSTROFF1, C. K. CAIN1,2, N. JINDAL1, N. DAR1, J. E. LEDOUX1,2; Changes in presynaptic structure with fear and safety conditioning <ABSTRAT>
  • *A. PICKENHAGEN1,2, C. RAINEKI1,2,3, C. K. CAIN1,4, J. E. LEDOUX1,4, R. M. SULLIVAN1,2,3,4; Enduring effects of early life trauma on fear reactivity in the adolescent rat <ABSTRAT>
  • *H. C. SCHIFF1, J. P. JOHANSEN1, J. E. LEDOUX1,2; Exchange protein directly activated by cAMP (Epac) contributes to the formation of long-term memory for fear conditioning <ABSTRAT>
  • *R. SHANSKY1, J. H. MORRISON1, J. E. LEDOUX2,3; Prefrontal dopamine D1 receptor expression predicts estrogen-enhanced memory for fear extinction <ABSTRAT>

SfN 2009
(SfN 2009 Annual Meeting, McCormick Place Campus, 2301 S. Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, Ill. 60616. October 17 - 21, 2009)

M. H. MONFILS1,2, L. DIAZ-MATAIX2, D. BUSH2, J. VUJOVIC2, J. DEBIEC3, V. DOYERE4, J. E. LEDOUX5,2; Retrieval-induced strengthening of fear memory: Interactions with beta-adrenergic blockade . <ABSTRAT>

*E. M. CAPAROSA, D. E. A. BUSH, J. E. LEDOUX; Stimulation of amygdala beta-adrenergic receptors enhances acquisition of fear conditioning <ABSTRAT>

*J. DEBIEC1,2, V. DOYERE1,3, L. DIAZ-MATAIX1, D. E. A. BUSH1, J. E. LEDOUX1,4; Reconsolidation of implicitly reactivated fear memories in the rat amygdala <ABSTRAT>

*L. DIAZ-MATAIX1, J. E. LEDOUX1, V. DOYERE2; Is the temporal structure of fear conditioning processed in the amygdala? <ABSTRAT>

*S. C. LAZZARO, C. K. CAIN, J. E. LEDOUX; Terazosin, an alpha1-adrenergic receptor antagonist, enhances acquisition and impairs extinction of Pavlovian cue fear, but does not affect context fear <ABSTRAT>

*G. LAZARO-MUNOZ, J. E. LEDOUX, C. K. CAIN; Acquisition of sidman active avoidance in rats depends on the lateral and basal, but not central, nuclei of the amygdala <ABSTRAT>

*K. K. COWANSAGE, E. KLANN, J. E. LEDOUX; Pre-training exposure to novelty enhances performance in memory-impaired individuals <ABSTRAT>

*J. P. JOHANSEN, D. M. GIRARD, J. E. LEDOUX; Changes in behavioral decision making due to aversive outcomes requires the lateral and basal nuclei of the amygdala <ABSTRAT>

*H. C. SCHIFF1, C. CUNHA3, P. ASKALSKY1, J. E. LEDOUX2,4; Epac is involved in thalamo-amygdala LTP induction <ABSTRAT>

*R. SHANSKY1, J. H. MORRISON1, J. LEDOUX2; Sex differences and estrogen effects on retrieval of conditioned fear extinction <ABSTRAT>


SfN 2008
(SfN 2008 Annual Meeting, Washington, DC. November 15 - 19, 2008)

C. K. CAIN, G. LÁZARO-MUÑOZ, J. E. LEDOUX; Lesions of the lateral and central nuclei of the amygdala disrupt aversive pavlovian-instrumental transfer in rats. <ABSTRAT>

K. K. COWANSAGE, D. E. A. BUSH, E. KLANN, J. E. LEDOUX; Individual differences in biochemical modulators of fear acquisition, consolidation, and regulation. <ABSTRAT>

J. DEBIEC1,2, V. DOYERE1,3, L. DÍAZ-MATAIX1, D. BUSH1, J. LEDOUX1; The amygdala encodes specific sensory features of an aversive reinforcer. <ABSTRAT>

L. DIAZ-MATAIX1, J. DEBIEC2,1, J. E. LEDOUX1, V. DOYERE3; Does the US reactivation trigger a reconsolidation of a CS representation in the LA? <ABSTRAT>

C. HOEFFER1, K. K. COWANSAGE1, E. C. ARNOLD1, J. E. LEDOUX1, N. MOERKE2, G. WAGNER3, E. KLANN1; Effects of small molecule inhibition on the interaction between initiation factors eIF4E and eIF4G following associative fear conditioning. <ABSTRAT>

K. ISOGAWA, *D. E. BUSH, J. E. LEDOUX; Lateral amygdala infusions of corticotropin-releasing factor have opposing effects on formation and expression of fear conditioning. <ABSTRAT>

G. LAZARO-MUNOZ, J. E. LEDOUX, C. K. CAIN; Performance of well-trained sidman active avoidance in rats is amygdala-independent and constrained by activity in the central nucleus of the amygdala. <ABSTRAT>

M. H. MONFILS, K. K. COWANSAGE, E. KLANN, J. E. LEDOUX; Behavioral blockade of reconsolidation prevents return of fear. <ABSTRAT>

L. OSTROFF, N. DAR, R. MAURO, J. E. LEDOUX; Enhancement of fear memory consolidation by experience. <ABSTRAT>

D. SCHILLER1,2, M.-H. MONFILS1, D. C. JOHNSON2, C. M. RAIO2, J. E. LEDOUX1, E. A. PHELPS1,2; Behavioral blockade of the return of fear in humans <ABSTRAT>


SfN 2007
(SfN 2007 Annual Meeting, San Diego, California. November 3-7, 2007)

*D. E. BUSH, F. SOTRES-BAYON, J. E. LEDOUX; Individual differences in fear: Isolating fear reactivity and fear recovery phenotypes. <ABSTRAT>

*K. K. COWANSAGE, M.-H. MONFILS, J. E. LEDOUX; The sound of silence: when the signal for danger is no signal at all.<ABSTRAT>

*N. G. CURLEY1, S. A. STERN2, J. S. SCHWARTZ1, C. K. CAIN2, D. SCHILLER1,2, J. E. LEDOUX2, E. A. PHELPS1,2; Evidence for recovery of fear following immediate extinction in rats and humans.<ABSTRAT>

*M. R. DELGADO1, R. L. JOU2, J. LEDOUX3, E. A. PHELPS2; Avoiding negative outcomes: Tracking the mechanisms of avoidance learning in humans during fear conditioning. <ABSTRAT>

*N. HARANHALLI, L. W. MASSIE, J. P. LITTLE, J. E. LEDOUX, L. R. JOHNSON; Relationship between memory ‘strength’ and the number of phosphorylated mapk neurons in the lateral amygdala.<ABSTRAT>

*L. R. JOHNSON1, A. AMIN1, A. KAMATH1, H. ALPHS1, M. HOU1, L. ALBERT JR1, J. RADLEY2, P. HOF3, J. E. LEDOUX1; Symmetry is an organizing principle in neuronal dendrotaxis.<ABSTRAT>

*E. KLANN1, C. A. HOEFFER, Jr1, K. K. COWANSAGE1, N. MOERKE2, G. WAGNER2, J. LEDOUX1; Effects of small molecule inhibition on the interaction between initiation factors eIF4E and eIF4G following associative fear conditioning. <ABSTRAT>

*R. LAMPRECHT1, S. ASSOUN2, S. DRACHEVA3, J. LEDOUX4; Fear learning genes in the lateral amygdala: CS-US pairing induces different patterns of gene expression than unpaired stimulation.<ABSTRAT>

*J. P. LITTLE, N. HARANHALLI, L. W. MASSIE, J. E. LEDOUX, L. R. JOHNSON; Pavlovian learning does not increase the number of phosphorylated ERK/MAPK neurons in the central and basal nuclei of the amygdala. <ABSTRAT>

*L. W. MASSIE, N. HARRANHALLI, J. P. LITTLE, L. R. JOHNSON, J. E. LEDOUX; Equal hemispheric cellular activation in the lateral amygdala following fear conditioning in rats. <ABSTRAT>

*M. H. MONFILS1, K. K. COWANSAGE1, M. V. CHAO2, J. E. LEDOUX1; Brain-derived neurotrophic factor mediates fear memory consolidation and induces potentiation of thalamo-amygdala synapses. <ABSTRAT>

*L. OSTROFF, M. H. MONFILS, N. JINDAL, J. LEDOUX;
Three-dimensional structure of lateral amygdala synapses. <ABSTRAT>

*D. SCHILLER1,2, I. LEVY1, M. R. DELGADO3, A. M. APERGIS-SCHOUTE1, J. E. LEDOUX1, E. A. PHELPS1,2; Overlapping neural systems mediating extinction, reversal and regulation of fear. <ABSTRAT>

*T. SIGURDSSON, C. K. CAIN, J. E. LEDOUX; Synaptic depression contributes to sensory adaptation in lateral amygdala neurons.<ABSTRAT>

*F. SOTRES-BAYON, L. DIAZ-MATAIX, D. E. A. BUSH, J. E. LEDOUX;
Consolidation of fear extinction requires NR2B-containing NMDA receptors in the ventromedial prefrontal cortex, but not in the lateral amygdala..<ABSTRAT>


SfN 2006
(SfN 36th Annual Meeting, Atlanta, Georgia. October 14– 18, 2006)

*D. E. BUSH, A. GEKKER, J. E. LEDOUX, BLOCKADE OF AMYGDALA BETA-ADRENERGIC RECEPTORS DISRUPTS FEAR CONDITIONING. <ABSTRACT><POSTER>

*N. S. BURGHARDT1, D. E. A. BUSH1, B. S. MCEWEN2, J. E. LEDOUX1; BLOCKADE OF 5-HT2C RECEPTORS DISRUPTS THE INCREASE IN CONDITIONED FEAR EXPRESSION FOLLOWING ACUTE SSRI TREATMENT. <ABSTRACT>

*K. K. COWANSAGE1, D. E. BUSH1, B. S. MCEWEN2, J. E. LEDOUX1;
COMPARISON OF THE EFFECTS OF ACUTE SWIM, RESTRAINT, AND SHOCK STRESS ON FEAR CONDITIONING. <ABSTRACT><POSTER>

*V. DOYERE1, L. R. JOHNSON2, M. HOU2, A. PONCE3, L. GRIBELYUK2, H. H. ALPHS2, L. ALBERT2, J. E. LEDOUX2; A RECURRENT NETWORK IN THE LATERAL AMYGDALA: A MECHANISM FOR TEMPORAL COINCIDENCE DETECTION. <ABSTRACT><POSTER>

L. R. JOHNSON, M. HOU, *J. E. LEDOUX; AFFERENT SPECIFIC REGULATION OF CORTICAL AND SUBCORTICAL SYNAPTIC INPUT TO THE LATERAL AMYGDALA BY NOREPINEPHRINE. <ABSTRACT><POSTER>

G. LAZARO-MUNOZ, V. MAHADOMRONGKUL, C. K. CAIN, C. J. AOKI;FEAR CONDITIONING INCREASES GLUR1 SUBUNIT OF AMPA RECEPTORS AT POSTSYNAPTIC DENSITIES OF LATERAL AMYGDALA SPINES. <ABSTRACT><POSTER>

J. E. LEDOUX, N. HARANHALLI, L. W. MASSIE, J. P. LITTLE, *L. R. JOHNSON;
SYSTEMATIC CONSTELLATIONS OF NEURONS ARE ACTIVATED IN LATERAL AMYGDALA FOLLOWING PAVLOVIAN FEAR CONDITIONING.
<ABSTRACT>

M. H. MONFILS1, J. DEBIEC1, *G. E. SCHAFE2, J. E. LEDOUX1, V. DOYERE3;
CUE-SELECTIVE RECONSOLIDATION OF AUDITORY FEAR MEMORIES AT THALAMO-AMYGDALA SYNAPSES. <ABSTRACT>

*D. SCHILLER1, J. E. LEDOUX2, E. A. PHELPS1; REVERSAL OF FEAR LEARNING IN THE HUMAN BRAIN. <ABSTRACT><POSTER>

*T. SIGURDSSON1, C. K. CAIN1, V. DOYERE1,2, J. E. LEDOUX1;Short-term plasticity differentially regulates long-term plasticity at thalamic and cortical auditory inputs to the lateral amygdala in vivo. <ABSTRACT>

*F. SOTRES-BAYON, D. E. BUSH, J. E. LEDOUX; Acquisition of fear extinction requires NR2B-containing NMDA receptors in the lateral amygdala. <ABSTRACT><POSTER>


SfN 2005
(SfN 35th Annual Meeting, Washington, DC. November 12 – 16, 2005)

A.M.Apergis-Schoute2*; D.Schiller1,2; L.Litman3; K.Nearing1; J.E.LeDoux2; E.A.Phelps1,2 THE NEURAL CIRCUITS OF ACQUISITION AND EXTINCTION OF AUDITORY FEAR CONDITIONING IN HUMANS <ABSTRACT>

C.K.Cain; J.E.LeDoux ESCAPE FROM FEAR: A DETAILED BEHAVIORAL ANALYSIS OF TWO ATYPICAL RESPONSES REINFORCED BY CS-TERMINATION. <ABSTRACT>

V.Doyere1; J.M.Edeline1*; J.E.LeDoux2; G.E.Schafe3 LOCAL SYNAPTIC PLASTICITY IS REQUIRED FOR LONG-TERM STORAGE OF A FEAR MEMORY IN THE LATERAL AMYGDALA. <ABSTRACT>

J.C.Erlich*; D.E.A.Bush; J.E.LeDoux LATERAL AMYGDALA INACTIVATION ATTENUATES LICK SUPPRESSION IN A PARTIALLY REINFORCED FEAR CONDITIONING TASK. <ABSTRACT>

S.Rosis*; A.D.Reyes; J.E.LeDoux INHIBITON PROVIDES A MECHANISM FOR MODULATING SYNAPTIC PLASTICITY IN THE LATERAL AMYGDALA. <ABSTRACT>

G.E.Schafe1; M.W.Swank2; S.M.Rodrigues3; J.E.LeDoux3; V.Doyere4 PHOSPHORYLATION OF ERK/MAP KINASE IS REQUIRED FOR LTP AT THALAMIC AND CORTICAL INPUTS TO THE LATERAL AMYGDALA IN VIVO. <ABSTRACT>


SfN 2004
(Neuroscience 34th Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA October 23- 27, 2004)

N.S.Burghardt1*; T.Sigurdsson1; B.S.McEwen2; J.E.LeDoux1
CHRONIC SSRI TREATMENT IMPAIRS THE ACQUISTION OF FEAR EXTINCTION IN RATS: A COMPARISON WITH TIANEPTINE. <ABSTRACT>

D.E.A.Bush1*; B.S.McEwen2; J.E.LeDoux1 ACUTE RESTRAINT STRESS ENHANCES THE RECONSOLIDATION OF FEAR MEMORY. <ABSTRACT>

J.Debiec*; J.E.LeDoux BLOCKADE OF RECONSOLIDATION BUT NOT CONSOLIDATION OF AUDITORY FEAR CONDITIONING BY PROPRANOLOL INFUSION INTO THE LATERAL AMYGDALA IN RATS. <ABSTRACT>

J.C.Erlich*; J.S.Choi; J.E.LeDoux SINGLE-UNIT ACTIVITY IN THE MEDIAL PREFRONTAL CORTEX DURING PARTIALLY REINFORCED FEAR CONDITIONING. <ABSTRACT>

R.Lamprecht; D.S.Margulies; J.E.LeDoux* INHIBITION OF MYOSIN LIGHT CHAIN KINASE ACTIVITY IN LATERAL AMYGDALA ENHANCES FEAR-CONDITIONING MEMORY <ABSTRACT>

M.M.Miller1,4*; M.Altemus2; J.Debiec3; J.E.LeDoux3; E.A.Phelps4 PROPRANOLOL IMPAIRS RECONSOLIDATION OF CONDITIONED FEAR IN HUMANS . <ABSTRACT>

R.Narayanan1*; L.R.Johnson2; H.H.Alphs2; J.E.LeDoux2; S.Chattarji1
BIOPHYSICAL CORRELATES OF INTRINSIC AND STRESS-INDUCED MORPHOLOGICAL VARIABILITY IN LATERAL AMYGDALOID NEURONS: A COMPUTATIONAL STUDY.<ABSTRACT>

S.Rosis1*; E.P.Bauer1; C.R.Farb1; S.M.Rodrigues1; J.E.LeDoux1; G.E.Schafe2 A SCAVENGER OF NITRIC OXIDE IMPAIRS AMYGDALA LTP & MEMORY FORMATION OF AUDITORY PAVLOVIAN FEAR CONDITIONING. <ABSTRACT>

S.Rumpel1*; J.LeDoux2; A.Zador1; R.Malinow1 MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF LEARNING INDUCED SYNAPTIC PLASTICITY IN VIVO. <ABSTRACT>

A.M.Schoute1; J.Debiec1; J.LeDoux1; G.Schafe2* INHIBITION OF ERK/MAP KINASE IN THE AUDITORY THALAMUS IMPAIRS LONG-TERM POTENTIATION IN THE LATERAL AMYGDALA. <ABSTRACT>

F.Sotres-Bayon*; D.E.A.Bush; J.E.LeDoux BLOCKADE OF THE NR2B SUBUNIT OF THE NMDA RECEPTOR IMPAIRS FEAR EXTINCTION LEARNING . <ABSTRACT>


SfN 2003
(Neuroscience 33rd Annual Meeting, New Orleans, November 8 - 12, 2003)

H.H.Alphs1*; L.R.Johnson1; V.Doyere1,2; P.R.Hof3; J.E.LeDoux1
DIFFERENCES IN INTRINSIC PROPERTIES OF DORSALLY AND VENTRALLY LOCATED LATERAL AMYGDALA NEURONS OF THE RAT.
<ABSTRACT>

N.S.Burghardt1*; E.P.Bauer1; B.S.McEwen2; J.E.LeDoux1
DIFFERENT EFFECTS OF ACUTE AND CHRONIC TREATMENT WITH TIANEPTINE IN THE ACQUISITION OF CONDITIONED FEAR. <ABSTRACT>


D.E.A.Bush
*;
L.R.Johnson; J.Choi; J.E.LeDoux ACUTE RESTRAINT STRESS ALTERS SUBSEQUENT AUDITORY FEAR CONDITIONING IN THE RAT. <ABSTRACT>

J.Choi
*;
J.E.LeDoux LESIONS OF THE LATERAL/BASAL BUT NOT THE CENTRAL NUCLEUS OF THE AMYGDALA IMPAIR POST-TRAINING PERFORMANCE OF FEAR-INDUCED 2-WAY ACTIVE AVOIDANCE SIGNALED BY A CONDITIONED STIMULUS. <ABSTRACT>

J.Debiec1*;
V.Doyere1,2; K.Nader3; J.E.LeDoux1 RECONSOLIDATION OF HIGHER-ORDER AUDITORY FEAR CONDITIONING IN THE AMYGDALA.<ABSTRACT>

S.Duvarci
1*
; K.Nader2; J.E.LeDoux1 REQUIREMENT FOR mRNA SYNTHESIS DURING CONSOLIDATION AND RECONSOLIDATION OF PAVLOVIAN AUDITORY FEAR CONDITIONING.<ABSTRACT>

L.R.Johnson
1,3;
J.J.Radley1,2*; J.Martino1,3; R.Lamprecht1,3; P.R.Hof1,2; J.E.LeDoux1,3; J.H.Morrison1,2AMYGDALA-DEPENDENT LEARNING INCREASES THE NUMBER OF SPINOPHILIN-IMMUNOREACTIVE DENDRITIC SPINES IN THE LATERAL AMYGDALA. <ABSTRACT>

J.E.LeDoux
1;
S.Duvarci1; K.Nader2*INTRA-AMYGDALA ANISOMYCIN BLOCKS THE RECONSOLIDATION OF BRIEFLY REACTIVATED OR EXTINGUISHED AUDITORY FEAR MEMORIES. <ABSTRACT>

S.Rosis
*;
L.R.Johnson; J.E.LeDoux GABA RECEPTORS CONTRIBUTE TO SYNAPTIC INTEGRATION IN LATERAL AMYGDALA NEURONS.<ABSTRACT>

T.Sigurdsson
*;
G.E.Schafe; R.Lamprecht; J.E.LeDoux ROLE OF THE NR2B SUBUNIT OF THE NMDA RECEPTOR IN LTP IN THE LATERAL AMYGDALA IN VIVO.<ABSTRACT


SfN 2002

( 32nd Annual Meeting .Nov.2-7 Orlando, FL)

J. Apergis1; G.M. Sullivan2*; J.E. LeDoux1 ELECTROLYTIC LESIONS OF THE CENTRAL NUCLEUS OF THE AMYGDALA (CE) BUT NOT THE BED NUCLEUS OF THE STRIA TERMINALIS (BNST) ATTENUATE CORTICOSTERONE (CORT) RESPONSE TO A CONDITIONED TONE CUE <ABSTRACT>

E.P. Bauer*; J.E. LeDoux HETEROSYNAPTIC POTENTIATION OF INHIBITORY TRANSMISSION IN THE LATERAL AMYGDALA<ABSTRACT>

H.T. Blair*; F. Sotres-Bayon; M.A.P. Marta; J.E. LeDoux ROLE OF AMYGDALA IN CONDITIONED VERSUS UNCONDITIONED RESPONDING TO AVERSIVE STIMULI <ABSTRACT>

N.-S.- Burghardt*; G.-M.- Sullivan; J.-E.- LeDoux FEAR INCREASES WITH ACUTE AND DECREASES WITH CHRONIC SYSTEMIC CITALOPRAM TREATMENT IN RATS. <ABSTRACT>

J. Debiec1; J.E. LeDoux1*; K. Nader2 SYSTEMS RECONSOLIDATION: THE EXISTENCE OF MULTIPLE RETROGRADE AMNESIC GRADIENTS. <ABSTRACT>

S. Duvarci1; J.E. LeDoux1; K. Nader2* REACTIVATION OF A CONSOLIDATED AUDITORY FEAR MEMORY DURING A REINFORCED TRIAL RETURNS THE MEMORY TO A LABILE STATE.<ABSTRACT>

J.C. Erlich*; J.-S. Choi; Y. Zhou; J.E. LeDoux BEHAVIORAL CORRELATES OF STIMULUS EVOKED SINGLE-UNIT RESPONSES IN THE LATERAL AMYGDALA AND MEDIAL PREFRONTAL CORTEX OF THE RAT AFTER FEAR CONDITIONING <ABSTRACT>

L.R. Johnson1*; V. Doyere1,2; H.A. Alphs1; J.E. LeDoux1 PROPAGATING EXCITATORY POTENTIALS WITHIN THE FEAR CONDITIONING CIRCUIT OF THE LATERAL AMYGDALA. <ABSTRACT>

M.P. Kristensen*; L.R. Johnson; J.E. LeDoux FREQUENCY SELECTIVITY AND POTENTIATION OF LATERAL AMYGDALA NEURONS TO AUDITORY TONES: AN IN VIVO INTRACELLULAR RECORDING STUDY.<ABSTRACT>

R. Lamprecht*; J.E. LeDoux FEAR MEMORY FORMATION INVOLVES p190 RhoGAP AND ROCK PROTEINS IN AMYGALA<ABSTRACT>

S.M. Rodrigues*; C.R. Farb; J.E. LeDoux; G.E. Schafe Ca2+/CALMODULIN DEPENDENT PROTEIN KINASE II IS REQUIRED FOR FEAR MEMORY FORMATION IN THE LATERAL AMYGDALA <ABSTRACT>

G.E. Schafe*; S.M. Rodrigues; A.M. Schoute; J.E. LeDoux A ROLE FOR NEURONAL NITRIC OXIDE SYNTHASE (nNOS) IN AUDITORY PAVLOVIAN FEAR CONDITIONING<ABSTRACT>

A.M. Schoute; J.-S. Choi*; J.E. LeDoux; G.E. Schafe THE AUDITORY THALAMUS CONTRIBUTES TO MEMORY FORMATION OF AUDITORY FEAR CONDITIONING VIA THE ERK/MAP KINASE SIGNALING PATHWAY <ABSTRACT>

T. Sigurdsson1*; V. Doyere1,2; J.E. LeDoux1 ENHANCEMENT OF AUDITORY RESPONSES IN THE LATERAL AMYGDALA FOLLOWING COACTIVATION OF CS AND US PATHWAYS<ABSTRACT>

M.W. Swank1*; G.E. Schafe2; J.E. LeDoux2 PROTEOMIC IDENTIFICATION OF NOVEL PROTEIN KINASE SUBSTRATES IN RAT BRAIN DURING PAVLOVIAN FEAR CONDITIONING<ABSTRACT>


SfN 2001

(SFN 31st Annual Meeting San Diego, CA November 10-15, 2001)
(
Sunday, Nov. 11 PM - Poster Presentations)

E.P. Bauer*; J.E. LeDoux; K. Nader . PAVLOVIAN FEAR CONDITIONING AND ASSOCIATIVE LTP IN THE LATERAL AMYGDALA ARE SENSITIVE TO THE SAME STIMULUS CONTINGENCIES. <ABSTRACT>

N.S. Burghardt*; C.R. Farb; G.M. Sullivan; J.E. LeDoux. SEROTONIN 5-HT2A AND 5-HT3 RECEPTOR SUBTYPES SEGREGATE INTO DIFFERENT SUBPOPULATIONS OF GABA INTERNEURONS IN THE AMYGDALA. <ABSTRACT>

J. Debiec; J.E. LeDoux*; K. Nader.CONTEXTUAL FEAR MEMORIES REQUIRE PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN THE HIPPOCAMPUS IN ORDER TO BE RECONSOLIDATED.<ABSTRACT> <POSTER>

V. Doyre1,2; G.E. Schafe2; J.E. LeDoux2 .LONG-TERM POTENTIATION IN THE LATERAL AMYGDALA: A COMPARISON BETWEEN THALAMIC AND CORTICAL INPUTS IN FREELY MOVING RATS<ABSTRACT>

L.R. Johnson1*; M. Hou1; L. Albert Jr1; C. Farb1; P.R. Hof2; J.E. LeDoux1. QUANTIFICATION OF THE TOTAL NEURONAL STRUCTURE OF THE FEAR CONDITIONING CIRCUIT OF THE LATERAL AMYGDALA OF THE RAT <ABSTRACT><POSTER>

R. Lamprecht*; M.A.P. Moita; K. Nader; J.E. LeDoux . PKA ANCHORING TO AKAPS IN THE AMYGDALA IS NECESSARY FOR CONSOLIDATION OF AUDITORY FEAR CONDITIONING MEMORY. <ABSTRACT>

M.A.P. Moita; J.E. Ledoux; H.T. Blair*. FEAR CONDITIONING INDUCES REMAPPING IN HIPPOCAMPAL PLACE CELLS<ABSTRACT>

K. Pham1*; B.S. McEwen1; J.E. LeDoux2; K. Nader2. IDENTIFYING THE COMPONENT OF LEARNING AND MEMORY THAT AFFECTS HIPPOCAMPAL NEUROGENESIS <ABSTRACT>(Tuesday, Nov. 13 PM - Poster Presentations)

S.M. Rodrigues*; E.P. Bauer; G.E. Schafe; J.E. LeDoux. THE MGLUR5 METABOTROPIC GLUTAMATE RECEPTOR ANTAGONIST MPEP IMPAIRS THE ACQUISITION OF CONDITIONED FEAR AND THE INDUCTION OF LONG-TERM POTENTIATION IN THE LATERAL AMYGDALA<ABSTRACT>

G.E. Schafe1*; V. Doyre1,2; M.W. Swank3; J.E. LeDoux1.ACTIVATION OF ERK/MAP KINASE IN THE RAT LATERAL AMYGDALA FOLLOWING LTP-INDUCING STIMULATION OF THE
AUDITORY THALAMUS, IN VIVO
<ABSTRACT> <POSTER>

A.E. Wilensky*; G.E. Schafe; J.E. LeDoux .DOES THE CENTRAL NUCLEUS OF THE AMYGDALA CONTRIBUTE TO THE CONSOLIDATION OF AUDITORY FEAR CONDITIONING?<ABSTRACT><POSTER>


SfN 2000

E.P. Bauer,* G.E. Schafe and J.E. LeDoux. DIFFERENT INDUCTION PROTOCOLS RECRUIT NMDA AND L-TYPE CALCIUM CHANNEL-DEPENDENT LTP IN THE LATERAL AMYGDALA (LA): CORRELATION WITH FEAR MEMORY<ABSTRACT>

H.T. Blair* and J.E. LeDoux.SINGLE-UNIT RECORDING OF AUDITORY AND NOCICEPTIVE RESPONSES FROM LATERAL AMYGDALA (LA) NEURONS DURING AUDITORY FEAR CONDITIONING IN FREELY BEHAVING RATS.<ABSTRACT>

N.S. Burghardt*, C. R. Farb, G.M. Sullivan and J.E. LeDoux. IMMUNOCYTOCHEMICAL LOCALIZATION OF SEROTONIN 1A, 2A, 2C, 3, AND 7 RECEPTOR SUBTYPES IN THE LATERAL AMYGDALA (LA) OF THE RAT. <ABSTRACT>

L. R. Johnson *, J. E. LeDoux.GABAERGIC INHIBITION IN THE FEAR CONDITIONING CIRCUIT OF THE LATERAL AMYGDALA IS POTENTIATED BY DOPAMINE D1 AGONISTS. <ABSTRACT>

R. Lamprecht and J.E. LeDoux.FEAR CONDITIONING INDUCE TYROSINE PHOSPHORYLATION OF A 60 KDA PROTEIN IN RAT THALAMUS. <ABSTRACT>

M.A.P. Moita, H.T. Blair, G.M. Sullivan*, and J.E. LeDoux. SINGLE-UNIT RECORDING OF HIPPOCAMPAL CELLS DURING AUDITORY FEAR CONDITIONING.<ABSTRACT>

K Nader, GE Schafe* & JE LeDoux, Center for Neural Science, NYU, NY, NY, 10003. Consolidated Fear Memories Become Labile During Retrieval And Require Protein Synthesis In The Amygdala For Reconsolidation<ABSTRACT>

S.M. Rodrigues*; J.E. LeDoux*; J.H. Morrison** DIFFERENTIAL EXPRESSION OF THE N-METHYL-D-ASPARTATE RECEPTOR NR2B SUBUNIT IN THE LATERAL NUCLEUS DIVISIONS OF THE RAT AMYGDALA. <ABSTRACT>

*G.E. Schafe,**C.M. Atkins*, **J.D. Sweatt & *J.E. LeDoux. BLOCKADE OF ERK/MAP KINASE ACTIVATION IN THE AMYGDALA IMPAIRS MEMORY CONSOLIDATION OF PAVLOVIAN FEAR CONDITIONING <ABSTRACT>

A.E. Wilensky*, G.E. Schafe and J.E. LeDoux.UNCTIONAL INACTIVATION OF AMYGDALA NUCLEI DURING ACQUISITION OF PAVLOVIAN FEAR CONDITIONING. <ABSTRACT>


SfN 1999

Bauer, E.P., Weisskopf, M.G., and LeDoux, J.E. (1999). Excitatory and inhibitory LTP at thalamic input synapses to the lateral amygdala. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts.Schafe, G.E., Atkins, C.M., Swank, M.W., Sweatt, J.D., and LeDoux, J.E. (1999). Activation of MAP kinase in the rat lateral and basal amygdala following Pavlovian fear conditioning. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts.

Lanuza, E., Schafe, G.E., and LeDoux, J.E. (1999). Unconditioned stimulus pathways mediating fear conditioning: Effects of lesions of the posterior intralaminar thalamic nuclei on Fos activity in the lateral amygdala of rats. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts.

Nadel, N.V., Schafe, G.E., Harris, A., Sullivan, G.M., and LeDoux, J.E. (1999) Immediate post-training injection of inhibitors of protein synthesis and PKA activity in the lateral and basal amygdala, but not the hippocampus, interferes with memory consolidation for contextual and auditory fear conditioning. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts.

Schafe, G.E., Nadel, N.V., Sullivan, G.M., Harris, A., and LeDoux, J.E. (1999). Inhibition of protein synthesis, PKA, and MAP kinase activity in rat brain interferes with memory consolidation for contextual and auditory fear conditioning. Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Meeting on Learning and Memory.

Schafe, G.E., Atkins, C.M., Swank, M.W., Sweatt, J.D., and LeDoux, J.E. (1999). Activation of MAP kinase in the rat lateral and basal amygdala following Pavlovian fear conditioning. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts.


SfN 1998

P. Amorapanth, K. Nader, & J.E. LeDoux   The Fear Arousing And Motivational Properties Of Aversive Stimuli Are Mediated By Different Systems Within The Amygdala. Abstract

N.N. Doron & J.E. LeDoux  Topographic Organization of Thalamo-Amygdala Projections: A Retrograde Tract Tracing Study in the Rat.Abstract

X.F. Li, M.G. Weisskopf, and J.E. LeDoux.  INHIBITORY LTP IN THE LATERAL AMYGDALA INDUCED BY TETANIZATION OF THE THALAMO-AMYGDALA PATHWAY.Abstract

K. Nader & J.E. LeDoux  The Mesoamygdala Dopaminergic Pathway Modulates Emotional Memories.Abstract

G.E. Schafe, G.M. Sullivan, and J.E. LeDoux. PHOSPHORYLATION OF cAMP RESPONSE ELEMENT BINDING PROTEIN IN THE RAT AMYGDALA FOLLOWING PAVLOVIAN FEAR CONDITIONING. Abstract

GGrace E. Stutzmann and Joseph E. LeDoux.  ABAergic Antagonists Block the Inhibitory Effects of Serotonin in the Lateral Amygdala: A Mechanism for Modulation of Sensory Inputs Related to Fear Conditioning.Abstract

M.G. Weisskopf and J.E. LeDoux  NMDA-INDEPENDENT LTP AT CORTICAL AND THALAMIC INPUT SYNAPSES TO THE LATERAL AMYGDALA Abstract

SfN 1997

Conrad, C.D., Margarinos, A.M., LeDoux, J.E. & McEwen, B.S. (1997) Chronic restraint stress enhanced contextual and cued fear conditioning in rats.Society for Neuroscience Abstracts 718.4.: .

Grace E. Stutzmann, Joseph E. LeDoux (1997) Modulation of Glutamate-Evoked Activity in Lateral Amygdala Neurons by Serotonin: Implications in Fear Conditioning Pathways and Stress.Society for Neuroscience Abstracts , ?.

Weisskopf, M. & LeDoux, J. (1997) in-vitro analysis of synaptic input to the dorsal subdivision of the lateral amygdala. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts , ?.


SfN 1996

Armony J.L., Servan-Schreiber D., Cohen J.C. and LeDoux J.E. (1996) Emotion and cognition interactions in the thalamo-cortico-amygdala network: Theory and model. Cognitive Neuroscience Society Asbtracts, 3:76.


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