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Julia Kolikova

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7Publications signalées
533Citations signalées
0Affiliations récentes

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Les publications récentes

Accès ouvert 2018 article OpenAlex

Longitudinal two-photon imaging in somatosensory cortex of behaving mice reveals dendritic spine formation enhancement by subchronic administration of low-dose ketamine

Evgeny Pryazhnikov, Ekaterina Mugantseva, Plinio Cabrera Casarotto, Julia Kolikova et autres

Ketamine, a well-known anesthetic, has recently attracted renewed attention as a fast-acting antidepressant. A single dose of ketamine induces rapid synaptogenesis, which may underlie its antidepressant effect. To test whether repeated exposure to ketamine triggers sustained synaptogenesis, we administered a sub-anesthetic dose …

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42 citations Scientific Reports
Accès ouvert 2014 article OpenAlex

Flat-floored Air-lifted Platform: A New Method for Combining Behavior with Microscopy or Electrophysiology on Awake Freely Moving Rodents

Mikhail Kislin, Ekaterina Mugantseva, Dmitry A. Molotkov, Natalia Kulesskaya et autres

It is widely acknowledged that the use of general anesthetics can undermine the relevance of electrophysiological or microscopical data obtained from a living animal's brain. Moreover, the lengthy recovery from anesthesia limits the frequency of repeated recording/imaging episodes in longitudinal studies. Hence, …

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63 citations Journal of Visualized Experiments
2014 article OpenAlex

Flat-floored Air-lifted Platform: A New Method for Combining Behavior with Microscopy or Electrophysiology on Awake Freely Moving Rodents

Mikhail Kislin, Ekaterina Mugantseva, Dmitry A. Molotkov, Natalia Kulesskaya et autres

It is widely acknowledged that the use of general anesthetics can undermine the relevance of electrophysiological or microscopical data obtained from a living animal’s brain. Moreover, the lengthy recovery from anesthesia limits the frequency of repeated recording/imaging episodes in longitudinal studies. Hence, …

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17 citations Journal of Visualized Experiments

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