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Ventral tegmental area dopamine controls timing variability.
Matthew A Weber, Kartik Sivakumar, Alexandra S Bova, Ervina E Tabakovic, Mackenzie M Conlon

bioRxiv· October 2025

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Amphetamine increases timing variability by degrading prefrontal temporal encoding.
Matthew A Weber, Kartik Sivakumar, Braedon Q Kirkpatrick, Hannah R Stutt, Ervina E Tabakovic, Alexandra S Bova

Neuropharmacology· September 2025

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Diverse activity in prefrontal projections promotes temporal control of action.
Xin Ding, Matthew A Weber, Trevor C Butler, Alexandra S Bova, Stephanie Guerrero

bioRxiv· May 2025

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Complementary cognitive roles for D2-MSNs and D1-MSNs during interval timing.
Robert A Bruce, Matthew Weber, Alexandra Bova, Rachael Volkman, Casey Jacobs

Elife· January 2025

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Complementary cognitive roles for D2-MSNs and D1-MSNs during interval timing.
Robert Bruce, Matthew A Weber, Alexandra Bova, Rachael Volkman, Casey Jacobs

bioRxiv· September 2024

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Sex similarities and dopaminergic differences in interval timing.
Hannah R Stutt, Matthew A Weber, Rachel C Cole, Alexandra S Bova, Xin Ding

Behav Neurosci· April 2024

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Sex similarities and dopaminergic differences in interval timing.
Hannah R Stutt, Matthew A Weber, Rachael C Cole, Alexandra S Bova, Xin Ding

bioRxiv· May 2023

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Dopamine neuron stimulation induces context-dependent abnormal involuntary movements in healthy rats.
Julia Hunter, Alexandra Bova, Andrew Stevens, Daniel K Leventhal

iScience· March 2022

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Evolution of Gross Forelimb and Fine Digit Kinematics during Skilled Reaching Acquisition in Rats.
Alexandra Bova, Kenneth Ferris, Daniel K Leventhal

eNeuro· December 2021

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Precisely timed dopamine signals establish distinct kinematic representations of skilled movements.
Alexandra Bova, Matt Gaidica, Amy Hurst, Yoshiko Iwai, Julia Hunter

Elife· November 2020

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Automated Rat Single-Pellet Reaching with 3-Dimensional Reconstruction of Paw and Digit Trajectories.
Alexandra Bova, Krista Kernodle, Kaitlyn Mulligan, Daniel Leventhal

J Vis Exp· July 2019

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An automated rat single pellet reaching system with high-speed video capture.
Damien J Ellens, Matt Gaidica, Andrew Toader, Sophia Peng, Shirley Shue, Alexandra Bova

J Neurosci Methods· September 2016

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