Publications by authors named "Charlotte Callaghan"

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Behavioral benefits of GSK-3β inhibition and state-dependent microtubule signatures in the -KO mouse.
John Kealy, Charlotte Callaghan, Aimée Freeburn, Aoife Thornton, Chris Greene

Front Neurosci· October 2025

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Place cells in the claustrum remap under NMDA receptor control.
Emanuela Rizzello, Seán K Martin, Jennifer Rouine, Charlotte Callaghan, Mathias L Mathiasen

Eur J Neurosci· July 2022

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Opioid modulation of depression: A focus on imaging studies.
Jennifer Rouine, Charlotte K Callaghan, Shane M O'Mara

Prog Brain Res· January 2019

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Potential roles for opioid receptors in motivation and major depressive disorder.
Charlotte K Callaghan, Jennifer Rouine, Shane M O'Mara

Prog Brain Res· January 2019

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Deficits in temporal order memory induced by interferon-alpha (IFN-α) treatment are rescued by aerobic exercise.
Sally Barlow, Briana Fahey, Kimberley J Smith, Johannes Passecker, Andrea Della-Chiesa, Charlotte K Callaghan

Brain Res Bull· June 2018

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Antidepressant-like effects of 3-carboxamido seco-nalmefene (3CS-nalmefene), a novel opioid receptor modulator, in a rat IFN-α-induced depression model.
Charlotte K Callaghan, Jennifer Rouine, Reginald L Dean, Brian I Knapp, Jean M Bidlack

Brain Behav Immun· January 2018

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Exercise prevents IFN-α-induced mood and cognitive dysfunction and increases BDNF expression in the rat.
Charlotte K Callaghan, Jennifer Rouine, Shane M O'Mara

Physiol Behav· October 2017

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Early hippocampal volume loss as a marker of eventual memory deficits caused by repeated stress.
Mohammed Mostafizur Rahman, Charlotte K Callaghan, Christian M Kerskens, Sumantra Chattarji, Shane M O'Mara

Sci Rep· July 2016

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Long-term cognitive dysfunction in the rat following docetaxel treatment is ameliorated by the phosphodiesterase-4 inhibitor, rolipram.
Charlotte K Callaghan, Shane M O'Mara

Behav Brain Res· September 2015

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Neurotrophins play differential roles in short and long-term recognition memory.
Charlotte K Callaghan, Aine M Kelly

Neurobiol Learn Mem· September 2013

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Differential BDNF signaling in dentate gyrus and perirhinal cortex during consolidation of recognition memory in the rat.
Charlotte K Callaghan, Áine M Kelly

Hippocampus· November 2012

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Age-related declines in delayed non-match-to-sample performance (DNMS) are reversed by the novel 5HT6 receptor antagonist SB742457.
Charlotte K Callaghan, Vincent Hok, Andrea Della-Chiesa, David J Virley, Neil Upton

Neuropharmacology· October 2012

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Rosiglitazone enhances learning, place cell activity, and synaptic plasticity in middle-aged rats.
Boon Wan Wang, Vincent Hok, Andrea Della-Chiesa, Charlotte Callaghan, Sally Barlow

Neurobiol Aging· April 2012

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Deficits in LTP and recognition memory in the genetically hypertensive rat are associated with decreased expression of neurotrophic factors and their receptors in the dentate gyrus.
Amy Hennigan, Charlotte K Callaghan, John Kealy, Jennifer Rouine, Aine M Kelly

Behav Brain Res· February 2009

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Blockade of NMDA receptors pre-training, but not post-training, impairs object displacement learning in the rat.
Aoife E Larkin, Briana Fahey, Oliviero Gobbo, Charlotte K Callaghan, Emma Cahill

Brain Res· March 2008

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