Session 1

V-021 | Mothers with a history of childhood abuse and their emotional states during pregnancy: study of genetic and epigenetic components as potential mediators

V-021 | Mothers with a history of childhood abuse and their emotional states during pregnancy: study of genetic and epigenetic components as potential mediators 150 150 SAN 2024 Annual Meeting
Author: Rios Lucila | email: lulirios09@hotmail.com | Cellular and Molecular Neurobiology read more

V-037 | EXECUTIVE FUNCTION TRAINING IN ARGENTINIAN CHILDREN: ANALYSIS OF IMPROVEMENT PROFILES USING CLUSTERING METHODS

V-037 | EXECUTIVE FUNCTION TRAINING IN ARGENTINIAN CHILDREN: ANALYSIS OF IMPROVEMENT PROFILES USING CLUSTERING METHODS 150 150 SAN 2024 Annual Meeting
Author: Boscolo Martina | email: martiboscolo@gmail.com | Cognition, Behavior, and Memory read more

V-022 | Characterization of a cholesterol-dependent transcriptional repression mechanism associated with neuronal aging

V-022 | Characterization of a cholesterol-dependent transcriptional repression mechanism associated with neuronal aging 150 150 SAN 2024 Annual Meeting
Author: Rojas Agostina Belén | email: agostina.rojas@mi.unc.edu.ar | Cellular and Molecular Neurobiology read more

V-038 | Online assessment of individual differences on executive function with the cursor trajectories in a Trail-Making Test

V-038 | Online assessment of individual differences on executive function with the cursor trajectories in a Trail-Making Test 150 150 SAN 2024 Annual Meeting
Author: Capelo Gianluca | email: gianluca.capelo@gmail.com | Cognition, Behavior, and Memory read more

V-023 | Neuroprotection of Omega-3 against the deleterious effects induced by ethanol and hypoxia in neonate rats

V-023 | Neuroprotection of Omega-3 against the deleterious effects induced by ethanol and hypoxia in neonate rats 150 150 SAN 2024 Annual Meeting
Author: Segovia Marisol Magali | email: marisol.segovia@unc.edu.ar | Cellular and Molecular Neurobiology read more

V-039 | Reactivating aversive memories in humans: A EEG study of post-retrieval processes.

V-039 | Reactivating aversive memories in humans: A EEG study of post-retrieval processes. 150 150 SAN 2024 Annual Meeting
Author: cavallino luciano | email: lcavallino@hotmail.com | Cognition, Behavior, and Memory read more

V-008 | Therapeutic approaches for peripheral nerve regeneration through a hybrid platform combining cell therapy and nanotechnology.

V-008 | Therapeutic approaches for peripheral nerve regeneration through a hybrid platform combining cell therapy and nanotechnology. 150 150 SAN 2024 Annual Meeting
Author: Donalisio David Oscar | email: daviddonalisio@gmail.com | Cellular and Molecular Neurobiology read more

V-009 | Neonatal overfeeding alters the homeostatic regulation of food intake in response to a cafeteria diet in adulthood.

V-009 | Neonatal overfeeding alters the homeostatic regulation of food intake in response to a cafeteria diet in adulthood. 150 150 SAN 2024 Annual Meeting
Author: Fernández Pamela Rocío | email: pame.fernandez@live.com | Cellular and Molecular Neurobiology read more

V-010 | Bisphenol-A Induces Mitochondrial Dysfunction via the Wnt/β-Catenin Pathway: Potential Implications for Alzheimer’s Disease

V-010 | Bisphenol-A Induces Mitochondrial Dysfunction via the Wnt/β-Catenin Pathway: Potential Implications for Alzheimer’s Disease 150 150 SAN 2024 Annual Meeting
Author: Garcia Micaela Daiana | email: mdgarcia@fmed.uba.ar | Cellular and Molecular Neurobiology read more

V-011 | Impact of the Enriched Environment on the Behavior of Offspring from Mothers Exposed to a Low-Protein Diet

V-011 | Impact of the Enriched Environment on the Behavior of Offspring from Mothers Exposed to a Low-Protein Diet 150 150 SAN 2024 Annual Meeting
Author: GEORGIEFF ERIKA INÉS | email: georgiefferikaines@gmail.com | Cellular and Molecular Neurobiology read more

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