Neurochemistry and Neuropharmacology

S-110 | ¿Can yerba mate modulate oxidative stress levels in an animal model of Parkinson’s disease?
S-110 | ¿Can yerba mate modulate oxidative stress levels in an animal model of Parkinson’s disease? 150 150 SAN 2024 Annual Meeting
Author: Echeverria Florencia | email: florencia.echeverria@uner.edu.ar | Neurochemistry and Neuropharmacology read more

S-111 | Perinatal Protein Restriction Facilitates Anxiety- and Anhedonia-like Behaviors in Rats During Cocaine Withdrawal
S-111 | Perinatal Protein Restriction Facilitates Anxiety- and Anhedonia-like Behaviors in Rats During Cocaine Withdrawal 150 150 SAN 2024 Annual Meeting
Author: Gutierrez Maria Cecilia | email: cecilia.gutierrez@unc.edu.ar | Neurochemistry and Neuropharmacology read more

S-112 | Medical cannabis from Entre Rios: effect on involuntary movements induced by antiparkinsonian and antipsychotic drugs
S-112 | Medical cannabis from Entre Rios: effect on involuntary movements induced by antiparkinsonian and antipsychotic drugs 150 150 SAN 2024 Annual Meeting
Author: Nelson Mohr Aylén Camila | email: aylen.nelson@uner.edu.ar | Neurochemistry and Neuropharmacology read more

S-113 | Overcoming Diagnostic Challenges in Parkinson’s Disease: A Tetracycline-Based Approach for Detecting Aggregated α-Synuclein
S-113 | Overcoming Diagnostic Challenges in Parkinson’s Disease: A Tetracycline-Based Approach for Detecting Aggregated α-Synuclein 150 150 SAN 2024 Annual Meeting
Author: Soliz Santander Silvana Estefanía | email: tefi.9625@gmail.com | Neurochemistry and Neuropharmacology read more

V-109 | Brain targeted triamcinolone-loaded nanosystems prevented habituation deficit and motor alterations induced by mild traumatic brain injury in rats
V-109 | Brain targeted triamcinolone-loaded nanosystems prevented habituation deficit and motor alterations induced by mild traumatic brain injury in rats 150 150 SAN 2024 Annual Meeting
Author: de la Fuente Sofía | email: s.delafuente@unc.edu.ar | Neurochemistry and Neuropharmacology read more

V-110 | Screening of novel chemically modified tetracyclines against Parkinson’s Disease.
V-110 | Screening of novel chemically modified tetracyclines against Parkinson’s Disease. 150 150 SAN 2024 Annual Meeting
Author: Guayán María Laura | email: mlauraguayan@gmail.com | Neurochemistry and Neuropharmacology read more

V-111 | Sex Differences in Pain Responses in LPS-Induced Acute Inflammatory Pain
V-111 | Sex Differences in Pain Responses in LPS-Induced Acute Inflammatory Pain 150 150 SAN 2024 Annual Meeting
Author: Montes Mayra Micaela | email: mayramicaelamontes@gmail.com | Neurochemistry and Neuropharmacology read more

V-112 | Wnt canonical pathway activity in reward-related brain regions underlying social isolation-induced cocaine sensitization in adolescent rats.
V-112 | Wnt canonical pathway activity in reward-related brain regions underlying social isolation-induced cocaine sensitization in adolescent rats. 150 150 SAN 2024 Annual Meeting
Author: Ramirez Abraham Isaac | email: abrahamrami477@gmail.com | Neurochemistry and Neuropharmacology read more

V-113 | Dopaminergic agonist-induced structural remodeling of striatal neurons and its correlation with abnormal involuntary movements in parkinsonian animals
V-113 | Dopaminergic agonist-induced structural remodeling of striatal neurons and its correlation with abnormal involuntary movements in parkinsonian animals 150 150 SAN 2024 Annual Meeting
Author: Tribbia Liliana Teresita | email: teresita.tribbia@uner.edu.ar | Neurochemistry and Neuropharmacology read more

V-107 | Studies on the mechanisms involved in H2O2 modulation of GABAAα1β2 receptors
V-107 | Studies on the mechanisms involved in H2O2 modulation of GABAAα1β2 receptors 150 150 SAN 2024 Annual Meeting
Author: Beltrán González Andrea | email: andreabeltrangonzalez@gmail.com | Neurochemistry and Neuropharmacology read more
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