Program for Wednesday, May 25th: Talk View

IBANGS 2022: GENES, BRAIN AND BEHAVIOR 2022

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PROGRAM FOR WEDNESDAY, MAY 25TH: TALK VIEW

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08:00-09:00 Session 18

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Distinguished Investigator Award Presentation: Dr. Elissa Chesler

Elissa Chesler

10:15-12:15

Brain-Behavior Quantification and Synchronization

Sarah Lisanby

10:15-12:15

B-SOiD: Automated extraction of meaningful behaviors from any position data without user bias

Eric Yttri

10:15-12:15

Establishing benchmarks for better behavior quantification

Ann Kennedy

10:15-12:15

Integrated, machine learning based advanced phenotyping platform for the laboratory mouse

Vivek Kumar

13:00-14:00

Confection Confusion: the Interplay between diet, genes, and taste

Monica Dus

14:15-16:15

Rapid Assessment of the Temporal Function and Phenotypic Reversibility of Neurodevelopmental Disorder Risk Genes using Auxin-Inducible Degradation in C.

Catharine Rankin

14:15-16:15

Transcriptional and chromatin-based reprogramming of behaviors with social experience and pheromone

Pelin Volkan

14:15-16:15

The automated social operant task: a quantitative measure of social motivation in mice.

Simona Sarafinovska

14:15-16:15

Role for the poly r(C)-binding protein 1 (PCBP1) in altered RNA splicing in the hippocampus of rats during withdrawal from chronic ethanol exposure and human subjects with

Amy Lasek

14:15-16:15

PDZD8 Disruption Causes Cognitive Impairment in Humans and Mice

Steven Clapcote

14:15-16:15

Function of the BN2 neurons in a neural circuit of the adult fruit fly

Alexis Santana-Cruz

14:15-16:15

Genetic and non-genetic contributors to behavioral differences among inbred mouse substrains

Lisa Tarantino

14:15-16:15

Increased social motivation, motor deficits, and anxiety-like center avoidance in a mouse model of a Williams Syndrome deletion are not the result of Gtf2ird1 expression

Kayla Nygaard

16:30-18:30

P2 Cell adhesion molecule 2 deletion reduces impulsivity and voluntary cannabinoid intake, and impairs physiological response to THC in

Hayley Thorpe

P4 High Intensity Alcohol Drinking in Mice Leads to Novel Corticostriatal Gene Expression

David Linsenbardt

P6 Chronic adolescent exposure to cannabis in mice leads to sex-biased changes in gene expression networks across brain

Yanning Zuo

P8 Effect of Genetic Manipulation of Stress Modulators on Social Interaction in Zebrafish

Soaleha Shams

P10 Interactions between neuronal sex determination and Hox gene specification drive the segmental specialization of neural circuits along the anterior-posterior brain axis in

Nicole Leitner

P12 Interindividual variation in neurological traits in response to early-life Pb exposure

Danila Cuomo

P14 RNA-Sequencing in Heterogeneous Stock Mice Selected for Nicotine Preference

Winona Booher

P16 The role of Drosophila Stat92E signaling in response to repeated alcohol exposures

Alexandria Wilson

P18 Impact of repeated alcohol exposure on neural STAT signaling activity in Drosophila

Mackenzie Sievers

P20 BALB/cByJ show indiscriminate binge-like eating of both sweetened palatable food and chow compared to BALB/cJ under intermittent, limited access

Katherine Sena

P22 Investigating genetic modifiers of vertebrate stress through genome engineering

Rebecca Schnabel

P24 Daily Binge Drinking Leads to Alterations in Circadian Behavior in C57BL/6J Male and Female Mice

Monserrat Orozco

P26 A Drosophila model for the role of Williams Syndrome-related factor eIF4H in neural development and

Erik Nolan

P28 Diazepam Effects on Anxiety-related Defensive Behavior of High and Low Open-Field Activity Inbred Mouse

Erika Mehrhoff

P30 A forward genetic screen of ENU-mutagenised zebrafish identifies a mutation co-segregating with

Saeedeh Hosseinian

P32 The methamphetamine-induced hnRNP H targetome identifies CACNA2D2 as a downstream mechanistic target underlying behavior: Pharmacological validation with

Will Lynch

P34 Location-Specific Mutations In CHD7 Induce Specific Sensorimotor Phenotypes In a Zebrafish CHARGE Syndrome

Dana Hodorovich

P36 Both tfbr1b and unkl impact larval zebrafish locomotor responses and may be genetic modifiers of the vertebrate stress

Izzabella Green

P38 Characterization of oxycodone use disorder phenotypes in select rat strains of the Hybrid Rat Diversity

Eamonn Duffy

P40 cyfip2 controls the acoustic startle threshold

Jake Deslauriers

P42 A reduced complexity cross between BALB/c substrains identifies Zhx2 as a candidate gene underlying oxycodone metabolite brain concentration and state-dependent learning of opioid

Jacob Beierle

P44 A Pair of Serotonergic Neurons Influence the Circadian Regulation of Short-Term Learning and Memory in Drosophila

Maria Porter

P46 Cocaine withdrawal in the CC/DO founder mouse strains: Interstrain variation and heritability of negative affective

Levi Gavette

P48 PKA RIIα Deficiency is Associated with Altered Downstream Expression of Dopamine and Serotonin Signaling

Michelle Bloyd

P50 Genetic screen and proteomic analysis: complementary approaches for studying methamphetamine-induced behaviors in D.

Franka Rigo

P52 Presynaptic Protein Interaction In Alcohol-Related Behavior In Drosophila

Gaurav Shrestha

P54 Long-term effects of adolescent nicotine exposure vary by genetic background in learning, anxiety-like phenotypes and nicotine

Prescilla Garcia-Trevizo

P56 Deploying genetic diversity to explore the impact of diet-induced obesity on AgRP neuronal

Austin Korgan

P58 Increased social motivation, motor deficits, and anxiety-like center avoidance in a mouse model of a Williams Syndrome deletion are not the result of Gtf2ird1 expression

Kayla Nygaard

P60 The automated social operant task: a quantitative measure of social motivation in mice.

Simona Sarafinovska

10:00-10:15 Break

12:15-13:00 Lunch Break

14:00-14:15 Break

16:15-16:30 Break

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