Publications by authors named "Kimberly Laughman"
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- A person's health is influenced by both their existing diseases and the quality of medical care they receive, including after treatment impacts.
- Research highlights that there are unequal access and outcomes in benign gynecologic surgery.
- Improving surgical education and adopting minimally invasive techniques, along with focusing on patient-centered care, can help reduce these disparities.
Memory traces are believed to be ensembles of cells used to store memories. To visualize memory traces, we created a transgenic line that allows for the comparison between cells activated during encoding and expression of a memory. Mice re-exposed to a fear-inducing context froze more and had a greater percentage of reactivated cells in the dentate gyrus (DG) and CA3 than mice exposed to a novel context.
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