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George V. Rebec

Chancellor's Professor Emeritus Psychological and Brain Sciences

Indiana University Bloomington

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College of Arts & Sciences

Psychological and Brain Sciences, Department of

George V. Rebec is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Chancellor's Professor Emeritus Psychological and Brain Sciences at Indiana University Bloomington.

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George V. Rebec

Indiana University Bloomington

Chancellor's Professor Emeritus Psychological and Brain Sciences

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neuroscience neurology neuropharmacology pharmacology behavioral neuroscience neurophysiology brain science neurochemistry dopamine cognitive neuroscience neuropsychopharmacology huntington's disease systems neuroscience central nervous system neural science psychopharmacology neurotransmission neuroanatomy clinical neuroscience mammalian biology molecular neurodegeneration behavioral sciences brain function animal cognition cellular neurobiology addictive behaviors nucleus accumbens pharmacotherapy neuroscience of aging animal behavior addiction biology biological psychiatry brain stimulation molecular neurobiology neuronal activity pharmacological research brain circuitry neurobiological mechanisms unrestrained rats affective neuroscience neurotransmitters behavioural pharmacology long-term treatment neuromodulation (medicine) animal physiology spinal cord medicinal research movement disorders neurodynamics pharmacokinetics behavior analysis cocaine-seeking behavior neostriatal neurons differential effects spontaneous neuronal activity striatal neurons amygdaloid complex experimental pharmacology neuroprotection psychotropic medication clinical pharmacology antipsychotic drugs hd mice reticular formation ascorbic acid ventral tegmental area nucleus accumbens core experimental neuropathology vision research drug treatment psychoactive drugs brain imaging short-term variability brain organization experimental analysis of behavior motor systems neurogenetics molecular neuroscience drug addiction

Notable Scholarly Works

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Addiction. Neuroethics (2023)

Joshua May

EDITORIAL: New Insight Into Huntington's Disease: From Neuropathology to Possible Therapeutic Targets. Frontiers in Neuroscience (2023)

Ana María Estrada-SánchezGeorge V. RebecLaurie Galvan

neuropathologyhuntington's diseaseneurosciencepossible therapeutic targets

Selective Activation of D3 Dopamine Receptors Ameliorates Doi-Induced Head Twitching Accompanied by Changes in Corticostriatal Processing. International Journal of Molecular Sciences (2023)

Ana María Estrada-SánchezClaudia Rangel-BarajasAndrew G. HoweScott J. BartonRobert H. MachRobert R. LuedtkeGeorge V. Rebec

biological psychiatryneurologyneuropsychopharmacologydoi-induced head-twitch responsepharmacologypsychopharmacologywc 44neurochemistryneuropharmacologytranslational psychiatrymovement disordersdopaminedopamine systemcentral nervous systemneuroscienceneurophysiologypharmacological research

Inhibition of Psd95‐Nnos Protein–Protein Interactions Decreases Morphine Reward and Relapse Vulnerability in Rats. Addiction Biology (2022)

Idaira OlivaShahin A. SaberiClaudia Rangel‐BarajasVishakh IyerKendra D. BunnerYvonne Y. LaiPushkar M. KulkarniSumanta GaraiGanesh A. ThakurJonathon D. CrystalGeorge V. RebecAndrea G. Hohmann

neurologypharmacologymorphine rewarddepressionaddictionaddiction biologyrelapse vulnerabilityneuroscience

Measuring Movement in Health and Disease. Brain Research Bulletin (2022)

George V. RebecDavid M. KocejaKendra D. Bunner

physiologybrain sciencewellness measurementgait analysismovement analysishuman movementbrain healthphysiological measurementsneurosciencehealth sciences

Negative Allosteric Modulation of Cb1 Cannabinoid Receptor Signaling Suppresses Opioid-Mediated Reward. Pharmacological Research (2022)

Vishakh IyerClaudia Rangel-BarajasTaylor J. WoodwardAbhijit KulkarniLucas CantwellJonathon D. CrystalKen MackieGeorge V. RebecGanesh A. ThakurAndrea G. Hohmann

medicinereceptorspharmacologypsychopharmacologycell signalingpharmacotherapyneuropharmacologynegative allosteric modulationpharmacological research

Voltammetry in Behaving Animals. Neuromethods (2021)

Kendra D. BunnerGeorge V. Rebec

neurologyanimal behaviormorphology (biology)animal scienceneuroscience

Striatal Network Modeling in Huntington’s Disease. PLoS Computational Biology (2020)

Adam PonziScott J. BartonKendra D. BunnerClaudia Rangel-BarajasEmily S. ZhangBenjamin R. MillerGeorge V. RebecJames R. Kozloski

activity patternssystems biologycomputational neuroscienceneuroinformaticsbrain circuitrydetailed msnsneural computationsystems neuroscienceneurodynamicsmolecular neurodegenerationisolated msnscellular neurobiologyneuronal networkshuntington's diseaseneuroscienceneuronsdevelopmental cognitive neuroscience

Circadian Entrainment by Food and Drugs of Abuse. Behavioural processes (2019)

Andrea G. GillmanGeorge V. RebecNorman C. PecoraroAnn E. K. Kosobud

physiologysubstance abusebehavior analysishuman behaviormammalian biologypsychologycircadian entrainmentbehavioral sciences

Lack of Mutant Huntingtin in Cortical Efferents Improves Behavioral Inflexibility and Corticostriatal Dynamics in Huntington’s Disease Mice. Journal of Neurophysiology (2019)

Ana María Estrada-SánchezCourtney L. BlakeScott J. BartonAndrew G. HoweGeorge V. Rebec

neurologyneurodegenerative diseasesneurogeneticshuntingtin genemolecular neurosciencecortical remodelingmutant huntingtinexperimental neuropathologymutant huntingtin genemolecular neurodegenerationcellular neurobiologymolecular psychiatryhuntington's diseaseneurosciencebehavioral neuroscience

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George V. Rebec

Chancellor's Professor Emeritus Psychological and Brain Sciences

Indiana University Bloomington

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Psychological and Brain Sciences, Department of

George V. Rebec is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Chancellor's Professor Emeritus Psychological and Brain Sciences at Indiana University Bloomington.

Honors

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Experiences

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George V. Rebec

Indiana University Bloomington

Chancellor's Professor Emeritus Psychological and Brain Sciences

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Addiction. Neuroethics (2023)

Joshua May

EDITORIAL: New Insight Into Huntington's Disease: From Neuropathology to Possible Therapeutic Targets. Frontiers in Neuroscience (2023)

Ana María Estrada-SánchezGeorge V. RebecLaurie Galvan

neuropathologyhuntington's diseaseneurosciencepossible therapeutic targets

Selective Activation of D3 Dopamine Receptors Ameliorates Doi-Induced Head Twitching Accompanied by Changes in Corticostriatal Processing. International Journal of Molecular Sciences (2023)

Ana María Estrada-SánchezClaudia Rangel-BarajasAndrew G. HoweScott J. BartonRobert H. MachRobert R. LuedtkeGeorge V. Rebec

Inhibition of Psd95‐Nnos Protein–Protein Interactions Decreases Morphine Reward and Relapse Vulnerability in Rats. Addiction Biology (2022)

Idaira OlivaShahin A. SaberiClaudia Rangel‐BarajasVishakh IyerKendra D. BunnerYvonne Y. LaiPushkar M. KulkarniSumanta GaraiGanesh A. ThakurJonathon D. CrystalGeorge V. RebecAndrea G. Hohmann

neurologypharmacologymorphine rewarddepressionaddictionaddiction biologyrelapse vulnerabilityneuroscience

Measuring Movement in Health and Disease. Brain Research Bulletin (2022)

George V. RebecDavid M. KocejaKendra D. Bunner

physiologybrain sciencewellness measurementgait analysismovement analysishuman movementbrain healthphysiological measurementsneurosciencehealth sciences

Negative Allosteric Modulation of Cb1 Cannabinoid Receptor Signaling Suppresses Opioid-Mediated Reward. Pharmacological Research (2022)

Vishakh IyerClaudia Rangel-BarajasTaylor J. WoodwardAbhijit KulkarniLucas CantwellJonathon D. CrystalKen MackieGeorge V. RebecGanesh A. ThakurAndrea G. Hohmann

medicinereceptorspharmacologypsychopharmacologycell signalingpharmacotherapyneuropharmacologynegative allosteric modulationpharmacological research

Voltammetry in Behaving Animals. Neuromethods (2021)

Kendra D. BunnerGeorge V. Rebec

neurologyanimal behaviormorphology (biology)animal scienceneuroscience

Striatal Network Modeling in Huntington’s Disease. PLoS Computational Biology (2020)

Adam PonziScott J. BartonKendra D. BunnerClaudia Rangel-BarajasEmily S. ZhangBenjamin R. MillerGeorge V. RebecJames R. Kozloski

Circadian Entrainment by Food and Drugs of Abuse. Behavioural processes (2019)

Andrea G. GillmanGeorge V. RebecNorman C. PecoraroAnn E. K. Kosobud

physiologysubstance abusebehavior analysishuman behaviormammalian biologypsychologycircadian entrainmentbehavioral sciences

Lack of Mutant Huntingtin in Cortical Efferents Improves Behavioral Inflexibility and Corticostriatal Dynamics in Huntington’s Disease Mice. Journal of Neurophysiology (2019)

Ana María Estrada-SánchezCourtney L. BlakeScott J. BartonAndrew G. HoweGeorge V. Rebec

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