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Sarah Meerts

Carleton College

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Neuroscience

Psychology

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behavioral sciences behavioral neuroscience animal behavior sexual behavior neuroscience behavioral neuroendocrinology mating psychology female rats endocrinology psychology physiology social behavior mammalian biology breeding behavior animal physiology psychoneuroendocrinology neuropharmacology avian biology sexual dysfunction conditioned place preference ethology biological psychology mammalian physiology neuroendocrine mechanisms experimental psychology sexual and reproductive health sex research sexual medicine sexual health animal cognition comparative psychology sexual psychophysiology veterinary physiology electrophysiology behavioral experiments animal science biological psychiatry neuropsychopharmacology reproductive science sexology physiological research psychopharmacology behavioural pharmacology reproductive hormones human sexuality hormonal receptor sexual experience conditioned object preference behavioral ecology sexual selection steroid metabolism brain stimulation sexual compulsion dopamine human physiology reproductive physiology endocrine mechanisms endocrine research insulin management blood glucose monitoring diabetes management behavioural physiology sexual responsibility artificial vaginocervical stimulation nonpaced mating gabaergic transmission reproductive behaviors neuroendocrine control regions age-specific effects anabolic androgenic steroids female chemosensory stimuli male syrian hamsters pelvic nerve transection vaginocervical stimulation medial preoptic area

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Chronic Testosterone Enanthate or Estradiol Benzoate Affects Sexual Behavior and Motivation in Long-Evans Rats Tested for Partner Preference. Physiology & Behavior (2026)

long-evans ratsreproductive endocrinologymating psychologyendocrinologypsychologypartner preferencebehavioral neuroendocrinologyreproductive biologyhormonal receptorchronic testosterone enanthatesexual behaviorbehavioral sciences

Dreadd‐Induced Inhibition of the Medial Amygdala and Ventromedial Nucleus of the Hypothalamus Affects Experience‐Induced Enhancement of Paced Mating Behavior in Female Rats. European Journal of Neuroscience (2026)

social behavioranimal behaviormating psychologyneuroendocrine mechanismspaced mating behaviorbehavioural physiologybehavioral neuroendocrinologydreadd‐induced inhibitionnervous systememotional selfregulationanimal cognitionmedial amygdalaaffective neuroscienceneurosciencebehavioral neurosciencebehavioral sciences

(126) Naloxone Administration Disrupts Paced Mating Behavior in Sexually Naive, but Not Experienced, Female Rats. The Journal of Sexual Medicine (2025)

social behavioranimal behaviorbut not experiencedneuroendocrine mechanismsethologyfemale ratsbehavioral neuroendocrinologysexual behaviorneurosciencebehavioral neurosciencebehavioral sciences

Apomorphine-Induced Disruption of Paced Mating Behavior in Female Rats is Attenuated by Eticlopride, a D2 Receptor Antagonist, but Not Sch 23390, a D1 Receptor Antagonist. Hormones and Behavior (2025)

physiologysocial behavioranimal behaviorpharmacologyreproductive endocrinologymating psychologyendocrinologyneuroendocrine mechanismsneuropharmacologyfitnessbehavioral neuroendocrinologyhormonal receptord1 receptor antagonistpsychoneuroendocrinologyd2 receptor antagonistapomorphine-induced disruptionbehavioral neurosciencebehavioral sciences

Chronic Periadolescent Leuprolide Exposure Affects the Expression of Multiple Genes in the Hypothalamus and Pituitary Gland With a Different Pattern of Expression in Female and Male Long-Evans Rats. Hormones and Behavior (2025)

physiologyendocrine mechanismspharmacologyreproductive endocrinologydifferent patternendocrinologymammalian biologymultiple genesmale long-evans ratspsychoneuroendocrinologyendocrine research

Comment on MartíNez-Delgado Et Al. Using Absorption Models for Insulin and Carbohydrates and Deep Leaning to Improve Glucose Level Predictions. Sensors 2021, 21, 5273. Sensors (2024)

physiologydiabetes technologydiabetes carediabetes therapiesdiabetesabsorption modelsdiabetes researchmetabolic syndromediabetes managementabsorptionobesityblood glucose monitoringdeep leaningmetabolisminsulin managementhealth sciencesmartínez-delgado et al

Progesterone Treatment is Not Necessary for Sexual Experience-Enhanced Paced Mating Behavior in Estradiol Benzoate-Primed Female Rats.. Behavioral Neuroscience (2024)

reproductive endocrinologyreproductive hormonesendocrinologyneuroendocrine mechanismsprogesterone treatmentreproductive sciencebehavioral neuroendocrinologyreproductive biologypsychoneuroendocrinologysexual behaviorgynecologybehavioral neuroscience

Pro-Choice: Partner Preference as a Method to Assess Sexual Motivation. Neuromethods (2023)

gendered sexualitysexual orientationsexual responsibilitymotivationlgbt healthpsychologygender studiespartner preferencegender identitysexual behaviorhuman sexualitysexual healthbehavioral sciences

Paced Mating Behaviour is Influenced by Duration of Female Post-Ejaculatory Interval. The Journal of Sexual Medicine (2022)

Allison G. CorlettPaula R. FranklFunto A.B. AkindonaMargriet E. VanDerwerkerSarah H. Meerts

epidemiologyfemale post-ejaculatory intervalsexual medicinesexual dysfunctionsexual behavior

I. Antidepressants and Sexual Behavior: Weekly Ketamine Injections Increase Sexual Behavior Initially in Female and Male Rats. Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior (2020)

biological psychiatrybehavioural pharmacologyneuropsychopharmacologypharmacologypsychopharmacologyweekly ketamine injectionspsychopathologyi. antidepressantsdepressionneuropharmacologypsychiatrysexual dysfunctionsexual behaviorbehavioral neurosciencebehavioral sciences

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Sarah Meerts

Carleton College

Affiliations

Carleton College

Neuroscience

Psychology

NoneSarah Meerts is currently serving as a Carleton College faculty at Carleton College.

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Chronic Testosterone Enanthate or Estradiol Benzoate Affects Sexual Behavior and Motivation in Long-Evans Rats Tested for Partner Preference. Physiology & Behavior (2026)

(126) Naloxone Administration Disrupts Paced Mating Behavior in Sexually Naive, but Not Experienced, Female Rats. The Journal of Sexual Medicine (2025)

social behavioranimal behaviorbut not experiencedneuroendocrine mechanismsethologyfemale ratsbehavioral neuroendocrinologysexual behaviorneurosciencebehavioral neurosciencebehavioral sciences

physiologyendocrine mechanismspharmacologyreproductive endocrinologydifferent patternendocrinologymammalian biologymultiple genesmale long-evans ratspsychoneuroendocrinologyendocrine research

Comment on MartíNez-Delgado Et Al. Using Absorption Models for Insulin and Carbohydrates and Deep Leaning to Improve Glucose Level Predictions. Sensors 2021, 21, 5273. Sensors (2024)

Progesterone Treatment is Not Necessary for Sexual Experience-Enhanced Paced Mating Behavior in Estradiol Benzoate-Primed Female Rats.. Behavioral Neuroscience (2024)

Pro-Choice: Partner Preference as a Method to Assess Sexual Motivation. Neuromethods (2023)

gendered sexualitysexual orientationsexual responsibilitymotivationlgbt healthpsychologygender studiespartner preferencegender identitysexual behaviorhuman sexualitysexual healthbehavioral sciences

Paced Mating Behaviour is Influenced by Duration of Female Post-Ejaculatory Interval. The Journal of Sexual Medicine (2022)

Allison G. CorlettPaula R. FranklFunto A.B. AkindonaMargriet E. VanDerwerkerSarah H. Meerts

epidemiologyfemale post-ejaculatory intervalsexual medicinesexual dysfunctionsexual behavior

I. Antidepressants and Sexual Behavior: Weekly Ketamine Injections Increase Sexual Behavior Initially in Female and Male Rats. Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior (2020)

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