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MARCO LA BARBERA

Curriculum and Research

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marco.labarbera@unipa.it

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Publications

Date Title Type Record
2011 Valutazione dell'attività dell'asse ipotalamo-ipofisi-surrene, in seguito all'esposizione in utero a stress acuto e cronico nella progenie di ratto adulta. Tesi di dottorato pre 2013 Go to
2011 Evaluation of chronic alcohol self-administration by a 3-bottle choice paradigm in adult male rats. Effects on behavioural reactivity, spatial learning and reference memory Articolo in rivista Go to
2010 Ethanol Modulates Corticotropin Releasing Hormone Release From the Rat Hypothalamus: Does Acetaldehyde Play a Role? Articolo in rivista Go to
2009 Pregnenolone sulphate (PREGS) affects spatial learning and memory in two different cognitive tasks in adult rats. Influence of the emotional state. Proceedings Go to
2009 Ethanol stimulates corticotropic releasing hormone (CRH) release from rat hypothalamic explants; role of acetaldehyde Proceedings Go to
2009 Ethanol releases corticotropic releasing hormone (CRH) from rat hypothalamic explants; role of acetaldehyde Proceedings Go to
2008 Single intense prenatal stress reduce behavioural suppression in an operant conflict paradigm in the adult progeny. Influence of Metyrapone administration Proceedings Go to
2008 Effect of Acetaldehyde on CRF release form incubated hypothalamic explants Proceedings Go to
2008 Perinatal exposure to 5-metoxytryptamine, behavioural-stress reactivity and functional response of 5-HT1A receptors in the adolescent rat Articolo in rivista Go to
2007 Manipulations of glucocorticoid induced stress response may differently affect the acquisition of a reward-facilitated spatial-visual learning task. Proceedings Go to
2007 Pregnenolone sulphate facilitates object recognition and reduces depressive-like behaviour in male adult rats Proceedings Go to
2007 Neurosteroid PREGS differently affects learning and memory performance by altering emotionality in a gender-related manner. 4th International Meeting Steroids and Nervous System, Torino, Italy. Febbrary 17-21 (2007) Proceedings Go to
2007 Neurosteroid PREGS differently affects learning and memory performance by altering emotionality in a gender-related manner Proceedings Go to
2007 Manipulations of glucocorticoids induced stress response may differently affect the acquisition of a reward-facilitated spatially/visual learning task. Proceedings Go to
2006 The neurosteroids sulphate PREGS and DHEAS exert a facilitative role on learning performance in adult male rats Proceedings Go to
2006 The neurosteroids sulfate PREGS and DHEAS exert a facilitative role in learning performance in male rats. Proceedings Go to
2006 Repeated and single prenatal stress differently affect stress reactivity and learning performance in adolescent male rats Proceedings Go to
2005 Reversal of prenatal diazepam-induced deficit in a spatial-object learning task by brief, periodic maternal separation in adult rats Articolo in rivista Go to
2005 Effects of a single intense prenatal stress on emotionality and learning performance in adolescent male rat progeny.Influence of a daily short-term maternal separation. Proceedings Go to
2005 The neurosteroids DHEAS and PREGS may affect learning performance by altering affective state Proceedings Go to
2004 Effects of Prenatal Treatment with 5-Metoxytryptamine on Learning Performance of Juvenile Male Rat Progeny. Influence of Maternal Separation Proceedings Go to
2004 Effects with prenatal treatment with 5-metoxytriptamine on learning performance of juvenile male rat progeny. Influence of maternal separation Proceedings Go to
2004 Perinatal Treatment with 5-metoxytriptamine affects cognition and behavioural reactivity in the juvenile male rat progeny; influence of maternal separation Proceedings Go to
2004 Effects with prenatal treatment with 5-metoxytryptamine on learning performance of juvenile male rat progeny. Influence of maternal separation. Proceedings Go to
2003 Effects of prenatal acute stress on the behavioural reactivity in handled and non-handled rat progeny Proceedings Go to