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Integrative Physiological and Behavioral Science : the Official Journal of the Pavlovian Society|June 20, 2003
The differential outcomes procedure can interfere or enhance operant rule learningRaddy Ramos, Lisa M SavageBehavioral Neuroscience|March 28, 2012
Sustaining high acetylcholine levels in the frontal cortex, but not retrosplenial cortex, recovers spatial memory performance in a rodent model of diencephalic amnesiaLisa M SavageNeurology. Education|August 14, 2025
Education Research: Bridging the Undergraduate Neurosciences With Clinical Neurology: Neuroscience Faculty PerspectivesMia Minen, Sangida Akter, Mariana Espinosa-Polanco, et al.Neurobiology of Learning and Memory|September 22, 2010
Memory for reward location is enhanced even though acetylcholine efflux within the amygdala is impaired in rats with damage to the diencephalon produced by thiamine deficiencyLisa M Savage, Sabrina GuarinoInternational Review of Neurobiology|November 18, 2019
Preface: Setting the stage for understanding alcohol effects in late aging: A special issue including both human and rodent studiesTerrence Deak, Lisa M SavageBehavioural Brain Research|December 20, 2003
Age-related vulnerability to diencephalic amnesia produced by thiamine deficiency: the role of time of insultShane R Pitkin, Lisa M SavageInternational Journal of Molecular Sciences|June 19, 2024
Modulation of the p75NTR during Adolescent Alcohol Exposure Prevents Cholinergic Neuronal Atrophy and Associated Acetylcholine Activity and Behavioral DysfunctionBrian T Kipp, Lisa M SavageBehavioral Neuroscience|October 3, 2007
Differential involvement of the basolateral amygdala, orbitofrontal cortex, and nucleus accumbens core in the acquisition and use of reward expectanciesDonna R Ramirez, Lisa M SavageNeurobiology of Learning and Memory|September 19, 2006
Blunted hippocampal, but not striatal, acetylcholine efflux parallels learning impairment in diencephalic-lesioned ratsJessica J Roland, Lisa M SavageBehavioural Brain Research|November 22, 2008
Reward expectation alters learning and memory: the impact of the amygdala on appetitive-driven behaviorsLisa M Savage, Raddy L RamosPageof 6