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Wayne E. Pratt
Wayne E. Pratt
Professor of Psychology, Wake Forest University
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Corticostriatal-hypothalamic circuitry and food motivation: integration of energy, action and reward
AE Kelley, BA Baldo, WE Pratt, MJ Will
Physiology & behavior 86 (5), 773-795, 2005
9322005
A proposed hypothalamic–thalamic–striatal axis for the integration of energy balance, arousal, and food reward
AE Kelley, BA Baldo, WE Pratt
Journal of Comparative Neurology 493 (1), 72-85, 2005
4122005
The contribution of brain reward circuits to the obesity epidemic
E Stice, DP Figlewicz, BA Gosnell, AS Levine, WE Pratt
Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews 37 (9), 2047-2058, 2013
2952013
Neurons in rat medial prefrontal cortex show anticipatory rate changes to predictable differential rewards in a spatial memory task
WE Pratt, SJY Mizumori
Behavioural brain research 123 (2), 165-183, 2001
2212001
Characteristics of basolateral amygdala neuronal firing on a spatial memory task involving differential reward.
WE Pratt, SJY Mizumori
Behavioral neuroscience 112 (3), 554, 1998
1331998
Nucleus accumbens acetylcholine regulates appetitive learning and motivation for food via activation of muscarinic receptors.
WE Pratt, AE Kelley
Behavioral neuroscience 118 (4), 730, 2004
1082004
Glutamate‐mediated plasticity in corticostriatal networks: role in adaptive motor learning
ANNE KELLEY, ME ANDRZEJEWSKI, AE BALDWIN, PJ HERNANDEZ, ...
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences 1003 (1), 159-168, 2003
962003
Pharmacological characterization of high-fat feeding induced by opioid stimulation of the ventral striatum
MJ Will, WE Pratt, AE Kelley
Physiology & behavior 89 (2), 226-234, 2006
952006
A neural systems analysis of adaptive navigation
SJY Mizumori, BG Cooper, S Leutgeb, WE Pratt
Molecular Neurobiology 21, 57-82, 2000
812000
Principles of motivation revealed by the diverse functions of neuropharmacological and neuroanatomical substrates underlying feeding behavior
BA Baldo, WE Pratt, MJ Will, EC Hanlon, VP Bakshi, M Cador
Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews 37 (9), 1985-1998, 2013
542013
Striatal muscarinic receptor antagonism reduces 24‐h food intake in association with decreased preproenkephalin gene expression
WE Pratt, AE Kelley
European Journal of Neuroscience 22 (12), 3229-3240, 2005
512005
Nucleus accumbens dopamine and mu-opioid receptors modulate the reinstatement of food-seeking behavior by food-associated cues
EG Guy, E Choi, WE Pratt
Behavioural brain research 219 (2), 265-272, 2011
492011
Selective serotonin receptor stimulation of the medial nucleus accumbens causes differential effects on food intake and locomotion.
WE Pratt, K Blackstone, ME Connolly, MJ Skelly
Behavioral neuroscience 123 (5), 1046, 2009
452009
Serotonin 1A, 1B, and 7 receptors of the rat medial nucleus accumbens differentially regulate feeding, water intake, and locomotor activity
KA Clissold, E Choi, WE Pratt
Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior 112, 96-103, 2013
412013
Nucleus accumbens acetylcholine and food intake: decreased muscarinic tone reduces feeding but not food-seeking
WE Pratt, K Blackstone
Behavioural brain research 198 (1), 252-257, 2009
412009
Lorcaserin and CP-809101 reduce motor impulsivity and reinstatement of food seeking behavior in male rats: Implications for understanding the anti-obesity property of 5-HT2C …
GA Higgins, LB Silenieks, EB Altherr, C MacMillan, PJ Fletcher, WE Pratt
Psychopharmacology 233 (14), 2841-2856, 2016
382016
Muscarinic receptor antagonism of the nucleus accumbens core causes avoidance to flavor and spatial cues.
WE Pratt, RC Spencer, AE Kelley
Behavioral neuroscience 121 (6), 1215, 2007
342007
Function of the nucleus accumbens within the context of the larger striatal system
SJY Mizumori, WE Pratt, KE Ragozzino
Psychobiology 27 (2), 214-224, 1999
331999
CB1 receptors modulate the intake of a sweetened-fat diet in response to mu-opioid receptor stimulation of the nucleus accumbens
MJ Skelly, EG Guy, AC Howlett, WE Pratt
Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior 97 (1), 144-151, 2010
322010
Selective serotonin receptor stimulation of the medial nucleus accumbens differentially affects appetitive motivation for food on a progressive ratio schedule of reinforcement
WE Pratt, MA Schall, E Choi
Neuroscience Letters 511 (2), 84-88, 2012
292012
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