Publications

Spike timing regularity in vestibular afferent neurons: How ionic currents influence sensory encoding mechanisms

Published in J Neurophysio NeuroForum in revision, 2021

I review key ionic currents studied in vitro and demonstrate how they may enable sensory encoding strategies demonstrated in vivo.

Recommended citation: Baeza Loya S. (2021) Spike timing regularity in vestibular afferent neurons: How ionic currents influence sensory encoding mechanisms [Online]. arXiv:210800905 [q-bio] , 2021 http://arxiv.org/abs/2108.00905. http://selinabaeza.github.io/files/Baeza-Loya_2021.pdf

Anterior cingulum white matter is altered in tobacco smokers

Published in The American Journal of Addictions, 2016

Using diffusion tensor imaging, we observed reduced functional connectivity in the anterior cingulum cortex in long-time smokers relative to nonsmokers.

Recommended citation: Baeza-Loya, S. et al (2016). "Anterior cingulum white matter is altered in tobacco smokers." The American Journal of Addictions.25(3), 210-214. http://selinabaeza.github.io/files/Baeza-Loya_et_al_2016.pdf

Perceptions about e-cigarette safety may lead to e-smoking during pregnancy

Published in Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic, 2014

We suggest that perceptions regarding e-cigarettes safety may lead to nictoine exposure during pregnancy.

Recommended citation: Baeza-Loya, S. et al (2014). "Perceptions about e-cigarette safety may lead to e-smoking during pregnancy." Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic 1. 78.3 (2014): 243-252. http://selinabaeza.github.io/files/Baeza-Loya_et_al_2014.pdf

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Publications

Spike timing regularity in vestibular afferent neurons: How ionic currents influence sensory encoding mechanisms

Anterior cingulum white matter is altered in tobacco smokers

Perceptions about e-cigarette safety may lead to e-smoking during pregnancy