Meghan Hibicke, PhD
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Staff Scientist |
Phone |
504 568 5227 |
Education |
B.S., Biology, Dixie State University |
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PhD, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Mercer University College of Pharmacy |
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Research Interests |
Alternative pharmacotherapies for cognitive and mood disorders. Sex differences in animal modeling of cognitive and mood disorders. |
Associations |
Genetics Society of America The American Society for Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics The American Association of University Women |
Publications
Peer Reviewed Research Articles
Hibicke, M. Development and Evaluation of an Adolescent Chronic Restraint Stress (aCRS)
Protocol to Model Adult Depression in Female Rats. PhD Dissertation, Mercer University
College of Pharmacy, 2017
Hibicke, M, MA Graham, and RL Hayslett. Adolescent Chronic Restraint Stress (aCRS) Elicits
Robust Depressive-Like Behavior in Freely Cycling, Adult Female Rats Without Increasing
Anxiety-Like Behaviors. Experimental and Clinical Psychopharmacology for the special
issue Animal Models of Neuropsychiatric Disorders and Substance Use Disorders: Progress and Gaps.
2017. 25(2):74-83
Kandi, P, M Hibicke, RL Hayslett. Acute Cytisine and Diarylpropionitrile Independently and
Additively Reduce Depressive-Like Behavior in Female Ovariectomized Rats. Journal
of
Pharmaceutical Sciences and Pharmacology. 2015. 2:250-258.
Peer Reviewed Review Articles
Hibicke, M, and RL Hayslett. Cognitive Impairments of Major Depressive Disorder: Hippocampal Involvement and Modulation by Estrogen Receptor β (Erβ) and Acetylcholine. Journal of Pharmacology and Toxicology Research. 2015. 2(1):1-17.