Translational Psychiatry
September 1, 2026
Sandra M. Martin-Guerrero, Marco Taddei-Tardón, Jessica L. Maltman et al.
Abstract Psychedelic drugs can induce intense changes in perception and thought, and some also promote long-lasting adaptations in brain circuits that are being explored for treatment of mood and anxiety disorders. How these compounds differ at the level of intracellular signaling, and how hallucinogenic drugs diverge from related non-hallucinogenic forms, is poorly understood. A central...
Molecular Psychiatry
July 16, 2026
Marco Taddei-Tardón, Lidia Medina-Rodríguez, Jessica L Maltman et al.
Serotonergic psychedelics have attracted considerable interest as promising therapeutic agents. However, the molecular mechanisms linking their acute hallucinogenic-like effects to longer-lasting neuroplastic responses remain incompletely understood, partly because of the scarcity of native neural models suitable for mechanistic studies. Here, we developed a neural stem cell-derived in vitro...
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory)
March 23, 2026
Marco Taddei-Tardón, Lidia Medina-Rodríguez, Jessica L Maltman et al.
Abstract Serotonergic psychedelics have attracted considerable interest as promising therapeutic agents. However, the molecular mechanisms linking their acute hallucinogenic-like effects to longer-lasting neuroplastic responses remain incompletely understood, partly because of the scarcity of native neural models suitable for mechanistic studies. Here, we developed a neural stem cell-derived in...
bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology
November 26, 2025
Sandra M. Martin-Guerrero, Marco Taddei-Tardón, Jessica L Maltman et al.
preprint
Psychedelic drugs can induce intense changes in perception and thought, and some also promote long-lasting adaptations in brain circuits that are being explored for treatment of mood and anxiety disorders. How these compounds differ at the level of intracellular signalling, and how hallucinogenic drugs diverge from related non-hallucinogenic forms, is poorly understood. A central question is...