Sarah Meerts publishes paper with three Carleton alumni
Meerts is professor of neuroscience and psychology at Carleton. Kong studied biology and neuroscience; Beasley studied biology, French, and neuroscience; and Munson studied biology and neuroscience.
Sarah Meerts, professor of neuroscience and psychology, published a paper with Alexa Kong ’23, Tyler Beasley ’24, and Jing Jing Munson ’25, in the journal Hormones and Behavior titled, “Apomorphine-induced disruption of paced mating behavior in female rats is attenuated by eticlopride, a D2 receptor antagonist, but not SCH 23390, a D1 receptor antagonist.”