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Nicholas Denomme

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Neuromodulation of Color Change in Panther Chameleons: A New Animal Model of Behavior and Psychoactive Drug Action

Nicholas Denomme
Nicholas Denomme
Nicholas Denomme

Neuropsychopharmacologist

Posted May 6, 2025Request for Proposals - Exploring expanded consciousness and endogenous DMTDOI

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$40,000of $40,000

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Proposes panther chameleons as a novel preclinical model where skin color dynamics serve as a visible readout of neuromodulation and psychoactive drug effects, via husbandry setup and in vitro patch-clamp pharmacology on iridophores. The concept is creative and quantifiable, but the link to CNS behavioral states and endogenous DMT/consciousness (the RFP focus) is speculative, and the 12-month plan and $50K budget appear underspecified.

  • Novel Model System
  • Grounded Rationale
  • Weak RFP Fit
  • Speculative Inference