Merle C. Hoenig

The paper investigates changes in network attack tolerance in the somatomotor network of Parkinson's disease patients and prodromal stages, finding increased tolerance linked to dopaminergic depletion and subcortical recruitment.

This study examines the relationship between sleep architecture and regional amyloid and tau pathology in individuals with MCI/AD and healthy controls.

The paper examines how modifiable factors and genetic determinants interact with pathological load to influence tau pathology progression in Alzheimer's disease.

This study examines how striatal dopamine levels affect dynamic functional connectivity in Parkinson's disease, finding cohort-specific results that suggest dopamine's role in brain network dynamics.

This study shows that Parkinson's disease patients exert less grip force for low incentives, linking reduced motor effort to putaminal dopamine loss.

The paper investigates the relationship between regional amyloid burden and tau pathology spread, finding that functional connectivity mediates the spatial relationship between these pathologies.