Allan L. Reiss

The paper investigates how X chromosome mosaicism relates to neuroanatomy and cognitive performance in females, finding that higher proportions of 46XX cells correlate with specific brain structures and cognitive task performance.

The paper uses latent class analysis to identify distinct behavioral subtypes in children with fragile X syndrome, revealing clinically meaningful groups with unique cognitive and behavioral profiles.

The paper was withdrawn due to revised preprocessing, and the authors request it not be cited as a reference.

This study uses a 3-person fMRI hyperscanning paradigm to identify neural correlates of collaboration, finding increased activation and synchrony in theory of mind-related brain regions during a triadic task.