Daniela Kaufer

The paper shows neuronal activity modulates BBB permeability in the healthy brain, linking it to synaptic plasticity and sensory learning.

This study identifies transcriptomic differences in the amygdala and hippocampus of stress-susceptible and resilient rats, revealing gene expression patterns associated with vulnerability and resilience to anxiety-like behavior.

This study shows that region-specific gray matter myelin changes in rats and humans correlate with stress-induced behavioral differences, suggesting a common mechanism across species.

The paper shows that adolescent rats help both ingroup and outgroup members, while adults show ingroup bias, with neural activity differences in brain regions like the hippocampus and orbitofrontal cortex.

This study shows that juvenile stress alters grey matter myelination in adult female rats but not males, highlighting sex-specific vulnerability during peri-adolescence.

This study shows BBB dysfunction in aging leads to TGF-beta hyperactivation in astrocytes, causing neural dysfunction, which can be reversed by inhibiting TGF-beta signaling.