Leanna M. Hernandez

The paper examines how polygenic liability for autism affects neonatal thalamocortical connectivity and behavioral outcomes, revealing sex-specific impacts on brain connectivity and motor development.

The paper examines how ASD polygenic scores affect neonatal cerebello-cerebral functional connectivity, revealing sex-specific patterns linked to behavioral outcomes.

This study examines common and rare variant genetic contributions to autism in African Americans, highlighting differences in genetic effects and polygenic score transferability between European and African ancestries.

The paper examines how genetic risk scores relate to attentional variability and psychotic-like experiences in adolescents, finding partial mediation through attentional variability.

This study identifies 928 genes associated with brain weight variation across three datasets and links them to neurodevelopmental processes and brain function.

The paper examines sex differences in white matter microstructure in children using DTI and RSI metrics, finding significant and replicable differences across brain regions.

The paper investigates the role of the complement system and C4A in schizophrenia by analyzing gene co-expression networks and finds that synaptic pathways, not the complement system, are linked to schizophrenia risk.

This study examines how age, puberty, and testosterone levels influence affective reactivity in adolescents using longitudinal fMRI data.