Shoshana Spring

This study examines the effects of prenatal THC exposure on mouse brain development using MRI across the lifespan, finding sex-dependent neurodevelopmental impacts.

The paper identifies molecular pathways associated with neurodevelopmental disorder subgroups using neuroimaging data from mice and humans.

This study shows that KDM5B deficiency in mice leads to autism-like behaviors and increased brain size, which can be mitigated by NMDAR antagonists.

This study characterizes a mouse model with TDP-43 M323K mutation, showing cognitive, motor, and structural brain abnormalities linked to TDP-43 mislocalization and increased levels.

This study shows that the FUSDelta14 mutation causes neurodevelopmental and systemic metabolic issues in mice, including brain structural abnormalities and metabolic pathway changes.

The paper uses MRI and Bayesian hierarchical modeling to show that immune dysfunction in mice affects specific brain regions and correlates with anxiety-like behaviors.

This study examines how early or late prenatal maternal immune activation affects mouse embryo brain development, finding distinct neuroanatomical changes depending on exposure timing.

This study shows that maternal high-fat diet exposure leads to persistent brain changes in adult offspring, affecting regions linked to neurodevelopmental disorders.

This study investigates the effects of early and late prenatal maternal immune activation on neonatal neurodevelopment using behavioral and MRI assessments, finding subtle impacts on communication and brain anatomy.

The paper shows that oscillatory cortical forces drive 3D cell intercalations in the mouse mandibular arch, shaping embryonic structures through Wnt5a, YAP/TAZ, and PIEZO1.