Min Wang

This study shows that kynurenic acid (KYNA) and its enzyme KAT II expand in primate dlPFC, impairing cognitive functions by affecting NMDA and nic-7Rs, and suggests targeting KYNA as a therapeutic approach for neuroinflammatory disorders.

This study uses machine learning to predict internet gaming disorder severity from resting-state neural patterns, identifying the precentral gyrus as a key region.

This study identifies disrupted dynamic network reconfiguration in the executive and reward networks of individuals with internet gaming disorder, linking impaired impulse control to altered neural integration and recruitment.

This study examines functional connectivity shifts between striatal regions and the medial frontal gyrus in internet gaming disorder, finding correlations with disorder severity.