Cornelia Sindermann

The paper investigates how serotonin and childhood maltreatment interact to affect brain structure and anxious avoidant behavior using a TPH2 imaging genetics approach in humans.

This study investigates the effects of different oxytocin dosing schedules and receptor genotypes on neural biomarkers in humans, finding that infrequent dosing may be more effective and that responses are genotype-dependent.

This study replicates oxytocin's effect on blurring self-other distinction and shows that OXTR genotype influences sensitivity to this effect.

This study shows oxytocin increases self-serving lying in men, especially those with specific oxytocin receptor gene variants, during repeated opportunities to lie.