Tanja Maria Brückl

The paper identifies contmeQTLs linking childhood adversity to epigenetic changes in immune cells, which are associated with disease risk and inflammatory profiles.

This study investigates the association between HTT CAG repeat size variations and psychiatric phenotypes and basal ganglia structure in non-HD ranges, finding age-dependent effects on anxiety and depression risk.

The paper examines how stress-induced brain responses relate to BMI in women, finding that specific brain regions predict BMI and that endocrine factors, not inflammation, are linked to these changes.

The paper identifies spatio-temporal brain network reconfigurations during stress that predict negative affectivity but not disorder diagnosis.