Elisa Guma

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 quantifies sex differences in human cortical volume by separating contributions from surface area and thickness, and links these to genetic and hormonal factors using neuroimaging data.

The paper investigates sex differences in anatomical covariance across humans and mice, finding stronger structural covariance in females and inverse relationships between volumetric sex biases and covariance patterns.

This study compares sex differences in brain anatomy between humans and mice using neuroimaging, finding partial conservation of volumetric sex differences in cortical regions.

This study investigates the effects of brain-specific noradrenergic depletion on behavior and gene expression, finding anxiolytic effects and altered gene regulation in vulnerable brain regions.

This study examines litter-specific variability in mice and shows how increasing the number of litters can improve power for detecting developmental changes in brain structure and behavior.

This study shows that chronic dopamine transporter blockade in the mouse hippocampus causes learning and memory deficits, which are partially reversed by D2 receptor antagonists.

The paper examines if combined prenatal maternal immune activation and adolescent cannabis use lead to neurodevelopmental changes in mice, finding subtle deviations and sex-dependent effects.

This study compares the effects of sex chromosome trisomies on brain anatomy in humans and mice, finding species-specific patterns and some conserved regional impacts.

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 early gestational MIA exposure in mice leads to lasting brain and behavioral changes, while late exposure has less impact, with molecular changes in the dorsal hippocampus.

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.

This study links tissue volume loss in schizophrenia to structural and functional connectivity, finding that 25-35% of regional deformation variance is explained by these factors.