Jessica Morrel

The paper links gray matter microarchitecture to functional brain network connectivity in preadolescents using diffusion and functional MRI data from the ABCD Study.

This study links outdoor air pollution exposure to increased perivascular space count and poorer cognition in preadolescents, suggesting brain clearance mechanisms may mediate pollution's neurotoxic effects.

The paper identifies genetic associations with perivascular space morphology in children using MRI and genomics data from the Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development Study.

This study examines sex and felt-gender differences in perivascular space (PVS) volume and count in adolescents, finding that felt-gender improves model fit for PVS count and both sex and felt-gender are associated with PVS volume and count.

The paper examines the relationship between outdoor air pollution and amygdala subregion volumes in early adolescents using ABCD Study data and finds associations between pollutants and specific subregion volume changes.

The paper examines amygdala subregion volumes and apportionment in preadolescents, finding age-related expansion, sex differences, and associations with BMI.