Mary Elizabeth Hill

This study shows that chronic stress worsens microvascular network dysfunction after brain trauma, reducing capillary coordination and vascular reactivity.

The paper identifies stable neuronal representations in cognitively resilient Alzheimer's disease rats during repeated stimulation, suggesting a potential biomarker for cognitive resilience.

This study uses cryo-EM and BaR to analyze protein complexes in an Alzheimer's rat brain model, revealing structural insights relevant to multiple diseases.

This study shows that obesity affects myelination differently in the somatosensory cortex and striatum of TgF344-AD rats, explaining the obesity paradox in AD.

The paper develops a deep learning pipeline to analyze microvascular network changes in response to neuronal activity using two-photon microscopy, revealing network-level coordination in blood flow adjustments.

This study shows obesity in early symptomatic AD rats improves cognition and myelin but worsens amyloid-beta and tau pathology, with stronger effects in females.