Abigail Schindler, PhD
Personal Statement
I am interested in traumatic stress and its comorbidities (e.g. affective disorders, substance abuse, metabolic dysfunction, neurodegeneration). Using an iterative translation approach, we utilize both human and animal populations and focus on reciprocal connections between the brain and peripheral organs (e.g. liver, gut, lymph) in order to understand adverse outcomes of traumatic stress from a systems biology standpoint. We are especially interested in under-standing the role of monoamines (e.g. dopamine, serotonin) and neuromodulators (e.g. opioids, cytokines). We utilize computational medicine approaches (e.g. machine learning, big data, electronic health records, biomarkers) and are committed to open source science. Schindler Iterative Translation Lab Website
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Recent Publications
(2024 Apr 25)
J Neurotrauma
Terry GE, Pagulayan K, Muzi M, Mayer C, Murray DR, Schindler A, Richards T, McEvoy CB, Crabtree A, McNamara C, Means G, Muench P, Powell J, Mihalik J, Thomas R, Raskind M, Peskind E, Meabon J
(2023 Dec 1)
JAMA Netw Open 6(12): e2346006
Keil SA, Schindler AG, Wang MX, Piantino J, Silbert LC, Elliott JE, Werhane ML, Thomas RG, Willis S, Lim MM, Iliff JJ
(2023 May 5)
Addict Neurosci 7():
Wong K, Wang ZC, Patarino M, Baskin B, Lee SJ, Schindler AG
(2023 Aug 4)
medRxiv
Keil SA, Schindler AG, Wang MX, Piantino J, Silbert LC, Elliott JE, Thomas RG, Willis S, Lim MM, Iliff JJ
(2023)
Front Behav Neurosci 17(): 1124979
Asarch AM, Kruse LC, Schindler AG, Phillips PEM, Clark JJ
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