Muriah Wheelock

Medicine & Life Sciences

1. Prefrontal Cortex 100%
2. Brain 86%
3. Amygdala 67%
4. Magnetic Resonance Imaging 65%
5. Fear 50%
6. Emotional Regulation 37%
7. Exposure to Violence 36%
8. Individuality 36%
9. Sex Characteristics 32%
10. Gyrus Cinguli 29%
11. Hydrocortisone 28%
12. Hippocampus 27%
13. Anxiety 25%
14. Connectome 23%
15. Neuroimaging 21%
16. Learning 21%
17. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorders 20%
18. Child 19%
19. Varenicline 16%
20. Child Development 16%
21. White Matter 15%
22. Brain Injuries 14%
23. Gestational Age 14%
24. Memory Consolidation 14%
25. Life Change Events 14%
26. Entorhinal Cortex 14%
27. Internal-External Control 13%
28. Young Adult 13%
29. Population 13%
30. Sex Offenses 13%
31. Anisotropy 13%
32. Psychological Stress 13%
33. Mental Health 12%
34. Military Personnel 12%
35. Gene Silencing 12%
36. Seeds 11%
37. Fetal Development 11%
38. Skin 11%
39. Uric Acid 11%
40. Smoking Cessation 11%
41. Physical Abuse 11%
42. Lysine 11%
43. Artifacts 11%
44. Histones 10%
45. Lead 10%
46. Premature Birth 10%
47. Transcriptional Activation 10%
48. Glutamic Acid 10%
49. Newborn Infant 10%
50. Premature Infants 9%