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Rongwei, Daniel John Wen

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Rongwei, Daniel John Wen
(not current staff)
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D. J. Wen
 
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swkwrdj@nus.edu.sg
 

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Department:  SOCIAL WORK
Funding Agency:  National Medical Research Council

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Issue DateTitleAuthor(s)
12019Functional and structural networks of lateral and medial orbitofrontal cortex as potential neural pathways for depression in childhoodWang Q. ; Poh J.S. ; Wen D.J. ; Broekman B.F.P. ; Chong Y.-S. ; Yap F. ; Shek L.P. ; Gluckman P.D. ; Fortier M.V. ; Qiu A. 
22017Influences of prenatal and postnatal maternal depression on amygdala volume and microstructure in young childrenWen D.J. ; Poh J.S.; Ni S.N.; Chong Y.-S. ; Chen H.; Kwek K.; Shek L.P. ; Gluckman P.D. ; Fortier M.V.; Meaney M.J.; Qiu A. 
32019Long-term Influences of Prenatal Maternal Depressive Symptoms on the Amygdala?Prefrontal Circuitry of the Offspring From Birth to Early ChildhoodLee A. ; Poh J.S. ; Wen D.J. ; Guillaume B. ; Chong Y.-S. ; Shek L.P. ; Fortier M.V. ; Qiu A. 
42018Perinatal maternal depressive symptoms alter amygdala functional connectivity in girlsSoe N.N. ; Wen D.J. ; Poh J.S. ; Chong Y.-S. ; Broekman B.F.; Chen H. ; Shek L.P. ; Tan K.H. ; Gluckman P.D. ; Fortier M.V.; Meaney M.J.; Qiu A.