Psychoneuroendocrinology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
156, P. 106364 - 106364
Published: Aug. 10, 2023
Exposure
to
early
adversity
is
one
of
the
most
important
and
pervasive
risk
factors
for
development
nearly
all
major
mental
disorders
across
lifespan.
In
search
mediating
mechanisms
processes
that
underlie
long-term
stability
these
effects,
changes
stress-associated
hormonal
cellular
signalling
have
emerged
as
prime
candidates.
This
review
summarises
evidence
showing
experience
in
form
childhood
abuse
or
neglect
exposure
severe
institutional
deprivation
influences
multiple
interconnected
bio-behavioural,
physiological
processes.
paper
focusses
on
dysregulations
stress
regulation,
altered
DNA
methylation
pattern,
transcriptomic
profiles
context
stress-immune
interplay,
mitochondrial
biology.
Consistent
findings
include
a
relative
cortisol
hypoactivity
hyporeactivity
response
challenge,
increased
activity
pro-inflammatory
genes,
function.
The
majority
investigations
focussed
single
outcomes,
but
there
clear
rationale
conceiving
implicated
parts
wider
regulatory
network,
which
turn
connected
behaviour
disorders.
calls
integrated
longitudinal
come
more
comprehensive
understanding
role
biological
embedding
experience.
concludes
with
considerations
how
research
can
contribute
translational
efforts
through
characterising
subtypes
arise
function
adversity,
distinct
features
behavioral
processing.
Stress,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
27(1)
Published: Feb. 29, 2024
Despite
decades
of
stress
research,
there
still
exist
substantial
gaps
in
our
understanding
how
social,
environmental,
and
biological
factors
interact
combine
with
developmental
stressor
exposures,
cognitive
appraisals
stressors,
psychosocial
coping
processes
to
shape
individuals'
reactivity,
health,
disease
risk.
Relatively
new
profiling
approaches,
called
multi-omics,
are
helping
address
these
issues
by
enabling
researchers
quantify
thousands
molecules
from
a
single
blood
or
tissue
sample,
thus
providing
panoramic
snapshot
the
molecular
occurring
an
organism
systems
perspective.
In
this
review,
we
summarize
two
types
research
designs
for
which
multi-omics
approaches
best
suited,
describe
can
help
advance
development,
prevention,
treatment
stress-related
pathologies.
We
first
discuss
incorporating
into
theory-rich,
intensive
longitudinal
study
characterize,
high-resolution,
transition
multisystem
dysfunction
throughout
development.
Next,
should
be
incorporated
intervention
better
understand
back
inform
novel
precision
medicine
managing
fostering
biopsychosocial
resilience.
Throughout,
provide
concrete
recommendations
studies
that
will
translate
data
health
care.
Human Genomics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
19(1)
Published: Jan. 31, 2025
Non-communicable
diseases
(NCDs)
such
as
cardiovascular
diseases,
chronic
respiratory
cancers,
diabetes,
and
mental
health
disorders
pose
a
significant
global
challenge,
accounting
for
the
majority
of
fatalities
disability-adjusted
life
years
worldwide.
These
arise
from
complex
interactions
between
genetic,
behavioral,
environmental
factors,
necessitating
thorough
understanding
these
dynamics
to
identify
effective
diagnostic
strategies
interventions.
Although
recent
advances
in
multi-omics
technologies
have
greatly
enhanced
our
ability
explore
interactions,
several
challenges
remain.
include
inherent
complexity
heterogeneity
multi-omic
datasets,
limitations
analytical
approaches,
severe
underrepresentation
non-European
genetic
ancestries
most
omics
which
restricts
generalizability
findings
exacerbates
disparities.
This
scoping
review
evaluates
landscape
data
related
NCDs
2000
2024,
focusing
on
advancements
integration,
translational
applications,
equity
considerations.
We
highlight
need
standardized
protocols,
harmonized
data-sharing
policies,
advanced
approaches
artificial
intelligence/machine
learning
integrate
study
gene-environment
interactions.
also
opportunities
translating
insights
(GxE)
research
into
precision
medicine
strategies.
underscore
potential
advancing
enhancing
patient
outcomes
across
diverse
underserved
populations,
emphasizing
fairness-centered
strategic
investments
build
local
capacities
underrepresented
populations
regions.
Journal of Animal Science and Biotechnology/Journal of animal science and biotechnology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: March 14, 2024
Abstract
Background
Mastitis
caused
by
multiple
factors
remains
one
of
the
most
common
and
costly
disease
dairy
industry.
Multi-omics
approaches
enable
comprehensive
investigation
complex
interactions
between
layers
information
to
provide
a
more
holistic
view
pathogenesis.
Therefore,
this
study
investigated
genomic
epigenomic
signatures
possible
regulatory
mechanisms
underlying
subclinical
mastitis
integrating
RNA
sequencing
data
(mRNA
lncRNA),
small
(miRNA)
DNA
methylation
milk
somatic
cells
from
10
healthy
cows
20
with
naturally
occurring
Staphylococcus
aureus
or
chromogenes
.
Results
Functional
sets
through
gene
set
analysis
uncovered
3458
biological
process
GO
terms
170
KEGG
pathways
altered
activities
during
mastitis,
provided
further
insights
into
revealed
involvement
multi-omics
in
immune
responses
impaired
mammary
gland
productivity
mastitis.
The
abundant
significant
alterations
related
were
observed,
including
30,846,
2552,
1276
57
differential
haplotype
blocks
(dMHBs),
differentially
expressed
genes
(DEGs),
lncRNAs
(DELs)
miRNAs
(DEMs),
respectively.
Next,
5
presenting
principal
variation
identified.
important
roles
Factor
1
(DEG,
DEM
DEL)
2
(dMHB
DEM),
regulation
defense
functions
revealed.
Each
omics
within
Factors
explained
about
20%
source
Also,
networks
functional
demonstrated,
which
contributed
Furthermore,
integration
enabled
association
(dMHBs,
DELs
DEMs)
pathways,
such
as
‘
infection
pathway’
‘natural
killer
cell
mediated
cytotoxicity
pathway’,
etc.,
provides
mechanisms.
Moreover,
few
(14
dMHBs,
25
DEGs,
18
identified
candidate
discriminant
capacity
distinguishing
cows.
Conclusion
better
understanding
molecular
for
may
ultimately
lead
development
effective
control
management
strategies.
Frontiers in Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: June 13, 2024
Major
depressive
disorder
(MDD)
is
a
recurrent
episodic
mood
that
represents
the
third
leading
cause
of
disability
worldwide.
In
MDD,
several
factors
can
simultaneously
contribute
to
its
development,
which
complicates
diagnosis.
According
practical
guidelines,
antidepressants
are
first-line
treatment
for
moderate
severe
major
episodes.
Traditional
strategies
often
follow
one-size-fits-all
approach,
resulting
in
suboptimal
outcomes
many
patients
who
fail
experience
response
or
recovery
and
develop
so-called
“therapy-resistant
depression”.
The
high
biological
clinical
inter-variability
within
lack
robust
biomarkers
hinder
finding
specific
therapeutic
targets,
contributing
failure
rates.
this
frame,
precision
medicine,
paradigm
tailors
medical
interventions
individual
characteristics,
would
help
allocate
most
adequate
effective
each
patient
while
minimizing
side
effects.
particular,
multi-omic
studies
may
unveil
intricate
interplays
between
genetic
predispositions
exposure
environmental
through
study
epigenomics,
transcriptomics,
proteomics,
metabolomics,
gut
microbiomics,
immunomics.
integration
flow
information
into
molecular
pathways
produce
better
than
current
psychopharmacological
targets
singular
mainly
related
monoamine
systems,
disregarding
complex
network
our
organism.
concept
system
biomedicine
involves
analysis
enormous
datasets
generated
with
different
technologies,
creating
“patient
fingerprint”,
defines
underlying
mechanisms
every
patient.
This
review,
centered
on
explores
approaches
as
tools
prediction
MDD
at
single-patient
level.
It
investigates
how
combining
existing
technologies
used
diagnostic,
stratification,
prognostic,
treatment-response
discovery
artificial
intelligence
improve
assessment
MDD.
Microbial Biotechnology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
18(3)
Published: March 1, 2025
ABSTRACT
Advances
in
neuromicrobiology
and
related
omics
technologies
have
reinforced
the
idea
that
unseen
microbes
play
critical
roles
human
cognition
behaviour.
Included
this
research
is
evidence
indicating
gut
microbes,
through
direct
indirect
pathways,
can
influence
aggression,
anger,
irritability
antisocial
Moreover,
manufacture
chemicals
are
known
to
compromise
cognition.
For
example,
recent
court
decisions
United
States
Europe
acknowledge
produce
high
levels
of
ethanol,
without
consumption
alcohol
by
defendants.
The
dismissal
driving
while
intoxicated
charges
these
cases—so‐called
auto‐brewery
syndrome—highlights
way
which
microbiome
knowledge
will
enhance
precision,
objectivity
fairness
our
legal
systems.
Here
opinion
essay,
we
introduce
concept
‘legalome’—the
application
science
forensic
psychiatry
criminal
law.
We
argue
rapid
pace
microbial
discoveries,
including
those
challenge
ideas
free
moral
responsibility,
necessitate
a
reconsideration
traditional
doctrines
justifications
retributive
punishment.
implications
extend
beyond
courtroom,
challenging
us
reconsider
how
environmental
factors—from
diet
socioeconomic
conditions—might
shape
preventative
rehabilitative
efforts
their
effects
on
microbiome.