Mediating role of obesity on the association between disadvantaged neighborhoods and intracortical myelination

Author:

Kilpatrick Lisa1,Zhang Keying1,Dong Tien1ORCID,Gee Gilbert1,Beltran-Sanchez Hiram1,Wang May1ORCID,Labus Jennifer1,Naliboff Bruce2,Mayer Emeran1,Gupta Arpana1ORCID

Affiliation:

1. University of California Los Angeles

2. UCLA

Abstract

Abstract We investigated the relationship between neighborhood disadvantage (area deprivation index [ADI]) and intracortical myelination (T1-weighted/T2-weighted ratio at deep to superficial cortical levels), and the potential mediating role of the body mass index (BMI) and perceived stress in 92 adults. Worse ADI was correlated with increased BMI and perceived stress (p's<.05). Non-rotated partial least squares analysis revealed associations between worse ADI and decreased myelination in middle/deep cortex in supramarginal, temporal, and primary motor regions and increased myelination in superficial cortex in medial prefrontal and cingulate regions (p<.001); thus, neighborhood disadvantage may influence the flexibility of information processing involved in reward, emotion regulation, and cognition. Structural equation modelling revealed increased BMI as partially mediating the relationship between worse ADI and observed myelination increases (p=.02). Further, trans-fatty acid intake was correlated with observed myelination increases (p=.03), suggesting the importance of dietary quality. These data further suggest ramifications of neighborhood disadvantage on brain health.

Publisher

Research Square Platform LLC

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