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Grandchildren at high and low risk for depression differ in EEG measures of regional brain asymmetry.
Dec 01 2007
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Abstract
Electrophysiologic studies have found abnormalities of alpha asymmetry in depressed adults and offspring of depressed parents, which have been hypothesized to be vulnerability markers of depression. Resting electroencephalogram (EEG) was measured in grandchildren participating in a multigenerational high-risk study.