GABA and glutamate response to social processing: a functional MRS feasibility study
Duanghathai Pasanta,
David J. White,
Jason L. He
et al.
Abstract:Several studies have suggested that atypical social processing in neurodevelopmental conditions (e.g. autism) is associated with differences in excitation and inhibition, through changes in the levels of glutamate and gamma‐aminobutyric acid (GABA). While associations between baseline metabolite levels and behaviours can be insightful, assessing the neurometabolic response of GABA and glutamate during social processing may explain altered neurochemical function in more depth. Thus far, there have been no attem… Show more
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