A new study reveals how depression affects brain activity in the basolateral amygdala (BLA) of rats. Using a microelectrode array, researchers found increased theta frequency activity in the BLA correlated with depressive behaviors. These findings could pave the way for targeted treatments for depression. The research highlights the potential of specific brain activity as a biomarker for depression.
A new study reveals how depression affects brain activity in the basolateral amygdala (BLA) of rats. Using a microelectrode array, researchers found increased theta frequency activity in the BLA correlated with depressive behaviors. These findings could pave the way for targeted treatments for depression. The research highlights the potential of specific brain activity as a biomarker for depression.
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