Search Results - "WUEBBEN, Y"

Schizophrenia : reduced signal-to-noise ratio and impaired phase-locking during information processing by WINTERER, G, ZILLER, M, DORN, H, FRICK, K, MULERT, C, WUEBBEN, Y, HERRMANN, W. M, COPPOLA, R

“…This study was performed in order to clarify the mechanisms which underlie the reduced signal-to-noise of event-related potentials in schizophrenic patients…”
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Hypofrontality — a risk-marker related to schizophrenia? by Wuebben, Y., Winterer, G.

“…In order to better understand whether cortical hypoactivation and hypofrontality is a possible risk marker for schizophrenia, we investigated resting EEG…”
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Frontal dysfunction in schizophrenia--a new electrophysiological classifier for research and clinical applications by Winterer, G, Ziller, M, Dorn, H, Frick, K, Mulert, C, Wuebben, Y, Herrmann, W M

“…We determined whether schizophrenic patients can be reliably classified with electrophysiological tools. We developed a fully computerized classifier based on…”
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Cortical hypoactivation during resting EEG in schizophrenics but not in depressives and schizotypal subjects as revealed by low resolution electromagnetic tomography (LORETA) by Mientus, Susanne, Gallinat, Jürgen, Wuebben, Yvonne, Pascual-Marqui, Roberto D, Mulert, Christoph, Frick, Kurt, Dorn, Hans, Herrmann, Werner M, Winterer, Georg

“…This study was performed in order to address the question whether the newly introduced technique of low-resolution electromagnetic tomography (LORETA) is able…”
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Association analysis of GABA A β2 and γ2 gene polymorphisms with event-related prefrontal activity in man by Winterer, Georg, Smolka, Michael, Samochowiec, Jerzy, Mulert, Christoph, Ziller, Mario, Mahlberg, Richard, Wuebben, Yvonne, Gallinat, Jürgen, Rommelspacher, Hans, Herrmann, Werner, Sander, Thomas

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Association analysis of GABAAbeta2 and gamma2 gene polymorphisms with event-related prefrontal activity in man by Winterer, G, Smolka, M, Samochowiec, J, Mulert, C, Ziller, M, Mahlberg, R, Wuebben, Y, Gallinat, J, Rommelspacher, H, Herrman, W M, Sander, T

“…Gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA)A-receptors play a crucial role in the generation of electroencephalogram (EEG) oscillations and evoked potentials (ERPs). The…”
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