The study found that people with schizophrenia felt impaired in unification with a decrease in the activation of their small brain

Neurosympathy refers to a series of minor injuries in motor coordination, sensory unification and inhibition function, which are widely seen in schizophrenic genealogy groups such as people with schizophrenia, patients with schizophrenia and their un-diseased first-degree families.
studies have shown that neurosophageal disorder is associated with schizophrenia symptoms and plays an important role in the development of schizophrenia.
brain structure study suggests that neurosoppysis, especially abnormal motor coordination, may have abnormalities with the cortical-coli brain-small brain-cortical loop, however, there has been no study of brain function in the schizophrenia spectrum sensory ensesis abnormalities.
, the discussion of brain function mechanism of sensory unity in patients with schizophrenia is helpful to understand its role in the development of schizophrenia, and to find new targets for diagnosis and treatment.
team led by Chen Chuo, a researcher at the Mental Health Key Laboratory of the Institute of Psychology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and international researchers designed the experiment.
experiment recorded brain activation patterns in 52 patients with first-time schizophrenia, 52 control groups, 25 siblings who were not sick in schizophrenia patients, and 56 healthy identical twins and 56 healthy foreign twins when completing sensory unification tasks.
study found that patients with schizophrenia showed significantly lower levels of brain activation in the healthy control group when performing sensory unification tasks, which were associated with functional connections within the microcephaly, while decreased microcephaly activation was also found in siblings who were not sick.
addition, gemogenic studies have shown that the microcephaly activation at the completion of sensory unification has a significant genetic degree of 0.37.
results suggest that the weakening of cer cerebral activation may be an important neural mechanism for sensory unification abnormalities in schizophrenic genealogy groups, and that the abnormalities are influenced to some extent by genetic factors.
abnormality of brain activation when completing sensory ensesis tasks may be one of the internal esmics of the schizophrenia spectrum.
related research was published online online at Journal of Psychology.
research has been supported by the National Key Research and Development Project, the Beijing Municipal Science and Technology Commission, and the Mental Health Key Laboratory of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
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