Topic: ASSRs

Brain oscillations, whether spontaneous or evoked, may serve as biomarkers for diagnosing or even predicting psychiatric disorders (Mathalon and Sohal, 2015). The state of brain oscillations is believed to reflect the balance between excitation and inhibition in neural networks (Kim et al., 2015). As neurotransmission is significantly influenced by sex hormones (Krolick et al., 2018), it is reasonable to expect sex differences in brain oscillations between males and females. However, there is a lack of data, particularly in the field of animal research (Shansky and Murphy, 2021). Therefore, in