Table 2.
Brain GABA homeostasis in depression.
S. No. | Diagnosis/model | Brain region | Species | Technique | Quality index | GABA | NAA | References |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1. | MDD | vmPFC | Human (H 63, D 31) | PRESS, 3T | CRLB < 30% | ↑ | – | Draganov et al. (107) |
2. | MDD | Striatum | Human (H 16, D 20) | J-edited MEGAPRESS, 3T | – | ↑ | – | Bradley et al. (137) |
ACC | ↓ | – | ||||||
3. | CUMS | HPC | Rat (H 12, D 12) | PRESS, 9.4T | CRLB < 10% | ↑ | NS | Sekar et al. (138) |
4. | MDD | ACC | Human (H 36, D 44) | J-edited, 3T | – | ↓ | – | Gabbay et al. (139) |
5. | MDD | ACC | Human (H 26, D 33) | J-edited, 3T | – | ↓ | – | Abdallah et al. (140) |
6. | MDD | ACC | Humans (H 21, D 20) | J-edited, 3T | – | ↓ | – | Gabbay et al. (141) |
7. | CMS | PFC and HPC | Rat (H 10, D 10) | PRESS, 7T | CRLB < 20% | ↓ | ↓ | Hemanth Kumar et al. (118) |
8. | MDD | ACC and OCC | Humans (H 24, D 33) | J-edited, 3T | – | ↓ | – | Price et al. (142) |
9. | MDD | pgACC | Humans (H 24, D 19) | 2D-JPRESS, 3T | CRLB < 20% | NS | NS | Walter et al. (143) |
10. | MDD-R | OCC and ACC | Humans (H 11, D 12) | MEGA-PRESS, 3T | CRLB < 20% | ↓ | NS | Bhagwagar et al. (144) |
11. | MDD | dm/da PFC | Humans (H 20, D 20) | PRESS based J editing, 3T | – | ↓ | NS | Hasler et al. (71) |
12. | PPD | OCC | Humans (H 14, D 9) | J-editing, 2.1T | – | ↓ | – | Epperson et al. (145) |
13. | MDD | OCC | Humans (H 38, D 33) | J-editing, 2.1T | – | ↓ | – | Sanacora et al. (72) |
14. | MDD | OCC | Humans (H 18, D 14) | J-editing, 2.1T | – | ↓ | – | Sanacora et al. (75) |
ACC, anterior cingulate cortex; CMS, chronic mild stress; CUMS, chronic unpredictable mild stress; CRLB, Cramer–Rao lower bound; dm/daPFC, dorsomedial/dorsal anterolateral PFC; HPC, hippocampus; MDD, major depressive disorder; MDD-R, recovered depression; MEGA-PRESS, Meshcher–Garwood point-resolved spectroscopy; NS, no significant change; OCC, occipital cortex; pgACC, pregenual anterior cingulate cortex; PFC, prefrontal cortex; PPD, postpartum depression; PRESS, point-resolved spectroscopy; SNR, signal-to-noise ratio; vmPFC, ventromedial prefrontal region; ↓ depicts decrease, ↑ represents increase. The numbers in the parenthesis under species represent the number of healthy (H) and depressed (D) subject.