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Published in final edited form as: J Affect Disord. 2020 Oct 7;279:417–425. doi: 10.1016/j.jad.2020.10.011

Table 3:

Metabolite levels in patients with Late-Life Depression at baseline and during Citalopram treatment

Metabolite [/tCr] Anterior Cingulate t df p Effect Size1
Time 1 Mean (SD) Time 2 Mean (SD)
GABA 0.334 (0.087) 0.319 (0.079) 0.501 8 0.630 0.200
Glu 1.405 (0.154) 1.318 (0.148) 1.358 8 0.212 0.455
GSH 0.226 (0.043) 0.224 (0.036) 0.162 8 0.875 0.051
NAA 1.411 (0.218) 1.369 (0.112) 0.731 8 0.485 0.243
NAAG 0.150 (0.097) 0.118 (0.097) 0.725 8 0.489 0.244
mI 0.785 (0.126) 0.702 (0.065) 2.214 8 0.058 0.735
Metabolite [/tCr] Posterior Cingulate t df p Effect Size1
Time 1 Mean (SD) Time 2 Mean (SD)
GABA 0.338 (0.061) 0.337 (0.062) 0.035 8 0.973 0.013
Glu 1.290 (0.140) 1.244 (0.105) 1.399 8 0.199 0.470
GSH 0.220 (0.047) 0.221 (0.038) −0.081 8 0.937 −0.017
NAA 1.370 (0.102) 1.388 (0.109) −0.501 8 0.623 0.168
NAAG 0.209 (0.091) 0.252 (0.039) −1.072 8 0.315 −0.361
mI 0.733 (0.088) 0.703 (0.099) 1.300 8 0.230 0.429

Total creatine (tCr), γ-aminobutyric acid (GABA), glutamate (Glu), glutathione (GSH), N-acetylaspartate (NAA), N-acetylaspartylglutamate (NAAG) and myo-inositol (mI)

1

Effect size was calculated as the ratio of the between-time-points difference to the SD of the between-time-points difference.