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suicide-attempted patients, together with 49 matched   sity of the Negev, Israel; and Department of Psychology and
            health-controls. For the source-space signals, Hidden   Gonda Brain Science Center, Bar-Ilan University, Israel; Baruch
            Markov Model (HMM) helped to capture the sub-      Ivcher School of Psychology, Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya,
            second dynamic activity via a hidden sequence of finite   Israel; and Child Study Center, Yale University, Connecticut,
            number of states. Temporal parameters and spectral   USA
            activation were acquired for each state and then com-
            pared between groups. Here, HMM states characterized   BACKGROUND Exposure to maternal major depressive
            the spatiotemporal signatures of eight networks. The   disorder (MDD) bears long-term negative consequenc-
            activity of suicide attempters switches more frequently   es for children's well-being; to date, no research has
            into the fronto-temporal network, as the time spent   examined how exposure at different stages of develop-
            occupancy of fronto-temporal state is increased and   ment differentially affects brain functioning.
            interval time is decreased compared with the non-sui-
            cide patients. Moreover, these changes are significantly   AIMS Utilising a unique cohort followed from birth
            correlated with Nurses' Global Assessment of Suicide   to preadolescence, we examined the effects of early
            Risk scores. Suicide attempters also exhibit increased   versus later maternal MDD on default mode network
            state-wise activations in the theta band (4-8 Hz) in the   (DMN) connectivity.
            posterior default mode network centered on posterior
            cingulate cortex, which can't be detected in the static   METHOD Maternal depression was assessed at birth
            spectral analysis. These alternations may disturb the   and ages 6 months, 9 months, 6 years and 10 years, to
            time allocations of cognitive control regulations and   form three groups: children of mothers with consistent
            cause inflexible decision making to SA. As the better   depression from birth to 6 years of age, which resolved
            sensitivity of dynamic study in reflecting SA diathesis   by 10 years of age; children of mothers without depres-
            than the static is validated, dynamic stability could   sion; and children of mothers who were diagnosed
            serve as a potential neuronal marker for SA.       with MDD in late childhood. In preadolescence, we
                                                               used magnetoencephalography and focused on theta
            Keywords: Dynamics, Magnetoencephalography, Major   rhythms, which characterise the developing brain.
            depressive disorder, Oscillations, Resting state, Suicide
                                                               RESULTS Maternal MDD was associated with disrupted
            European archives of psychiatry and clinical neuroscience   DMN connectivity in an exposure-specific manner. Early
            (2022), Vol. 272, No. 8 (35088122) (0 citations)   maternal MDD decreased child connectivity, present-
                                                               ing a profile typical of early trauma or chronic adver-
                                                               sity. In contrast, later maternal MDD was linked with
            Investigating default mode network connectivity    tighter connectivity, a pattern characteristic of adult
            disruption in children of mothers with depression   depression. Aberrant DMN connectivity was predicted
            (2022)                                             by intrusive mothering in infancy and lower mother-
                                                               child reciprocity and child empathy in late childhood,
                                      Zeev-Wolf, Maor; Dor-Ziderman, Yair; Pratt, Maayan;   highlighting the role of deficient caregiving and
            Goldstein, Abraham; Feldman, Ruth                  compromised socio-emotional competencies in DMN
                                                               dysfunction.
            Baruch Ivcher School of Psychology, Interdisciplinary Center
            Herzliya, Israel; and Department of Education and Zlotowski   CONCLUSIONS The findings pinpoint the distinct ef-
            Center for Neuroscience, Ben Gurion University of the Negev,   fects of early versus later maternal MDD on the DMN, a
            Israel; Baruch Ivcher School of Psychology, Interdisciplinary   core network sustaining self-related processes. Results
            Center Herzliya, Israel; and Edmond J. Safra Brain Research   emphasise that research on the influence of early
            Center, University of Haifa, Israel; Department of Education   adversity on the developing brain should consider the
            and Zlotowski Center for Neuroscience, Ben Gurion Univer-  developmental stage in which the adversity occured.







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