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January 1, 2016Journal of Modern Foreign PsychologyOpen Access

This theoretical review summarizes current research on the psychophysiological and molecular-genetic correlates of fatigue, highlighting the roles of EEG rhythms and serotonin/dopamine polymorphisms.

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This theoretical review summarizes current research on the psychophysiological and molecular-genetic correlates of fatigue, highlighting the roles of EEG rhythms and serotonin/dopamine polymorphisms.

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ИПИрина ПоликановаSLSergey Leonov

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Should not change clinical fatigue assessment; leaves open targeted validation of EEG and genetic correlates.

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This review highlights the shift towards an integral approach in studying fatigue, incorporating recent advances in molecular biology to understand psychophysiological and molecular-genetic correlates.

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Поликанова et al. (2016) conducted a review in Fatigue. This theoretical review summarizes current research on the psychophysiological and molecular-genetic correlates of fatigue, highlighting the roles of EEG rhythms and serotonin/dopamine polymorphisms.

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