Psychophysiological aspects of birth stress and their genetic correlates

Brain biophysics approach to brain functioning via dichotic listening paradigm

“…Complex processes taking place in the central nervous system, which condition active adaptation to unusual and extreme conditions, are at present regarded as being to certain extent genetically oriented. Such active adaptation implies the ability to involve hidden psychological reserves, to feel happiness or satisfaction, which may be in turn linked to religious feeling (Truett et al, 1992;Hamer, 1996;Holden, 1996;Lane et al, 1997). In our experiment attempt was taken to explore the possibility of correlation between psychophysiological aspects of birth stress, and genetic polymorphisms of the renin-angiotensine system.…”