EEG Spatial Synchronization during Performance of Verbal Operations in Twins

In the present project, monozygotic (N = 102 pairs) and dizygotic (N = 98 pairs) twins participated in EEG registration. Analysis of our data suggests that the contribution of genetic factors to the difference in the degree of synchronization (coherence) of the EEG is different for the selected frequency range (due to their origins), and for different regions of the cortex.