Both healthy adults and schizophrenia patients had bilateral N1 sinks for the high odor concentration over the lateral temporal sites (Figure 3B, top, first column) and a corresponding mid-frontopolar source. Similarly, both controls and patients showed a medial parietal P2 source topography to both low and high odor concentrations, with current sinks maximal over lateral frontotemporal regions (Figure 3B, bottom, Columns 1 and 2). The reduced amplitude of the N1 sink and P2 source in patients was most evident to the high concentration of H2S.