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Dental noise exposed mice display depressive-like phenotypes.
Molecular brain - 10 May 2016
Dong Yujie, Zhou Ying, Chu Xixia, Chen Shiqing, Chen Lei, Yang Beimeng, Zhang Xu, Wang Lin, Wang Shuai, Lou Jingyu, Deng Qing, Wang Li, Cao Zheyi, Wang Jianan, Xie Jiaxin, Serdyuk Tatiana, Li Shengtian, He Lin, Chen Xiaoping, Li Weidong
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BACKGROUND: Studies have indicated that depressive disorders are observed frequently in dentists. It's suggested that dentists encounter numerous sources of stress in their professional career. We noticed that the noises in dental environments are very unpleasant. The animal modeling studies suggested that stressful noise could produce depressive-like phenotypes in rodent animals. We hypothesize that the dental...
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