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Beyond Emotional and Spatial Processes: Cognitive Dysfunction in a Depressive Phenotype Produced by Long Photoperiod Exposure.

PloS one - 1 Jan 2017

Barnes Abigail K, Smith Summer B, Datta Subimal

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Cognitive dysfunction in depression has recently been given more attention and legitimacy as a core symptom of the disorder. However, animal investigations of depression-related cognitive deficits have generally focused on emotional or spatial memory processing. Additionally, the relationship between the cognitive and affective disturbances that are present in depression remains obscure. Interestingly, sleep...

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PMID: 28060930
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0170032
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