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Genistein Improves the Major Depression through Suppressing the Expression of miR-221/222 by Targeting Connexin 43

12 Sept 2018

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OBJECTIVE: Recent studies have indicated the possibility that genistein may improve depression via regulating the expression of miR221/222. This study is to explore whether genistein could improve depression by altering miR-221/222 levels and investigate the possible mechanisms involved in the improvement effect of genistein. METHODS: The animal model of depression was established through unpredictable chronic...

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PMID: 30205672
DOI: 10.30773/pi.2018.06.29

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