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A depression-like phenotype is associated with discrete defects in the primary hippocampal circuit.
Translational psychiatry - 16 May 2026
Gunn Benjamin G, Yang Chenyi C, Lauterborn Julie C, Pruess Benedict S, Quintanilla Julian, Ge Katelyn, Gall Christine M, Lynch Gary
Abstract excerpt
Major depressive disorder is known to disturb the hippocampus, but how this impacts signal processing performed by the structure remains poorly understood. Here, we report that single housing (7-10 days) promotes a depression-like phenotype in young adult mice that is associated with a robust, yet surprisingly discreet defect in information flow across the primary hippocampal circuit. In addition to sociability...
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