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Cross-sex cecal microbiota transfer alters depressive-like behaviours in mice

2022-10-16

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Major depressive disorder (MDD) is a leading cause of non-fatal global disease burden, with females being two-fold more likely than males to be diagnosed with the disorder. Despite this distinct sex-linked disparity of diagnosis, it is unclear what underlies the sex bias of MDD prevalence. Recent findings suggest a role for the gut in mediating affective disorders through the gut-brain-axis (GBA). However, few stu...

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2e22a26f-75ee-51a5-989c-8227ab32829c
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10.1101/2022.10.12.511923
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