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Sickness Behaviour and Depression: An Updated Model of Peripheral-Central Immunity Interactions

2022-03-03

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Current lines of research into mood disorders indicate that immune mediators participating in the pathophysiology of chronic somatic disorders have potent influences on brain functions, even when these mediators are produced in peripheral tissues. Elevated levels of circulating immune molecules have been consistently associated with depressive symptoms in a number of clinical populations and experimental models, t...

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Literature Corpus work: 3abbb82e-e667-5b1d-b6c9-1a3a73629cef
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202203.0062.v1

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