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Universal Transcriptional Responses to Different Modalities of Traumatic Stress as a Measure of Stress Exposure

2017-09-07

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Molecular diagnostic tools that can robustly and quantitatively measure the response to traumatic stress would be of considerable value in assessing the individual risk of developing post-traumatic stress disorder or stress-induced depression following stress exposure. The gene regulatory network can integrate and encode a large number of different signals, including those elicited by exposure to stress. We find t...

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6848bf87-6f4a-51af-a35d-ae5fa9ce083b
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10.1101/185926
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