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Alternative splicing in mouse brains affected by psychological stress is enriched in the signaling, neural transmission and blood-brain barrier pathways

2022-12-07

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Psychological stress increases the risk of major psychiatric disorders. Psychological stress on mice was reported to induce differential gene expression (DEG) in mice brain regions. Alternative splicing is a fundamental aspect of gene expression and has been associated with psychiatric disorders but has not been investigated in stressed brain yet. This study investigated changes in gene...

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Literature Corpus work: b7331e92-dab9-525e-ade8-fc93d6d5fc80
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-2313477/v1

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