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Postmortem tissue biomarkers of menopausal transition

2024-06-24

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The menopausal transition (MT) is associated with an increased risk for many disorders including neurological and mental disorders. Brain imaging studies in living humans show changes in brain metabolism and structure that may contribute to the MT-associated brain disease risk. Although deficits in ovarian hormones have been implicated, cellular and molecular studies of the brain undergoing MT are currently lackin...

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Literature Corpus work: b7392614-16a2-5c51-a573-72badf9f8190
DOI: 10.1101/2024.06.20.599941

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