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Correspondence between sleep patterns and anhedonia in adult male mice exposed to early-life stress

2025-04-19

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Early-life stress (ELS) can produce long-lasting effects that increase the risk for mood and anxiety disorders. Transdiagnostic symptoms include anhedonia (reduced reward sensitivity) and sleep disruption, both of which are quantifiable via objective endpoints that can be utilized across species. Here we used a mouse model for ELS—exposure to juvenile chronic social defeat stress (jCSDS)—togethe...

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d2d74567-f573-5490-868c-d436f6e5753d
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10.1101/2025.04.18.649529
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