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Reconceptualising resilience within a translational framework is supported by unique and brain-region specific transcriptional signatures in mice

2020-11-16

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Chronic social defeat (CSD) in mice has been increasingly employed in experimental resilience research. Particularly, the degree of CSD-induced social avoidance is used to classify animals into resilient (socially non-avoidant) versus susceptible (avoidant). In-spired by human data pointing to threat-safety discrimination and responsiveness to extinction training of aversive memories as characte...

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d9e06faa-b858-5d98-b92e-98bb25950f10
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10.1101/2020.11.15.383489
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