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High Sucrose Diets Contribute to Brain Angiopathy with Impaired Glucose Uptake, and Psychosis-related Higher Brain Dysfunctions in Mice

2020-02-15

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Metabolic dysfunction is thought to contribute to the severity of psychiatric disorders; however, it has been unclear whether current high-simple-sugar diets contribute to pathogenesis of these diseases. Here we demonstrate that a high-sucrose diet during adolescence induces psychosis-related behavioral endophenotypes, including hyperactivity, poor working memory, impaired sensory gating, and disrupted interneuron...

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edf8214d-854b-55f3-a5ff-b188febf6223
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10.1101/2020.02.14.939546
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