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The psychedelic psilocybin and light exposure have similar and synergistic effects on gene expression patterns in the visual cortex.
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S-EPMC11921621
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Sex-specific modulation of anxiety-like behavior by forebrain neuronal SMC3 in mice.
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S-EPMC12325900
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Role of Tryptophan in Microbiota-Induced Depressive-Like Behavior: Evidence From Tryptophan Depletion Study.
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S-EPMC6558209
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Differential contribution of cis and trans gene transcription regulatory mechanisms in amygdala and prefrontal cortex and modulation by social stress.
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S-EPMC5910421
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CTCF in parvalbumin-expressing neurons regulates motor, anxiety and social behavior and neuronal identity.
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S-EPMC8981645
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CHD8 adulthood microglial knockdown in C57BL6 mice induces behavioral, morphological, and transcriptional changes in a sex-dependent manner.
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S-EPMC12271384
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CHD8 regulates gut epithelial cell function and affects autism-related behaviors through the gut-brain axis.
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S-EPMC10545671
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DNA methylation analysis of the autistic brain reveals multiple dysregulated biological pathways.
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S-EPMC4203003
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Antidepressants affect gut microbiota and Ruminococcus flavefaciens is able to abolish their effects on depressive-like behavior.
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S-EPMC6456569
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Gene network analysis reveals a role for striatal glutamatergic receptors in dysregulated risk-assessment behavior of autism mouse models.
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S-EPMC6797764
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