Human hippocampus niche and circuit neurotypical and major depression pro�les

Madeline B. Mariani Anthony D. Ramnauth Xiao Yang Camille Fulmore Ying Liu A. Dwork G. Rosoklija S. T. McDonald V. Arango J. Mann Lewis M. Brown H. Galfalvy Maura B. Dupont

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Proteomics and transcriptomics convergent dysregulations in MDD, point to lipid metabolism, neurogenesis, synaptogenesis, cell adhesion, cell adhesion, and plasticity.

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