Proteomic evidence of depression-associated astrocytic dysfunction in the human male olfactory bulb
Reza Rahimian,
Kelly Perlman,
Gohar Fakhfouri
et al.
Abstract:Brain regions involved in olfaction, including the olfactory bulb, have been implicated in the etiology of major depression mainly on the basis of rodent models of the illness. To explore more directly the molecular features of OB in major depression, a global comparative proteome analysis was carried out with human OB samples from 12 middle-aged male depressed suicides and 12 matched controls. Cases displayed a significant reduction in astrocytic proteins. Furthermore, using RNA-fluorescence in situ hybridiza… Show more
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