Escitalopram alters tryptophan metabolism, plasma lipopolysaccharide, and the inferred functional potential of the gut microbiome in deer mice showing compulsive-like rigidity — Larissa Karsten (2025) | RDL Network
Escitalopram alters tryptophan metabolism, plasma lipopolysaccharide, and the inferred functional potential of the gut microbiome in deer mice showing compulsive-like rigidity
These findings support the role of altered serotonergic mechanisms, inflammatory processes, and gut microbiome involvement in compulsive-like behavioural rigidity. Our results also highlight the importance of gut-brain crosstalk mechanisms at the level of TRP metabolism in the spontaneous development of such behaviour.
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