Parallel changes in gene expression in peripheral blood mononuclear cells and the brain after maternal separation in the mouse — Johan H. van Heerden (2009) | RDL Network
These results confirm that the transcriptional profiles of peripheral immune tissues occur in parallel to changes in the brain and contain sufficient information for the efficient diagnostic prediction of stress-related neural states in mice. Future studies will need to evaluate the relevance of the predictor set of 50 genes within clinical settings, specifically within a context of stress-related disorders.
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