Total serum protein and serum protein fractions in depression: relationships to depressive symptoms and glucocorticoid activity

Michael Maes; Annick Wauters; Hugo Neels; Simon Scharpé; An Van Gastel; Peter D'Hondt; D. Peeters; Paul Cosyns; Roger Desnyder

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Total serum protein and serum protein fractions in depression: relationships to depressive symptoms and glucocorticoid activity

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