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Improvement of Depression-like Behavior of Depression Model Mice by Sinisan via Regulating GSK-3β/A20/C/EBPβ to Inhibit Activation of Microglia
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    • Improvement of Depression-like Behavior of Depression Model Mice by Sinisan via Regulating GSK-3β/A20/C/EBPβ to Inhibit Activation of Microglia

    • CHEN Hongyun , YANG Dongying , LIAO Huiqing , ZENG Yanyan , PAN Linke , BAI Shasha , DENG Di , SHI Yafei , ZHANG Rong , YANG Lei
    • Chinese Journal of Experimental Traditional Medical Formulae Vol. 30, Issue 12, Pages: 16-23(2024)

    • DOI： 10.13422/j.cnki.syfjx.20240606     

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