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Microglial activation in the lateral amygdala promotes anxiety-like behaviors in mice with chronic moderate noise exposure.

Xiaoqi Peng | Yunfeng Mao | Yehao Liu | Qian Dai | Yingju Tai | Bin Luo | Yue Liang | Ruirui Guan | Wenjie Zhou | Lin Chen | Zhi Zhang | Guoming Shen | Haitao Wang
CNS neuroscience & therapeutics | 2024

Long-term non-traumatic noise exposure, such as heavy traffic noise, can elicit emotional disorders in humans. However, the underlying neural substrate is still poorly understood.

Pubmed ID: 38468130

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Associated grants

  • Agency: National Natural Science Foundation of China,
    Id: 32121002
  • Agency: National Natural Science Foundation of China,
    Id: 32025017
  • Agency: National Key Research and Development Program of China,
    Id: STI2030-Major Projects 2021ZD0203100
  • Agency: Natural Science Foundation of Anhui Province,
    Id: 2208085MC56
  • Agency: Plans for Major Provincial Science&Technology Projects,
    Id: 202303a07020002
  • Agency: CAS Project for Young Scientists in Basic Research,
    Id: YSBR-013
  • Agency: Shanghai Natural Science Foundation,
    Id: 23ZR1480900
  • Agency: Natural Science Research of Anhui Provincial Education Department,
    Id: 2022AH040075

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