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Large-Scale Persistent Network Reconfiguration Induced by Ketamine in Anesthetized Monkeys: Relevance to Mood Disorders.

Qian Lv | Liqin Yang | Guoliang Li | Zhiwei Wang | Zhuangming Shen | Wenwen Yu | Qinying Jiang | Baoyu Hou | Jian Pu | Hailan Hu | Zheng Wang
Biological psychiatry | 2016

Ketamine is a highly attractive candidate for developing fast-onset antidepressant agents; however, the relevant brain circuits that underlie sustained, efficacious antidepressant effects remain largely unknown.

Pubmed ID: 25837427

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