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Circulating IL-17 a as a downstream inflammatory indicator of depression: Insights from mendelian randomization and animal experiments.

Zhenchen Lu | Qiaoyu Yang | Shansong Hu | Han Wu | Liuliu Lu | Yiwei Shao | Bingqing Ye | Li Li | Zeng Li | Rong Li | Zhicheng Liu
Cytokine | 2026

Previous studies have established a strong link between central nervous system inflammation and depression development. However, the role and function of circulating cytokines in depression remain a topic of debate.

Pubmed ID: 42250465

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