Vascular and blood-brain barrier-related changes underlie stress responses and resilience in female mice and depression in human tissue

Keyphrases

• Human Tissue 100%
• Blood-brain Barrier 100%
• Female Mice 100%
• Stress Response 100%
• Female Depression 100%
• Stress Resilience 100%
• Major Depressive Disorder 60%
• Prefrontal Cortex 60%
• Depressive Symptoms 40%
• Soluble E-selectin 40%
• Sex Differences 20%
• Gene Expression 20%
• Brain Regions 20%
• Depression Treatment 20%
• Social Stress 20%
• Depressive-like Behavior 20%
• Stress-induced 20%
• Subchronic 20%
• Male Mice 20%
• Targeted Disruption 20%
• Anxiety-like Behavior 20%
• Response to Stress 20%
• Transcriptomic Profiling 20%
• Chronic Stress 20%
• Depression Prevalence 20%
• Vascular Biomarkers 20%
• Resistance to Stress 20%
• Blood-brain Barrier Disruption 20%
• Neurovascular Pathology 20%
• Postmortem Brain Samples 20%
• Subcellular Transcriptomics 20%
• Variable Stress 20%
• Endothelium Cells 20%

Neuroscience

• Blood Brain Barrier 100%
• Major Depressive Disorder 50%
• Prefrontal Cortex 50%
• E-Selectin 33%
• Behavior (Neuroscience) 16%
• Gene Expression 16%
• Treatment of Depression 16%
• Depression 16%
• Transcriptomics 16%