Repeated Forced-Swim Stress Modulates Neural Structure and Hepatic Gene Expression in the Stressed Mice Model

Our study identifies that chronic stress shows physical and molecular realizations. Additionally, this offers further incentive to look closely at Fkbp5, Npy, and Ppm1f under similar conditions and highlights their possible roles as markers of stress-induced damage.

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Neuropsychobiology
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2025-12-22
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https://doi.org/10.1159/000550173
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Stress Responses and Cortisol
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Abstract

Our study identifies that chronic stress shows physical and molecular realizations. Additionally, this offers further incentive to look closely at Fkbp5, Npy, and Ppm1f under similar conditions and highlights their possible roles as markers of stress-induced damage.

NeuropsychobiologyVol. 85(1)
University of Zurich (CH), Forman Christian College (PK), Life Science Zurich (CH), University Children's Hospital Zurich (CH), Centre of Excellence in Molecular Biology (PK)
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