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1.	Mechanism Of Major Depressive Disorder As A Risk Factor In The Development Of Alzheimer’s Disease
2.	α-syn In CSF Enters The Brain Parenchyma Via Glymphatic Influx
3.	Iron Aggravates The Depressive Phenotype Of Stressed Mice By Compromising Glymphatic System
4.	Neonatal Stress Impairs The Glymphatic Function By Down-regulating The Expression Of PDGF-B
5.	Investigation Of The Spinal Glymphatic System On The Rats With Painful Diabetic Neuropathy
6.	Mechanisms Underlying HIV-Associated Neurocognitive Disorders Based On FMRI And DTI
7.	Effects Of Sevoflurane On The Glymphatic Function In Mice Brain By Increasing The Expression Of Aquaporin 4
8.	The Mechanism Of NBP Effectively Reduce Amyloid-β Deposition In AD Mice’s Brain Via The Glymphatic Clearance
9.	The Underlying Mechanisms Of Polyunsaturated Fatty Acid Supplement On Alleviating Depression-incident Cognitive Dysfunction In Mice
10.	Dysfunction Of Glymphatic System And Accumulation Of Alpha-synuclein Induced Parkinson’s Disease-like Changes
11.	The Mechanisms Of RTMS In Improving Cognitive Dysfunction In Alzheimer’s Disease
12.	Role Of Glymphatic System Damage In Cognitive Impairment After Subarachnoid Hemorrhage
13.	Cerebral Lymphatic Drainage In A Mouse Model Of Subarachnoid Hemorrhage
14.	Study On The Effect Mechanism Of Electroacupuncture On Cognitive Function In SAMP8 Mice Of AD Model Based On The Aβ Glymphatic System Clearance Pathway
15.	Effect Of Moxibustion Or Electroacupuncture Of "Baihui"(DU20) On The Function Of Glymphatic System In Mice
16.	Multimodal MRI-Based Biomarkers Of Cognitive Changes In Normal Aging And Alzheimer’s Disease
17.	Study On The Relationship Between Cerebral Edema And Impaired Glymphatic System Function After Status Epilepticus In Mice
18.	Association Between Aquaporin-4 Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms And Parkinson’s Disease
19.	ApoE4 Accelerates The Progression Of Alzheimer’s Disease By Impairing The Glymphatic System
20.	Investigating The Associations Of Habitual Sleep Duration And Its Trajectories With Risk Of Incident Stroke And Its Mechanism
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