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1.	Study Of The Vulnerability-Stress Models Of Depression In Chinese Undergraduates
2.	Effect Of Sex Hormones On The Stress Responses In Animal Models Of Depression
3.	Collagen-induced Arthritis Associated With The Establishment Of Animal Models Of Depression And Intervention Mechanism
4.	The Pharmacodynamic And Pharmacokinetic Studies On Antidepressant Effect Of Chaihu-Shugan-San Extract And Its Constituents In Rat Models Of Depression
5.	Study On The Antidepressant Effect And Pharmacokinetic Of "N2011"
6.	Effect Of Abnormal Savda Munziq On Morphological Changes Of The Dominating Organs Sells In Rat Model Of Depression
7.	Hippocampal Metabolic Differences In Four Rat Models Of Depression And Integrated Analysis For Metabolomics-proteomics Data In CUMS Rat Model
8.	The Antidepressant Effects And The Mechanisms Of Astragalus Polysaccharide In Rat Models Of Depression Induced By Chronic Unpredictable Mild Stress And Lipopolysaccharide
9.	Depression stigma reduction: The impact of models of depression on stigma and treatment seeking
10.	A comparison of conceptual models of depression and anxiety in Chinese Americans and European Americans and the role of culture
11.	Investigation of thyroid hormone receptor expression in the adult rat brain in two animal models of depression
12.	Cognitive diathesis-stress models of depression evaluation as a subtype
13.	A COMPARISON OF TWO COGNITIVE MODELS OF DEPRESSION WITHIN AN ATTRIBUTION THEORY FRAMEWORK
14.	Hippocampal Gene Expression During The Estrous Cycle And Hippocampal Transcripts In Sex Difference In Animal Models Of Depression
15.	Study On The Therapeutic Effects And Mechanisms Of Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation In Mice Models Of Depression And Alzheimer's Disease With Comorbid Depression
16.	A Preliminary Study Of Intestinal Multiomics Alterations In Rats/mice Models Of Depression
17.	PARP14 Is Increased In The Hippocampus Of Three Mouse Models Of Depression And Its Relationship With Neuroinflammation
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