Chronic stress followed by social isolation promotes depressive-like behaviour, alters microglial and astrocyte biology and reduces hippocampal neurogenesis in male mice
Andrea Du Preez(King's College London), Carmine M. Pariante(University of Milan), Martin Egeland(King's College London), Ksenia Musaelyan(King's College London), Cathy Fernandes(King's College London), Sandrine Thuret(King's College London), Inez Eiben(King's College London), Patricia A. Zunszain(King's College London), Diletta Onorato(King's College London)
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