Elevated peripheral inflammation is associated with attenuated striatal reward anticipation in major depressive disorder
Kaiping Burrows(Laureate Institute for Brain Research), Martin P. Paulus(Laureate Institute for Brain Research), Leandra K. Figueroa‐Hall(Laureate Institute for Brain Research), Jonathan Savitz(Tulsa Community College), Salvador M. Guinjoan(Laureate Institute for Brain Research), T. Kent Teague(University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center), Haixia Zheng(Tulsa Community College), Jennifer L. Stewart(Laureate Institute for Brain Research), Rayus Kuplicki(Laureate Institute for Brain Research), Philip A. Spechler(Orygen Youth Health)
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