MD2 contributes to the pathogenesis of perioperative neurocognitive disorder via the regulation of α5GABAA receptors in aged mice
Wenqiang Zuo(Xijing Hospital), Lize Xiong(The Fourth People's Hospital), Jiao Deng(Tongji Hospital), Jing Han(Shanghai Jiao Tong University), Feifei Xu(Shanxi Medical University), Yaru Guo(Xijing Hospital), Jianshuai Zhao(Xijing Hospital), Zongping Fang(Air Force Medical University), Wugang Hou(Xijing Hospital), Hailong Dong(Chinese Academy of Tropical Agricultural Sciences), Ze Fan(Xi'an Medical University), Jinming Zhang(Shaanxi Normal University)
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