Acupuncture improves depressive-like behaviors in CUMS rats by modulating lateral habenula synaptic plasticity via the BDNF/ERK/mTOR pathway
Simin Yan(Nanjing Drum Tower Hospital), Xianjun Meng(Xiamen University), Muhammad Shahzad Aslam(Xiamen University Malaysia), Tao Tong(Shanxi University of Traditional Chinese Medicine), Peng Li(Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine), Chongyao Hao(Shanxi University of Traditional Chinese Medicine), Jia Liu(Fifth Hospital of Shijiazhuang), Jianguo Li(Hebei University of Engineering), Meng Li(Beijing University of Chemical Technology), Jingxuan Li(Xiamen University), Simiao Wei(Xiamen University), Junliang Shen(Xiamen University), Jingyu Zeng(Xiamen University), Zhuoran You(Shanxi University of Traditional Chinese Medicine), Siyu Liu(Anhui Medical University), Tiansheng Zhang(China Association of Acupuncture-Moxibustion)
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