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Effects of chronic stress on hippocampal microglia and neurogenesis of mice under social defeat stress.
Muñoz-Martín, José; Infantes-López, M. Inmaculada; Chaves-Peña, Patricia; Nieto-Quero, Andrea; Zambrana-Infantes, Emma; Pedraza-Benítez, María del Carmen; Pérez-Martín, Margarita[et al.] (2022-07)Introduction: Chronic stress is the main environmental factor in the aetiology of depression and it is known that this type of stress may cause alterations in brain regions such as the hippocampus. Nevertheless, changes ... -
Mild juvenile stress increases resilience to the development of anxious behaviors and prevents neurogenic reduction after stress exposure in adulthood.
Chaves-Peña, Patricia; Infantes-López, M. Inmaculada; Nieto-Quero, Andrea; Zambrana-Infantes, Emma; Muñoz-Martín, José; Pérez-Martín, Margarita; Pedraza-Benítez, María del Carmen[et al.] (2023)Stress, especially during sensitive periods of development, can induce neuroplastic changes in brain regions such as the hippocampus, which increases vulnerability to the negative effects of a second stressor during ... -
Sexual differences in hippocampal microglia of adult mice subjected to maternal separation stress.
Muñoz-Martín, José; Infantes-López, M. Inmaculada; Chaves-Peña, Patricia; Nieto-Quero, Andrea; Zambrana-Infantes, Emma; Pedraza-Benítez, María del Carmen; Pérez-Martín, Margarita[et al.] (IBRO Congress 2023, 2023)Introduction: It is well known that early life adversities could a"ect brain development and increase the vulnerability to stress-related disorders later in adulthood. Nevertheless, the neurobiological mechanisms underlying ... -
Social defeat stress induces microglial alterations and impaired cell survival in the hypothalamus according to behavioral phenotype
Infantes-López, M. Inmaculada; Zambrana-Infantes, Emma; Chaves-Peña, Patricia; Nieto-Quero, Andrea; Muñoz-Martín, José; Pedraza-Benítez, María del Carmen; Pérez-Martín, Margarita[et al.] (2022-07)Stress is the main environmental cause for depression, known to cause brain immune alterations. As major brain immune cells, microglia undergo transcriptional and, consequently, morphological changes that result in ...