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Nazmus S Khan, Juan Uribe Isaza, Nahid Rouhi

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    在阿尔茨海默氏病模型中,血清素神经元中的病理性会引起焦虑和社会问题. 这种在血清激素系统的早期功能障碍可能会在认知能力下降之前引发行为症状.

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