斑马鱼抑郁模型

D. Galstyan, T. Kolesnikova, Yurii M. Kositsyn, K. N. Zabegalov, Mariya A. Gubaidullina, Gleb O. Maslov, K. Demin, S. L. Khatsko, A. Kalueff
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抑郁症是一种广泛存在、严重衰弱的精神障碍,其特征是情绪低落、快感缺乏、疲劳、注意力下降、自杀倾向和精神运动迟缓,并伴有神经内分泌和分子紊乱。斑马鱼具有与人类相似的神经内分泌和神经递质系统,以及高度的遗传同源性,并且正在迅速成为模拟抑郁样疾病的流行模式生物。在这里,我们讨论了斑马鱼抑郁的现代行为,药理学和遗传模型,它们的方法学应用和翻译意义。
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Modeling depression in zebrafish
Depression is a widespread, severely debilitating mental disorder characterized by low mood, anhedonia, fatigue, decreased attention, suicidality and psychomotor retardation, accompanied by neuroendocrine and molecular disorders. Zebrafish have neuroendocrine and neurotransmitter systems similar to humans, as well as high genetic homology, and are rapidly becoming popular model organisms for modeling depressive-like conditions. Here, we discuss modern behavioral, pharmacological and genetic models of depression in zebrafish, their methodological applications and translational implications.
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