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Gut Microbiota Metabolites Linked to Neurogenesis in Depressive Adolescents

A study identifies indole derivatives-aryl hydrocarbon receptor signaling as key to neurogenesis and microglial homeostasis in unmedicated depressive adolescents.

1 publisher · 1 article · first seen 9 Sept 2026 · updated 45d ago

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  1. Novel insight into the effects of the metabolites from gut microbiota in both unmedicated depressive adolescents and mice: key roles of indole derivatives-aryl hydrocarbon receptor signaling in neurogenesis and microglial homeostasis Molecular Psychiatry ·
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