Metabolomic identification of molecular changes associated with stress resilience in the chronic mild stress rat model of depression
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Peng Xie | Liang Fang | Peng Zheng | P. Xie | L. Fang | Jian Zhou | Jian-jun Chen | P. Zheng | S. Fan | Jian-Jun Chen | Jian Zhou | Yang Lei | Bo Wu | Wei-Hua Shao | Song-Hua Fan | Guo-En Yao | Hong-Bo Xu | Hai-Peng Liu | Hong-bo Xu | Yang Lei | W. Shao | Guo-en Yao | Hai-peng Liu | Bo Wu | Weihua Shao
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