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Hippocampal Morphology in a Rat Model of Depression: The Effects of Physical Activity
Accumulating in vivo and ex vivo evidences show that humans suffering from depression have decreased hippocampal volume and altered spine density. Moreover, physical activity has an antidepressant effect in humans and in animal models, but to what extent physical activity can affect hippocampal volu
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