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Early-Life Social Enrichment Induces Divergent Cognitive-Emotional Aging along with Dorsal Hippocampal VGluT1 and Glial Alterations
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王
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李
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DOI:10.1016/j.neurobiolaging.2026.05.011.png)
Abstract
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• Communal nesting (CN) preserves recognition memory in aged male mice. • CN leads to elevated anxiety-like behavior in aged male mice. • CN increases VGluT1 levels and reduces glial density in the dorsal hippocampus.
Keywords:
Communal nesting
Cognitive aging
Emotional behavior
Dorsal hippocampus
VGluT1
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