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Sex-dependent salivary microRNA expression profiles and psychophysiological responses to acute stress in healthy adults
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• Psychophysiological responses were induced with an immersive virtual stress paradigm in healthy adults • Acute psychosocial stress was associated with expression changes of several miRNAs • Sex-specific expression patterns were observed for multiple stress-related miRNAs • Salivary miRNAs may represent non-invasive biomarkers of acute stress responses
Keywords:
stress
cortisol
miRNA
biomarkers
saliva
sex differences
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