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Neurometabolomic impacts of wood smoke and protective benefits of anti-aging therapeutics in aged female C57BL/6J mice.

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第一作者： David,Scieszka

第一单位： University of New Mexico College of Pharmacy.

作者： David,Scieszka ^[1] ; Jonathan,Hulse ^[2] ; Haiwei,Gu ^[3] ; Amanda,Barkley-Levenson ^[1] ; Ed,Barr ^[1] ; Marcus,Garcia ^[1] ; Jessica G,Begay ^[1] ; Guy,Herbert ^[1] ; Mark,McCormick ^[2] ; Jonathan,Brigman ^[2] ; Andrew,Ottens ^[4] ; Barry,Bleske ^[1] ; Kiran,Bhaskar ^[2] ; Matthew J,Campen ^[1]

作者单位： University of New Mexico College of Pharmacy. ^[1] University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center. ^[2] Arizona State University. ^[3] Virginia Commonwealth University. ^[4]

关键词 Particulate matter brain depression metabolomics wildfire smoke

DOI 10.21203/rs.3.rs-5936676/v1

PMID 40166007

发布时间 2025-09-12

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