Sodium propionate oral supplementation ameliorates depressive-like behavior through gut microbiome and histone 3 epigenetic regulation

Author:

Behrens Luiza Marques PratesORCID,Gasparotto Juciano,Rampelotto Pabulo Henrique,Escalona Manuel Adrian Riveros,da Silva Lucas dos Santos,Carazza-Kessler Flávio Gabriel,Barbosa Camila Pocharski,Campos Marlene Soares,Dorn Márcio,Gelain Daniel Pens,Moreira José Cláudio Fonseca

Funder

National Council for Scientific and Technological Development

Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul Pro-Rectory of Research

Coordination of Higher Education Personnel Improvement

Foundation for Research Support of Rio Grande do Sul State

Publisher

Elsevier BV

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