Selective impairment of hippocampal neurogenesis by chronic alcoholism: protective effects of an antioxidant

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A major pathogenic mechanism of chronic alcoholism involves oxidative burden to liver and other cell types. We show that adult neurogenesis within the dentate gyrus of the hippocampus is selectively impaired in a rat model of alcoholism, and that it can be completely prevented by the antioxidant ebs …
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Authors Herrera DG;Yague AG;Johnsen-Soriano S;Bosch-Morell F;Collado-Morente L;Muriach M;Romero FJ;Garcia-Verdugo JM;;
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