Subir Ranjan Kundu,
Subir Ranjan, PhD (Senior Researcher, University of Calcutta, Kolkata, India) Kundu,
Jaya Sarkar,
Jaya (Assistant Professor, School of Law, Mahindra University, Hyderabad, India) Sarkar
e.a.
Elsevier Science
e druk, 2025
9780443331121
The Molecular Neurobiology of Depression
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Paperback, blz.
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Elsevier Science |
2025
ISBN13: 9780443331121
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Samenvatting
The Molecular Neurobiology of Depression is a comprehensive reference covering the most up to date neurobiological evolution research in relation to suicide biology. This book explores the structural and functional traits of DNA, including non-coding DNA, in order to identify a genetic trigger of depression or suicidal behavior among individuals. This book intends to provide an in-depth perspective on the molecular footprints of the development of suicidal behavior of many individuals through case studies and an interdisciplinary approach.
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Inhoudsopgave
1. Humans: The Social Animals in Anthropocene, Craving Oblivion through Suicide<br>2. In quest of Exploring the Heritability of Suicidal Behavior Permeates through Familial Aggregation<br>3. Candidate Gene Studies of Mental Health Disorder and Suicidal Behavior-1: Concerning Monoamino Oxidases (Single-Nucleotide) Polymorphisms<br>4. Candidate Gene Studies of Mental Health Disorder and Suicidal Behavior-2: In Relation to Serotoninergic Polymorphisms<br>5. Candidate Gene Studies of Mental Health Disorder and Suicidal Behavior-3: In Relation to Dopaminergic Polymorphisms<br>6. Candidate Gene Studies of Mental Health Disorder and Suicidal Behavior-4: Potential role of CRF (Corticotropin-Releasing Factor) in stress response by regulating the mode of action of HPA Axis<br>7. Neurobiological Frontiers in Suicidal Behavior: In Relation to Immune Systems and Blood Hormones-I<br>8. Neurobiological Frontiers in Suicidal Behavior in Females: Concerning Immune Systems and Blood Hormones<br>9. Neurobiological Frontiers in Suicidal Behavior in Males: Concerning Immune Systems and Blood Hormones<br>10. Neurobiological Footprints of Suicidal Behavior: Potential Role of Proteomics and Gene Actions<br>11. Neurobiological Footprints of Suicidal Behavior: In association with Rare variant genetic architecture, gene pathways and functional genomics