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Activating SRC/MAPK signaling via 5-HT1A receptor contributes to the effect of vilazodone…

eLife · 2024 · Ling Zhou, author Chengyang Ni, author Ruixue Liao, author Xiaoqin Tang, author Taian Yi, author Mei Ran, author Miao Huang, author Rui Liao, author Xiaogang Zhou, author Dalian Qin, author Long Wang, author Feihong Huang, author Xiang Xie, author Ying Wan, author Jiesi Luo, author ([email protected]) Yiwei Wang, author ([email protected]) Jianming Wu, author ([email protected]) Yongliang Yang, editor Jonathan A Cooper, senior_editor

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Title Activating SRC/MAPK signaling via 5-HT1A receptor contributes to the effect of vilazodone on improving thrombocytopenia
First author Ling Zhou, author Chengyang Ni, author Ruixue Liao, author Xiaoqin Tang, author Taian Yi, author Mei Ran, author Miao Huang, author Rui Liao, author Xiaogang Zhou, author Dalian Qin, author Long Wang, author Feihong Huang, author Xiang Xie, author Ying Wan, author Jiesi Luo, author ([email protected]) Yiwei Wang, author ([email protected]) Jianming Wu, author ([email protected]) Yongliang Yang, editor Jonathan A Cooper, senior_editor
Journal eLife
Published Apr 4, 2024
DOI 10.7554/eLife.94765.3
Devices mentioned 212845, K041074, K062087, K141468, K832428, K910800, K952252, K960557
Product codes mentioned GHR, GKZ, JPK, OYE, LXG, MVU

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