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The neurobiochemistry and neuroelectrophysiologic
studies of depression
YI Zheng-hui, FANG Yi-ru，WANG Zu-ceng
(Shanghai Mental Health Center;Department of Psychiatry
of Shanghai Second Medical University, SHANGHAI 201108,
China)
[KEY WORDS]
depression；neurobiochemistry；neuroelectrophysiology
[ABSTRACT] The etiology of depression is complicated,
which involves in neurobiochemistry，cognitive function
impairment and neuroelectrophysiologic mechanism. The
neurobiochemics mechanisms of depression，which are
introduced to explain the neurobiology mechanisms of
depression by clinical psychopharmacological and
hitherto presumed the most trustworthy theory , include
neurotransmitters and receptors functional abnormal of
NE，5-HT，DA，Ach，GABA and neuropeptide, also include
endocrinium and neurotrophic factors abnormal.
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