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Psychiatry - Research Publications
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Metabolite profiles in the anterior cingulate cortex of depressed patients differentiate those taking N-acetyl-cysteine versus placebo
DAS, PRITHA
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TANIOUS, MICHELLE
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FRITZ, KRISTINA
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DODD, SEETAL
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DEAN, OLIVIA
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BERK, MICHAEL
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MALHI, GIN S
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