Drugs used to treat bipolar disorder act via microRNAs to regulate expression of genes involved in neurite outgrowth

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Exploring #microRNAs and molecular mechanisms of action in common #BipolarDisorder drugs, to futher comprehend pathophysiology of the condition. #neuriteoutgrowth #depression #mania #nextgenerationsequencing #haveanIMPACT #Deakin #BarwonHealth @IMPACTSR…

Bipolar disorder meds tended to increase the expression of miR-128 and miR-378 (p<0.05). Putative target genes of these microRNAs targeted pathways including those identified as “neuron projection development” and “axonogenesis” https://t.co/QdCH8dV3fr

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