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Acute rapamycin treatment reveals distinct mechanisms of dysfunction in a maternal inflammation mouse model

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Le Belle, J., Condro, M.C., Cepeda, C. et al. Acute rapamycin treatment reveals distinct mechanisms of dysfunction in a maternal inflammation mouse model.
Nat Commun 17, 6386 (2026). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-026-74958-1

https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-026-74958-1

Tags: acute pharmacological interventioncellular mechanisms in neurodevelopmentdevelopmental neurobiologyinflammation-induced neurodevelopmental disordersmaternal inflammation mouse modelmechanisms of neural dysfunctionmouse models of maternal immune activationmTOR signaling pathwayneuroimmune interactionsneuroinflammation effectsrapamycin treatmenttherapeutic potential of rapamycin

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