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Dataset: In search of the mechanisms of ketamine’s antidepressant effects: How robust is the evidence behind the mTor activation hypothesis

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Contributors:
  1. Susanna Popp
  2. Berthold Behl
  3. Jaya Julie Joshi
  4. Thomas A. Lanz
  5. Michael Spedding
  6. Esther Schenker
  7. Therese M Jay
  8. Per Svenningsson
  9. Dorian Caudal
  10. Jacob I. Cunningham
  11. Daniel Deaver
  12. Anton Bespalov

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