Physical exercise mediates cortical synaptic protein lactylation to improve stress resilience
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in Neuroscience and Neuropharmacology Research
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Class of 2026
“Physical exercise mediates cortical synaptic protein lactylation to improve stress resilience”
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physical exercise · cortical synaptic protein · lactylation · stress resilience · post-translational modification · lactate · Synaptic plasticity · cortex · stress response · exercise-induced adaptation
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