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Access through your institution Buy or subscribe Indirect evidence suggesting a link between immune function and mood disorders is supported by the anxiety-like behaviour that is


characteristic of recombination-activating gene 1 (_Rag1_)−/− mice. This study showed that the presence of CD4+ T cells but not of CD8+ T cells in _Rag1__−/−_ OT-II-transgenic mice but not


in _Rag1__−/−_ OT-I-transgenic mice reverts the increased digging and marble-burying behaviours of _Rag1__−/−_ mice. Transient depletion or reconstitution of CD4+ or CD8+ T cells did not


affect these activites, which indicates that life-long immunodeficient conditions are required to affect behaviour. There were no differences in systemic factors or in brain anatomy that


could be an explanation for the altered emotional behaviour. Whole-brain microarray analysis showed that _Rag1__−/−_ OT-II mice have a genetic fingerprint more similar to wild-type mice than


to _Rag1__−/−_ mice. Nine main signalling pathways (including genes involved in various neuropsychological conditions) were significantly altered in _Rag1__−/−_ mice compared with wild-type


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but not CD8+ T cells revert the impaired emotional behavior of immunocompromised _RAG-1_-deficient mice. _Trans. Psych._ 3, e280 (2013) Article  CAS  Google Scholar  Download references


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ARTICLE Minton, K. Linking immune and emotional health. _Nat Rev Immunol_ 13, 617 (2013). https://doi.org/10.1038/nri3529 Download citation * Published: 23 August 2013 * Issue Date:


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