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Integrating serum metabolomics and network analysis to explore the antidepressant activity of crocin in rats with chronic unexpected mild stress-induced depression

Take exit 48-48A-48B from I-84 E 53 min (55.9 mi) Merge onto I-84 E/US-7 N 1.6 mi Keep right to continue on I-84 E 24.6 mi Keep right to stay on I-84 E 29.4 mi Use the right 2 lanes to take exit 48-48A-48B for Asylum St 0.4 mi Drive to Pearl St 2 min (0.4 mi) Turn right onto Asylum St 0.1 mi Asylum St turns right and becomes Ford St 459 ft Use any lane to turn left onto Pearl St, our office will be on the left Take Heritage Rd to Front St 4 min (2.3 mi) Head northwest on Heritage Rd toward Tourtellotte Rd 1.4 mi Continue straight onto CT-12 N 0.9 mi Follow US-44 W to CT-97 S in Pomfret 7 min (3.7 mi) Turn left onto Front St 453 ft Continue onto US-44 W/Pomfret St Continue to follow US-44 W 3.6 mi Take CT-244 W to US-44 W in Eastford 11 min (7.2 mi) Continue straight onto CT-97 S 0.7 mi Continue straight onto CT-244 W 5.7 mi Turn left onto CT-198 S 0.8 mi Turn right onto US-44 W Street View 7 min (5.2 mi) Get on I-84 in Tolland 11 min (7.9 mi) Turn right onto CT-74 W 7.8 mi Turn left onto the I-84 W ramp to Hartford 0.2 mi Follow I-84 to State St in Hartford 19 min (21.1 mi) Merge onto I-84 8.4 mi Keep left to stay on I-84 10.7 mi Keep right to stay on I-84, follow signs for I-91 N/Hartford 1.2 mi Use the left 3 lanes to take exit 54 toward Downtown/Hartford 0.4 mi Continue onto CT-2 W 0.4 mi Continue on State St

Moreover, occult bleeding from the gastrointestinal tract an important cause of iron-deficiency anemia in men and postmenopausal women, and gastrointestinal bleeding is found in about half of all patients with iron deficiency anemia (Zhu 2010)