Carlos Beas Zárate

Pero Agustín Barúa no es de los que se conforman con respuestas preestablecidas ni está dispuesto a ofrecerlas como verdades. Por eso este libro -incisivo ensayo de mayéutica pura- invita, desde el propio título formulado como pregunta, a conocer el camino recorrido por él, pero con la suficiente distancia para que procesemos nuestras propias respuestas a las dudas que generosamente nos comparte. Es bastante más que el testimonio personal e íntimo de una experiencia profesional.

Depression is characterized by altered connectivity in reward-processing regions including prefrontal cortex, hippocampus, and striatum. To study these altered circuits, the Monetary Incentive Delay (MID) task was used to investigate differences in brain connectivity in participants with a mood disorder diagnosis (MDs) compared with healthy volunteers (HVs).

1. Introduction Glial fibrillary acidic protein (GFAP) is a critical intermediate filament (IF) responsible for the cytoskeleton structure in different cell types that participate in tissue remodeling processes, such as Bergmann glia, stem cells, astrocytes, enteric glia, Schwann cells, and Müller glia [1]. Its expression can also be found in several cell types outside of the nervous system, including fibroblasts, liver stellate cells, chondrocytes, myoepithelial cells, and lymphocytes [2,3].