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Fig. 4 | Journal of Neuroinflammation

Fig. 4

From: A tale of two transmitters: serotonin and histamine as in vivo biomarkers of chronic stress in mice

Fig. 4

Histamine reuptake is most crucial for regulating stress-induced depression. Two states of the system have been studied A–C healthy, control condition associated with basal value of IHA = 1250 nMs−1 and B–D stressed condition associated with IHA = 2*104 nMs−1. The serotonin levels are shown in blue bars and the associated histamine levels in orange bars. A, B Percentage change obtained in the system’s state under parameter variation is shown with respect to the system’s state at basal values of the respective parameters. C, D Local sensitivity analysis has been performed to identify the parameters towards which the system is most sensitive and vulnerable. Relative sensitivity signifies the vulnerability of a variable towards parameter changes, regardless of the order of the magnitude of the variable as well as the parameter. The basal values of these parameters around which this analysis is performed are τHA = 0.8 s−1, τ5HT = 0.8 s−1, α = 69.7961 s−1, β = 0.0013 s−1, I5HT = 56.3250 nMs−1 and IHA = 1250 nMs−1 for the healthy condition and IHA = 2*104 nMs−1 for the stressed condition

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