The elevation of plasma beta-endorphin levels in major depression.

The elevation of plasma beta-endorphin levels in major depression.

Day-time plasma beta-endorphin/beta-lipotrophic hormone (beta-ENDO/beta-LPH), ACTH and cortisol have been determined in 26 patients with major depression and 25 controls. beta-ENDO/beta-LPH and cortisol were significantly elevated in patients, while ACTH was not. Cortisol levels were significantly n...

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Main Authors:	Goodwin, G, Austin, M, Curran, S, Ross, M, Murray, C, Prentice, N, Ebmeier, K, Bennie, J, Carroll, S, Dick, H
Format:	Journal article
Language:	English
Published:	1993

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