EphB2 Deficiency Induces Depression-Like Behaviors and Memory Impairment: Involvement of NMDA 2B Receptor Dependent Signaling.

16% in WT) were found, the changes did not reach statistical significance.

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Further statistical analysis found a decreasing trend in the number of BrdU/NeuN-double stained neurons in EphB2 KO mice; while a tendency to increase the glial cell numbers was also observed in EphB2 KO mice.

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However, the differences of BrdU+ cells between WT and EphB2 KO mice did not achieve significance in the GL and ML subregions (Figure 4C ).

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