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. 2019 Mar 3;2019:8637970. doi: 10.1155/2019/8637970

Table 1.

Summary of changes associated to oxidative stress in diabetes mellitus and major depressive disorder.

Species/model Damage Antioxidant effect Reference
Alloxan-diabetic rats Depressive behavior N-Acetylcysteine and imipramine displayed antidepressant effects [48, 49]
Diabetic rats Depressive behavior and oxidative stress Clonazepam and insulin reversed the depressive behavior and restored the antioxidant status [50, 52]
STZ-diabetic rats Depressive behavior Hydrogen sulfide induced antidepressant effects [53]
STZ-diabetic rats Depressive behavior, oxidative stress, and inflammation Metformin plus ascorbic acid reduced the depressive behavior and had antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects [54]
STZ-nicotinamide-diabetic rats Depressive behavior Ascorbic acid had antidepressant effects, reduced oxidative stress, and inflammation [55, 56]
STZ-diabetic rats Depressive behavior Aloe vera displayed antidepressant, antioxidant, and antidiabetic effects [56]
MDD and bipolar disorder patients Severity of symptoms was associated to glucose levels and the number of episodes to glucose toxicity [63]