MicroRNA expression changes across tissues and time in the acute period following traumatic stress exposure
Traumatic stress exposures (TSEs) affect most individuals in their lifetime and can cause morbid adverse posttraumatic neuropsychiatric sequelae (APNS). Few secondary preventative interventions to reduce these morbid APNS are currently available. To better understand avenues for prevention of APNS, we previously identified acute post-TSE messenger RNA (mRNA) responses. Here, we aimed to complement this work by examining acute post-TSE microRNA responses and predicted microRNA-mRNA regulatory networks.