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The aim of this study was to investigate whether treatment with the noradrenaline reuptake inhibitor desipramine (DMI) could restore the alterations in circadian entrainment and prevent the onset of depression-like behavior. C57Bl\/6 mice were exposed to dexamethasone (DEX\u2014synthetic glucocorticoid analog, 0.05\u2009mg\/kg\/day) between gestational day 14 and delivery. Male offspring aged 6 months (mo) were treated with DMI (10\u2009mg\/kg\/day in drinking water) for at least 21 days before behavioral testing. We recorded spontaneous activity using the TraffiCage\u2122 system and found that DEX mice re-entrained faster than controls after an abrupt advance in light-dark cycle by 6\u2009h, while DMI treatment significantly delayed re-entrainment. Next we assessed the synchronization of peripheral oscillators with the central clock (located in the suprachiasmatic nucleus\u2014SCN), as well as the mechanisms required for entrainment. We found that photic entrainment of the SCN was apparently preserved in DEX mice, but the expression of clock genes in the hippocampus was not synchronized with the light-dark cycle. This was associated with downregulated mRNA expression for arginine vasopressin (AVP; the main molecular output entraining peripheral clocks) in the SCN, and for glucocorticoid receptor (GR; required for the negative feedback loop regulating glucocorticoid secretion) in the hippocampus. DMI treatment restored the mRNA expression of AVP in the SCN and enhanced GR-mediated signaling by upregulating GR expression and nuclear translocation in the hippocampus. Furthermore, DMI treatment at 6\u2009mo prevented the onset of depression-like behavior and the associated alterations in neurogenesis in 12-mo-old DEX mice. 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