Age-dependent behavioral and synaptic dysfunction impairment are improved with long-term andrographolide administration in long-lived female degus (octodon degus)

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• who: Carolina A. Oliva et al. from the Facultad de Ciencias, Catu00f3lica de, , have published the paper: Age-Dependent Behavioral and Synaptic Dysfunction Impairment Are Improved with Long-Term Andrographolide Administration in Long-Lived Female Degus (Octodon degus), in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
• how: The authors evaluated the impact of ANDRO on recognition memory in adult and aged degus studying the exploratory motivation of degus to interact with a novel object in the novel location recognition/novel object recognition (NLR/NOR) test . The time of interaction with a novel object and familiar object data are shown . . .
  

   

  

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