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GAPT regulates cholinergic dysfunction and oxidative stress in the brains of learning and memory impairment mice induced by scopolamine.

Zhenhong LiuGaofeng QinLulu ManaYunfang DongShuaiyang HuangYahan WangYiqiong WuJing ShiJinzhou TianPengwen Wang
Published in: Brain and behavior (2020)
GAPT can improve the learning and memory ability of scopolamine-induced mice, and its mechanism may be related to protecting cholinergic neurons and reducing oxidative stress injury.
Keyphrases
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