ARTICLE | Clinical News
Interneuron preclinical data
November 21, 1994 8:00 AM UTC
At the meeting of the Society of Neuroscience in Miami, IPIC (Lexington, Mass.) reported that cognitively impaired rats treated with dihydrexidine showed improved function in a model of passive avoidance that reflects aspects of learning and memory function.
Treated animals also showed increased brain levels of acetylcholine, a transmitter depleted in Alzheimer's disease. ...