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NGF improves spatial memory in aged rodents as a function of age

Fischer et al., 1991

Document ID: 5529895769779759787
Author: Fischer W; Bjorklund A; Chen K; Gage F
Publication year: 1991
Publication venue: Journal of Neuroscience

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Aged rats were tested for place navigation in a circular water maze for spatial memory ability at 18 and 30 months of age; 45% of the 18-month-old rats displayed impaired place navigation performance relative to young control rats, while essentially all of the 30-month …

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