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Streptozotocin-induced diabetes mellitus affects the NMDA receptors: Role of caffeine administration in enhancing learning, memory and locomotor deficits.

Reem Al Marshad | Razan Al Khatib | Hanine Amer | Munirah Al Shammari | Aysha Al Otaibi | Fahad Al Otaibi | Nadiah Behbehani | Anwaar Al Sayed | Norah Al Hoty | Zuheir Hassan | Amer Kamal
International journal of health sciences | 2018

To investigate the deterioration of the brain functions by diabetes mellitus (DM) and the beneficial effect of caffeine.

Pubmed ID: 29896066

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