Hippocampal and cerebellar histological changes and their behavioural repercussions caused by brain ischaemic hypoxia experimentally induced by sodium nitrite.
CONCLUSION: NaNO2 promoted brain damage due to ischaemic hypoxia in rats. Intoxicated animals showed decreased brain weights; damage in hippocampus and cerebellum; and anxiogenic and depressive behaviour.
PMID: 28606628 [PubMed - as supplied by publisher]
Source: Behavioural Brain Research - Category: Neurology Authors: Ribeiro MC, Dos Santos Bezerra T, Soares AC, Boechat-Ramos R, Carneiro FP, de Souza Vianna LM, Faro LRF, da Silva MV, Vieira MP, de Oliveira Monteiro I, Ferreira VM Tags: Behav Brain Res Source Type: research
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