Yamabushitake extract - Learning and memory tests using rats -

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last updated：Oct 09, 2018

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Increase in the amount of brain aging suppression proteins! A detailed explanation of tests using dementia rats.

This document explains a study conducted using rats to investigate the effects of Yamabushitake extract on learning and memory abilities. When rats were released into a tank with a hidden platform, they learned to find a resting place while swimming and remembered the location of the platform. In this study, dementia-affected rats were given Yamabushitake extract, and the time taken to reach the platform was measured and compared with normal rats. The results showed that dementia rats given the extract reached the platform significantly faster than those without it. The differences in reaching times compared to normal rats, as well as details and results of subsequent memory tests, are also presented in detail using graphs and figures. [Contents (excerpt)] - Morris water maze test - Learning ability test results - Memory test results - Increase in brain NGF due to Yamabushitake extract, etc. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.