Cafeteria-diet effects on cognitive functions, anxiety, fear response and neurogenesis in the juvenile rat

Volume: 155, Pages: 197 - 207
Published: Nov 1, 2018
Abstract
Early life, covering childhood and adolescence in humans, is an important period of brain development and maturation. Experimental works in rodents have shown that high-caloric diets are particularly detrimental to young rats, affecting cognition. We studied the effects of two different high-caloric diets, prevalent in human adolescents, on male Wistar rats aged 4 weeks at the beginning of the experiment. Rats were randomly allocated to control...
Paper Details
Title
Cafeteria-diet effects on cognitive functions, anxiety, fear response and neurogenesis in the juvenile rat
Published Date
Nov 1, 2018
Volume
155
Pages
197 - 207
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