Effects of stevia on synaptic plasticity and NADPH oxidase level of CNS in conditions of metabolic disorders caused by fructose.

V A, Chavushyan,; K V, Simonyan,; R M, Simonyan,; A S, Isoyan,; G M, Simonyan,; M A, Babakhanyan,; L E, Hovhannisyian,; Kh H, Nahapetyan,; L G, Avetisyan,; M A, Simonyan,

doi:10.1186/s12906-017-2049-9

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Effects of stevia on synaptic plasticity and NADPH oxidase level of CNS in conditions of metabolic disorders caused by fructose.

Published in BMC complementary and alternative medicine • Dec 19, 2017

Authors:

Chavushyan, V A

Simonyan, K V

Simonyan, R M

Abstract

BACKGROUND: Excess dietary fructose intake associated with metabolic syndrome and insulin resistance and increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes. Previous animal studies have reported that diabetic animals have significantly impaired behavioural and cognitive functions, pathological synaptic fu...

Subject

Dietary fructose

Neuronal NADPH oxidase

Neuronal plasticity

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