Intermittent fasting disrupts hippocampal-dependent memory and norepinephrine content in aged male and female mice

Keyphrases

• Aged Female 100%
• Male Mice 100%
• Hippocampus-dependent Memory 100%
• Female Mice 100%
• Intermittent Fasting 100%
• Aged Male 100%
• Lateral Hypothalamus 22%
• Arcuate nucleus 22%
• Gene Expression 16%
• Dorsal Hippocampus 16%
• Locus Coeruleus 16%
• Health Benefits 5%
• Prefrontal Cortex 5%
• Sex Effect 5%
• Age-dependent 5%
• Locomotion 5%
• Ramadan 5%
• Neuropeptide Y 5%
• Ad Libitum 5%
• Hindbrain 5%
• Anxiety-like Behavior 5%
• Hypothalamus 5%
• Diet-induced Obesity 5%
• Object-oriented 5%
• Anxiolytic Activity 5%
• Middle-aged Women 5%
• Neuronal Network 5%
• Cognitive Processing 5%
• Obese Males 5%
• Spatial Navigation 5%
• AgRP 5%
• Spatial Objects 5%
• Open Field Test 5%
• Dopamine Level 5%
• Novel Object Recognition 5%
• Novel Object Recognition Memory 5%
• Geospatial Object Detection 5%
• NPY1R 5%
• Middle-aged Males 5%
• Y-maze 5%

Neuroscience

• Norepinephrine 100%
• Lateral Hypothalamus 66%
• Arcuate Nucleus 66%
• Hippocampus 50%
• Gene Expression 50%
• Locus Coeruleus 50%
• Behavior (Neuroscience) 33%
• Neuropeptide Y 33%
• Prefrontal Cortex 16%
• Hypothalamus 16%
• Hindbrain 16%
• Recognition Memory 16%
• ELISA 16%
• Cognitive Process 16%
• Dopamine 16%