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N. Don-Doncow

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Simvastatin Therapy Attenuates Memory Deficits that Associate with Brain Monocyte Infiltration in Chronic Hypercholesterolemia

N. Don-Doncow, L. Vanherle, F. Matthes, S. Kragh Petersen, H. Matuskova, S. Rattik, A. Hartlova, A. Meissner

This study shows that simvastatin reduces memory deficits linked to brain monocyte infiltration in aged ApoE-/- mice with chronic hypercholesterolemia, while BP-lowering alone has limited effects.

bioRxiv · May 15, 2020Physiology