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PRECLINICAL PUBLICATION · 2016

Exercise-induced improvement in cognitive performance after fimbria-fornix transection depends on the timing of exercise administration.

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PMID 27344001 ↗2016Reported benefit

Exercise-induced improvement in cognitive performance after fimbria-fornix transection depends on the timing of exercise administration.

RatOtherWistarMalen = 48 rats across 6 groupsNot applicable, behavioural intervention6 h of running wheel access per dayExercise started 1, 8 or 21 days after surgery

Model: Fimbria-fornix transection, with sham surgery as control

All exercised transected groups acquired the place learning task better than non-exercised transected rats, with exercise started 21 days after surgery producing the fastest acquisition.

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