Blog Posts Tagged With Learning And Memory

Decreased learning abilities in diabetic rats: Silymarin to the rescue
14 Nov animal behavior research Other (Animal)

Decreased learning abilities in diabetic rats: Silymarin to the rescue

Silymarin is a substance that works as an antioxidant, is anti-inflammatory and increases BDNF levels. After supplementing silymarin to diabetic rats, typical diabetes symptoms were greatly improved.
Can caffeine prevent Alzheimer's?
08 Oct animal behavior research Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s

Can caffeine prevent Alzheimer's?

What is the most popular drug in the world? It’s not alcohol, cannabis, or cocaine, but something most of us start with each day. Coffee; or, more specifically: caffeine.
Stereotypical effects on cognitive bias
21 Jun animal behavior research Other (Animal)

Stereotypical effects on cognitive bias

Stressed-induced stereotypical behavior in lab mice have different effects on cognition. The radial arm maze is often used to investigate this.
How mice regain their memory: Betaine against Alzheimer’s Disease
15 Apr animal behavior research Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s

How mice regain their memory: Betaine against Alzheimer’s Disease

As a potential Alzheimer medicine, betaine was tested on an AD animal model in a novel object recognition test. Using video tracking, scientists studied the influence of betaine and betaine transporter on mouse memory.
Diazepam in the battle against Alzheimer’s
08 Apr animal behavior research Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s

Diazepam in the battle against Alzheimer’s

Scientists have found out that a low dose of the tranquilizer diazepam reduces the breakdown of neurons, seen in the development of Alzheimer’s disease.
Spatial and odor memory impaired mice – new model for Alzheimer’s
27 Feb animal behavior research Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s

Spatial and odor memory impaired mice – new model for Alzheimer’s

Plaques and tangles… those of you even remotely familiar with Alzheimer’s disease (AD) will immediately recognize these hallmarks. But they are linked to familial AD, while sporadic AD is far more common.
The use of video tracking in a HaXha test
25 Aug animal behavior research Research Methods

The use of video tracking in a HaXha test

When you get used to something, after a while you might not notice it anymore. Like a sent. The lab of Justus Verhagen investigated sniffing behavior with video tracking.
How sleep heals the brain
10 Feb animal behavior research Other (Animal)

How sleep heals the brain

We sleep a large portion of our lives. And now researchers have proven that it can heal the brain.
What, Why and How to learn in a museum
29 Dec human behavior research Other (Human)

What, Why and How to learn in a museum

Although children can learn a great deal on their own, conversations with parents have a big influence on the content, recall and transfer of what they learn.
Dementia symptoms following surgery
03 Sep animal behavior research Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s

Dementia symptoms following surgery

This week we have a guest post by Iris Hovens. She has done some really interesting research into the consequences of surgery in terms of reduced memory and concentration problems.

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