Aged Brains Express Less Melanocortin Receptors, Which Correlates with Age-Related Decline of Cognit...
Aged Brains Express Less Melanocortin Receptors, Which Correlates with Age-Related Decline of Cognitive Functions
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Basel: MDPI AG
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Brain G-protein coupled receptors have been hypothesized to be potential targets for maintaining or restoring cognitive function in normal aged individuals or in patients with neurodegenerative disease. A number of recent reports suggest that activation of melanocortin receptors (MCRs) in the brain can significantly improve cognitive functions of n...
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Aged Brains Express Less Melanocortin Receptors, Which Correlates with Age-Related Decline of Cognitive Functions
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1420-3049
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1420-3049
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10.3390/molecules26206266
