Antipsychotic effect of diosgenin in ketamine-induced murine model of schizophrenia: Involvement of oxidative stress and cholinergic transmission

Ben-Azu, Benneth; Adebayo, Olusegun G.; Fokoua, Aliance Romain; Oritsemuelebi, Benjamin; Chidebe, Emmanuel O.; Nwogueze, Chukwuebuka B.; Kumanwee, Lenatababari; Uyere, God'swill E.; Emuakpeje, Micheal T.

doi:10.1016/j.ibneur.2023.12.008

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Antipsychotic effect of diosgenin in ketamine-induced murine model of schizophrenia: Involvement of oxidative stress and cholinergic transmission

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