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N M Kiseleva1, A V Novoseletskaya, Ye B Voevodina
1Department of Pharmacology, Russian State Medical University, Russian Ministry of Health and Social Protection, Moscow, Russia. kiseleva.67@mail.ru
Bulletin of Experimental Biology and Medicine
|January 19, 2013
Abstract:
Apart from restoration of disordered immunological parameters, tactivin and derinat exhibit a pronounced effect on the higher integrative functions of the brain. Experiments on Wistar rats have shown that these drugs accelerated conditioning of food and defense responses. New methods for quantitative evaluation of memory trace consolidation are proposed.
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