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Hyperglycemia associated brain dysfunction: rodent models for studying diabetic cognitive deficits
Diabetes and chronic hyperglycemia exert a profound impact on the central nervous system, significantly increasing the risk of cognitive impairment and neurodegenerative disease. This neurological decline is driven by a complex interplay of molecular and cellular mechanisms, including dysregulated i
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