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Obesogenic diet impairs social memory through alterations of hippocampal CA2 excitability and oxytocin signaling
While obesity induces cardio-metabolic disorders and cognitive deficits, the underlying neural mechanisms remain unexplored. In mice, exposure to an obesogenic high-fat and sugar diet (HFD) resulted in social recognition memory deficits in both males and females, a process that is dependent upon hip
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