RETRACTED: Possible mechanisms involved in the protective effects of chrysin against lead-induced cognitive decline: An in vivo study in a rat model

Caffeic acid protects against l-methionine induced reduction in neurogenesis and cognitive impairment in a rat model

“…One day later, the rats were accustomed in the test box again for 3 min and then two similar objects (object A and B) were placed at different corners in the test box. After 15 min of inter-trial interval, the rats were allowed to find the familiar object and a novel object (object C) for 3 min to test recognition memory [ [32] , [33] , [34] ].…”

Therapeutic potential of flavonoids used in traditional Chinese medicine – a comparative study of galangin, kaempferol, chrysin and fisetin

“…The study conducted on a rat model reports that the neuroprotective effect of chrysin may be used in the neurodegenerative processes caused by lead (Pb) poisoning. Long-term treatment with chrysin (experiment lasted 8 weeks) alleviated problems with memory and learning ability, probably by improving the functioning of the neural mechanism underlying these processes, i.e., long-term potentiation (LTP), which is impaired due to Pb poisoning by inhibiting LTP induction, additionally, chrysin suppresses inflammatory processes and lowers the concentration of Pb, which can prevent the loss of neurons [37].…”

Exploring the Correlates of Arrest for Violent and Serious Crimes in Children and Adolescents: Mental Health Implications

“…These are also connected to the wellbeing of children and adults in terms of their education and quality of life. Ghaderi et al's [59] study's highlight of a link between cognitive decline and lead poisoning is a direct connection between lead poisoning and mental health issues because cognitive decline reduces quality of life. Moreso, the connection is also highlighted in Mbonane et al [5] wherein such could lead to aggressive tendencies.…”