Antidepressant drugs specifically inhibiting noradrenaline reuptake enhance recognition memory in rats.
Feltmann, Kristin; Konradsson-Geuken, Åsa; De Bundel, Dimitri; Lindskog, Maria; Schilström, Björn
Behavioral Neuroscience, Vol 129(6), Dec 2015, 701-708.
This article is about a study that wanted to see if antidepressant drugs could make someone’s memory better. They used rats in their trials. Their hypothesis was that certain antidepressant drugs that inhibit noradrenaline reuptake would enhance the recognition memory in rats.
The research method used here is an experimental case study. They are using separate groups, getting different antidepressant drugs. The study also had a control at the beginning, to compare the altering recognition
Feltmann, Kristin; Konradsson-Geuken, Åsa; De Bundel, Dimitri; Lindskog, Maria; Schilström, Björn
Behavioral Neuroscience, Vol 129(6), Dec 2015, 701-708.
This article is about a study that wanted to see if antidepressant drugs could make someone’s memory better. They used rats in their trials. Their hypothesis was that certain antidepressant drugs that inhibit noradrenaline reuptake would enhance the recognition memory in rats.
The research method used here is an experimental case study. They are using separate groups, getting different antidepressant drugs. The study also had a control at the beginning, to compare the altering recognition