Spatial Memory and Long-Term Object Recognition Are Impaired by Circadian Arrhythmia and Restored by the GABA_AAntagonist Pentylenetetrazole

Keyphrases

• Object Recognition 100%
• Hamster 100%
• Spatial Memory 100%
• Arrhythmia 100%
• Pentylenetetrazole 100%
• Suprachiasmatic nucleus 75%
• Memory Test 50%
• Circadian Rhythm 50%
• Arm Choice 50%
• Non-invasive Method 25%
• Hippocampus 25%
• Sleep Architecture 25%
• Phase Shift 25%
• Drug Treatment 25%
• Declarative Memory 25%
• Relative Influence 25%
• Object Recognition Memory 25%
• Novel Object 25%
• GABAergic 25%
• Spontaneous Alternation 25%
• T-maze 25%
• With Memory 25%
• Down Syndrome 25%
• GABAergic Inhibition 25%
• Male Adults 25%
• Clock Genes 25%
• Circadian System 25%
• Hippocampal Circuit 25%
• Female Adults 25%
• Circadian Timing 25%
• Rhythm Control 25%
• Ts65Dn 25%
• GABAA Antagonist 25%
• Siberian Hamster 25%

Neuroscience

• Cardiac Dysrhythmia 100%
• Spatial Memory 100%
• Pentylenetetrazol 100%
• Suprachiasmatic Nucleus 75%
• Behavior (Neuroscience) 50%
• Working Memory 50%
• Memory Test 50%
• Circadian Rhythm 50%
• Hippocampus 25%
• Declarative Memory 25%
• T-Maze 25%
• Recognition Memory 25%
• Down Syndrome 25%
• GABAergic Inhibition 25%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Heart Arrhythmia 100%
• Pentetrazole 100%
• Mouse 25%
• Pharmacotherapy 25%
• Down Syndrome 25%
• 4 Aminobutyric Acid A Receptor Blocking Agent 25%
• Siberian Hamster 25%