Acute exposure to a high-fat diet in juvenile male rats disrupts hippocampal-dependent memory and plasticity through glucocorticoids

Keyphrases

• Male Rats 100%
• Acute Exposure 100%
• Hippocampus-dependent Memory 100%
• High-fat Diet 100%
• Adulthood 40%
• Postnatal Day 40%
• Hippocampal Function 40%
• Object Recognition Memory 40%
• Juvenility 30%
• In Vivo Long-term Potentiation 20%
• Glucocorticoid Receptor Antagonist 20%
• Developmental Period 20%
• Amygdala 10%
• Adverse Effects 10%
• Long-term Potentiation 10%
• Cognitive Function 10%
• Memory Impairment 10%
• Glucocorticoid Receptor 10%
• Limbic Circuit 10%
• Diet Effect 10%
• Hippocampal Synaptic Plasticity 10%
• Long-term Exposure 10%
• Systemic Application 10%
• Environmental Challenges 10%
• Diet-induced 10%
• Metabolic Challenge 10%
• Consolidation Process 10%

Neuroscience

• Long-Term Potentiation 100%
• Glucocorticoid Receptor 100%
• Glucocorticoid 100%
• In Vivo 66%
• Receptor Antagonist 66%
• Amygdala 33%
• Adverse Effect 33%
• Synaptic Plasticity 33%
• Cognitive Function 33%
• Memory Disorder 33%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Glucocorticoid 100%
• Glucocorticoid Receptor Antagonist 100%
• Glucocorticoid Receptor 50%
• Long Term Exposure 50%
• Memory Disorder 50%