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. 2016 Jan 16;13:10. doi: 10.1186/s12974-016-0476-z

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Fig. 3 — bvPLA2 increases glucose uptake in the brain. a Voxel-wise comparisons between the WT and 3xTg datasets. The brain regions in which regional FDG uptake in the WT were significantly greater than those in the 3xTg group (diencephalon). b Voxel-wise comparisons between the 3xTg and 3xTg+donepezil groups. Brain regions in which the regional FDG uptakes in the donepezil treatment group were significantly greater than those in the 3xTg group (cortex). c Voxel-wise comparisons between the 3xTg and 3xTg+bvPLA2 1 mg/kg groups. The brain regions in which the regional FDG uptakes in the bvPLA2 treatment group were significantly greater than those in the 3xTg group (diencephalon)

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