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. 2019 Oct 24;43(5):560–567. doi: 10.4093/dmj.2019.0153

Table 1. Diabetes and Alzheimer's disease rodent models.

Intervention Pathophysiology
Non-AD mouse and rat models [50,51,52,53]
 Sterptozotocin Increase pTau pathology and altered hippocampal synaptic plasticity
 Diet Mild effect on central nervous system
 Amylin dyshomeostasis Vascular amylin oligomer deposition
Microhaemorrhages
Brain inflammation
Brain atrophy
Microglia activation
Parenchymal amylin plaques
Impaired synthesis of neurotransmitters
Leptin deficiency Increased amyloid-β generation
Mouse and rat models of AD [50-53]
 Sterptozotocin Exacerbated brain amyloidosis
Neuro-inflammation and injury
 Diet Increased amyloid-β pathology
 Leptin deficiency Amyloid-β
Aneurisms
Small strokes

AD, Alzheimer's disease; pTau, phosphorylated tau.