Administration of phosphatidylcholine increases brain acetylcholine concentration and improves memory in mice with dementia.

S Y Chung; T Moriyama; E Uezu; K Uezu; R Hirata; N Yohena; Y Masuda; T Kokubu; S Yamamoto

doi:10.1093/jn/125.6.1484

Administration of phosphatidylcholine increases brain acetylcholine concentration and improves memory in mice with dementia.

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