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at 30 min after training and persisted at least 1 hour. The improving effects exhibited a bell-shaped dose-response curve. The results indicated that HA improved the process of memory formation not only by acting as a highly potent and selective AChEI but also by antagonizing effects mediated via the GABAA receptors.55 Reserpine [0.1 mg/kg intramuscularly (i.m.)] or yohimbine (0.01 mg/kg i.m.) induces signi cant impairments in the monkey s ability to perform the delayed response task. HA at a dosage of 0.01 mg/kg i.m. for the yohimbine-treated monkeys markedly improved the memory impairments. The effects exhibited an inverted U-shaped dose-response pattern. The data suggest that HA may improve working memory via an adrenergic mechanism.57 It was reported that subchronic administration of HA did not induce deleterious effects on spatial memory in guinea pigs.58 A systematic comparison of tolerances between the mixed acetyl-butyryl-ChE inhibitors and the selective AChEIs such as HA indicated that they showed a remarkably similar pro le of behavioral symptoms associated with overdosing in rats.59 4.4.3 Effects on the Protection of Neuronal Cells

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