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The modulatory role of prime identified compounds in Geophila repens in mitigating scopolamine-induced neurotoxicity in experimental rats of Alzheimer's disease via attenuation of cholinesterase, β-secretase, MAPt levels and inhibition of oxidative stress imparts inflammation

Neurodegenerative DiseasesGeophila RepensAlzheimer's DiseaseMedicineExperimental RatsNeuropharmacologyDegenerative PathologyNeuroprotectionNeuroscienceModulatory RoleNeurochemistryPharmacologySynaptic SignalingProtective MechanismsOxidative Stress