Antidiabetic drugs restore abnormal transport of amyloid-β across the blood–brain barrier and memory impairment in db/db mice
Fang Chen(University of Saskatchewan), Hao Hong(China Pharmaceutical University), Su Su Tang(China Pharmaceutical University), Kai Zhong(China Pharmaceutical University), Rong Dong(Hebei University), Arijit Ghosh(China Pharmaceutical University), Jian Liao(China Pharmaceutical University), Yan Long(China Pharmaceutical University), Hong Sun(China Pharmaceutical University), Ming Xing Miao(China Pharmaceutical University), Ling Yi Kong(China Pharmaceutical University), Mei Hu(Southwest Medical University)
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