Trimethylamine‐<i>N</i>‐oxide promotes brain aging and cognitive impairment in mice
Li Dang(Fujian Medical University), Huashan Hong(Fujian Medical University), Changjie Liu(Peking University), Aiping Zeng(Fujian Medical University), Si Cheng(Capital Medical University), Yilang Ke(Fujian Medical University), Lemin Zheng(Peking University), Mingming Zhao(Xuzhou Medical College), Xiaoyun Shi(Nanchang University), Ji Liang(East China University of Science and Technology), Rui Zhan(Qingdao University), Bing Pan(Dalian Medical University)
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