High salt induces cognitive impairment via the angiotensin II-AT1 and prostaglandin E2-EP1 systems
Hisayoshi Kubota(Fujita Health University), Akihiro Mouri(Fujita Health University), Hiroyuki Tezuka(Fujita Health University), Shuh Narumiya(Kyoto University), Shizuko Nagao(Fujita Health University), Kazuo Kunisawa(Fujita Health University), Bolati Wulaer(Fujita Health University), Takatoshi Sakata(Fujita Health University), Hitomi Kurahashi(Fujita Health University), Toshitaka Nabeshima(Fujita Health University), Masanori Kugita(Fujita Health University), Taku Nagai(Fujita Health University), Tomoyuki Furuyashiki(Japan Agency for Medical Research and Development), Kuniaki Saito(Fujita Health University), Masaya Hasegawa(Fujita Health University)
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