Synapse,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
79(1)
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
ABSTRACT
Brain
aging
is
a
multifactorial
process
that
includes
reduction
in
the
biological
and
metabolic
activity
of
individuals.
Oxidative
stress
inflammatory
processes
are
characteristic
brain
aging.
Given
current
problems,
need
arises
to
implement
new
therapeutic
approaches.
Polyoxidovanadates
(POV),
as
well
curcumin,
have
stood
out
for
their
participation
variety
activities.
This
work
aimed
evaluate
coupling
metavanadate
curcumin
(Cuma‐MV)
on
learning,
memory,
redox
balance,
neuroinflammation,
cell
death
hippocampal
region
(CA1
CA3)
dentate
gyrus
(DG)
aged
rats.
Rats
18
months
old
were
administered
daily
dose
(Cuma),
sodium
(MV),
or
Cuma‐MV
two
months.
The
results
demonstrated
administration
60
days
rats
improved
short‐
long‐term
recognition
decreased
reactive
oxygen
species,
substantially
lipoperoxidation
hippocampus.
Furthermore,
superoxide
dismutase
catalase
increased
animals
treated
with
Cuma‐MV.
It
important
highlight
treatment
exhibited
significantly
greater
effect
than
treatments
MV
Cuma
all
parameters
evaluated.
Finally,
we
conclude
represents
potential
option
prevention
cognitive
decline
associated
Synapse,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
79(1)
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
ABSTRACT
Brain
aging
is
a
multifactorial
process
that
includes
reduction
in
the
biological
and
metabolic
activity
of
individuals.
Oxidative
stress
inflammatory
processes
are
characteristic
brain
aging.
Given
current
problems,
need
arises
to
implement
new
therapeutic
approaches.
Polyoxidovanadates
(POV),
as
well
curcumin,
have
stood
out
for
their
participation
variety
activities.
This
work
aimed
evaluate
coupling
metavanadate
curcumin
(Cuma‐MV)
on
learning,
memory,
redox
balance,
neuroinflammation,
cell
death
hippocampal
region
(CA1
CA3)
dentate
gyrus
(DG)
aged
rats.
Rats
18
months
old
were
administered
daily
dose
(Cuma),
sodium
(MV),
or
Cuma‐MV
two
months.
The
results
demonstrated
administration
60
days
rats
improved
short‐
long‐term
recognition
decreased
reactive
oxygen
species,
substantially
lipoperoxidation
hippocampus.
Furthermore,
superoxide
dismutase
catalase
increased
animals
treated
with
Cuma‐MV.
It
important
highlight
treatment
exhibited
significantly
greater
effect
than
treatments
MV
Cuma
all
parameters
evaluated.
Finally,
we
conclude
represents
potential
option
prevention
cognitive
decline
associated