DHA eases autism-like behaviors in rats by targeting JNK-linked oxidative stress and inflammation | Newswise - Newswise

DHA reduces autism-like behaviors in rats induced by neonatal maternal separation by targeting JNK-linked oxidative stress and inflammation in the prefrontal cortex. The study shows that DHA improves social interaction, reduces repetitive grooming, and alleviates anxiety-like behaviors. These effects are linked to modulation of inflammatory and oxidative stress markers such as TNF, IL6, SOD1, and BDNF.

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