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The tissue sections of the indicated major organs were analyzed by HE staining

The results of this in vivo brain GSH study mirrors a previous meta-analysis examining post-mortem GSH levels in brain tissue, where they reported that in post-mortem AD brain samples, GSH appeared to be unchanged across several brain regions [18]

The C57Bl/6J+rotenone with alternating treatment was conducted before the Y-maze, dark-light box test and novel object recognition tests were available and therefore none of the non-motor tests were applied in this study