Neuroprotective Effect of Low-Dose of Vitamin A on the Prefrontal Cortex of Methamphetamine Induced Adult Male Wistar Rats
Ezejindu Damian NNABUIHE, Alozie Osinachi Prince, Onyebu Chidinma Emilia, Udodi Sopuluchukwu Princewill, Enemuo IJEOMA, Okeke Somadina Nnamdi, K. Ogbuokiri Doris, Okeke Henry Kachikwuru, Ekoh Augustine Alobu, Nwaefulu Kester Eluemunor, Sobanke A. Omolara, Chidinma Ifeyinwa Mmaju, Okafor Anulika Jacinta, Chuka-Onwuokwu Ngozi Cynthia, Ejiogu Ikedichukwu Chibueze, Nwoko Sebastine Okechukwu, Wuraola Serah Nnaemeka, Ebi Victory Chinecherem, Agu Augustine Uchenna, Ugwu Augustus Uchenna & Nwodo Ndubuisi Francis · Asian Journal of Research and Reports in Neurology · 2026
Methamphetamine is a potent psychostimulant known to induce oxidative stress and neurodegeneration, particularly in the prefrontal cortex, which is responsible for executive and cognitive functions. Vitamin A, an essential antioxidant, may offer neuroprotection by modulating oxid...