Protective Effect of Ginsenosides from Stems and Leaves of against Scopolamine-Induced Memory Damage via Multiple Molecular Mechanisms.

Although growing evidence has shown that ginsenosides from stems and leaves of (GSLS) exercise a protective impact on the central nervous system, in the model of memory damage induced by scopolamine, it is still rarely reported. Thus, the mechanism of action needs to be further explored. This study was to investigate the effect of GSLS on scopolamine (SCOP)-induced memory damage and the underlying mechanism.