Publications by authors named "Kamus Nafisa"
Article Synopsis
- Cigarette smoke exposure can lead to neurocognitive dysfunction, and this study investigates the effects of ambrisentan, a selective endothelin-A receptor antagonist, on cognitive impairment caused by cigarette smoke in zebrafish.
- The study involved exposing zebrafish to cigarette smoke for five days, followed by treatment with ambrisentan and comparing its effects with donepezil, a known cognitive enhancer.
- Results indicated that ambrisentan improved cognitive functions and biochemical changes in the zebrafish, suggesting it may be a viable treatment for cigarette smoke-induced cognitive impairment due to its anti-inflammatory and neuroprotective properties.
