Semax and mexidol significantly increase the survival of white mongrel male mice upon bilateral ligation of common carotid arteries. Semax virtually completely prevented retrograde amnesia development in ligated mice under conditions of a complex extremal action (emaciating swim in cold water with simultaneous wheel rotation) and increased the lifetime of these animals in altitude test chamber.

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