Preventative effect of mitochondrial antioxidants in apoe deficiency mouse model of brain hypoperfusion

Gjumrakch Aliev; Justin Shenk; J. Liu; Michelle A. Puchowicz; Kui Xu; Mark A. Smith; Sandra L. Siedlak; Mark E. Obrenovich; B N Ames; J. C. de la Torre; Jari Koıstınaho; Joseph C. LaManna; George Perry

doi:10.1016/j.jns.2009.02.126

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