Cuprizone-Induced Demyelination and Recovery
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Other organizations : Georgetown University, Georgetown University Medical Center
Variable analysis
- Cuprizone (bis(cyclohexanone)oxaldihydrazone) at 0.2% concentration added to normal chow or creatine-deficient diet
- Recovery diets: normal chow, creatine-deficient diet, 2% creatine, or 0.1% cyclocreatine
- Demyelination
- Body weight (animals weighed every 2 days to ensure no more than 10% body weight loss)
- Age of mice (8-week-old)
- Sex of mice (male and female)
- Creatine-deficient amino acid diet (Envigo; TD.01084) as the base diet, unless otherwise specified
- Cuprizone diet replaced every 3 days to prevent stability concerns
- None specified
- Creatine-deficient diet group
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