Plain-language summary
A murine model of permanent focal cerebral ischemia compared infarct volume and neurological scoring between carnosine-treated animals and controls. The treated group showed smaller lesion volumes and better functional outcomes, building the preclinical case for carnosine as an adjunct in acute ischemic brain injury.
Key takeaways
- ›Smaller infarct volume in carnosine-treated mice.
- ›Functional neurological scores improved alongside histology.
- ›Translational relevance to stroke neuroprotection research.
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