A comparison of mecamylamine and bupropion effects on memory-related responses induced by nicotine and scopolamine in the novel object recognition test in mice

The results of our studies unveiling neuronal mechanisms for cholinergic system of memory processes, via both nicotinic and muscarinic cholinergic receptors, will be useful for development of more effective pharmacotherapies for memory impairment-like treatment of human disorders in which cholinergic pathways have been implicated.