Meta AnalysisID 948

胍丁胺对动物学习和记忆能力的影响及其可能机制的系统评价与Meta分析

CRD42020188570

What is the effect of agmatine on learning and memory in animals? Context and rationale Agmatine is known as a polyamine derived from decarboxylation of L-arginine. It is widely distributed in the brain with a concentrat

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Meta Analysis Id
948
Evidence Id
9506
Core Evidence Id
9506
Source Meta Analysis Id
922
Herb2 Meta Analysis Id
HBMA000922
Crd Id
CRD42020188570
Title
A systematic review and meta-analysis of the effect of agmatine on learning and memory ability in animals and its possible mechanisms
Review Question
What is the effect of agmatine on learning and memory in animals? Context and rationale Agmatine is known as a polyamine derived from decarboxylation of L-arginine. It is widely distributed in the brain with a concentration similar to the other neurotransmitters (Feng, Halaris et al. 1997). Considering that agmatine is produced in the brain, stored in synaptic vesicles, and released by cell depolarization, it might be considered as a supposed neurotransmitter (Reis and Regunathan 2000). It was suggested that agmatine, as an endogenous polyamine, might participate in the processes of learning and memory as a neurotransmitter (Liu, Chary et al. 2008, Liu, Collie et al. 2008) and that aging affects agmatine levels in memory-related structures dramatically in a region-specific manner (Liu, Chary et al. 2008). (Liu, Chary et al. 2008). In spite of the given comprehensive pharmacological effects of agmatine, there are some controversies about the effect of agmatine on memory. Up to now, there have been no systematic reviews to analyze the effectiveness of agmatine on learning and memory function. Reviews based on animal data could make trials’ planning more perfect, increase the odds of success of future clinical trials and assist to decide what is valuable in further research (Murphy and Murphy 2010). Additionally, animal experiment can make us better understand the mechanism of agmatine on learning and memory and guide the future clinical study. Therefore, we are going to conduct a systematic review and meta-analysis of the effectiveness of agmatine on learning and memory in animal experiments to provide suggestions for future animal experiments and clinical trials.
Study Type Included
Inclusion criteria: Between-subject, cross-sectional designs. Exclusion criteria: Within-subject, cross-over designs.
Condition Being Studied
Participant
Animal
Inclusion criteria: Animal treated with agmatine (all species, regardless of gender, age and weight) Exclusion criteria: 1. Human studies 2. In vitro experimental studies
Human Disease Modelled
Influence of agmatine treatment on memory function
Intervention
Inclusion criteria: Treatment with agmatine to experimental animals subjected to memory assessment. All timings, frequencies and dosages of treatment are eligible for inclusion. Exclusion criteria: Co-treatment with agmatine.
Comparator Control
Inclusion criteria: Our control group contain non agmatine treated animals. Aim of this study is to include the studies comparing agmatine treated animals to non agmatine treated ones. Exclusion criteria: Absence of Vehicle-treated control animals
Main Outcome
Outcome Measure
Inclusion criteria: All studies assessing the following outcomes : indexes of learning and/or memory function tests, including Morris water maze (MWM), Y maze, step down test, dark avoidance test, active avoidance reaction and one step through test (Object recognition memory task, Elevated plus maze, T-maze task, Radial arm maze Forced swimming test). The secondary outcome measures will be mechanisms of agmatine for learning and/or memory function. Exclusion criteria: If study measured none of above outcomes, it will be excluded.
Additional Outcome
Study Method
Keyword
Agmatine; Animals; Learning; Memory
Contact
Maryam Moosavi [email protected]
Organisational Affiliation
Shiraz University of Medical Sciences
Funding Source
Shiraz University of Medical Sciences Grant number(s) N/A yet
Other Selection Criteria
Inclusion: Full-text available Exclusion: Systematic review, literature reviews and conference abstracts, Language different from English
Final Publication
Same Topic Review
Published Protocol
Review Type
Pre-clinical animal intervention review
Language
English
Country
Iran
Review Stage
Review Ongoing
First Submission Date
2020-05-26
Registration Date
2020-07-15
Anticipated Start Date
2020-03-30
Anticipated Completion Date
2020-12-30
Title Cn
胍丁胺对动物学习和记忆能力的影响及其可能机制的系统评价与Meta分析
Title En
A systematic review and meta-analysis of the effect of agmatine on learning and memory ability in animals and its possible mechanisms
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