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Keywords Alzheimer's disease Adult zebrafish Aluminium chloride Okadaic acid Litsea garciae Acute toxicity AD Alzheimer's disease AlCl 3 Aluminium chloride OKA okadaic acid NTT Novel tank test LG Litsea garciae CREAM Central Research and Animals Facility IACUC-IIUM Institutional Animal Care & Use Committee IIUM SBC Sarawak Biodiversity Centre OECD Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development LC 50 lethal concentration pH potential of hydrogen Abbreviations Introduction Alzheimer's disease (AD) can have secondary effects on anxiety and locomotion in addition to its primary impact on cognitive functions such as memory, thinking, and reasoning
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