Drug Automation Information Analysis System Applied in Hippocampus of Rats
Project Overview
Motion sickness drugs commonly sold in Taiwan target brain acetylcholine, effectively treating symptoms but causing concerns about learning and memory side effects. This project investigates gene expression in the hippocampus, a key memory region, to assess the impact of these drugs on cognitive function.
This project studies how motion sickness drugs impact the Hippocampus in rats. Using gene chip data and statistical analysis, we identify genes affected by the drugs and explore their potential influence on memory and learning. An automated analysis system is developed to streamline future research in this area.