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(A) At normal state, hippocampal neurons survive with low levels of ER stress and autophagy, whereas in diabetes, unresolved ER stress further enhances autophagy and ultimately lead to apoptosis, and thus declines cognitive functions. (B) Cross-talk of ER stress-autophagy axis. Details presented in the text.
The ER stress-autophagy axis regulates diabetes-related cognitive dysfunction

(A) At normal state, hippocampal neurons survive with low levels of ER stress and autophagy, whereas in diabetes, unresolved ER stress further enhances autophagy and ultimately lead to apoptosis, and thus declines cognitive functions. (B) Cross-talk of ER stress-autophagy axis. Details presented in the text.

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