2018282-44-3

Drug-treated and control mice are shown two identical objects. After a 24-h natural forgetting period, the mice are reintroduced to a familiar object while simultaneously presented with a novel object. Since mice spend more time exploring unfamiliar objects, improved memory is measured as time spent exploring the novel object. BMT-145027 leads to a significant increase in time spent with the novel object when dosed at 30 mg/kg, with an apparent trend in novel object preference at 10 mg/kg. Satellite animals indicates a total plasma concentration of 2800 nM at 30 mg/kg^[1].