Research Article

Comparative Effect of Lisinopril and Fosinopril in Mitigating Learning and Memory Deficit in Scopolamine-Induced Amnesic Rats

Table 2

Effects of lisinopril and fosinopril on the exploratory behaviour of scopolamine-induced amnesic rats in passive avoidance test.

TreatmentExploration trial (day 1)Exploration trial (day 2)Exploration trial (day 3)

Control 19.3 ± 0.9517.16 ± 1.5412.67 ± 1.31
Saline control20.6 ± 1.2816.00 ± 2.7114.10 ± 1.92
Scopolamine37.3 ± 2.55b33.5 ± 1.88b30.67 ± 1.85b
Lisinopril (0.225 mg/kg) + scopolamine39.5 ± 2.91b38.22 ± 1.03b27.50 ± 2.46b
Lisinopril (0.45 mg/kg) + scopolamine34.75 ± 1.88b31.00 ± 2.71b25.21 ± 1.18
Fosinopril (0.90 mg/kg) + scopolamine35.75 ± 2.78b36.0 ± 2.92b25.50 ± 1.08
Fosinopril (1.80 mg/kg) + scopolamine34.00 ± 3.02b28.75 ± 2.4519.75 ± 1.26

Comparison between control, scopolamine, lisinopril, and fosinopril during the exploration trials in passive avoidance test. Values are mean ± SE, versus scopolamine (), versus scopolamine (), aversus control (), and bversus control ().