Luteolin Cải Thiện Rối Loạn Nhận Thức Bằng Cách Ức Chế Sự Biểu Hiện Của Các Cytokine Viêm Và Tăng Cường Nồng Độ Proteins Liên Quan Đến Synapse GAP-43 Và SYN Trong Mô Hình Chuột Bị Đái Tháo Đường Do Streptozotocin Gây Ra

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