Kojic Acid is naturally derived from the mushroom family, more specifically from fungi that are a strain called Aspergillus oryzae and go by another name, "koji." When these said fungi are fermented for the production of sake, which is the traditional Japanese rice wine, it is produced as a by-product
As illustrated in Additional file 1: Figure S1C, animals from both TAT and TAT-DAT NT did not differ in time spent in each duration (two-way ANOVA with repeated measures, F 1, 10 = 0.321, p = NS), suggesting that the differences in spontaneous alternation behavior were unlikely due to confounding factors such as anxiety
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