Effects of coadministration of D-Napvsipq [NAP] and D-Sallrsipa [SAL] on spatial learning after developmental alcohol exposure

Effects of coadministration of D-Napvsipq [NAP] and D-Sallrsipa [SAL] on spatial learning after developmental alcohol exposure

Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) === Despite warnings about the dangers of drinking during pregnancy, little progress has been made in reducing alcohol drinking among women of childbearing age. Even after the recognition of pregnancy, 15% of women continue to drink, 3% of wh...

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Main Author: Wagner, Jennifer Lynne
Other Authors: Goodlett, Charles R.
Language:en_US
Published: 2014
Subjects:
Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
Spatial Learning
Morris Water Maze
Neurodegeneration
Alcoholism > Pregnancy > Research
Nervous system > Degeneration
Fetal alcohol syndrome > Research
Children of prenatal alcohol abuse > Development
Binge drinking
Space perception > Pathophysiology
Spatial behavior > Pathophysiology
Peptides > Therapeutic use
Maze tests > Research
Hippocampus (Brain) > Pathophysiology
Septum (Brain) > Pathophysiology
Cognitive psychology > Research
Learning disabilities
Postnatal care > Research
Mice as laboratory animals > Research
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/1805/5066

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