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Alcohol and Brain Development: (496682006-004)
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THE BEHAVIORAL TERATOLOGY OF ALCOHOL: A P Streissguth: The behavioral teratology of alcohol N W Bond: Fetal alcohol exposure and hyperactivity in rats E P Riley, S Barron & J H Hannigan: Response inhibition deficits following prenatal alcohol exposure MORPHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF PRENATAL ALCOHOL EXPOSURE: E L Abel & E P Riley: Studies of prenatal alcohol exposure: Methodological considerations J R West & D R Pierce: Perinatal alcohol exposure and neuronal damage S K Clarren: Neuropathology in the fetal alcohol syndrome H H Samson: Microcephaly and the fetal alcohol syndrome R P Hammer Jr: Alcohol effects on developing neuronal structure S C Phillips: Alcohol and histology of the developing cerebellum A Pettigrew: Prenatal alcohol exposure and the development of sensory systems CHEMICAL ASPECTS OF ALCOHOL AND BRAIN DEVELOPMENT: E K & M L Michaelis: Molecular events underlying the effects of ethanol on the developing central nervous system J Weinberg, M R Nelson & A N Taylor: Hormonal effects of fetal alcohol exposure M J Druse: Effects of perinatal alcohol exposure on neurotransmitters, members, and proteins I E Dreosti: Zinc-alcohol interactions in brain development J R West, R L Alkana & J F DeBold: Alcohol exposure and altered brain development: Present status and implications for future research.
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- West, J. R., Goodlett, C. R., & Kelly, S. J.
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