Ethanol, usually studied in relation to intoxication, is also capable of producing general
anesthesia. The most common standard of anesthetic potency is the concentration which …

Previous research shows that prenatal binge ethanol exposure during gestation days (GD)
17 to 20 of the rat, increases postnatal ethanol intake and enhances ethanol's palatability …

Outbred male and female Wistar rats demonstrated large and consistent interindividual
variations in nocturnal blood ethanol level (BEL) during ad lib access to food, water and an …

According to genetic studies, the acute stimulating effect of ethanol seems to be associated
with an increased predisposition to consume large quantities of ethanol. Ethanol-induced …

Background Doses of volatile anesthetics around 0.3 minimum alveolar concentration
(MAC) inhibit learning. However, threshold amnesic doses and relative potencies between …

This study was conducted to examine whether amount and/or pattern (intermittent or
continuous) of chronic ethanol exposure subsequently alters sensitivity to the discriminative …

Previous studies have shown that prenatal exposure to a moderate dose of ethanol (2 g/kg)
during the last days of gestation of the rat (17–20) not only increases postnatal intake of the …

Male and female C57BL/6J and male BALBc/J mice were injected with 3.6 g/kg ethanol or
saline and exposed to 1–10 atmospheres absolute (ATA) air, to 1 ATA 80% helium-20 …

Background: The effects of inhaled anesthetics on the developing brain are studied using
neonatal rodents exposed to fractions of minimum alveolar concentration (to avoid …

A classical (Mendelian) genetic analysis of responses to eight sedative‐hypnotic
compounds (ethanol, urethane, trifluoroethanol, chloral hydrate, barbital, paraldehyde …