The objective of this study was to determine the effect of chronic maternal administration of
moderate-dose ethanol on alcohol dehydrogenase, low K m aldehyde dehydrogenase, and …

EVERAL references in the older literature S suggest that heavy ethanol consumption during
pregnancy may be etiologically associated with retarded fetal development and offspring …

The biological effect of chronic alcohol ingestion was investigated in 12 Sprague-Dawley
rats 4 days pregnant. Leiber-DeCarli liquid alcohol diet (L-Dc) containing 36% alcohol was …

Long lasting effects of perinatal ethanol exposure were studied in adult rats who were the
offspring of dams fed a 5.0% w/v ethanol‐containing liquid diet ad libitum or pair‐fed the …

Ethanol, administered intravenously to the mother at the time of delivery, traverses the
placenta and, within 1 minute, is present in the bloodstream of the newborn. In 22 of 23 …

In rats, a high degree of brain development and myelination occurs during the first 15 days
after birth. Ethanol intake by lactating rats modified 12 day-old pups' brain development and …

This study examines the effect of ethanol (ETOH) exposure and nutrient restriction on the
release of insulin‐like growth factor (IGF)‐II from 18‐and 20‐day explanted fetal organs …

• With the use of ethanol in hyperalimentation regimens and for the inhibition of premature
labor, there is increased opportunity for exposure of the fetus to this potentially toxic …

Using pregnant rats fed equicaloric liquid diets (AF, ad libitum-fed controls; PF, pair-fed
controls; EF, ethanol-fed), we have previously shown that maternal alcoholism produces a …

In many investigations of the fetal alcohol syndrome, a liquid diet containing 36% of total
calories as ethanol was fed to rats during pregnancy. Since this diet was considered …