Prenatal alcohol exposure (PAE) impairs fetal growth and neurodevelopment. Although
alcohol is well known to alter metabolism, its impact on these processes during pregnancy is …

Excessive exposure to alcohol prenatally has a myriad of detrimental effects on the health
and well-being of the offspring. It is unknown whether chronic low-moderate exposure of …

Maternal nutrition status plays an important role in the development of fetal alcohol spectrum
disorders (FASD), but its direct evidence is lacking. This study compared a standard chow …

Postnatal development of the glucose and insulin balance in offspring of ethanol-treated and
control rats has been studied. Newborn rats were separated from their mothers and placed …

The specific influence of malnutrition on the pathophysiological changes induced by chronic
alcoholism is controversial; most studies are inconclusive because they have been made in …

Recent research with animal models of the fetal alcohol syndrome has resulted in advances
in the areas of prenatal and postnatal growth retardation, facial dysmorphology, immune …

The effects of chronic intake of alcohol on ethanol elimination were studied in 20-day
pregnant rats, in their foetuses, and in virgin rats. Experimental animals received ethanol in …

Abstract Female Long-Evans rats were allowed voluntary access to beer, food and water for
52 days prior to mating, throughout mating and throughout gestation, and were compared to …

The GABA levels and turnover rates in various brain areas from 2-month-old rats born to
mothers who consumed 20%(v/v) alcohol during 1 month only before pregnancy, were …

Maternal nutritional status is an important determinant of the severity of fetal alcohol
spectrum disorders (FASD). This study examined the effects of a standard chow and a semi …