The present study examined behavioral sensitivity and acute tolerance to ethanol in infants
with or without a moderate prenatal ethanol experience. During gestational days 17–20 …

Background: Previous studies have shown that prenatal exposure during gestational days
17 to 20 to low or moderate doses of ethanol (1 or 2 g/kg) increases alcohol intake in infant …

Background: During the preweanling period, infant rats consume large quantities of ethanol
without initiating procedures. Ethanol intake during this period has seemed to be age …

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 …

The identification of the fetal alcohol syndrome in man has led to an abundant, but
sometimes contradictory body of research examining the effects of prenatal ethanol …

In adulthood, offspring with Fetal Alcohol Effects exhibit different responses to ethanol than
nonexposed offspring; however, the majority of this research has utilized high levels of …

Prenatal ethanol exposure modifies postnatal affinity to the drug, increasing the probability
of ethanol use and abuse. The present study tested developing rats (5-day-old) in a novel …

Male offspring of mice maintained on isocaloric liquid diets containing either 20% ethanol or
sucrose derived calories during pregnancy were tested on their ability to discriminate …

Parent C57BL/10Bg and DBA/1Bg inbred mice were fed 10% ethanol in their drinking
solution during mating and pregnancy and/or early post parturition period. The susceptibility …

Male neonates of Wistar strain rats were given 0.63-2.50 g/kg/day of ethanol, ip, for 7
successive days from day 6 to 12 after birth. The acquisition processes of the discriminated …