We have previously observed correlations between placental glucose transfer and growth of
fetuses of ethanol (EtOH)‐fed and control rats. In the present study, whole mammalian …

Placental transfer of glucose and alanine analogs was studied at term in ethanol‐fed and
control rats. Etnanol was provided as 30% of the caloric intake throughout gestation. Control …

Dramatic changes in the levels of plasma glucose and lactate and liver glycogen were
observed in mice, given an intraperitoneal injection of ethanol (3.5 g/kg body weight) on Day …

Glucose turnover was measured in term pregnant rats fed ethanol (30% of caloric intake)
throughout gestation. Ethanol ingestion significantly reduced maternal weight gain and term …

In humans and animal models, maternal ethanol consumption during pregnancy results in a
variety of fetal defects collectively termed the fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS). Limited follow …

Liver glycogen availability in the newborn is of major importance for the maintenance of
postnatal blood glucose levels. This study examined the effect of maternal ethanol ingestion …

The combined effects of chronic ethanol ingestion and fasting (24‐hr fast, except water, prior
to delivery) were examined in term pregnant rats and their offspring. Rats fed liquid diet …

The aim of this study was to determine the possible fetal effects of interaction between
maternal diabetes and acute doses of alcohol. Pregnant TO mice were made diabetic by a …

In Exp. 1A, hybrid mice (N= 10) were provided with food and 25%(v/v) ethanol as the only
source of liquid for 72 h, beginning at the detection of the copulatory plug (08: 00 h, Day 1) …

The objective of the present study was to investigate the effects of maternal administration of
acute doses of alcohol at pre-implantation stages of pregnancy on the fetus and fetal …