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Prenatal exposure to moderate levels of ethanol can have long-lasting effects on learning and memory in adult offspring

2000-12-01

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Prenatal alcohol exposure can produce long-lasting cognitive and learning impairments in children. Previous studies have suggested that prenatal ethanol exposure can produce neurochemical abnormalities in hippocampal formation. We examined whether performance in the Morris water task, known to be sensitive to interference with hippocampal function, would be affected in adult offspring of rat dams who consumed mode...

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53340000-b0d2-5c10-9daf-3f4bdbac9e95
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10.3758/bf03332012
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