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Caffeine consumption during pregnancy accelerates the development of cognitive deficits in offspring in a model of tauopathy

2019-07-22

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Psychoactive drugs used during pregnancy can affect the development of the brain of offspring, directly triggering neurological disorders or increasing the risk for their occurrence. Caffeine is the most widely consumed psychoactive drug, including during pregnancy. In Wild type mice, early life exposure to caffeine renders offspring more susceptible to seizures. Here, we tested the long-term consequences of early...

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DOI: 10.1101/710749

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