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Physiology & Behavior|March 1, 1989

Prenatal ethanol and stress in mice: 1. Pup behavioral development and maternal physiologyG R Ward, P E Wainwright

Neurotoxicology|January 1, 1991

Effects of prenatal stress and ethanol on cerebellar fiber tract maturation in B6D2F2 mice: an image analysis studyG R Ward, P E Wainwright

Nutritional Neuroscience|November 6, 2004

Prenatal dietary docosahexaenoic acid supplementation in combination with protein restriction does not affect blood pressure in adult Wistar ratsD A Martin, D McCutcheon, P E Wainwright

The Journal of Nutrition|September 28, 1999

Neonatal dietary zinc deficiency in artificially reared rat pups retards behavioral development and interacts with essential fatty acid deficiency to alter liver and brain fatty acid compositionI P Wauben, H C Xing, P E Wainwright

Lipids|December 22, 1999

Effects of postnatal ethanol exposure on brain growth and lipid composition in n-3 fatty acid-deficient and -adequate ratsG R Ward, H C Xing, P E Wainwright

Behavioural Brain Research|September 28, 1992

The effects of early experience on callosal development and functional lateralization in pigmented BALB/c miceB Bulman-Fleming, P E Wainwright, R L Collins

Physiology & Behavior|July 28, 2004

Effects of distraction and stress on delayed matching-to-place performance in aged ratsG I Seif, K M Clements, P E Wainwright

Physiology & Behavior|May 3, 2008

The working memory capabilities of the spontaneously hypertensive ratB-A Robertson, K M Clements, P E Wainwright

Physiology & Behavior|July 1, 1994

Effects of different weight loss treatments on weight cycling and metabolic measures in male miceJ A Simpson, P E Wainwright, L Hoffman-Goetz, et al.

The Journal of Nutrition|May 8, 2001

Dietary trans fatty acids combined with a marginal essential fatty acid status during the pre- and postnatal periods do not affect growth or brain fatty acids but may alter behavioral development in B6D2F(2) miceI P Wauben, H C Xing, D McCutcheon, et al.

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Physiology & Behavior|March 1, 1989

Prenatal ethanol and stress in mice: 1. Pup behavioral development and maternal physiologyG R Ward, P E Wainwright

Neurotoxicology|January 1, 1991

Effects of prenatal stress and ethanol on cerebellar fiber tract maturation in B6D2F2 mice: an image analysis studyG R Ward, P E Wainwright

Nutritional Neuroscience|November 6, 2004

Prenatal dietary docosahexaenoic acid supplementation in combination with protein restriction does not affect blood pressure in adult Wistar ratsD A Martin, D McCutcheon, P E Wainwright

The Journal of Nutrition|September 28, 1999

Neonatal dietary zinc deficiency in artificially reared rat pups retards behavioral development and interacts with essential fatty acid deficiency to alter liver and brain fatty acid compositionI P Wauben, H C Xing, P E Wainwright

Lipids|December 22, 1999

Effects of postnatal ethanol exposure on brain growth and lipid composition in n-3 fatty acid-deficient and -adequate ratsG R Ward, H C Xing, P E Wainwright

Behavioural Brain Research|September 28, 1992

The effects of early experience on callosal development and functional lateralization in pigmented BALB/c miceB Bulman-Fleming, P E Wainwright, R L Collins

Physiology & Behavior|July 28, 2004

Effects of distraction and stress on delayed matching-to-place performance in aged ratsG I Seif, K M Clements, P E Wainwright

Physiology & Behavior|May 3, 2008

The working memory capabilities of the spontaneously hypertensive ratB-A Robertson, K M Clements, P E Wainwright

Physiology & Behavior|July 1, 1994

Effects of different weight loss treatments on weight cycling and metabolic measures in male miceJ A Simpson, P E Wainwright, L Hoffman-Goetz, et al.

The Journal of Nutrition|May 8, 2001

Dietary trans fatty acids combined with a marginal essential fatty acid status during the pre- and postnatal periods do not affect growth or brain fatty acids but may alter behavioral development in B6D2F(2) miceI P Wauben, H C Xing, D McCutcheon, et al.

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