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法诺巴比塔尔与年龄相关的影响,抑制发育中的大鼠产前与酒精暴露相关的发作

Tengfei Li1, George Luta1, Prosper N'Gouemo2

  • 1Georgetown University Medical Center, Department of Biostatistics, Bioinformatics, and Biomathematics, Washington, DC 20057, United States.

Alcohol (Fayetteville, N.Y.)
|December 28, 2024
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产前酒精暴露会增加发育大鼠的发作风险. 费诺巴比塔尔有效地治疗老年 (P15) 但不是年轻 (P7) 的老鼠的发作,这表明需要对年轻的,暴露于酒精的新生儿进行新的治疗.

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弹性发作 弹性发作 弹性发作一个满期的新生儿.一般化的强力克隆性发作.怀孕期间的酒精暴露.N-甲基-d-阿斯巴达酸盐的使用方法一个早产的婴儿.

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