Science · 1972 · 65 citations · 25 references
MedicineDevelopmental BiologyPharmacologyEmbryologyNeuropharmacologyReproductive PhysiologyDevelopmental NeuropharmacologyDevelopmental PharmacologyFetal GrowthIntrauterine Growth RestrictionPrenatal DevelopmentReproductive PharmacologyDrug Withdrawal EffectsIntrauterine Growth RetardationOntogeny Of Drug ResponseOpioid Effects On The FetusOpioid Exposure In DevelopmentPrenatal NeuropharmacologySubstance Exposure At Birth
Treatment of female rats with morphine sulfate for 5(1/2) or 10 days, prior to drug withdrawal for 5 days and subsequent mating, results in retarded growth of offspring. The effect is not present at birth but appears at 3 to 4 weeks of age. It occurs even though offspring are not exposed to morphine in utero or postnatally. It is not eliminated by cross-fostering and is apparently of prenatal origin
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STUDIES ON THE SITE OF ANALGESIC ACTION OF MORPHINE BY INTRACEREBRAL MICRO-INJECTION.
K Tsou, Chang-Ha Jang · PubMed · 1964 · 173 citations