JNCI Journal of the National Cancer Institute · 1975 · 40 citations · 0 references
PharmacyOncologyToxicologyDevelopmental ToxicologyReproductive MedicineReproductive ToxicologyPerinatal ToxicologyPlacental ToxicologyPregnancyPregnancy PharmacologyPrenatal ToxicityPrenatal ToxicologyMaternal ToxicologyMaternal-fetal ToxicityPharmaceutical Exposure During PregnancyPregnancy-related ToxicityTransplacental CarcinogenesisTransplacental Exposure
Female Syrian hamsters were given a single sc dose of 45 mg diethylnitrosamine (DEN)/kg body weight on 1 of the 15 days of pregnancy. In the offspring of females treated on 1 of the first 11 days of pregnancy, no respiratory tract tumors were found. The offspring of mothers given DEN on 1 of the last 4 days (12-15) of pregnancy developed respiratory tract neoplasms at a rate of up to 95%. A lower incidence of tumors in other organs seemed independent of the day of DEN treatment.