Perinatal ACTH-naloxone treatment: Effects on physical and behavioral development☆

作者: Harvey Monder , Norie Yasukawa , John J Christian

DOI: 10.1016/0018-506X(80)90022-7

关键词: Endocrinology(+)-NaloxoneOffspringOpen fieldActh treatmentInternal medicineReceptorEye openingMedicine

摘要: Abstract Pregnant mice were treated with either ACTH or naloxone, both, from 2 to 5 days prior parturition, until postpartum. Perinatal caused a retardation of growth, eye opening, and vaginal opening that was blocked by naloxone; perinatal naloxone produced decrease in open field activity at 32 age ACTH; reduced the threshold for heat 50 no interaction treatment. It is proposed part role physical systems may be mediated via naloxone-sensitive receptors. The direct effect on another class receptors mediate changes flinch. Effects mother have indirectly alterations motor development offspring.

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