Human placenta: A direct target for cocaine action

摘要: Summary Use of cocaine during pregnancy is known to have harmful effects on the mother and her fetus. Currently available models describing pathogenesis these focus involvement target systems, primarily noradrenaline transporter, in The placenta which lies between fetus considered only as a ‘silent observer’ whole process cocaine-induced complications pregnancy. Recent studies have, however, shown that expresses several proteins such serotonin sigma receptor. functions are significantly impaired presence at concentrations exist plasma users. These clearly show itself direct for action interaction with its plays an important role developing