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A study of the pathogenesis of fetal damage caused by ethanol in the experimental mouse
In an attempt to determine mechanisms of certain aspects of ethanol- induced fetal damage, I have established a mouse model of the fetal alcohol syndrome based on the work of Chernoff (1977), using inbred C3H mice. Ethanol or its metabolite, acetaldehyde, was administered to female mice prior to and...
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Division of Chemical Pathology
2018
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