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Early-gestational binge ethanol exposure induces persistent motor dysfunction associated with cerebellar redox and cytokine dysregulation in rat offspring.

Sep 2026 · Toxicological Sciences · Vol 209 · 0 citations
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It is demonstrated that brief binge-like EtOH exposure during early gestation is sufficient to induce persistent motor dysfunction accompanied by cerebellar redox imbalance and cytokine dysregulation, with evidence of sex-dependent behavioral susceptibility.

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