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Chronic exposure to cigarette smoke during gestation results in altered cholinesterase enzyme activity and behavioral deficits in adult rat offspring: potential relevance …Zugno et al., 2013
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- Zugno A
- Fraga D
- De Luca R
- Ghedim F
- Deroza P
- Cipriano A
- Oliveira M
- Heylmann A
- Budni J
- Souza R
- Quevedo J
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- Journal of psychiatric research
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Prenatal cigarette smoke exposure (PCSE) has been associated with physiological and developmental changes that may be related to an increased risk for childhood and adult neuropsychiatric diseases. The present study investigated locomotor activity and …
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