Opiate abuse during pregnancy may result in abnormal nervous system function. In order to
evaluate the effects of morphine on the development of the nervous system, the present …

Introduction: Previous studies have shown that morphine administration could inhibit neural
tube development in rat embryos and produce behavioral defects in human and animals. In …

Objective: Previous studies have shown that morphine consumption during pregnancy may
delay embryo development or cause abnormal nervous system function. The present study …

Intrauterine morphine exposure is a risk factor for neurological and behavioral deficit in
children, although the precise underlying biological correlate for this is unclear. Female …

Aims. Previous studies have shown that MORPHINE consumption during pregnancy may
delay embryo DEVELOPMENT. The present study focused on the effects of maternal …

Purpose: This study aimed to investigate seizures and anxiety-like behaviors in immature
rats prenatally exposed to opiate drugs. Materials and methods: Pregnant rats were …

The toxic effects of morphine sulfate in the adult cerebral cortex and one-day neonatal
cerebellum have been studied. This study was carried out to evaluate the effect of maternal …

Objective (s): This study was carried out to evaluate the effect of maternal morphine
exposure during gestational and lactation period on pyramidal neurons of hippocampus in …

Maternal morphine consumption has been shown to result in physical and neurobehavioral
defects in fetus and offspring, but the underlying molecular mechanisms of these defects …

Prenatal exposure to opiates can have devastating effects on the development of human
fetuses and may induce longterm physical and neurobehavioral changes during postnatal …