Behavioral teratology investigation of tertiary-butanol administered by inhalation to rats

Nelson, BK; Brightwell, WS; Khan, A; Shaw, PB; Krieg, EF, Jr; Massari, VJ

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732581

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Journal Article

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1991

HERO ID 732581
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Year 1991
Title Behavioral teratology investigation of tertiary-butanol administered by inhalation to rats
Authors Nelson, BK; Brightwell, WS; Khan, A; Shaw, PB; Krieg, EF, Jr; Massari, VJ
Journal Pharmacopsychoecologia
Volume 4
Page Numbers 1-7
Abstract Administered 2 concentrations of tertiary-butanol (t-butanol; 6,000 and 12,000 mg/m–3) by inhalation to groups of pregnant rats for 7 hrs/day on Gestation Days 1–29. Groups of male rats were similarily exposed for 7 hrs/day for 6 wks, and mated to unexposed females. From Days 10–90, offspring were tested for neuromotor coordination, activity, and learning. Results indicate that the high concentration of t-butanol was maternally toxic, reducing feed intake and maternal weight gain. Few differences, however, were found from controls in either the behavioral or neurochemical measures.
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Comments Nelson, B.K., W.S. Brightwell, A. Khan, P.B. Shaw, E. F. Krieg, Jr. and V.J. Massari. 1991. Behavioral teratology investigation of tertiary-butanol administered by inhalation to rats. Pharmacopsychoecologia 4:1-7.
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