Repeated neonatal isoflurane exposures in the mouse induce apoptotic degenerative changes in the brain and relatively mild long-term behavioral deficits

Keyphrases

• Behavioral Deficits 100%
• Degenerative Changes 100%
• Isoflurane 100%
• Sedative Drugs 100%
• Repeated Exposure 60%
• Functional Consequences 40%
• Drug Exposure 40%
• Brain Development 40%
• Early-life Exposure 40%
• Brain Regions 20%
• Third Trimester 20%
• Behavioral Disturbances 20%
• Epidemiological Study 20%
• Activity Level 20%
• Anxiety-like Behavior 20%
• Older Women 20%
• Postnatal Age 20%
• Pregnant Women 20%
• Motor Coordination 20%
• Sex-specific 20%
• Neurobehavioral Deficits 20%
• General Anesthetics 20%
• Early Postnatal 20%
• Anesthetic Agents 20%
• Mouse Pups 20%
• Three-year-olds 20%
• Social Preferences 20%
• Acute Damage 20%
• Behavior Preference 20%
• Children under Three 20%

Neuroscience

• Isoflurane 100%
• Behavior Disorder 50%
• Brain Development 50%
• Behavior (Neuroscience) 50%
• Motor Coordination 50%
• Brain Region 50%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Isoflurane 100%
• Anesthetic Agent 50%
• Behavior Disorder 50%
• Preference 50%