Administration of Memantine During Withdrawal Mitigates Overactivity and Spatial Learning Impairments Associated with Neonatal Alcohol Exposure in Rats - Idrus, Nirelia M.; McGough, Nancy N. H.; Riley, Edward P.; Thomas, Jennifer D. (Alcoholism, clinical and experimental research, 2014)
Keywords: Alcohol Withdrawal Delirium - drug therapy; Alcohol Withdrawal Delirium - psychology; Animals; Animals, Newborn - physiology; Binge Drinking - psychology; Binge Ethanol; Cell Count; Central Nervous System Depressants - pharmacology; Discrimination Learning - drug effects; Ethanol - blood; Excitatory Amino Acid Antagonists - therapeutic use; Excitotoxicity; Female; Fetal Alcohol; Growth - drug effects; Hyperkinesis - chemically induced; Hyperkinesis - prevention & control; Learning Disabilities - chemically induced; Learning Disabilities - drug therapy; Learning Disabilities - psychology; Male; Maze Learning - drug effects; Memantine - therapeutic use; Motor Activity - drug effects; NMDA; Psychomotor Performance - drug effects; Purkinje Cells - drug effects; Rats; Rats, Sprague-Dawley; Reversal Learning - drug effects; Treatment; NMDA; Binge Ethanol; Treatment; Fetal Alcohol; Excitotoxicity