Proteomic Analysis Demonstrates Adolescent Vulnerability to Lasting Hippocampal Changes Following Chronic Alcohol Consumption - Hargreaves, Garth A.; Quinn, Heidi; Kashem, Mohammed A.; Matsumoto, Izuru; McGregor, Iain S. (Alcoholism, clinical and experimental research, 2009)
Keywords: Aging - drug effects; Aging - metabolism; Aging - pathology; Alcohol; Alcohol Drinking - metabolism; Alcohol Drinking - pathology; Alcohol Drinking - physiopathology; Alcoholism and acute alcohol poisoning; Animals; Biological and medical sciences; Brain Chemistry - drug effects; Brain Chemistry - physiology; Disease Susceptibility - chemically induced; Disease Susceptibility - metabolism; Disease Susceptibility - physiopathology; Glycolysis; Hippocampus; Hippocampus - chemistry; Hippocampus - drug effects; Hippocampus - physiopathology; Male; Medical sciences; Proteome; Proteomics - methods; Rats; Rats, Wistar; Toxicology; Wistar Rat; Human; Consumption; Ethanol; Rat; Rodentia; Central nervous system; Proteome; Alcohol; Vulnerability; Encephalon; Alcoholic beverage; Vertebrata; Chronic; Mammalia; Animal; Adolescent; Proteomics; Glycolysis; Hippocampus; Proteome. Wistar Rat