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205 related items for PubMed ID: 18470321

  • 1. Low-level human equivalent gestational lead exposure produces supernormal scotopic electroretinograms, increased retinal neurogenesis, and decreased retinal dopamine utilization in rats.
    Fox DA, Kala SV, Hamilton WR, Johnson JE, O'Callaghan JP.
    Environ Health Perspect; 2008 May; 116(5):618-25. PubMed ID: 18470321
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  • 2. Gestational lead exposure selectively decreases retinal dopamine amacrine cells and dopamine content in adult mice.
    Fox DA, Hamilton WR, Johnson JE, Xiao W, Chaney S, Mukherjee S, Miller DB, O'Callaghan JP.
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  • 3. Low-level gestational lead exposure increases retinal progenitor cell proliferation and rod photoreceptor and bipolar cell neurogenesis in mice.
    Giddabasappa A, Hamilton WR, Chaney S, Xiao W, Johnson JE, Mukherjee S, Fox DA.
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  • 4. Low-level human equivalent gestational lead exposure produces sex-specific motor and coordination abnormalities and late-onset obesity in year-old mice.
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  • 5. Increased proliferation of late-born retinal progenitor cells by gestational lead exposure delays rod and bipolar cell differentiation.
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  • 6. Prenatal ethanol exposure alters scotopic and photopic components of adult rat electroretinograms.
    Katz LM, Fox DA.
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  • 7. Low level developmental lead exposure decreases the sensitivity, amplitude and temporal resolution of rods.
    Fox DA, Katz LM, Farber DB.
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  • 8. Bcl-xL-mediated remodeling of rod and cone synaptic mitochondria after postnatal lead exposure: electron microscopy, tomography and oxygen consumption.
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  • 11. Toluene inhalation exposure for 13 weeks causes persistent changes in electroretinograms of Long-Evans rats.
    Boyes WK, Bercegeay M, Degn L, Beasley TE, Evansky PA, Mwanza JC, Geller AM, Pinckney C, Nork TM, Bushnell PJ.
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  • 12. Functional alterations and apoptotic cell death in the retina following developmental or adult lead exposure.
    Fox DA, Campbell ML, Blocker YS.
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  • 13. Lead-induced alterations in rod-mediated visual functions and cGMP metabolism: new insights.
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  • 14. Dopaminergic modulation of rod pathway signals does not affect the scotopic ERG of cat at dark-adapted threshold.
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  • 16. Developmental lead exposure selectively alters the scotopic ERG component of dark and light adaptation and increases rod calcium content.
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