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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Maternal nicotine"”.
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The influence of maternal nicotine exposure on development lung as gas exchanger: the protective effect of copper
… on the developing fetus is well reported. Maternal nicotine exposure during pregnancy and lactation interferes with fetal and neonatal lung growth and development, rendering the lungs more susceptible to damage and disease. interference with the normal developmental processes at any stage …
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Premature aging of the lungs of the offspring induced by maternal nicotine exposure during gestation and lactation: protective effects of tomato juice
… The offspring is as a result exposed to nicotine through the blood and the milk of the mother. Nicotine is thus expected to interact with the developing fetus and the offspring of mothers who smoke or use NRT for smoking cessation, resulting in the interference with normal fetal and …
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Does maternal nicotine exposure during gestation and lactation change the oxidant-antioxidant status of the lungs of the offsprings and is tomato juice protecting the lungs of the offsprings?
Nicotine exposure to the fetus through tobacco smoking or nicotine replacement therapy during the whole period of gestation and lactation causes diverse effects on fetal and neonatal lung development, integrity and maturation which compromise the gas exchange function of the lungs and renders this …
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An investigation into the effect of maternal exposure to nicotine and copper on neonatal lung development
… child. Some mothers try to quit smoking by using nicotine replacement therapy. However, recent studies implicate nicotine as the causative factor for some of the cigarette smoke associated respiratory diseases. Therefore, the aim of this study was to investigate the effect of: 1) maternal exposure …
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Relation between reported maternal caffeine consumption during pregnancy and neonatal state and heart rate
… include exposure to conditions such as maternal stress, disease and the ingestion of a wide range of drugs. While great attention has focused, recently, on the effects of prenatal exposure to such drugs as cocaine and alcohol on newborn behavior, little is known about the effects of …