Sentences with word «teratogenicity»

Rothman KJ, Moore LL, Singer MR, Nguyen U-SDT, Mannino S, Milunsky A. Teratogenicity of High Vitamin A Intake.

Using more than the max dilution can risk teratogenicity (deformities in a growing baby).

Isotretinoin has been associated with several adverse effects, including teratogenicity (causing birth defects) and hyperlipidemia.

Our purpose in filing this brief was not to comment on the alleged teratogenicity of Bendectin, a matter on which the Association has no particular expertise.

Ito and colleagues hope the identification of cereblon as a target for thalidomide teratogenicity will lead to rapid screening for similar, safer alternatives.

«Teratogenicity Research» Pre-birth Disability Prevention Investigative Case Studies», Impacts of DESPO - Asia on Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) Strategic Frameworks, and several primary topic - ranges of academic importance including Research Methodology.

«We generally try to avoid the first trimester, although there is little evidence of teratogenicity [the production of fetal abnormalities] from current inhalational agents,» says Dr. Copel.

A new study published in the March 12 issue of Science has identified one primary target of thalidomide's teratogenicity (potential to cause fetal malformations)-- a protein called cereblon.

Previous studies have suggested that thalidomide's therapeutic effects on inflammation, blood vessel formation and cell stress might be partly responsible for its teratogenicity, meaning that eliminating its toxic side effects might also reduce its effectiveness.

«Teratogenicity of High Vitamin A Intake» by Kenneth J. Rothman of the Boston University School of Medicine and his colleagues, correlates vitamin A consumption among more than 22,000 pregnant women with birth defects occurring in subsequent offspring.

Mothers who have taken antidepressant medication during pregnancy should be reassured that much of the evidence to date shows that there is no increased risk of teratogenicity or fetal anomalies.