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DTIC ADA611001: Prenatal Antidepressants and Autism Spectrum Disorder
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According to the CDC Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
prevalence has risen to 1/66, but its causes remains
unclear. Croen et al. (2011) reported an increase in ASD
in children whose mother s took SSRI antidepressants
(ADs) during pregnancy. We are testing this hypothesis in
rodents. The study is a 2-year long experiment to be
decoded and analyzed in YR02. Groups treated during
gestation and lactation are: saline (SAL), citalopram
(CIT), fluoxetine (FLX), bupropion (DUP), and a newly
added positive control group given valproic acid (VPA) on
E12 only. There will be 20 litters/group (except CIT10
with 10) for a total of 110 litters (x8
offspring/litter=880 progeny). All ADs caused unexpected
skin irritation which is being successfully treated with
a 1.5% topical lidocaine spray. Current number of sperm-
positive females enrolled: SAL=12, CIT10=10, CIT5=11,
FLX5=11, BUP15=12, and VPA500=10; total=66 litters (528
offspring), leaving 44 more litters yet to be enrolled.
Litters completed: SAL=6, CIT10=5, CIT5=4, FLX=6, BUP=6,
and VPA500=3; total=30, leaving 80 litters still in
testing or yet to be enrolled (totally 640 progeny).
Given the current rate of enrollment, the last litter is
to be enrolled in February 2015 and the last litter to
finish testing by the end of March 2015.
Date Published: 2018-09-27 00:57:11
Identifier: DTIC_ADA611001
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Language: english
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