Postnatal low-concentration arsenic exposure induces autism-like behavior and affects frontal cortex neurogenesis in rats
In conclusion, postnatal low-concentration arsenic exposure impaired learning and social skills and increased anxiety-like behaviors, and abnormal frontal cortex neurogenesis may be the mechanism underlying these effects.
Source: Environmental Toxicology and Pharmacology - Category: Environmental Health Source Type: research
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