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Fluoride exposure during development affects both cognition and emotion in mice

January 30, 2014 | Physiology & Behavior. | Liu F, Ma J, Zhang H, Liu P, Liu YP, Xing B, Dang YH. | 124:1-7.

Influence of chronic fluorosis on membrane lipids in rat brain

September-October 1998 | Neurotoxicology and Teratology | Guan ZZ, Wang YN, Xiao KQ, Dai DY, Chen YH, Liu JL, Sindelar P, Dallner G. | 20(5):537-42.

Assessment of pain in fluorosis-induced rats

July 1998 | Toxicology Letters | Coudore F, Nicolay A, Gillet JP, Reynier JP, Delort P. | 95(Suppl 1):63-64.

Effects of high fluoride and arsenic on brain biochemical indexes and learning-memory in rats

October-December 2006 | Fluoride | Wu C, Gu X, Ge Y, Zhang J, Wang J. | 39(2):274-79.

Neurobehavioral toxicity produced by sodium fluoride in drinking water of laboratory rats

2010 | Journal of American Science | El-lethey HS, Kamel MM, Shaheed IB. | 6(5):54-63].

Combined impact of exercise and temperature in learning and memory performance of fluoride toxicated rats.

December 2012 | Biological Trace Element Research | Basha PM, Sujitha NS. | 150(1-3):306-13.

Evaluation of standardized Bacopa monniera extract in sodium fluoride-induced behavioural, biochemical, and histopathological alterations in mice

January 2015 | Toxicology and Industrial Health | Balaji B, Kumar EP, Kumar A. | 31(1):18-30.

Effect of fluoride on insulin level of rats and insulin receptor expression in the MC3T3-E1 cells.

December 2012 | Biological Trace Element Research | Hu CY, Ren LQ, Li XN, Wu N, Li GS, Liu QY, Xu H. | 150(1-3):297-305.

Predominant contribution of the G protein-mediated mechanism to NaF-induced vascular contractions in diabetic rats: association with an increased level of G(qalpha) expression.

February 2000 | The Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics | Hattori Y, Matsuda N, Sato A, Watanuki S, Tomioka H, Kawasaki H, Kanno M. | 292(2):761-8.

Fluoride exposure impairs glucose tolerance via decreased insulin expression and oxidative stress.

September 19, 2009 | Toxicology | García-Montalvo EA, Reyes-Pérez H, Del Razo LM. | 263(2-3):75-83.

The F group experienced higher significant increases in serum glucose concentration than those of control mice at 60, 90, 120 and 240min after administration of glucose. The differential analysis of the AUC of the response obtained with the [oral glucose tolerance test] shows a significant increase of 22.8% in the F exposed group.