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Drug disposition in the fetusisms behind the effects caused by these agents are not always known. Distribution studies, e.g. using whole body autoradiography, is one route which together with many others may finally lead to a better understanding of the influence of chemicals on fetal development.

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Developmental patterns of penicillin G excretiontherapy. Indeed, during the immediate postnatal period, the infant is biochemically, physiologically and microbiologically distinct from the adult of its species. Since drug therapy is designed to manipulate biochemistry, physiology, or flora, it is not unexpected that the approach to treatment of disease in the newborn has unique features.

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Chemical induced teratogenesisny substances are teratogenic for man (thalidomide, aminopterin, diphenylhydantoin) and laboratory animalsTeratological accidents in domestic animals reported since 1960 have not been from genopathic origin but rather induced by drugs or food factors.

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Perinatal pharmacology in ruminant modelsThe primary physiological concern of the newborn is simply to survive.. This is achieved only by the onset of a vast air–blood interface for gas exchange, the separation of pulmonary and systemic circulations, the maintenance of body heat which supplies the energetic cost for moving, and the development of immune responsiveness.

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Drug bioavailability in the developing ruminantRespiratory and gastrointestinal infections as well as systemic infections are common in newborn and developing animals. In fact, immunodeficiency makes the young animal more susceptible to disease, so there is often a need for drug administration in the newborn and the young animal. Antibiotics and chemotherapeutics will often have to be given.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-6604-8pharmacology; research; toxicology; Veterinary Medicine; Veterinary Sceince