Electronic Cigarettes During Pregnancy: Impact on Fetal Development

项目摘要/摘要 为了调查目的3)胎儿神经行为发育的父母资助“电子CIgA- 孕期发育迟缓：对胎儿发育的影响“(R01 DA 045492)，拟议的行政管理 这项家长助学金的补充将允许获奖的本科生(Cyrena Mat- Inou)通过利用胎儿神经行为来发展与心理相关的编码技能的机会- 国际编码系统(FENS)。Fens编码系统是由MPI索尔兹伯里开发的，并结合了 实时超声的观察数据和胎心率的观察数据以及胎儿心动图的活动数据。 Fens旨在揭示高危和暴露于物质的妇女的缺陷201-204，并已被 被我们小组用来研究暴露在母亲抑郁中的胎儿，药物使用，精神药物- 禁烟和传统的香烟暴露。在父母的研究中，我们将利用Fen来研究神经行为- 对一种新的声音刺激(母亲对陌生人)的口头反应。总体而言，这次实习为学生提供了 在生物行为研究方面的有意义的知识和经验，这些知识和经验可能会在他们的整个过程中进行 研究生和研究生课程及以后的课程。

PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT In order to investigate Aim 3) fetal neurobehavioral development of the parent grant “Electronic Ciga- rettes During Pregnancy: Impact on Fetal Development” (R01 DA 045492), the proposed administrative supplement to this parent grant would allow the awarded undergraduate research student (Cyrena Mat- ingou) an opportunity to develop psychology related coding skills by utilizing The Fetal Neurobehav- ioral Coding System (FENS). The FENS coding system was developed by MPI Salisbury and incorporates observational data from real-time ultrasound with fetal heart rate and activity data from fetal actocardiography. The FENS was designed to reveal deficits in high-risk and substance-exposed fe-tuses201-204 and has been utilized by our group to study fetuses exposed to maternal depression, substance use, psychotropic medica- tions and conventional cig exposure. In the parent study, we will utilize the FENS to investigate neurobehav- ioral responses to a novel voice stimuli (mother vs stranger) paradigm. Overall, this internship offers students meaningful knowledge and experience in biobehavioral research that may be carried on throughout their un- dergraduate and postgraduate studies and beyond.