Electronic Cigarettes During Pregnancy: Impact on Fetal Development

项目总结/摘要 为了研究目的3）胎儿神经行为发育的父母赠款“电子脑， 妊娠期流产：对胎儿发育的影响”（R 01 DA 045492），拟议的行政管理 补充这一家长补助金将允许授予本科研究生（Cyrena垫， ingou）一个机会，以发展心理学相关的编码技能，利用胎儿神经元- 语音编码系统（FENS）。FENS编码系统由MPI Salisbury开发， 来自实时超声的观察数据与来自胎儿心动图的胎儿心率和活动数据。 FENS旨在揭示高风险和物质暴露胎儿的缺陷201 -204， 被我们的小组用来研究胎儿暴露于母亲抑郁症，物质使用，精神药物， 和传统的CIG暴露。在母研究中，我们将利用FENS来研究神经系统- 新的语音刺激（母亲与陌生人）的口头反应范例。总的来说，这次实习为学生提供了 有意义的知识和经验，在生物行为研究，可能会进行整个他们的联合国， 研究生和研究生学习及以后的学习。

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.