Prenatal morphine exposure during late embryonic stage enhances the rewarding effects of morphine and induces the loss of membrane-bound protein kinase C-α in intermediate medial mesopallium in the chick
Prenatal morphine during late stage of embryonic development may result in high risk of morphine rewards in progeny. The loss of membrane-bound protein kinase C-α of intermediate medial mesopallium is associated with increased susceptibility to morphine rewards in chicks prenatally exposed to morphine.