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	'''Opioid receptor blockade''' - can transiently accelerate growth.		'''Opioid receptor blockade''' - can transiently accelerate growth.

	By inhibiting maturation, opioids decelerate the pace of development among overlapping populations of neurons and glia within specific brain regions. In the absence of opioids, there is some evidence that critical ~~periods~~ may become abbreviated and some developmental events may have insufficient time for completion—resulting in an increased likelihood of errors. (modified from original figure legend)		By inhibiting maturation, opioids decelerate the pace of development among overlapping populations of neurons and glia within specific brain regions. In the absence of opioids, there is some evidence that {{critical period}}s may become abbreviated and some developmental events may have insufficient time for completion—resulting in an increased likelihood of errors. (modified from original figure legend)

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	:'''Links:''' [[Abnormal Development - Drugs]]		:'''Links:''' [[Abnormal Development - Drugs]] \| {{neural}}

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	By inhibiting maturation, opioids decelerate the pace of development among overlapping populations of neurons and glia within specific brain regions. In the absence of opioids, there is some evidence that critical periods may become abbreviated and some developmental events may have insufficient time for completion—resulting in an increased likelihood of errors. (modified from original figure legend)		By inhibiting maturation, opioids decelerate the pace of development among overlapping populations of neurons and glia within specific brain regions. In the absence of opioids, there is some evidence that critical periods may become abbreviated and some developmental events may have insufficient time for completion—resulting in an increased likelihood of errors. (modified from original figure legend)

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	:'''Links:''' [[Abnormal Development - Drugs]]		:'''Links:''' [[Abnormal Development - Drugs]]
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Opioids and Neural Development Timeline

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	==Opioids and Neural Development Timeline==		==Opioids and Neural Development Timeline==

	Excess opioids - can inhibit and delay growth,		'''Excess opioids''' - can inhibit and delay growth.
	Opioid receptor blockade - can transiently accelerate growth.
			'''Opioid receptor blockade''' - can transiently accelerate growth.

	By inhibiting maturation, opioids decelerate the pace of development among overlapping populations of neurons and glia within specific brain regions. In the absence of opioids, there is some evidence that critical periods may become abbreviated and some developmental events may have insufficient time for completion—resulting in an increased likelihood of errors. (modified from original figure legend)		By inhibiting maturation, opioids decelerate the pace of development among overlapping populations of neurons and glia within specific brain regions. In the absence of opioids, there is some evidence that critical periods may become abbreviated and some developmental events may have insufficient time for completion—resulting in an increased likelihood of errors. (modified from original figure legend)

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			==Opioids and Neural Development Timeline==

			Excess opioids - can inhibit and delay growth,
			Opioid receptor blockade - can transiently accelerate growth.

			By inhibiting maturation, opioids decelerate the pace of development among overlapping populations of neurons and glia within specific brain regions. In the absence of opioids, there is some evidence that critical periods may become abbreviated and some developmental events may have insufficient time for completion—resulting in an increased likelihood of errors. (modified from original figure legend)

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			{{#pmid29410949\|}}

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