Assertion: thalidomide | /r/HasProperty | teratogenic
Facets:
value: in rabbit
type: LOCATION
value: in chicks
type: LOCATION
value: in humans
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Somers simply wanted to know if thalidomide was teratogenic in rabbit and thus did not carry out a dose-response study, which would have been wasteful of animal life.
text: Thalidomide is a teratogenic drug, meaning that when taken while pregnant, it can have terrible impacts on fetal development and cause irreversible damages.
text: However, thalidomide is a teratogenic substance, and a proportion of children born during the 1960s were afflicted with a syndrome known as thalidomide embryopathy (TE).
text: Greek and Greek also state that it was known for five years that thalidomide was teratogenic in humans
text: Thalidomide has strong sedative properties and many women in the early weeks of pregnancy had taken it to ease their morning sickness, utterly unaware its effect on the unborn child can be teratogenic, or "monster-forming".
text: Thalidomide has strong sedative properties and many women in the early weeks of pregnancy had taken it to ease their morning sickness, utterly unaware its effect on the unborn child can be teratogenic, or "monster-forming".
text: Lenalidomide is related to thalidomide, which is known to be teratogenic.
text: Thalidomide is teratogenic in rabbits and chicks, but not in mice and rats