Fig. 6From: Prenatal alcohol exposure is a leading cause of interneuronopathy in humansConfocal analysis with calretinin and GLUT1 immunolabellings at 33-34 WG. CR-immunoreactive interneurons, labeled in red, remaining at a distance from the vessels, labeled in green (double-headed arrows) in FASD brain (a, c, e, g) contrary to control, where CR-positive interneurons were found in close contact with the vessels (arrows) in all cortical layers (b, d, f, h). Scale bar = 5 μmBack to article page