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In the developing brain, the death of immature oligodendrocytes (OLs) has been proposed to explain a developmental window for vulnerability to white matter injury (WMI). However, in neonatal mice, chronic sublethal intermittent hypoxia (IH) recapitulates the phenotype of diffuse WMI without affecting cellular viability. This work determines whether, in neonatal mice, a developmental window of WMI vulnerability exists in the absence of OLs lineage cellular death. Neonatal mice were exposed to cell-nonlethal early or late IH stress. The p
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