Sex hormones and the motility of and prostaglandin output from, uterine horns of immature rats

The effects of injecting estradiol, progesterone or both hormones, to immature rats,on the spontaneous contractions of isolated uterine horns and on prostaglandin (PG) E and F-like materials released into the bathing medium, were studied. The in vitro contractile decrement detected both in controls...

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Autores principales: Chaud, M., Gonzalez, E.T., Franchi, A.M., Gimeno, M.F., Gimeno, A.L.
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spelling todo:paper_02621746_v15_n1_p35_Chaud2023-10-03T15:12:35Z Sex hormones and the motility of and prostaglandin output from, uterine horns of immature rats Chaud, M. Gonzalez, E.T. Franchi, A.M. Gimeno, M.F. Gimeno, A.L. acetylsalicylic acid estradiol indometacin progesterone prostaglandin age animal experiment drug efficacy female genital system immaturity nonhuman rat uterus Animals Aspirin Estradiol Female Indomethacin Progesterone Prostaglandins E Prostaglandins F Rats Sexual Maturation Uterine Contraction Uterus Animalia The effects of injecting estradiol, progesterone or both hormones, to immature rats,on the spontaneous contractions of isolated uterine horns and on prostaglandin (PG) E and F-like materials released into the bathing medium, were studied. The in vitro contractile decrement detected both in controls as well as in the group receiving progesterone (P4) alone, was only minor. On the other hand, preparations from rats treated with 17-beta-estradiol (E2) exhibited a significant and progressive reduction of spontaneous motility. Coincident with these smaller contractions a significant diminution of PGE-output accompanied by an enhancement of the release of PGF-like material into the suspending solution, were found. The initial (postisolation) isometric developed tension (IDT) of uterine preparations from immature rats injected with sex hormones was significantly higher than that of tissues from untreated control animals. Neither the initial contractile frequency (CF) nor its constancy changed following hormonal treatment (E2 Or P4),except in the case of uteri from animals administered with P4, which showed a smaller decrement of CF than controls. Furthermore, tissue preparations obtained from animals injected with P4 released into the bathing media similar amounts of PGE-like material as controls, but significantly more PGF. It is interesting that the injection of E2 Plus P4 increased the output of PGF-like material but did not modify that of PGE i. e., the depressive effect of estradiol on the release of PGE into the bathing media was abolished by the administration of P4. On the other hand, the addition of indomethacin or acetylsalicylic acid to the bath solution reduced significantly contractions of uterine horns isolated from immature animals. The foregoing results, supporting our previous findings on the effect of P4 on PGF release from the rat uterus, are in keeping with the hypothesis holding that better spontaneous motility correlates well with a greater release of PGE and that E2 injection coincides with a depression of both PGE output and myometrial contractions. © 1984. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_02621746_v15_n1_p35_Chaud
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topic acetylsalicylic acid
estradiol
indometacin
progesterone
prostaglandin
age
animal experiment
drug efficacy
female genital system
immaturity
nonhuman
rat
uterus
Animals
Aspirin
Estradiol
Female
Indomethacin
Progesterone
Prostaglandins E
Prostaglandins F
Rats
Sexual Maturation
Uterine Contraction
Uterus
Animalia
spellingShingle acetylsalicylic acid
estradiol
indometacin
progesterone
prostaglandin
age
animal experiment
drug efficacy
female genital system
immaturity
nonhuman
rat
uterus
Animals
Aspirin
Estradiol
Female
Indomethacin
Progesterone
Prostaglandins E
Prostaglandins F
Rats
Sexual Maturation
Uterine Contraction
Uterus
Animalia
Chaud, M.
Gonzalez, E.T.
Franchi, A.M.
Gimeno, M.F.
Gimeno, A.L.
Sex hormones and the motility of and prostaglandin output from, uterine horns of immature rats
topic_facet acetylsalicylic acid
estradiol
indometacin
progesterone
prostaglandin
age
animal experiment
drug efficacy
female genital system
immaturity
nonhuman
rat
uterus
Animals
Aspirin
Estradiol
Female
Indomethacin
Progesterone
Prostaglandins E
Prostaglandins F
Rats
Sexual Maturation
Uterine Contraction
Uterus
Animalia
description The effects of injecting estradiol, progesterone or both hormones, to immature rats,on the spontaneous contractions of isolated uterine horns and on prostaglandin (PG) E and F-like materials released into the bathing medium, were studied. The in vitro contractile decrement detected both in controls as well as in the group receiving progesterone (P4) alone, was only minor. On the other hand, preparations from rats treated with 17-beta-estradiol (E2) exhibited a significant and progressive reduction of spontaneous motility. Coincident with these smaller contractions a significant diminution of PGE-output accompanied by an enhancement of the release of PGF-like material into the suspending solution, were found. The initial (postisolation) isometric developed tension (IDT) of uterine preparations from immature rats injected with sex hormones was significantly higher than that of tissues from untreated control animals. Neither the initial contractile frequency (CF) nor its constancy changed following hormonal treatment (E2 Or P4),except in the case of uteri from animals administered with P4, which showed a smaller decrement of CF than controls. Furthermore, tissue preparations obtained from animals injected with P4 released into the bathing media similar amounts of PGE-like material as controls, but significantly more PGF. It is interesting that the injection of E2 Plus P4 increased the output of PGF-like material but did not modify that of PGE i. e., the depressive effect of estradiol on the release of PGE into the bathing media was abolished by the administration of P4. On the other hand, the addition of indomethacin or acetylsalicylic acid to the bath solution reduced significantly contractions of uterine horns isolated from immature animals. The foregoing results, supporting our previous findings on the effect of P4 on PGF release from the rat uterus, are in keeping with the hypothesis holding that better spontaneous motility correlates well with a greater release of PGE and that E2 injection coincides with a depression of both PGE output and myometrial contractions. © 1984.
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author Chaud, M.
Gonzalez, E.T.
Franchi, A.M.
Gimeno, M.F.
Gimeno, A.L.
author_facet Chaud, M.
Gonzalez, E.T.
Franchi, A.M.
Gimeno, M.F.
Gimeno, A.L.
author_sort Chaud, M.
title Sex hormones and the motility of and prostaglandin output from, uterine horns of immature rats
title_short Sex hormones and the motility of and prostaglandin output from, uterine horns of immature rats
title_full Sex hormones and the motility of and prostaglandin output from, uterine horns of immature rats
title_fullStr Sex hormones and the motility of and prostaglandin output from, uterine horns of immature rats
title_full_unstemmed Sex hormones and the motility of and prostaglandin output from, uterine horns of immature rats
title_sort sex hormones and the motility of and prostaglandin output from, uterine horns of immature rats
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