Anti-estrus Drugs on Subestrus of Ovariectomized C3H Mice.
Elizabeth M. Cranston
Abstract
Elizabeth M. Cranston
Abstract
Certain drugs, namely reserpine, chlorpromazine, perphenazine, meprobamate, nidroxyzone and Enheptin, previously found to have anti-estrus effect in intact mice, did not alter the frequency of subestrus nor development of subestrus in ovariectomized C3H mice. Other findings in ovariectomized mice were: (1) frequency of subestrus tended to decrease with time and (2) restriction of food intake in mice with established subestrus did not alter frequency of subestrus.
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Certain drugs, namely reserpine, chlorpromazine, perphenazine, meprobamate, nidroxyzone and Enheptin, previously found to have anti-estrus effect in intact mice, did not alter the frequency of subestrus nor development of subestrus in ovariectomized C3H mice. Other findings in ovariectomized mice were: (1) frequency of subestrus tended to decrease with time and (2) restriction of food intake in mice with established subestrus did not alter frequency of subestrus.
Key concepts: Ovariectomized rat, Perphenazine, Estrous cycle, Meprobamate, Reserpine, Chlorpromazine, Endocrinology, Internal medicine