In vitro response of the regenerating adrenal gland to epinephrine.
Karam F. A. Soliman, Malak G. Kolta
Abstract
Karam F. A. Soliman, Malak G. Kolta
Abstract
In this experiment, the adrenal medulla was removed from male rats and after 11 days, animals were sacrificed and the adrenal glands were incubated. Addition of epinephrine to the regenerating gland resulted in significant increase in corticosterone content in the gland. However, no significant changes were observed in the intact glands after epinephrine administration. The results of this experiment suggest that epinephrine may be playing a role in the adrenal cortex function.
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In this experiment, the adrenal medulla was removed from male rats and after 11 days, animals were sacrificed and the adrenal glands were incubated. Addition of epinephrine to the regenerating gland resulted in significant increase in corticosterone content in the gland. However, no significant changes were observed in the intact glands after epinephrine administration. The results of this experiment suggest that epinephrine may be playing a role in the adrenal cortex function.
Key concepts: Epinephrine, Adrenal gland, Endocrinology, Internal medicine, Adrenal medulla, Corticosterone, Adrenal cortex, In vitro