[Morphological characteristics of the testicles of male Wistar rats intoxicated with morphine].
V. A. Mkhitarov, Lun'kova Lk
Abstract
V. A. Mkhitarov, Lun'kova Lk
Abstract
Experimental study of the effect of morphine on reproductive organs was made in Wistar rats. In the experimental animals from Group 1, 1% morphine solution was intraperitoneally injected in increasing doses during 10 days while in Group 2 animals were taught to administer morphine themselves during 28 days. Morphological and morphometric studies were conducted. The plasma levels of follicle-stimulating hormone, luteinizing hormone, corticosterone, testosterone, and estradiol were measured by enzyme immunoassay. It was ascertained that there was a progressive inhibition of both hormonopoietic and spermatogenic functions depending on the duration of morphine use.
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Experimental study of the effect of morphine on reproductive organs was made in Wistar rats. In the experimental animals from Group 1, 1% morphine solution was intraperitoneally injected in increasing doses during 10 days while in Group 2 animals were taught to administer morphine themselves during 28 days. Morphological and morphometric studies were conducted. The plasma levels of follicle-stimulating hormone, luteinizing hormone, corticosterone, testosterone, and estradiol were measured by enzyme immunoassay. It was ascertained that there was a progressive inhibition of both hormonopoietic and spermatogenic functions depending on the duration of morphine use.
Key concepts: Morphine, Testosterone (patch), Luteinizing hormone, Endocrinology, Internal medicine, Corticosterone, Follicle-stimulating hormone, Hormone