EVALUATION OF ACID PHOSPHATASE ACTIVITY ALTERATIONS IN MOUSE OVARY AFTER OVARIAN HYPERSTIMULATION IN EARLY STAGES OF PSEUDO AND NORMAL PREGNANCIES UNTIL IMPLANTATION TIME

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NAZM BOJNOURDI M.; SALEHNIA M.; ALAMEH A.

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Journal: Journal of Reproduction & Infertility Year:2006 | Volume:7 | Issue:1 (26) Page(s): 17-24

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EVALUATION OF ACID PHOSPHATASE ACTIVITY ALTERATIONS IN MOUSE OVARY AFTER OVARIAN HYPERSTIMULATION IN EARLY STAGES OF PSEUDO AND NORMAL PREGNANCIES UNTIL IMPLANTATION TIME

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NAZM BOJNOURDI M. | SALEHNIA M. | ALAMEH A. | Issue Writer Certificate

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ACID PHOSPHATASEQ2

OVULATION INDUCTIONQ3

OVARYQ2

IMPLANTATIONQ3

PSEUDOPREGNANCYQ2

PREIMPLANTATIONQ2

ESTEROIDOGENESISQ2

Abstract

Introduction: ACID PHOSPHATASE (ACP) is a lysosomal enzyme which contributes in ovarian etabolic functions such as oocyte maturation, resumption of mitotic divisions, germinal vesicle breakdown and ovulation. It digestes the corpus lutetium and helps the atresia of follicles by autophagia and hetrophagia activities. Considering the hormonal control of this enzyme, the present study was designed to determine the ovarian ACP activity after ovulation stimulation by the administration fo PMSG and hCG during PREIMPLANTATION period.Materials & Methods: For this purpose a number of 6 to 10-week old female NMRI mice were selected and randomly divided into control and hyperstimulated groups after the administeration of PMSG and hCG, and later to pregnant and pseudopregnant groups. The mice were rendered pseudopregnant by mechanical vaginal stimulatin. Five mice in each group were sacrificed by cervical dislocation at the first to the sixth day of pregnancy for biochemical assays. The ovarian samples were obtained and were hemogenated and centrifuged at 14000 g. The activity of the enzyme was determined using paranitrophenyl phosphate as substrate and later the specific activity of the enzyme was calculalated according to the amount of total protein. The data were analysed by Mann Whitheny test. Statistical significance was indicated by a P value less than 0.05. For hisotchemical evaluations, the sampels were obtained from one of the ovaries in each mouse and then 5 μm thick cryosections were prepared. Cryosections were stained by Goumory method. Results: The ACP activity of ovarian tissues in the first day of pregnancy in the normal pregnant and pseudopregnant control groups, hyperstimulated normal pregnant and pseudopregnant groups were 0.34±0.04 IU/mg, 0.39±0.04 IU/mg, 0.4±0.08 IU/mg, 0.45±0.01 IU/mg espectively and in the fourth day were 0.69±0.1 IU/mg, 0.61±0.06 IU/mg, 1.09±0.10 IU/mg and 0.79±0.05 IU/mg. The results showed that biochemical findings correlated with histochemical observations. The ACP reaction changes were seen mainly in granulosa cells with a minimum enzyme activity in the first day (zero activity) and a maximum activity in the fourth day of pregnancy (+3). Conclusion: The increased ACP activity on the 3rd- 4th days of pregnancy, may be due to the esteroidogenic activity of granulosa cells. Also, the results showed that ovarian hyperstimulation could not change the pattern of ovarian ACP activity during early stages of pregnancy. More research is required in this area for a better understanding of the processes.

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NAZM BOJNOURDI, M., SALEHNIA, M., & ALAMEH, A.. (2006). EVALUATION OF ACID PHOSPHATASE ACTIVITY ALTERATIONS IN MOUSE OVARY AFTER OVARIAN HYPERSTIMULATION IN EARLY STAGES OF PSEUDO AND NORMAL PREGNANCIES UNTIL IMPLANTATION TIME. JOURNAL OF REPRODUCTION AND INFERTILITY, 7(1 (26)), 17-24. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/28577/en

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NAZM BOJNOURDI M., SALEHNIA M., ALAMEH A.. EVALUATION OF ACID PHOSPHATASE ACTIVITY ALTERATIONS IN MOUSE OVARY AFTER OVARIAN HYPERSTIMULATION IN EARLY STAGES OF PSEUDO AND NORMAL PREGNANCIES UNTIL IMPLANTATION TIME. JOURNAL OF REPRODUCTION AND INFERTILITY[Internet]. 2006;7(1 (26)):17-24. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/28577/en

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M. NAZM BOJNOURDI, M. SALEHNIA, and A. ALAMEH, “EVALUATION OF ACID PHOSPHATASE ACTIVITY ALTERATIONS IN MOUSE OVARY AFTER OVARIAN HYPERSTIMULATION IN EARLY STAGES OF PSEUDO AND NORMAL PREGNANCIES UNTIL IMPLANTATION TIME,” JOURNAL OF REPRODUCTION AND INFERTILITY, vol. 7, no. 1 (26), pp. 17–24, 2006, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/28577/en

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