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EFFECT OF SUPPLEMENTING MOUSE MATERNAL DIET DURING PREGNANT AND WEANING PERIOD BY FISH OIL AND VITAMIN E ON MALE OFFSPRING REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS

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  69-83

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 Background: The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of fed FISH OIL (FO) with or without VITAMIN E for mothers on the testis cells of male offsprings.Materials and Methods: Sixty mature female NMRI mice were divided into different groups: control (CTR, Standard diet(vitamin E 50 mg IU/kg) pre and postnatal period); I) Gavages 0.01 ml/day/mother FISH OIL (FO)+CTR diet during prenatal period; II) Gavages FO+CTR diet during postnatal period, III) consumed VITE (125 mg IU/kg) 2.5 folded greater than standard recommendations (2×) during prenatal period; IV) consumed VITE(2×) diet during pre and postnatal period; V) consumed VITE (2×) diet during postnatal period, VI) Gavages FO+VITE (2×) diet during prenatal period, VII) Gavage FO+VITE (2×) diet during postnatal period, VIII) Gavages FO+VITE (2×) diet during pre and postnatal period. After weaning, the testes were collected and histological data were analyzed using SAS software by Duncan test.Results: testes cells length, width and weight was lower in offspring which their mothers fed FO+CTR diet during prenatal, (p<0.05).Vitamin E consumption during postnatal period improved these parameters (p<0.05). Spermatogoni (47 vs. 43), spermatocyte (43 vs. 34), Spermatid (63 vs. 44), Sertoli (0.9 vs. 2), and Leydig (3 vs. 1.7) were increased as FO+VITE was used than CTR (p<0.05).Conclusion: The positive effects of supplementation maternal diet by FO with VITE or sole VITE was observed. Thus, antioxidants should be consumed along with omega-3 fatty acids in maternal diet.

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    ZARE EBRAHIM ABAD, FAHIMEH, SHAHVERDI, ABDOLHOSEIN, HEIDARI NASR ABADI, MITRA, & ALIZADEH, ALIREZA. (2017). EFFECT OF SUPPLEMENTING MOUSE MATERNAL DIET DURING PREGNANT AND WEANING PERIOD BY FISH OIL AND VITAMIN E ON MALE OFFSPRING REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS. ARAK MEDICAL UNIVERSITY JOURNAL (AMUJ), 20(1 (118)), 69-83. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/69144/en

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    ZARE EBRAHIM ABAD FAHIMEH, SHAHVERDI ABDOLHOSEIN, HEIDARI NASR ABADI MITRA, ALIZADEH ALIREZA. EFFECT OF SUPPLEMENTING MOUSE MATERNAL DIET DURING PREGNANT AND WEANING PERIOD BY FISH OIL AND VITAMIN E ON MALE OFFSPRING REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS. ARAK MEDICAL UNIVERSITY JOURNAL (AMUJ)[Internet]. 2017;20(1 (118)):69-83. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/69144/en

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    FAHIMEH ZARE EBRAHIM ABAD, ABDOLHOSEIN SHAHVERDI, MITRA HEIDARI NASR ABADI, and ALIREZA ALIZADEH, “EFFECT OF SUPPLEMENTING MOUSE MATERNAL DIET DURING PREGNANT AND WEANING PERIOD BY FISH OIL AND VITAMIN E ON MALE OFFSPRING REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS,” ARAK MEDICAL UNIVERSITY JOURNAL (AMUJ), vol. 20, no. 1 (118), pp. 69–83, 2017, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/69144/en

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