Abstract
Materials and methods The rats were divided into three groups: rats treated with water (CONT=10) rats orally treated with MFS (20mg/ Kg) daily for 15 days until a positive diagnosis of pregnancy (MICO-1=10) and rats orally treated with MFS (20mg/Kg) daily for 15 days prior to and during 21 days of pregnancy (MICO-2=10). It was evaluated on the 17th day of pregnancy the Oral Tolerance Glucose Test (OGTT) and on day 21 the rats were anesthetized and killed by decapitation and thus measured reproductive parameters (Index fertility, childbirth, pregnancy and number of live births and resorption) and serum biomarkers (lipid parameters and liver transaminases) Statistical significance was p <0.05. Results In pregnancy period, there were no changes in glucose data during OGTT evaluation, although MICO-2 rats presented higher glycemia compared to other groups (CONT and MICO-1), with 170mg/dL. Furthermore, the MICO-2 rats presented other negative effects, including dead rats and total resorption of fetuses. The biochemical data presented decreasing of rates of serum lipid (cholesterol and lipoprotein fractions, triglycerides and alanine aminotransferase).
Highlights
The pregnancy period involves a lot of biological changes, and the use of medication must be taken with extremely caution, especially because of its implications for maternal and fetal health, involving biochemical and reproductive functions in maternal organism
Materials and methods The rats were divided into three groups: rats treated with water (CONT=10) rats orally treated with MFS (20mg/ Kg) daily for 15 days until a positive diagnosis of pregnancy (MICO-1=10) and rats orally treated with MFS (20mg/Kg) daily for 15 days prior to and during 21 days of pregnancy (MICO-2=10)
It was evaluated on the 17th day of pregnancy the Oral Tolerance Glucose Test (OGTT) and on day 21 the rats were anesthetized and killed by decapitation and measured reproductive parameters (Index fertility, childbirth, pregnancy and number of live births and resorption) and serum biomarkers Statistical significance was p
Summary
Evaluation of biochemical and reproductive biomarkers in pre and during gestational period in immunosuppressed Wistar rats with mycophelonate sodium. Amanda Lima Deluque*, Nagilla Orleanne Lima do Carmo, Elisangela Miranda de Jesus Lisboa, Gilsielle Benício Jaco, Betina Beatriz Mielke, Madileine Francely Américo, Luciana Aparecida Cora, Maria do Carmo Borges Teixeira, Kleber Eduardo de Campos. From 20th Brazilian Diabetes Society Congress Porto Alegre, Brazil. From 20th Brazilian Diabetes Society Congress Porto Alegre, Brazil. 11-18 November 2015
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