Abstract

The article presented literature review about of endogenous opioid system (EOS) formation consist of opioid receptors complex and its ligands (endogenous opioid peptides) in different tissues including placenta. It was shown that formation of fetal EOS is going with anatomic and functional development of the central nervous system and EOS expression begins in the placental tissues as soon as implantation and starts till the end of the pregnancy. Influence of opioid peptides on secretion progesterone, prolactin family peptides, growth hormone, placental lactogens and prolypherine from the trophoblast tissue is discussed.

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  • ■■В статье представлен литературный обзор о становлении у плода эндогенной опиатной системы (ЭОС), представляющей собой совокупность опиатных рецепторов и их лигандов в различных органах и тканях, в том числе в плаценте

  • ■■The article presented literature review about of endogenous opioid system (EOS) formation consist of opioid receptors complex and its ligands in different tissues including placenta

  • It was shown that formation of fetal EOS is going with anatomic and functional development of the central nervous system and EOS expression begins in the placental tissues as soon as implantation and starts till the end of the pregnancy

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Introduction

■■В статье представлен литературный обзор о становлении у плода эндогенной опиатной системы (ЭОС), представляющей собой совокупность опиатных рецепторов и их лигандов (эндогенных опиоидных пепти­ дов) в различных органах и тканях, в том числе в плаценте. It was shown that formation of fetal EOS is going with anatomic and functional development of the central nervous system and EOS expression begins in the placental tissues as soon as implantation and starts till the end of the pregnancy. В исследовании на крысах было выявлено, что с ранних сроков нативные опиаты оказывают влияние на рост и развитие плода.

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