Endocrine regulations · 1999
Role of substance P in central control of ovulation in female rats.
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Potargowicz E, Traczyk W Z
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To investigate the influence of substance P on gonadotropin release from the pituitary as evaluated according to the final effect, i.e. the ovulation.
METHODS: Stainless steel tube was implanted into the 3rd cerebral ventricle and substance P (SP), C-terminal hexapeptide of Substance P (SP6-11), Gn-RH and adrenaline were infused on the 3rd day of the cycle (proestrus). The oviducts were then isolated on the day of estrus and the ova were counted.
RESULTS: SP or SP6-11 inhibited the ovulation which was not prevented by intracerebroventricular (i.c.v.) capsaicin pretreatment. The i.c. v. administration of noradrenaline on the 7-8th day of pseudopregnancy induced the ovulation which was prevented by the injection of SP immediately before noradrenaline.
CONCLUSIONS: It is suggested that noradrenergic neuros which control the ovulation by influencing the release of Gn-RH into pituitary portal vessels are affected by SP-ergic neurons.
METHODS: Stainless steel tube was implanted into the 3rd cerebral ventricle and substance P (SP), C-terminal hexapeptide of Substance P (SP6-11), Gn-RH and adrenaline were infused on the 3rd day of the cycle (proestrus). The oviducts were then isolated on the day of estrus and the ova were counted.
RESULTS: SP or SP6-11 inhibited the ovulation which was not prevented by intracerebroventricular (i.c.v.) capsaicin pretreatment. The i.c. v. administration of noradrenaline on the 7-8th day of pseudopregnancy induced the ovulation which was prevented by the injection of SP immediately before noradrenaline.
CONCLUSIONS: It is suggested that noradrenergic neuros which control the ovulation by influencing the release of Gn-RH into pituitary portal vessels are affected by SP-ergic neurons.