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Effects of vitamins on reproductive system of female Swiss albino mice: Fertility, Estrous cycle, folliculogenesis, histopathology, ovary and uterus - Couverture souple

Sharma, Ragini; Qureshi, Nazera

 
9783843380614: Effects of vitamins on reproductive system of female Swiss albino mice: Fertility, Estrous cycle, folliculogenesis, histopathology, ovary and uterus
Couverture souple
ISBN 10 : 3843380619 ISBN 13 : 9783843380614
Editeur : LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, 2010

Synopsis

In the world of environment health and medicine, lead exposure remains one of the most important problems. Despite decades of intensive research, lead toxicity remains one of the most studied subjects of all within the field of environmental health and medicine. This reflects the large gaps that continue to exist in our understanding of the full implications of lead exposure on health. During the 20th century there was an increased risk from environmental byproducts, lead being one of them that may be harmful to reproductive functions in human beings and animals. Therefore as the 21st century has commenced it is appropriate to evaluate directions for future in the field of reproductive toxicity. This experimental interpretation identifies several approaches and suggestions that would help research to continue in meaningful direction. Lead compounds are known to induce toxicity in mammalian systems. However female reproductive toxicity is comparatively less expedited. In the present work, toxic effects of lead were observed on fertility of swiss mice. Along with this, the therapeutic effects of Vitamin C, E and their combination on lead induced toxicity has also investigated.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

In the world of environment health and medicine, lead exposure remains one of the most important problems. Despite decades of intensive research, lead toxicity remains one of the most studied subjects of all within the field of environmental health and medicine. This reflects the large gaps that continue to exist in our understanding of the full implications of lead exposure on health. During the 20th century there was an increased risk from environmental byproducts, lead being one of them that may be harmful to reproductive functions in human beings and animals. Therefore as the 21st century has commenced it is appropriate to evaluate directions for future in the field of reproductive toxicity. This experimental interpretation identifies several approaches and suggestions that would help research to continue in meaningful direction. Lead compounds are known to induce toxicity in mammalian systems. However female reproductive toxicity is comparatively less expedited. In the present work, toxic effects of lead were observed on fertility of swiss mice. Along with this, the therapeutic effects of Vitamin C, E and their combination on lead induced toxicity has also investigated.

Biographie de l'auteur

Dr. Ragini Sharma, M. Sc., PhD (Zoology), Asst. Prof. Dept. of zoology, MLSU. Major research areas are Environmental & developmental toxicology. Current studies are focused on heavy metal toxicity and effects of antioxidant vitamins on pre & postnatal development of mammalian systems. Dr. Nazera Qureshi, presently working on reproductive toxicity.

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Éditeur
LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing
Date d'édition
2010
Langue
anglais
ISBN 10 
3843380619
ISBN 13 
9783843380614
Reliure
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Nombre de pages
188
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