Efeito da exposição à fumaça de cigarro durante a prenhez e a lactação de ratas e sua prole sobre parâmetros séricos e morfométricos


Autoria(s): Gomes, Patrícia Rodrigues Lourenço; Seraphim, Patricia Monteiro
Contribuinte(s)

Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP)

Data(s)

27/05/2014

27/05/2014

01/12/2010

Resumo

PURPOSE: to investigate the effect of cigarette smoke exposure on body and tissue weight gain, serum parameters and milk yield during pregnancy and lactation in rats, and the impact on offspring from birth toil young adulthood. METHODS: 40 Wistar pregnant rats were randomly divided into: CG - not exposed to cigarette smoke and sacrificed at the end of pregnancy; CL - not exposed to cigarette smoke and sacrificed at the end of lactation; FG - exposed to cigarette smoke and sacrificed at the end of pregnancy; FL - exposed to cigarette smoke and sacrificed at the end of lactation. The offspring were separated by gender and divided according to their mothers' groups. Tissue weight, body weight and serum parameters were evaluated in rats and offspring. Milk yield per pup was calculated. RESULTS: body weight was decreased in FL during lactation (CL=267.0±7.2; FL=235.5±7.2 g*, *p<0.05). Adipose tissue was not detected in the CL and FL groups, and was reduced in FG compared to CG (CG=3.3±0.3; FG=2.4±0.3 g*, *p<0.05). Rats exposed to cigarette smoke had higher blood glucose levels (CG=113±17, CL=86±16, FG=177±21*, FL=178±23 mg/dL*, *p<0.05 CG versus FG e CL versus FL), CL and FL groups presented lower HDL-cholesterol with no change in total cholesterol. Finally, rats exposed to cigarette smoke had lower milk yield compared to unexposed rats (CL=6.7±0.4, FL=5.4±0.3 g*, *p<0.05). In offspring from the FG and FL groups, there was a decrease of body weight from birth to young adulthood, with no changes in gastrocnemius, liver or heart weights in any group, and adipose tissue was no detected in female offspring. There was an increase in blood glucose in offspring of both sexes from rats exposed to cigarette smoke (males: Pcg=107±10.5, Pcl=115±8.6, Pfg=148±16.8*, Pfl=172±11.2**; females: Pcg=109±27.2, Pcl=104±9.7, Pfg=134±20.0*, Pfl=126±13.3**; p<0.05 *Pcg versus Pfg and **Pcl versus Pfl). CONCLUSIONS: exposure to cigarette smoke provokes impairment of morphometric and serum parameters during pregnancy and lactation both in mothers and offspring, which is maintained during young adulthood.

Formato

591-596

Identificador

http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/S0100-72032010001200005

Revista Brasileira de Ginecologia e Obstetricia, v. 32, n. 12, p. 591-596, 2010.

0100-7203

http://hdl.handle.net/11449/72076

10.1590/S0100-72032010001200005

S0100-72032010001200005

2-s2.0-79955082381

2-s2.0-79955082381.pdf

Idioma(s)

por

Relação

Revista Brasileira de Ginecologia e Obstetrícia

Direitos

openAccess

Palavras-Chave #Animal Lactation Animals #Newborn Homeostasis #Smoking/adverse effects Pregnancy #animal #drug effect #environmental exposure #female #growth, development and aging #lactation #passive smoking #pregnancy #prenatal exposure #rat #suckling #Wistar rat #Animals #Animals, Suckling #Female #Lactation #Maternal Exposure #Pregnancy #Prenatal Exposure Delayed Effects #Rats #Rats, Wistar #Tobacco Smoke Pollution
Tipo

info:eu-repo/semantics/article