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[Effect of acute alcohol intoxication on lipid peroxidation in testis and adrenal glands of rats].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 06 Dec 1994 Russian Journal:Voprosy pitaniia (issn: 0042-8833,

Authors: A M, Khokha; M F, Kashko; S N, Antsulevich; N A, Doroshkevich; P P, Voronov;

pmid: 7975406

[Effect of acute alcohol intoxication on lipid peroxidation in testis and adrenal glands of rats].

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Abstract

Hormones level and lipid peroxidation processes under influence of acute alcohol intoxication are tested in testes and adrenals of rats. Ethanol marker effects--the rise of corticosterone biosynthesis and depression of testosterone concentration--were reproduced in the experiment. At the moment of maximal changes in steroid levels indices characterising lipid peroxidation didn't differ from the control. At the early stage of the experiment transient shifts in malonic dialdehyde and dienic conjugates levels were noted. The data obtained does not agree with the hypothesis of acute ethanol effects in testes and adrenals being mediated through the changes of lipid peroxidation rate.

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Male, Ethanol, Rats, Adrenal Glands, Testis, Animals, Testosterone, Lipid Peroxidation, Corticosterone, Alcoholic Intoxication

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