Transgeneration effects of N-stearoylethanolamine in irradiated rats. / TRANSGENERATsIY̆NI EFEKTY N-STEAROÏLETANOLAMINU V OPROMINENYKh ShchURIV.

OBJECTIVE: to explore possible transgeneration effects in the rats offspring of the first generation of parents subject ed to the combined effects of N stearoylethanolamine (NSE) and external exposure.Materials and metods. In the first generation rats of both sexes born to parents who have experienced the combined influence of ionizing radiation at a dose of 2.0 Gy and NSE a daily dose of 50.0 mg/kg, administered before or after exposure indicators of pro and antioxidant systems (the concentration of TBA reactive products, catalase and glu tathione peroxidase activity in plasma) were defined, concentrations of sex hormones testosterone and estradiol and nitrite anion were studied. RESULTS: Irradiation of parents caused a three fold reduction of testosterone in the blood plasma of males progeny, increased activity of catalase in plasma of female offsprings, as well as significantly increased the concentration of protein in the offsprings' blood plasma of both sexes. Introduction of NSE to parents before exposure caused the acti vation of lipid peroxidation in plasma of both sexes offsprings' against the background of a trustworthy decrease in activity of antioxidant enzymes (catalase and glutathione peroxidase), however, prevented a sharp reduction of testosterone content in the blood plasma of males offsprings, conditioned by the influence of radiation on the body of their parents. NSE introduction to parents after exposure caused no significant violations of pro/ antioxidant bal ance in the body of both sexes progeny, but did not eliminate the negative impact of parental exposure to testos terone levels in male offsprings. CONCLUSION: The transgeneration impact of NSE is manifested by radio sensitizing properties in the first generation offsprings in case of application to parents before irradiation.

Experimental study of radiomodifying properties of N-stearoilethanolamine under a combined impact of ionizing radiation and stress.

OBJECTIVE: to investigate the radiomodifying properties of N-stearoilethanolamine (NSE) in experiment under different conditions of a combined impact of ionizing radiation and stress. METHODS: biochemical, statistical. RESULTS: The radiomodifying properties of N-stearoilethanolamine were revealed under different conditions of a combined impact of ionizing radiation and stress according to the indices of plasma concentrations of TBA-active products, nitrite-anions and catalase activity. CONCLUSIONS: The radioprotective properties of NSE at a dose of 10.0 mg/kg before and after a single total 6.0 Gy irradiation of animals. The radioprotective properties of NSE are identified at a dose of 10.0 mg/kg of animal bodyweight before and after stress. The radiosensitizing properties of NSE occur upon the drug administration in a dose of 10.0 mg/kg before the combined impact of 6.0 Gy ionizing radiation and stress.

Combined effect of N-stearoyiletanolamine and ionizing radiation on hematological indices of peripheral blood in rats.

UNLABELLED: The study objective was to explore the peculiarities of peripheral blood values in rats under the combined influence of 10.0 mg/kg N-stearoylethanolamine (NSE) and 6.0 Gy dose of ionizing radiation to identify the radiomodifying properties of the drug. METHODS: hematological, statistical. RESULTS: it was found that NSE injection to irradiated rats leads to exacerbation of hematopoietic system disorders indicating to radiosensitizing effect of the substance. CONCLUSIONS: The radiosensitizing effect of the drug was established according to qualitative and quantitative abnormalities in peripheral blood values of the rats. Effect of the NSE drug on the rate of recovery processes (i.e. retardation) in the peripheral blood of rats after irradiation was established under these experimental conditions.