Searchable abstracts of presentations at key conferences in endocrinology

ea0011p564 | Growth and development | ECE2006

Sodium, Birth weight, adult weight and Bp in adulthood

Alaee F , Heydarpour F

Introduction: Many epidemiological studies have shown that people who are small at birth tend to have higher blood pressure latter in life. In this study we evaluated the relation between salt consumption in pregnant rat with birth weight, weight changes during breeding period, weight in third Months and blood pressure.Method: Eight groups, each containing 6 mature rats with 200±20 gr weight were selected, Each group contain 5 non-pregnant rats and ...

ea0011p620 | Neuroendocrinology and behaviour | ECE2006

Taste protective mechanism in relation with salt

Alaee F , Heydarpour F

Introduction: Salt is an essential compound to provide Na, but over-consumption of salt could be lethal. As using high salt solution is a traditional way of committing suicide in china, In this research, the action of to salt sensation during consumption of salt solution is elevated.Method: 6 groups, each containing 10 male rat with 200 gr weight were selected. 5 concentration of salt in distilled water were prepared (1,3,5,7,9%). During this study, rats...

ea0032s20.2 | New mechanisms of energy balance | ECE2013

Programming of host metabolism by the gut microbiota

Backhed F

The gut microbiota has co-evolved with its mammalian host and is an important factor that contributes to host metabolism. Metagenomic analyses of stool samples from patients have revealed that the gut microbiota is altered in these metabolic diseases and germ-free mice are protected against disease development. Thus, the gut microbiota has been implicated as a causative, or contributing, factor to obesity, diabetes as well as cardiovascular disease. By using germ-free and conv...

ea0032s28.3 | Autoimmune endocrine disease - Old and new players | ECE2013

Hypophysitis

Kelestimur F

Autoimmune hypophysitis (AH) is characterized by lymphocytic infiltration and eventually destruction of the pituitary tissue. AH accounts for ~1% of pituitary masses and 0.5% of hypopituitarism. Although it has been recognized as an uncommon pituitary disease, its true frequency is not known but certainly underestimated. AH may affect pre- and post-menopausal women, men and children, but most cases are reported in women during reproductive age. AH may be associated with other ...

ea0029s2.3 | 40 years of male hormonal contraception research and no product | ICEECE2012

Acceptability of male hormonal contraception by the pharmaceutical industry and by the consumer

Saad F.

Introduction: Following extensive research activity to develop an effective hormonal approach to control male fertility, little is known concerning attitudes of men and women towards male contraception in different countries. Although several pharmaceutical companies have conducted studies in male contraception, a full clinical development programme to obtain approval for one of the hormonal methods has never been initiated.Methods: Several studies and s...

ea0029s25.2 | Reproductive hormone action | ICEECE2012

Light on the structural communication in gonadotropin hormone receptors: implications in genetic diseases

Fanelli F.

The network paradigm is being increasingly used to describe the topology and dynamics of complex systems. The representation of protein structures as networks of interacting amino acids has in fact been used to investigate and elucidate complex phenomena such as protein folding and unfolding, protein stability, the role of structurally and functionally important residues, protein-protein and protein-DNA interactions and intra- and inter-protein communication and allosterism.</...