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Degenerative action on mice and rat testes of polyspermine and its complexes with RNase A
Josef Matoušek, Milan Tománek, Francesca Vottariello, Manuela Morbio, Giovanni Gotte, Massimo Libonati
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- MeSH
- Antispermatogenic Agents pharmacology MeSH
- Cells immunology pathology drug effects MeSH
- Financing, Organized utilization MeSH
- Data Interpretation, Statistical MeSH
- Mice, Inbred ICR MeSH
- Rats, Wistar MeSH
- Ribonucleases genetics immunology drug effects MeSH
- Spermatogenesis genetics immunology drug effects MeSH
- Spermine pharmacology adverse effects MeSH
- Testis immunology pathology drug effects MeSH
A significant aspermatogenic activity, ascertained by microscopic studies of seminiferous tubules and interstitial tissue, and by the observation of the entrance of immunity and fibrocytic cells in mice injected with polyspermine (PS) or polyspermine conjugated to monomeric or dimeric RNase A (PS-RNase A or PS-dimeric RNase A, respectively), was found either in mice injected or in non-injected testes. Polyspermine and its complexes with RNase A destroyed all spermatogenic and intertestitial tissue, including Leydic cells, as well as their ability to secrete testosterone. The total loss of spermatogenic activity in injected testes is irreversible because spermatogonia cells also were destroyed. The injection of PS into both mice testes determined the total degeneration of testicle tissue in 50% of injected testes. The second half of testes was also partly degenerated, and if they were re-injected, almost all testes were fully destroyed. PS-dimeric RNase A injected once into both testicles produced a stronger degeneration and also the interruption of testosterone secretion in comparison with the effects due to injection of mice with PS or PS-RNase A. In all mice treated with these substances, as well as in rats in which PS was injected twice into their testes, we detected polymorfonucleates, monocytes, plasma cells, lymphocytes.and fibrocytic cells. Antibodies against PS, PS-RNase A or PS-dimeric RNase A did not influence the aspermatogenic activity. Animals in which a repeated intra-peritoneal injection was carried out did not lose body mass and remained in good condition, with the exception of mice injected with spermine.
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