Stress lived before conception alters the maturation of the offspring

DJOUİNİ, Amina; BENKERMİCHE, Sabri; BOUOUZA, Fatiha; HALOUİ, Meriem; TAHRAOUİ, Abdelkrim

Stress lived before conception alters the maturation of the offspring

Meriem HALOUİ, (Laboratory of Applied Neuroendocrinology, Department of Biology, Faculty of sciences, University of Badji Mokhtar -Annaba-Algeria)

Amina DJOUİNİ, (Laboratory of Applied Neuroendocrinology, Department of Biology, Faculty of sciences, University of Badji Mokhtar -Annaba-Algeria)

Fatiha BOUOUZA, (Laboratory of Animal Ecophysiology, Department of Biology, Faculty of Science, University of Badji Mokhtar -Annaba-Algeria)

Abdelkrim TAHRAOUİ, (Laboratory of Applied Neuroendocrinology, Department of Biology, Faculty of sciences, University of Badji Mokhtar -Annaba-Algeria)

Sabri BENKERMİCHE (Laboratory of Applied Neuroendocrinology, Department of Biology, Faculty of sciences, University of Badji Mokhtar -Annaba-Algeria)

Journal of Mood Disorders

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Yıl: 2017 Cilt: 7 Sayı: 4 Sayfa Aralığı: 191 - 198 Metin Dili: İngilizce İndeks Tarihi: 29-07-2022

Stress lived before conception alters the maturation of the offspring

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To test the possibility that the pregestational chronic restraint stress can influence, indirectly, the development of the offspring, female albino wistar rats were divided into two experimental groups. The stress was applied 1 h daily for 4 days for 5 consecutive weeks, by placement into plexiglas tubes, so that the animal was unable to move. After parturition, the descent resulting from the control and stressed mothers was used for the behavioral study. Maternal glycemia was measured during stress. After birth, the neurobehavioral and physiological maturation of the offspring (somatic, physical, and reflexes) were studied from the 2end to the 18th postnatal day (PND). Results showed hyperglycemia in the stressed mothers, while the little rats resulting from stressed group present difficulties in tests used for physical and behavio,ral development considered as consequences the nervous structure deterioration occurred during the development.

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APA	HALOUİ M, DJOUİNİ A, BOUOUZA F, TAHRAOUİ A, BENKERMİCHE S (2017). Stress lived before conception alters the maturation of the offspring. , 191 - 198.
Chicago	HALOUİ Meriem,DJOUİNİ Amina,BOUOUZA Fatiha,TAHRAOUİ Abdelkrim,BENKERMİCHE Sabri Stress lived before conception alters the maturation of the offspring. (2017): 191 - 198.
MLA	HALOUİ Meriem,DJOUİNİ Amina,BOUOUZA Fatiha,TAHRAOUİ Abdelkrim,BENKERMİCHE Sabri Stress lived before conception alters the maturation of the offspring. , 2017, ss.191 - 198.
AMA	HALOUİ M,DJOUİNİ A,BOUOUZA F,TAHRAOUİ A,BENKERMİCHE S Stress lived before conception alters the maturation of the offspring. . 2017; 191 - 198.
Vancouver	HALOUİ M,DJOUİNİ A,BOUOUZA F,TAHRAOUİ A,BENKERMİCHE S Stress lived before conception alters the maturation of the offspring. . 2017; 191 - 198.
IEEE	HALOUİ M,DJOUİNİ A,BOUOUZA F,TAHRAOUİ A,BENKERMİCHE S "Stress lived before conception alters the maturation of the offspring." , ss.191 - 198, 2017.
ISNAD	HALOUİ, Meriem vd. "Stress lived before conception alters the maturation of the offspring". (2017), 191-198.

APA	HALOUİ M, DJOUİNİ A, BOUOUZA F, TAHRAOUİ A, BENKERMİCHE S (2017). Stress lived before conception alters the maturation of the offspring. Journal of Mood Disorders, 7(4), 191 - 198.
Chicago	HALOUİ Meriem,DJOUİNİ Amina,BOUOUZA Fatiha,TAHRAOUİ Abdelkrim,BENKERMİCHE Sabri Stress lived before conception alters the maturation of the offspring. Journal of Mood Disorders 7, no.4 (2017): 191 - 198.
MLA	HALOUİ Meriem,DJOUİNİ Amina,BOUOUZA Fatiha,TAHRAOUİ Abdelkrim,BENKERMİCHE Sabri Stress lived before conception alters the maturation of the offspring. Journal of Mood Disorders, vol.7, no.4, 2017, ss.191 - 198.
AMA	HALOUİ M,DJOUİNİ A,BOUOUZA F,TAHRAOUİ A,BENKERMİCHE S Stress lived before conception alters the maturation of the offspring. Journal of Mood Disorders. 2017; 7(4): 191 - 198.
Vancouver	HALOUİ M,DJOUİNİ A,BOUOUZA F,TAHRAOUİ A,BENKERMİCHE S Stress lived before conception alters the maturation of the offspring. Journal of Mood Disorders. 2017; 7(4): 191 - 198.
IEEE	HALOUİ M,DJOUİNİ A,BOUOUZA F,TAHRAOUİ A,BENKERMİCHE S "Stress lived before conception alters the maturation of the offspring." Journal of Mood Disorders, 7, ss.191 - 198, 2017.
ISNAD	HALOUİ, Meriem vd. "Stress lived before conception alters the maturation of the offspring". Journal of Mood Disorders 7/4 (2017), 191-198.