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Placenta
Volume 31, Issue 4
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305-311
, April 2010
Gestational age and dose influence on placental transfer of 63Ni in rats
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Radioactive concentrations detected in placentas and fetuses on GD 12, 15 and 20 in rats injected respectively with various doses of 63Ni for 24
h. (A) The significant increases of 63Ni concentrations Radioactive concentrations detected in placentas and fetuses on GD 12, 15 and 20 in rats injected respectively with various doses of 63Ni for 24
h. (A) The significant increases of 63Ni concentrations in placentas depended upon the dose and the gestational age. (B) The significant increases of 63Ni concentrations in fetuses 24
h after three doses injections were shown in a dose-dependent manner on each GD tested. However, in all three dose groups, 63Ni concentrations in fetuses increased markedly from GD 12 to 15, but decreased moderately on GD 20. Bars indicate mean
±
SEM, *p
<
0.05, **p
<
0.01, ***p
<
0.001. -
The photograph (A) and autoradiograph (B, glass plate coated with nuclear emulsion, exposure time=4 weeks) of a placenta on GD 20 in rat injected with the dose of 640kBq/kg body weight of 63Ni for 24hThe photograph (A) and autoradiograph (B, glass plate coated with nuclear emulsion, exposure time
=
4 weeks) of a placenta on GD 20 in rat injected with the dose of 640
kBq/kg body weight of 63Ni for 24
h. The radioactivity is only concentrated within the basal lamina of placenta. Bar
=
2
mm. -
Representative autoradiograph of fetal sagittal section (640kBq/kg weight of 63Ni administration on GD 20 in rat for 24h) exposed to roentgen film for 4 months. It shows intensive radioactivity locateRepresentative autoradiograph of fetal sagittal section (640
kBq/kg weight of 63Ni administration on GD 20 in rat for 24
h) exposed to roentgen film for 4 months. It shows intensive radioactivity located in bones including frontal, parietal, occipital, sphenoidal bone and vertebrae, clavicle, scapula, costal cartilage, elbow-bone, radial bone, humerus and femur and the organs including heart, liver, kidney, eye, lung and intestine. Bar
=
5
mm. -
Representative photographs and autoradiographs (glass plate coated with nuclear emulsion, exposure time=4 weeks) of the 6th, 7th and 8th cervical vertebras (A), the 7th, 8th and 9th costal cartilagesRepresentative photographs and autoradiographs (glass plate coated with nuclear emulsion, exposure time
=
4 weeks) of the 6th, 7th and 8th cervical vertebras (A), the 7th, 8th and 9th costal cartilages (B), tibia (C) and parietal bone (D) in fetuses on GD 20 in rats injected with the dose of 640
kBq/kg body weight of 63Ni for 24
h. Bar
=
500
μm (A, B, C) and 200
μm (D). -
Radioactive concentrations of 63Ni detected in amniotic fluid (A) and fetal membranes (B) on GD 12, 15 and 20 in rats injected intraperitoneally with different doses of 63Ni for 24h. Bars indicate meaRadioactive concentrations of 63Ni detected in amniotic fluid (A) and fetal membranes (B) on GD 12, 15 and 20 in rats injected intraperitoneally with different doses of 63Ni for 24
h. Bars indicate mean
±
SEM, *p
<
0.05, **p
<
0.01, ***p
<
0.001. -
Radioactive concentrations of 63Ni in maternal blood (A) and kidney (B) on GD 12, 15 and 20, in fetal blood (A) and kidney (B) on GD 20 in rats injected intraperitoneally with different doses of 63NiRadioactive concentrations of 63Ni in maternal blood (A) and kidney (B) on GD 12, 15 and 20, in fetal blood (A) and kidney (B) on GD 20 in rats injected intraperitoneally with different doses of 63Ni for 24
h. Bars indicate mean
±
SEM, *p
<
0.05, **p
<
0.01, ***p
<
0.001. -
The photograph (A) and autoradiograph (B, glass plate coated with nuclear emulsion, exposure time=4 weeks) of a maternal kidney on GD 20 in rat injected with the dose of 640kBq/kg body weight of 63NiThe photograph (A) and autoradiograph (B, glass plate coated with nuclear emulsion, exposure time
=
4 weeks) of a maternal kidney on GD 20 in rat injected with the dose of 640
kBq/kg body weight of 63Ni for 24
h. The radioactivity locates primarily in renal cortex, partially in renal medulla and blood vessel. Bar
=
2
mm.
PII: S0143-4004(10)00041-X
doi: 10.1016/j.placenta.2010.01.015
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