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• W2097316923 abstract "Administration of an estrogen challenge during the luteal phase, a time when progesterone concentrations are elevated, fails to elicit a gonadotropin-positive feedback response. The purpose of the present study was to determine if endogenous opiates are involved in the mechanism by which progesterone blocks the estrogen-induced gonadotropin surge in monkeys. To this end, rhesus monkeys in the luteal phase were pretreated with either saline or various regimens of nalmefene, a long-acting opiate antagonist, before being given an estrogen challenge. Three groups of animals were given nalmefene (10 mg, iv) every 12 h beginning 24, 48, or 96 h before an estrogen challenge and continued until 48 h after the start of the estrogen challenge. A fourth group received a continuous sc infusion of nalmefene (20 mg/day) via osmotic minipumps beginning 48 h in advance of the estrogen challenge. In a second experiment, monkeys in the follicular phase received progesterone implants at the time of an estrogen challenge and iv injections of nalmefene every 12 h for 48 h. Gonadotropin and steroid levels were monitored in both experiments by collecting blood samples by saphenous venipuncture at intervals of 6-12 h. The majority of luteal phase animals that were pretreated with saline were unresponsive to the estrogen challenge. Only 2 of 16 (12.5%) had an increase in LH concentrations that could be classified as a surge. Animals pretreated with iv nalmefene every 12 h beginning 48 h before the estrogen challenge exhibited a higher incidence of positive feedback responses (8 of 12 or 66.7%). A concomitant FSH surge was observed in 3 of these instances. However, when progesterone concentrations, which declined before the estrogen challenge in the nalmefene-treated group, were supplemented with exogenous progesterone, nalmefene failed to evoke any LH surges. Six of 8 animals that received nalmefene by sc infusion exhibited LH responses. However, the amplitude and duration of these LH responses were diminished, and no FSH responses were observed. Monkeys pretreated with nalmefene for either shorter (24 h) or longer (96 h) periods before the challenge were less responsive (0 responses out of 6 trials and 1 response out of 4 trials, respectively). Nalmefene was equally ineffective in preventing progesterone inhibition of the estradiol-induced LH surge in follicular phase animals (0 of 15 animals had LH surge). These results indicate that nalmefene antagonism of endogenous opiates does not enable estrogen to exert positive feedback effects on LH release when progesterone levels are high, such as during the luteal phase or after progesterone administration.(ABSTRACT TRUNCATED AT 400 WORDS)" @default.
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