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• W3153710626 abstract "Abstract: Inconsistent reports are available on the role of testosterone in end-organ damage caused by endotoxemia. Here, pharmacologic, surgical, and molecular studies were employed to assess the testosterone modulation of cardiovascular, autonomic, and peripheral and central inflammatory derangements caused by endotoxemia. Studies were performed in conscious male rats preinstrumented with femoral indwelling catheters for the measurement of blood pressure and subjected to castration or pharmacologic interventions that interrupt the biosynthetic cascade of testosterone. Compared with the effects of lipopolysaccharide (10 mg/kg intravenously) in sham operated rats, 2-week castration reduced the lipopolysaccharide-evoked (1) falls in blood pressure, (2) decreases in time- and frequency-domain indices of heart rate variability, (3) shifts in spectral measures of cardiac sympathovagal balance toward parasympathetic dominance, and (4) increases in protein expressions of toll-like receptor-4 and monocyte chemoattractant protein-1 in heart and medullary neurons of the nucleus tractus solitarius and rostral ventrolateral medulla. While the ameliorating actions of castration on endotoxic cardiovascular manifestations were maintained after testosterone replacement, the concomitant inflammatory signals were restored to near-sham levels. The favorable influences of castration on inflammatory and cardiovascular abnormalities of endotoxemia were replicated in intact rats pretreated with degarelix (gonadotropin-releasing hormone receptor blocker) or finasteride (5α-reductase inhibitor) but not formestane (aromatase inhibitor). The data signifies the importance of androgens and its biosynthetic enzymes in cardiovascular and autonomic insults induced by the endotoxic inflammatory response. Clinically, the interruption of testosterone biosynthesis could offer a potential strategy for endotoxemia management." @default.
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• W3153710626 title "Cardiac and brainstem neuroinflammatory pathways account for androgenic incitement of cardiovascular and autonomic manifestations in endotoxic male rats" @default.
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