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• W4313367570 abstract "The central goal of this study was to investigate the alterations in transcriptome of testis in F1 generation adult rats exposed to carbimazole prenatally. At post-natal day 100, the testis of rats delivered to carbimazole exposed (time-mated pregnant rats orally administered with carbimazole from gestation day 9 to 21) and control (untreated pregnant rats) groups were subjected to transcriptomic analysis using NGS platform. A total of 187 differentially expressed (up regulated: 49 genes; down regulated: 138) genes were identified in carbimazole exposed rats over controls and the major processes associated with these altered testicular transcripts were examined. Functional clustering analysis suggest that the involvement of identified DEGs were linked to intrinsic and extrinsic apoptotic pathways, mitochondrial solute carriers slc25a members, nuclear receptors/zinc family members, steroidogenic pathway and cholesterol synthesis, and growth factors and protein kinases and thus represent potential mediators of the developmental toxic effects of carbimazole in F1 generation rats. Based on the findings, it can be concluded that prenatal exposure to carbimazole prominently affects expression of multiple transcripts implicating key regulatory events associated with testicular functions, spermatogenesis and steroidogenesis in rats at their adulthood. These results support our earlier findings and hypothesis. This background information obtained at the testicular transcriptome during gestational hypothyroidism might be helpful for future studies and experiments to gain additional in-depth analysis and to develop strategies to protect F1 generation male reproductive health. SIGNIFICANCE: The rationale for the paper described thyroid gland changes in the off springs. Antithyroid drugs are widely used to control thyroid disorders and used to control thyroid hormone levels during surgeries. Carbimazole is one of the antithyroid drugs and is a parent molecule of methimazole. Both the drugs can able to cross placenta. During fetal period, the development of thyroid gland is not completely formed and hence, the fetus entirely depends on the maternal thyroid hormones. Therefore, it is conceivable that the disturbances at the level of maternal thyroid hormones could interfere with the development of vital organs such as testis and glands including thyroid gland (Kala et al., 2012). To address this notion, the present study was designed and executed." @default.
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• W4313367570 title "Transcriptomic profiling identified altered expression of genes associated with testicular functions in adult F1 rats exposed to carbimazole during fetal period" @default.
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