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Effects of Catgut Embedding at "Shimen" (CV 5) on the Endometrial Receptivity during the Periimplantation Period in Mice / 针刺研究
Acupuncture Research ; (6)2010.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-580840
ABSTRACT
Objective To observe the effect of catgut embedding(CE) at "Shimen"(CV 5) on the endometrial receptivity,pinopodes expression of the endometrial surface and leukaemia inhibitory factor(LIF) immunoactivity during periimplantation period.Methods Thirty Kunming mice were randomly divided into control,CE of "Shimen"(CV 5,CE-CV 5) and medication groups(n=10/group).For mice of CE-CV 5 group,a piece of catgut was embedded into the subcutaneous tissue of "Shimen"(CV 5) on the day when the vagina-discharged epistom was found(pregnancy day 1,Pd 1).On Pd 4,mifepristone(0.1 mL,diluted in propylene glycol) was subcutaneously injected into CV 5 in rats of medication group.The expression of endometrial pinopodes(sampled on Pd 5) was observed by scanning electron microscopy.The immunoactivity of LIF of the endometrium was detected by immunohistochemistry.Results Compared with control group,the mean optical density(OD) values of LIF in CE-CV 5 and medication groups decreased significantly(P0.05).Electronic microscopic observation showed 1) abundant mature pinopodes on the endometrial surface,with a large number of well-stacked ecphyma in control group;2) fewer pinopodes and well-arranged smooth epithelial cells on the endometrial surface in catgut embedding group;and 3) no pinopodes found in the endometrium of medication group.Conclusion Catgut embedding at "Shimen"(CV 5) can suppress the establishment of the mouse endometrial receptivity,which is possibly related to its effect in inhibiting the expression of endometrial pinopodes and LIF.

Full text: Available Index: WPRIM (Western Pacific) Language: Chinese Journal: Acupuncture Research Year: 2010 Type: Article

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Full text: Available Index: WPRIM (Western Pacific) Language: Chinese Journal: Acupuncture Research Year: 2010 Type: Article