Elizabeth Teodorov

• Abstract

  Environmental accidents arising from oil spills in oceans and impacts to the health of human and marine animals, particularly with large humans to the marine environment. Studies focused on their behavior and environment, but are so natural that they have natural resources for water and effects in terms of biochemicals, teratogenics and biochemicals (such as the reproductive resources dis…

  Investigations on water accomodated fractions of crude oil components in Artemia sp and Danio rerio: a multidisciplinary approach, AP.R

• Abstract

  In Veterinary Medicine is still not consensus if pets may have autism. Although autism clinically diagnosed in dogs is rare, it is know that it is idiopathic disorder. Thus, dogs breeds Doberman, Pinscher and German Shepherd seem to be more susceptible to disease, presenting compulsive and repetitive behaviors (like chasing your tail, bite body blankets and parts) and this behavior appear…

  Prenatal LPS and homeophatic treatment on offspring brain development: maternal studies, biochemical, molecular and mitochondrial activity in autism animal model, AP.R

• Abstract

  The technique of RNA interference (RNAi) offers great potential not only for silencing of target genes in vitro, but also has proved to be a novel therapeutic strategy based on an efficient silencing of a target gene in vivo, such as in therapy for tumors and other types of genetic disorders and viral infections, as well as validate animal models for studies of diseases affecting the cent…

  Gene silencing by RNA interference (RNAi) in vivo: modulation of kappa opioid receptor in the striatum of nuliparous and primiparous female rats and their implications in maternal behavior, AP.R

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• Abstract

  It is the popular belief that a mother undergoes any sacrifice to ensure the survival of her child, whether human or animal species. We also know that motherhood makes the mother more aggressive with strangers and that his pain threshold seems to reach very high levels, since this can be subjected to cold, heat, and intense hunger since your child anything to suffer. Thus it is assumed th…

  The reproductive experience can make a mother more resistant to pain? Molecular aspects, physiological and behavioral aspects of nociception in rats: role of delta opioid receptor, BP.IC

• Abstract

  Maternal behavior (CM) is a specific type of parental behavior, and investment of all direct care (searching, feeding, and cleaning) and indirect (aggression and nest building) presented by the female neonate enabling the organism to survive. When this behavior does not occur, ie, when females cannot adequately care for their offspring by preventing the survival of their offspring, the sp…

  Effects of morphine treatment in female rats on diffents periods of pregnancy: physical and neurobehavioral development in offspring, BP.IC

• Abstract

  In accordance with the principles of chronobiology, infradian rhythms that last longer than 24 hours are prevalent in mammals capable of breeding. The estrous cycle is well known in rodents, consisting of 4-5 days and characterized by the stages of proestrus, estrus, metestrus and diestrus. The regulation of the secretion of pituitary gonadotropins is the result of a complex interrelation…

  Effects of chronic treatment with opioid agonist on modulation of delta opioid receptor gene expression in different areas of female rat brain: rola of steroid hormones, BP.IC

(Only some records are available in English at this moment)