The control of prostaglandin production by the endometrium in relation to luteolysis and menstruation

Prostaglandins, Leukotrienes and Essential Fatty Acids

Volumn 53, Issue 3, 1995, Pages 147-195

  Poyser, N L ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH   (United Kingdom)

Author keywords

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Indexed keywords

6 OXOPROSTAGLANDIN F1 ALPHA; ARACHIDONIC ACID; CALCIMYCIN; ESTRADIOL; OXYTOCIN; PHOSPHOLIPASE A2; PROGESTERONE; PROSTAGLANDIN E2; PROSTAGLANDIN F2 ALPHA; THROMBOXANE B2;

CHILDBIRTH; COW; DYSMENORRHEA; ENDOMETRIUM; FEMALE; GOAT; HUMAN; LUTEOLYSIS; MENSTRUAL CYCLE; NONHUMAN; PREGNANCY; PRIORITY JOURNAL; RABBIT; REVIEW; SHEEP; SPECIES DIFFERENCE; SWINE;

ANIMAL; CORPUS LUTEUM; DINOPROST; ENDOMETRIUM; ESTRUS; FEMALE; HUMAN; LABOR, OBSTETRIC; MENSTRUAL CYCLE; MENSTRUATION; PREGNANCY;

EID: 0029100023     PISSN: 09523278     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/0952-3278(95)90115-9     Document Type: Review

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262. Prostaglandin production by the pregnant rat uterus in vitro and its relevance to parturition
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264. Detection of prostaglandin H synthase-2 (PGHS-2) in guinea-pig endometrium
265. Inhibitor of prostaglandin biosynthesis in bovine endometrium during estrous cycle and early pregnancy
266. Studies of endogenous inhibitors of prostaglandin biosynthesis in bovine endometrial tissue collected by biopsy
267. Endogenous inhibitor of arachidonic acid metabolism in the endometrium of the sheep
268. 2
269. Purification and characterization of prostaglandin-F from the bovine liver
270. Prostaglandin synthesis by isolated cells of rat uterus: production rates, and effects of indomethacin and histamine
271. 2α secretion by glandular and stromal cells of the pig endometrium — Effects of oestradiol-17β, progesterone, and day of pregnancy
272. Isolation and culture of glandular epithelial cells and stromal cells from the endometrium of mares
273. 2 by epithelial cells and stromal cells in the endometrium
274. Immunocytochemical localization of prostaglandin synthase in the ovine uterus during the oestrous cycle and in early pregnancy
275. The effects of estrogen and progesterone in vivo on protein synthesis and secretion by cultured epithelial cells from sheep endometrium
276. Autoradiographic localization of oxytocin receptors in the endometrium during the oestrous cycle of the ewe
277. Immonochemical and kinectic evidence for two different prostaglandin H-prostaglandin E isomerases in sheep vesicular gland microsomes
278. The effect of oestradiol-17β and actinomycin D on the release of PGF and PGE from separated cells of human endometrium
279. 2 from separated cells of human endometrium and decidua
280. 2 activity
281. Novel anti-inflammatory peptides from the region of highest similarity between uteroglobin and lipocortin I
282. Is the inhibitory effect of progesterone on endometrial prostaglandin production due to an inhibition of protein synthesis?
283. The corpus luteum of the sheep: functional relationship between the embryo and corpus luteum
284. Maintenance of the corpus luteum of early pregnancy in the ewe. II. Prostaglandin secretion by the endometrium in vitro and in vivo
285. Prostaglandins E and F levels in the conceptus, uterus and plasma during early pregnancy in the ewe
286. 2α synthesis and release in the ewe during the initial establishment of pregnancy
287. 2α release by oestradiol and oxytocin
288. Changes in progesterone and oestrogen receptor messenger RNA and protein during maternal recognition of pregnancy and luteolysis in ewes
289. Effect of pregnancy and systemic or intrauterine oxytocin infusion on the distribution of endometrial oxytocin receptors in the ewe — an autoradiographic study
290. Trophoblastin, an antiluteolytic protein present in early pregnancy
291. Maintenance of the corpus luteum after uterine transfer of trophoblastic vesicles to cyclic cows and ewes
292. Purification and properties of a major, low molecular weight protein released by the trophoblast of sheep blastocysts at day 13–21
293. Proteins released by cutured day 15–16 conceptuses prolong luteal maintenance when introduced into the uterine lumen of cyclic ewes
294. In vitro synthesis and secretion of ovine trophoblast protein-1 during the period of maternal recognition of pregnancy
295. Role of conceptus secretory products in establishment of pregnancy
296. Synthesis and Processing of Ovine Trophoblast Protein-1 and Bovine Trophoblast Protein-1, Conceptus Secretory Proteins Involved in the Maternal Recognition of Pregnancy*
297. Interferon-like sequence of ovine trophoblast protein secreted by embryonic trophectoderm
298. Interferon sequence homology and receptor binding activity of ovine trophoblast antiluteolytic protein
299. High homology between a trophoblastic protein (trophoblastin) isolated from ovine embryo and α-interferons
300. Sheep antiluteolytic interferon: cDNA sequence and analysis of mRNA levels
301. In situ localization of mRNA for the interferon, ovine trophoblast protein-1, during early embryonic development of the sheep
302. Expression of trophoblastic interferon genes in sheep and cattle
303. Characterization of endometrial receptors for ovine trophoblast protein-1 during the estrous cycle and early pregnancy in sheep
304. Ovine trophoblast protein-1 and bovine trophoblast protein-1 are present as specific components of uterine flushings of pregnant ewes and cows
305. Effects of ovine conceptus secretory proteins and progesterone on oxytocin-stimulated endometrial production of prostaglandin and turnover of inositol phosphate in ovariectomized ewes
306. Changes in progesterone and oestrogen receptor mRNA and protein and oxytocin receptors in endometrium of ewes after intrauterine injection of ovine trophoblast interferon
307. Ovine trophoblast protein-1 inhibits development of endometrial responsiveness to oxytocin in ewes
308. Effect of ovine trophoblast protein-1, oestrogen and progesterone on oxytocin-induced phosphatidylinositol turnover in endometrium in sheep
309. Signal transduction by interferon-α through arachidonic acid metabolism
310. Interferon-α mimics effects of ovine trophoblast protein-1 on prostaglandin and protein secretion by ovine endometrial cells in vitro
311. Ovine trophoblast protein-1 and human recombinant interferon-α reduce prostaglandin synthesis by ovine endometrial cells
312. The effect of ovine trophoblast protein-1 on endometrial protein secretion and cyclic nucleotides
313. Correlation between the release of ovine trophoblast protein-1 by the conceptus and the production of polypeptides by the maternal endometrium of ewes
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335. 2α by administration of recombinant interferon-α to cows
336. Regulation of bovine endometrial secretion of prostaglandins and synthesis of 2′,5′-oligoadenylate synthetase by interferon-α molecules
337. Suppression of pusatile release of oxytocin during early pregnancy in the goat
338. Maternal recognition of pregnancy in the goat: effects of conceptus removal on interestrus intervals and characterization of conceptus protein production during early pregnancy
339. Prostaglandin F concentrations in the utero-ovarian venous plasma of the sow during the late luteal phase of the oestrous cycle
340. 2α as luteolysin in swine. 2. Characterization and comparison of prostaglandin F, estrogens and progestin concentrations in utero-ovarian vein plasma of nonpregnant and pregnant gilts
341. 2
342. Porcine conceptuses secrete an interferon during the preattachment period of early pregnancy
343. Onset of secretion of proteins with antiviral activity by pig conceptuses
344. Production of two species of interferon by Large White and Meishan pig conceptuses during the peri-attachment period
345. Effect of porcine conceptus secretory proteins on interestrous interval and uterine secretion of prostaglandins
346. 2 from luminal and myometrial surfaces of endometrium from cyclic and pseudopregnant gilts
347. 2α as the luteolysin in swine. 5. Comparison of prostaglandin F, progestins, estrone and estradiol in uterine flushings from pregnant and nonpregnant gilts
348. 2α as the luteolysin in swine. III. Effects of estradiol valerate on prostaglandin F, progestins, estrone and estradiol in the utero-ovarian vein of nonpregnant gilts
349. 2α in pigs with luteolysis blocked by pregnancy, estradiol benzoate or human chorionic gonadotropin
350. Effect of exogenous estrogens on corpus luteum maintenance in gilts
351. Length of pseudopregnancy and pattern of uterine protein release as influenced by time and duration of oestrogen administration in the pig
352. 2α by uterine endometrium
353. Reorientation of prostaglandin F secretion by calcium ionophore, estradiol, and prolactin in perifused porcine endometrium
354. Endocrinology of the blastocyst and its role in the establishment of pregnancy
355. 2α from the uterine lumen into the vasculature
356. 2 by non-pregnant porcine endometrial luteal tissue and early pregnant porcine endometrial tissue, luteal tissue and conceptuses in vitro
357. Direct luteotrophic effect of oestradiol-17β on pig corpora lutea
358. 2α
359. 2 on luteal function in cycling gilts
360. 2α in indomethacin treated gilts
361. 2α production
362. Concentration of prostaglandins F in uterine venous plasma of anaesthetized mares during the estrous cycle and early pregnancy
363. The role of prostaglandins in the maternal recognition of pregnancy in mares
364. Is an interferon-like protein involved in the maternal recognition of pregnancy in mares?
365. Do mares possess an intracellular endometrial inhibitor of prostaglandin synthesis during early pregnancy?
366. Prostaglandin production by horse embryos and the effect of co-culture of embryos with endometrium from pregnant mares
367. Restricted conceptus mobility results in failure of pregnancy maintenance in the mare
368. 2α, progesterone and oestradiol in non-pregnant and early pregnant guinea-pigs
369. 2α, and oestradiol in the utero-ovarian venous plasma of non-pregnant and early unilaterally pregnant guinea-pigs
370. PRODUCTION OF PROSTAGLANDINS BY THE EARLY PREGNANT GUINEA-PIG UTERUS IN VITRO
371. Prostaglandin production by the early pregnant guinea-pig uterus in relation to implantation and luteal maintenance, and the effect of oestradiol
372. The metabolism of prostaglandins by the guinea-pig uterus with particular reference to corpus luteal maintenance in early pregnancy
373. 2α
374. Effect of guinea-pig conceptus and its secretions on endometrial prostaglandin output
375. Antiluteolytic effect of the embryo
376. Control of luteal function during early pregnancy in the guinea-pig
377. Proteins synthesized and secreted by the guinea-pig conceptus during early pregnancy in relation to corpus luteum maintenance
378. The effects of platelet-activating factor on the output of prostaglandins from the guinea-pig uterus
379. Effects of onapristone on uterine prostaglandin production in guinea-pigs during early and mid-pregnancy
380. Luteotropic action of decidual tissue in the rat: comparison of jugular and uterine vein progesterone level, and the effect of ligation of the utero-ovarian connections
381. Luteotropic Action of Decidual Tissue in the Pregnant Rat
382. Evidence for the secretion of a decidual luteotropin: a prolactin-like hormone produced by rat decidual cells
383. Expression of a prolactin-like protein-B in deciduoma of pseudopregnant rat decidua in early pregnancy
384. De novo synthesis and secretion of prolactin-like protein-B by rat placental explants
385. Progesterone, estradiol and testosterone levels in ovarian venous blood of pregnant rabbits
386. Maternal recognition of pregnancy in the rabbit
387. Control of corpus luteum function in the pregnant rabbit: role of the placenta (‘placental luteotropin’) in regulating responsiveness of corpora lutea to estrogen
388. Rabbit placental-conditioned medium stimulates progesterone accumulation by granulosa-lutein cells in culture: preliminary characterization of a placental luteotropic hormone
389. Further studies on the isolation and characterization of a rabbit foetal-placental “luteotropin”
390. Uterine prostaglandin E secretion and uterine blood flow in the pregnant rabbit
391. The effect of circulating prostaglandin antibodies on reproduction in rabbits with special reference to the placenta
392. Role of rabbit fetuses and placentas in the maintenance of gestation and parturition
393. Control of luteal function during pregnancy: antiluteolytic and luteotropic properties of the developing mouse conceptus
394. Interferon activity is not detected in blastocyst secretions and does not induce decidualization in mice
395. Steroids in the ovarian venous plasma and F prostaglandins in the peripheral plasma during pseudopregnancy and days 1–9 of pregnancy in the golden hamster
396. 2α in blood and milk of buffaloes during the oestrous cycle and early pregnancy
397. A plain-muscle stimulant in the menstrum
398. Further studies on the plain muscle stimulant present in human endometrium
399. The separation of the components of the menstrual stimulant
400. Some physiological properties of the menstrual stimulant substances A1 and A2
401. 2)
402. Prostaglandins in endometrium and menstrual fluid from normal and dysmenorrhoeic subjects
403. Levels of prostaglandins in human endometrium during the normal menstrual cycle
404. 2 in human endometrium during menstrual cycle
405. Prostaglandin content of human endometrium
406. STUDIES IN THE INVOLVEMENT OF PROSTAGLANDINS IN UTERINE SYMPTOMATOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY
407. 2 in the endometrium throughout the human menstrual cycle, after the administration of clomiphene or an oestrogen-progestogen pill, and in early pregnancy
408. The concentrations of prostaglandins in endometrium during the menstrual cycle in women with measured menstrual blood loss
409. Prostaglandin F levels in endometrial jet wash specimens during the normal human menstrual cycle
410. 2α in human uterine flushings
411. 2α
412. Measurement of eicosanoids in menstrual fluid by combined use of high pressure chromatography and radioimmunoassay
413. 2α and prostaglandin E in human endometrium
414. The effect oestradiol-17β and progesterone on prostaglandin production by human endometrium maintained in organ culture
415. 1α production by cultured endometrial and myometrial explants
416. 2α output by human endometrium and endometrial epithelial cells
417. 2α synthesis and metabolism by luteal phase endometrium in vitro
418. The synthesis of PGF by human endometrium in organ culture
419. 2α output by cultures of epithelial and stromal cells in human endometrium
420. 2α output by epithelial and stromal cells of human endometrium
421. 2α levels in primary monolayer cultures of epithelial cells from human proliferative endometrium
422. 2 by fibroblasts from human endometrium in vitro
423. 2) in human endometrial cells in vitro with and without addition of estradiol-17β or progesterone
424. Estradiol stimulates the secretion of prostacyclin and thromboxane from endometrial stromal cells in culture
425. 2α production by human endometrium and endometrial epithelial cells
426. Progesterone and antiprogestins, a comparison of their effects on prostaglandin production by human secretory phase endometrium and decidua
427. Does the human corpus luteum synthesize neurohypophysial hormones?
428. Neurophysial hormones in the human ovary
429. Oxytocin receptors in non-pregnant human uterus
430. 2α from human decidual cells
431. Elevation of oxytocin and the oxytocin-associated neurophysin in the plasma of normal women during the midcycle
432. Circulating immunoreactive oxytocin during the human menstrual cycle comes from the pituitary and is estradiol-dependent
433. Glucocorticoids do not share with progesterone the potent inhibitory action on prostaglandin synthesis in human proliferative phase endometrium
434. Cyclic changes in phospholipid content and composition in human endometrium during the menstrual cycle
435. 3H]-arachidonic acid in human endometrium
436. Metabolism of arachidonic acid and synthesis of prostanoids in human endometrium and myometrium
437. Endometrial content of prostaglandin precursors during the menstrual cycle
438. 2 activity in human endometrium during the menstrual cycle
439. 2 activity in human endometrium and amniotic membrane by steroid hormones
440. 2 enzymes and their regulation by steroid hormones
441. Release of arachidonic acid from human endometrial cells in culture mediated by calcium ionophore (A23187) or fluoride
442. Partial Characterization of a Uteroglobin-Like Protein in the Human Uterus and Its Temporal Relationship to Prostaglandin Levels in This Organ*
443. The effect of progesterone on the release of arachidonic acid from human endometrial cells stimulated by histamine
444. Phospholipase C activity in human endometrium: its significance in endometrial pathology
445. The synthesis of prostaglandins from persistent proliferative endometrium
446. Immunohistochemical localisation of cyclo-oxygenase in the human uterus
447. Estradiol enhances prostaglandin synthase activity in epitheiial but not stromal cells of human endometrium
448. Immunohistochemical localization of prostaglandin H synthase in the female reproductive tract and endometriosis
449. Leukotriene release by endometrium and myometrium throughout the menstrual cycle in dysmennorhoea and menorrhagia
450. Are leukotrienes involved in human uterine contractility?
451. Endothelin-1 gene expression and protein biosynthesis in human endometrium: potential modulation of endometrial blood flow
452. Endothelin-like immunoreactivity in human endometrium
453. 2 and phospholipase C by endothelin-1 in human endometrium
454. 2α release from human endometrium
455. Paracrine interactions between platelet-activating factor and prostaglandins in hormonally-treated human luteal phase endometrium in vitro
456. 2 by separated cells of human endometrium
457. 2 production
458. 2α secretion by uterine stromal cells in vitro
459. Synthesis of prostaglandin F by cultured human endometrial cells
460. Arachidonic acid release and inositol lipid metabolism in response to bradykinin and related peptides in human endometrial cells in vitro
461. The menstrual stimulant in primary dysmenorrhoea
462. Prostaglandins in menstrual fluid in menorrhagia and dysmenorrhoea
463. 2 in normal and dysmenorrheic women and their temporal relationship to dysmenorrhoea
464. Prostaglandin levels in endometrial jet wash specimens in patients with dysmenorrhoea before and after indomethacin therapy
465. 2α and its main metabolites in plasma and endometrium of normal and dysmenorrheic women
466. 2α involved in the increased myometrial contractility of primary dysmenorrhoea?
467. Primary dysmenorrhoea and vasopressin
468. Vasopressin levels in women with primary dysmenorrhoea before and after treatment with a prostaglandin synthesis inhibitor
469. Involvement of prostaglandins in vasopressin stimulation of the human uterus
470. Vasopressin and prostaglandins in premenstrual pain and primary dysmenorrhoea
471. Dysmenorrhoea and prostaglandins: pharmacological and therapeutic considerations
472. Prostaglandins and nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drugs in dysmenorrhoea
473. Prostaglandins, indomethacin and dysmenorrhoea
474. NS-398, a new anti-inflammatory agent, selectively inhibits prostaglandin synthase cyclooxygenase (COX-2) activity in vitro
475. EFFECTS OF NIFEDIPINE ON MYOMETRIAL ACTIVITY AND LOWER ABDOMINAL PAIN IN WOMEN WITH PRIMARY DYSMENORRHOEA
476. 2α synthesis by early human decidua
477. 2α metabolite in women with primary dysmenorrhoea before and during treatment with a combined oral contraceptive
478. Reduction of menstrual blood-loss by prostaglandinsynthetase inhibitors
479. Prostaglandins and menstrual disorders
480. Prostaglandin synthesis in the endometrium of women with ovular dysfunctional uterine bleeding
481. The relationship between menstrual blood loss and prostaglandin production in the human: evidence for increased availability of arachidonic acid in women suffering from menorrhagia
482. Endometrial prostaglandins in women with abnormal menstrual bleeding
483. Endometrial prostaglandins and menorrhagia: influence of a prostaglandin synthetase inhibitor in vivo
484. Endometrial and myometrial prostaglandin release during the menstrual cycle in relation to menstrual blood loss
485. 2) in excessive menstrual bleeding
486. Increased uterine prostaglandin E receptors in menorrhagic women
487. Phospholipase activity in the endometrium of women with normal menstrual blood loss and women with proven ovulatory menorrhagia
488. 2 isoenzymes in human endometrium: modulation by calcium ions
489. Effects of mefenamic acid on menstrual hemostasis in essential menorrhagia
490. Prostaglandin E and F concentrations in human endometrium after insertion of an intrauterine contraceptive device
491. Prostaglandins in human endometrium — gas-chromatographic-mass spectometric quantitation before and after IUD insertion
492. Role of prostaglandins in IUD-associated uterine bleeding — effect of a prostaglandin synthetase inhibitor (ibuprofen)
493. The effects of danazol, mefenamic acid, norethisterone and a progesterone-impregnated coil on endometrial prostaglandin concentrations in women with menorrhagia
494. 2α and PGE from epithelial cells of human proliferative endometrium
495. 2 in separated cells from early human decidua
496. Suppression of concentration of endometrial prostaglandin in early intra-uterine and ectopic pregnancy in women
497. An inhibitor of prostaglandin biosynthesis from human decidua: partial purification and properties
498. Implantation