1992
DOI: 10.1016/s0015-0282(16)55270-4
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High progesterone concentrations induce acrosome reaction with a low cytotoxic effect

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“…In contrast, Foresta et al (1992) and Uhler et al (1992) did not find a stimulating effect of the AR of sperm incubated for 8-24 h with progesterone during capacitation. Parinaud et al (1992) found an increased rate of AR after coincubating cells with progesterone during capacitation, but with the use of unphysiologically high concentrations of the steroid (314.5 p,g/ml). An increase in [Ca2+Ii is found in uncapacitated as well as in capacitated spermatozoa.…”
Section: Direct Initiation Of the Ar By Progesterone Cbg Or Cbg-promentioning
confidence: 95%
“…In contrast, Foresta et al (1992) and Uhler et al (1992) did not find a stimulating effect of the AR of sperm incubated for 8-24 h with progesterone during capacitation. Parinaud et al (1992) found an increased rate of AR after coincubating cells with progesterone during capacitation, but with the use of unphysiologically high concentrations of the steroid (314.5 p,g/ml). An increase in [Ca2+Ii is found in uncapacitated as well as in capacitated spermatozoa.…”
Section: Direct Initiation Of the Ar By Progesterone Cbg Or Cbg-promentioning
confidence: 95%
“…First, we attempted to maximize the response of cells to progesterone challenge. Second, there is no indication that a high concentration of progesterone (up to 1 mM) affects cell viability [48]. Third, spermatozoa may, after all, be acutely exposed to a high concentration of progesterone on the cell surface [49].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Progesterone and its derivatives have been reported to act as agonists against GABAA receptor in the neural tissues [17,18]. It was recently found that mammalian sperm AR could be promoted by progesterone [9, 10], and several authors insisted on the possibility that the action of progesterone acted as GABAA-like receptor [11,12]. We, therefore, investigated the interaction of progesterone and GABAA receptor on calcium mobilization during human sperm AR.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although the agent had been so far understood to interact with intracellular receptor, several authors reported that it might act as an agonist against cell surface r-aminobutyric acid with type A (GABAA) receptor [11,12]. Its mode of action is, however, still a controversial issue.…”
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