1976
DOI: 10.1007/bf01920815
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Inhibition of ovulation in rats by antagonists to serotonin and by a new tricyclic compound

Abstract: The ovulation inhibiting activity in adult rats of the 5HT-antagonists cyproheptadine, mianserin and methysergide is shown. Furthermore the activity of a newly synthetized Cycloheptathiophenederivative, compound 26-921, which inhibits LH-secretion and consequently ovulation, is described.

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“…Serotonin antagonists such as LSD and methysergide inhibit PMS-induced ovulation in mice (Brown, 1967). Similarly, blockade of LH secretion and ovulation in spontaneously ovulating adult rats occurs with the administration of non-ergot serotonin antagonists (Marko & Fluckiger, 1976). These results, taken together with those of Hery et al (1976) suggest that, given the appropriate steroid environment, the predominant role of serotonin in LH release is a stimulatory one.…”
Section: The Gonadotrophins (Lh and Fsh)mentioning
confidence: 79%
“…Serotonin antagonists such as LSD and methysergide inhibit PMS-induced ovulation in mice (Brown, 1967). Similarly, blockade of LH secretion and ovulation in spontaneously ovulating adult rats occurs with the administration of non-ergot serotonin antagonists (Marko & Fluckiger, 1976). These results, taken together with those of Hery et al (1976) suggest that, given the appropriate steroid environment, the predominant role of serotonin in LH release is a stimulatory one.…”
Section: The Gonadotrophins (Lh and Fsh)mentioning
confidence: 79%
“…This action was assumed to be due to 5-HT receptor blockade at one step in the hypothalamic events that con trol preovulatory LH release [13].…”
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