Effect of ergocornine methanesulphonate on the luteotrophic activity of the ectopic mouse trophoblast

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Ergocornine failed to terminate pseudopregnancy induced by ectopic mouse trophoblasts, confirming that placental luteotrophic hormone acts early and ergocornine has no direct effect on the ovary.

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ABSTRACT Virgin mice received 2 blastocysts under the kidney capsule. Following an oestrous cycle which occurred 1–4 days after the operation, nearly all the animals became pseudopregnant. It was found that pseudopregnancy induced by ectopic trophoblast could not be terminated by ergocornine administration. In contrast, this drug was effective in interrupting pseudopregnancy induced by sterile mating. The results confirm previous findings a) that placental luteotrophic hormone starts acting soon after blastocyst implantation and b) that ergocornine exerts no direct effect on the ovary.

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Ergot Alkaloids Placental Hormones Pregnancy, Animal Pseudopregnancy Trophoblasts Animals Embryo Implantation Ergot Alkaloids Estrus Estrus Female Kidney Male Methane Mice Ovum Placental Hormones Placental Lactogen Placental Lactogen Pregnancy

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