[The effect of androgens upon the differentiation of Cowper and Bartholin glands in rat fetuses (author's transl)].

Reproduccion Pub Date : 1976-07-01
J Vilanova Trias, J San Molina
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In the present paper, a study is made of the normal structure shown in Bartholin and Cowper glands of 100 female fetuses and 100 male fetuses of Wistar rats at the end of gestation, with the structure of bulbouretral glands that formed in 70 female fetuses of the same species and period of gestation masculinized by androgens. In relation to the Bartholin glands, whose bilateral sketch is constant in the fetuses, we can affirm that it shows significant differences of structure with regards to the sketch of the Cowper gland. On the opposite, the histologycal details of the latter, are entirely identical to those shown by the bulbouretral glands of the masculinized female fetuses, a fact which permits us to affirm that these are authentic Cowper glands, not only because of their position, but also because of their structure. This morphological data corresponds to a masculinization phenomenon and demonstrates that the Bartholin and Cowper glands are very sensitive to the effect of androgens during gestation.

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[雄激素对大鼠胎鼠考伯腺和巴托林腺分化的影响[作者译]。
本文对100只Wistar大鼠妊娠末期雌胎和雄胎的Bartholin腺和Cowper腺的正常结构进行了研究,并对70只同种、同一妊娠期的雌性胎儿在雄激素作用下形成的球回腺结构进行了研究。关于胎儿的双侧轮廓不变的Bartholin腺,我们可以肯定它在结构上与Cowper腺的轮廓有显著的差异。相反,后者的组织学细节,与男性化的女性胎儿的球囊腺所显示的完全相同,这一事实使我们能够肯定这些是真正的考伯腺,不仅因为它们的位置,而且因为它们的结构。这一形态学数据与雄性化现象相对应,表明妊娠期巴托林腺和考伯腺对雄激素的影响非常敏感。
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