Enhancement of DMBA Induced Mammary Tumours by Intermittent Whole Body Hyperthermia (42°C)
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概要
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Wistar Female rats bearing DMBA induced mammary tumours were subjected to whole body hyperthermia 42°C dry heat exposure for 15 minutes daily for 6 weeks. The control group was maintained at a room temparature of 25°C. Hyperthermia induced significant growth stimulation of breast tumour compared to the controls. Plasma estradiol was slightly decreased while total T<SUB>4</SUB> and TSH values remained unchangedin heat stressed rats. Plasma prolactin was significantly increased together with enhanced synthetic activity of pituitary prolactin cells. It is concluded that heat acting as stressor accelerates breast tumor growth, probably by influencing synthesis of prolactin. Therefore the hormone dependancy of tumours should be considered before hyperthermia is used as an anticancer modality.
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著者
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LAHIRI TWISHA
Chittaranjan National Cancer Research Centre
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DEOMINA NATASHA
Cancer Research Centre, Academy of Medical Sciences
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DEDOV IVAN
Cancer Research Centre, Academy of Medical Sciences
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LAHIRI PULAK
Univ. of Calcutta