EFFECTS OF BUTYLPARABEN ON UTERUS AND PREGNANCY IN ALBINO MICE - Goswami, Pallabi
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Environmental contaminants with endocrine disrupting property have been of increasing concern to the scientific community. Recent increasing attention to these compounds have been due to association of these compounds to wide variety of diseases including cancer, reproductive disorder, immune disorder, defective metabolism and different other diseases in human, their livestock and wildlife. For reproduction to be successful certain factors like structural integrity of the reproductive system, hormones, genetic factors, environmental factors etc, plays a significant role. The present study…mehr

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Environmental contaminants with endocrine disrupting property have been of increasing concern to the scientific community. Recent increasing attention to these compounds have been due to association of these compounds to wide variety of diseases including cancer, reproductive disorder, immune disorder, defective metabolism and different other diseases in human, their livestock and wildlife. For reproduction to be successful certain factors like structural integrity of the reproductive system, hormones, genetic factors, environmental factors etc, plays a significant role. The present study investigated the effects of butylparaben (BuPben) on uterus of albino mice. BuPben is a widely used preservative in food stuffs, cosmetics, and medicines including baby food products because of its low cost and high efficiency as an antimicrobial agent. Because of its presence in variety of sources of human exposure, it enters in human body through all possible routes including inhalation, dermal absorption and ingestion. BuPben in this study has shown estrogenic properties and have significantly affected reproduction.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Pallabi Goswami, has done her Masters in Zoology from Gauhati University (Gold Medalist) and has been credited with Inspire Fellowship from DST. She have received her Ph.D degree from Gauhati University in 2017. She is currently the assistant professor in the Department of Zoology, Barnagar College, Sorbhog, Assam.