Embryotoxicity and teratogenic effect of chemotherapeutic antiviral drug
Abstract
The purpose of this study was to investigate theembryotoxic and teratogenic effects of an antiviral drug, Triazavirin. The main objective of the study was to explore this issue on a biological model - white mice, to get two generations (F1, F2) and analyze their number, offspring, its size and weight. We formed two groups of 20 mice - experimental and control (F0). From the first days of pregnancy to the delivery day the mice were treated with Triazavirin drug at a dose of 0.002 g diluted with 0.2 mL of saline solution. The drug solution was administrated intragastrically with a probe, once a day. Killing of 10 mice was carried out on the 20th day, before delivery; on the 21st day other mice delivered the first generation of offspring (F1). By the age of 3 months the survival rate of mice offspring (F1) was 85.93% in the experimental group and 84.61% in the control group.15 male mice and 30 female mice were selected out of the obtained litter (F1) in the experimental group. No drug administration to the selected mice. The control group was formed. The mice mated and delivered a new litter (F2). On the 21st day the pregnant mice delivered the second generation of offspring (F2). In the experimental group an average litter per one female mouse was 7.1, in the control group this number was 7. By the age of 3 months the survival rate in the experimental group was 76.06%, and in the control group acceptable. During the autopsy of all generations of pregnant female mice and fetuses examination no severe development defects or hemorrhages were found, all fetuses were alive. Administration of the drug throughout the pregnancy period (during the preimplant, implant, and organogenesis periods) causes no embryotoxic or teratogenic effects. No increase in fetal mortality rate as compared to the control rate or significant deviations in the size and weight of new-born, 1-month-old and 3-month-old mice were noticed. During the autopsy of female mice no high rate of pre- and post-implant mortality was noticed. No visible changes were found during the autopsy and examination of the female and fetuses in the experimental group.
About the Authors
T. I. Reshetnikova
Izhevsk State Agricultural Academy
Russian Federation
A. I. Lyubimov
Izhevsk State Agricultural Academy
Russian Federation
T. G. Krylova
Izhevsk State Agricultural Academy
Russian Federation
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For citations:
Reshetnikova T.I.,
Lyubimov A.I.,
Krylova T.G.
Embryotoxicity and teratogenic effect of chemotherapeutic antiviral drug. International Journal of Veterinary Medicine. 2018;(3):51-57.
(In Russ.)
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