Publications by authors named "Zahrasadat Ghasemi"
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- The global population is increasing, which raises the need for more efficient livestock operations to meet food demands.
- Fetal programming, influenced by environmental and maternal factors during pregnancy and neonatal life, can affect adult physical and physiological functions, particularly in male offspring.
- This review emphasizes the effects of maternal nutrition on the reproductive systems of male offspring in both domestic (like pigs and cows) and laboratory species (mice and rats), covering aspects such as hormonal levels and testicular development.
Concurrent exposure to styrene (ST) and noise is common especially in industrial environments. The present study aims to determine the related oxidant-induced changes as the result of combined exposure to ST and noise. For this purpose, 24 male Wistar rats were used in four experimental groups ( 6/groups): (1) control group, (2) the group exposed to an octave band of noise centered at 8 kHz (100 dB SPL) (6 h/day), (3) the group inhalationally exposed to ST (750 ppm) (6 h/day), (4) the group exposed to noise and ST simultaneously.
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