Effect of some nutrient on some fertility characteristics of male laboratory mice infected with diabetes

Abstract EN

This study was conducted in the Biotechnology Research Center at Nahrain University, Baghdad, aimed to investigate the effect of different nutritional formula to the diabetic rats, which were developed by Alloxan on some The properties fertility such as total number of sperm, percentage of sperm, live and distorted and movement activity, as well as the level of Testosterone hormone.

In this study were used 42 male mice type Albino mice at 2-3 months aged and weight at 25-30 g.

Six mice were isolated as a control group.

The remaining animals were injected with 150 mg/kg alloxan between the thighs and after ascertaining the incidence of diabetes was randomly distributed to six groups in addition to the Non-infected control group, each group has a specific treatment as follows: 1- Control group.

2- Diabetes group.

3- Diabetes group and treatment with plant nutrition.

4- Diabetes group and treatment with animal protein.

5- Diabetes group and treatment with Salvia officinalis added to plant nutrition.

6- Diabetes group and treatment with Salvia officinalis added to animal protein.

7- Diabetes group and treatment with Food Supplements (D3 + B12) added to plant nutrition.

The results of the statistical analysis showed that the animals with diabetes developed with alloxan had a significant decrease (P<0.05) in the preparation of sperm, the percentage of live sperm and the increase in the percentage of Distorted sperm also showed a significant decrease in the concentration of testosterone hormone compared to the control group.

As for the group of animals infected with diabetes and treatment using plant nutrition and animal nutrition, the results showed a significant increase in the preparation and movement of live sperm and decrease in the percentage of mutilated semen, or testosterone hormone the results showed no significant differences compared with the group of infected animals without treatment.

The results showed that the group of infected animals and the treatment using the salvia officinalis added to the plant nutrition and animal nutrition had a significant increase (P<0.05) in the preparation and movement of live healthy sperm and decrease in the proportion of mutilated and dead sperm and a significant increase in the concentration of testosterone hormone.

It was also found that the group of infected animals and the treatment with supplements had a significant increase in the preparation and movement of live sperm, as well as in the Testosterone hormone and a decrease in the numbers of mutilated sperm.