Paternal exposure to low-dose lead acetate: effect on implantation rate,pregnancy outcome, and sex ratio in mice

Al-Juboori, Basima M.; Hamdan, Farqad B.; Al-Salihi, Anam R.

doi:10.3906/sag-1412-62

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“…Paternal lead exposure has also been shown to a↵ect fertility in animal studies. Al-Juboori et al (2016) exposed one group of 20 Swiss Webster male mice to a high dose of lead acetate dissolved in drinking water for four months, another group with a low dose, and a third group was left unexposed. At the end of the treatment, each male mouse was housed with two females.…”

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The Impact of Lead Exposure on Fertility, Infant Mortality, and Infant Birth Outcomes

2023

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The Impact of Lead Exposure on Fertility, Infant Mortality, and Infant Birth Outcomes

2023

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Mapping the past, present and future research landscape of paternal effects

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Background Although in all sexually reproducing organisms an individual has a mother and a father, non-genetic inheritance has been predominantly studied in mothers. Paternal effects have been far less frequently studied, until recently. In the last 5 years, research on environmentally induced paternal effects has grown rapidly in the number of publications and diversity of topics. Here, we provide an overview of this field using synthesis of evidence (systematic map) and influence (bibliometric analyses). Results We find that motivations for studies into paternal effects are diverse. For example, from the ecological and evolutionary perspective, paternal effects are of interest as facilitators of response to environmental change and mediators of extended heredity. Medical researchers track how paternal pre-fertilization exposures to factors, such as diet or trauma, influence offspring health. Toxicologists look at the effects of toxins. We compare how these three research guilds design experiments in relation to objects of their studies: fathers, mothers and offspring. We highlight examples of research gaps, which, in turn, lead to future avenues of research. Conclusions The literature on paternal effects is large and disparate. Our study helps in fostering connections between areas of knowledge that develop in parallel, but which could benefit from the lateral transfer of concepts and methods.

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The Impact of Lead Exposure on Fertility, Infant Mortality, and Infant Birth Outcomes

2023

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Paternal exposure to low-dose lead acetate: effect on implantation rate,pregnancy outcome, and sex ratio in mice

Cited by 4 publications

References 23 publications

The Impact of Lead Exposure on Fertility, Infant Mortality, and Infant Birth Outcomes

The Impact of Lead Exposure on Fertility, Infant Mortality, and Infant Birth Outcomes

Mapping the past, present and future research landscape of paternal effects

The Impact of Lead Exposure on Fertility, Infant Mortality, and Infant Birth Outcomes

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