The Effects of Laser Light on Sperm Motility and Velocity in vitro

Sato, Hiroo; Landthaler, M.; Haina, D.; Schill, Wolf‐Bernhard

doi:10.1111/j.1439-0272.1984.tb00229.x

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“…Многочисленные исследования под-тверждают положительное влияние НИЛИ на спер-матозоиды различных животных, увеличивается их подвижность и содержание аденозинтрифос-фата (АТФ) [33][34][35][36][37][38][39][40][41], повышается продолжитель-ность жизни клеток и вероятность оплодотворе-ния. Именно повышение концентрации Ca 2+ , в том числе вызванное лазерным освечиванием, стиму-лирует работу митохондрий и синтез АТФ [31], что играет ключевую роль в обеспечении подвижности сперматозоидов.…”

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Experimental justification of laser therapy efficiency of men's infertility

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Male infertility is a multifactorial syndrome, which includes a wide range of disorders. It is a symptom of many different pathological conditions affecting both the reproductive and other body systems: endocrine, nervous, blood-vascular, and immune systems. Low level laser therapy is a method of modern physiotherapy, in which the impact is carried out by low-intensity laser irradiation (LILI). It is widely used in all areas of modern medicine, due to its high efficiency, simplicity of use, the absence of contraindications and side effects. The results of russian and foreign experimental studies on the article subject were analyzed. A definite conclusion is drawn that low level laser therapy should be used as much as possible in the complex treatment of men with infertility, since the effectiveness of the method is not just high, but often has no alternatives. At the same time, the available low level laser therapy techniques should be widely used: locally, rectally, laser acupuncture, ILBI (intravenous laser blood irradiation), on the projection of various organs, paravertebrally, etc. All parameters of laser action should be set (wavelength; mode of operation; frequency for pulsed lasers; power; power density, determined by the method of exposure; exposure, localization), which are specified by the relevant regulatory documents and clinical recommendations. (For citation: Moskvin SV, Borovets SJu, Toropov VA. Experimental justification of laser therapy efficiency of men's infertility. Urologicheskie vedomosti. 2017;7(4):44-53. doi: 10.17816/uroved7444-53).

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“…• and many other biological processes including (but not limited to) the migration of stem cells [43]; rate of wound healing [44][45][46]; rate at which proteins translocate to the cell membrane; function of the lymphatic system [47]; regulation of intercellular pH balance [48,49]; sperm motility [50] and sexual function [51]; and immune function [52][53][54], etc.…”

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Further Observations on Visual Perception: The Influence of Pathologies Upon the Absorption of Light and Emission of Bioluminescence

Ewing¹,

Grakov²

2011

Open Sys Biol J

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Abstract:The absorption and emission of light by biological systems is a dilemma for the research community which remains transfixed upon the bottom-up systems biology approach. Many health care professionals do not yet accept that photosensitivity is an essential aspect of the body's function.This article highlights that light is often required to activate enzymes and/or proteins in biological systems. Inadequate levels of exposure to light may be responsible, at least in part, for the uncoiled nature of proteins found in diabetes mellitus, Alzheimer's disease, and other conditions. Moreover the emission of light, the consequence of protein reactions with reactive substrates or of reactive oxygen species, is an often observed characteristic of pathologies and influences the visual perception of colour. It illustrates that a significant diagnostic principle exists by measuring the levels of light absorbed and/or the bioluminescence released from fluorescent pathologies.

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“…it activates enzymes, which catalyse the body′s function[1819], and influences the (i) production of Nitric Oxide[20] and subsequent regulation of blood pressure and lipid peroxidation; (ii) migration of stem cells[21]; (iii) rate of wound healing[2223]; (iv) rate at which proteins translocate to the cell membrane[18]; (v) function of the lymphatic system[24]; (vi) regulation of intercellular pH balance[2526]; (vii) blood flow[27] and heart rate[28]; (viii) sperm motility[29]; (ix) sexual function[30]; (x) immune function[31–33], etc.…”

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Mathematical modeling the neuroregulation of blood pressure using a cognitive top-down approach

Ewing¹

2010

NAJMS

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Background:The body′s physiological stability is maintained by the influence of the autonomic nervous system upon the dynamic interaction of multiple systems. These physiological systems, their nature and structure, and the factors which influence their function have been poorly defined. A greater understanding of such physiological systems leads to an understanding of the synchronised function of organs in each neural network i.e. there is a fundamental relationship involving sensory input and/or sense perception, neural function and neural networks, and cellular and molecular biology. Such an approach compares with the bottom-up systems biology approach in which there may be an almost infinite degree of biochemical complexity to be taken into account.Aims:The purpose of this article is to discuss a novel cognitive, top-down, mathematical model of the physiological systems, in particular its application to the neuroregulation of blood pressure.Results:This article highlights the influence of sensori-visual input upon the function of the autonomic nervous system and the coherent function of the various organ networks i.e. the relationship which exists between visual perception and pathology.Conclusions:The application of Grakov′s model may lead to a greater understanding of the fundamental role played by light e.g. regulating acidity, levels of Magnesium, activation of enzymes, and the various factors which contribute to the regulation of blood pressure. It indicates that the body′s regulation of blood pressure does not reside in any one neural or visceral component but instead is a measure of the brain′s best efforts to maintain its physiological stability.

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The Effects of Laser Light on Sperm Motility and Velocity in vitro

Cited by 41 publications

References 3 publications

Experimental justification of laser therapy efficiency of men's infertility

Experimental justification of laser therapy efficiency of men's infertility

Further Observations on Visual Perception: The Influence of Pathologies Upon the Absorption of Light and Emission of Bioluminescence

Mathematical modeling the neuroregulation of blood pressure using a cognitive top-down approach

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