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Potent effect of KISS1-54 DNA vaccine compared with KISS1-10 DNA vaccine in inhibiting gonadal growth and sexual behavior in male rats

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DOI: 10.25236/iczbe.2018.001

Author(s)

Yanguo Han, Xiaoli Peng, Kai Li, Yuhetian Zhao, Yongjie Huang, Guangxin E, Yongju Zhao, Yongfu Huang

Corresponding Author

Yongfu Huang

Abstract

Our purpose was to compare the effect of KISS1-54 and KISS1-10 DNA vaccines in inhibiting gonadal growth and sexual behavior of male rats. Fifteen male rats were randomly divided into KISS1-54 (Group T1), KISS1-10 (Group T2) DNA vaccine groups and control group (Group C), in which the rats were orally given respectively KISS1-54, KISS1-10 DNA vaccines fused tPA signal peptide and the empty vector vaccine at a dose of 5 × 109 CFU/male rat at weeks 0, 3 and 6 of this study. Blood samples were collected before primary immunization and at weeks 3 and 9 after primary immunization. This study showed that both KISS1-54 and KISS1-10 DNA vaccines induced humoral immune response and the antibody titre in T1 group was significantly higher than those in T2 and C groups. Rats in T1 group has significantly lower serum kisspeptin and testosterone levels and slower growth of scrotum width than that in T2 and C groups. The frequency of mounting with females in T1 group was significantly lower than that in control group, and no significant difference was observed between T2 and C groups. The number of vaginal plugs in T1 group was obviously lower than that in T2 and C groups. These results suggest that oral KISS1-54 DNA vaccine was more effective than KISS1-10 DNA vaccine in inhibition of gonadal growth and sexual behavior in rats.

Keywords

Kisspeptin 54, Kisspeptin 10, DNA Vaccine,Testosterone Secretion, Sexual Behavior