Title of article :
Incomplete Spermatogenesis, Leukocytosis and Thrombocytosis Appeared with Energy Drink Consumption in Mice at Differences Consuming Periods and Concentrations
Author/Authors :
Jouda, Jamela Biology Department - College of Science - Mustansiriyah University, Baghdad, Iraq , Al-Sudani, Ali Jawad Biology Department - College of Science - Mustansiriyah University, Baghdad, Iraq , Al-Jaff, Samal Hakeem Kareem Biology Department - College of Science - Mustansiriyah University, Baghdad, Iraq
Abstract :
To study the effect of energy drink on blood cells counts and histopathological changes on spleen and
testis in mice according to consuming period and concentration. Sixteen male Balb/c mice, six weeks old, were used
in this study, divided into 4 groups (4n in each group); (T1
) group consumed energy drink (28µl/ml water) during 10
days, (T2
) group consumed energy drink (28µl/ml water) during 20 days, (T3
) group consumed energy drink (14µl/
ml water) for 20 days, and (T4
) group consumed only water and served as control. Blood were collected for counting
white blood cells, platelets and red blood cells. Spleen and testis were collected for histopathological study. There were
no differences among the change rate of body weight in all groups. Spleen weight was significantly higher while testis
weight was significantly lower in all treated group comparing with control. There was no difference in RBCs count.
Thrombocytosis significantly appeared in the mice consumed energy drink groups while leukocytosis significantly
appeared only in (T2
) group. The spleen of mice consumed energy drink groups were congestion in the red pulp and
increase number of splenic megakaryocytes, while there was incomplete spermatogenesis in testes. These pathological
and hematological changes were much severe in the (T2
) group. In conclusion, Chronic consumption of energy drink
in mice affect negatively on spermatogenesis. It caused also Thrombocytosis, leukocytosis, and a congestion in spleen
red pulp
Keywords :
Testis , Thrombocytosis , RBC , Leukocytosis , Spleen , Energy drink
Journal title :
Advances in Animal and Veterinary Sciences