Linoleic acid effect on PGF2a and PGE2 prostaglandin production in endometrial cells

Objectives. Evaluate the in vitro effect of AL on the production of PGF2a and PGE2 in bovine epithelial endometrial cells (CEEP). Materials and methods. Isolated CEEP were cultured and supplemented with AL at different concentrations (1?M, 10?M, 100?M), oxytocin (OT) (0.1 ?M) and bovine interferon (BINT?τ) (50 ng / ml). PGF2a and PGE2 were quantified as response variables at different times. In the control, the concentration of PGF2a in the supernatant increased over time and was 1.2 times greater than the production of PGE2. Results. AL reduced the concentration of PGF2a (p <0.05) in the supernatant, and did not affect (p> 0.05) the production of PGE2. The combined effect of LA and OT in the production of PGF2a is different in time, LA partially inhibited the stimulatory effect of OT in the production of PGE2, the joint effect of LA and BINT?τ increased (p<0.05) when this inhibition at 24h. Conclusions. LA alone negatively affects the concentration in the supernatant of PGE2 in time. Regarding PGE2 , LA alone does not affect the concentration in the supernatant.