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Tendo em conta os objectivos definidos para este estudo pretendemos observar que a marcação de Hsp27 e Hsp70 em testículos normais e criptorquídeos de cães apresenta intensidades diferentes em diferentes tipos de células.

A marcação de Hsp27 é de uma maneira geral mais fraca nos dois grupos de testículos, quando comparado com a marcação da Hsp70.

Para o marcador Hsp27, as células de Sertoli e células mióides apresentaram uma manutenção da intensidade de marcação entre os dois tipos de amostras, enquanto nas células germinativas (SPG) e células de Leydig, esta intensidade decresceu nas amostras de testículos criptorquídeos.

Quanto ao marcador Hsp70, as células de Sertoli apresentaram um aumento na intensidade de marcação nas amostras criptorquídeas, e uma manutenção dos níveis altos de intensidade na marcação das células germinativas (SPG). As células de Leydig também apresentaram manutenção dos níveis de intensidade de marcação, mas desta feita em níveis intermédios. As células mióides decresceram os seus níveis de marcação em amostras criptorquídeas. Será do maior interesse, em futuros estudos, estudar melhor as características das Hsp27, Hsp70 e outras Hsp, incluindo as suas isoformas, no testículo, uma vez que se trata de um local com uma população celular que apresenta características próprias, relativamente ao que se verifica noutras localizações, e que permitirá vislumbrar com maior clarividência a totalidade de papéis funcionais das Hsp’s.

Dever-se-ão aprofundar os resultados obtidos neste trabalho com outros posteriores que abordem estas temáticas, assim como ampliar a amostra de forma a tornar estes estudos mais fidedignos.

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