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To determine if the aging-associated decline in testosterone results in attenuated vasopressin (VP) responses to dehydration, testosterone implants were given to aged male Fischer 344Brown-Norway F1(F344BNF1) rats. Water deprivation caused comparable dehydration, increased plasma VP (pVP), and decreased posterior pituitary (PP) VP content in 4-, 15-, and 28-month-old rats. Dehydration increased VP mRNA content of supraoptic nuclei only at 4 months, whereas VP mRNA length was increased at both 4 and 15 months of age. The elevated pVP in the water-deprived aged rats indicates that even without an increase in VP mRNA content, PP VP storage was adequate to maintain elevated pVP. Dehydration increased aquaporin-2 content at 4, but not at 15 or 28 months of age, suggesting decreased renal responsiveness to VP. Testosterone replacement did not produce dehydration-induced increases in VP mRNA or aquaporin-2. Therefore, testosterone deficiency does not result in altered VP responses to dehydration in aged F344BNF1 rats.

Effect of age and testosterone on the vasopressin and aquaporinresponses to dehydration in Fischer 344/Brown-Norway F1 rats