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Vol 155, No 1 (2019)

Articles

NEUROGLOBIN IN CEREBELLAR PURKINJE CELLS OF RATS WITH CHOLESTASIS

Yemelyanchik S.V., Karnyushko O.A., Zimatkin S.M.

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Objective - to estimate the content of neuroglobin in cerebellar Purkinje cells in the dynamics of experimental cholestasis in rats. Materials and methods. The study was performed on the cerebellar cortex paraffin sections processed for immunohistochemical detection of neuroglobin in Purkinje neurons, obtained from 60 outbred albino male rats, weighing 200-250 g, after an experimental intervention. Experimental animals were subjected to the common bile duct ligation; control animals underwent sham operation that did not prevent the physiological bile outflow into the duodenum. Results. It was found that after the common bile duct ligation, the content of neuroglobin in the cerebellar Purkinje cell perikarya fluctuated in a wave-like manner: it was significantly reduced at days 2-20 of the experiment (with the minimum at days 5-10) under conditions of cholestasis, and increased at days 45-90, after cholestasis self-healing (with the maximum at day 45). Conclusions. After the common bile duct ligation, the neuroglobin expression in the cerebellar Purkinje cell perikarya fluctuated in a wave-like manner: it decreased significantly in cholestasis and increased after its self-healing.
Morphology. 2019;155(1):7-11
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CHARACTERISTIC OF INNERVATION OF THE CHOROID PLEXUS OF HUMAN BRAIN LATERAL VENTRICLES

Yuneman O.A., Pavlov A.V., Otlyga D.A., Savelyev S.V.

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Objective - investigation of innervation of the choroid plexuses of human brain lateral ventricles. Material and methods. The research was performed on the autopsy material from 73 people (35 men aged from 27 to 94 years and 38 women aged from 44 to 96 years). Nerve fibers in the choroid plexus of the brain lateral ventricles were studied using immunohistochemical reactions demonstrating neuron-specific enolase (NSE), neurofilaments, myelin basic protein, neuropeptide Y, tyrosine hydroxylase and tumor marker S-100. Results. The branches of the anterior choroidal artery possess well-developed innervation before entering the tissue of the vascular plexuses. Neuromarkers NSE and S-100 were demonstrated in the epithelial cells of choroid plexus. S-100 protein was also detected in pericytes and dendritic cells. Conclusions. No nerve fibers and endings were found in the stroma of choroid plexus of the brain lateral ventricles. A hypothesis was formulated about the participation of pericytes and the role of epithelial and mast cell enzymes in the regulation of the functions of the choroid plexuses of the lateral ventricles.
Morphology. 2019;155(1):12-17
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EFFECT OF SELANG ON LIVER MORPHOLOGICAL PARAMETERS OF RATS UNDER STRESS

Fomenko Y.V., Ivanov A.V., Bobyntsev I.I., Belykh A.Y., Andreyeva L.A., Myasoyedov N.F.

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Objective - to study the state of rat liver parenchyma after modeling of experimental chronic immobilization stress and administration of an anti-stress drug Selang. Materials and methods. The drug was administered to male Wistar rats (n = 50) intraperitoneally at doses of 100, 300 and 1000 μg/kg 15 min before the start of 2 hour-long immobilization stress for 5 days. The number of mono- and multinucleated hepatocytes and hepatocytes with one and multiple nucleoli were counted and the areas occupied by hepatocytes and their nuclei were measured in perilobular and centrilobular zones of hepatic lobule. Results. The stress induced hydropic degeneration of hepatocytes and a decrease in the number of hepatocytes with multiple nucleoli in the peripheral zone of the lobule. The application of Selang at all doses led to the decrease in the severity of dystrophic changes in hepatocytes and to the increase in their nucleocytoplasmic ratio. The detected changes were dose-dependent and increased with the enlargement in the administered dose of the drug. Conclusions. The application of Selang in chronic immobilization stress had a stress-limiting hepatoprotective effect.
Morphology. 2019;155(1):18-23
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MORPHOMETRIC INDICES OF END PIECES OF PROSTATIC GLANDS DURING PRENATAL PERIOD AND IN NEWBORN BOYS

Pet’ko I.A., Usovich A.K.

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Objective - to conduct a morphometric evaluation of the end pieces of the prostatic glands, epithelium lining of the glands, and gland shape during the prenatal period and in the newborn boys. Materials and methods. The study has been performed on serial histological sections of the pelvic region of 47 human embryos and fetuses and the prostate of 7 newborns. The shape and size of the end pieces of glands and their lumina, epithelial cells of the end pieces of the glands and excretory ducts were studied. Results. The changes in size and shape of the end pieces of the glands and their lumina were detected. The transformation of epithelial cords into glandular tubules was not accompanied by an increase in their area, since the formation of a lumen occured by cell apoptosis. Conclusion. An increase in the height of the epithelium of the end pieces of the glands during the prenatal period and its decrease in the newborn boys were detected.
Morphology. 2019;155(1):24-28
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ANATOMICAL AND HISTOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE UTERINE STRUCTURE IN ALBINO RAT

Grigoryeva Y.V., Suvorova G.N., Yukhimets S.N.

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Objective - to study anatomo-histological structure of the uterus in albino rat. Material and methods. Body, cervix and horns of the uterus were examined in 10 nulliparous mature albino rats. Four-μmthick paraffin sections were stained with hematoxylin and eosin. The myocytes were studied using immunohistochemistry with the monoclonal antibodies against α-smooth muscle actin; electronic transmission microscopy and morphometry. Results. The rat uterus is formed by partial merging of walls of the right and left uterine horns in the caudal portion. As a result, a median septum is formed, separating two not clearly demarcated cavities of the uterine body and cervix that open into the vagina with separate ostia. Only perimetrium and part of the myometrium are involved in the fusion, namely, the supravascular and vascular muscle layers. In the cervix, the inner layer of the myometrium forms a circular sphincter. It is consists of smooth muscle tissue, in which small and medium myocytes prevail, possibly indicating a high potential of cells for their further differentiation. The epithelium of the endocervical mucosa in rats structurally resembles that one in humans. Conclusions. A bicornuate uterus is characteristic for rat. The obtained data on the structure of the uterus can be used to conduct research on the reactivity of uterine tissues to experimental influences and on their regeneration.
Morphology. 2019;155(1):29-34
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ACTIVITY OF NUCLEOLAR ORGANIZERS IN ENDOMETRIAL CELLS OF WOMEN WITH NORMAL MENSTRUAL CYCLE

Kurenkov Y.L., Igenbayeva Y.V., Uzlova T.V.

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Objective - to examine the structure and the activity of the nucleolar organizing regions in epithelial and stromal cells of normal endometrium in women of reproductive age at different stages of the menstrual cycle by histochemical (argentaffin) reaction. Materials and methods. Biopsy specimens of normal endometrium from 30 women of reproductive age were studied. Histochemical (argentaffin) reaction was performed to determine the activity of the nucleolar organizing regions. The number of nucleoli, intranucleolar and extranucleolar argentaffin inclusions were counted in cells of glandular and surface epithelium and in the cells of the lamina propria of the uterine mucosa at different stages of the menstrual cycle. Results. During the proliferative phase, the activity of the nucleolar organizers increased in the epithelial cells and endometrial stromal fibroblasts, which indicates an increase in the activity of ribosomal biogenesis processes. In the early and middle secretory phase ribosomal biogenesis decelerated in the cells of the glandular and surface epithelium and increased in stromal fibroblasts. From the middle to late secretory phase an increased ribosomal biogenesis was observed in epithelial cells and endometrial stromal fibroblasts. No changes in the activity of the nucleolar organizers were demonstrated by J. Crocker’s technique in stromal lymphocytes and histiocytes at various phases of the menstrual cycle. Conclusions. The activity of nucleolar organizers is an informative indicator for assessing the functional state of epithelial and stromal cells of the endometrium at various phases of the menstrual cycle.
Morphology. 2019;155(1):35-39
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SYSTEMIC ORGANIZATION OF THE HUMAN HUMERUS

Yashina I.N., Ivanov A.V., Ivanov M.A., Samaha A.A.

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Objective - to study the systemic organization of the human humerus. Materials and methods. Osteometry was performed on 154 (D = S = 77) human humeral bones. The data obtained were normalized to the respective diaphysis transverse diameter value. The confidence intervals of the obtained relative and absolute values were determined at α = 0.05. Data analysis was carried out by the principal component method with Equamax normalized rotation, taking into account bone lateralization, based on the Spearman correlation matrix for both absolute and relative values. Results. Right-sided asymmetry of development of the head-shaft angles and the angles between cartilaginous margin of the head and the diaphysis was demonstrated for the first time. Three levels of bone systemic organization were defined. Stable and unstable system-forming parameters were detected. The increase in the number of unstable system-forming parameters of the distal epiphysis compared with the proximal one indicates a morpho-functional asymmetric differentiation of the bone epiphyses. Conclusions. Human humerus is characterized by an asymmetry of the systemic organization, vertical differentiation of epiphyses.
Morphology. 2019;155(1):40-47
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PECULIARITIES OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE DENSITY OF BONE TISSUE MINERAL COMPONENT IN THE RESIDENTS OF THE NORTH-WEST REGION OF RUSSIA

Pashkova I.G., Gaivoronskiy I.V., Vapirov V.V., Kudryashova S.A.

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Objective - to analyze data on the density of the mineral component of the lumbar vertebrae bone tissue, to determine the time of formation and the level of accumulation of peak bone mass in people living in the European North of Russia (Republic of Karelia). Materials and methods. The parameters of mineral density of lumbar vertebrae (LI-LIV) bone tissue were analyzed according to the data of dual-energy x-ray absorptiometry in 177 individuals (131 women and 46 men) aged from 20 to 40 years. The comparative analysis of data on the timing of the peak bone mass formation in the other regions of the Russian Federation was performed. Results. The retardation of the formation of peak bone mass was found in the residents of Karelia - at the age of 22-25 years in women and at 22-26 years in men. The absence of significant sex differences in the maximal values of bone mineral density of the lumbar vertebrae was proved. It was shown that the level of mineral bone mass in the vertebrae among the inhabitants of Karelia is lower than the age norm in 5.6 % of women and 4.8 % of men. Conclusions. According to the data of dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry, 5-6 % of the inhabitants of the European North showed slow rates of increase of bone mineral density in the lumbar vertebrae (LI-LIV), which is apparently caused by the influence of negative factors of the European North of Russia.
Morphology. 2019;155(1):48-53
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HISTOMORPHOMETRIC CHANGES OF THE KNEE JOINT CARTILAGE AND SYNOVIAL MEMBRANE IN THE FORMATION OF EXPERIMENTAL POSTTRAUMATIC OSTEOARTHROSIS

Zakhvatov A.N., Tarasova T.V., Zakharkin I.A., Chekmayeva A.A.

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Objective - histological and morphometric examination of joint structures in the normal state and after the modeling of traumatic injury. Materials and methods. The knee joint injury was modelled in 30 outbred albino rats. During the course of experiment, the morphology of the joint tissues was studied, the thickness of the cartilage and synovial membrane, and the numerical density of chondrocytes were evaluated morphometrically. Results. The irreversible degenerative-destructive processes, which affected all the layers and predominated in the tangential (superficial) and transitional (intermediate) zones, were revealed in the synovial membrane and in the cartilage. It was found that the total thickness of the cartilage increased to 248.14±3.91 μm, that of the synovial intima - up to 49.36±0.82 μm, and the numerical density of chondrocytes decreased to 172.48±4.51 per 1 mm2. Conclusions. The decrease in the numerical density of chondrocytes in experimental posttraumatic arthritis contributes to the development of irreversible destructive processes in the articular cartilage. Destructive changes prevailed in the superficial and intermediate zones of the cartilage and were associated with degenerative transformation of the synovial membrane, accompanied by an increase in the thickness of the synovial intima.
Morphology. 2019;155(1):54-59
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METHODICAL APPROACHES TO EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF HISTOPHYSIOLOGY OF MUCOCILIARY TRANSPORT SYSTEM IN THE UTERINE TUBES

Pavlov A.V., Korablyova T.V., Yesev L.I., Fokanova O.A., Lukashevich Y.A.

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Objective - to develop the methods for experimental study of the mucociliary system of the uterine tubes based on the use of modern digital technologies. Materials and methods. Using the complex of histological and specialized “Azimuth” (Russia) hardware-software system, the structural and functional organization of the uterine tubes of small laboratory animals was examined. Results and Conclusions. The methodical approaches are proposed which allow to carry out the complex morpho-functional analysis including the intravital study of the mucus flow velocity at the level of the organ and in the parietal layer, the parameters of motor activity of the ciliary apparatus, the linear sizes of microscopic objects in combination with the histological examination of the uterine tubes.
Morphology. 2019;155(1):60-65
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AGE-RELATED CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BRONCHI AND LUNGS IN THE ELDERLY AND SENILE PEOPLE

Malykhin F.T.

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The review of the literature demonstrates that age-related changes in the elderly can affect not only the bronchi and lungs, but also the vessels of small and large circles of blood circulation, as well as the bone and muscle structures of the chest. Although the process of human aging is not a disease, its development creates the prerequisites for the formation of a diverse pathology of the respiratory tract and lungs under the influence of genetic predispositions and the constant impact of various environmental stressors. Development of aging-related lung diseases can be facilitated by the failure of endogenous lung stem cells populations to repair the damaged tissue.
Morphology. 2019;155(1):66-72
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ON THE STRUCTURE OF UTERINE TUBE

Peshikov O.V.

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Short review presents the data on the structure of the human uterine tubes based on the analysis of domestic and foreign sources of literature. Dynamic ontogenetic changes in the uterine tube are combined with cyclic changes throughout the menstrual cycle. Angioarchitectonics of the vascular bed of uterine tube and ovary is subject to individual variability. The coordinated function of all the anatomical structures of the tube determines the woman reproductive health and the ability to perform the reproductive function.
Morphology. 2019;155(1):73-77
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VSEROSSIYSKAYa NAUChNAYa KONFERENTsIYa «GISTOGENEZ, REAKTIVNOST' I REGENERATsIYa TKANEY»

Odintsova I.A., Mirgorodskaya O.E.
Morphology. 2019;155(1):83-85
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K yubileyu Valentiny Efremovny SERGEEVOY

Gordova V.S., Smorodchenko A.T., Diomidova V.N.
Morphology. 2019;155(1):90-91
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K yubileyu Lyubovi Alekseevny LYuBOVTsEVOY

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Morphology. 2019;155(1):91-91
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