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Vol 147, No 1 (2015)

Articles

ZhURNAL «MORFOLOGIYa» v 2014 godu

Bykov V.L.
Morphology. 2015;147(1):7-8
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DISTRIBUTION OF GABAERGIC NEURONS IN PNEUMOTAXIC CENTER NUCLEI IN THE EARLY POSTNATAL PERIOD IN NORM AND IN PRENATAL DEFICIENCY OF SEROTONINERGIC SYSTEM IN RATS

Khozhai L.I.

Abstract

The aim of this study was to determine the distribution of GABAergic neurons in pneumotaxic center structures (parabrachial complex medial subnucleus and Kölliker-Fuse nucleus) in norm and in deficiency of serotoninergic system during the prenatal period of development in Wistar rats. Reduction of endogenous serotonin levels in fetal rats was achieved by tryptophan hydroxylase inhibition with para - chlorophenylalanine (PCPA), which was administered to female rats on Day 16 of gestation. Material was obtained from the area of the pons from experimental and control (intact) rat pups at early postnatal (Days 5, 10 and 12) and juvenile (Day 20) periods. At each time point, 5-6 animals were studied from both experimental and control groups. To demonstrate GABAergic neurons, antibodies against glutamate decarboxylase (GAD-67), the enzyme involved in its synthesis, were used. The results have shown that Kölliker-Fuse nucleus contained a population of GABAergic neurons at early postnatal period, the size of which was preserved until juvenile age. In parabrachial complex medial subnucleus during the early postnatal period, a small number of GABAergic neurons was detected, which was somewhat increased by juvenile age. Serotonin deficiency in pneumotaxic center structures lead to a reduction of the numbers of GABAergic neurons, GABAergic synapses and their clusters. A reduction of serotonin levels during the prenatal period may cause the disturbances in the inhibitory afferent signaling of the pneumotaxic center nuclei and lead to the changes of local inhibitory GABAergic networks in its nuclei, resulting in the disturbances of the inhibitory processes in the center structures.
Morphology. 2015;147(1):9-14
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AGE-RELATED PECULIARITIES OF THE HYPOTHALAMO-HYPOPHYSEOADRENAL SYSTEM IN CHRONIC HETEROTYPIC STRESS

Khlebnikov V.V., Kuznetsov S.L., Chernov D.A., Agrytskov A.M., Ahmad A., Nor-Ashikin M.N., Ullah M., Kapitonova M.Y.

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Age-related peculiarities of the adaptation of the hypothalamohypophyseo-adrenal system (HHAS) to the effect of heterotypic stress was studied experimentally in the context of stress-associated behavioral reactions. Young (3 month old), mature (6 month old) and aging (12 month old) Sprague Dawley rats (total number of animals equal to 36) were exposed to chronic heterotypic stressors for 7 days with the subsequent testing of their behavioral responses. Histological changes were studied in the hypothalamus, pituitary and adrenal glands as compared to age-matched control; immunohistochemical reactions were performed to demonstrate CRF, ACTH, ED1, PCNA and caspase-3 with subsequent image analysis. In the aging organism, as compared to young and mature animals, the degree of HHAS activation indicated the dissociation in its central part and adaptive desensitization prevention, typical to young and mature animals. Specifically, in the aging animals exposed to stress, high hypothalamic CRF expression was noted in association with relatively low hypophyseal ACTH expression and high level of adrenal activity. Reduced HHAS plasticity in the aging animals as compared to that in the other age groups, corresponded to their behavioral changes, demonstrating the reduced capacity of the aging organism to adapt to the exposure of unpredictably changing stressors
Morphology. 2015;147(1):15-20
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TOPOGRAPHY, RELATIONS AND TRANSFORMATION OF LUMBAR LYMPHATIC SACS

Shurkus Y.A.

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The peculiarities of the structure, skeletotopy, and syntopy of the lumbar lymphatic collector were studied on 20 5-8 week-old embryos and on 80 9-36 week-old fetuses using a complex macro-microscopic method. It is found that the lumbar lymphatic collector in fetuses at 9-10 weeks was represented by retroperi toneal and retroaortic lymphatic sacs that had a fusion mode of formation and were interconnected. Retroperitoneal sac was located in the projection of L I-L IV and was in contact with the anterior surface of the abdominal aorta and inferior vena cava, aortic lumbar paraganglia, abdominal aortic plexus and ganglia of sympathetic trunk. Retroaortic sack at L I-L II was adjacent to posterior surface of the aorta, the lumbar vertebrae and the medial crus of the diaphragm. These topical relations were preserved throughout the whole fetal period. However, in fetuses of 11-13 weeks lymphatic sacs formed the lymphatic plexuses, while in fetuses of 14-36 weeks they formed lumbar lymph nodes and their interconnecting vessels.
Morphology. 2015;147(1):21-26
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AGE-RELATED PECULIARITIES OF THYMUS REACTION TO THE EXPOSURE TO HELIUM-NEON LASER AND INJURED MUSCLE ALLOPLASTY WITH THE MUSCLE TISSUE FROM THE ANIMALS OF THE SAME AGE

Bulyakova N.V., Azarova V.S.

Abstract

Histological, cytological and morphometric changes in the thymus of 1 month-old, adult (3-4 months-old) and old (24-30 months-old) rats (24 animals in each group) were studied during muscle regeneration after the alloplasty of the injured area with the muscle tissue from the animal of the same age. Muscles of the donor or recipient were subjected to the course of preliminary irradiation with He-Ne laser (dose: 4.5-5.4 J/cm 2 for each extremity; total dose of 9.0-10.8 J/cm 2 per animal). It was shown that the exposure of gastrocnemius muscles that were prepared for the operation to He-Ne laser radiation decreased morpho-functional activity of the thymus in young, adult and old recipient rats the before surgery. This was demonstrated by its weaker reaction to the allograft during the early time intervals after surgery. The observed effect was more pronounced with the increasing age of an animal.
Morphology. 2015;147(1):26-35
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CHANGES IN THE MUCOUS MEMBRANES OF THE ORAL CAVITY IN CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE (EXPERIMENTAL STUDY)

Maiborodin I.V., Minikeyev I.M., Kim S.A., Ragimova T.M.

Abstract

Methods of light microscopy were used to study the morphological changes of the oral cavity mucosa in rats (n=48) in chronic renal failure (CRF) of various degrees. It was found that after 6 months of modeling of mild and moderate CRF, lamina propria of the oral cavity mucous membranes was diffusely infiltrated with leukocytes. At the same time, relative density of the distribution of the components of blood and lymphatic vascular bed was increased. In severe CRF, the atrophy and hyperkeratosis of the epithelium of the oral cavity mucous membrane developed, while the lamina propria demonstrated sclerosis and significant increase of leukocyte (primarily neutrophil and monocyte) and macrophage numerical density with the formation of small leukocyte infiltrates. In addition, in moderate and severe CRF, the number of eosinophils and plasma cells was increased in the lamina propria which indicates the possible presence of allergic component in the initiation and maintenance of its inflammation.
Morphology. 2015;147(1):36-41
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AGE-RELATED PECULIARITIES OF MAST CELL DISTRIBUTION IN HUMAN ESOPHAGUS WALL

Aminova G.G., Grigorenko D.Y.

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Mast cells (MCs) were studied quantitatively and qualitatively in the wall of the esophagus (upper, middle and lower portions) of the individuals in the I period of mature age (22-35 years, n=6) as well as in old and senile persons (61-82 years, n=10). In all the individuals, the total number of MCs was found to increase from the upper portion of the esophagus towards the lower one. Within the esophageal wall, the total number of MCs decreased in the direction from tunica mucosa towards adventitia. During I period of mature age, the resting MCs filled with granules predominated, while the degranulating MCs were located in the lower esophageal segment. In the individuals of old and senile age, the degranulating MCs were more frequently observed in the upper and lower esophageal segments.
Morphology. 2015;147(1):42-47
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MORPHO-FUNCTIONAL CHANGES IN THE LIVER AND THE POSSIBILITY OF THEIR CORRECTION IN THE OFFSPRING OF RATS WITH CHOLESTASIS

Duduk N.I., Kravchuk R.I., Zimatkin S.M.

Abstract

The study aims to clarify the influence of experimental cholestasis mother on the structure of the liver of young rats in early postnatal development (Day 2) and to explore the possibility of the correction of these disturbances with Ursofalk drug. Material was obtained from 30 outbred albino rat pups and studied using histological, histochemical, morphometric and electron microscopic methods. It was found that under the influence of maternal cholestasis, the liver of the offspring demonstrated the dilation of sinusoidal capillaries, the decreased activity of succinate dehydrogenase and increased activity of NADH dehydrogenase in hepatocyte cytoplasm, the development of significant ultrastructural abnormalities (disappearance of lipid droplets, accentuated heterogeneity of mitochondrial size and shape, increased number of lysosomes). The application of Ursofalk partially restored hepatocyte structure and metabolism.
Morphology. 2015;147(1):48-53
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JUXTAGLOMERULAR BLOOD FLOW PATHWAY IN THE KIDNEY (COMPARATIVEANATOMICAL AND AGE-RELATED ASPECTS)

Kaplunova O.A.

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To observe the formation of blood flow in the juxtaglomerular pathway in comparative-anatomical and age-related aspects, 484 kidneys from the representatives of the five classes of vertebrates, 50 kidneys of human fetuses and 193 kidneys of normal individuals of different ages were studied. Macro-microscopic, histological and morphometric methods were used. In all the mammalian animal species, the significant development of vascular glomeruli and peritubular capillaries was observed. In human kidneys, the relative content of cortical and medullary arterial vessels was maximal in juvenile age. With age, this parameter was found to decrease both in renal cortex and medulla. The differentiation of renal tissue into the cortex and the medulla, that began in birds and was finally formed in mammals, explains the appearance of cortical and juxtamedullary blood flow pathways. During the antenatal period of human development, renal juxtaglomerular pathway of blood flow prevails over the cortical one. The diminished significance of juxtamedullary pathway of blood flow in elderly and senile age determines the decreased adaptive capacities of intraorgan renal arterial bed in the norm.
Morphology. 2015;147(1):53-58
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HEALING OF EXPERIMENTAL DEFECT IN A LONG BONE AFTER IMPLANTATION OF «COLLAPAN» OSTEOPLASTIC MATERIAL IN ITS CAVITY (COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHIC STUDY)

Koren’kov A.V.

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The dynamics of biodegradation of «CollapAn» osteoplastic material was studied after its implantation into the defect of the femoral diaphysis in 30 rats. Computed tomographic analysis of the healing of bone defects was conducted with the determination of the optical density of bone tissue in Hounsfield units. Since Day 30 of the experiment, the appearance and further progress of the radiographic signs of bone tissue neoformation and maturation were noted exactly along the contours of osteoplastic material, together with the gradual disappearance of the defect from the side of bone cortical layer and simultaneous increase of the optical density of the intermediary and endosteal part of the regenerate. At Day 120, regenerate optical density exceeded the absolute optical density of the parent bone; simultaneously, during this period no full recovery of the original shape of the bone took place, while parent bone rarefication was identified during all the periods of observation.
Morphology. 2015;147(1):59-62
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REMODELING OF THE ARTICULAR CARTILAGE DURING THE REPLACEMENT OF ITS DEFECT BY A BIOCOMPOSITE MATERIAL

Bogatov V.B., Zeinalov P.V., Liubun’ G.P., Kozadayev M.N., Matveyeva O.V., Sal`kovskiy Y.Y., Radzhabov A.M., Puchinyian D.M.

Abstract

The regenerative capacity of articular cartilage was studied in animals in which its defects were replaced by biocomposite materials based on polycaprolactone in combination with hydroxyapatite. Six specimens of the material were used, which consisted of different proportions of these polymers. In the experiment on sheep (n=6) it was found that these biocomposite materials were replaced by hyaline-like cartilage during healing of artificially created defects in the articular cartilage of the knee joint, while the ratio of composite components had no effect on the quality of the regenerates formed. These results support the view of a possible application of biocomposite materials in the treatment of degenerative and traumatic lesions of hyaline cartilage.
Morphology. 2015;147(1):63-69
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THE EFFECT OF IMPLANTATION OF MINERALIZED BONE MATRIX ON THE REGENERATION OF ARTICULAR CARTILAGE

Iryanov Y.I., Kiryanov N.A., Diuriagina O.V.

Abstract

The peculiarities of regeneration of knee articular cartilage were studied experimentally in adult Wistar rats (n=25) using the methods of optical and electron microscopy, histochemistry and x-ray electron probe microanalysis after modeling marginal perforated defect and implantation of granulated mineralized bone matrix (MBM) into the damaged zone. This biomaterial was demonstrated to have marked chondroinductive properties, to provide prolonged activation of reparative process, accelerated organotypical remodeling and restoration of the damaged articular cartilage. The data obtained indicate the possibility of MBM application in clinical practice for the treatment of injuries and diseases of the articular cartilage.
Morphology. 2015;147(1):70-73
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SIMULTANEOUS DEMONSTRATION OF GLUTAMATE DECARBOXYLASE AND SYNAPTOPHYSIN IN PARAFFIN SECTIONS OF RAT CEREBELLUM

Korzhevskiy D.E., Gilerovich Y.G., Kirik O.V., Alekseyeva O.S., Grigoriyev I.P.

Abstract

The article presents highly reproducible and inexpensive protocol for simultaneous demonstration of glutamate decarboxylase (GAD67), the key enzyme of gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) synthesis and synaptophysin (SYP), a marker protein of synaptic vesicles using confocal laser microscopy. In the cerebellar cortex, GAD labels Purkinje cells and pinceaux in their basal parts and is unevenly distributed in the neuropil of molecular and granular layers. SYP clearly marks the contours of large dendrites of Purkinje cells in molecular layer, while in the granular layers it labels parts of cerebellar glomeruli - the terminals of the mossy fibers. GAD-immunopositive structures (GABA-ergic axons of stellate cells - Golgi cells) are often located at periphery of the glomeruli. In the peripheral zone of the glomeruli, colocalization of GAD- and SYP-immunopositive structures was observed, suggesting the presence of GABA-ergic synapses in this zone.
Morphology. 2015;147(1):74-77
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A SYNAPTIC MARKER SYNAPTOPHYSIN

Kolos Y.A., Grigoriyev I.P., Korzhevskiy D.E.

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The review summarizes the current data on synaptophysin (SYP), its functional role in the cell and the use of SYP immunocytochemistry for labeling the synaptic contacts. SYP is a transmembrane glycoprotein found in small presynaptic vesicles of the nerve cells and in microvesicles of the neuroendocrine cells. Literature data and the authors’ own experience suggest that currently SYP is an important synaptic marker, which allows, with the use of light and confocal laser microscopy, to obtain the reliable data on the morphological organization of the synaptic structures in the central nervous system. It is also indispensable in the study of the efferent innervation of the internal organs. Applicatioin of the quantitative analysis of SYP-immunopositive structures using light and confocal laser microscopy allows to solve some problems that previously could be solved only by using electron microscopy.
Morphology. 2015;147(1):78-82
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D-CELLS OF THE GASTROENTEROPANCREATIC SYSTEM: DEVELOPMENT, STRUCTURE, FUNCTION AND REGENE RATION (HISTORY AND CURRENT STATE OF THE PROBLEM)

Ivanova V.F., Kostiukevich S.V.

Abstract

The present review summarizes the literature data and the results of authors’ own research on the development, structure, function and regeneration of D-endocrinocytes of gastroenteropancreatic (GEP) system. The history of the research of these cells is reviewed and its current state of the problem is discussed. The information on the difference of somatostatin-producing D-endocrinocytes from other types of endocrine cells of GAP system is presented, namely, the prevalence of these cells in all the organs of the digestive system (stomach, small and large intestine, pancreas) and other systems of the body, the peculiarities of their structure and regeneration in various species of vertebrate animals and humans in embryonic development, under conditions of normal functioning and in various types of pathology. On the basis of the data on the early differentiation of D-endocrinocytes and their secretion of hormones during embryonic development, structure, cytophysiology and relationships within the general endocrinocyte population, it is suggested that D-endocrinocytes play an important role in the morpho-functional state of GEP system.
Morphology. 2015;147(1):83-92
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Pamyati Dmitriya Alekseevicha MOShKOVA

Pavlik L.L., Mikheeva I.B.
Morphology. 2015;147(1):93-93
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Pamyati Georgiya Sil'vestrovicha KATINASA

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Morphology. 2015;147(1):94-94
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Pamyati Nikolaya Vasil'evicha YaMShchIKOVA

Suvorova G.N., Kulakova O.V.
Morphology. 2015;147(1):95-95
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Pamyati Gennadiya Mikhaylovicha SEMENOVA

Petrishin V.L., Kovshova M.V.
Morphology. 2015;147(1):96-96
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IMENNOY UKAZATEL'

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Morphology. 2015;147(1):101-102
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