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Vol 142, No 4 (2012)

Articles

OSTEOCYTES AND THE PATHWAYS OF MECHANICAL HOMEOSTASIS OPTIMIZATION FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF FUNCTIONAL OSTEOLOGY

Avrunin A.S., Tikhilov R.M., Parshin L.K., Mel'nikov B.E., Avrunin A.S., Tikhilov R.M., Parshin L.K., Melnikov B.Y.

Abstract

The aim of this work was to determine, on the basis of the results of authors' own research and literature data, the main pathways of osteocyte (OC) influence on the mechanical homeostasis of the skeleton. The following pathways of reorganization of the architecture of bone structures are postulated: at the ultrastructural level without direct cell participation, through the bone matrix synthesis by osteoblasts and OC, through bone matrix resorption by osteoclasts and OC, the latter being able to resorb the surrounding mineral and organic matrix both separately, and conjointly. This reorganization results in local changes of the mechanical characteristics of bones due to changes in: porosity of interstitial spaces, transport ability of the lacunar-canalicular system, porosity of the area of osteoblastic-osteoclastic remodeling, modeling of bone structures. From the point of view of adaptation theory it is highly significant that the subtle local control of bone structures is able to induce changes in the parameters of the mechanical environment, which, on the one hand, would correspond to OC metabolic requirements and, on the other hand, would support the parameters of body mineral homeostasis.
Morphology. 2012;142(4):7-13
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AGE-RELATED FEATURES OF THE MICROSTRUCTURE OF LAYER V OF HUMAN FRONTAL LOBE CEREBRAL CORTEX

Tsekhmistrenko T.A., Chernykh N.A., Tsekhmistrenko Т.А., Chernykh N.А.

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Age related peculiarities of the microstructure of areas 8, 10 and subarea 32/10 in layer V of human frontal cerebral cortex were studied in left hemispheres of 103 individuals from birth to 20 years of age using histological methods and computer morphometry. Profile area of pyramidal neurons, radial fiber and fiber bundle thickness, and the distance between bundles were measured. During postnatal development of layer V in frontal cerebral cortex the following stages were distinguished: from a birth till 1 year, from 1-2 years till 5-6 years, from 6-7 till 9 years, from 9-10 years till 16-18 years. In each stage, the complex of microstructural changes was detected that was caused by increasing complexity of a system of transthalamic and other frontal cortex connections with other cortical and subcortical formations.
Morphology. 2012;142(4):14-18
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NESTIN AND MUSASHI1 AS THE MARKERS OF NEURAL STEM CELLS IN RAT TELENCEPHALON FOLLOWING TRANSITORY FOCAL ISCHEMIA

Kirik O.V., Vlasov T.D., Korzhevskiy D.E., Kirik O.V., Vlasov T.D., Korzhevskiy D.E.

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Nestin and Musashi1 (Msi-1) proteins are most often used for labeling of neural stem cells and progenitor cells in vivo, however it remains unclear if these markers really label the same cells. As a result of the study of structural characteristics and localization of nestin- and Msi1-expressing cells it was found that these proteins were detected in non-identical cell populations in the brain of intact 15 rats. We failed to find cell groups demonstrating a coexpression of nestin and Msi-1. However, after ischemic lesion of the brain, which was caused in 38 rats by an endovascular occlusion of the left medial cerebral artery for 30 min with the following reperfusion for 48 hours, both markers were detected in cells of subventricular zone and in ependymocytes. These results indicate the changes in cytochemical patterns of the candidate stem cells.
Morphology. 2012;142(4):19-24
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NEURODEGENERATIVE CHANGES IN RAT HIPPOCAMPAL AREAS DURING THE PENTYLENETETRAZOLE KINDLING DEVELOPMENT

Popova M.S., Aniol V.A., Lazareva N.A., Stepanichev M.Y., Gulyaeva N.V., Popova M.S., Aniol V.A., Lazareva N.A., Stepanichev M.Y., Guliayeva N.V.

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The development of pentylenetetrazole-induced kindling is accompanied by neurodegeneration and neuronal loss in different areas of the hippocampus. However, the data on neurodegeneration development in the dentate gyrus remain controversial. In our study that was performed on 20 Wistar male rats, it was found that the process of neuronal loss was expressed unequally along the dentate gyrus. By the end of pentylenetetrazole kindling development, degenerating cells were present in the superior and inferior blades of the dentate gyrus, whereas the neuronal density in these areas was not reduced. On the other hand, in the angle of the dentate gyrus neuronal loss was already detected at the very early stages of kindling development. These findings allow to suggest a functional heterogeneity of a population of granule cells in relation to their susceptibility to seizure-induced injury.
Morphology. 2012;142(4):25-30
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EFFECTS OF TRANSPLANTATION OF HUMAN UMBILICAL CORD BLOOD MONONUCLEAR CELLS, EXPRESSING VEGF AND FGF2 GENES, INTO THE AREA OF SPINAL CORD TRAUMATIC LESION

Shaymardanova G.F., Mukhamedshina Y.O., Rizvanov A.A., Salafutdinov I.I., Chelyshev Y.A., Shaymardanova G.F., Mukhamedshina Y.O., Rizvanov A.A., Salafutdinov I.I., Chelyshev Y.A.

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Effects of immediate single transplantation of human umbilical cord blood mononuclear cells (UCB-MC) transfected with recombinant vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) and fibroblast growth factor-2 (FGF2) genes into the area of injury were studied on the model of rat spinal cord dosed contusion at TVIII level. UCB-MC transfected with EGFP-N2 plasmid were transplanted into the rats of the control group under similar conditions. The presence of EGFP- labeled cells were traced in white matter during 21 days after transplantation at a distance no less than 10 mm in rostral and caudal directions from the nearest point of the injection. By 30 days after the transplantation of UCB-MC transfected with pBud-VEGF-FGF2 plasmid, the cross-sectional area of sparing grey matter increased by more than 60% at a distance of 3 mm from the epicenter of injury. By that time, in the animals of this group, the number of perivascular cells expressing beta receptor of platelet-derived growth factor (PDGFβR) was increased by an average of 30% in the outer zones of white matter 1.5 cm from the injury epicenter. Delivery of the therapeutic genes VEGF and FGF2 to the damaged region and their expression in cell carriers stimulates vascularization and post-traumatic spinal cord regeneration.
Morphology. 2012;142(4):31-36
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PECULIARITIES OF AGE CHANGES OF NF200+-NEURONS IN THE SENSORY GANGLIA OF DIFFERENT SEGMENTAL LEVELS AFTER CHEMICAL DEAFFERENTATION

Porseva V.V., Shilkin V.V., Korzina M.B., Smirnova V.P., Maslyukov P.M., Porseva V.V., Shilkin V.V., Korzina M.B., Smirnova V.P., Maslyukov P.M.

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Morphological features of the neurons containing neurofilaments with molecular mass of 200 kD (NF200+), were studied in the sensory ganglia of thoracic and lumbar spinal nerves in rats (n=80) during the first year of their life. Capsaicin treatment (150 mg/kg) of the newborn animals resulted in the change of age dynamics of NF200+ neurons. This was reflected by a reduction of NF200+ neuron numbers and their cross-sectional areas in both ganglia. Segmental differences included greater reduction of NF200+ neuron number in the sensory ganglion of lumbar spinal nerve in both early and late developmental periods.
Morphology. 2012;142(4):37-42
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ENUCLEATION, FORMATION OF CYTOAND KARYOPLASTS, AND THEIR FUSION WITH NEURONAL BODY

Sotnikov O.S., Laktionova A.A., Paramonova N.M., Archakova L.I., Krasnova T.V., Sotnikov O.S., Laktionova А.А., Paramonova N.М., Archakova L.I., Krasnova T.V.

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In this research that was performed on isolated neurons of mollusk Lymnaea stagnalis, using neuron enucleation, the cytoplast was obtained which was then fused with another neuron resulting in cybrid formation. The experiments performed have shown that the isolated neurons are able to fuse with each other, forming binuclear neurons; also, like all other cells, they could be enucleated with the formation of cyto- and karyoplasts and, after fusion, they can form cell body-cytoplast, cytoplasts-karyoplast, and other complexes. This is associated with the appearance of all doubtless indicators of fusion described for fusion of nerve cell bodies. This work demonstrates the possibility to artificially fuse the amputated neuroplasm fragment with neuronal cell body - the metabolic center of another cell. Theoretically, this means that in vivo amputated neuronal process also can be fused with a novel cell.
Morphology. 2012;142(4):43-48
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EFFERENT INNERVATION OF PULMONARY BLOOD VESSELS AND BRONCHI IN RAT (AN IMMUNOHISTOCHEMICAL STUDY)

Chumasov E.I., Voronchikhin P.A., Korzhevskiy D.E., Chumasov Y.I., Voronchikhin P.A., Korzhevskiy D.E.

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In this investigation the peculiarities of innervation of bronchi and blood vessels of the lung were studied in 20 rats using immunohistochemical demonstration of synaptophysin and α-actin. The results obtained have showen that the densest innervation is typical for bronchial walls, particularly, for the muscular lamina. Synaptophysin-immunoreactive terminals (SFIT) were detected in the bronchi in close association with both circular bundles of smooth muscle cells and microganglia. Dense network of SFIT was found in the pulmonary vein - in its middle tunic formed by cardiomyocytes. In contrast to the bronchi and pulmonary vein, large branches of the pulmonary artery contained no SFIT. We briefly discuss the problem of the origin of the nerve fibers described and their functions and suggest that SFIT are formed by efferent fibers (axons) of neurons arising from either the intrapulmonary parasympathetic ganglia.
Morphology. 2012;142(4):49-53
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MORPHOLOGICAL RESULTS OF STROMAL STEM CELLS OF BONE MARROW ORIGIN INTO THE THROMBOSED VEIN IN EXPERIMENT

Mayborodin I.V., Morozov V.V., Novikova Y.V., Matveeva V.A., Artem'eva L.V., Matveev A.L., Khomenyuk S.V., Marchukov S.V., Maiborodin I.V., Morozov V.V., Novikova Y.V., Matveyeva V.A., Artemyeva L.V., Matveyev A.L., Khomeniuk S.V., Marchukov S.V.

Abstract

Using the methods of luminescent microscopy, the results of injection of autologous multipotent stromal (mesenchymal) stem cells of bone marrow origin (SSCBMO) containing GFP gene, into thrombosed hindlimb vein were studied in 226 male Wag rats. It was found that the restoration of blood flow through the thrombosed main vein was not always the result of thrombolysis. No signs of incorporation of injected SSCBMO into the wall of thrombosed vessel, clot recanalization or collateral formation were detected. In experimental thrombosis model with thrombin administration and main vein ligation, the thrombosis of its small branches also took place. The restoration of blood flow occured via either blood clot recanalization or obliteration of thrombosed vessels and the outgrowth of the new ones. SSCBMO were found to participate in both of these processes resulting in faster restoration of a blood flow in the tissue microregion of thrombosed vein. Gradually the injected SSCBMO and the structures formed with their participation, were replaced by the own cells of a recipient organism.
Morphology. 2012;142(4):54-61
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MORPHO-FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS OF BLOOD LEUKOCYTES AFTER ISONIAZID ADMINISTRATION

Dolgushin M.V., Sobolev V.G., Gushchin A.S., Dolgushin M.V., Sobolev V.G., Gushchin A.S.

Abstract

The functional-metabolic response peculiarities of the rat blood cells to isoniazid (one of the main antituberculosis medications) were studied. Isoniazid or its complex with pyridoxine were administrated orally for 3 months in therapeutic (5 mg/kg) and the toxic (100 mg/kg) doses (based on isoniazid). Isoniazid in toxic dose was found to inhibit the phagocytosis and the myeloperoxidase activity in neutrophils, the hydrolase activity in neutrophils and lymphocytes, but, at the same time, it activated dehydrogenase activity in lymphocytes. Pyridoxine modified the toxic effect of isoniazid on the metabolic processes (prevented the inhibition of phagocytosis and peroxidase activity in neutrophils, stimulated acid phosphatase activity in lymphocytes, decreased in the level of the lysosomal cationic proteins in neutrophils). It is suggested that the response of the blood cells to isoniazid, demonstrated in this work, was caused by the capacity of the medication to functionally activate the adrenal cortex, while the cellular-metabolic effects of pyridoxine could be associated with the modulation of glucocorticosteroid activity.
Morphology. 2012;142(4):62-66
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SPLENIC LYMPHOID STRUCTURES REORGANIZATION IN GERBILS AFTER SPACE FLIGHT

Grigorenko D.E., Sapin M.R., Grigorenko D.Y., Sapin M.R.

Abstract

To assess the effects of weightlessness on the organism of mammals, splenic lymphoid tissue was studied in 10 intact Mongolian gerbils and in 10 animals after a 12-days-long spaceflight. In experimental animals the body mass and splenic, thymic and adrenal mass indexes were sharply reduced. In the spleen, the red pulp area was significantly increased, there appeared the areas of fibrous tissue proliferation, and extensive hemorrhage. Lymphoid nodules with germinal centers disappeared, while periarterial lymphoid sheaths were depleted. Quantitative analysis of cellular content of the lymphoid structures of the spleen showed dramatic activation of cell destruction, lymphocytopoiesis suppression with the disappearance of mitotically dividing cells and a decrease in the number of blast cells. The absence of plasma cells indicates the suppression of the processes of the immunocytopoiesis. The complex of changes noted suggests the decrease of immunological barrier of lymphoid tissue in the spleen and in the whole organism, in gerbils under the conditions of weightlessness in the spaceflight.
Morphology. 2012;142(4):67-71
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PANCREAS REACTION IN DOGS WITH IMPAIRED GLUCOSE TOLERANCE TO THE PHYSICAL LOADS OF DIFFERENT INTENSITY

Nikonova L.G., Stel'nikova I.G., Banin V.V., Nikonova L.G., Stelnikova I.G., Banin V.V.

Abstract

The aim of this work was to study the structure of pancreas in the dogs with impaired glucose tolerance exposed to single short and repeated physical loads. The experiments were conducted in 26 male dogs aged 2-4 years, 10 animals formed the control group. The exposure was modeled as a run on treadmill with the velocity of 15 km/hr. The structure of the pancreas was examined using histological, electron microscopic and morphometric methods. Single short-term physical load was accompanied by predominantly compensatory and adaptive changes in both exocrine and endocrine parts of the gland. Among these changes the most significant were the stimulation and some small disturbances of a local blood flow in parainsular areas of the pancreatic endocrine part, as well as some signs indicative of the stimulation of insulin and pancreatic enzyme synthesis and secretion. After repeated physical c loads, the pronounced disturbances of the microcirculation were found in the exocrine part of the gland, which were accompanied by insulinocyte edema and local destruction. It is concluded that in the animals with impaired glucose tolerance, the repeated physical c loads of even moderate intensity could be the factor provoking tissue damage.
Morphology. 2012;142(4):72-77
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LIPID-SYNTHESIZING AND LIPID-STORING STRUCTURES OF THE HUMAN SKIN

Sobolevskaya I.S., Myadelets O.D., Grushin V.N., Sobolevskaya I.S., Myadelets O.D., Grushin V.N.

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This investigation was aimed at the study of lipid-storing and lipid-synthesizing structures of human integument system. The study included the examination of the skin taken from 5 topographically different areas of the bodies of 30 individuals of both sexes (6 females and 24 males) aged 22-60 years. The sections were cut using the freezing microtome and stained for the demonstration of lipids with Sudan III and IV, Black B, Oil Red, and for the fluorescence microscopy - with the water solution of phosphine 3R and acetone solution of Nile red. It is demonstrated that the lipid-synthesizing structures of skin are: keratinocytes, sebaceous gland exocrinocytes, dermal and hypodermal adipocytes. Skin lipid-storing structures are represented by lipid- synthesizing structures and the spaces between the stratum corneum keratinocytes and by the superficial part of the lipid film, formed by sebum. The extent of lipid-storing and lipid-synthesizing structures depends on the skin topographic area and on the individual's gender. The results also show that fluorescence microscopy with different fluorochromes is superior to classical light optical microscopy, ensuring more precise determination of localization, cell outlines, dimensions and shape of skin lipid-storing and lipid-synthesizing structures.
Morphology. 2012;142(4):78-82
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BONE DEFECT REPLACEMENT UNDER CONDITIONS OF TRANSOSSEOUS OSTEOSYNTHESIS AND TITANIUM NICKELIDE IMPLANT APPLICATION

Ir'yanov Y.M., Ir'yanova T.Y., Irianov Y.M., Irianova T.Y.

Abstract

In the experiment conducted on 30 Wistar rats, the peculiarities of tibial bone defect replacement under conditions of transosseous osteosynthesis and implantation of titanium nickelide mesh structures were studied using the methods of scanning electron microscopy and x-ray electron probe microanalysis. It was demonstrated that implant osseointegration occured 7 days after surgery, and after 30 days the defect was replaced with bone tissue by the type of primary bone wound healing, thus the organotypical remodeling of regenerated bone took place.
Morphology. 2012;142(4):83-86
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AN ASSOCIATION BETWEEN HUMAN MORPHOLOGICAL PHENOTYPICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND THE ACTIVITY OF CHROMOSOMAL NUCLEOLAR ORGANIZER REGIONS IN THE INTERPHASE CELL NUCLEUS IN THE POPULATION OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OF KURSK REGION

Medvedev I.N., Amelina I.V., Medvedev I.N., Amelina I.V.

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During the survey of 215 indigenous inhabitants of Kursk region, the activity of chromosomal nucleolar organizing regions (NOR) was examined in peripheral blood lymphocytes by a visual semiquantitative method based on silver salt impregnation (Howell W. M., 1975), and the general anthropometric indexes were determined. Significant differences in anthropometric indexes were identified among the groups with high, medium and low values of 10Ag NOR. It was established that with the increase of 10Ag NOR value in men, body mass and body mass index, waist girth and hip girth, waist-to-hip ratio and width of shoulders increased, while in women there was an increase in body mass, height, body mass index, hip girth and length of the legs.
Morphology. 2012;142(4):87-91
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INNOVATsIONNYE TEKhNOLOGII OBUChENIYa ANATOMII ChELOVEKA I OTsENKA STATISTIChESKOY NADEZhNOSTI POLUChENNYKh REZUL'TATOV

Nikonorova M.L., Pichugin Y.A., Karelina N.R., Kruglov S.V.
Morphology. 2012;142(4):92-95
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Dina Semenovna GORDON (k 90-letiyu so dnya rozhdeniya)

Sergeeva V.E.
Morphology. 2012;142(4):107-108
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