Morphofunctional features of thymus of twelve-month-old rats exposed to repeated hypergravity

Twelve-month-old male Wistar rats were exposed to hypergravity (9g, 10 minutes, daily, 30 and 45 times). Morphology of thymus was investigated. Hypergravity caused evident haemodynamic disturbances and involution in thymus after 30 exposures. Developing hypoxia and stress-response potentiated dystro...

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Main Author: Moroz G. A.
Format: Article
Language:Russian
Published: Ministry of Health of Ukraine. Dnipropetrovsk Medical Academy 2010-01-01
Series:Морфологія
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rat
Online Access:http://www.morphology.dp.ua/_pub/MORPHO-2010-04-03/10mgapgv.pdf
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spelling doaj-c753821541ec4743bfba3e7ebeff1cf32020-11-24T23:28:39ZrusMinistry of Health of Ukraine. Dnipropetrovsk Medical Academy Морфологія1997-96652010-01-01432327Morphofunctional features of thymus of twelve-month-old rats exposed to repeated hypergravityMoroz G. A.Twelve-month-old male Wistar rats were exposed to hypergravity (9g, 10 minutes, daily, 30 and 45 times). Morphology of thymus was investigated. Hypergravity caused evident haemodynamic disturbances and involution in thymus after 30 exposures. Developing hypoxia and stress-response potentiated dystrophy of both lymphocytic and epithelial components of thymus. After 45 exposures dystrophic-destructive alterations prevailed in lymphoid tissue and stroma of organ against the background stable haemodynamic disturbances. Delymphatization of parenchyma increased, cutolitic reaction rised, cell migration activity was inhibited. This characterises failure of adaptation. Revealed disturbances depend on exposure multiplicity and are features of adaptive response of organism on hypergravity.http://www.morphology.dp.ua/_pub/MORPHO-2010-04-03/10mgapgv.pdfthymus morphologyrathypergravitythymus involutionadaptation
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Morphofunctional features of thymus of twelve-month-old rats exposed to repeated hypergravity
Морфологія
thymus morphology
rat
hypergravity
thymus involution
adaptation
author_facet Moroz G. A.
author_sort Moroz G. A.
title Morphofunctional features of thymus of twelve-month-old rats exposed to repeated hypergravity
title_short Morphofunctional features of thymus of twelve-month-old rats exposed to repeated hypergravity
title_full Morphofunctional features of thymus of twelve-month-old rats exposed to repeated hypergravity
title_fullStr Morphofunctional features of thymus of twelve-month-old rats exposed to repeated hypergravity
title_full_unstemmed Morphofunctional features of thymus of twelve-month-old rats exposed to repeated hypergravity
title_sort morphofunctional features of thymus of twelve-month-old rats exposed to repeated hypergravity
publisher Ministry of Health of Ukraine. Dnipropetrovsk Medical Academy
series Морфологія
issn 1997-9665
publishDate 2010-01-01
description Twelve-month-old male Wistar rats were exposed to hypergravity (9g, 10 minutes, daily, 30 and 45 times). Morphology of thymus was investigated. Hypergravity caused evident haemodynamic disturbances and involution in thymus after 30 exposures. Developing hypoxia and stress-response potentiated dystrophy of both lymphocytic and epithelial components of thymus. After 45 exposures dystrophic-destructive alterations prevailed in lymphoid tissue and stroma of organ against the background stable haemodynamic disturbances. Delymphatization of parenchyma increased, cutolitic reaction rised, cell migration activity was inhibited. This characterises failure of adaptation. Revealed disturbances depend on exposure multiplicity and are features of adaptive response of organism on hypergravity.
topic thymus morphology
rat
hypergravity
thymus involution
adaptation
url http://www.morphology.dp.ua/_pub/MORPHO-2010-04-03/10mgapgv.pdf
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