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Cellular polyploidy. Proliferation and differentiation.
Effect of 1,2,3-trichloropropane on the ploidy of rat liver cells
Cytophotometric and karyometric studies of ploidy of albino rat hepatocytes showed that after inhalation of 1,2,3-trichloropropane in a concentration of 0.8 mg/liter the number of mononuclear cells…
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Investigation of the effect of certain chlorinated hydrocarbons on the composition of the hepatocyte population of the rat liver
TLDR
Hepatocytes in the liver of albino rats poisoned by inhalation of dichloropropane and trichloropropylamine were investigated cytophotometrically and karyometrally and found to be more toxic than dichlorOPropane.
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Self-synchronization of the protein synthesis rhythm in HaCaT cultures of human keratinocytes
TLDR
Both in keratinocytes and hepatocytes, self-synchronization of fluctuations of the intensity of protein synthesis takes place, the mechanism of self- Synchronization is the calcium-depending phosphorylation of cell proteins.
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Dopamine Disorganizes the Rhythm of Protein Synthesis Disrupting Self-Organization of Hepatocytes In Vitro
TLDR
In contrast to previously studied norepinephrine and serotonin, as well as gangliosides, which organized the population rhythm of protein synthesis, dopamine disorganized the rhythm, impairing direct intercellular interactions.
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Polyploidy in the myocardium and compensatory reserve of the heart
  • V. Brodskii
  • Biology
    Bulletin of Experimental Biology and Medicine
  • 1 May 1995
TLDR
The capacity of polyploid myocytes to grow so as to double their mass constitutes the reserve of cardiac growth, which materializes in response to functional overloading of the heart in adult life.
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Administration of Dopamine to Rats Disorganizes the Rhythm of Protein Synthesis in Hepatocytes
TLDR
The results of in vitro experiments with addition of dopamine into the medium of cultured hepatocytes suggest that dopamine in vivo produces a direct effect on liver cells, taking into account the biochemical mechanisms for a direct cell–cell interaction and previously unknown properties of catecholamines.
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“Stem Cell Anthology. Stem Cell Biology, Tissue Engineering, Cloning, Regenerative Medicine and Biology”, Bruce M. Carlson, Ed., Acad. Press, 2010
  • V. Brodskii
  • Medicine
    Russian Journal of Developmental Biology
  • 6 October 2011
350 Properties of stem cells (SCs) are one of the most intensively investigated directions in cellular and developmental biology with the prospects of using the results for therapy of human diseases…
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Multiple increase of DNA content in Purkinje cells in the ontogeny of the rat.
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Dopamine disorganizes direct intercellular interactions in keratinocytes cultures: A comparison to hepatocytes
Dopamine in the concentration 0.4 μg/mL abolishes protein synthesis rhythm in HaCaT keratinocytes and hepatocytes unlike noradrenaline or melatonin, which synchronize direct intercellular…
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