Morphological features of adenohypophysis stillborn from HIV-infected mothers
Adenohypophysis stillborn from HIV-infected mothers had a high functional stress for long periods of fetal devel-opment, leading to inhibition of its functional state, as evidenced by the decrease in the diameter of cells, reducing their se-cretory granules, and increased nuclear-cytoplasmic index....
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| author | Sherstiuk S.A. Sorokina I.V. |
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| description | Adenohypophysis stillborn from HIV-infected mothers had a high functional stress for long periods of fetal devel-opment, leading to inhibition of its functional state, as evidenced by the decrease in the diameter of cells, reducing their se-cretory granules, and increased nuclear-cytoplasmic index. In the antenatal period of development in the adenohypophysis of stillbirths from HIV-infected mothers apparently failed embryo genesis, which appeared violation of a population growth of acidophilic cells. Inhibition of functional activ ity of the entire population of cells of the adenohypophysis indicate a failure of compensatory possibilities of the body, which in future may be the cause of severe endocrinopathies. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-bbbfce12e2a04d81bb01af4f2ac93d2d2025-08-02T17:59:25ZengState Institution "Dnipro State Medical University"Морфологія1997-96652012-01-01615964Morphological features of adenohypophysis stillborn from HIV-infected mothersSherstiuk S.A.Sorokina I.V.Adenohypophysis stillborn from HIV-infected mothers had a high functional stress for long periods of fetal devel-opment, leading to inhibition of its functional state, as evidenced by the decrease in the diameter of cells, reducing their se-cretory granules, and increased nuclear-cytoplasmic index. In the antenatal period of development in the adenohypophysis of stillbirths from HIV-infected mothers apparently failed embryo genesis, which appeared violation of a population growth of acidophilic cells. Inhibition of functional activ ity of the entire population of cells of the adenohypophysis indicate a failure of compensatory possibilities of the body, which in future may be the cause of severe endocrinopathies.http://www.morphology.dp.ua/_pub/MORPHO-2012-06-01/12ssavim.pdfanterior pituitaryHIV infectionstillborn |
| spellingShingle | Sherstiuk S.A. Sorokina I.V. Morphological features of adenohypophysis stillborn from HIV-infected mothers Морфологія anterior pituitary HIV infection stillborn |
| title | Morphological features of adenohypophysis stillborn from HIV-infected mothers |
| title_full | Morphological features of adenohypophysis stillborn from HIV-infected mothers |
| title_fullStr | Morphological features of adenohypophysis stillborn from HIV-infected mothers |
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| title_short | Morphological features of adenohypophysis stillborn from HIV-infected mothers |
| title_sort | morphological features of adenohypophysis stillborn from hiv infected mothers |
| topic | anterior pituitary HIV infection stillborn |
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