Piryatinskaya N. Neuron-glial-capillary interactions of entorhinal region in parahippocampal gyrus of the human brain

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Thesis for the degree of Candidate of Sciences (CSc)

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0411U002625

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  • 14.03.09 - Гістологія, цитологія, ембріологія

24-05-2011

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Д 52.600.02

Essay

The dissertation is devoted to the study of neuron-glial-capillary interactions of entorhinal region in parahippocampal gyrus of the human brain. Withing the age period from 22 to 84 years, reduction of density of neurons by 51%, specific length of capillaries by 18%, capillary index by 40% are obsewered. Increase of density of glia was 38%, the glial index by 69%. Asymmetry of morphometric parameters is not mathematically expressed. Sex features are more apparent in a larger number of neurons, capillaries, and capillary index in men. In women glia cells and glial index are predominant. Lower number of neurons at younger age is characteristic for women. Increase of the density of glia cells with age in men is more gradual in nature.

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