Electron Microscopic Changes of Peritubular Macrophages of Rat Testis Under Conditions of Central Blockage of Luteinizing Hormone Synthesis by Triptorellin During 90 Days of Observation.
Abstract:Introduction. Macrophages are cells of the innate immune system that play many roles in the body. Macrophages are known to be found in endocrine glands, and there is now much evidence that these cells interact closely with endocrine cells. Immune-endocrine interactions are important for the development of endocrine glands and their functioning during physiological states, and also become key players in pathophysiological states. Through gene expression profiling, diverse subpopulations of tissue macrophages ha… Show more
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