Seasonal dynamics of adrenal mineralocorticoid function in rats

Rom-Bugoslavskaya, E. S.; Komarova, Irina; Bondarenko, L. A.

doi:10.1007/bf00835712

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“…These responses include the incidence and other aspects of some psychiatric disorders [5,6] and somatic diseases [7,8], including various forms of cancer [9,11]. Many facets of such studies are backed by experimental work, both in vivo [12] and in vitro [131. In breast cancer there are reports of seasonality in occurrence [14] and in tumour size [15,16]. The season of presentation has also been linked to survival [17,18].…”

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Breast carcinoma: periodicity in presentation of metastatic tumour growth in the axilla

Hartveit

1992

Clin Exp Metast

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The clinical value of assessment of tumour load in the axilla in the treatment of breast cancer patients has stood the test of time. Much information is available on its extent and characteristic distribution but, in contrast, little is known of the biological factors that may control the timing of the metastatic phenomenon. There is recent circumstantial evidence that such factors may exist and this prompted the present detailed study of axillary metastases from a series of 437 consecutive cases of breast carcinoma. Evidence of such factors was found here also: the excess of micrometastases in cases coming to operation in the second half of the year was highly significant (P less than 0.001) and is consistent with a synchronized start to the metastatic process. The total metastatic pattern in the material further indicated that the process may show periods of inactivity, i.e. periods when new colonies are not recruited. Mechanisms controlling this periodicity could theoretically be light-mediated, opening up new possibilities in the development of anti-metastatic treatment regimes.

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Breast carcinoma: periodicity in presentation of metastatic tumour growth in the axilla

Hartveit

1992

Clin Exp Metast

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Effect of membrane potential level on serotonin-induced smooth muscle contractions of the rabbit pulmonary artery

Buryi¹,

Gurkovskaya²,

Gokina³

et al. 1992

Bull Exp Biol Med

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Experimental Modeling of Damaging and Protective Hypoxia of the Mammalian Brain

Semenov

Belyakov

Рыбникова

2022

J Evol Biochem Phys

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Currently, there is a new surge of interest in the problem of hypoxia, almost lost in recent decades. Due to the fact that the circle of competent specialists in this field has significantly narrowed, it is necessary to carry out an intensive exchange of knowledge. In order to inform a wide range of interested researchers and doctors, this review summarizes the current understanding of hypoxia, its pathogenic and adaptogenic consequences, as well as key physiological and molecular mechanisms that implement the response to hypoxia at various levels—from cellular to organismic. The review presents a modern classification of forms of hypoxia, the understanding of which is necessary for the formation of a scientifically based approach to experimental modeling of hypoxic states. An analysis of the literature covering the history and current level of hypoxia modeling in mammals and human experiments, including methods for creating moderate hypoxia used to increase the resistance of the nervous system to severe forms of hypoxia and other extreme factors, is carried out. Special attention is paid to the discussion of the features and limitations of various approaches to the creation of hypoxia, as well as the disclosure of the potential for the practical application of moderate hypoxic effects in medicine.

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Seasonal dynamics of adrenal mineralocorticoid function in rats

Cited by 3 publications

References 6 publications

Breast carcinoma: periodicity in presentation of metastatic tumour growth in the axilla

Breast carcinoma: periodicity in presentation of metastatic tumour growth in the axilla

Effect of membrane potential level on serotonin-induced smooth muscle contractions of the rabbit pulmonary artery

Experimental Modeling of Damaging and Protective Hypoxia of the Mammalian Brain

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