2019
DOI: 10.31688/abmu.2019.54.2.02
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Ultramicroscopic changes in the parathyroid glands and thymus after immunostimulation in rats

Abstract: L'ultramicroscopie des glandes parathyroïdes et du thymus des rats suite à l'immuno-stimulation Contexte. Le fardeau de l'immunodéficience et des maladies infectieuses augmente rapidement dans le monde entier. Il devient donc nécessaire de trouver des médicaments immunomodulateurs efficaces susceptibles de modifier la réponse du système immunitaire. Objectifs. Etudier les modifications ultramicroscopiques qui se produisent dans les glandes parathyroïdes et le thymus de rats après l'administration de l'agent im… Show more

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“…), and parathyroid glands. In particular, the effect of cadmium [9], BIA 10-2474 -a new inhibitor of fatty acid amidhydrolase (FAAH) [10], infrared radiation [11], immunostimulation [12], autoimmune diseases, metastazing, iron or copper overload, radiation therapy or treatment with radioactive iodine, rare genetic disorders on the parathyroid glands has been studied [13]. In addition, the effect of heavy metal salts on the thyroid gland [14], the pituitary gland and adrenal glands [15], the islet apparatus of the pancreas [16], and others were directly studied.…”
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“…), and parathyroid glands. In particular, the effect of cadmium [9], BIA 10-2474 -a new inhibitor of fatty acid amidhydrolase (FAAH) [10], infrared radiation [11], immunostimulation [12], autoimmune diseases, metastazing, iron or copper overload, radiation therapy or treatment with radioactive iodine, rare genetic disorders on the parathyroid glands has been studied [13]. In addition, the effect of heavy metal salts on the thyroid gland [14], the pituitary gland and adrenal glands [15], the islet apparatus of the pancreas [16], and others were directly studied.…”
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confidence: 99%