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ECB. 2014; 3(9): 969-973


SUBPLASMALEMMAL STRUCTURES OF EXCITABLE AND UNEXCITABLE CELLS IN CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES

N. S. Kukurtchyan, G. R. Karapetyan.




Abstract

The phenomenon of plasmatic membrane (PM) thickness was seldom noted at investigation of cells in different organs. However just
presence of such a phenomena was noted, but no valuation of its biological importance was given. In a basis of excitable and unexcitable
cells plasmatic membrane thickness changes lays cell submembrane layer thickness alteration. Reversible and irreversible damages of its
structures can be a key of cell dysfunction at pathology.

Key words: Transmission electron microscopy, cardiomyocyte subsarcolemma thickness, hepatocytes subcytolemma thickness, inoculation by CCl4, pulmonary arterial valve stenosis.






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