Возрастные изменения межклеточных взаимодействий гепатоцитов крыс и влияние на них мелатонина
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Рис. 25. Уровень суммарной экспрессии изоформ эстрогенсульфотрансферазы самцов крыс разного возраста (ось У — интенсивность окрашивания полос бромистым этидием). нарушении работы органов и систем организма первично изменение свойств межклеточного посредника (состава межклеточной жидкости, сыворотки: крови), а не изменение характеристик, составляющих их: клеток, так как добавление факторов… Читать ещё >
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