Развитие иммунной системы в онтогенезе крыс: нейроэндокрино-иммунные взаимодействия
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Остается открытым вопрос о формировании и функционировании иммунной и нейроэндокринной систем у млекопитающих с интенсивными физиологическими и биохимическими перестройками организма, в частности, в отсутствие гипоталамического аргинин-вазопрессина у мутантных крыс Brattleboro. Известно, что у крыс Brattleboro развиваются существенные морфофункциональные отклонения в системе иммунитета: ускорение… Читать ещё >
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