100 research outputs found
Liidia Kiisk defended her doctoral thesis
"Long-term nutritional study: anthropometrical and clinico-laboratory assessments in renal replacement therapy patients aft er intensive nutritional counselling
Medical collections in Tartu Old Anatomical Theatre – from August Rauber's Anatomy Museum to a multifunctional research and edutainment centre
Medical collections in Tartu Old Anatomical Theatre – from August Rauber's Anatomy Museum to a multifunctional research and edutainment centr
Pax proteins in embryogenesis and their role in nervous system development
The mammalian Pax genes encode a family of transcription factors, which play important roles in embryonic development and organogenesis. During the central nervous system development Pax genes have substantial roles in neural differentiation and regional specification. Pax proteins are expressed in populations of nerve cells within the developing forebrain, midbrain, hindbrain and spinal cord. In this article the fundamental roles of Pax proteins in the embryogenesis are outlined and the temporal and spatial influences of Pax on the formation of the central nervous system are discussed
Cell proliferation and apoptosis in wistar rat kidney after renal mass ablation and low-dose irradiation
Cell proliferation and apoptosis in the remnant rat kidney after treatment with lowdose irradiation was investigated. Material and methods. In the first group (n=9), adult male Wistar rats underwent 5/6 nephrectomy (NPX); in the second group (n=9), NPX was combined with low-dose irradiation. Rats without surgery and irradiation formed the control group (n=9). Results. Hypertension and proteinuria induced by NPX were decreased by 3-Gy irradiation. The 5/6 NPX rats showed a dramatic increase in proliferating and apoptotic cells in the glomeruli and in the distal tubules at week 2, which was significantly decreased by low-dose irradiation. Conclusion. The data demonstrate that low-dose irradiation is a factor slowing the process of chronic renal injury.publishersversionPeer reviewe
Trophinin and integrin β3 expression in the human endometrium. A pilot study
The study involved ten patients with tubal factor infertility. Patients (Group I, age 28–34 years, n=5; Group II, age 35–40 years, n=5) underwent endometrial biopsy on postovulatory days 7–10 of the natural menstrual cycle. Endometrial biopsies were studied by histological methods, presence of trophinin and integrin β<sub>3</sub> in the endometrial surface epithelium and in the glandular epithelium was assessed by immunohistochemistry. Low levels of β<sub>3</sub> integrin and trophinin were estimated in the endometrial epithelial cells in most patients, particularly in Group II, which reflects reduced endometrial capacity for adhesion and points to problems with the implantation of the embryo
Histoloogia
Histoloogia kursus hambaarstiteaduse osakonna üliõpilastega rõhuasetusega suuõõne struktuuride histoloogilisele ehitusele.BeSt programmi toetusel loodud e-kursuse "Histoloogia" õppematerjalid
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