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[Stroma formation in epithelial malignant tumors].

Nikolaev Aa, Iagubov As

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The mechanism of stroma-formation and rearrangement of the stroma was studied on 221 cases of cancer of the lung, stomach and mammary gland using histological, histochemical and electron-microscopy methods of investigation. It was established that multiplying epithelial elements of teh tumour induced proliferation of histiogenic and vascular fibroblasts, activating them. Active fibroblasts play a double role: they either produce fibres and interstitial matter of the tumorous stroma, or participate in desintegration of preceding and newly formed collagenous structures. The processes of stroma-formation comply with the conventional schemes of normal fibrillogenesis and rearrangement of the interstitial tissue. It was shown that fibroblasts of the tumour stroma was capable of phagocytosis of a mature collagen. It is supposed that in the course of the tumorous growth correlation between the parenchyma and stroma is maintained, the leading role being played by the epithelium.

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The mechanism of stroma-formation and rearrangement of the stroma was studied on 221 cases of cancer of the lung, stomach and mammary gland using histological, histochemical and electron-microscopy methods of investigation. It was established that multiplying epithelial elements of teh tumour induced proliferation of histiogenic and vascular fibroblasts, activating them. Active fibroblasts play a double role: they either produce fibres and interstitial matter of the tumorous stroma, or participate in desintegration of preceding and newly formed collagenous structures. The processes of stroma-formation comply with the conventional schemes of normal fibrillogenesis and rearrangement of the interstitial tissue. It was shown that fibroblasts of the tumour stroma was capable of phagocytosis of a mature collagen. It is supposed that in the course of the tumorous growth correlation between the parenchyma and stroma is maintained, the leading role being played by the epithelium.

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The mechanism of stroma-formation and rearrangement of the stroma was studied on 221 cases of cancer of the lung, stomach and mammary gland using histological, histochemical and electron-microscopy methods of investigation. It was established that multiplying epithelial elements of teh tumour induced proliferation of histiogenic and vascular fibroblasts, activating them. Active fibroblasts play a double role: they either produce fibres and interstitial matter of the tumorous stroma, or participate in desintegration of preceding and newly formed collagenous structures. The processes of stroma-formation comply with the conventional schemes of normal fibrillogenesis and rearrangement of the interstitial tissue. It was shown that fibroblasts of the tumour stroma was capable of phagocytosis of a mature collagen. It is supposed that in the course of the tumorous growth correlation between the parenchyma and stroma is maintained, the leading role being played by the epithelium.

Key concepts: Stroma, Parenchyma, Pathology, Epithelium, Fibrillogenesis, Biology, Chemistry, Anatomy

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