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[Cellular composition of subcutaneous connective tissue after single and repeated overheating].

Vinogradov Vv, Permitina Ns, Vorob'eva Nf

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Changes in cellular composition of subcutaneous connective tissue were studied on the film-like preparations immediately or some time after single and repeated general overheating. It is suggested that the discovered changes in fibroblasts, histiocytes and mast cells reflect the connective tissue reaction directed at the maintenance of the metabolic homeostasis.

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Changes in cellular composition of subcutaneous connective tissue were studied on the film-like preparations immediately or some time after single and repeated general overheating. It is suggested that the discovered changes in fibroblasts, histiocytes and mast cells reflect the connective tissue reaction directed at the maintenance of the metabolic homeostasis.

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Changes in cellular composition of subcutaneous connective tissue were studied on the film-like preparations immediately or some time after single and repeated general overheating. It is suggested that the discovered changes in fibroblasts, histiocytes and mast cells reflect the connective tissue reaction directed at the maintenance of the metabolic homeostasis.

Key concepts: Connective tissue, Overheating (electricity), Subcutaneous tissue, Mast (botany), Histiocyte, Pathology, Chemistry, Biology

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