CHANGE OF MORPHOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY OF BONE MARROW CELLS BY INFLUENCE OF XENOGENEIC CEREBROSPINAL FLUID

Authors

  • V. S. Pykalyuk "Crimea State Medical University S.I.Georgievskogo"
  • L. R. Shaymardanova "Crimea State Medical University S.I.Georgievskogo"
  • O. S. Rudyk "Crimea State Medical University S.I.Georgievskogo"

Abstract

The investigations on the properties of the xenogenous cerebrospinal fluid (XCSF) as the base for the possible medicine are held on Human Anatomy Depart-ment in SE “Crimean State Medical University”. The PAS-reaction showed the glyco-gen accumulation in the bone marrow cells, that is the characteristic sign for cells dif-ferentiation. So, it is possible to use XCSF for progenitor cells in maturating failure.

 

Сerebrospinal fluid, bone marrow, investigations

Author Biographies

  • V. S. Pykalyuk, "Crimea State Medical University S.I.Georgievskogo"
    MD
  • L. R. Shaymardanova, "Crimea State Medical University S.I.Georgievskogo"
    Candidate of medicine
  • O. S. Rudyk, "Crimea State Medical University S.I.Georgievskogo"
    student

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No. 188 (2013): Частина 2 (англ)

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