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Влияние трансплантации обработанных кофеином иммунокомпетентных клеток на параметры функциональной активности нервной системы

Влияние трансплантации обработанных кофеином иммунокомпетентных клеток на параметры функциональной активности нервной системы

Abstract

В настоящем исследовании продемонстрировано, что обработка in vitro кофеином спленоцитов мышей (CBAxC57Bl/6)F1 с пассивным типом поведения в «открытом поле» влияет на функциональную активность указанных клеток, изменения спонтанную и стимулированной продукцию цитокинов; а внутривенное введение этих клеток мышам с указанным типом поведения сопровождается модуляцией параметров их моторной и исследовательской активности, характер которой зависит от использованной дозы препарата. При этом регистрируются определенные изменения в синтезе цитокинов клетками головного мозга мышей-реципиентов. Обсуждается возможные механизмы модулирующего поведение животных-реципиентов влияния обработанных кофеином трансплантированных иммунокомпетентных клеток.

It was demonstrated that in vitro treatment with caffeine splenocytes of mice (CBAxC57Bl / 6) F1 with a passive type of behavior in «open field» modifies the functional activity of these cells, manifested in changes in spontaneous and induced cytokine production; the intravenous injection of these cells is accompanied by modulation of the parameters of the motor and exploratory activity of recipients, the nature of which depends on the dose of caffeine. At the same time were shown some changes in the synthesis of cytokines by brain cells of mice-recipients. Possible mechanisms for modulating effect of transplanted immune cells on recipient's behavior were discussed.

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КОФЕИН, ИММУНОКОМПЕТЕНТНЫЕ КЛЕТКИ, ОРИЕНТИРОВОЧНО-ИССЛЕДОВАТЕЛЬСКОЕ ПОВЕДЕНИЕ, ЦИТОКИНЫ

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