[Ultrastructure of erythroid series cells in experimental lead poisoning].
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A I Gracheva
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[Ultrastructure of the megakaryocytes in acute experimental lead poisoning].
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[Comparative characteristics of the ultrastructure of laboratory animals' blood platelets].
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[Electron microscope technic for studying blood cells and several problems in interpreting the structure of these cells].
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[Aggregation, reaction of serotonin liberation and electron microscopy of thrombocytes in ischemic heart disease].
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[Blood platelet ultrastructure in the acute period of radiation sickness and at remote periods following its occurrence].
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[Changes in the cellular composition of the rat thoracic duct lymph at different periods following antigen injection].
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[Electron microscope study of glycogen distribution in blood platelets].
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[Effect of cystamine and mexamine on certain indices of hemostasis in irradiated rats].
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[Role of thrombocytopoietins in the regulation of thrombocytopoiesis].
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[Ultrastructure of the cells of the peripheral blood in experimental lead poisoning].
In rabbits exposed to lead poisoning electron microscopy revealed the presence in reticulocytes and erythrocytes of differently sized vacuoles, an amassment of ferritin granules in the mitochondria along with autophaging vacuoles; leucocytes evidenced turgescence of the mitochondria, up to and including their destruction and emptiness; the blood platelets showed an abundant vacuolization with disordered distribution of the serotonin and glycogen granules. The above changes become most spectacular on the 7-21st day after poisoning and by the 50th day they are encountered but in isolated cells.
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