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    Effect of Cyclosporin A on the Viability of Hippocampal Cells Cultured under Conditions of Modeling of Alzheimer’s Disease

    The presence of amyloid plaques and neurofibrillary tangles accompanied by manifestations of intense neurodegeneration in the brain is the main syndrome of Alzheimer’s disease (AD). Until now, the mechanisms u...

    E. V. Kravenska, V. V. Ganzha, E. N. Yavorskaya, E. A. Lukyanetz in Neurophysiology (2016)

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    Calcium-Induced Ultrastructural Interactions in Adrenocorticocytes

    Steroidogenesis in adrenocorticocytes is closely related to intracellular [Ca2+]. To detect ultrastructural changes induced by growth in cytosolic [Ca2+], we used a rat adrenocortical cell culture, which was exam...

    L. M. Koval, S. L. Tokar, E. N. Yavorskaya, E. A. Lukyanetz in Neurophysiology (2002)

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    Changes in the Ultrastructure of Adrenocortical Cells Induced by Cholinergic Agonists

    The role of cholinergic neurotransmitters in the changes in ultrastructure of adrenocortical cells remains to a great extent unexplored. We studied the influence of acetylcholine (ACh) and pilocarpine, agonist...

    S. L. Tokar, L. M. Koval, E. N. Yavorskaya, E. A. Lukyanetz in Neurophysiology (2002)

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    Roles of the Mitochondria and Endoplasmic Reticulum in Calcium Elevation during Osmotic Shock in Adrenocortical Cells

    Steroid hormones participate in various metabolic processes, and dysfunction of the adrenocortical system leads to numerous pathologies in humans. One of the factors that can influence the secretory properties...

    I. A. Lukyanets, E. N. Yavorskaya, S. L. Tokar', E. A. Lukyanetz in Neurophysiology (2002)

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    Ultrastructural properties of the steroid vesicles and mitochondria from bovine adrenal cortical cells

    L. M. Koval', E. N. Yavorskaya, S. L. Tokar', E. A. Lukyanetz in Neurophysiology (2000)

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    Interactions of endogenous lectin from theHelix pomatia reproductive system (HPA) with the surface of CNS neurons of the snail

    The surface of unidentified cultured neurons and electrophysiologically identified units RPa1, RPa2, and LPa3 of the snailHelix pomatia was studied using a colloidal gold-labelled endogenous gonad lectin of this ...

    L. M. Koval', N. I. Kononenko, M. D. Lutsik, E. N. Yavorskaya in Neurophysiology (1996)

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    Electron cytochemical study of carbogydrate components of surface membrane in cultured glial cells of the snailHelix pomatia

    Using a variety of colloidal gold-labelled lectins, the structure and topography of carbohydrate determinants of the surface membrane in different types of cultured glial cells of the snailHelix pomatia have been...

    L. M. Koval', N. I. Kononenko, M. D. Lutsik, E. N. Yavorskaya in Neurophysiology (1994)

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    Electron-cytochemical study of carbohydrate components of the surface membrane of cultured neurons of the edible snail Helix pomatia

    An electron-cytochemical study of the structure and topography of carbohydrate determinants of the surface membrane of CNS neurons of the edible snailHelix pomatia cultured in vitro was carried out by means of a ...

    L. M. Koval', N. I. Kononenko, M. D. Lutsik, E. N. Yavorskaya in Neurophysiology (1992)