Dynamics of formation and reversion of the phenomenon of adaptational stabilization of structures correlates with changes in HSP70 content in the myocardium

The motor zone of the rat brain cortex is subjected to pulsed infrared (0.89 ~t) laser radiation, which is found to stimulate DNA synthesis both in intact animals and after strenuous physical exercise (swimming). Preliminary laser irradiation exerts a stress-limiting effect on ceils of the brain cortex and thymus but does not prevent swimminginduced reduction of 3H-thymidine incorporation in nuclear DNA of muscles.

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Effect of pulsed infrared laser radiation on DNA synthesis in tissues of intact rats and during strenuous physical exercise

Zubkova

Mikhailik

1995

Bull Exp Biol Med

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Dynamics of formation and reversion of the phenomenon of adaptational stabilization of structures correlates with changes in HSP70 content in the myocardium

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Effect of pulsed infrared laser radiation on DNA synthesis in tissues of intact rats and during strenuous physical exercise

Effect of pulsed infrared laser radiation on DNA synthesis in tissues of intact rats and during strenuous physical exercise

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