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Title: Investigation of CdCl2 influence on red blood cell morphology
Authors: Selimov, M. A.
Селимов, М. А.
Nagdalian, A. A.
Нагдалян, А. А.
Povetkin, S. N.
Поветкин, С. Н.
Statsenko, E. N.
Стаценко, Е. Н.
Litvinov, M. S.
Литвинов, М. С.
Mishvelov, A. E.
Мишвелов, А. Е.
Keywords: AFM;RBC;Morphology;Heavy metals
Issue Date: 2019
Publisher: INT JOURNAL PHARMACEUTICAL & PHYTOPHARMACOLOGICAL RESEARCH
Citation: Selimov, MA; Nagdalian, AA; Povetkin, SN; Statsenko, EN; Kulumbekova, IR; Kulumbekov, GR; Litvinov, MS; Mishvelov, AE; Iraskhanov, AS; Abdurashidov, AM; Gadzhiev, MR. Investigation of CdCl2 Influence on Red Blood Cell Morphology // INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PHARMACEUTICAL AND PHYTOPHARMACOLOGICAL RESEARCH. - 2019. - Том: 9. - Выпуск: 5. - Стр.: 8-13
Series/Report no.: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PHARMACEUTICAL AND PHYTOPHARMACOLOGICAL RESEARCH
Abstract: The authors studied the main methods of qualitative morphology evaluation and abnormal shapes visualization of red blood cells (RBC). We made the comparison of known sample preparation methods and selected the optimal one, which had no significant impact on the change in morphological features of cells. The purpose of the article is the formation of physiologically and morphologically abnormal RBC and its investigation by atomic force microscopy (AFM). It is established that AFM is an important tool to visualize the abnormal forms of RBC, especially with the usage of Nova PX software, which allows obtaining a more complete picture of the dimensional characteristics and parameters of RBC. In conclusion, the possibility and prospects of using AFM in studies of morphology and visualization of abnormal forms of RBC are describe
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