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1. [In vitro structural aspects of the human trophoblastic cell].

Author

Pugnaloni A, Faloia E, Saccucci F, Mazzanti L, Solmi R, Cester N, Romanini C, De Pirro R, and Biagini G

Subjects
Cells, Cultured, Female, Humans, Maternal-Fetal Exchange, Membrane Fluidity, Pregnancy, Sodium-Potassium-Exchanging ATPase metabolism, Trophoblasts enzymology, Trophoblasts ultrastructure
Abstract

Maternal- fetal exchanges are mainly regulated by trophoblast, which displays an active role during embryo growth. Trophoblast organization into a syncytial layer involves structural and functional steps that may be monitored and better elucidated by "in vitro" studies. In light of this, we have carried out morphological and biochemical analyses in order to evaluate 1) the syncytiotrophoblast formation in culture (48 h, 5-30 days) the Na+/K+ATPase activity and 3) the plasmalemmal microviscosity changes occurring during "in vitro" trophoblast production. Morphological and biochemical modulations have been pointed out.

Published
1990

3. [Placental barrier and its structural modulations. Morpho-functional aspects].

Author

Vasi V, Pugnaloni A, Ferrara P, Miccoli MC, Solmi R, Cester N, Mazzanti L, Romanini C, and Biagini G

Subjects
Female, Gestational Age, Humans, Hypertension physiopathology, Microscopy, Electron, Microscopy, Electron, Scanning, Placenta anatomy & histology, Pregnancy, Pregnancy Complications physiopathology, Pregnancy in Diabetics physiopathology, Placenta physiology
Published
1988

4. [Intrinsic potential of the gingival interdental epithelium and its "therapeutic" induction using brushing. Clinico-morphologic aspects].

Author

Pugnaloni A, Zucchini C, Checchi G, Solmi R, Castaldini C, and Biagini G

Subjects
Chronic Disease, Epithelium physiology, Humans, Gingiva ultrastructure, Periodontal Diseases therapy, Toothbrushing
Abstract

Toothbrushing technique may represent an important tool to improve gingival keratinization. Our experience evidenced a close relationship between this endoral therapy and interdental epithelial recovery of gingiva, after two months of treatment. Mechanical or microenvironmental stimuli and genetically determined potentialities are the main factors involved in this clinical-therapeutical recovery to modulate structural epithelial behaviour.

Published
1989

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