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1. A Quantitative Assessment of the Morphofunctional Activity of the Population of Mast Cells Exposed to Biotechnological Strains of Microorganisms

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Natalia Sheina, Elena Budanova, Lyubov Mjalina, Yury Pivovarov, Viktor Korolik, Lyubov Sazonova, and Valentina Kolesnikova

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biotechnology, biotechnological microorganisms, industrial microorganisms, mast cells, biosafety standards, Medicine
Abstract

In order to assess the sensitizing properties of bacteria, micromycetes and actinomycetes, the morphofunctional activity of the population of mast cells was tested in rats exposed to biotechnological microorganisms. The result showed the high informative value of the test of peritoneal must cell degranulation. Both the result and the intensity of the response of mast cells to the exposure to the tested strains depend on the taxonomy of microorganisms, their concentration and the mode of inoculation. The test of peritoneal must cell degranulation can be recommended for assessing the biological safety of industrial microorganisms.

Published
2018
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2. A Quantitative Assessment of the Morphofunctional Activity of the Population of Mast Cells Exposed to Biotechnological Strains of Microorganisms

Author

Lyubov Sazonova, Viktor Korolik, Valentina V. Kolesnikova, Lyubov Mjalina, Elena Budanova, Yury Pivovarov, and Natalia Sheina

Subjects
education.field_of_study, industrial microorganisms, General Immunology and Microbiology, General Neuroscience, Microorganism, lcsh:R, Population, lcsh:Medicine, mast cells, Biology, General Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology, Microbiology, Quantitative assessment, biotechnological microorganisms, Mast (botany), biosafety standards, education, biotechnology
Abstract

In order to assess the sensitizing properties of bacteria, micromycetes and actinomycetes, the morphofunctional activity of the population of mast cells was tested in rats exposed to biotechnological microorganisms. The result showed the high informative value of the test of peritoneal must cell degranulation. Both the result and the intensity of the response of mast cells to the exposure to the tested strains depend on the taxonomy of microorganisms, their concentration and the mode of inoculation. The test of peritoneal must cell degranulation can be recommended for assessing the biological safety of industrial microorganisms.

Published
2018
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