M. Repin, Yu. A. Chizh, L. Marchenko, Tetyana Govorukha, Stanislav Narozhnyy
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Abstract
The protein-peptide composition of fetal tissues (FTCEs) and placenta (PCE) cryoextracts of rats was investigated by gel permeation chromatography. Cryoextracts were derived from tissue homogenates using the freeze-warming modes: 1 – single (–20°С); 2 – double (–20; –196°С) and 3 – triple (–20; –196; –196°С) ones. The biological activity of cryoextracts was in vitro evaluated by the phagocytic activity of neutrophil granulocytes (NG) of the blood of intact rats after incubation with an inactivated culture of Staphylococcus aureus (2 × 109 cells/ml) for 45 and 120 min for the concentrations of extracts in the incubation medium: 1.6; 3.1; 6 mg/ml in terms of dry substance. The use of mode 3 ensured a greater yield of total protein and low molecular weight compounds of a protein-peptide nature in the composition of cryoextracts. The content of low-molecular-weight fractions in FTCE exceeded that in PCE, regardless of the obtaining mode. Incubation of NG with cryoextracts did not significantly increase the number of neutrophils which entered into phagocytosis. However, all the samples of PCE and FTCE were characterized by a dose-dependent rise in the NG absorption activity during the 45-minute incubation compared to the control.
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The Journal publishes the reviews and original papers on cryobiological and cryomedical research, in particular the elucidation of mechanisms of injuries occurring in biological objects and caused by the influence of low and ultra low temperatures; natural resistance of biologicals to cold and their recovery post effect; the development of effective methods of cryoprotection and technology of storage of biological resources under hypothermic and ultra low temperatures, application of hypothermia, cryotherapy and cryopreserved biologicals for treating various pathologies; cell and tissue based therapies and other issues of low-temperature biology and medicine, as well as development of devices and equipment for low temperature biology and medicine. The journal covers all topics related to low temperature biology, medicine and engineering. These include but are not limited to: low temperature storage of biologicals (human, animal or plant cells, tissues, and organs), including preparation for storage, thawing/warming, cell and tissue culturing etc. response of biologicals to low temperature; cold adaptation of animals and plants; utilisation of low temperature in medicine; experimental and clinical transplantation, cell and tissue based therapies; developing of cryobiological and cryomedical devices; organisation and functioning of low temperature banks etc.