Ultrastructural study of pancreatic B cell regeneration in newborn rats after destruction by streptozotocin
Ultrastructural study of pancreatic B cell regeneration in newborn rats after destruction by streptozotocin
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链脲佐菌素破坏新生大鼠胰腺B细胞再生的超微结构研究
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1982
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É. Hollande
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M. C. Dutrillaux;B. Portha;C. Rozé;É. Hollande
SummaryAn ultrastructural study of endocrine cells was performed in the pancreas of rats treated with a single dose of streptozotocin on the day of birth. Most of the B cells present at birth were destroyed by streptozotocin but some survived and could again synthesize insulin after eliminating their altered fragments in phago-lysosome structures. New B cells were produced primarily by the formation of new islets from the small pancreatic ducts. A study of mitosis in colchicine treated animals showed that most B cells present on day 4 were formed by mitosis of undifferentiated cells. No significant division of preexisting differentiated B cells could be shown in streptozotocin treated rats.B cell regeneration in this newborn rat model is thus explained primarily by budding of new islets from the ducts.