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Experimental studies on the effect of Chlorpyrifos on rats. VI. Population of intestinal mast cells and hypersensitivity reactions.
Author(s) -
Prof. Dr. Ghyath Salih Mahmoud,
Wael Adil Obaid
Publication year - 2022
Language(s) - English
DOI - 10.55145/ajbms.2022.1.1.002
Subject(s) - muscular layer , mast cell , population , intestinal mucosa , lumen (anatomy) , mast (botany) , pathology , chemistry , biology , immunology , medicine , environmental health
This study aims to know the effect of the insecticide ”Chlorpyrifos. It is one of theorganophosphorous compounds” on the increase and proliferation of Mast Cells MC) in the intestinesof rats, and 110 male rats were used for this purpose, they were divided into four groups: The first groupwas assigned as a control group. The second, third and fourth groups were dosed with specific doses ofthe insect slave Chloria brevus as mentioned in its previous study (Al-Dursi. The mucosa (Sub mucosa)and the mucosa layer (Mucosa) of the intestines of rats exposed to the insect compared to rats of thefirst group (control group).This study also showed that a large number of mast cells were scattered in themuscular layer and the submucosal layer, while the mucosa layer witnessed Fewer mast cells (especiallyin the second group of rats that received a repeated daily dose).mical Examination) that the mast cells(MC) in the muscular and submucosal layer were of sound structure and shape, but they degranulated(degranulated) and emptied their contents of vasoactive amines when they migrated to the mucous layer,especially between epithelial cells, and this confirms the occurrence of hypersensitivity (Hypersensitivityreaction) to cross into the lumen of the intestine.

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