Multinucleated giant cell appearance after whole body microwave irradiation of rats
作者： Ivančica Trošić
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摘要: Abstract Multinucleated giant cells are common for some chronic inflammatory processes in the lung. These formed by fusion of macrophages, but how process relates to kinetics alveolar macrophage generation is not clear. This study investigated influence 2450 MHz microwave irradiation on and formation multinucleated after whole body rats. The range electromagnetic radiation was selected as microwaves at a power density 5 – 15mW/cm2. A group experimental animals divided four subgroups that received 2, 8, 13 22 treatments two hours each. were killed days 1, 16, 30. Free lung cell population obtained bronchoalveolar lavage. Cell response level followed quantitatively, qualitatively morphologically using standard laboratory methods. Total number retrieved lavage slightly decreased treated showing time- dose-dependence. viability did significantly change irradiated animal (G2) compared with control (G1). increased (p
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