Morphological recovery of the granule cells from the olfactory bulb after the cessation of acute ozone exposure

Colín-Barenque, L; Dorado-Martinez, C; Rivas-Arancibia, S; Avila-Costa, MR; Fortoul, TI

HERO ID

180458

Reference Type

Journal Article

Year

2005

Language

English

PMID

15804724

HERO ID 180458
In Press No
Year 2005
Title Morphological recovery of the granule cells from the olfactory bulb after the cessation of acute ozone exposure
Authors Colín-Barenque, L; Dorado-Martinez, C; Rivas-Arancibia, S; Avila-Costa, MR; Fortoul, TI
Journal International Journal of Neuroscience
Volume 115
Issue 3
Page Numbers 411-421
Abstract The purpose of this study was to analy/e lhe possible morphological reL-overy of lhe granule cells in the olfactory bulb as a consequence of oxidative stress after an acute ozone exposure. Rats were divided in two groups: Control (air exposed) and experimental group, exposed 4 h. to I ppni ozone and divided into 4 subgroups, which were sacrificed al 2 and 24 h. 10 and 15 days, respectively. Olfactory bulbs were processed with the rapid Golgi method and for transmission electron microscopy. The granule cells of the olfactory bulb disclosed less dendritic spine density at 2. 24 h. and If) days after the exposure compared with conirols. At 15 days, the number of spines increased to values similar to those found in controls. The granule cells ultrastructure demonstrated an increment in lipofucsin granules, as well as swollen orgunelles, changes that decreased overtime. This change decline might be related to a partial recovery of the asst.K.-iative granule cells funciion.
Doi 10.1080/00207450590521028
Pmid 15804724
Wosid WOS:000227143600010
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Keyword dendritic spines; granule ceils; olfactory bulb; oxidative stress; ozone; recovery; ultrastructure
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