[Endocytosymbiosis of microorganisms in mammal eukaryotic cells and factors of its regulation].
Morphofunctional equivalents of the process of long-term intracellular prokaryotes--eukaryotes interaction were studied by light and electron microscopy. The mechanisms for adaptation, elaborated in the course of evolution of bacteria-host interaction, were analysed on the ultrastructural level. A concept on the role of hypothalamic nonapeptides, as factors of regulation of intracellular persistence and symbiosis of prokaryotes, is discussed.
Stadnikov
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Shevliuk
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Kozlova
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