MORPHOLOGICAL AND FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE HISTAMINERGIC NEURONS OF THE RATS HYPOTHALAMUS AFTER SUBTOTAL THIRTY MINUTE CEREBRAL ISCHEMIA

Abstract

Investigations were conducted on 12 laboratory rats. The purpose of this study is to identify the histochemical and morphomeric features of neuronal histaminergic nucleus E2 in rat brain subtotal thirty minute cerebral ischemia. It was
established that in conditions of a thirty minute subtotal ischemia of the brain neurons of the nucleus E5 reduced in size, the size of histaminergic neurons of other nuclei did not change. The shape of the nuclei of neurons and neuronal
specification of histaminergic nuclei do not change. In histaminergic nucleus E2 oxidative metabolism, energy supply of the process of biosynthesis of histamine and oxidative deamination of histamine increased.