Kononova V A
Biull Eksp Biol Med. 1982 Jul;94(7):116-8.
A study was made of the quantitative characteristics of mitochondria of the myofibrillar, perinuclear and subsarcolemmal zones of cardiomyocytes during long-term adaptation of rats to an "altitude" of 9000 m in a pressure chamber. The data are presented on the role played by hypertrophic and hyperplastic processes occurring in the mitochondrial apparatus in supporting viability of cardiac cells at high altitude.
对大鼠在压力舱中长期适应9000米“海拔”环境时心肌细胞肌原纤维、核周和肌膜下区域线粒体的定量特征进行了研究。文中给出了线粒体装置中发生的肥大和增生过程在维持高海拔心脏细胞活力方面所起作用的数据。
