Quantitative study on ischemic and antiischemic myocardium injury in cultured myocardial cell / 中国病理生理杂志

ABSTRACT

The ischemic myocardium in cultured myocardial cell of newborn rat and treated with Sodium Selenite(Se) and Fructose-1, 6-diphosphate(FDP) were studied comparatively by means of morphometry and quantitative cytochemistry. The area of myocardial cell and mitochondrion and the content of succinic dehydrogenase (SDH) in myocardial cell were quantitated by texture analysis system (TAS). Lipid peroxidation(LPO) and the myocardial cell beat function were observed. The results showed that the changes of the mitochondrion area interrelated with its number remarkabiy. When the mitochondrion area enlarges more than two fold, the destruction of mitochondrion is remarkable. Both Se and FDP can protect the ischemic myocardial cell, but the effects Se on forestalling destruction of mitochondrion, maintaining vitality of SDH and reducing content of malondialodehyde (MDA) are more powerful than FDP, and the effects of FDP on reducing edema of myocardial cell and mitochondrion, improving myocardial cell beat function are better than Se.