The Microreader™ 23SP ID System is a novel STR kit, but there are no Mongolian data related to this kit. In this study, allelic frequencies and forensic parameters were obtained from 505 unrelated healthy Mongolians. These samples were amplified using the kit. The dataset successfully passed quality control after being submitted to STRidER (STRidER dataset reference STR000198). A total of 264 alleles were observed, with corresponding allelic frequencies ranged from 0.001 to 0.378. The combined power of discrimination (CPD) and combined probability of exclusion (CPE) of the 22 autosomal STR loci were 0.999999999999999999999999999217318 and 0.999999999776042, respectively. Furthermore, population differentiation comparisons involving previously reported groups were conducted.
The background and evoked activity of reticular units in the medulla, pons and ventrobasal complex of the thalamus was studied on cat's fetuses and kittens 54-65 and 1-60 days old, respectively. 63% (pons) and 92% (medulla) of spontaneously active cells were recorded in the fetuses. The highest percentage of evoked responses (60% in the fetuses) was observed upon stimulation of the tongue. Repeated application of stimuli facilitated the firing during the interstimulus intervals, especially during the early developmental stages. Sensitivity to transmitters in the fetuses was maximal to noradrenalin (87%) and glutamate (70%) and minimal to acetylcholine (43%). With development of the animal the number of adrenosensitive units decreased, that of the cholinosensitive increased, and the sensitivity to glutamate remained at the same level. A conclusion is made that the synaptic processes at early developmental stages are mainly of adrenergic and glutamate nature. 相似文献
Three subpopulations of Golgi-stained neurons of the brainstem reticular nuclei have been studied by the method of computer morphometry in 30-day old kittens. 23 parameter of the neuronal geometry were analyzed after uni-and bilateral lingual nerve section 5-7 days after birth. All of cells display statistically valid changes in some parameters, typically differing in every group: for reticular neurons--free distribution of dendrite endings in the dendritic field; for arborescent ones--the length of dendritic segments; for giant multipolar neurons--distribution of foci of maximal dendrite branching in the dendritic field. Unilateral lingual nerve section gives more pronounced quantitative deviations from the normal state, than bilateral one. 相似文献
Five types of neurons were studied in the sensory nuclei of the trigeminal nerve stained by the Golgi method in kittens aged 30 days with bilateral transection of the lingual branches of trigeminal nerve made on the fifth postnatal day. Partial deafferentation resulted in changes of dendrite apparatus of reticular, arborescent and bushy neurons (68.61 and 48% of neurons changed). Short-dendritic cells changed slightly. The multipolar giant neurons underwent practically no changes. All the changes could be divided into two groups: destructive changes and constructive changes. The destructive changes consisted in the decrease of cell body sizes, number, length and ramification of dendrites and constructive changes--in the increase of these parameters. Various types of trigeminal neurons responded to deafferentiation in different ways. Bushy neurons displayed mainly destructive changes and reticular and arborescent neurons--both destructive and constructive ones. 相似文献