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MORPHOCHARACTERISTICS OF THE THYMUS IN CHRONIC POISONING WITH ENTO DEFOL

Vol. 4 No. 1 (2026): International Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience and Psychology:

Kiyomov Ikhtiyor Ergashevich (1), Islamov Shavkat Erjigitovich (2)

(1) Assistant, Samadkand State Medical University, Samarkand, Uzbekistan , Uzbekistan
(2) DSc, Professor, Samadkand State Medical University, Samarkand, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan
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Abstract:

The article presents morphological changes in the thymus of rats during chronic
poisoning with the pesticide Ento Defol. At high doses of Ento Defol (1/20 LD50), reactive thickening
of collagen fibers in interstitial barriers and perivascular zones was observed after 3–7 days. These
changes were assessed as a compensatory response developing against a background of interstitial
edema and microcirculatory disturbances. By days 14–30, high doses resulted in a significant increase
in the relative area of collagen fibers, as well as an increased predominance of stromal elements
against a background of disruption of the corticomedullary architecture. After 90 days, fibrotic
processes stabilized, manifesting themselves in combination with an atrophic reduction in the
lymphoid parenchyma. At this dose, the mast cell response was moderate: whereas activation was
observed in the early periods, their numbers stabilized in later periods, and by day 90, a downward
trend was observed.

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