Phospholipids composition of cell nuclei of rat’s brain in dynamics of normal ontogenesis and after hypoxia (original) (raw)

The study examines the phospholipid composition of cell nuclei in the rat brain throughout different developmental stages and after induced hypoxia. It highlights significant changes in phospholipid classes during normal ontogenesis, particularly an increase in specific phospholipids with age, while hypoxia negatively impacts unsaturation indices and specific phospholipid levels, particularly in younger and older rats. These findings suggest that alterations in nuclear membrane composition could influence cellular functions, including proliferation and replication, related to brain development.