Impact of Various Doses of Cabergoline on Processes of Free Radical Oxidation and Apoptosis Markers Level in Blood of Patients with Inactive Pituitary Adenomas
Journal Title: Міжнародний ендокринологічний журнал - Year 2012, Vol 44, Issue 4
Abstract
In the blood taken from 90 patients with inactive pituitary adenoma the high level of apoptosis markers р53, Bcl-2 and TNF-α is found. Cabergoline administered in high doses restored apoptosis markers in blood of patients more effectively and earlier than that administered in a small dose.
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S. I. Ismailov, Z. Yu. Khalimova, D. Sh. Kholova
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