Free radical lipid peroxidation in the nuclei of mouse liver cells under normal conditions and after partial hepatectomy.

The dynamics and periodicity of LPO processes in the nuclei and chromatin were detected during regenerative processes in mouse liver. LPO processes were enhanced in transcriptionally active and replicating chromatin. Phosphatidylcholine, phosphatidylinositol, esterified cholesterol, and free fatty acids were maximally oxidized during active transcription, and cardiolipin was oxidized during active replication.

[Induction of MGE 412 transposition in an isogenic strain of Drosophila melanogaster by different doses of ethanol fumes].

The effect of treatment of males from an isogenic Drosophila melanogaster strain by limiting doses of ethanol fumes on transpositions of MGE 412 was examined. Validity of the phenomenon of transposition induction was demonstrated. We estimated rates of induced transposition (approximately 10(-2) events per site, per sperm, per generation versus < 10(-3) in control) and showed dose dependence of the rate on the exposure time of the males to ethanol fumes.