This research demonstrates the effects of diabetes mellitus on tissues using atomic force microscopy, suggesting advancements in understanding pathomorphological changes.
The study of biological objects using atomic force microscopy seems to be a promising direction, since it allows preserving their native structure. The use of atomic force microscopy to study nanostructural morphofunctional changes in cells of various tissues under normal conditions and pathologies can help accumulate new information about the pathogenesis of diseases, as well as become the foundation for the development of new approaches to their prevention and treatment.To study the possibilities of atomic force microscopy in studying pathomorphological changes in muscle, bone tissue and red blood cells in diabetes mellitus. The study demonstrated the possibility of using atomic force microscopy to study changes in body tissue under pathological conditions.
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