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Table 1.

Importance factor for the reversibility of damage in subcellular compartments of the brain of Gallus domesticus embryos exposed to pyriproxyfen

Importance factor and damage reversibility	Subcellular compartments alterations	References
(1) Easily reversible	Dilatation of endoplasmic reticulum cisterns Dilatation of Golgi cisterns Dilatation of cell membranes	Whetsell and Bunge (1969); Escande-Geraud et al. (1988); Boissy et al. (1991); Radulescu et al. (2007)
(2) Generally reversible	Cytoplasmic vacuolization Dilatation of mitochondrial membrane Dilatation of perinuclear space	Hackenbrock (1966); Henics and Wheatley (1999); Shaiken and Opekun (2014)
(3) Irreversible	Cell membrane rupture Loss of mitochondrial cristae	Röth et al. (1980); Misfeld et al. (1998)

Importance factor and damage reversibility	Subcellular compartments alterations	References
(1) Easily reversible	Dilatation of endoplasmic reticulum cisterns Dilatation of Golgi cisterns Dilatation of cell membranes	Whetsell and Bunge (1969); Escande-Geraud et al. (1988); Boissy et al. (1991); Radulescu et al. (2007)
(2) Generally reversible	Cytoplasmic vacuolization Dilatation of mitochondrial membrane Dilatation of perinuclear space	Hackenbrock (1966); Henics and Wheatley (1999); Shaiken and Opekun (2014)
(3) Irreversible	Cell membrane rupture Loss of mitochondrial cristae	Röth et al. (1980); Misfeld et al. (1998)