Biology

2003, No. 4

T.N. Kartavykh, V.G. Podkovkin

THE EFFECT OF TRANSMISSION LINE'S ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD AND HIGH AMBIENT TEMPERATURE ON THE CONTENT OF GLYCOGEN IN BIVALVES

Variation of glycogen content in organs of mollusks under the influence of transmission line's electromagnetic emission and warming is studied. The hypotheses to explain the character of these variations are proposed.

I.F. Vassilyeva

EVALUATION OF CHANGES OF ERYTHROCYTES ANTIOXIDANT SYSTEMS OF PATIENTS WITH ISCHEMIA HARD DISEASE AND DIFFERENT FUNCTION CLASSES OF STENOCARDIA

The relation of ischemia disease severity level to character of changes in erythrocytes antioxidant systems, intensity of lipid oxidation by free radicals (peroxides) and changing in electric stability of erythrocyte membranes is studied.