Study of changes in catalase activity in blood and liver of rats with experimentally induced dyslipoproteinemia against the background of mechanical damage to skeletal muscle
O. Pavlova,
O. Tulaeva,
O. Gulenko
et al.
Abstract:Purpose: to study the dynamics of catalase activity in the blood and liver liver tissues with oxidative stress caused by the modeling of dyslipoproteinemia with the subsequent mechanical trauma of the skeletal muscle.Materials and methods. The study was conducted on white, unconventional sexual healthy rags of six months of age, weighing 200-230 grams, in the amount of 120 pieces contained in standard conditions of vivarium. All animals were divided into four groups, 30 animals in each group. Animals of the fi… Show more
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