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FEATURES OF ADAPTATION OF CELLULAR IMMUNITY IN LATE PERIOD AFTER INFLUENCE OF FRACTIONAL DOSE OF GAMMA-IRRADIATION
Features of adaptation of cellular immunity in late period after influence of fractional dose of gamma-irradiation were re-searched.
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2014 year | Issue: 4 | Pages: 56-59
CONDITION OF SPLEEN AND LYMPHATIC NODES OF SMOLL INTESTINE IN LATE PERIOD AFTER INFLUENCE OF SUBLETAL DOZE OF GAMMA-IRRADIATION AND EMOTIONAL STRESS
Changes which take place in peripheral lymphoid organs reflect migration capacity of lymphoid cells to the side of central lymphoid organs in early stages of general adaptation syndrome.
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2014 year | Issue: 4 | Pages: 53-56
LATE EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT DOZES GAMMA-IRRADIATION FOR LYMPHOID ORGANS OF IMMUNOGENESIS
In late period after submortal and fractional influence of different of gamma-irradiation the number of lymphoid cells in thymus and lymphatic nodes of small intestine is decreased. Thymus and spleen atrophy, lymphoid index and number of lymphoid cells in lymphatic nodes of small intestine are decreased.
In late period after influence of small doze of gamma-irradiation thymus atrophies, redistribution of lymphoid cells from thymus and lymphatic nodes of small intestine to bone marrow and spleen occurs.
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In late period after influence of small doze of gamma-irradiation thymus atrophies, redistribution of lymphoid cells from thymus and lymphatic nodes of small intestine to bone marrow and spleen occurs.
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2014 year | Issue: 4 | Pages: 49-53
LATE EFFECTS OF SMOLL DOZE OF GAMMA-IRRADIATION FOR LYMPHOID ORGANS
Late period after influence of small doze of gamma-irradiation thymus atrophies and redistribution of lymphoid cells occurs from thymus and lymphatic nodes into bone marrow and spleen.
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2014 year | Issue: 4 | Pages: 46-48
EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF METABOLIC SYNDROME IN CHILDREN AND TEENAGERS OF № 6 SCHOOL GYMNASIUM OF SEMEY
This work presents the results of a survey 1026 children and teenagers of secondary school №6 Semey in age from 6 to 17 years to identify the components of the metabolic syndrome and predictors of its development, which occurred in 34.3% (352) of the cases.
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2014 year | Issue: 4 | Pages: 44-45