Oxidative processes peculiarity in rats affected by carbon tetrachloride based on malathion intoxication

Abstract

Oxidative processes peculiarity in rats affected by carbon tetrachloride based on malathion intoxication Topicality. The chemical pollution of environment and its impact on the human body is one of the problems not fully studied. It is a question of priority. Carbon and tetrachloride malathion are the most dangerous contaminative elements considered to be the risk factors for many environmentally dependent diseases. Therefore, it is actual to study the characteristics and mechanisms of the aforementioned xenobiotics combined action on the body. Aim. To investigate the free radical processes activity and the endogenous markers of intoxication at the conditions of effect on the rats organism by tetrachloride bbeing affected by malathion. Materials and methods. Experiments conducted on white rats being under carbon tetrachloride intoxication influence (4th, 7th days of the affection) on the basis of thirtieth days malathion affection. Rats were taken out of the experiment by the thiopental anesthesia. Results and discussion. The experimental data proved the malathion and carbon tetrachloride toxic effect, which increases by the conditions of their combined using. Conclusions. It was established, that the maximum activation of free radical processes and deepening endogenous intoxication observed on the seventh day affection by the carbon tetrachloride on on the basis of thirtieth days malathion intoxication.