2015
DOI: 10.15407/fz61.01.078
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Radioprotective Effect of Food in the Assimilation of Carbohydrate Substrates by Two Generations of Posterity From the Radiationexposed Male Rats

Abstract: Досліджували вплив їжі в кишечнику опромінених самців-попередників на функціональну активність тонкої кишки їх нащадків двох поколінь. Встановлено, що ситість тварин під час опромінення визначає радіопротекторний ефект на транспорт вуглеводних субстратів різної міри полімерності лише в нащадків першого покоління-у другого покоління показники функціональної активності нижче за такі навіть в інтактній групі, переважно за рахунок ферментативної ланки, проте при цьому вони не виходять за межі активної компоненти т… Show more

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“…There was a question about what kind of role in the protection of functional systems bowel of the offspring of irradiated animals may play a presence of food in the gastrointestinal tract of parents at the time of exposure. Previously, we have shown a protective effect of satiety status of parents at the time of irradiation on the activity of the hydrolytic and transport systems of carbohydrate substrates of different degree of polymerization in the small intestine of their posterity of two generations [11]. Therefore, the aim of this work was the study of indicators of digestion and absorption of protein origin substrates varying degrees of polymerization in the posterity of two generations of irradiated in satiety status male rats.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…There was a question about what kind of role in the protection of functional systems bowel of the offspring of irradiated animals may play a presence of food in the gastrointestinal tract of parents at the time of exposure. Previously, we have shown a protective effect of satiety status of parents at the time of irradiation on the activity of the hydrolytic and transport systems of carbohydrate substrates of different degree of polymerization in the small intestine of their posterity of two generations [11]. Therefore, the aim of this work was the study of indicators of digestion and absorption of protein origin substrates varying degrees of polymerization in the posterity of two generations of irradiated in satiety status male rats.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%