Abstract:—The state of the hemostasis system under conditions of immobilization stress against the background of metabolic syndrome (MS) in male Wistar rats was studied. Two series of experiments were conducted using single and multiple immobilization effects. It was shown that the development of MS with maintenance of rats on a high-calorie diet led to a decrease in the anticoagulant-fibrinolytic and antiplatelet potential of blood. In the plasma of intact rats subjected to both single and multiple immobilization, an … Show more
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