• Title of article

    some indicators of blood of rats poisoned with pesticide karate

  • Author/Authors

    paridakhon, mirkhamidova tashkent state pedagogical institute - department of “botany and cell biology”, tashkent city, uzbekistan , dilfuza, tuychiyeva andijan state university - department of zoology and biochemistry, andijan, uzbekistan , mashkhura, parpiyeva tashkent state pedagogical institute - department of zoology and biochemistry, tashkent city, uzbekistan , dilnoza, babakhanova tashkent state pedagogical institute - department of zoology and biochemistry, tashkent city, uzbekistan , ra’no, alimova tashkent state agricultural university, uzbekistan

  • From page
    546
  • To page
    557
  • Abstract
    an artificially reconstructed karate pesticide leads to cytopsy of blood corpuscles and a shift of the leiko formula to the right. in this case, the erythrocyte indices, the color index of erythrocytes and the average hemoglobin content, as well as the erythrocyte sedimentation rate, significantly increase. a decrease in the number of corpuscles with increased erythrocyte indices (cp and des), accompanied by granulocytopenia, agranulocyte and accelerated erythrocyte sedimentation rate are additional evidence of b12-deficiency and folate-deficiency anemia. the research of the parameters of peripheral blood poisoned with karate of rats at introduction of its per os raf is shown that all studied indicators of approximately identical size with indicators of blood of intact rats.
  • Keywords
    pesticides , antioxidants , vegetable antioxidant factor , albumine , globulins , leukocytes , lymphocytes , monocytes , peroxide oxidation of lipids , neutrophils , vegetable antioxidant drug3 so , so molecular peptides , erythrocytes , hemoglobin , thrombocytes , eosinophils , cholinesterase
  • Journal title
    International Journal of Multicultural and Multireligious Understanding
  • Journal title
    International Journal of Multicultural and Multireligious Understanding
  • Record number

    2705382