[The biological effects in animals in relation to the accident at the Chernobyl Atomic Electric Power Station. 8. The status of cellular immunity in different generations of rats].

In studying immunity in laboratory rats of different generations (P, F1 and F2) brought up in Chernobyl in 1989-1990 the authors have revealed the development of leuko- and lymphopenia; decrease in the absolute content of immunocompetent cells bearing Fc receptors to IgG; stable and long-lasting suppression of blood NK cell activity; reduction of antibody-dependent cytotoxicity; and changed ability of blood lymphocytes to interact contactly with allogenic mast cells. The most considerable disorders have been found in 6- and 9-month-old F1 rats and in 3- and 6-month-old F2 rats.

[The effect of acute alcoholic intoxication on the body's immunologic and biochemical indices].

Acute experimental intoxication in rats produced essential changes of the absorptive capacity of neutrophilic blood granulocytes, proteolytic activity, level of proteinase inhibitors and content of blood plasma fibrinogen. Female rats showed a distinct reduction of the activity of natural killer cells. Alcohol had no essential effect on the production of hemolytic antibodies as well as reagins in the respiratory organs.

[Evaluation of the interrelations among auditory potential parameters by means of the technic of correlation-regression analysis].

The characteristics (amplitude, latency) of two types of evoked potentials, action potential of the 8th nerve recorded at the cochlea round window and sonomotor evoked potential recorded from the postauricular region and the back of the guinea pigs were studied in response to sound stimulation. The degree and type of interrelation between the parameters of the auditory evoked potentials were established employing the method of correlation-regression analysis. A close linear dependence was established for amplitude values ( r = 0.