[Toxicity assessment of the vegetable emulsifier- the aqueous extract from the common soapwort roots].

Within the limits of experimental observation the assessment of acute and subacute safety of an aqueous extract from Acanthophyllum roots with a solids content of 7%, used as an emulsifier has been manufactured by production of emulsion products. Acute toxicity (LD50) AEAR, probed on mice-male; has allowed to refer to an emulsifier to a class of nontoxic substance. The assessmentof subacute toxicity of an extract (injection in a food allowance within 30 days in a recommended dose--5 ml on 100 g of a standard food allowance) was spent on laboratory rats. Extent of toxicity of a specimen judged on the general state of animals, a body mass dynamics, internals masses, to biochemical parameters of blood plasma, parameters of a peripheric blood, a morphological pattern of an internals. Comparative analysis of results allows to expel toxic effect AEAR in the recommended dose on an organism of animals.