Chemicals in the air of workplace within organic synthesis enterprises could induce reproductive disorders in the female workers. Analysis of polymorphous variants of P450 cytochrome gens and antioxidant defence system helped to reveal genetic markers for risk of reproductive disorders in the female examinees.

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