Effects of 14-d suspension on the processes of rats' nervous cells conjugation in the brain cognitive cortex were studied. Signs of cognitive functions degradation and decrease of the number of conjugated nervous cells were found in the experimental group after suspension. This evidence are qualified as a negative effect of suspension on memory and physiological regeneration of neurons.

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