The neuroparalytic syndrome induced by ammonia was compared with the X-radiation-induced cerebral syndrome. It is suggested that the accumulation of ammonia in the brain and liver of rats is one of the reasons for the similarity of the studied syndromes. The fact that ammonia is bound by glutamic acid indicates that the latter is involved in the mechanisms of ammonia utilization and in the radioprotective properties manifestation.

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