It was shown, that as a result of Chernobyl accident the intensity of the EPR-signal of hemoproteins and ferroporphyrins of people blood increased, that most probably connected with disturbing of ferroprotein metabolism. Maximum intensity values had people, irradiated with low doses (to 2 cGy), that corroborate the theory of danger these doses for the people organism.
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