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K N Veremeenko

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[The mechanisms of the curative action of systemic enzyme therapy].

Employment of the authors' highly sensitive biochemical method allowed the fact of resorption of proteolytic enzymes after their peroral ingestion to be confirmed, with a question having been raised as to further fate of proteinases and mechanisms of curative action of combined enzyme preparations. The analysis of relevant data from published literature and the results of the author's own studies permitted identifying the most important moments of realization of the systemic enzyme therapy effects, which are as follows: 1) activation of receptors on the surface of enterocytes; 2) formation of activated alpha 2-macroglobulin (alpha 2-M) under the action of proteinases from the intestines, and realization of catalytic activity of those enzymes involved in this restrictor of proteinases; 3) modulation of cell activity by complexes alpha 2-M-proteinase; 4) activation of the system of mononuclear phagocytes; 5) influence on the balance of bodily endogenous proteolytic systems.

Drug Combinations↗

[Use of Soviet fibrin adhesive in liver surgery in experimental animals].

The results of a comparative experiment for studying the native glue composition on a fibrin base, which possesses the hemostatic and adhesive properties and has the influence on the processes of regeneration, and modern synthetic medical glues are presented. The essential advantages of a fibrin-based glue were revealed.

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[The effect of acute alcoholic intoxication on the body's immunologic and biochemical indices].

Acute experimental intoxication in rats produced essential changes of the absorptive capacity of neutrophilic blood granulocytes, proteolytic activity, level of proteinase inhibitors and content of blood plasma fibrinogen. Female rats showed a distinct reduction of the activity of natural killer cells. Alcohol had no essential effect on the production of hemolytic antibodies as well as reagins in the respiratory organs.

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[Changes in the total proteolytic activity and inhibitory potential of tumor and lung tissue in mice during growth and metastatic spread of malignant neoplasms].

In tumour tissue and in lungs of mice with carcinoma 3LL, melanoma B-16, adenocarcinoma 755 different changes of proteolytic and antitryptic activities have been revealed. An excessive level of the protease activity and/or a decrease of the inhibitory potential activity are the factors of decompensation of the body's protease-inhibitory system and stimulate development of metastatic process.

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[Changes in the proteolytic activity and components of the blood kallikrein-kinin system during the growth and metastasis of experimental neoplasms].

Changes in the total blood proteolytic activity, prekallikrein level, serum kallikrein inhibitors and other proteinases were studied during the growth and metastatic spreading of different experimental tumours. It has been established that the dissemination and metastatic spreading of Guérin carcinoma inoculated intratesticularly to rats is accompanied by a decrease in the content of prekallikrein and serum kallikrein inhibitors, which shows the activation of blood kinins. Changes in the total proteolysis and in prekallikrein content in mice with carcinoma 3LL and melanoma B-16 are of two-phase character: at the first stage after tumour inoculation there occurs an increase in the proteolytic activity and in prekallikrein content. At the second stage (14 to 28 days) characterized by the appearance of lung metastases, quite a pronounced and stable inhibition of the total proteolysis and of prekallikrein level was observed together with an increased level of proteinase inhibitors. The data obtained show that disturbances in the reactions of limited proteolysis, in particular shifts of the blood kallikrein-kinin system, play a definite role in the development of the metastatic process.

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