Morphological changes in the muscle tissue of mice with the use of adaptogens

Autor:	M A Derkho, S Yu Kontsevaya, I V Mironova, E K Ovchinnikova, S V Strizhikova, R M Khabibullin
Rok vydání:	2020
Předmět:	Muscle tissue medicine.anatomical_structure medicine.medical_treatment Adaptogen medicine Physiology Tincture Biologically active substances Exertion Biology Animal origin Research data
Zdroj:	IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science. 613:012083
ISSN:	1755-1315 1755-1307
Popis:	Due to the fact that it is important for athletes to restore the physiological functions of the body after physical exertion, it is necessary to develop corrective measures. One of such methods can be the use of adaptogen preparations of various origins. In this regard, the goal of our research was to study morphological changes in the body of laboratory animals during physical exertion and the use of biologically active substances. For this, the object of the study was mice, the subject of the study was an adaptogen of plant origin - tincture of safflower leuzea, and of animal origin - tincture of pantocrine. Distilled water was used in the control group of animals. Research data carried out for 28 days indicate that in the body of mice, over the limit loads lead to a violation of morphogenesis in a number of internal organs. It has also been established that the use of tincture of leuzea safflower and pantocrine before physical exertion allows you to correct and stabilize the physiological functions of the body of animals, and in particular, the physiology and morphogenesis of the skeletal muscles of animals. The best effect was manifested from the use of an adaptogen of plant origin.
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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