THE EFFECT OF HYPOXIA ON THE DYNAMICS OF CHANGES IN THE LEVEL OF MELATONIN IN THE BLOOD

Authors

  • R. Babayeva Baku State University
  • G. Fatullayeva Baku State University

Keywords:

epiphysis, melatonin, hypovolemic shock, cardiovascular system

Abstract

Background: Determination of the level of melatonin in the blood

Methods: We used the Khvatov method (1978)

Result: Depending on the rate of increase in hypoxia, acute and chronic hypoxia are distinguished, primarily the functions of the higher parts of the central nervous system suffer, and in chronic hypoxia - the functions of the blood and cardiovascular system. The level of melatonin in the blood after hypoxia consistently decreases Conclusion:

  1. Hypoxia leads to a decrease in melatonin in the blood in mature rabbits.
  2. The results obtained may be important in medicine and biorhythmology for studying the effect of hypoxia on the production of melatonin in the epiphysis.

Author Biographies

R. Babayeva, Baku State University

Candidate of Biological Sciences, Associate Professor

G. Fatullayeva , Baku State University

Magistr

References

Tazhibaev D.A. Hypovolemic shock diagnosis and treatment at the present stage.// Journal of the Bulletin of Surgery of Kazakhstan., Alma-Ata. No. 3 (27) 2011, p. 41

Sharven Taghavi, Reza Askari Hipovolemik shok // Tulane University School of Medicine, Harvard Medical School. Last Update: Yule 20, 2020

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2021-04-15

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 65 (2021)

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