In poisoned rats and mice, thymogen restored reduced nonspecific anti-infectious resistance.
In plain wordsIn rats and mice with dichloroethane poisoning, thymogen restored nonspecific resistance to infection.
- Peptide
- Thymogen (oglufanide)
- Outcome
- IncreaseNonspecific anti-infectious resistance
- Study
Wistar rats and noninbred micen: not reported in source
Acute dichloroethane poisoning- Outcome group
- Immune response · Immune and inflammation
- Studied dose
- 10 mg/kg daily · 3 daysAs given in this study (Wistar rats and noninbred mice).
Source sentences
Experiments on Wistar rats and noninbred mice showed that dipyroxim (10 mg/kg administered 3 times per 24 h) and thymogen (10 mg/kg daily for 3 days) restore the reduced under the effect of acute dichlorethane poisoning in a dose of 0.75 LD50 the organism's anti-infectious unspecific resistance and…