Pseudomonas infeksiyasida ekzotoksinning qonning biokimyoviy körsatkiçlariga ta’siri
Effect of exotoxin on the biochemical parameters of blood in Pseudomonas infection
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Under experimental conditions, several aspects associated with the pathogenic effects of Pseudomonas aeruginosa exotoxin were observed. The study demonstrated that Ps. aeruginosa intoxication leads to the development of hypoproteinemia and increased activity of aminotransferases, lactate dehydrogenase, and its isoenzymes. A notable feature of this process is the phase-dependent changes in ceruloplasmin activity and sulfhydryl group levels.
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