INFLUENCE OF LOW WATER DEUTERIUM CONCENTRATIONS ON LIVING SYSTEMS
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The influence of deuterium depleted water on the body of different rat generations was investigated in physiological conditions. As a result of this study it was established that the most significant and rapid reduction in D/H equilibrium was observed in plasma (by 36.2%), and lyophilized kidney tissues (by 15.8%). Less pronounced deuterium decrease was characteristic of liver tissue (9.3%) and heart (8.5%). Stabilization of the isotopic exchange reaction rate was fixed in the blood and tissues of rats, starting from the second generation. At the same time when deuterium depleted water (40 ppm) was used in dietary intake, the change in morphological and functional parameters in laboratory animals associated with the processes of adaptation to the effects of substress isotopic D/H gradient was also noted. The study shows that modification of only drinking water intake regime can’t significantly change the deuterium content in tissues of metabolically active organs, because of the concurrent deuterium receipt in feed substances of plant and animal origin.

Keywords:
deuterium depleted water, deuterium, tissue isotopic composition, deuterium in blood plasma, NMR spectroscopy, mass spectroscopy
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