Amstislavskaya T.G.

The third message from the series of articles on the methodology of necropsy and extraction organs of laboratory animals, describing in detail and illustrating the technique of sequential and complete autopsy and extraction of organs of laboratory hamsters.

The fourth message from the series of articles on the methodology of necropsy and extraction organs of laboratory animals, describing in detail and illustrating the technique of sequential and complete autopsy and extraction of organs of laboratory guinea pigs, gerbils and degu.

Experimental testing of biocompatible biodegradable highly porous pleural implants for the surgical treatment of destructive pulmonary tuberculosis. Laboratory animals were implanted with a highly porous biorsorbable material based on polylactide and polycaprolactone.

The article presents a literature review of biological features, zootechnical characteristics of content and breeding, as well as models of pathologies most frequently reproduced in the Mongolian gerbils.

Burns are a severe and widespread type of injury and are accompanied by local and systemic complications, leading to disability and death.

Cadmium is a heavy metal, highly toxic pollutant, entering the environment as a by-product of most modern industries. The effect of cadmium on the body depends on the route of entry, duration and dose of exposure.