The effect of magnesium containing composition on lipid peroxidation in the blood and stomach tissues in its experimental erosive and ulcerative lesions

Lipid peroxidation in the site of the ulcered tissues and red blood cells from portal and subclavian veins increases in 7 days from modeling acetic gastric ulcers in rats. diene conjugate and malon dialdehyde level most evidently reduces in the injured tissues and less decreases in red blood cells under influence of magnesium containing composition. Catalase activity rises to the maximum in the blood but not in the tissues.

malon dialdehyde, diene conjugate, gastric ulcer