OPPOSITE CHANGE OF SENSITIVITY THYMUS AND LIVER TOWARD GLUCOCORTICOIDS UNDER REPEATED STRESS INFLUENSE
Summary Long acting glucocorticoid drug triamcinolone acetonide caused hypoplasia in lymphoid tissue and isomorphically specific inhibition of P450-dependant monooxygenases. Fourfold immobilization stress for one hour changed liver and blood system sensitivity to this drug in different directions.