TRANSFORMATION OF IX HEMOGLOBIN FERRIPROTOPORFIRIN IN AN ULTRASONIC FIELD
The effect of ultrasound on hemoglobin (Hb) leads to the formation of metHb that within the further exposure comes to globin and bilirubin. The transformation of ferriprotoporfirin IX with α-methene gap of relation and the subsequent formation of CO and hydrated electron points to the posiibility of bilirubin formation. Carboxyhemoglobin together with CO forms hemoglobin. At the same timeб alcohols in the ultrasonic field contribute to the formation of carboxyhemoglobin and restoration of metHb to dezoksiHb, as well as the hydrated electron increases the concentration of superoxide, which leads to an increase in oxygen radicals and further conversion of hemoglobin.