Effect of cortexin on statokinetic stability in humans
Intranasal administration of peptide bioregulator cortexin (0.25 mg in every half of the nouse, 2 times per day with interval 8 h, 10 days, course dose 10 mg) increased statokinetic stability level in healthy humans. Cortexin prolonged the time of load in modified probe of undiscreted cumulation of Coriolis’ acceleration, the time of stable equilibrium in Bondarevskii’s test. At the same time, head heavity and head aiche were decreased. According to computer stabilography, the tests with open eyes were increased too. In particular, statokinesiographic indicators were elevated by 1.40-1.44 times, the amplitude of the common center of gravity and asymmetry coefficient were declined by 1.22-1.24 times in both the frontal and saggital projections. The positive effect of cortexin was stored over 30 days, after that the indicators were recovered upto normal values. There were no differences in dynamics of other indicators the tested, but there was the general tendency to optimize the functional state of the organism and to improve the statokinetic stability in humans.