CYTOCHEMICAL ACTIVITY OF NEUTROPHILS AND MONOCYTES IN PATIENTS WITH METABOLIC SYNDROME
Patients with metabolic syndrome, neutrophil activity was determined by cytochemical and blood monocytes before and after treatment. For this purpose were examined 102 patients with metabolic syndrome. In neutrophils and monocytes was investigated following groups of enzymes: 1) Metabolic: succinate dehydrogenase (SDH), reflecting the Krebs cycle; lactate dehydrogenase (LDH), which reflects the anaerobic glycolysis; glucose-6-phos-fatdegidrogenaza (G-6-FDG), which reflects the activity of the pentose phosphate shunt; 2) enzymes of the electron transport oxygen: NAD and NADP-diaphorase the procedure RP Nartsissova; 3) lysosomal: alfanaftilatsetatesterazy and alfanaftilbutiratesterazy the procedure Vachshteyna-Wolff. Also determined the average cytochemical indicators (SCP). The identified changes were unidirectional and is reflected in increased activity of the enzymes studied both before and after treatment.