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To question of creating of experimental models, coded by abstract rlung, mkhris,
badgan thermins in Traditional medicine
M.Ambaga, A.Tumen-Olzii (Mongolia, New medicine /NCM/-medical institute,Ulanbaatar)
Introduction.
Previously, we confirmed that the appearing of abstract theory of Rlung,Mkhris,Badgan
in Tradititional medicine 2 thousand years ago follow from the functioning of membrane-redoxy
potentials three state line systems in the first compartment with close relationship with fourth
and second, third compartments in human body.
We also reveal that the functional and structural unit of living cells,as membrane-redoxy
potentials three state line systems in the first compartment with close relationship with fourth
and second, third compartments in human body reflected in the theory of Tibetian- Mongolian
Traditional medicine in the following philosophical context as wind- like mobile,unoily,light
nature-external characteristics of human body,symbolized by rlung abstract thermin, sun-like
hot,hot oily nature-external characteristics of human body, symbolized by mkhris abstract
thermin, moon-like cool, heavy, cold oily nature-external characteristics of human body,
symbolized by badgan abstract thermin.
To confirm the our conception as that the appearing of abstract theory of
Rlung,Mkhris,Badgan in Tradititional medicine 2 thousand years ago- follow from the
functioning of membrane-redoxy potentials three state line systems in the first compartment with
close relationship with fourth and second, third compartments in human body we are
conducting the our study in experimental animals,during which planned observe
following relationship as :a.The association between alteration in the level of f luid alpha states,consisting of
unsaturated fatty acids with high levels of oxy potentials and with high levels of
proton,electrons conductance and high levels heat energy release andsun-like hot,hot oily
nature-external characteristics ,symbolized by mkhris abstract thermin.
b. The association between alteration in the level of solid betta state,consisting of
mainly saturated fatty acids, conditioning a high levels of red potentials and with slow levels
of proton,electrons conductance and low levels of heat energy release, high degree of energy
accumulation and high degree of high energy phosphate-ATP, high energy electrons NADPH
and moon-like cool, heavy, cold oily nature-external characteristics,symbolized by
badgan abstract thermin.
c. The association between alteration in the level of gamma state, consisting of
decreased contents of saturated-unsaturated fatty acids, conditioning a decreased
levels of redoxy potentials and with slow levels of proton, electrons conductance and low
levels of heat energy release and energy accumulation and low degree of high energy
phosphate-ATP, high energy electrons NADPH and wind- like mobile, unoily, light nature-
external characteristics, symbolized by rlung abstract thermin
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Experimental protocols.
Basic methods of investigation.
Experimental justification of basic conception of NCM medicine are conducted in followinfg
steps.
Subjects of our experimental works was rabbits aged 18-24 months, including male andfemale, ratio 50:50.
A.Experimental inducing of f luid alpha states,consisting of unsaturated fatty acids withhigh levels of oxy potentials and with high levels of proton,electrons conductance and highlevels heat energy release in a rabbits was caused by injection of Dinitrophenol 2-4 (3,5 мg/ kg,four days,under cutaneous ) .
Dinitrophenol 2-4 - mechanism of action is by inhibition of the F0-F1 ATP synthase molecule, located in the inner membranes of each mitochondrion. The electrontransport chain still functions to pump hydrogen ions into the intermembrane space,
but the coupling of the proton gradient to ATP production is rendered impossible byDNP. As a result, ATP production is dramatically reduced, and the energy is insteadthrown off as heat... DNP is lipophilic weak acids that therefore readily pass throughmembranes,they bind protons in the acidific side of the membrane-intermembranespaces ,diffuse through , and release them on the alkaline side-matrix side ,therebydissipating the proton gradient metabolic rate is increased..(D.Voet,Biochemistry,p.553).
Effects of 2,4-dinitrophenol on lipoxygenase activity and fatty acid constituents of membrane lipids in pericarp of harvested longan fruits.Chen Lian; Lin HeTong; Chen
YiHui; Lin YiFen; Chen ShaoJun нарын Journal of Tropical and Subtropical Botany 2009Vol. 17 No. 5 pp. 477-482 –:
The effects of 2,4-dinitrophenol (DNP, a uncouple agent for respiratory) on lipoxygenase (LOX)
activity, fatty acid constituents in membrane lipids and cellular membrane permeability in
harvested longan (Dimocarpus longan Lour. 'Fuyan') pericarp were investigated and the
relationship to pericarp browning was analysed. The results showed that the cellular membrane
permeability, LOX activity and browning index increased treated with DNP, the saturated fatty
acids, such as palmitic acid (C16:0) and stearic acid (C18:0) increased, and the unsaturated fatty
acids, such as linoleic acid (C18:2), linolenic acid (C18:3) and (C20:1), and index of unsaturated fatty
acids (IUFA) and unsaturation degree of fatty acids decreased. It suggested that the pericarp
browning of longan induced by DNP might be due to increasing LOX activity, enhancing
degradation of membrane unsaturated fatty acid and reducing integrity of cellular membrane,
which it lead to finally the contact of phenolase with phenolic substrates to produce browning
polymers.
5-Lipoxygenase (5-LO) catalyzes two steps in biosynthesis of leukotrienes (LTs), a
group of lipid mediators of inflammation derived from arachidonic acid (AA). LT
antagonists are used in treatment of asthma; more recently a potential role also in
atherosclerosis has raised considerable interest. Furthermore, possible effects of 5-LO
metabolites in relation to tumorigenesis have emerged. Thus, an understanding of the
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biochemistry of this lipoxygenase has potential implications for treatment of various
diseases.
Leukotrienes (LTs) are inflammatory mediators causing, for example, phagocyte
chemotaxis and increased vascular permeability In leukotriene biosynthesis 5-
lipoxygenase (5-LO) catalyzes oxygenation of arachidonic acid (AA) to 5(S)-hydroperoxy-6-trans-8,11,14-cis-eicosatetraenoic acid (5-HPETE), and further
dehydration to the allylic epoxide leukotriene A4 (1). As one of six human
lipoxygenases, 5-LO is expressed primarily in various leukocytes: polymorphonuclear
leukocytes (neutrophils and eosinophils), monocytes/macrophages, mast cells, B-
lymphocytes, dendritic cells, and foam cells of human atherosclerotic tissue. LTA4 is
further converted by LTA4 hydrolase to the dihydroxyacid LTB4, and by LTC4 synthases
to the glutathione conjugate LTC4. The other cysteinyl-LTs are formed by hydrolytic
removal of γ-Glu and Gly from LTC4 (yielding LTD4 and LTE4). In proinflammatory
contexts, LTs typically stimulate cellular responses, which are quick in onset and of
short duration (as smooth muscle contraction, phagocyte chemotaxis, increased
vascular permeability). These are mediated via G-protein coupled receptors, BLT1/2 for
LTB4 and CysLT1/2 and GPR17 for the cys-LTs.
B.Experimental inducing of solid betta state,consisting of mainly saturated fatty acids,conditioning a high levels of red potentials and with slow levels of proton,electronsconductance and low levels of heat energy release, high degree of energy accumulation andhigh degree of high energy phosphate-ATP, high energy electrons in a rabbits was caused byinjection of Rotenon (2,5 мg/ kg, four days,under cutaneous ).
Rotenone blocks cytochrome oxidase (complex 4) and prevents both coupled and uncoupled
respiration with all substrates, including NADH, succinate and ascorbate + TMPD.
Rotenone inhibits the oxidation of NADH to NAD, blocking the oxidation by NAD of substrates
such as glutamate, alpha-ketoglutarate, and pyruvate. Rotenone inhibits the mitochondrial
respiratory chain between diphosphopyridine nucleotide and flavine. Rotenone is a powerful
inhibitor of mitochondrial electron transport (Goodman, 1985).
First step:
Take from all animals a blood example and separate erythrocyte populations of cells.
Second step:
Cell materialls are divided in 3 basic parts,consisting first compartment and second
compartment, also fourth compartmemt.
First compartment (hemolysate) of erythrocytes are obtained by causing hemolysis with
following centrifuging, separating fluid upper part of supernatant,containing redoxy line systems.
After separating hemolysate of erythrocyte all membrane systems, representing fourth
compartment also are taken by washing and centifuging remnant parts.
Third step:
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To identification of basic membrane states and redoxy potentials of hemolysate,representing
first compartment, containing redoxy line systems are used following parameters:
a.Reducing capacity of of hemolysate, established by using the nitroblue tetrazolium test
b.The protonizing, radical scavenging activity of hemolysate , evaluated against 2,2-
diphenyl-1-picrylhydrazyl radical. The protonizing, radical scavenging activity expressed
as IC50 . c.Contents of Deprotonized products of hemolysate ,accounted by concentration of TBA
positive products.
d.Oxidizing capacity of of hemolysate by using the oxidase disk test
Fourth step:
To identification of basic membrane states and redoxy potentials of all membrane
system,representing fourth compartmemt are used following parameters:
a.Reducing capacity of all membrane system,representing fourth compartmemt by using the
nitroblue tetrazolium test
b. The protonizing, radical scavenging activity of all membrane system,presenting fourthcompartmemt hemolysate, evaluated against 2,2-diphenyl-1-picrylhydrazyl radical. The
protonizing, radical scavenging activity expressed as IC50 .
c.Oxidizing capacity of all membrane system, presenting fourth compartmemtby using the
oxidase disk test
d.Contents of Deprotonized products of all membrane system, representing fourth
compartmemt determined by concentration of TBA positive products.
e. Proportion of saturated and unsaturated fatty acids contained in LPHD and LPLD,
incorporated in “ integrated membrane-serum circultion system”i.e. constantly circulated
between all cell membrane structures and serum (second compartment ) medium are
measured by using Humalyser apparatus .
f. Degree of saturated and unsaturated fatty acids dependant resistanse of all membrane
system, presenting fourth compartmemt are evaluated by using osmotic and pereoxidation
hemolysis test.
Fifth step:
a. Redoxy potentials of second compartment of animals,calculated by parameters of AO:LPO
system, contents of LPHD and LPLD
b. Reducing capacity of second compartment of animals, established using the nitroblue
tetrazolium test.
c. The protonizing, radical scavenging activity of of second compartment of animals,
evaluated against 2,2-diphenyl-1-picrylhydrazyl radical. The protonizing, radical
scavenging activity expressed as IC50. d. Contents of Deprotonized products of second compartment of animals, accounted by
concentration of TBA positive products.
e. Contents of cholesterols, triglycerids and LPHD, LPLD.
f. Oxidizing capacity of second compartment of animals, established by using the oxidase disk
test
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Results of investigation
First results:
A.Change of oxidizing activity of hemaglobine molecules in the first compartment
during of modelling of high alpha state-high oxy potential elevated situation in rabbits
by dinitrophenol (dinitrophenolmediated “proton loss process ”) and their relationship
with abstract Mkhris code.We revealed that in the case of modelling of high alpha state-high oxy potential elevated
situation in rabbits by dinitrophenol (dinitrophenolmediated “proton loss process ”) are
increased the oxidizing activity of hemaglobine molecules in 3,0-7,67 times in comparision with
control animals after 3, 7, 14 days of modelling, which is on of appearanse of a sun like hot, hot
oil external characteristics, coded by abstract mkhris thermin.
B.Change of reduction :oxidation ratio activity of second compartment (serum oxidase
enzyme activity) during of modelling of membrane high alpha state-high oxy potential
elevated situation in rabbits by dinitrophenol (dinitrophenolmediated “proton loss
process”) and their relationship with abstract Mkhris code.
By us established that in the case of modelling of high alpha state-high oxy potentialelevated situation in rabbits bydinitrophenol (dinitrophenol mediated “proton loss process”)
are increased the reduction :oxidation ratio activity of second compartment (serum
oxidase enzyme activity) in 1,2-1,6 times in comparision with control animals after 3,7,14 days
of modelling,which is on of appearanse of a sun like hot,hot oil external characteristics ,coded
by abstract mkhris thermin.
C.Change of the free radical protonizing activity of membrane-redoxy 3 state line
systems, existing in the first compartment) during of modelling of membrane high alpha
state-high oxy potential elevated situation in rabbits by dinitrophenol
(dinitrophenolmediated “proton loss process”) and their relationship with abstract
Mkhris code.
It was clear that in the case of modelling of high alpha state-high oxy potential elevated
situation in rabbits by dinitrophenol (dinitrophenolmediated “proton loss process ”) are slowed
the free radical protonizing activity of membrane-redoxy 3 state line systems ,existing in the first
compartment) in 1,1-1,12 times in comparision with control animals after 3, 7, 14 days of
modelling,which is on of appearanse of a sun like hot, hot oil external characteristics ,coded by
abstract mkhris thermin.
D.Change of the quantity of deprotonized products in the second compartment during of
modelling of membrane high alpha state-high oxy potential elevated situation in rabbits
by dinitrophenol (dinitrophenolmediated “proton loss process”) and their relationship
with abstract Mkhris code.
We revealed that in the case of modelling of high alpha state-high oxy potential elevated
situation in rabbits by dinitrophenol (dinitrophenolmediated “proton loss process”) are increased
the quantity of deprotonized products in the second compartment in 1,2 times in comparision
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with control animals after 3, 7, 14 days of modelling,which is on of appearance of a sun like
hot, hot oil external characteristics, coded by abstract mkhris thermin.
E.Change of the quantity of deprotonized products in the fourth compartment during of
modelling of membrane high alpha state-high oxy potential elevated situation in rabbits
by dinitrophenol (dinitrophenolmediated “proton loss process ”) and their relationship
with abstract Mkhris code.
It was clear that in the case of modelling of high alpha state-high oxy potential elevated
situation in rabbits by dinitrophenol (dinitrophenolmediated “proton loss process ”) are
increased the quantity of deprotonized products in the fourth compartment in 1,2 times in
comparision with control animals after 3,7,14 days of modelling,which is on of appearanse of a
sun like hot,hot oil external characteristics ,coded by abstract mkhris thermin.
I.Change of the quantity of deprotonized products in the fourth compartment during of
modelling of membrane high alpha state-high oxy potential elevated situation in rabbits
by dinitrophenol (dinitrophenolmediated “proton loss process ”) and their relationship
with abstract Mkhris code.By us revealed that in the case of modelling of high alpha state-high oxy potential
elevated situation in rabbits by dinitrophenol (dinitrophenolmediated “proton loss process ”)
are increased the resistance of membrane structures ,belonging tofourth compartment in 1,18
times in comparision with control animals after 3,7,14 days of modelling,which is on of
appearanse of a sun like hot,hot oil external characteristics ,coded by abstract mkhris thermin.
Second results:
A. Change of oxidizing activity of hemaglobine molecules in the first
compartment during of modelling of membrane high betta state-high reduction
potential elevated situation in rabbits by rotenone(by blocking cytochrome oxidase in
the complex 4 with elevation of reduced form of NADH ) and their relationship with
abstract Badgan code.
We revealed hat in the case of modelling of high solid betta state mediated highreduction potential elevated situation in rabbits by rotenone(by blocking cytochrome oxidasein the complex 4 with elevation of reduced form of NADH ) are decreased the oxidizingactivity of hemaglobine molecules in 1,8-14,0 times in comparision with control animals after 3,7,14 days of modelling,which is on of appearance of a moon like cold, cool oil external
characteristics ,coded by abstract badgan thermin.
B. Change of oxidizing activity of hemaglobine molecules in the first
compartment during of modelling of membrane high betta state-high reduction
potential elevated situation in rabbits by rotenone(by blocking cytochrome oxidase in
the complex 4 with elevation of reduced form of NADH ) and their relationship with
abstract Badgan code.
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By us established that in the case of modelling of high solid betta state mediated highreduction potential elevated situation in rabbits by rotenone(by blocking cytochrome oxidasein the complex 4 with elevation of reduced form of NADH ) are decreased the oxidizingactivity of hemaglobine molecules in 1,8-14,0 times in comparision with control animals after 3,7,14 days of modelling,which is on of appearance of a moon like cold, cool oil externalcharacteristics ,coded by abstract badgan thermin.
C.Change of reduction :oxidation ratio activity of second compartment (serum
oxidase enzyme activity )during modelling of membrane high betta state-high reduction
potential elevated situation in rabbits by rotenone(by blocking cytochrome oxidase in
the complex 4 with elevation of reduced form of NADH ) and their relationship with
abstract Badgan code.
It was clear that in the case of modelling of membrane high betta state-high reduction
potential elevated situation in rabbits by rotenone(by blocking cytochrome oxidase in the
complex 4 with elevation of reduced form of NADH ) are decreased the reduction :oxidation
ratio activity of second compartment (serum oxidase enzyme activity ) in 1,6-7,25 times in
comparision with control animals after 3,7,14 days of modelling,which is on of appearance of a
moon like cold, cool oil external characteristics ,coded by abstract badgan thermin.
D. Change of oxidizing activity of hemaglobine molecules in the second
compartment during of modelling of membrane high betta state-high reduction
potential elevated situation in rabbits by rotenone(by blocking cytochrome oxidase in
the complex 4 with elevation of reduced form of NADH ) and their relationship with
abstract Badgan code.
We observed that in the case of modelling of high solid betta state mediated highreduction potential elevated situation in rabbits by rotenone(by blocking cytochrome oxidasein the complex 4 with elevation of reduced form of NADH ) are decreased the thedeprotonized products in the second compartment in 1,2 times in comparision with controlanimals after 3,7,14 days of modelling,which is on of appearance of a moon like cold, cool oilexternal characteristics ,coded by abstract badgan thermin.
E. Change of deprotonized products in the forth compartment during of
modelling of membrane high betta state-high reduction potential elevated situation in
rabbits by rotenone(by blocking cytochrome oxidase in the complex 4 with elevation of
reduced form of NADH ) and their relationship with abstract Badgan code.
By us established that in the case of modelling of high solid betta state mediated high
reduction potential elevated situation in rabbits by rotenone(by blocking cytochrome oxidase
in the complex 4 with elevation of reduced form of NADH ) are decreasedthe deprotonized
products in the forth compartment in 1,3 times in comparision with control animals after
3,7,14 days of modelling,which is on of appearance of a moon like cold, cool oil external
characteristics ,coded by abstract badgan thermin.
I. Change of the free radical protonized activity of membrane-redoxy 3 state line
systems in the first compartment and membrane structures in the forth compartment
during of modelling of membrane high betta state-high reduction potential elevated
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situation in rabbits by rotenone(by blocking cytochrome oxidase in the complex 4 with
elevation of reduced form of NADH ) and their relationship with abstract Badgan code.
We observed that in the case of modelling of high solid betta state mediated high
reduction potential elevated situation in rabbits by rotenone(by blocking cytochrome oxidase
in the complex 4 with elevation of reduced form of NADH ) are increased the free radical
protonized activity of membrane-redoxy 3 state line systems in the first compartment andmembrane structures in the forth compartment in 1,3 times in comparision with control
animals after 3,7,14 days of modelling,which is on of appearance of a moon like cold, cool oil
external characteristics ,coded by abstract badgan thermin.
L. Change of the resistance of membrane structures ,belonging to the forth
compartment during of modelling of membrane high betta state-high reduction
potential elevated situation in rabbits by rotenone(by blocking cytochrome oxidase in
the complex 4 with elevation of reduced form of NADH ) and their relationship with
abstract Badgan code.
It was clear that in the case of modelling of high solid betta state mediated high
reduction potential elevated situation in rabbits by rotenone(by blocking cytochrome oxidasein the complex 4 with elevation of reduced form of NADH ) are increased the resistance of
membrane structures ,belonging to the forth compartment in 1,2 times in comparision with
control animals after 3,7,14 days of modelling,which is on of appearance of a moon like cold,
cool oil external characteristics ,coded by abstract badgan thermin.
M. Change of some parameters in the all 4 compartments during of modelling of
membrane high gamma state-slow redoxy potential situation in rabbits long time use
of rotenon (by blocking cytochrome oxidase in the complex 4 with elevation of reduced
form of NADH ) and their relationship with abstract Badgan code.
By us established that in the case of modelling of high solid betta state mediated highreduction potential elevated situation in rabbits by long time use of rotenone(by blocking
cytochrome oxidase in the complex 4 with elevation of reduced form of NADH )
rotenone(by blocking cytochrome oxidase in the complex 4 with elevation of reduced form of
NADH ) are increased the contens of LPLD,cholesterols,triglycerids i.e.decline of dilution
effect of LPHD in relation to LPLD,cholesterols,triglycerids and decreased the contens of
LPHD in the the second compartment in 1,2 times in comparision with control animals after
28 days of modelling,which is on of appearance of a moon like cold, cool oil external
characteristics ,coded by abstract badgan thermin.
Third results:
A. Change of some parameters in the all 4 compartments during of modelling of membrane high gamma state-slow redoxy potential situation in rabbits long time use
of dinitrophenol (dinitrophenolmediated “proton loss process ”) and their relationship
with abstract Rlung code.
We established that in the case of modelling of membrane high gamma state-slow
redoxy potential situation in rabbits long time use of dinitrophenol (dinitrophenolmediated
“proton loss process ”) are decreased the ATP concentration by uncoupling process,because of
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this decreased the ATP-ase activity ,leading to decline of slip redox potential , evidence of
these was the decrease of glucose concentration in the second compartment,decline of
concentration of LPLD , LPHD in 1,6 times in comparision with control animals after 14
days of modelling,which is on of appearance of a wind like unoily, mobile ,light external
characteristics ,coded by abstract rlung thermin.
Tab №1. Change of the intensity of NADPH generation during of modelling of
membrane high betta state-high reduction potential elevated situation and during of
modelling of membrane high alpha state-high oxy potential elevated situation in rabbits
(after three days of modelling).
№ Study groups Content of NADPH in the firstcompartment
1 Control animals 2.661+_0,014
2 Dinitrophenol administrated animals 2.407+_0,013
3 Rotenon administrated animals 2.755+_0,017
Tab №3. Change of the oxidizing activity of hemaglobine molecules during of
modelling of membrane high betta state-high reduction potential elevated situation
and during of modelling of membrane high alpha state-high oxy potential elevated
situation in rabbits (after three days of modelling).
№ Study groups The oxidizing activity of hemaglobine molecules in thefirst compartment (minute )
1 Control animals 14.75+_0,0242 Dinitrophenol administrated animals 7.67+_0,018
3 Rotenon administrated animals 17.75+_0,038
Tab №4. Change of the reduction oxidation ratio(serum oxidase enzyme activity)
in the second compartment during of modelling of membrane high betta state-high
reduction potential elevated situation and during of modelling of membrane high
alpha state-high oxy potential elevated situation in rabbits (after three days of
modelling).
№ Study groups The reduction oxidationratio(serum oxidase enzyme
activity) in the secondcompartment (minutes )
1 Control animals 4.25+_0,0242 Dinitrophenol administrated animals 2,0+_0,014
3 Rotenon administrated animals 7.25+_0,039
Tab №6. Change of the protonizing activity of membrane-redoxy 3 state line
system during of modelling of membrane high betta state-high reduction potential
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elevated situation and during of modelling of membrane high alpha state-high oxy
potential elevated situation in rabbits (after three days of modelling ).
№ Study groups Abs IC50
1 Control animals 0.097 77.65
2 Dinitrophenol administrated animals 0.087 79.95
3 Rotenon administrated animals 0.095 78.11
Tab №7. Change of free radical protonizing activity of membrane-redoxy 3 state
line system ,located in the first compartment during modelling of membrane high betta
state-high reduction potential elevated situation and during of modelling of membrane
high alpha state-high oxy potential elevated situation in rabbits (after three days of
modelling).
№ Study groups Abs IC50
1 Control animals 0.197 54.61
2 Dinitrophenol administrated animals 0.204 52.993 Rotenon administrated animals 0.197 54.61
Tab №8. Change of contents of deprotonized products in the second
compartment (serum TBA-positive products )during modelling of membrane high betta
state-high reduction potential elevated situation and during of modelling of membrane
high alpha state-high oxy potential elevated situation in rabbits (after three days of
modelling).
№ Study groups The contents of deprotonized products
in the second
compartment1 Control animals 0.058+_0,0014
2 Rotenon administrated animals 0.033+_0,0018
Tab №9. Change of contents of deprotonized products in 5 membrane
structures,belonging to the fourth compartment (serum TBA-positive products )during
modelling of membrane high betta state-high reduction potential elevated situation
and during of modelling of membrane high alpha state-high oxy potential elevated
situation in rabbits (after three days of modelling ).
№ Study groups The contents of deprotonizedproducts in 5 membrane
structures,belonging to the fourthcompartment (serum TBA-
positive products )
1 Control animals 0.044+_0,0018
2 Dinitrophenol administrated animals 0.068+_0,0021
3 Rotenon administrated animals 0.035+_0,0054
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Tab №10. Change of contents of deprotonized products in 5 membrane
structures,belonging to the fourth compartment (serum TBA-positive products )during
modelling of membrane high betta state-high reduction potential elevated situation
and during of modelling of membrane high alpha state-high oxy potential elevated
situation in rabbits (after three days of modelling ).
№ Study groups The contents of deprotonized products in5 membrane structures,belonging to the
fourth compartment (serum TBA-positiveproducts )
1 Control animals 0.077+_0,0022
2 Dinitrophenol administrated animals 0.093+_0,0029
3 Rotenon administrated animals 0.056+_0,0038
Tab №11. Change of the resistance of 5 membrane structures,belonging to the
fourth compartment during modelling of membrane high betta state-high reduction
potential elevated situation and during of modelling of membrane high alpha state-
high oxy potential elevated situation in rabbits (after three days of modelling ).
№ Study groups The resistance of 5 membranestructures,belonging to the
fourth compartment
1 Control animals 0.499+_0,033
2 Dinitrophenol administrated animals 0.804+_0,051
3 Rotenon administrated animals 0.462+_0,023
Tab №12. Change of the antipereoxidation resistance of 5 membrane
structures,belonging to the fourth compartment during modelling of membrane high
betta state-high reduction potential elevated situation and during of modelling of
membrane high alpha state-high oxy potential elevated situation in rabbits (after three
days of modelling).
№ Study groups The antipereoxidation resistanceof 5 membranestructures,belonging to the fourth
compartment 1 Control animals 1.830+_0,093
2 Dinitrophenol administrated animals 2.508+_0,197
3 Rotenon administrated animals 2.155+_0,093
Tab №13. Change of the osmotic resistance of 5 membrane structures,belonging to
the fourth compartment during modelling of membrane high betta state-high
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reduction potential elevated situation and during of modelling of membrane high
alpha state-high oxy potential elevated situation in rabbits (after three days of
modelling).
№ Study groups The osmotic resistance of 5membranestructures,belonging to thefourth compartment
1 Control animals 0.732+_0,013
2 Dinitrophenol administrated animals 0.606+_0,037
3 Rotenon administrated animals 0.724+_0,113
Tab №14. Change of contents of cholesterols in the second compartment during
modelling of membrane high betta state-high reduction potential elevated situation and
during of modelling of membrane high alpha state-high oxy potential elevated situation
in rabbits (after three days of modelling).
№ Study groups The contents of cholesterolsin the second compartment
1 Control animals 3.34+_0,087
2 Dinitrophenol administrated animals 3.193+_0,093
3 Rotenon administrated animals 3.70+_0,066
Tab №16. Change of contents of LPHD in the second compartment during modelling
of membrane high betta state-high reduction potential elevated situation and during
of modelling of membrane high alpha state-high oxy potential elevated situation in
rabbits (after three days of modelling ).
№ Study groups The contents of LPHD in the second
compartment
1 Control animals 1.63+_0,088
2 Dinitrophenol administrated animals 1.76+_0,093
3 Rotenon administrated animals 1.69+_0,083
Tab №17. Change of contents of LPLD in the second compartment during modelling
of membrane high betta state-high reduction potential elevated situation and during
of modelling of membrane high alpha state-high oxy potential elevated situation inrabbits (after three days of modelling ).
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№ Study groups The contents of LPLD in thesecond compartment
1 Control animals 2.79+_0,013
2 Dinitrophenol administrated animals 3.00+_0,022
3 Rotenon administrated animals 2.98+_0,033
Parameters of body weight and body temperature.
Days of observation
Parameters of observation
2 day 3days
4days
5days
6days
16days
22days
The bodyweight
Control animals 1.687 1.687 1.687 1.825 1.86 1.98 1.74
Dinitrophenoladministrated animals
1.675 1.675 1.615 1.60 1.58 1.88 1.68
Rotenon administratedanimals
1.725 1.775 1.837 1.90 1.90 1.97 1.65
The bodytemperature
Control animals 37.18 37.43 37.83 37.0 37.35 37.68 37.2
Dinitrophenoladministrated animals
38.6 38.2 38.25 38.4 38.5 37.07 36.73
Rotenon administratedanimals
38.6 37.23 37.13 36.75 36.6 36.6 36.2
Discussion.
1.We observed that in the case of modelling of high alpha state-high oxy potential elevated
situation in rabbits by dinitrophenol (dinitrophenolmediated “proton loss process ”) are
provocated the increase of body temperature ,decrease of reduced form of NADPH contents,
increase of oxidized form of NADP contents ,oxidizing activity of hemaglobine molecules ,decrease of reduction :oxidation ratio in a first and fourth compartments ,also reduction activity
of membrane-redoxy potentials three state line systems,decrease of membrane resistance of
membrane structures of 1 compartment ,elevation of quantity of LPHD in second compartment,
increase of glucose utilization speed in second compartment with following decrease of glucose
concentration in a second compartment, increase of oxidized- deprotonized in a 5 membrane
structures,belonging to fourth compartment ,exhibiting a sun like hot,hot oil external
characteristics ,coded by abstract mkhris thermin.
2.We established that in the case of modelling of high alpha state-high oxy potential elevated
situation in rabbits by dinitrophenol (dinitrophenolmediated “proton loss process ”)are increased
the quantity of LPHD in a second compartment , decrease of LPLD,cholesterols,triglycerids in
the medium “between cell membrane structures-serum,representing a second
compartment”,paralleled with a high alpha state-high oxy potentials in membrane-redoxy
potentials three state line systems, ,exhibiting a sun like hot,hot oil external characteristics
,coded by abstract mkhris thermin.
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3.We observed that in the case of modelling of high solid betta state mediated high reductionpotential elevated situation in rabbits by rotenone (by blocking cytochrome oxidase in thecomplex 4 with elevation of reduced form of NADH ) are provocated the decrease of bodytemperature , increase of reduced form of NADPH contents, decrease of oxidized form of NADP contents ,deline of oxidizing activity of hemaglobine molecules , increase of reduction:oxidation ratio in a first and fourth compartments ,elevation of reduction activity of membrane-
redoxy potentials three state line systems,increase of membrane resistance of membranestructures of 1 compartment ,decline of quantity of LPHD in second compartment, decrease of glucose utilization speed in second compartment with following increase of glucoseconcentration in a second compartment, decrease of oxidized- deprotonized products in a 5membrane structures,belonging to fourth compartment ,exhibiting a moon like cold, cool oilexternal characteristics ,coded by abstract badgan thermin.
4. We observed that in the case of modelling of high solid betta state mediated high reduction
potential elevated situation in rabbits by rotenone(by blocking cytochrome oxidase in the
complex 4 with elevation of reduced form of NADH ) are decreased the quantity of LPHD in a
second compartment , increase of LPLD,cholesterols,triglycerids in the medium “between cell
membrane structures-serum,representing a second compartment”,paralleled with a high solidbetta state-high reduction potentials in membrane-redoxy potentials three state line systems,
,exhibiting a moon like cold, cool oil external characteristics ,coded by abstract badgan
thermin.
Definition of Mkhris abstract thermin.
Abstract Mkhris thermin showed :
a. Relatively high level of fluid alpha states,consisting of unsaturated fatty acids with high levels
of oxy potentials and with high levels of proton,electrons conductance and high levels heatenergy release, middle degree of energy accumulation and middle degree of high energy
phosphate-ATP, high energy electrons NADPH, with middle ratio of donators :accceptors are
associated with abstract theory of Mkhris,which is distinguished by hot,hot oil,acute external
characteristics.
b.The change of fourth compartment parameters ,named as 5 membrane structures-5 function
systems,ensuring normal genetic-cell division ,information-response ,biosynthetical ,
bioenergetical ,biotransformation functions by using of high energy phosphate-ATP, high energy
electrons NADPH and heat energy,generated in membrane-redoxy potentials three state line
systems in the form of unregulated intensification of information-response functions are coded
by abstract Mkhris code.
c.The Change of fourth compartment parameters ,named as 5 membrane structures-5
function systems,ensuring normal genetic-cell division ,information-response ,biosynthetical ,
bioenergetical ,biotransformation functions by using of high energy phosphate-ATP, high
energy electrons NADPH and heat energy,generated in membrane-redoxy potentials three state
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line systems in the form of slowing of information-response functions are coded by abstract
Mkhris code in the Tibetian Mongolian Traditional medicine.
d. The change of Third compartment parameters in the form of increase of unsaturated class
of visceral and external under skin fatty acids, also decrease of donators, increase of acceptors
are coded by abstract Mkhris code in the Tibetian Mongolian Traditional medicine.
Definition of Badgan abstract thermin. Abstract Badgan thermin showed :
a. Relatively high level of solid betta state,consisting of mainly saturated fatty acids,
conditioning a high levels of red potentials and with slow levels of proton,electrons
conductance and low levels of heat energy release, high degree of energy accumulation and
high degree of high energy phosphate-ATP, high energy electrons NADPH, with increased ratio
of donators :accceptors are associated with abstract theory of Badgan ,which is distinguished by
cool ,cold oil, stupid external characteristics.
b.The change of fourth compartment parameters consisting of serum and extracellular
system,where donators,acceptors and some metabolites formed in the result of functioning of 5
membrane structures-5 function systems,ensuring normal genetic-cell division ,information-
response ,biosynthetical , bioenergetical ,biotransformation functions in the form of increase of
contents of donators, decrease of acceptors and increase of AO- decrease of SPOL system are
coded by abstract Badgan code in the Tibetian Mongolian Traditional medicine.
c.The change of fourth compartment parameters consisting of serum and extracellular
system,where donators,acceptors and some metabolites formed in the result of functioning of 5
membrane structures-5 function systems,ensuring normal genetic-cell division ,information-
response ,biosynthetical , bioenergetical ,biotransformation functions in the form of decrease of
contents of donators, increase of acceptors and decrease of AO- increase of SPOL system arecoded by abstract Badgan code in the Tibetian Mongolian Traditional medicine.
d.The change of Third compartment parameters in the form of increase of saturated class of
visceral and external under skin fatty acids, also increase of donators, decrease of acceptors
are coded by abstract Badgan code in the Tibetian Mongolian Traditional medicine.
Definition of Rlung abstract thermin.
Abstract Rlung thermin showed :
a. Relatively high level of gamma state,consisting of decreased contents of saturated-unsaturated fatty acids, conditioning a decreased levels of redoxy potentials and with slow
levels of proton,electrons conductance and low levels of heat energy release and energy
accumulation and low degree of high energy phosphate-ATP, high energy electrons NADPH,
with decreased contents of donators :accceptors,increased significance of proton,electrons
prior to generation of proton gradients, prevailed slip mecchanism are associated with abstract
theory of rlung ,which is distinguished by light,mobile , nonoil, cool external characteristics.
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b.The change of fourth compartment parameters, consisting of serum and extracellular
system,where donators,acceptors and some metabolites formed in the result of functioning of 5
membrane structures-5 function systems,ensuring normal genetic-cell division ,information-
response ,biosynthetical, bioenergetical,biotransformation functions in the form of decrease of
contents of donators,acceptors and some metabolites formed in the result of functioning of 5 of
membrane structures-5 function systems,including synthetic, bioenergy,biotransformationfunctions are coded by abstract Rlung code in the Tibetian Mongolian Traditional medicine.
c.The change of fourth compartment parameters ,named as 5 membrane structures-5
function systems,ensuring normal genetic-cell division ,information-response ,biosynthetical ,
bioenergetical ,biotransformation functions by using of high energy phosphate-ATP, high energy
electrons NADPH and heat energy,generated in membrane-redoxy potentials three state line
systems in the form of decrease of synthetic, bioenergy,biotransformation functions and of
unregulated disturbance of information-response functions are coded by abstract Rlung code
in the Tibetian Mongolian Traditional medicine.
d.The change of third compartment parameters in the form of decrease of visceral and
external under skin fatty acids, also donators,acceptors are coded by abstract Rlung code in
the Tibetian Mongolian Traditional medicine.
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