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A I Dzhafarov1, E M Kasimov, Sh Y Mamedov
1Institute of Physics, Azerbaijanian National Academy of Sciences; Zafira Alieva National Center of Ophthalmology, Baku, Azerbaijan.
Abstract:
Changes in LPO intensity under the effect of exposure to bright light and the possibility of their correction with antioxidants were studied on rabbits with diabetic retinopathy. It was found that enhanced LPO caused by exposure to bright light in rabbits with diabetic retinopathy can be corrected with antioxidants. Phenosan potassium salt, α-tocopherol, and oxypyridine were more effective than SOD and taurine in preventing MDA accumulation. A complex of natural and synthetic antioxidants was most efficient in correcting LPO under conditions of exposure to bright light.
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