Physiological peculiarities of the intrasoural aggregation of thrombocytes in early ontogenesis in pigs

One of the physiologically important mechanisms for providing the body's homeostasis is platelet hemostasis. Its activity determines to a great extent during ontogeny the rheology of blood in the capillaries and, thus, the rate of metabolic processes in the tissues. Of great practical interest is the activity of thrombocytes in young animals of the main productive animals and especially in piglets. It becomes clear that the level of functional activity of thrombocytic hemostasis is largely related to the success of the formation of structures and functions of their body. In this connection, the study of the dynamics of intravascular platelet aggregation in piglets during early ontogenesis is of particular importance. To obtain this information, 142 pigs of large white breed were examined: 38 newborns, 35 milkheads, 38 piglets of milk and vegetable nutrition and 32 piglets of the phase of plant nutrition. Biochemical, hematological and statistical methods of investigation were used...