Temperature features of blood oxygen binding properties and their contribution to the adaptation processes

The own data about oxygen-dependent aspects of the mechanisms of adaptation to high external temperature are analysed. Thermal exposures course effect, showing itself in body functional capacity enhancing, is to a large extent ensured by it's ability to influence oxygen-dependent processes, in particular, blood oxygen transport mechanisms and lipid peroxidation, which are regulated to a considerable degree by L-arginin-NO system activity.