Constitution and reactivity of the organism.

Inessa Salivon, Natalya Polina
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A new principle of somatotyping according to the set of the most informative anthropometric indices is offered. For the first time we carried out a comparative analysis of anthropometric indices of physical development, of cardiovascular system functioning and its vegetative regulation for the representatives of different somatotypes. The purpose of the analysis was to define constitutional peculiarities of adaptation reactions in young males and females to the deficiency of vital macro- and microelements in soils and drinkable water of the Southern region of Belarus. Typological specificity of organism reactivity to the unfavorable geochemical situation of the Southern region of Belarus was revealed in young males and females in different degrees of tension in adaptation processes. The suggested approach to somatotyping has allowed us to define more precisely the constitutional properties of organism reactivity in a discomfort environment.

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有机体的构成和反应性。
根据最具信息量的人体测量指标,提出了一种新的人体分型原则。我们首次对不同体型代表的身体发育、心血管系统功能及其营养调节的人体测量指标进行了比较分析。分析的目的是确定年轻男性和女性对白俄罗斯南部地区土壤和饮用水中重要的宏量和微量元素缺乏的适应反应的体质特点。在适应过程中,不同紧张程度的年轻男性和女性揭示了生物体对白俄罗斯南部地区不利地球化学形势的反应性的类型特异性。所建议的身体分型方法使我们能够更精确地定义生物体在不适环境中反应性的构成特性。
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