Abstract
Histochemical changes in the distribution of carbonic anhydrase activity in the myocardium and liver of rats were studied after acute oral poisoning with dichloroethane. Kurate's method in Hausler's modification was used. For a semiquantitative assessment of the changes in enzyme activity a histophotometric method was used. A definite increase in carbonic anhydrase activity in the myocardium and liver was observed in most of the experimental animals and the index of correlation between these changes remained the same as in the intact rats.
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