Abstract
The relative weight of the lungs and the synthesis of nucleic acids and protein in the lungs of rats adapted to hypoxia were studied. Adaptation was carried out for 6 h a day in a pressure chamber at an “altitude” of 7000 m for 40 days. An increase in the relative weight of the lungs, in the relative (per 100 mg lung tissue) and total RNA content, and in the intensity of protein synthesis was found. The relative DNA content (per 100 mg) in the lung tissue was unchanged.
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