Morphometric Study Of The Structure Of Rat Kidneys During The First Hour Of Exposure To Leiurus Macroctenus Scorpion Venom

Abstract

Pathogens of external origin, entering the human body by various routes, can disrupt the typical structure of the kidneys and cause significant functional disorders. The degree of morphological changes depends on the strength, concentration and duration of exposure to the stimulus. Toxic compounds in animal venoms penetrate the victim's body and disrupt the stability of the internal environment. The primary mechanisms of pathological changes are linked to alterations in cellular structure, function, and the progression of biochemical reactions. During evolution, toxins have developed strategies for penetrating target organs, which leads to numerous pathological changes.