INTERHEMISPHERIC BRAIN ASYMMETRY AND METABOLIC CHANGES IN RATS WITH DIFFERENT ALCOHOL MOTIVATION

The analysis of motor inter hemispheric asymmetry in rats differing the degree alcohol motivation and learnin gability at different stages chronic alcoholization was performed. qualitative quantitative composition blood lipids determined as an integral indicator ethanol influence on metabolic processes alcoholization. obtained results indicate a certain right-hemispheric character lateralization "alcohol dominant", since among alcohol-dependent rats, animals with left-sided symme try were more common. In chronically alcoholic animals, effect individual profiles functional changes dominance found, which manifested modulation left inhibition information processing righ misp here. addition, high gability, there significantly right-sided asymmetry. Chronic led to intensification catabolic body, evidenced by increase concentration triglycerides free fatty acids correlates formation dependence. lipid correlated stage dependence formation.