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| | Chronic Effects of Mercury on Organisms: In Place of a conclusion. |
 | | The latter are manifested in subjective complaints, breakdown, increased fatigue, headaches, etc., and also objectively recorded, although not sharply developed, vegetative neurosis, reversible functional shifts in higher nervous activity, less muscular capacity. |
 | | Changes in cardiac activity can arise not only through toxic efforts but under the influence of other harmful factors, in that they in their appearance have to a significant degree, a monotypic character, such as the heart responds to initiation only by the presence of changes in contractility, conduction and rhythm. |
 | | However, there are simultaneous corresponding changes in the activity of various organs and tissue, which, although not specific, lead to the appearance of functional and metabolic shifts, reactivity changes, excitability, lability, "readiness" for subsequent stress. |
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