[Trypsin and alpha-amylase activity in the pancreas of guinea pigs. IV. Comparison of the effects of administration of the mixtures of volatile organic acids, invasive ova of Ascaris suum and their homogenates].

The activity of alpha-amylase in the experimental groups of guinea pigs was lower than in control animals. The decreased level of activity of trypsin was noted (p less than 0.05) also in infected animals, and in treatment with organic acids. In the group of guinea pigs, which was administrated homogenized eggs of parasite, the activity of enzyme was a little higher than in control animals. The infection of animals was associated with increase of relative weight of lungs. The guinea pigs treatment with organic acids had also a higher weight of spleen.