DYNAMICS OF WHITE BLOOD CELL COUNT INDEXES AS REFLECTION OF THE CHANGING CONDITION OF ADAPTATION DURING GROWTH OF HEALTHY CHILDREN THE FIRST YEAR OF LIFE

Abstract

There were conducted biometric studies and quantitative assessment of variability of indexes of white blood cell count of healthy children of the first year of life (data of the biometric analysis are presented in graphic form). It was revealed that the total number of white blood cells in 78,7 % cases was determined genetically, defining differences in variability of indexes at boys and girls. At the same time cells of a granulocytes row expressed such feature only in 12,2 % of cases. Change in the content of granulocyte row cells in the peripheral blood of children of the first year of life in the conditions of the non-ionizing radiation of natural origin demonstrates the formation of a response of adaptation system components. The data on dynamics of the relations of granulocytes and lymphocytes (indexes) obtained by authors have a theoretical and applied significance for development of criteria for evaluation the functional condition of adaptation system and health of children.