BIOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF SYNTHETIC DRUGS AND INFUSION SOLUTIONS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF NOVEL HEPATOPROTECTIVE COMBINATIONS

Abstract

The increasing incidence of liver pathologies has intensified the need for the development of new-generation hepatoprotective agents in modern pharmacology. This article analyzes the biological significance of hepatoprotective combinations developed on the basis of synthetic drug substances and infusion solutions. The effects of a combination consisting of monoammonium glycyrrhizinate, glycine, and L-cysteine hydrochloride on hepatocyte stability, antioxidant system activity, and endogenous detoxification mechanisms are examined. The biological synergy of the components is scientifically substantiated as a factor that enhances the effectiveness of complex therapy for liver and biliary system diseases.