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The contribution of the post-irradiation changes in prostaglandin transformation to the biochemical mechanism of interphase death of irradiated cells is estimated. It is supposed that prostaglandins are secondary trigger-effectors which initiate the development of primary biochemical reactions giving rise to radiation sickness. It is suggested that the biochemical mechanism of interphase death is complex and involves several concurrent trigger mechanisms including prostaglandin regulation system.
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