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The content of lipid peroxides in rat tissues does not vary essentially under conditions of high altitude hypoxia. The peroxidase activity undergoes fluctuating changes with a significant increase in brain tissues. Among the enzymes of the glutathione antiperoxide system only the glutathione peroxidase activity shows a 5-10-fold decrease. As assumption is advanced that under conditions of hypoxia there occurs an inhibition of the glutathione antiperoxide system, which prevents the lipid peroxides level in tissues from falling.
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