In children with autonomic dysfunction syndrome, structural transformations and changes in the functions of erythrocyte membranes of a destabilizing nature were revealed by the fluorescence spectroscopy method. Significant biophysical risk factors for the development of autonomic dysfunction syndrome in children aged 7-11 years were: low calcium-accumulating capacity of membranes, high rates of membrane-bound water and fluidity of the surface layers of the membrane, as well as an increased coefficient of asymmetry of the fluidity of the lipid bilayer.

children of primary school age, autonomic dysfunction syndrome, erythrocyte membranes.

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