[Enhanced nonspecific anti-infective resistance of animals with the use of a polysaccharide complex of plant origin].

In experimental studies on mice a biostimulating agent of plant origin, introduced parenterally in doses of 2-10 mg per mouse 1-10 days before infection, has been shown to induce the development of high nonspecific resistance to septic staphylococcal and P. aeruginosa infections, ensuring the survival of 55-90% of the stimulated animals against the mortality rate of 60-100% among the controls.