The development and processing of some kind new implantable biological materials is impossible without understanding of processes taking place in organism after implantation and methods of their estimation.
In this work we have studied the peculiarities of immune response at application of auto- and allo-implants as the natural biological implantable materials for Achilles' tendon for rabbits of Chinchilla breed. The comparative estimation was realized in dynamics of experiment.
It was established that peculiarity of immune response on biological implant of allotransplant is characterized by more expressed inhibition of lymphoid chain of immune system for the early post-surgery period than on auto-plastics and by normalization of immune system indexes for the later terms. This allows us to recommend the given allo-transplant for reconstructive surgery at the tendon injuries.

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