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A A Iakovleva

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[Principles for constructing and electrochemical regenerator for dialysis solutions for the "artificial kidney" apparatus].

Controlled removal of the present quantities of renal metabolites from the waste dialysate can be effected by electrochemical regeneration of the worked-out dialysate, which is based on the use of a dialyzing solution electrolyzer (DSE). A theoretical rationale for DSE functioning modes has been provided. A reaction model of urea oxidation on bimetallic titanium-platinum electrodes has been drawn up. A procedure for calculating the basic technical data of DSE is proposed. The paper presents the design and experimental findings of a 4-section monopolar electrolyzer with electrode parallel-series connection that ensures discrete control of the electrolyzer's anode current provided that the preset anode current density is preserved.

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[Unit of electrochemical oxidation of hemodialysis products--development and research].

Some aspects related with research and development of a key functional unit of the hemodilysis apparatus with the electrochemical regeneration of dialyzate, i.e. the electrochemical oxidation unit which enables a regulated electrochemical oxidation of the main organic hemodilysis products in the waste dialyzate, are described.

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[Characterization of enterobacteria producing the low-molecular-weight antibiotics microcins].

A comparative study of the morphological, cultural, physiological, and biochemical properties of the microcinogenic strains EcS 5/98, EcS 6/98, and EcB 214/99 with the known microcin C51 producer Escherichia coli M17(p74) showed that these strains belong to the species E. coli. The strains produced microcins with molecular masses lower than 10 kDa. Microcin biosynthesis was stimulated by a deficiency of nutrients in the cultivation media. Microcins were found to be resistant to thermolysin, but were degraded by pronase, protolichetrem, and the Bacillus mesentericus metalloproteinase. This indicated that microcins are peptides or contain peptides in their molecules. The study of cross immunity to microcins and the sequence of their genetic determinants showed that the microcins of strains EcS 5/98 and EcS 6/98 are of B type, whereas the microcin of strain EcB 214/99 presumably belongs to another type, since it suppresses the growth of the producers of C-type and B-type microcins. The new microcin producers possess antibacterial activity against natural isolates belonging to the genera Escherichia and Salmonella, against a wide range of colicinogenic Escherichia strains, and against the collection Salmonella cultures.

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[Expression vector pLF22 for the lactic acid bacteria].

The construction of the expression vector pLF22 for lactic acid bacteria is described. The vector contains a replicon of the cryptic plasmid pLF1311 from Lactobacillus fermentum and a multiple cloning site of the lacZ' gene integrated with the plasmid rep operon. Such a construction of the vector provides for the constitutive transcription of the cloned sequences lacking the terminators of transcription in all the strains that maintain the replication of the vector. The vector is suitable for a wide range of gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria, including probiotic strains. The efficiency of the vector was verified by expressing the beta-galactosidase gene in a laboratory Escherichia coli strain and the synthetic gene of somatotropin releasing factor (SRF) in the probiotic strains of lactobacilli and enterococci. A recombinant strain with the SRF gene included in the diet of laboratory animals exerted an effect on their physiological and anthropometric parameters and on the histological characteristics of animal tissues.

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[Prostanoids in children with joint diseases].

The radiological method was used to study the level of prostaglandins E + E, GF2 alpha and LTB4 in the blood plasma and the synovial fluid in 138 children with rheumatoid and other arthritis and noninflammatory diseases of the joints. The role of PGE + A and LTB4 in the pathogenesis of arthritis and low participation of PGF2 have been established. Determination of prostanoids in biological fluids can be used as an additional laboratory index to reveal the general and local activity of the pathological process in rheumatoid and other arthritis and distinguish them from noninflammatory diseases of the joints.

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[Characteristics of microcirculatory changes in various forms of rheumatoid arthritis in children].

Using the method of biomicroscopy of bulbar conjunctiva with application of vessel gaging the authors made observation of 125 patients: 110--with RA and 15--with reactive arthritis. Marked vascular and intravascular changes in combination with dilatation of the capacitive vessels and narrowing of the resistive ones in vasculo-visceral form of RA correlated with the increase of immunological indices of the blood. In patients with vascular form of RA less marked changes of the vessels in dilatation of the capacitive part correlated with immunological indices of the synovial fluid.

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