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M A Tsartsidze

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PubMed1999

Determination of ferrocene-A in the blood serum of rabbits using reversed-phase microcolumn HPLC.

Ferrocene-A (ferrocenyl-1-phenyl-1-dioxy-1,4-butin-2) has shown significant antitumour and antibacterial activity. To facilitate studies in this field a simple and rapid liquid chromatographic procedure was developed, allowing the determination of ferrocene-A in the blood serum. The procedure was based on a reversed-phase high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) method, with UV detection at 210 nm. The mobile phase ethanol-0.01 M KH2PO4 60:40 (v/v) provides the complete separation of ferrocene-A, internal standard and endogenous compounds of serum. The recovery of ferrocene-A from serum using a hexaneisoamyl alcohol mixture was 90%. The proposed method is convenient for pharmacological and pharmacokinetic applications.

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PubMed1989

Hysteretic interaction of NADH and Mg2+ with mammalian NADH:CoQ reductase from beef heart.

Preincubation of submitochondrial particles (SMP) from beef heart in a reaction mixture containing low concentrations of Mg2+ induces a time lag in the NADH:oxidase activity. Preconditioning of the SMP by NADH, but not by NAD+, prevents the Mg2+-related time lag. The data obtained show that there exists a tight binding site for Mg2+ regulating the rate of electron transfer from NADH to the natural acceptor. The ability of Mg2+ to form a catalytically inactive complex with the enzyme is regulated by NADH.

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PubMed1989

[1H-NMR of blood lipids in malignant and benign tumors].

High-resolution 1H-NMR (360 MHz) combined with thin-layer chromatography was used to study profile and molecular structure changes of inverted micelles of human blood developing in patients with malignant and benign tumors of the breast and uterus. Alterations were demonstrated in relative intensities of some lipid NMR peaks in tumor, as compared to normal blood. Changes in blood lipid levels, e.g. cholesterol, in tumor affect lipid structural and dynamical status thus elucidating NMR regularities obtained.

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PubMed1989

[Change in lipid peroxidation, structural status and level of phospholipids in the blood of patients with fibroma and cancer of the uterus].

Study of physicochemical properties of lipids in the donor blood and blood of patients with fibroma and uterus cancer showed that the progress of pathological processes may lead to the rise of peroxidation and peroxide accumulation, phospholipid balance disturbance, that causes drastic changes in biomembranes. As a result of this the disturbance of the structure and change in the functional activity of the membranes take place.

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PubMed1987

[Phospholipid composition of blood lipids in breast and uterine cancer].

A comparative analysis of quantitative changes in phospholipids, as well as peroxidation of undiluted blood lipids, plasma and blood cells in healthy women, those suffering from breast and uterus cancer, and from nonmalignant tumours (breast fibroadenoma and uterus fibroma) does not show any specific regularity typical of only malignant neoplasma and not typical of nonmalignant ones. Disturbances in the balance of negative charge phospholipids are supposed to change the electrostatic interaction in the lipid-protein complexes of supramolecular structures during the malignant growth.

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PubMed1984

[DNA-cholesterol complex studied by fluorescent probes].

DNA interaction with cholesterol at various lipid concentrations has been investigated by the fluorescent probes method. It has been shown that the intensity of acridine orange fluorescence in the DNA-cholesterol complex decreases at 24 micrograms/ml cholesterol and at 45 micrograms/ml it increases. The number of binding sites and the degree of polarization of fluorescence change simultaneously. Binary mechanism of cholesterol binding with DNA has been suggested: surface binding takes place at low concentrations, intercalation--at high lipid concentrations.

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[Thermoinduced structure reconstructions in lysosomal membranes and lipids during experimental carcinogenesis].

Thermoinduced structural transitions in lyzosome membranes and lipids during experimental cancerogenesis were considered. Unlike lipid aqeous systems the structural transitions in lipids were investigated in inside out turned with hydrophobic side vesicles in apolar and aproton solvent. Relationship between the structure change and the function of lyzosome membranes is discussed.

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