Biomedical subjects

T A Smirnova

Publications and source records attributed to T A Smirnova.

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[Lysogeny in Bacillus thuringiensis].

Different strains of several Bacillus thuringiensis serotypes were analyzed for lysogeny. All of the studied cultures released phages. Phages with an isometric capsid and a noncontractible tail were detected in preparations of the majority of the cultures. The growth of a group of related phages was limited upon lysogenization of the galleriae serotype with Tm2 phage isolated from a culture of the morrisoni serotype. The physico chemical parameters of the phages were determined.

Bacillus thuringiensis↗

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[Amino acid composition of the body of rats after a flight on the Kosmos-1129 biosatellite].

The paper presents data concerning the amino acid pool of rats flown on board Cosmos-1129 and exposed to the ground-based synchronous experiment. Certain changes in the amino acid pool of flight and synchronous rats have been found. The changes seem to be associated with the selective rate of incorporation of free amino acids into the biosynthetic processes during acute adaptation and with alterations in the protein synthesis rate.

Amino Acids↗

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[Tissue changes in the oral cavity of children with primary immunodeficiency states].

The examination of 89 children aged 3-14 with diverse forms of primary immunodeficiency (ID) demonstrated that the most intensive progress of caries, mucosal inflammation and the worst oral hygiene occurred in cellular ID, especially in children with chronic generalized skin and mucosal candidiasis. Antibody defects of immunity enhanced caries in dental hard tissues. Phagocytic defects were also associated with dental caries, disorders of oral mucosa, unsatisfactory oral hygiene. Chronic inflammation in children free of ID produced insignificant defects in oral cavity.

Adolescent↗

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[The forensic psychiatric expertise of victims who received craniocerebral trauma in a criminal situation].

Thirty victims of criminal situations with craniocerebral injuries were examined. Clinical picture and time course of changes in the mental disorders, that are the most important for practical forensic medical expert evaluation, were analyzed, and approaches to the choice of the correct expert conclusion in assessment of the severity of injuries and of the victims' abilities discussed.

Acute Disease↗