[A role of long noncoding RNAs in carcinogenesis].

The review describes the changes observed in long noncoding RNA (lncRNA) content and function at various stages of carcinogenesis, as well as the prospects of lncRNA application in cancer prognosis.

[Methods of protein immunoanalysis].

This review describes current methods of protein immunoanalysis: radioimmunoanalysis, ELISA, immuno-PCR, electrochemical analysis and chromatin immunoprecipitation, as well as main areas of their application.

[Problems of testosterone deficiency and erectile dysfunction in men (literature review)].

In recent years, treatment of men with testosterone deficiency has become an important part of andrological and urological practice. Clinical manifestations of testosterone deficiency syndrome are usually diverse. Testosterone deficiency and erectile dysfunction often occur against the background of some systemic diseases, and sometimes are markers or predictors of these diseases.

[Analyses of the competitive ability of military clinical-prophylactic institutions and the quality factor of medical care].

As a result of research it is proved, that the most significant factors of competitiveness are quality of rendered medical services. All can be estimated the necessary parties of quality on the basis of medical standards. The technique of an estimation of quality of out-patient medical aid consists in comparison of the standard of groups of parameters of quality (diagnostics, treatment, results), considering their factors of weightiness) with real data of concrete patients.

[The perspective technologies of treatment-and-evacuation support in conditions of modern military conflicts].

One of the urgent directions in improvement of the system of RF AF medical support is the use of automation means, the final aim of which is the improvement of troops (forces) medical support quality under conditions of modern military conflicts. Robotization of medical service activities (of those aspects where it is possible and reasonable) will allow improving the labor productivity and efficiency of medical staff, reducing the risk of combat injury, protecting the medical service personnel from extreme factors of physical, chemical and biological nature.