[On the issue of cooperation in organizing the laboratory medicine education].

In the Omsk public medical Academy, the informational and technological support of laboratory medicine education at undergraduate and postgraduate stages required to organize the cooperation between the Russian Association of medical laboratory diagnostics and the Academy course of clinical diagnostics. The non-commercial interaction was organized between the Academy and the manufacturers and suppliers of laboratory diagnostic systems. This approach permitted to implement the cycle of scientific educational forums and to start the territorial program of quality management in laboratory research.

[Content of free radical oxidation products in the heart and plasma in diabetes mellitus with concurrent chronic alcohol intoxication].

The research results of level glycemia, contents of free radical oxidation products (thiobarbiturate-reactive substances, oxidized-modified proteins) in blood plasma and heart of diabetes mellitus rats with chronic alcohol intoxication are presented. It is shown, that at presence of a diabetes mellitus the chronic alcohol consumption does not change blood plasma levels of the oxidized-modified proteins, thiobarbiturate-reactive substances and glucose. However the contents of thiobarbiturate-reactive substances and oxidizing modification of proteins products in animals heart is more considerably increased at combination of the diabetes with chronic alcohol consumption, in comparison with changes at the diabetes mellitus outside of alcoholization and with changes at the isolated chronic alcohol influence.

[Characteristics of oxidative stress in alcohol abusers with diabetes mellitus type 2].

Hyrdogen peroxide induced chemiluminescence, thiobarbituric acid (TBA) reactive products and antioxidant activity were analyzed in blood serum of alcohol abusers with diabetes mellitus type 2. The chemiluminescence and TBA-tests were significantly higher in these patients whereas antioxidant activity remained uncharged compared with healthy volunteers and diabetic patients without alcohol background.