Publications by authors named "B Gawronska"

Progressive changes in the environment are related to modifications of the habitat. Introducing exotic species, and interbreeding between species can lead to processes that in the case of rare species or small populations threatens their integrity. Given the declining trends of many populations due to increased hybridization, early recognition of hybrids becomes important in conservation management.

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In this study, possible hybridization between two allopatric species, Cornus controversa and Cornus alternifolia, was explored using molecular and morphological approaches. Scanning electron microscope analyses of the adaxial and the abaxial leaf surfaces yielded a few new not yet described characters typical for the particular species and intermediate for hybrids. With the use of 14 Random Amplified Polymorphic DNA and 5 Amplified Fragment Length Polymorphism primer combinations, 44 fragments species specific to C.

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Introduction: Gene for () was identified as one of the most significant in gastric cancer and indicated as a potential therapeutic target.

Aim: The aim was a review of literature reports concerning the role and diagnostic potential of GKN1 in gastric cancer.

Materials And Methods: PubMED database was searched for sources using the following keywords: gastrokine 1/GKN1/AMP-18 and gastric cancer, , aspirin, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs.

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Ulcerative colitis is a non-specific inflammatory bowel disease of unknown etiology. We investigated whether severe form of ulcerative colitis may lead to increased number of platelets, changes in platelet parameters and their activation. To address our objectives, we measured concentrations of nitric oxide and markers of inflammation.

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Objective: Examination of effect of vitrification solution with or without foetal calf serum (FCS) on the in vitro and in vivo survival of matured pig oocytes.

Materials And Methods: Exp. 1: oocytes were exposed to vitrification solutions: VSa (15% DMSO, 15% EG, 0.

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