Publications by authors named "E G Dymova"

The phosphoinositide 3-kinase (PI3K) is involved in regulation of multiple intracellular processes. Although the inhibitory analysis is generally employed for validating a physiological role of PI3K, increasing body of evidence suggests that PI3K inhibitors can exhibit PI3K-unrelated activity as well. Here we studied Ca signaling initiated by aminergic agonists in a variety of different cells and analyzed effects of the PI3K inhibitor PI828 on cell responsiveness.

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In this study, we investigated antibiotic-resistant microorganisms isolated by the direct plating method from 6 playgrounds in the city of Pushchino, Moscow Region, with different types of coating: sand, soil with sand, grass and a modern playground coating made of pressed rubber crumb. According to the results of the study, sand is the cleanest type of coating, both in terms of the total count of cultivated microorganisms (8 × 10/g of substrate) and in terms of the content of resistant strains. The most contaminated both in terms of the total count of cultivated microorganisms (1.

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Based on experience of certification in N.N. Blokhin Russian Oncologic Research Center with RAMSc, the authors presented recommendation on certification of medical prophylactic and research institutions where the staffers treating oncologic patients and/ or conducting research work in contact with carcinogens.

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Study covered general and oncologic mortality in TV workers exposed to low levels of nonionizing radiation. Some workers' groups selected by occupation and length of service demonstrate reliably lower mortality with overall causes, cardiovascular diseases and malignancies, but increased mortality risk with malignancies of some locations.

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The authors suggested criteria to systematize materials of conditioning for industries having carcinogenic jeopardy and to select industries with the highest carcinogenic jeopardy for the workers and general population.

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