Publications by authors named "E H BARG"

: Colorectal cancer is one of the leading and most lethal neoplasms. Standard chemotherapy is ineffective, especially in metastatic cancer, and does not target cancer stem cells. A promising approach to improve cancer treatment is the combination therapy of standard cytostatic drugs with natural compounds.

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  • This study examines how environmental pollution influences the quality of dental stem cells (DSCs) from impacted third molars in industrial versus non-industrial areas.
  • It involved collecting samples from 28 patients, analyzing heavy metal concentration, and discovering higher levels of copper and lead in industrial areas, which correlated with lower cell viability and slower proliferation rates.
  • The findings indicate that pollution adversely affects DSC viability, raising concerns about oral health in polluted regions and suggesting the need for further research to enhance treatment outcomes for affected individuals.
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Phytocannabinoids, compounds found in L., are used in oncology and palliative care to reduce the adverse reactions of standard therapies. Cancer patients use formulations of L.

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Introduction: Atherosclerosis, a precursor to cardiovascular disease (CVD), is deeply intertwined with lipid metabolism. The metabolic process in the Down syndrome (DS) population remain less explored. Aim of the study: This study examines the lipid profiles of DS in comparison to their siblings (CG), aiming to uncover potential atherosclerotic and CVD risks.

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Introduction: Down syndrome (DS), a common genetic disorder, leads to various physical, cognitive, and developmental challenges. The supplementary copy of chromosome 21 introduces an abundance of genes, which potentially can influence metabolic irregularities. The aim of the study is to conduct a comprehensive comparative assessment of oxidative stress indicators (TAS, TOS, OSI), BMI, fasting glucose, and insulin levels, HOMA-IR among children and adolescents with DS in contrast to their non-DS siblings.

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