Publications by authors named "J M Hermanowicz"
Introduction: Russian military's incursion into Ukraine sparked the largest refugee crisis in Europe since World War II. As Ukraine's neighboring country, Poland became the primary destination for these refugees. Ukrainians staying in Poland under the EU's Temporary Protection Directive receive humanitarian support similarly to asylum seekers, but the legal pathways, length of stay and integration processes differ significantly as the Directive provides for more immediate, collective protection without the complexity of individual asylum applications.
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- Scientific studies suggest that adding an indole group to triterpene compounds can enhance their cancer-fighting abilities, making lipophilicity a crucial factor in evaluating new drug candidates.
- In this study, derivatives of 3 and/or 28-indole-betulin were tested for lipophilicity using reversed-phase thin-layer chromatography, with results showing a strong correlation between measured and theoretical lipophilicity values.
- Despite the strong correlation with lipophilicity, there was no relationship between lipophilicity and anticancer activity; however, toxicity tests on zebrafish indicated that the compounds were non-toxic, aligning with in silico predictions.
Empathic qualitative methods have become emblematic of early Chicago sociology. Yet methods were not formalized through the early 20th century and empathy was not in usage as a term. Only at mid-20th century did methodological formalization in sociology begin to occur, and an additional quarter-century passed before writing about empathy in sociological methods began to crystallize.
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- - Patellar dislocations can cause ongoing instability and require a comprehensive treatment approach due to their complexity.
- - Numerous repair and reconstruction techniques exist for patellar instability, indicating that there isn't a one-size-fits-all solution.
- - The presented technique uses arthroscopic patellar stabilization with a single suture anchor and lateral release, making it simpler and more cost-effective without the need for drilling or graft harvesting.
Introduction: Psoriasis is a frequent and incurable skin disease that is an important issue in contemporary dermatology, although its pathogenesis is still uncertain. Gasdermin A (GSDMA) is a member of the gasdermin protein family which are able to cause pore formation in cellular membranes leading to cell death called pyroptosis.
Objective: Our aim was to investigate the role of GSDMA in psoriatic patients.