Publications by authors named "Kalinina N"

Based on a C-banded chromosome analysis of Triticum aestivum x T. timopheevii hybrid lines, we developed a classification of the A(t) and G genome chromosomes that agrees with the standard genetic nomenclature of T. aestivum chromosomes.

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In this study we have used a new method for human recombinant IL-1 beta (rIL-1 beta) purification and investigated its immunostimulatory biological activity. The IL-1 beta gene was cloned using a novel mRNA preparation from activated human blood monocytes. The purification protocol consists of extraction and two chromatographic steps using the new Soloza cation exchange resin.

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Synaptic responses induced in motoneurones by stimulation of dorsal root (DR) and reticular formation (RF) were recorded intracellularly in the isolated frog spinal cord. Argiopine (spider neurotoxin, a selective blocker of glutamate receptors of the non-N-methyl-D-aspartate (non-NMDA) type) in concentrations from 3 x 10(-7) to 1 x 10(-5) M effectively inhibited di- and polysynaptic components of excitatory postsynaptic potentials (EPSPs) induced by DR and RF stimulation. The monosynaptic component of the RF response was inhibited by argiopine, whereas the monosynaptic component of DR response was actually enhanced.

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The synaptic responses induced in motoneurones by the stimulations of the dorsal root (DR), single afferent fibres and reticular formation (RF) were intracellularly recorded in the isolated frog spinal cord. It was shown that argiopine (the selective blocker of glutamate receptors of non-NMDA type) in concentrations ranging from 3.10(-7) to 1.

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Electrical stimulation of the vagus' gastric branch evoked three types of responses in the solitary tract nucleus of anesthetized cats: phasic discharges, tonic excitation and tonic inhibition. The majority of neurons with phasic and tonic inhibitory types of the responses were found in caudal part of the nucleus. The neurons whose spontaneous activity was increased during repetitive stimulation, were located in the rostral part of the nucleus.

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A physical map of the conjugative IncN plasmid R205 (56.1 kb) was constructed. The distribution of cleavage sites for investigated restriction enzymes is asymmetric.

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The reversal potential (E) of the glutamate response produced by iontophoretically applied glutamate and that of the EPSP's recorded from three synaptic inputs produced by reticular formation (RF), dorsal roots (DS), and microstimulation of presynaptic terminals (PT) at the point of glutamate application were compared at the same motoneuron of the isolated frog spinal cord using current-chop technique. Following Cs injection the glutamate response and EPSP's were reversed. Different points of glutamate application were tested.

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As shown previously, the bulk of cellular mRNA in Krebs II ascite carcinoma cells infected with encephalomyocarditis virus during active virus-specific synthesis is bound to ribosomes within the 100S structure which is inactive in protein synthesis. In order to elucidate the reasons for the translation repression of cellular mRNA within the 100S structure, a fraction of loosely bound proteins which are liberated by treatment of the 100S structure with 0.5 M KCl an which contain sum translation factors, was obtained.

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Polyribosomes of Krebs 2 ascite carcinoma cells non-infected and infected with encephalomyocarditis (EMC) virus contain a heterogeneous population of low molecular weight small RNAs. Analysis of the RNAs by polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis did not reveal any qualitative differences in the small RNA sets within the composition of polyribosomes from virus-infected and non-infected cells. However, the content of one of the small RNAs was markedly elevated in polyribosomes from virus-infected cells.

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Peptidoglycan from Lactobacillus bulgaricus converts mouse pre-T-cells into theta-positive cells and activates the complement. It has been observed that the effect depends on serum peptidoglycan concentration and the time of the interaction of the activated complement with mouse pre-T-cells. The action of peptidoglycan was replaced by C3a complement component.

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The process efficiency parameter used in estimation of thermal sterilization of nutrient media known as a sterilization criterion is replaced by a new one. A methodical approach to and the results of experimental determination of corrections for the sterilization criterion pattern connected with the operation factors are presented. The following parameters for measuring the criterion were elucidated: contamination of nutrient media, retention time and kinetic characteristics of test-microbe death.

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The conditions for UV irradiation (lambda = 254 nm) of ribonucleoprotein preparations containing informosomes were elaborated which provide for complete fixation of informosomal proteins on RNA. The degree of fixation was controlled by centrifugation in a CsCl density gradient. It was found that complete fixation of informosomes from loach embryos was achieved by irradiation with greater than or equal to 250 quanta per nucleotide.

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A study was made of the nature of secondary immuno-deficiency, peculiarities of disordered function of regulatory T-lymphocytes (helpers and suppressors), and their interrelationships in different clinical variants of chronic glomerulonephritis (CGN). Altogether 94 CGN patients were examined, of them 34 were with urinary syndrome and 60 with nephrotic syndrome. With relation to a clinical variant of disease the absolute amount of T-lymphocytes was significantly lowered, the amount and function of B-lymphocytes showed a tendency to an increase.

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Light- and fluorescence-microscopy examinations of 186 placentas were carried out, with concurrent determination of placental interferon, isolation of influenza virus, and serologic tests of maternal and fetal blood, and amniotic fluid. In 32 of the cases, placentitis caused by serotype A or B of influenza virus was present, characterized by hyperplasia and subsequent destruction of amniotic cells, trophoblast, decidual cells, and vascular endothelium, by the presence of influenza antigens, fuchsinophilic cytoplasmic inclusions in the affected cells, and lymphoid infiltrates, and/or by circulatory disturbances. In addition, an interferon possessing properties of viral, immune, and placental interferon was detected in a number of placentas.

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A new sort of dietetic bread has been developed with a 4-fold higher content of food cellulose fibers and a 25% lower fuel value. Such effect was achieved due to the use of qualitatively different sources of food fibers--wheat bran and methyl cellulose (MLI-100). The chemical composition of the new sort of bread has been presented and certain categories of patients have been specified who can use this bread in their diet.

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