Publications by authors named "L I Lymans'ka"
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- The study investigated how red polarized light (PL) affects the pain-relieving properties of corvitin in mice after inducing pain with formalin injections.
- Results showed that using red PL on the acupoint E-36 enhanced corvitin's analgesic effect significantly, with a 53.1% reduction in pain response for C57BL/6J mice when both treatments were combined.
- CBA/CaLac mice showed less sensitivity to both treatments, but combining corvitin and red PL still resulted in a notable improvement in pain response reduction, suggesting this method could be beneficial for enhancing corvitin's effects without side effects.
A comparative study of behavioral reactions (licking of back paw, sleeping, eating, running, washing) in mice with a genetic knockout (lines C57BL/6L and CBA/CaLac) and in control animals was carried out. Experiments have been performed in control conditions (without any influences), after a subcutaneous injection of 5% formalin solution, and also in a case when animals before an injection of formalin received analgin. It was established that the behavior of mice with a genetic knockout without any influences statistically authentically differs from mice without genotype infringements.
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