Publications by authors named "M G Enukidze"

In this research, in order to establish the role of neuroendocrine mechanisms in the processes of immunomodulation, the effect of propranolol on the cytokine profile in an experimental model of human T lymphocytes (Jurkat cells) in vitro was investigated. Jurkat cells were incubated under standard conditions. Stimulation of the Jurkat cells was performed by incubation with Phytohemagglutinin (PHA) (50 μg/ml) in the presence of propanonol (10-4 M) and without it at 370 for 24 hours.

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The aim of our study is to evaluate the mechanisms of anti-inflammatory property of Tagetes patula L. (French Marigold) flower extracts and its protective effect on renal epithelium against uropathogenic E. coli infection.

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  • The study explored the use of liposomes (DPPA and DPPC) to enhance the effectiveness of antioxidant compounds like vitamin C (hydrophilic) and vitamin E (lipophilic) in normal MDCK and tumor Jurkat T cells.
  • The effectiveness of vitamins C, E, and their combination with these liposomes was found to be influenced by how well the liposomes integrate with the cell membranes and release the vitamins.
  • The findings suggest that these liposomes could selectively regulate antioxidant activity, which is significant for developing targeted antitumor therapies and protective agents for healthy tissues during radiotherapy.
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The goal of our study was to establish the anti- proapoptotic activity of the common in Georgia crops on the Jurkat and MDCK cells. Extracts of various varieties of beans (Tirkmela, Batumi meadow, Shulavera, Udelebi, as well as green peas, Lens Culinaris lentils, soy beans) were added to the intact or incubated under oxidative stress conditions Jurkat and MDCK cells. Cell viability (apoptosis intensity) was determined by a cell proliferative activity test (MTT test).

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Difficulties in repairing the defects of the teeth are related with allergic-inflammatory, traumatic and dystrophic complications arising from the interaction of the foreign body with the mucous tissues of the oral cavity after the patient's prosthesis is established. The aim of our study was to establish the toxic pro-inflammatory activity of materials used for the manufacturing of bases of removable dentures - plastics based on polymethylmethacrylate prosthetic complexes Prothyl Hot, Ftorax and Perflex Flexi Nylon on the model of human leukemia transformed T cells (Jurkat cells) and MDCK cells. For the cells simulation Jurkat and MDCK cells was incubated with the components of prosthetic materials, Prothyl Hot, Ftorax and Perflex Flexi Nylon/ Prosthetic materials were added to the incubation medium at the doses used in practice (calculated at 106 cells); duration of incubation was 24 hours.

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