Publications by authors named "M Iu Akimenko"

An important area of V.M. Bekhterev's scientific research, which to this day does not have a productive resolution and remains controversial, was an attempt to combine the science of the human psyche with a speculative philosophy close to pantheistic views about the «universal soul».

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The occurrence of regeneration of the organs involved in respiratory gas exchange amongst vertebrates is heterogeneous. In some species of amphibians and fishes, the gills regenerate completely following resection or amputation, whereas in mammals, only partial, facultative regeneration of lung tissue occurs following injury. Given the homology between gills and lungs, the capacity of gill regeneration in aquatic species is of major interest in determining the underlying molecular or signalling pathways involved in respiratory organ regeneration.

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Introduction: The high prevalence of kidney diseases caused by urinary tract obstruction has led to the need for experimental studies of the dynamics of pathological processes in their lesions. Despite the fact that the general patterns of development of obstructive uropathy are known, the features of renal tissue damage, in particular structural and molecular biological changes in this pathology, remain insufficiently studied.

Objective: to study the dynamics of changes in the phenotype of epithelial cells of the nephron of an obstructive kidney with unilateral ureteral obstruction using an experimental model.

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Background: Lamin A/C gene (LMNA) mutations frequently cause cardiac and/or skeletal muscle diseases called striated muscle laminopathies. We created a zebrafish muscular laminopathy model using CRISPR/Cas9 technology to target the zebrafish lmna gene.

Results: Heterozygous and homozygous lmna mutants present skeletal muscle damage at 1 day post-fertilization (dpf), and mobility impairment at 4 to 7 dpf.

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  • Current assessment methods for penile cavernous fibrosis in animal models are limited, prompting the study to evaluate micro-computed tomography (micro-CT) as a more effective alternative.
  • The study used 25 male rabbits with induced testosterone deficiency, assessing changes in penile samples over a period of 84 days through various analysis methods, including 3D modeling and tissue morphometry.
  • Results indicated that micro-CT provided detailed visualization and changes in tissue density, with significant alterations in smooth muscle/connective tissue and collagen ratios observed at different time points, suggesting a relationship between gray value changes and tissue reorganization in fibrosis.
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