Publications by authors named "N A Filatov"
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- The spiny mouse exhibits the ability to heal wounds without scarring, which may be linked to unique features of its blood and clotting mechanisms.
- Compared to Balb/c mice, spiny mice showed stronger blood clots, faster tail bleeding times, and higher levels of clottable fibrinogen, indicating superior hemostatic capabilities.
- Histological analysis revealed that spiny mouse clots were densely packed with fibrin and had better plasma clot stiffness, suggesting that these characteristics could enhance their wound healing and regenerative abilities.
Fluorescent microspheres are at the forefront of biosensing technologies. They can be used for a wide range of biomedical applications. They consist of organic dyes and polymers, which are relatively immune to photobleaching and other environmental factors.
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- The study of adrenal disorders focuses on the adrenal glands' unique structure and essential functions, which are vital for scientific research.
- This review discusses non-traditional animal models, such as ferrets, dogs, and spiny mice, for studying congenital adrenal hyperplasia, pointing out their benefits and drawbacks.
- It emphasizes that spiny mice share notable similarities with human adrenal glands, suggesting they could be valuable for future research in this area.
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- The extraocular muscles (EOMs) are distinct from other skeletal muscles due to their remarkable resistance to muscular dystrophies and aging, making them unique in their ability to maintain function.
- EOMs have complex structural properties, including diverse fiber types and specialized innervation, which contribute to their ability to execute rapid and precise eye movements.
- Research into EOMs may provide valuable insights for developing treatments for other skeletal muscle disorders, as understanding their cellular and molecular resilience could inform therapeutic strategies.
Microcirculation is one of the basic functional processes where the main gas exchange between red blood cells (RBCs) and surrounding tissues occurs. It is greatly influenced by the shape and deformability of RBCs, which can be affected by oxidative stress induced by different drugs and diseases leading to anemia. Here we investigated how in vitro microfluidic characterization of RBCs transit velocity in microcapillaries can indicate cells damage and its correlation with clinical hematological analysis.
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