Publications by authors named "O F Matveeva"
The emergence of van der Waals (vdW) materials resulted in the discovery of their high optical, mechanical, and electronic anisotropic properties, immediately enabling countless novel phenomena and applications. Such success inspired an intensive search for the highest possible anisotropic properties among vdW materials. Furthermore, the identification of the most promising among the huge family of vdW materials is a challenging quest requiring innovative approaches.
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- The study analyzes factors affecting COVID-19 mortality rates in U.S. states from February 2020 to April 2023, revealing significant disparities linked to life expectancy, vaccination rates, and GDP per capita.
- States with lower life expectancy and GDP faced higher mortality rates, particularly before widespread vaccination, where those with lower vaccination rates saw nearly double the deaths during peak variants.
- Ultimately, the findings emphasize that high vaccination rates were the most crucial factor in reducing excess deaths, outperforming economic status in importance.
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- Internal circadian clocks regulate daily behavior and physiological processes, including immune functions, which can be disrupted by inflammation.
- The study examined how chronic inflammation affects circadian rhythms in T cells using a mouse model for multiple sclerosis, revealing altered clock gene expression and independent changes in immune cell markers.
- Findings indicate that chronic inflammation from conditions like EAE can have lasting impacts on circadian rhythms in peripheral immune cells, even while central behavioral rhythms remain unaffected.
Aim: To evaluate the effect of vaccination/booster administration dynamics on the reduction of excess mortality during COVID-19 infection waves in European countries.
Methods: We selected twenty-nine countries from the OurWorldInData project database according to their population size of more than one million and the availability of information on dominant SARS-CoV-2 variants during COVID-19 infection waves. After selection, we categorized countries according to their "faster" or "slower" vaccination rates.
Aim To evaluate the effect of vaccination/booster administration dynamics on the reduction of excess mortality during COVID-19 infection waves in European countries. Methods We selected twenty-nine countries from the OurWorldInData project database according to their population size of more than one million and the availability of information on dominant SARS-CoV-2 variants during COVID-19 infection waves. After selection, we categorized countries according to their ″faster″ or ″slower″ vaccination rates.
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