Publications by authors named "Piatnitskaia I"

The method of actual feeding evaluation on frequency of food-stuffs consumption was developed. The method of 24-hour reproduction of a feed and the method of consumed food registration in a diary by testing person himself. The main results of study testified to reliability of data, received by a developed method.

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Surveys of dietary intakes and nutritional status of schoolchildren aged 10 and 15 years in Moscow were made during a period of rapid economic transformation, 1992-1994. It was part of multicentre study of schoolchildren dietary intake evaluation sponsored by WHO/UNICEF. Information on food intake was collected using two 24-hour recall interviews.

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The investigation of providing with vitamins of river transport workers in Western and Eastern Siberia and of oil men in the Tyumen Region conducted in the summer period of 1984-1986 has revealed significant deficiencies of vitamins C, E, B1, B2, B6, A and carotene in them. Vitamin administration to the workers with "Undevitum" resulted in a significant improvement of their vitamin status that was expressed in elevation of their biochemical parameters and in diminution of the percentage of subjects with vitamin deficiencies.

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A total of 111 patients with essential hypertension (the II stage) and obesity (the II degree) were investigated for providing with vitamin B6. The functional methods used for the vitamin assay (ACT activity of red blood cells and pyrodoxale-5-phosphate effect) have revealed significant vitamin B6 deficiency in 81.1% of the patients.

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Examinations of 115 patients with chronic alcoholism have revealed significantly reduced aldosterone concentrations in all of them. Hydrocortisone concentration had a tendency to reduction. Blood serum ACTH level in chronic alcoholics depended on the stage of the disease.

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Activity of gamma-glutamyltransferase (GGT), aspartate aminotransferase (AsAT) and alanine aminotransferase was determined repeatedly for 5-10 days in the blood serum of patients with Stage I-II alcoholism (n-63) and healthy subjects (n-31). Alcoholism was associated with an elevated activity of GGT and AsAT and its dynamic fluctuations in both directions due to a change in the status of the test subject. It is stated that alcoholism in the considered enzymological manifestations is a pathogenetically unstable state.

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Workers engaged in industrial treatment of diamonds manifested deficient supply of ascorbic acid, thiamine, riboflavin, pyridoxine and niacin in spring and autumn. This was ascertained on the basis of studying actual nutrition and specific indicators of the content of vitamins or their catabolites in the urine and blood and determination of metabolic functions of some vitamin-dependent enzymes.

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Sixty-three patients with Stage I and II alcoholism and 31 healthy subjects were studied over 5-10 days for the serum activity of such enzymes as gamma-glutamyltransferase, aspartate aminotransferase and alanyl aminotransferase. It was established that determination of the activity of the serum enzymes together with the assessment of their activity fluctuations revealed by repeated analyses confirms in 70%-90% the diagnosis of alcoholism made conventionally on the basis of the symptomatological and history data.

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Eighteen patients with chronic alcoholism, stages II-III were examined during tisercin treatment and medicamental interval. In patients with stage II alcoholism, perversion of the central neuronal tisercin effect was shown. Phenothiazines efficacy during abstinence period appeared to be linked with the perversion observed.

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The paper describes clinical signs in dyschronosis, appearing during the development of toxicomania (alcoholism), the consideration of which enhances the significance of diagnosis at the initial stages of the disease. The study demonstrates a temporary shift and discoordination of emotional sphere functions, general psychophysical tone, sleep, appetite and thirst. The possibility of detecting specific for toxicomania circadian changes during clinico-chronobiological studies is discussed.

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Casein, notfat seed meal and extract of the sunflower notfat seed meal were exposed to the effects of moisture, glucose, lactose and saccharose under different thermal conditions to study the degree to which the level of the available lysine falls in all of the study products under the effect of the mentioned factors. Differences in the action of the factors and conditions of technological treatment revealed by the present investigations on the biological value of the protein products justify emphasizing the importance of choosing adequate parameters for each product, together with the need for considering the complexity of physico-chemical and conformable characteristics of the product.

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