Publications by authors named "R M Kniazev"

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  • The urgent global challenge of Alzheimer's Disease (AD) highlights the need for innovative treatments, particularly as current options remain limited in effectiveness.
  • Research is focusing on immunotherapies, like the FDA-approved lecanemab, which shows promise in reducing harmful brain aggregates, though benefits so far have been modest.
  • A new universal vaccine platform, MultiTEP, has been developed, leading to the initiation of clinical trials for a DNA vaccine (AV-1959D) and a novel mRNA vaccine (AV-1959LR), which are showing promising initial immunogenicity results in animal studies.
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Within the last two decades, SARS-CoV-2 was the third zoonotic severe acute respiratory betacoronavirus (sarbecovirus) to infect humans, following SARS and MERS. The disruptions caused by the pandemic underscore the need for a universal vaccine against respiratory betacoronaviruses. Our group previously developed the universal platform for vaccine development, MultiTEP, which has been utilized in this study to generate a range of SARS-CoV-2 epitope vaccine candidates.

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Using the methods of ultracentrifugation, gel-filtration and fluorescence quenching, we demonstrated, that plasma lipoproteins bind steroid hormones and can therefore play a role of their active transport form in an organism. High density lipoproteins have revealed the highest affinity to steroids for. It has been found, that protein component of lipoproteins takes part in the formation of lipoprotein-steroid complex.

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The paper discusses the role of peritoneal macrophages in uptake and metabolic degradation of high-density proteins of lipoproteins in mice with Ehrlich ascites carcinoma. These processes were found to be influenced by cortisol. Distinctions in spectra of endocellular proteins in tumor-associated macrophages and peritoneal ones in intact mice were identified and, in particular, relative to apolipoprotein E level.

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A single intravenous administration of 2.4%-10.0 euphylline to 35 patients with obstructive affections of the lungs entailed a broncholytic effect in large airways in patients with reversible obstruction under sub-therapeutical theophylline concentrations in the serum.

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