Publications by authors named "Sviatoslav Brinkevich"

Background: The production of radiopharmaceuticals, especially the PET ones, is a complex combination of economic and social factors. Despite the social aspects, that are essential, the economic issue must be considered and play an important parameter for the implementation and maintenance of producer centers around the world, with especial regards for countries which face economic crisis and/or belongs to aegis of under development countries.

Objectives: In order to evaluate this scenario with carried out this study, comparing a well-established producer center in Brazil and a new on in Belarus.

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The ability of ascorbic acid and a number of its derivatives to suppress replication of Herpes simplex virus type I was investigated in human rhabdomyosarcoma cell line. In parallel, interaction of the test compounds with carbon- and oxygen-centered radicals formed on radiolysis of hydroxyl-containing organic compounds was studied using the steady state radiolysis method. It has been shown that 2-O-glycoside of ascorbic acid, displaying marked antiviral properties against Herpes simplex virus type I, is also capable of inhibiting fragmentation and recombination reactions of α-hydroxyl-containing carbon-centered radicals while not affecting processes involving oxygen-centered radicals.

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Effects of curcumin and related compounds on product formation in radiolysis of aerated and deaerated ethanol were studied. Ab initio calculations of enthalpy values relating to O-H bond dissociation and H-atom addition to > C = O bonds of the compounds under study have been performed. The obtained data allowed the conclusion that the presence of a 7-carbon chain containing conjugated > C = C < and > C = O bonds in the structures of curcumin and its analogues makes these compounds capable of inhibiting the reactions involving α-hydroxyl-containing carbon-centered radicals.

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