Publications by authors named "V Logvinenko"

The purpose of the study of the study is an identification of the extension and impact of polymorphism of COL1A1 gene on cardiovascular system and musculoskeletal state of athletes. 85 people in the ages from 9 to 32 (the average age was 23.2±4.

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Volatile heterobimetallics based on Pb(ii) hexafluoroacetylacetonate as a host material and a range of Pd(ii) complexes containing both various donor atoms and terminal substituents in the β-diketonate ligand have been studied to trace the influence of the nature of the initial monometallic complexes on the structure, composition and thermal properties of heterobimetallic compounds. The structural variety and stoichiometry of the heterobimetallic compounds are caused by various combinations of the competing donor-acceptor interactions between the constituting monometallic moieties. The major structure forming factor is the metallophilic interaction between Pd and Pb atoms resulting in polynuclear structures with a specific topology.

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The aim of the research was to investigate diastolic left ventricle function in athletes performing exercises requiring varying power using echocardiography. We surveyed 68 athletes aged from 12 to 27 years who were involved in swimming and volleyball. Echocardiography was used to assess cardiohaemodynamic changes in athletes using a bicycle ergometer to exercise at varying intensities.

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The system [FeL2](BF4)2 (1)-EtOH-H2O (L is 4-(3,5-dimethyl-1H-pyrazol-1-yl)-2-(pyridin-2-yl)-6-methylpyrimidine) shows a complicated balance between the relative stabilities of solvatomorphs and polymorphs of the complex [FeL2](BF4)2. New solvatomorphs, 1(LS)·EtOH·H2O and β-1(LS)·xH2O, were isolated in this system. They were converted into four daughter phases, 1(A/LS), 1(D/LS), 1(E/LS)·yEtOH·zH2O and 1(F/LS).

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The influence of dimensional effects on the compositions and properties of polydicarbonfluoride (C2 F)n prepared from multilayered graphenes was investigated. Multilayered graphenes were produced by destructive thermal decomposition of intercalation compounds of "idealized" (C2 F)n that were obtained by reaction of gaseous ClF3 with natural graphite at a room temperature. The precursors of multilayered graphenes have a common formula (C2 F⋅xR)n where R is an organic or inorganic component.

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