Publications by authors named "Z Sagan"

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  • - Blood samples taken during autopsies for ethanol testing were preserved using sodium fluoride and analyzed through various microbiological methods.
  • - Microscopic evaluations and cultures indicated that sodium fluoride did not completely stop bacterial growth.
  • - Most of the bacteria isolated from the samples were Gram-negative rods, with E. coli being the most commonly found strain.
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Precise nanostructuration of surface and the subsequent upgrades in material properties is a strong outcome of ultra fast laser irradiations. Material characteristics can be designed on mesoscopic scales, carrying new optical properties. We demonstrate in this work, the possibility of achieving material modifications using ultra short pulses, via polarization dependent structures generation, that can generate specific color patterns.

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Procedure of an examination over a gauze swab removed during a repeated operation of a patient who had undergone earlier a neurosurgical operation of a lumbar spine has been described. The extracted gauze swab became an exhibit in a case at court for financial compensation. The court commissioned to explain "if it could be placed in another way than leaving it during the former surgical operation".

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Molecular genetic analysis of DNA by PCR-VNTR was performed in a family with hereditary retinoblastoma presenting some difficulties in pedigree analysis. PCR-VNTR allowed to perform a more accurate counselling in this family. Analysis of the way of transmission, carrier status exclusion (in two persons) and confirmation (in one) was possible only by VNTR-PCR.

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Molecular-genetic analysis of DNA by PCR-RFLP technique in a family with a case of unilateral retinoblastoma was performed. The carrier status of mutated Rb gene in a sister of proband was excluded on the basis of molecular analysis despite unsynonymous pedigree data.

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