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L I Goncharova

Publications and source records attributed to L I Goncharova.

15 recordsLinked to original sources
PubMed1993

[The rehabilitation of duodenal peptic ulcer patients who participated in the cleanup of the aftereffects of the accident at the Chernobyl Atomic Electric Power Station].

These patients require individual rehabilitation after determination of the unspecific reactivity of the body with prodigiosane. Depending on the results of this test the patients were treated with drugs stimulating the immune response in case of hyporeactivity, with adaptogens in normoreactive course of the disease and drugs modulating B-cell immunity in hyperreactivity. This approach allows to reduce hospital time, enhances remission.

Accidents, Occupational↗
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[Long time combined action of cadmium and ultraviolet radiation on barley plants].

In a greenhouse experiment the development of biomass and grain yield was studied under a long-time combined action of medium-wave UV-radiation and cadmium (exposure levels of the agents were, respectively, 0.65-1.30 W/m2, 5 and 50 mg/kg of soil). The influence of the metal on the UV-radiation induced inhibition of the vegetative mass development was found to be dependent on the duration of stress: with increase in the exposure time the cadmium ability for cushioning negative effects of irradiation decreases. Simultaneously the contribution of the metal and its interaction with UV-radiation to the variability in the observed indicator (biomass) becomes much less significant than that of irradiation. Considerable independent of cadmium concentration reduction in the grain yield becomes evident at a rate of medium-wave UV-radiation intensity of 0.65 W/m2, whereas at UV-radiation exposure levels of 1.30 W/m2 and the heavy metal concentration of 50 mg/kg in soil practically total inhibition of grain productivity occurred. As for grain formation, relative effects of irradiation were somewhat higher than these of cadmium and its interaction with UV-radiation.

Biomass↗