[Current concepts of the mechanism of bacterial movement].
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Biomedical subjects
V V Novikov
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[Use of the peroxidase-antiperoxidase method in the determination of cellular antigens on cryostat sections using IKO series monoclonal antibodies].
Presents the peroxidase-antiperoxidase method for the detection of cellular antigens on cryostate sections of various tissues, making use of the IKO monoclonal antibodies. Analyzes the possible errors and causes of potential artefacts. Describes the results obtained with the use of this method in examinations of the sections of malignant and benign tumors of the mammary gland and regional lymph nodes.
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[Cooperative effects in the action of weak magnetic fields on the tumor process in vivo].
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[Condensation of amino acids in aqueous solutions after exposure to weak electromagnetic fields].
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Amino Acids↗
[Molecular mechanisms of biological action of low magnetic fields. I. Stability of chromatin from Ehrlich ascite carcinoma and mouse brain cells to the treatment of DNase 1 under combined action of low constant and alternating low-frequency magnetic fields adjusted to the cyclotron resonance of ions of polar amino acids].
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[Molecular mechanisms of biological action of low magnetic fields. II. Purification and characteristics of protein from rat brain chromatin which inhibit DNAse 1 activity].
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[Molecular mechanisms of biological action of low magnetic fields. III. Regulation of intermolecular interaction in water phase of DNA, DNAse 1 and a DNAase 1 inhibitor under combined action of low constant and alternating magnetic fields adjusted to cyclotron resonance of polar amino acid ions].
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[Molecular mechanisms of biological action of low magnetic fields. IV. Proteolysis of protein-DNAse 1 inhibitor in water phase under combined action of low constant and alternating magnetic fields adjusted to cyclotron resonance of polar amino acid ions].
It was shown that combined action of weak magnetic fields adjusted to cyclotronic frequencies of polar amino acids ions, on aqueous solutions of acidic non-histone protein-inhibitor of DNAase 1 led to proteolysis of this inhibitor. The fragments obtained as a result of proteolysis differ from the whole molecule by amino acid composition and the time of elution from column in case of HPLC.
Animals↗
[Synthesis of oligopeptides from the polar amino acids in water media by the combined action of weak electric and magnetic fields].
The effect of weak electromagnetic fields on aqueos solutions of polar amino acids leads to the formation of stable products of the amino acid condensation reaction. These products have a definite amino acid composition and retention time in high-performance liquid chromatography.
Amino Acids↗
[Electromagnetic bioengineering].
The results of experimental and theoretical studies on the combined action of weak electrical as well as constant and variable low-frequently magnetic fields on physicochemical and biological systems are generalised. It is shown that weak magnetic fields with parameters close to characteristics of the geomagnetic field exert selective effects, initiating the processes of chemical reactivity and ion conductivity in aqueous solutions of organic molecules.
Amino Acids↗
[Combined effect of weak permanent and variable magnetic fields, adjusted to the cyclotron resonance of amino acid ions, on development of Ehrlich ascites carcinoma in mice].
It was shown that weak magnetic fields adjusted to the cyclotron frequencies of amino acid ions exert a substantial oncotoxic effect on the developed tumor ascites in mice with Ehrlich ascites carcinoma.
Amino Acids↗