Search Results - "I. V. Smolkov"

SNP genes of immune response mediators and predisposition to development of socially significant diseases by Tatarkova, E. A., Tuguz, A. R., Shumilov, D. S., Muzhenya, D. V., Rudenko, K. A., Smolkov, I. V.

“…Allele typing of single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) may be used in predictive medicine and to determine targets for the most effective treatment strategies…”
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Imbalance of NK cell subpopulations and polymorphisms of proinflammatory cytokine genes in the pathogenesis of atherosclerosis by Tuguz, A. R., Shumilov, D. S., Muzhenya, D. V., Lysenkov, S. P., Smolkov, I. V., Tatarkova, E. A., Khatsats, D. Z., Ashkanova, T. M.

“…Understanding the pathogenetic mechanism of development and identifying trigger markers of the disease will significantly increase the efficiency of…”
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Gene polymorphisms of IL-1β (C511T), IL-17A (G197A), IL-12B (A1188C), TNFα (G308A) and IL-4 (C589T) associated with threat of early reproductive losses by E. A. Tatarkova, A. R. Tuguz, A. A. Tsikunib, D. S. Shumilov, I. V. Smolkov, K. A. Rudenko, D. V. Muzhenya

“…Prevalence of threatened miscarriage is 16-25% of all pregnancies. The symptomatics of the threatened miscarriage in the first trimester may develop due to…”
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PROGNOSTIC SIGNIFICANCE OF MET235/235THR POLYMORPHISMS OF GENE AGT FOR DEVELOPMENT OF CARDIOVASCULAR DISORDERS IN PROFESSIONAL SPORTSMEN by Muzhenya, D. V., Tuguz, A. R., Ashkanova, T. M., Pshidatok, A. R., Smolkov, I. V., Shumilov, D. S.

“…Aim. Assessment of Met235Thr polymorphisms of gene AGT, related to cardiovascular diseases (CVD), as early genetic predictors of occupational diseases in…”
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PROGNOSTIC ROLE OF A1166C POLYMORPHISMS OF THE ANGIOTENSINE II RECEPTOR GENE (AGT2R1) IN CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSIS AMONG ADYGHEA REPUBLIC INHABITANTS by Ashkanova, T. M., Muzhenya, D. V., Pshidatok, A. R., Tuguz, A. R., Smolkov, I. V., Shumilov, D. S.

“…Aim. The investigation of A1166/166C polymorphisms of the vascular receptor 1 type of angiotensine II gene (AGT2R1) association with the development of…”
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