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Oxidative stress and monooxygenase liver function in patients with coronary heart disease and multiple organ dysfunction syndrome by Nepomniashchikh, VA, Lomivorotov, VV, Deryagin, MN, Lomivorotov, VN, Kniazkova, LG

“…BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVEThe purpose of the study was to evaluate oxidative stress and liver monooxygenase function in patients with coronary heart disease and…”
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Laterality of the initial stage of escape response in roach (Rutilus rutilus) upon impact of alternating electric current by Izvekov, E I, Nepomniashchikh, V A

“…The initial stage of the escape response (C-bend of the body) upon sudden impact of electric current on free-swimming fish was studied in young roach (Rutilus…”
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Lipid peroxidation and cytochrome P-450-dependent metabolism of xenobiotics in patients with coronary heart disease and multiple organ failure by Nepomniashchikh, V A, Lomivorotov, V V, Deriagin, M N, Lomivorotov, V N, Kniaz'kova, L G, Efimov, A A

“…The aim of the investigation was to study oxidative stress and hepatic monooxygenase function (HMF) in coronary heart disease (CHD) patients with multiple…”
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Oxidative stress and hepatic monooxygenase function in patients with coronary heart disease before and after cardiac surgery by Nepomniashchikh, V A, Lomivorotov, V V, Deriagin, M N, Kniaz'kova, L G, Mogutnova, T A, Lomivorotov, V N

“…The parameters of lipid peroxidation (LPO) and hepatic monooxygenase function (HMF) were studied in 92 patients with coronary heart disease (CHD). After…”
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Variability in invertebrate behavior and the problem of free will by Nepomniashchikh, V A

“…Behavior in animals, including invertebrates, varies spontaneously. The spontaneous variability results from nonlinear stochastic processes in nervous system…”
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The increase of variability in animal behavior due to autocorrelations by Nepomniashchikh, V A

“…We consider a simple kind of variability in animal instinctive behavior. It is comprised of switching between alternative actions. It consists also of…”
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Efficacy and Safety of Fibrinogen Concentrate in Surgical Patients: A Meta-analysis of Randomized Controlled Trials by Fominskiy, E., Nepomniashchikh, V. A., Lomivorotov, V. V., Monaco, F., Vitiello, C., Zangrillo, A., Landoni, G.

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The behavior of male Danio rerio after exposure of fish embryos to a simulated geomagnetic storm by Romanovskiĭ, A V, Pesnia, D S, Izvekov, E I, Krylov, V V, Nepomniashchikh, V A

“…Embryos of the zebrafish, Danio rerio, were exposed to a simulated geomagnetic storm during 24 hours. Fish, developed from these embryos, left a start chamber…”
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Comparison of two kinds of functional asymmetry in the roach Rutilus rutilus (teleostei: cyprinidae) by Izvekov, E I, Nepomniashchikh, V A

“…In the higher vertebrates, asymmetries of different functions of individual are poorly connected with each other. At present it is unknown whether this poor…”
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Magnetic fields and fish behavior by Krylov, V V, Iziumov, Iu G, Izvekov, E I, Nepomniashchikh, V A

“…In the review, contemporary data on the influence of natural and artificial magnetic fields on fish behavior are considered. In this regard, elasmobranchs and…”
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Habituation of caddies Chaetopteryx villosa larvae to vibrational stimulus and effect of piracetam on it by Inozemtsev, A N, Nepomniashchikh, V A

“…Habituation to a vibrational stimulus was studied in intact caddies Chaetopteryx villosa Fabr. of the last age before pupation and of the larvae placed for 72…”
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The conflict between optimisation and orderliness in building behaviour of the caddis fly, Chaetopteryx villosa Fabr.(Limnephilidae: Trichoptera), larvae by Nepomniashchikh, V A

“…The Optimal Foraging Theory predict that an animal should restrict its searching activity to those patches of environment, where the ratio of gain to time and…”
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Surgical stress and its impact on hepatic metabolism and lipid peroxidation in cardiac patients: P-119 by Nepomniashchikh, V. A., Lomivorotov, V. V., Deryagin, M. N., Kniazkova, L. G., Novikov, M. A.

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The variability of the reaction to a visual stimulus in goldfish, Carassius auratus L. (Cyprinidae: Pisces) by Nepomniashchikh, V A

“…Animal's responses to repeated identical stimulation are notoriously variable. The variability is not always resulted from differences between individuals,…”
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Changes in the reaction to damage to the case in caddisfly larvae under the influence of piracetam by Inozemtsev, A N, Nepomniashchikh, V A

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Differential diagnosis of jaundice based on antipyrine metabolism by Kogan, A S, Nepomniashchikh, V A

“…The investigation of detoxicating function of the liver in 85 patients has shown that the indices of antipyrine clearance in patients with one-month-long…”
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Cerebral, central and intracardiac hemodynamics in patients with progressive arterial hypertension following the surgical suppression of adrenal hyperfunction by Burtsev, E M, Lagerev, L M, Kogan, A S, Kulikov, L K, Nepomniashchikh, V A

“…Forty-eight patients with progressive (malignant) arterial hypertension resistant to conservative therapy were subjected to surgical portalization of the…”
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The indications for the suppression of adrenal hyperfunction in a progressive course of hypertension by Kogan, A S, Kulikov, L K, Lagerev, L M, Meshkov, N S, Nepomniashchikh, V A

“…The authors analyze the results of the surgical treatment of patients with progressive essential hypertension (PEN). The treatment involved cryodestruction…”
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Effect of inflammation and cholestasis on the metabolic function of the liver by Kogan, A S, Nepomniashchikh, V A

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