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Prospects for the use of nanoparticles (quantum dots) in ophthalmology by Ponomarev, V.O., Tkachenko, K.A.

“…Review Prospects for the use of nanoparticles (quantum dots) in ophthalmology V.O. Ponomarev, K.A. Tkachenko Eye Microsurger y Ekaterinburg Center,…”
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Experimental treatment of endophthalmitis caused by multidrug-resistant Pseudomonas aeruginosa infection with nanoparticle-based conjugates by Ponomarev, V.O., Kazaikin, V.N., Tkachenko, K.A., Timofeev, V.L., Dudorov, A.G.

“…Relevance. Pseudomonas aeruginosa (PA) is an extremely dangerous microorganism whose elimination from the host organism is very difficult due to the presence…”
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Perspectives of Ag(10%):InP/ZnS MPA nanoparticles application in the treatment of yeast keratomycosis by Ponomarev, V.O., Kazaikin, V.N., Dezhurov, S.V., Rozanova, S.M., Kyrf, M.V., Timofeev, V.L.

“…Relevance. Resistant fungal keratitis (keratomycosis) is a big current problem in ophthalmology. The limited arsenal of drugs and the low efficiency of…”
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Modern technologies of microbiological research in ophthalmology. Part 2 by Shilovskikh, O.V., Ponomarev, V.O., Kazaikin, V.N., Kulikov, A.N., Demchenko, N.S., Tkachenko, K.A., Beikin, Y.B., Rozanova, S.M., Kyrf, M.V.

“…Purpose. To highlight modern microbiological technologies (mass spectrometry, polymerase chain reaction (PCR), sequencing, laser light scattering) and methods…”
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Modern technologies of microbiological research in ophthalmology. part 1 by Shilovskikh, O.V., Ponomarev, V.O., Kazaikin, V.N., Kulikov, A.N., Demchenko, N.S., Tkachenko, K.A., Beikin, Y.B., Rozanova, S.M., Kyrf, M.V.

“…Purpose. To highlight modern microbiological technologies for the identification of microorganisms as: mass spectrometry, polymerase chain reaction (PCR),…”
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Simulation of sound vibrations effect on radical pair recombination probability by Kubarev, S.I., Shigaev, A.S., Ponomarev, V.O., Ponomarev, O.A., Susak, I.P.

“…Relatively low frequencies of sound vibrations were theoretically shown to affect the radical pair recombination probability. This phenomenon may be…”
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