Search Results - "Tabagua, M I"

Investigation of membrane proteins in rat erythrocytes in spontaneous hypertension by means of spin-label technique by Gulak, P V, Orlov, S N, Postnov, Y V, Kiladze, I S, Grigorian, G L, Tabagua, M I, Kajushin, L P

“…It has been suggested that alterations in cell membrane proteins may play a role in changes of erythrocyte membrane structure and function in hypertension. In…”
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Computer simulation of ESR signals of liver paramagnetic centers by Miminoshvili, A A, Artemova, L G, Rykova, V A, Shuliakovskaia, T S, Tabagua, M I

“…Changes of paramagnetic centres concentration characterized by g-factors values of 1.94, 2.2, and 2.03 in the rat liver were studied by ESR method under acute…”
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Computer modeling of ESR spectra of the plasma in patients with Down's syndrome by Miminoshvili, A A, Komarov, A M, Sheksheev, E M, Tabagua, M I

“…ESR technique at 77 degrees K was used for studying the blood plasma ESR signals of patients with Down syndrome and of healthy people. It was observed that the…”
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Study of the structure of erythrocyte membrane in spontaneous genetic hypertension using the spin-label method by Gulak, P V, Orlov, S N, Postnov, Iu V, Kiladze, I Sh, Tabagua, M I

“…An analysis of ESR spectra of maleimid spin-labeled erythrocyte membranes of spontaneously hypertensive rats of SHR line and normotensive rats of the control…”
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Free radicals and oxidative phosphorylation in chemical carcinogenesis by Miminoshvili, A A, Tabagua, M I, Rykova, V A, Shuliakovskaia, T S, Nedelina, O S

“…Rat liver mitochondria were investigated at DEN induced chemical cancerogenesis. The intensity of ESR signal (g = 2.00) at 77 K was measured in parallel with…”
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Electron paramagnetic resonance spectra with g=2.03 of the animal liver tissue treated with butylhydroxytoluene and diethylnitrosamine by Miminoshvili, A A, Artemova, L G, Rykova, V A, Shuliakovskaia, T S, Tabagua, M I

“…ESR spectra g=2.03 intensities of rat liver tissues were studied under the action of cancer agent either diethylnitrosamine (DEN) with butylhydroxytoluene…”
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