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Research article2014

SEVERAL GENETIC FEATURES OF HUMAN METASTATIC CUTANEOUS MELANOMA

Introduction. The prevalence of human cutaneous melanoma (CM) in the world is constantly rising. Diagnostics and treatment of CM at the early stages allows to increase the 5-year patient survival up to 90%. This problem can be solved with personalized therapy …

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INTERLEUKIN 16 IN THE SERUM BONE

Introduction. Progress in the treatment of cancer and bone tumors including, is associated with a significant breakthrough in molecular biology, immunology, understanding the causes of the emergence of the tumor cell, patterns of the development and course of …

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ENDOMETRIUM: FROM NUCLEAR RECEPTORS TO TEST MODELS OF NEW DRUGS

Introduction. Endocrine factors are considered to be important in the etiology of spontaneous abortion. Aim of the study. Histological and immunohistochemical characterization of the expression of estrogen and progesterone receptors in the gravid endometrium d…

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THE ASSOCIATION OF PROTEASOME ACTIVITY AND SUBUNITS COMPOSITION WITH ESTROGEN AND PROGESTERONE RECEPTORS EXPRESSION IN BREAST АND ENDOMETRIAL CANCERS

Introduction. The features of pathogenesis of main tumors of the female reproductive system are determined by the impact of estrogen on target tissues. In this connection there appears the need to study the regulation of estrogen and progesterone receptors in …

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SEARCH FOR ANTAGONISTS OF NR3C4 RECEPTOR

Introduction. One of the main types of a hormonal therapy in the treatment of the cancer of the prostate gland is the antagonists of the NR3C4 (nuclear receptor subfamily 3, group C, member 4) receptor. It blocks binding of man’s hormones with receptors site, …

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MOLECULAR CYTOGENETICS AND GENOMICS OF AUTISM

Genomic and molecular genetic studies of autism can identify new biological markers to determine the etiology and the molecular and cellular mechanisms of the pathogenesis of this disease. In addition to the fundamental importance of this research the laborato…

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REGULATION OF THE ACTIVITY OF DRUG METABOLISM ENZYMES –CYTOCHROMES P450 3A4 AND 2C9 BY BIOLOGICALLY ACTIVE COMPOUNDS

A study of the influence of vitamins with antioxidant properties (vitamins A, E, C, coenzyme Q10), drugs, antioxidants (etoksidol, meksidol, cytochrome c), B vitamins (В1, В2, В6), and vitamin-like substances taurine and L-carnitine on the phase I xenobiotic-m…

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EPIGENETIC EFFECTS OF MINOR GROOVE BINDING LIGANDS

The influence of the DNA minor groove binding ligands on epigenetic silencing in eukaryotic human cells has been demonstrated for the first time. Using HeLa cell population that harbors silent GFP-reporter gene under control of the CMV promoter we demonstrated…

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ABNORMALITIES OF HEMOSTASIS AND THEIR PREVENTION IN CANCER PATIENTS

Venous thromboembolism (VTE) is a frequent complication associated with increased mortality in cancer patients. The basic role in pathogenesis of thrombotic complication in cancer patients is played by changes in the hemostatic system caused by the tumor itsel…

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THE MECHANISM OF TOLERANCE OF THE ESTROGEN-INDEPENDENT BREAST CANCER CELLS TO HYPOXIA:THE ROLE OF SNAIL1 AND BETA-CATENIN, THE EPITHELIAL-MESENCHYMAL TRANSITION PROTEINS

The main goal of the project was to study the heightened tolerance of the resistant breast cancer cells to hypoxia. Two in vitro cultured breast cancer cell lines, the estrogen-dependent MCF-7 cells and the resistant ER-negative HBL-100 cells were used in the …

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