Author: Lomaeva, Milena Gelievna
Reference: Moscow, 2007
Keywords: ionizing radiation, DNA, mouse
Abstract: The purpose of this study was to compare the level of radiation-いindued genome instability in offsprings of BALB/c mice, born after exposure to sublethal doses of IR-male or female – parents.
Author: Tulina, Anastasia Sergeyevna
Reference: Pushchino 2002
Keywords: agroecology, nitrogen fertilizers, soil, 137Cs
Abstract: Aim: Revealing of reasons for increased accumulation of 137Cs by plants when applying nitrogen fertilizer on sod-podzolic sandy soils contaminated by Chernobyl fallout, and selection of optimum nitrogen fertilizer application system to provide a high yield of crops with a minimum accumulation of radioactive cesium.
Title: FUNCTIONAL STATE OF RESPIRATORY SYSTEM IN CHILDREN EXPOSED TO IONIZING RADIATION AS A RESULT OF THE CHERNOBYL DISASTER
Author: Kolpakov Igor E, Stepanova E I
Reference: Укр. мед. часопис. (Ukrainian Medical Journal) , №6(20) XI – XII 2000 г.
Keywords: respiratory system, functional state, children, ionizing radiation, Chernobyl disaster
Abstract: The purpose of the present study was to assess the state of respiratory and nonrespiratory lung functions in children exposed to acute and chronic irradiation as a result of the Chernobyl disaster. Studies were performed among 1748 children aged from 5 to 14 years without respiratory diseases. The 1st principal group formed 784 children exposed to acute irradiation (evacuated from Pripyat town and Chernobyl nuclear power plant 30-km exclusion zone), the 2nd one — 964 children exposed to chronic irradiation (living in zones of radiation control). 840 children from radioactively «clean» regions formed the control group. An investigation of respiratory ventilation was performed by the method of pneumotachography using pharmacological inhalation test on latent bronchospasm. Nonrespiratory lung functions were studied by condensate of expired air (CEA).
Title: NEUROMENTAL HEALTH OF CHILDREN IRRADIATED IN UTERO AS A RESULT OF THE CHERNOBYL DISASTER
Author: Nyagu A I, Loganovskaja T K, Loganovsky K N
Reference: Укр. мед. часопис. (Ukrainian Medical Journal) , №2 (16) III – IV 2000 г.
Keywords: brain damage in utero, Chernobyl accident, neuromental health, etiopathogenesis, prenatal irradiation
Abstract: An integrated estimation of neuromental health of children acutely exposed to prenatal irradiation was performed. One hundred children, who were born between 26 April 1986 and 26 February 1987 from pregnant at the moment of the Chernobyl disaster women evacuated from the city of Pripyat after the accident were examined (main group). Doses of fetus irradiation were 10,7–92,5 mSv and doses of fetus thyroid irradiation were 0,2–2 Gy. Comparison group included 50 children from Kiev of the same age which mother’s pregnancies took place in Kiev (doses of fetus irradiation were 0–2,7 mSv and doses of fetus thyroid irradiation were 0–0,04 Gy).
Title: Neuropsychiatric aftermath of the Chernobyl disaster: current state of evidences
Author: Loganovsky K N
Reference: Укр. мед. часопис. (Ukrainian Medical Journal) , 6 (68) – XI/XII 2008
Keywords: Chernobyl accident, neuropsychiatric effects, ionizing radiation, brain radiosensitivity, cerebral radiation markers, State Mental Health Care System
Abstract: The neuropsychiatric aftermath of the Chernobyl disaster remain the most important medical and social problem, however their causes are at issue. There is a strong necessity to develop and implement the State Mental Health Care System for the survivors of the Chernobyl accident as well as possible in the future radiation accidents and terrorist attacks with radiologic dispersive devise (RDD or «dirty bomb»). The brain is a radiosensitive organ where its vulnerability to exposure to ionizing radiation is different: radiation brain injury is mainly localized in neocortex, cortical-limbic system and the dominant hemisphere. The neurophysiological and neuroimaging radiation markers, psychophysiological markers of prenatal irradiation and postradiation cognitive deficit are revealed.
Author: Larissa Obrosova
Reference: diss. 2000
Doi: 616.33/.342-02: 614.876 (477)] -053.2-08 (470.53-25)
Keywords: gastroenterology pathology – diseases of the gastrointestinal tract – Chernobyl – Radiation exposure – gastro – children
Author: Geras’kin, Stanislav A.
Reference: Obninsk, 1998
Keywords: Radiobiology, plants
Abstract: Identifying formation patterns of cytogenetic effects of low-dose ionizing radiation. The following is taken into account: Formation and establishment of concept of biological activities of low-dose radiation on the cell. 2. Study of patterns of induction of low-dose ionizing radiation and cytogenetic damage in the root meristem of irradiated seeds and seedlings, as well as in leaf intercalary meristem of crop plants. 3. Study of formation of cytogenetic effects in terms of combined effect of low-dose ionizing radiation and low-level concentrations of mutagens of chemical nature (heavy metals). 4. Cytogenetic study of effects of the Chernobyl accident on the example of plant components of agricultural ecosystems.
Author: Lyasko, Lyudmila losifovna
Reference: dissertation Moscow, 1995 WAC 03.00.13
Keywords: Physiology, liquidators, adaptive and regulatory and protective system
Abstract: The aim is to establish a concept of systemic response of the human body when exposed to a combination of factors of the Chernobyl accident. OBJECTIVES: In accordance with the abovementioned purpose, were assigned the following specific objectives: 1. To study the hormonal and metabolic status in participants of the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant using a dynamic monitoring. 2. To determine, in the dynamic monitoring, the immune status of the liquidators. 3. To study the response of the antioxidant system to complex pathogenic factors of the accident…
Keywords: Radiobiology, monitoring, oncological pathology
Abstract: The aim is to develop and test methodology for monitoring cancer incidence (mortality) to identify possible carcinogenic effects of radiation (environmental) factors on health of the population on thebases of the current Russian system of registration of cancer and demographic processes.
Reference: Abstract, Moscow, 1998 WAC 03.00.01
Keywords: Radiobiology
Abstract: purpose of research: to investigate the hemato-immunological status of the liquidators of the Chernobyl accident, residing in eco-critical Donbass region and to develop methods for adequate correction. 1. To study, applying results of experiments on animals (white mongrel rats), the effect of low-intensity non-lethal radiation on the blood system and the possibility of its correction. 2. To study the dynamics of the immune system and the peripheral blood of liquidators of the Chernobyl accident, working in the mining industry of the Donbass. 3. To study the hemato-immunological status of the liquidators of the Chernobyl accident, residing in the Donetsk region who do not work in the mining industry. 4. To study features of the hemato-immunological status of the conditionally healthy population of Donbass. To investigate the effectiveness recovery of the hemato-immunological status, by means of detoxification and immune-correction, of the liquidators and residents of eco-critical regions of Donbass and Donetsk.