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1. [Hygienic evaluation of ambient air pollution in Ust'-Kamenogorsk].

Author

Ibraeva LK, Uzbekov VA, Sembaev ZhKh, Rusiaev MV, and Dikhanova ZA

Subjects
Humans, Kazakhstan, Seasons, Air Pollutants chemistry, Hygiene, Nitrogen Dioxide analysis, Sulfur Dioxide analysis
Abstract

The article deals with hygienic evaluation of Ust-Kamenogorsk ambient air pollution with nitrogen dioxide, carbon dioxide, phenol and suspended solids. Ambient air samples were taken in 36 points over 3 days at 6 am, noon, 6 and 9 pm (local time) during warm season (August) and cold season (December). According to the results obtained, the authors divided Ust-Kamenogorsk territory into 2 areas, based on IAP4 (index of air pollution): conditionally dirty area--over 7; conditionally clean area--under 7. Findings are high pollution with suspended solids, nitrogen dioxide, sulphur dioxide and phenol over all territory of the city. But "conditionally dirty" area demonstrated the highest level of ambient air pollution.

Published
2011

2. [Contemporary state of using specialized food products to correct metabolic processes in chemical intoxication (review of literature)].

Author

Ibraeva LK, Uzbekov VA, Bekeeva SA, Mineeva DF, Seĭlkhanova ZhA, Zakarin BK, Amankulov DB, and Khamzina DSh

Subjects
Food, Hazardous Substances poisoning, Poisoning metabolism, Poisoning therapy, Xenobiotics therapeutic use
Abstract

The article deals with topics associated with contemporary state of using specialized food products to correct metabolic processes in intoxication with various chemicals.

Published
2008

3. [Criteria for premorbid diagnosis of dust diseases in miners].

Author

Ibraeva LK and Uzbekov VA

Subjects
Adult, Humans, Male, Middle Aged, Reference Values, Severity of Illness Index, Time Factors, Coal Mining, Dust, Early Diagnosis, Occupational Diseases diagnosis, Occupational Diseases etiology
Abstract

The authors defined diagnostic tests describing adaptational resources under exposure to dust (RBC resistance to hemolysis and silicon oxide content of urine). The testswere studied in apparently healthy miners (shaftmen and mining face workers). Results helped to define criteriafor premorbid diagnosis of dust diseases via those tests.

Published
2006

5. [Hygienic evaluation of air pollution with aromatic hydrocarbons with reference to their transformation in the atmosphere of an industrial region].

Author

Smagulov NK, Krashanovskaia TR, and Uzbekov VA

Subjects
Humans, Industry, Russia, Air Pollutants chemistry, Environmental Health, Hydrocarbons, Aromatic chemistry
Abstract

A procedure was developed for air pollution monitoring, which takes into account the formation of secondary pollutants due to the transformation of initial noxious agents. The formation of chemical compounds for purposeful searches for aromatic hydrocarbon transformation products was predicted in the hygienic evaluation of air pollution. Atmospheric toluene transformation was shown to give rise to phenol and formaldehyde which in the presence of nitrogen dioxide are more toxic than toluene.

Published
1997

6. [Method for fractionating phosphoinositides on a thin layer of silica gel].

Author

Uzbekov VA, Mareeva LB, and Borisova LB

Subjects
Animals, Brain metabolism, Chromatography, Thin Layer, Rats, Silica Gel, Silicon Dioxide, Phospholipids isolation & purification
Abstract

A procedure is described for fractionation of phosphoinositides using silica gel thin layer chromatography. The procedure may be used in routine studies as this makes it possible to isolate phosphoinositides by using only one system of solvents. The evidence for isolation of phosphoinositide fractions is discussed.

Published
1994

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