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dc.contributor.authorStorchak, P.V.-
dc.contributor.authorDunay, V.I.-
dc.date.accessioned2021-05-18T12:34:18Z-
dc.date.available2021-05-18T12:34:18Z-
dc.date.issued2017-
dc.identifier.citationStorchak, P.V. Changes in nitrogen monoxide stable metabolites level in brain tissue homogenates of chick embryos under the influence of extremely high frequency (EHF) irradiation and low-dose radiation / P.V. Storchak, V.I. Dunay // Science and society: 2nd international conference, Hamilton, 17th November 2017. – Hamilton, Canada, 2017. – Р. 3-6.ru
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dc.description.abstractChanges in nitrogen monoxide stable metabolite level in brain tissue homogenates is associated with changes of activity and quantity of neuronal NO-synthase in brain cells. The activity of this enzyme can be regulated by an external factors such as EHF irradiation and low-dose ionizing radiation altering the level of nitrogen monoxide stable metabolites. Research shows that EHF irradiation with a frequency of 53.56 GHz as well as ionizing radiation with a dose of 0.048 Gy lead to a significant increase in quantity of nitrogen monoxide stable metabolites.ru
dc.language.isoenru
dc.publisherHamilton, Canadaru
dc.rightsоткрытый доступru
dc.subjectnitrogen monoxide stable metabolitesru
dc.subjectNO-synthaseru
dc.subjectprenatal ontogenesisru
dc.subjectnitrogen monoxideru
dc.subjectEHF irradiationru
dc.subjectionizing radiationru
dc.titleChanges in nitrogen monoxide stable metabolites level in brain tissue homogenates of chick embryos under the influence of extremely high frequency (EHF) irradiation and low-dose radiationru
dc.typeArticleru
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