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Способ получения жизнеспособной гетерогенной популяции клеток кожи (патент на изобретение)

SUBSTANCE: invention provides a method for producing a heterogenous skin cell population implying the sampling of a skin biopsy material at a depth of 2 mm, tissue homogenisation in 0.9% aqueous sodium chloride at temperature +23 … +25°C, recovery of homogenate, filtration of the homogenate through an inert filter cloth with the pore diameter of 20 mcm, centrifugation of the homogenate at 400 g for 5 minutes at temperature +23 … +25 C.

EFFECT: skin cell separation and viability preservation.

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New York is the city of contrasts! But I haven’t been to New York, I have been to... Wamena
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It was for a good reason that our penetration into the island as well as the Papuan culture was carried out in a gradual and unhurried way… Including the most ancient form of relationship, the trade. More...

 

Истинная и микробная. Экзему надо различать!
Истинная и микробная. Экзему надо различать!

Определившись с механизмом развития клинических форм экземы и её этиопатогенезом, мы имеем все основания обсуждать различия в подходах к лечению. Они прослеживается в этиологическом и патогенетическом компонентах терапии, поскольку детерминированы разными первопричинами... читать далее

Is the patient rather alive than dead?
Is the patient rather alive than dead?

Recently I have been asked this question.

This has made me ponder. As you know only dead people do not perspire… If this question has been asked, if it concerns somebody including me and if my feelings give rise to new thoughts then he is rather alive. From the perspective of the doctor stating the facts of the patients being discontent of the quality of the medical care provided he may be dead!

But as the woman cannot be just a little bit pregnant then a person cannot be half or partly alive or dead. Besides ...

Third book
Third book

Surprisingly, there are 14 years between these books. That's exactly how long Leo Tolstoy felt one cycle of human maturation constitutes. He had an almost intimate idea of ​​dividing life into periods—conditional periods in which, every fourteen years, a person reaches a new level of understanding.

If, putting aside excessive modesty (briefly and strictly for scientific purposes), we apply this logic to ourselves, a curious picture emerges.