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CLINICAL AND LABORATORY ASPECTS OF DETECTING SPECIFIC IgE ANTIBODIES TO COW’S MILK AND ITS COMPONENTS by N. A. Alkhutova, N. A. Kovyazina, O. L. Zhizhina
Published 2019-12-01Food allergy against cow milk and its components is highly prevalent among infants and children of pre-school and young school age being a sufficient factor influencing health condition of children during the maturation period. Clinical signs of the milk allergy are non-specific, and they may be pro...
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Pharmaceutical-technological Studies on the Development of Optimal Composition of Antibacterial Preparation Sekstafag® (Piobacteriophage Polyvalent) Capsules by N. A. Kovyazina, A. M. Nikolaeva, E. V. Orlova
Published 2023-12-01Introduction. Nowadays liquid combined therapeutic and prophylactic bacteriophages produced by various manufacturers are widely used. In order to expand the Russian market with highly effective antibacterial phagopreparations it is urgent to develop solid dispersed dosage forms of bacteriophages in...
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Biopharmaceutical properties of polyvalent bacteriophage capsules by A. M. Nikolaeva, N. A. Kovyazina, E. V. Funkner, A. N. Krasilnikova, K. A. Lysko
Published 2023-10-01Scientific relevance. Rational phage therapy is a highly effective way to combat bacterial infections, especially in conditions of steadily increasing antibiotic resistance. Most bacteriophage preparations are formulated as oral and topical solutions. However, oral administration of liquid phage pre...
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Studying informativity of specific IgE levels to whole cow milk allergen and its components, as well as to soy and gluten in children by N. A. Kovyazina, N. A. Alkhutova, A. V. Kamaev, O. V. Trusova, O. L. Zhizhina, M. O. Egorova
Published 2022-04-01Successive development of immunological tolerance to cow’s milk proteins largely depends on the timeliness and validity of the elimination diet and is most difficult in IgE-mediated food allergy. From 2012 to 2017, when examining children aged 3 months to 10 years, we found some cases with high leve...
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