J. Petrovicová

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Novel subfamily of mitochondrial HMG box-containing proteins: functional analysis of Gcf1p from Candida albicans.
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Biochemical analyses of DNA-binding properties indicate that Gcf1p is, similarly to Abf2p, a non-specific DNA- binding protein, which indicates that the protein is involved in essential molecular transactions that relate to the mitochondrial genome.
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[Mutagenic effects of coal tar used in the treatment of psoriasis].
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The results of monitoring have indicated that psoriatic patients treated by pharmaceutic tar are endangered by an increased genotoxic risk.
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Rat Spinal Cord Injury Experimental Model
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The goal of the SCI experiment was to generate a reproducible and reliable, submaximal spinal cord trauma model and the statistical analyses demonstrated that this objective was best achieved in the subgroup-2 with the 40 g compression.
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Markers of nephrotoxicity and mercury vapour exposure
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Changes in the recovery ability of colony-forming units after continuous irradiation.
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The recovery ability of colony-forming units from mice continuously irradiated for 30 and 100 days at an exposure rate of 25 and 50R/day was investigated and the estimate(s) of the recovery coefficient tau was calculated.
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Effect of different daily rate of continuous irradiation upon changes in cfu number.
The effect of continuous irradiation upon colony-forming capacity of bone marrow cells was studied in mice exposed continuously for the length of 130 days to ionizing radiation at exposure rates…
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