13 articles in this issue
D. Boromenskyi,N. Bisko,G. Al-Maali,O. Polishchuk
The effect of different cultivation methods on the content of ganoderic acids of 7 species, 10 strains of the Ganoderma genus (Ganoderma applanatum 1899; Ganoderma ?arnosum 2502; Ganoderma lucidum 1904; Ganoderma resinaceum 2477, 2503; Ganoderma... see more
Y. Kyriachenko,T. Halenova,O. Savchuk
Today, there are many approaches to new drugs development, but none of them can replace the important role of natural products in the discovery and development of drugs. Natural raw materials remain an extremely important source of medicines. A numbe... see more
A. Beliayeva,L. Garmanchuk
Cardiovascular diseases are widespread throughout the world. The incidence of diseases of the cardiovascular system has increased several times. Cardiovascular diseases have become the leading cause of death in many countries. Currently, the efforts&... see more
L. Matsapiak
The importance of conserving biodiversity, reflected in a number of international instruments other than the Convention on Biological Diversity. In this context, rare visions deserve special attention, which are the most understandable, because rarit... see more
I. Odukalets,D. Tsymbaljuk,A. Grigorchuk
The article performs the results of the study of morphological parameters of individuals of the population of Crocus heuffelianus Herb on the territory of the nature reserve fund in the conditions of the Podilski Tovtry National Nature Park. The aim ... see more
N. Raksha,T. Maievska,O. Savchuk
The rapid growth in demand for peptide drugs is actualizing the search for new natural and economically viable sources of raw materials. Thewide variety of biologically active compounds, including peptide nature, inherent in marine aquatic organisms allow... see more
R. Fedichkina,Yu. Korkach,I. Okhai,Yu. Goshovska,V. Sagach
Redox balance maintaining is a prerequisite for normal cardiomyocytes metabolism. Reperfusion injury of the heart is characterized by an explosive increase in ROS generation, cell membranes damage, dysfunction of proteins, the development of muscle c... see more
M. Chernykh,I. Zyma
Aim: The research aimed to study and model the emotion-related activity of functional networks within the human brain cortex using power spectrum density and detrended phase transfer entropy methods. Attention was focused on revealing alterations in&... see more
L. Regeda,N. Bisko,G. Al-Maali
Basidiomycetes represent a very diverse group of eukaryotic organisms in terms physiological parameters. Some organisms such as plants or fungi release certain secondary metabolites, which can affect the organisms around them. Some of the substa... see more
Department Physiology of Plants
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A. Pastoschuk,M. Kovalenko,L. Skivka
Pseudomonas syringae is the most common phytopathogenic bacterium with a wide range of target plants, which include important cereals such as wheat. One of the main pathogens of bacterial diseases of wheat is Pseudomonas syringae pv. atrofaciens. In ... see more
L. Berezovchuk,M. Makarchuk
Patients suffering from manganese encephalopathy, which develops while taking surrogate drugs, suffer from pronounced subcortical pseudobulbar syndrome, pyramidal insufficiency and a complex of autonomic disorders. The most pronounced of them are dis... see more