Keyword "BONE" found in the following publications:

• INFLUENCE OF L- LYSINE SULFATE ON CONTAINING OF VITAMINS AND MINERALS IN THE BODY OF BROILER CHICKENS

  Experimental researches have shownthatthe L-lysine sulfate (the product of microbiological synthesis) has a positive effect on metabolism of vitamins A, ...

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• THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF OSTEOPOROSIS IN THE ELDERLY AND SENILE (REVIEW)

  Background: Osteoporosis is increasingly found in the elderly and senile, maintaining its enormous medical and social significance. The effect ...

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• COEXISTENCE OF URINARY INCONTINENCE AND OSTEOPOROSIS IN FEMALES – A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW

  Background: Urinary incontinence (UI) is described as the involuntary leakage of urine and is a global problem. The younger ...

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• IMPACT OF AEROBIC EXERCISE ON EXPRESSION OF OPN AND OPG GENES AND BMAL1 PROTEIN IN THE BONE TISSUE OF DIABETIC RATS DURING TWO PHASES OF LIGHT AND DARK CIRCADIAN RHYTHM

  Background: Diabetes is a major global disease with a high mortality rate.The impact of exercise on bone tissue ...

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• THE ROLE OF CORTISOL METABOLISM IN THE REALIZATION OF PATHOGENETIC LINKS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF OSTEOPOROSIS – THE RATIONALE FOR THE SEARCH FOR NEW PHARMACOTHERAPEUTIC TARGETS (REVIEW)
   

  Background: Osteoporosis is an important medical and social public health problem in an aging or elderly society. Osteoporosis is ...

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• PROSPECTS FOR THE USE OF GROWTH FACTORS IN BONE TISSUE REGENERATION. LITERATURE REVIEW

  Currently, scientists are searching for new pharmacological agents, whose addition to osteoplastic material implants will help improve microcirculation in the ...

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• ASSOCIATION OF N-TERMINAL TELOPEPTIDE-1 WITH BMD IN PATIENTS WITH OSTEOPENIA AND OSTEOPOROSIS

  Background: Osteoporosis is a common disease of aging population, causing fractures and raising mortality and morbidity. Standard diagnosis ...

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