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International Journal of Applied and fundamental research
ISSN 1996-3955
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2 Tashkent Medical Academy
Modern medicine is based on essential diagnosis of disease by clinical symptoms. At same time, neuroprotective measures must be started before the appearance of clinical findings, as neuronal death should be terminated in earlier stages of its development. Revealing preclinical and earlier markers by histochemical interactions of Monoclonal Mouse Bcl-2 and P53, which affect ischemic accidents in the Central Nervous System (CNS), at least partially resolves this problem. In our research, we use dynamic analyses of two comparative groups to reveal that protective mechanisms of the CNS are activated and have significant effects on the interaction of natural, pharmacologically-activated actions. They are plexiformed, and together lead to effective complex processes, such as the conservation and reorganisation of nervous tissue.
neurotrophicity
neuroprotection
neuroplasticity
Monocloneal Mouse Bcl-2 and P53
brain ischemia
emoxipinum
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