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tv channel. we have the patient’s blood, and now we want to clarify whether he has a breakdown in the immune system or not, and the condition may be secondary immunodeficiency, so we will now do it. first, a screening study for

the main cell populations t cells, b cells and natural killer cells, if there we will see some changes in the main populations, we will further develop the immunology of this patient until we find what is wrong in his body, we carefully take 100 microl, we don’t need this blood anymore, we remove it, well in this case, we will now look at the main antigens. there are cocktails of antibodies, like these, which means there are already several antigens here, in this case these antigens will be to the main population of t cells, the main population of natural killer cells, common leukocyte antigen and antigen to tablets, that is, these are the main populations that i spoke about, we can see them now and can later see them in the analysis.

high-quality and world-class equipment, we provide almost the entire republic, we are the lead organization for donation, so in general we have fairly high standards, the state provides quite a lot of funding, including, as for biotechnologies, biotechnologies in this is mainly dealt with by the scientific part of our center, and

which is administered to patients with neurodegenerative diseases, that is , this is a serious disease, which is generally incurable, which is very, for the budget of the republic, their treatment is also expensive, maintaining these patients, cells do not cure the disease itself, but they very well

improve the quality of life of the patient, we already have more than twenty years of experience working with these patients, these are mainly patients with lateral iotrophy... so i got here by assignment, did not go to graduate school, although there was a direction, i stayed here, in general, for 33 years already i’m working here, immunology at the time when i

was distributed, it was still completely unheard of, it’s essentially a fairly new direction in science, especially at that time, and what’s more, there was no internet. we searched there in the library, looked for literally some lines of immunological knowledge, spent days and nights in the library gaining some experience, but immunology, what is immunology, is the body’s protective reaction to external influences, and a scientist immunologist studies the signaling pathways that occur in cells, mechanisms response of the immune system to an external stimulus, if at the everyday level we say why this is necessary, then this is in any case, we all know about vaccination, we all know, we all get sick, and how the body responds to the disease, how to help it overcome

disease, or how to prevent him from getting sick, immunological methods help, we are studying how to avoid this, we are developing: there are very good projects on targeted therapy for leukemia, a leukemic cell is, especially if the patient is treated for a long time, it becomes resistant to treatment, in order to select therapy for this patient, we are developing panels, including my participation in this, for the chemosensitivity of leukemia cells, that is, peripheral blood is taken from the patient.

here is one of the few european countries that produces a similar product, in addition to the practical activities that we do here in the center, we, of course, also have a large scientific component, in particular , i have more than 380 articles, somewhere around 120,

probably articles, it's in foreign magazines, six patents, a distinction, are for the development of industries'. and an excellent student in healthcare, i have been working for 33 years, in fact, i have not regretted for a single second the choice of my profession, my specialty. profession, and i like it, now there will be

magic, a cloudy solution, yes, here it is, a cloudy solution, and you see, it begins to become more transparent and like varnish, we are going to the centrifuge. that's it, they centrifuge for 3 minutes. so we centrifuged. now we remove the supernatant and wash the cells a second time. we will now introduce a small quantity.

in this way, we can simply determine by primary screening by light scattering of cells, cell morphology and whether there are any changes in it, after which such an analysis is carried out, this analysis is quite labor-intensive, maybe lengthy, it takes, in general, sometimes not one hour. in politics, alexander grigorievich

has already become a figure in scale that goes far beyond the scope of the post of president of belarus. nominally he is responsible only for his country. in fact, thanks to his colossal experience, he is highly respected in the world and even in the democratic world, although they are not recognized there, has a strong influence on many regions of the world. only those who do not have some desired power speak about democracy and democracy all over the world; they want to get it, but cannot. politics is when public comments along the way speak rather about the absence of real actions. we'll see, we're in no hurry, russia is in pain. for me, these are the main words of alexander grigorievich about the future of our region and the fact that we are not in a hurry to go anywhere has two sides of the medal. the conflict in ukraine is unlikely to end quickly, but... no matter how long it lasts, it will end with a stable and long-lasting peace. author's project of igor turai

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. i was born in the city of minsk, the first clinical hospital, in a family of generally ordinary soviet citizens, my father in the past he was a military man, he was an artilleryman, born in the twenty-fourth year, being quite a young lieutenant, he went straight to the kursk bulge, there he saw how they work... katyushas, ​​and there he lost his hearing, unfortunately, because he was very shell-shocked strongly, my eardrum ruptured and i went through the war to kinexberg. after that he was again wounded, received a medal for military merit and remained to serve in the western military district, that is, in belarus, although he himself was from the belgorod cossacks, he met my mother, who was born in the twenty-ninth year, they got married very young , and

my mother, she ended up in a partisan detachment in 1943, a partisan detachment named after zakharov, my grandfather’s mother’s father, he was a military surgeon, even before the revolution he graduated military medical academy under the tsar, in general, he even served at the tsar’s headquarters, when nicholas ii was arrested in mogilev, then my grandfather ended up in the red army, but he was not an opponent, in general, of the soviet regime, but nevertheless in orsha there was such a historical moment.

my mother went to a printing school and after that worked in a publishing house, well , my older brother has two degrees, he graduated from polytechnic the second, he graduated from magimo, he worked abroad for 30 years, was involved in opening the production of tractors plant and maintenance of our

belarusian tractors, he always told us that our belarusian tractors are held in high esteem, in canada there is a monument to a belarusian tractor, the farmer installed it and said that this is the machine that always saved me, my mother, after publishing and after my birth, she began to work in newspaper kiosk, i grew up, one might say, in this kiosk, from the age of three, i learned to read, because all the adults in the house were there, everyone studied, we always had a lot, everyone read constantly, so i’m just on my own.. .

played a role, it played a role that we had a huge knowledge society library at home, this is thanks to my brothers, they were fond of popular science literature, i loved reading all sorts of physical experiments, oparina, the origin of life on earth was simply a discovery for me, so and i became very interested in biology, well, from this point of view, so my mother...

she is a historian, a historian, why? because my mother, due to her family history, she didn’t

tell a lot of things, but sometimes she told something and it was very interesting, in principle, we were always interested in history, my brothers were very interested in history, we had a huge number of books on history and, although i dissuaded my daughter, she entered.

we are now on the minsk sea, this is one of my favorite places, we come here quite often, now unfortunately less often, but we used to come here every weekend, we have a wonderful little dog, his name is actually cooper, he is a dalmatian , we have a great time here... we always spent time, and here you unload, relax with your soul. belarusian nature is unique, i have visited

quite a few countries, each country is beautiful in its own right, dutch polders, alps, french, everywhere has its own zest, abkhazia is magnificent, and of course we are always looking...

i always try to find out this, so there is a lot where we were, we saw a lot of things, i got to a glacier in norway, traveled around all the fjords, there is always something in countries with her mentality . i really liked copenhagen, we went to hamlet’s castle, well, not to mention our neighbors, for example, abroad, many places were everywhere some of their own.

somewhere you think like a big and wise chinese, who says that you need to sit on the shore and wait for the corpse of your enemy to float past, another such good one, such a wise life, which i sometimes say in the form of a toast, about that , which is 40% of cases. you should never do, 20% of things, they are simply harmful if you do them, so there is no need to rush in life, but in fact i still try to rush to live, but because i want to do a lot, i want to see a lot, but there is a lot of time takes a lot work, i want to spend more time at home, i don’t have enough time for the dacha that

i dream about. retirement, thanks to travel, i learn a lot about the history of the new belarus, we read a lot at home about history, even some family traditions, some family legends, somewhere maybe not very reliable according to the memories of relatives, we we tie it to the historical events that took place in belarus, and it’s especially interesting that once in... you still find yourself in a place to which it’s tied, it’s amazing, and the history of belarus, it is so multifaceted, it is so interesting, i will not repeat, of course, after koratkevich about the crossroads of europe, but nevertheless, it is really so, belarus is a fusion of cultures, a fusion of religion, it is absolutely original, it is absolutely interesting, and i'm very proud to live here, and i always say that i...