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2(54) `2016 2 Yakut Medical Journal 2(54) `2016 2 YAKUT MEDICAL JOURNAL CONTENTS MATERIALS OF INTERREGIONAL SCIENTIFIC-PRACTICAL CONFERENCE «BIOMEDICAL ADAPTATION IN THE NORTH» MAY 26, 2016 Metabolic aspects of human adaptation in the North 4 Kim L.B., Putiatina A.N., Kozhin P.M., Gevorgyan M.M., Ruskikh G.S., Voronina N.P., Kozaruk T.V. The correlation between collagen and lipid metabolisms in residents of the Arctic Zone of the Russian Federation 7 Krivoshapkina Z.N., Semenova E.I., Olesova L.D., Sofronova S.I. Comparative analysis of biochemical parameters of blood in the indigenous men, living in Yakutia rural and urban areas 10 Olesova L.D., Krivoshapkina Z.N., Semenova E.I., Yakovleva A.I., Efremova S.D. The frequency of dyslipidemia among the Arctic region population of Yakutia 14 Mokrushnikov P.V., Osipova L.P., Gol’tsova T.V., Rozumenko A.A. Erythrocyte membranes microviscosity in the population of Samburg village Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug Formation of the pathology in children and adult population of the North 16 Dutkin M.P., Yakovleva E.P. Gender education in the prevention of suicidal behavior among the people of the Arctic Zone 19 Malysheva L.A., Zakharova F.A., Strekalovskaya A.A. Age and women’s health in the perimenopause 21 Sevostyanova E.V., Mitrofanov I.M., Nikolaev Yu.A. Impact of comorbidity on meteosensitivity in hypertensive patients, residents of the Republic Sakha (Yakutia) 24 Ryabichenko T.I., Skosyreva G.A.,Timofeeva E.P., Kulakova Yu.V., Kos’yanova T.G., Patrusheva Yu.N. Features of the central nervous system pathology in children and adolescents of the Mirnyj region the Republic Sakha (Yakutia) 26 Verkhoturova E.N., Golderova A.S. Gastroesophageal reflux disease complicated by Barrett’s esophagus (at the example of the Medical unit Health of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the RF on RS (Y)) The regulatory system of the human body in the North 30 Marinova L.G., Savvina N.V., Savvina I.L. Adolescent: growth and development in the North (review) 32 Lutov Ju.V., Selyatitskaya V.G., Deev D.A. The association of insulin resistance and visceral adipose tissue dysfunction with components of metabolic syndrome in men of Western-Yakut industrial region 35 Poteryaeva O.N., Ruskikh G.S., Biushkina N.G., Rozumenko A.A., Churkina T.V., Goltsova T.V., Osipova L.P., Polyakov L.M. Hormonal status and lipid profile in the residents of the village Samburg Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous District 37 Semenova E.I., Olesova L.D., Krivoshapkina Z.N. Hemogram status of population of the Northern and Central Yakutia 41 Konstantinova L.I., Mironova G.E., Okhlopkova E.D., Efremova A.V. Status of pro- and antioxidant balance in freestyle wrestlers in Yakutia in different seasons 43 Mestnikova E.N., Makharova N.V., Pinigina I.A., Gavrilyeva K.S. Electrophysiological adaptation of the cardiovascular system of sportsmen in the North Environment and health status of the North population 45 Alekseev A.Yu., Adamenko L.S., Zabelin V.A., Makarchuk A.L., Shestopalov A.M. Bioremediation of oil contaminated areas as a basis for a system of measures to improve the human environment in Northern Siberia 2’ 2016 3 48 Ivanov P.M., Abramov A.F., Tomskiy M.I., Makarova N.N., Goldereva A.S., Nikolaeva T.I., Zharnikova T.N., Myreeva S.A., Ivanova F.G., Nikolaev V.M., Kiprijanova N.S. State of the environment and the population malignant neoplasms’ morbidity in the Arctic regions of Yakutia 53 Samsonov S.N., Strekalovskaya A.A., Malysheva L.A., Petrova P.G., Zakharova F.A. Relationship of the geomagnetic disturbance to the state of the cardiovascular system at high latitudes on the growth phase of the 11-year solar activity cycle 55 Bessonov P.P., Bessonova N.G. Prevalence and risk factors of acid diseases in the adult population of the Republic Sakha (Yakutia) 57 Efremova A.V., Mironova G.E., Konstantinova L.I. Actual nutrition indexes of the indigenous rural population of Yakutia 60 Tyaptirgyanov M.M., Tyaptirgyanova V.M., Chernyh A.V. Evaluation of the quality water in the Kolyma River on an aquatic biota “The Yakut Medical Journal” ISSUE MATERIALS Original researches 64 Chugunova S.A., Nikolaeva T.Ya., Egorova T.S. Characteristics of intracerebral hematomas associated with anticoagulant therapy 68 Kroshka D.V., Dolgalev A.A., Bragin E.A. Time and graphic parameters of masticatory movements of subjects with temporomandibular joint and masticatory muscles dysfunction 71 Kazanov V.N., Garmaeva D.K., Khairullin R.M. Topo- and morphometrical characteristic of the breast asymmetry in women of Yakutia in age 20-40 Methods of diagnosis and treatment 74 Pakharukova M.Yu., Dushkin A.V., Mordvinov V.A. Comparison of anti-opisthorchiasis effect of praziquantel and complexes of albendazole with arabinogalactan 77 Pinelis I.S., Pinelis Yu.I., Ushnitsky I.D. Treatment of keloid scars of auricles 78 Bashirov E.V., Duglas N.I. Laparoscopic uterine artery occlusion as the stage of effective technology of treatment of uterine fibroids Healthcare, medical science and education organization 80 Timofeev L.F. Primary morbidity of the population of the Republic Sakha (Yakutia) in 2013-2014 83 Tarabukina S.M., Boyarova Z.A. Minimum range of medicines compliance in the pharmaceutical institutions of the Republic Sakha (Yakutia) Nutrition in the North 85 Abramov A.F., Sleptsova T.V., Efimova A.A., Vasilieva V.T. The biological value of Yakut carp protein depending on its age Scientific reviews and lectures 87 Vinokurov M.M., Savelyev V.V., Yalynskaya T.V. The use of “DNA-comet” method for the detection and assessment of damage to the blood mononuclear cells induced by endogenous intoxication at the acute destructive pancreatitis Clinical Case 90 Tappakhov A.A., Nikolaeva T.Ya., Alexeeva A.D., Okoneshnikova L.T., Klarov L.A., Davydova T.K. Differential diagnosis of multiple system atrophy and essential tremor with Parkinson’s disease The chronicle of events 4 YAKUT MEDICAL JOURNAL MATERIALS OF INTERREGIONAL SCIENTIFIC-PRACTICAL CONFERENCE «BIOMEDICAL ADAPTATION IN THE NORTH» METABOLIC ASPECTS OF HUMAN ADAPTATION IN THE NORTH Kim L.B., Putyatina A.N., Kozhin P.M., Gevorgian M.M., Russkikh G.S., Voronina N.P., Kozaruk T.V. THE CORRELATION BETWEEN COLLAGEN AND LIPID METABOLISMS IN RESIDENTS OF THE ARCTIC ZONE OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION ABSTRACT The purpose of the study is to examine the relationship between collagen metabolism and lipid profile and the risk of cardiovascular pathology in middle-aged men living in the Arctic. Material and methods. The study based on written consent was included apparently healthy middle-aged overweighted men, living and working in the European North (n=28). Anthropometric survey was conducted by measuring body height and weight, waist and hip circumference (WC, HC). Assessment of cardiovascular risk (CVR) was carried out on a scale of SCORE. The comparison group consisted of men, residents of Western Siberia (n=6). Blood and urine sampling was carried out in the morning. In the urine, assessed were the contents of total hydroxyproline (tGOP) and its forms: free (fGOP), peptid-bound (peGOP), protein-bound (prGOP). The serum contents of cholesterol and triglycerides, HDL, LDL, apolipoprotein A1 and apolipoprotein B (Apo A1, Apo B), matrix metalloproteinases - MMP-1, MMP-2, MMP-3, MMP-9, tissue inhibitors of matrix metalloproteinases - TIMP-1 and TIMP-2, TIMP-4 were measured. The results were process using Statistica package applications. Results of the study. The northerners had 2 times increase in the content of tGOP mainly due to peGOP and prGOP. The enhanced fibrosis involves local activation of the regulation system, which is manifested as an increase in the content of MMP-1 and MMP-9 and TIMP-1 and TIMP- 4. Contents of LDL, HDL, Apo A1 and Apo B were in line with the reference values. Atherogenic coefficient in northerners was higher than 3, but less than that in the comparison group, but the cardiovascular risk was higher. Correlations between the contents of the GOP and cardiovascular risk factors, MMP and TIMP were established. Conclusion. Increased cardiovascular risk scale SCORE, a relationship between the content of hydroxyproline and cardiovascular risk factors among northerners are evidences of the involvement of altered collagen metabolism in the pathogenesis of atherosclerosis. Keywords: hydroxyproline, lipids, MMP, TIMP, cardiovascular risk, Arctic zone. INTRODUCTION of the pathogenesis of hypoxia, it is a [5]. There is evidence that Finnish men The relevance of the study of powerful inducer of collagen synthesis (24-45 years old) with low testosterone collagen metabolism in the Arctic region [9]. Type I collagen is particularly had higher levels of triglycerides and is connected with the problem of fibrosis sensitive to hypoxia: organ deposits LDL [13]. The relationship between and the development of structural and of type I collagen increase sharply in testosterone and risk of cardiovascular functional changes in tissues and organs, hypoxia [10]. Since the main function disease is widely discussed [11, 14]. which manifest in varying degrees of of type I collagen is to prevent tissue Thus, the combination of factors such as functional impairment. Clinical and distension [7], its accumulation can be northern tissue hypoxia, male gender, morphological features of fibrosis in expected to decrease the elasticity of reproductive age, and low temperatures lungs and heart of the northerners tissues and vessels, which is especially can increase the risk of pathology have been described [3]. It has been important. However, data on the content associated with impaired lipid and found that the magnitude of changes in of this extracellular matrix component collagen metabolism. respiratory function depends on the state in northerners are not available, since The purpose of the study is to ex- of organism adaptation, seasonality, there were no direct investigations in the amine the relationship between collagen physical activity and duration of exposure Arctic region.
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