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Papers on Anthropology XX PAPERS ON ANTHROPOLOGY XX UNIVERSITY OF TARTU CENTRE FOR PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY PAPERS ON ANTHROPOLOGY XX TARTU 2011 Editor: Helje Kaarma MD The English text revised by Mall Tamm and Ilmar Anvelt International editorial board: Leiu Heapost PhD (Estonia) Prof. Barbara Hulanicka (Poland) Prof. Rimantas Jankauskas (Lithuania) Prof. Toivo Jürimäe (Estonia) Prof. Antonia Marcsik (Hungary) Prof. Miroslav Prokopec (Czech Republic) Prof. Esther Rebato (Spain) Prof. Romuald Stupnicki (Poland) Prof. Charles Susanne (Belgium) Prof. Ene-Margit Tiit (Estonia) The collection is indexed in BIOSIS, SPORTDiscus, Anthropological Index Online, EBSCO Publishing, CABI International, Index Copernicus International, Thomson Scientific Master Journal List, GALE / CENGAGE Learning, Estonian Database Ester The publication of the collection has been supported by the Institute of Anatomy, University of Tartu Copyright University of Tartu, 2011 ISSN 1406–0140 Tartu University Press www.tyk.ee Order No 514 PREFACE This collection is dedicated to the 6th Baltic Conference of Morphology in Tartu. The editorial board is particularly happy to extend 75th birthday congratulations to Leiu Heapost PhD, a student of Juhan Aul, long-term Chair of the Anthropology Section of the Estonian Naturalists’ Society, Senior Researcher at the Department of Archaeobiology at the Institute of History. Next year the venerable Old Anatomical Theatre will be renovated. The History Museum and the Faculty of Medicine jointly strive to continue historically and scientifically dignified activities here after the renovation. For this, the Faculty of Medicine will apply its current structural unit – the Medical Collections – which are meant to be not only a tourist attraction but also the site for constant cooperation between the anatomists and anthropologists for their joint research and communication with foreign scientists. During the last five years, three doctoral theses have been defended in Riga as a result of cooperation initiated here. The contribution of the Centre for Physical Anthropology to coope- ration, however, is its internationally recognized collection of research articles – Papers on Anthropology. Each year Baltic morphologists and their European colleagues publish their research articles here. The collection is annually indexed in seven European and one American database. In the future, new centres of theoretical and applied research could be accommodated in the Old Anatomicum. The Institute of Anatomy is ready, if necessary, to give our collection a broader approach so that it could represent the Old Anatomicum as a whole under the new title Papers of the Old Anatomical Theatre. In any case, the editorial board recommends the organizers to follow a very valuable recent trend of European museums – a skilful combination of tourism and research. Prof. Helje Kaarma CONTENTS M. Toomsalu, A. Arend. Medical Collections in Tartu Old Anatomical Theatre – from August Rauber’s anatomy museum to a multifunctional research and edutainment centre .......................... 11 H. Kaarma. A short overview of the work of anthropologists of the Old Anatomical Theatre ......................................................... 16 M. Viikmaa. Leiu Heapost – 75 ............................................................. 19 R. Allmäe. Human bones in Salme I boat-grave, the Island of Saaremaa; Estonia ....................................................... 24 N. Balciuniene, D. graf von Keyserlingk, A. Valanciute, I. Balnyte, A. Macas, A. Tamasauskas. Changes of the chicken chorioallantoic membrane and the behaviour of the transplanted glioblastoma ................................................................. 38 A. Barzdina, M. Pilmane, A. Petersons. Grap and NF expression in brain tissue in children and adults after fatal traumatic brain injury ....................................................................................... 51 D. Batulevicius, G. Skripkiene, V. Batuleviciene, V. Skripka, A. Dabuzinskiene, D. H. Pauza. Complexity of the frog intracardiac neurons. Intracellular injection study ........................... 63 A. Dabuzinskiene, A. Ratkevicius, D. Batulevicius, G. Skripkiene, V. Skripka, G. Liutkiene, U. A. Bagdonas, S. Razbadauskiene. Gender differences in the human cervicothoracic ganglia ............... 70 C. Dogan, C. Raschka. Anthropometrical and sport constitutional comparison of German male soccer players and male students of sport sciences ............................................................................... 78 D. Gudiene, I. Balnyte, J. Palubinskiene, A. Valanciute. Age related structural changes in human basilar artery ....................................... 93 L. Heapost. Taste sensitivity to PTC and colour blindness in Estonians ... 104 P. Hussar, I. Tokin, G. Filimonova, I. Tokin, Ü. Hussar. Dexamethazone-induced T-lymphocyte apoptosis in different lymphoid organs ............................................................................. 117 L. Kalichman, E. Kobyliansky. Hand osteoarthritis and aging: the results of large-scale cross-sectional study ............................... 128 S. Kana, T. Viik. Annual report of the Estonian Naturalists’ Society (2010) ............................................................................................. 140 8 Contents B. Karmakar, E. Kobyliansky. Finger and palmar dermatoglyphics in Muzeina Bedouins from South Sinai: a qualitative traits ........... 146 D. Kažoka, J. Vētra. Variations in some anthropometrical parameters of the women with the different iris colour in Latvia.......................................................................................... 160 J. Kasmel, T. Kasmel. Seventy years of the Anthropology Section of the Estonian Naturalists’ Society (Part III) ................... 171 R. Kisenauskaite, D. Paskeviciene. The research of physical condition, physical activity and nutrition of teacher education students ........................................................................................... 185 R. Kleina, I. Franckevica, M. Sperga, D. Lutinska. The analysis of undiagnosed malignancies .............................................................. 199 G. Kolesova, J. Vētra. Sexual dimorphism of pelvic morphology variation in live humans ................................................................. 209 V. Kulvietis, V. Žalgeviečienė, J. Didžiapetriene,D. Bulotienė, R. Rotomskis. Distribution of nanoparticles in the pregnant rat: the morphologic and spectroscopic study ....................................... 218 A. Kuzminienė, S. Šalomskaitė-Davalgienė, I. Balnyte, J. Palubinskienė, A. Valančiūte, V. Ulozas. Evaluation of the chicken embryo choriaollantoic membrane model for laryngeal tumor transplantation ...................................................... 229 J. Limbo. The tooth size in the end of the Estonian iron age ............... 241 M. Lintsi, H. Kaarma, M. Aunapuu, A. Arend, R. Aule. Correlation between anthropometrical variables and body surface area ........... 251 M. Matyk, C. Raschka. Body composition and somatotype of European top roller speed skaters .............................................. 258 A. Miskova, M. Pilmane, D. Rezeberga. Immunochistochemical distribution of IGF-1, bFGF and their receptors in decidual embryonic and tubal human pregnancy tissue ................................ 272 E. Mozeika, M. Pilmane, J. Kisis. Distribution of human B-defensin 2,TNF-alpha, IL-1alpha, IL-6 and IL-8 in psoriatic skin .............................................................................. 289 P. Männik, R. T. Kibur, A. Arend, M. Aunapuu. Trophinin and integrin β3 expression in the human endometrium. A pilot study ................................................................................... 303 A. Namm, A. Arend, M. Aunapuu. Bone morphogenetic proteins as regulators of neural tube development ....................................... 314 Contents 9 E. Pētersone-Gordina, G. Geshards. Dental disease in a 17th–18th century German community in Jelgava, Latvia .............................. 327 L. Pļaviņa. Assessment of the physical activity level for the staff military personnel ........................................................................... 351 V. Russeva. Alternations of cervical vertebrae in two individuals from the Late Antiquty Necropolis from the “Big Mound” near Cabyle, Bulgaria .......................................................................................... 359 S. Skuja, V. Groma, R. Kleina. Chronic alcohol abuse is implicated in the oxidative stress and the changes in the neurotrophic factor receptor expression in the human CNS ................................ 368 R. Stamm, M. Stamm, N. Sorgina, S. Koskel. Training programme to develop young volleyballers’ jumping ability ................................ 380 G. Sumeraga, M. Pilmane. Distribution of neuropeptides in nasal and nasopharyngeal mucosa in patients with the post nasal drip syndrome .................................................. 389 N. Szoldatits, B. L. Buda, G. A. Tóth. Body proportion changes of nursing home oligophrenics in western Hungary (1991–2011) .................................................................... 405 A. Valdovska, M. Pilmane. Relation between serum enzymes and liver histopathology in mink with hepatitis ............................. 412 G. Veldre, T. Kums, E. Salum, J. Eha. 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