Principal Component Analysis Used in Estimation of Human’s Immune System, Suffered from Allergic Rhinosinusopathy Complicated with Clamidiosis or without It

Покидышева, Л. И.; Игнатова, И. А.

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“…Future theoretic development should help to predict, which of these contradictory answers will be true for a given patient. Currently we are still unable to give such a prediction for individual patients but the quasistatic theory achieves some success in predictions for groups and populations (Gorban, Manchuk, & Petushkova, 1987;Sedov et al, 1988;Karmanova, Razzhevaikin, & Shpitonkov, 1996;Pokidysheva, Belousova, & Smirnova, 1996;Svetlichnaia, Smirnova, & Pokidysheva, 1997;Vasi'ev et al, 2007;Razzhevaikin & Shpitonkov, 2008;Gorban, Smirnova, & Tyukina, 2010;Gorban et al, 2011;Censi et al, 2011;Razzhevaikin & Shpitonkov, 2012;Bezuidenhout, van Antwerpen, & Berry, 2012;Rybnikova & Rybnikov, 2012;Pokidysheva & Ignatova, 2013;Bernardini et al, 2013). These authors proposed and tested a universal rule to investigate in practice the amount of stress sensed by the system (and thus the danger of catastrophic changes).…”

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“…Pareto correlation graphs, including only the highest 20% of correlation coefficients, were particularly useful in depicting the larger aggregated manageability and measurability of soils. Pokidysheva & Ignatova (2013) used analysis of dimension of the data cloud in evaluation of human immune systems for patients with allergic disease, either complicated or not complicated by clamidiosis. The patterns of population fluctuations are considered as leading indicators of catastrophic shifts and extinction in deteriorating environments (Dakos et al, 2010;Drake & Griffen, 2010).…”

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Evolution of adaptation mechanisms: Adaptation energy, stress, and oscillating death

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Smirnova

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Journal of Theoretical Biology

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In 1938, Selye proposed the notion of adaptation energy and published 'Experimental evidence supporting the conception of adaptation energy.' Adaptation of an animal to different factors appears as the spending of one resource. Adaptation energy is a hypothetical extensive quantity spent for adaptation. This term causes much debate when one takes it literally, as a physical quantity, i.e. a sort of energy. The controversial points of view impede the systematic use of the notion of adaptation energy despite experimental evidence. Nevertheless, the response to many harmful factors often has general non-specific form and we suggest that the mechanisms of physiological adaptation admit a very general and nonspecific description. We aim to demonstrate that Selye׳s adaptation energy is the cornerstone of the top-down approach to modelling of non-specific adaptation processes. We analyze Selye׳s axioms of adaptation energy together with Goldstone׳s modifications and propose a series of models for interpretation of these axioms. Adaptation energy is considered as an internal coordinate on the 'dominant path' in the model of adaptation. The phenomena of 'oscillating death' and 'oscillating remission' are predicted on the base of the dynamical models of adaptation. Natural selection plays a key role in the evolution of mechanisms of physiological adaptation. We use the fitness optimization approach to study of the distribution of resources for neutralization of harmful factors, during adaptation to a multifactor environment, and analyze the optimal strategies for different systems of factors.

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Evolution of adaptation mechanisms: Adaptation energy, stress, and oscillating death

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Tyukina

Smirnova

et al. 2016

Journal of Theoretical Biology

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“…Именно в раннем возрасте эти заболевания проходят с наибольшими осложнениями, поэтому необходим междисциплинарный подход в диагностике и лечению данной патологи, в том числе с применением передовых информационных технологий [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16]18].…”

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“…Использование информационных технологий в медицине значительно экономит временные затраты и труд врачей, помогает в организации процесса диагностики, хранении и обработки информации, накоплению знаний узко специализированных врачей, поэтому разработка различных систем, связанных с этой областью не перестает развиваться [3][4][5][6][7]17,18,19].…”

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REGIONAL FEATURES OF THE STRUCTURE OF OTOPATHOLOGY AMONG SCHOOLCHILDREN IN EASTERN SIBERIA, IDENTIFIED BY MEANS OF THE RegionLor INFORMATION SYSTEM

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2022

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The study of the structure of hearing pathology in schoolchildren of Eastern Siiri was carried out with the help of the RegionLor information system. The regional features of hearing pathology among schoolchildren were revealed, correlating with the results of studies we conducted earlier. Purpose. To increase the effectiveness of specialized personalized medical care for children with hearing impairments in Eastern Siberia based on the analysis of regional features of the structure of otopathology using the RegionLor information system. Results. The regional features of the structure of otopathology of schoolchildren in Eastern Siberia were determined using the RegionLor information system. Conclusion. The RegionLor information system minimizes time and personnel reserves. Allows you to get a clear picture of the regional features of the structure of otopathology in schoolchildren. Thus, an economic effect is achieved: a reduction in the examination time and an improvement in the quality of diagnostic and therapeutic measures among the hearing-impaired children in Eastern Siberia.

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Principal Component Analysis Used in Estimation of Human’s Immune System, Suffered from Allergic Rhinosinusopathy Complicated with Clamidiosis or without It

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Evolution of adaptation mechanisms: Adaptation energy, stress, and oscillating death

Evolution of adaptation mechanisms: Adaptation energy, stress, and oscillating death

REGIONAL FEATURES OF THE STRUCTURE OF OTOPATHOLOGY AMONG SCHOOLCHILDREN IN EASTERN SIBERIA, IDENTIFIED BY MEANS OF THE RegionLor INFORMATION SYSTEM

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