Laboratory of Translational Medicine and Life Sciences Technologies

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Main research directions: 1) Development of bioengineering technologies for treatment various pathologies. 2) Exploration of non-invasive modalities for diagnosis and treatment of various diseases. 3) Development of Nano-technology: nano-carriers and nano-structures

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    Air Pollution in Kazakhstan and Its Health Risk Assessment
    (Ubiquity Press, 2019-11-08) Saliev, Timur; Kenessary, D; Kenessary, A; Adilgereiuly, Z; Akzholova, N; Erzhanova, A; Dosmukhametov, A; Syzdykov, D; Masoud, Abdul-Razak
    ir pollution in Kazakhstan is caused by many factors and poses serious threats to public health. Ambient air in the cities of Kazakhstan is polluted due to mining and processing of mineral resources, oil and gas production, gasoline and diesel fuel motor vehicles, industrial enterprises.
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    A NEW INSIGHT ON THE RADIOPROTECTIVE POTENTIAL OF EPSILON-AMINOCAPROIC ACID
    (MDPI, 2020-11-25) Takagi, Satoshi; Oyama, Takuto; Jimi, Shiro; Saparov, Arman; Ohjimi, Hiroyuki
    Negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) has been commonly used over the years for a wide range of chronic/refractory lesions. Alternatively, autologous micrografting technology is recently becoming a powerful modality for initiating wound healing. The case presented is of a patient with a lower leg ulcer that had responded poorly to NPWT alone for three weeks. Consequently, the patient was put on a combination therapy of NPWT and micrografting. After injection of a dermal tissue micrografts suspension into the entire wound bed, NPWT was performed successively for two weeks, resulting in fresh granulation tissue formation. Thereafter, the autologous skin graft was taken well. This case study indicates that for a chronic/refractory ulcer patient with poor NPWT outcome, combination therapy using micrografting treatment and NPWT could rapidly initiate and enhance granulation tissue formation, creating a favorable bedding for subsequent skin grafting.
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    TRENDS OF COLORECTAL CANCER PREVALENCE IN KAZAKHSTAN RELATED TO SCREENING
    (Clinical Endoscopy, 2020-05) Zhylkaidarova, Alma; Kaidarova, Dilyara; Batyrbekov, Kanat; Shatkovskaya, Oxana; Begimbetova, Dinara
    Colorectal cancer (CRC) is one of the global health problems and is the third leading cause of morbidity and second leading cause of mortality from cancer worldwide [1,2]. In the United States and European countries, the incidence is in the range of 20–40 per 100,000 population. In Asian countries, it varies widely (4.4 in India; 44.5 in Korea per 100,000) [1]. In one study that conducted CRC screening in one of the regions of Kazakhstan [3], the high number of CRC cases detected indicated the need for more screening programs. An increase in the incidence rate of this pathology was observed since 2011, with the introduction of CRC screening; stage-related data indicate the predominance of stages I and II....