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Andreeva N.A. Antibiotic sensitivity of opportunistic pathogenic microflora of bottlenose dolphins(Tursiops truncatus) kept in Oceanarium conditions / N.A. Andreeva, T.V. Ostapchuk, O.V. Liskun //Scientific Notes of Taurida V.I. Vernadsky National University. Series: Biology, chemistry. 2011. Vol. 24 (63), No 2. . 50-61.The results of long-term research on antibiotic sensitivity of microflora of dolphins kept in Oceanariumconditions are given here. High sensitivity of opportunistic pathogenic microorganisms to cyclosporines hasbeen revealed. The obtained results make it possible to choose an optimal medicine and develop individualtactics of antibiotic therapy.Keywords: sensitivity to antibiotics, opportunistic pathogenic microflora, bottlenose dolphin.

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Belyaeva O.I. Abundance and biomass of bacteria in the district of receipt of thundershower flow in aKazachya Bay (Black sea) / O.I. Belyaeva // Scientific Notes of Taurida V.I. Vernadsky National University. Series: Biology, chemistry. 2011. Vol. 24 (63), No 2. . 67-72.Data on determination of abundance and biomass of bacteria in the district of receipt of thundershower flowsin a Kazachya Bay werw cited. The off-shore area of bay of receipt was the most eutrophical. Two peaks ofabundance of bacteria are registered: maximal in spring and less expressed - in autumn. The highest generalabundance of bacteria was observed in a winter period at the mass accumulation of jelly-fishes Aurelia aurit.Keywords: bacterioplankton, thundershower flows, Black sea.

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Bugaenko L. The grapevine morphogenesis of in vitro culture / L. Bugaenko, L. Ivanova-Khanina //Scientific Notes of Taurida V.I. Vernadsky National University. Series: Biology, chemistry. 2011. Vol. 24 (63), No 2. . 73-82.Shown the necessity to consider a genotype and features initial buds to choose a nutrient medium for apicalmeristems cultivation. The nutrient medium containing BAP (0,5 ml/l) and GA (1,0 ml/l) is the optimum forcultivation grapes microsprouts. Revealed that investigated genotypes have different reaction to concentrationIAA for stimulation rhizogenesis. Established a high effectiveness of using the absorbent TERAWET foradaptation to in vivo conditions.Keywords: clonal micropropagation, grapes, explants, culture of the apical meristems, a nutrient medium,micrografts.

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Bukova A.V. Respiratory mechanics pecularities in aged women / A.V. Bukova // Scientific Notes ofTaurida V.I. Vernadsky National University. Series: Biology, chemistry. 2011. Vol. 24 (63), No 2. . 83-90.Stuady of respiratory mechanics in aged women was perfomed. Different levels in ventilatory abilities wererevealed. Factors promoted aged changes in respiratory mechanics, which lead to high pulmonary risk weredetermined.Keywords: aged women, respiratory mechanics, pulmonary risk.

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Grinchenko .. The influence of taurine on the ion content of gastric juice at the histaminestimulation of secretion in dogs / .. Grinchenko, V.M. Baban, P.I. Yanchuk // Scientific Notes ofTaurida V.Vernadsky National University. Series: Biology, chemistry. 2011. Vol. 24 (63), No. 2. . 107-116.The influence of taurine on Na+ and K+ ion concentration in gastric juice stimulated by histamine wereinvestigated in chronic experiments on dogs with gastric fistulaes. It was shown that taurine in dose 1,4 mg/kgbody weight increased the Na+ concentration in gastric juice at the beginning of experiment at the introduced15 minutes before histamine injection (0,05 mg/kg) and decreased the K+ concentration during the first 60minutes of experiment at the introduced both 15 minutes before and 2 hour before stimulator application.Keywords: taurine, gastric secretion, ion change, Na+, K+, Ca2+.

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