Methods and techniques for identifying signs of extremism

In the present reality, the public distribution of audio, video and printed materials containing signs of extremism causes serious social and state danger. In this regard, it is important to determine a clear algorithm for the activity of an expert in organizing research in order to identify signs of extremism, namely the determination of the most important methods and techniques for working with disputed material

Molecular and cellular basis in prediction of gastric cancer: a multidisciplinary research experience

A self-review of the results of multidisciplinary studies on the development of a predictive system for intestinal type gastric cancer (adenocarcinoma) is present. The authors' studies carried out in 2007-2017 in light of recent concepts of prediction and prevention of gastric cancer are discussed. The predictive model for gastric cancer is proposed. This includes an evaluation of inflammatory cytokine genes nucleotide polymorphisms, aberrant expression of microRNA, detection of tissue patterns of gastric atrophy and intestinal metaplasia (metaplastic atrophy), principles and possibilities of pathomorphological monitoring.Представлен самообзор результатов мультидисциплинарных исследований по разработке предиктивной системы в отношении рака желудка кишечного типа (аденокарциномы). Обсуждаются исследования авторов, выполненные в 2007-2017 годах в аспекте современных концепций предикции и превенции рака желудка. Предложена модель предикции рака желудка, включающая оценку нуклеотидных замен в генах воспалительных цитокинов, аберрантную экспрессию микроРНК, детекцию тканевых паттернов атрофии и метапластической атрофии слизистой оболочки желудка, принципы и возможности патоморфологического мониторинга

The influence of surface functionalization of activated carbon on palladium dispersion and catalytic activity in hydrogen oxidation

Stone-fruit activated carbon (SAC) and modified versions containing acidic oxygen and basic nitrogen groups have been used to prepare palladium catalysts by wet impregnation. Carbon supports and catalysts are investigated by thermo-gravimetric analysis, TPD, oxygen chemisorption, TEM and XPS. The influence of the nature of the functional groups on the dispersion and oxidation state of palladium and its activity in hydrogen oxidation is investigated. Pd dispersion is found to increase with the basic strength of functional groups on the support. XPS reveals that introduction of amine groups in SAC results in an increased proportion of Pd0, resistant to re-oxidation. Palladium catalysts supported on activated carbon modified by diethylamine groups are found to exhibit the highest metal dispersion and greatest activity in hydrogen oxidation