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Buletinul AŞM. Ştiinţele vieţii. Nr. 2 (314) 2011<br />

Abstracts<br />

UDC: 612.27:612.22<br />

THE CURRENT STATE OF STUDYING NORMOBARIC HYPOXIA FROM THE<br />

PERSPECTIVE OF SANOCREATOLOGY. Caraterzi G.I.// Buletinul Academiei de Ştiinţe<br />

a Moldovei. Ştiinţele vieţii. 2011. No 2 (314), p.61-71.<br />

This paper is focused on a review of the current idea about the in uence of hypoxia on<br />

various body functions and the mechanisms ensuring the adaptation to different duration<br />

hypoxia. Based on the literature and our own data about the in uence of various hypoxia<br />

conditions on the human body, the author has concluded that normobaric hypoxia can be used<br />

in sanocreatology for an additional speci cation of regimens and tests to assess the initial<br />

functional state of the body.<br />

68 references<br />

UDC: 612.332.2+616.8<br />

MEMBRANE DIGESTION OF DISACCHARIDES AND DIPEPTIDES UNDER<br />

CHRONIC STRESS. Sheptitsky V.A., Popanu L.V. // Buletinul Academiei de Ştiinţe a<br />

Moldovei. Ştiinţele vieţii. 2011. No 2 (314), p.72-79.<br />

The characteristic peculiarities of the dynamics of the membrane digestion of disaccharides<br />

(maltose and saccharose as examples) and dipeptides (glycylglycine as an example) and<br />

absorption of their hydrolysis products during chronic immobilization stress have been revealed<br />

using in vivo and in vitro experiments on male rats. The role of α-adrenoreceptors, dopamine<br />

(D 2 ) receptors and Са 2+ -dependent processes in the intestine cell in membrane digestion changes<br />

under chronic stress has been identi ed.<br />

15 references, 1 table, 4 gure.<br />

UDC: 631.4 : 551.5; 635 : 519.8<br />

CHARACTERISTICS OF THERMAL REGIME IN THE SOIL-PLANT-<br />

ATMOSPHERE SYSTEM DURING TOMATO CULTIVATION IN THE OPEN<br />

GROUND. Botnari V.// Buletinul Academiei de Ştiinţe a Moldovei. Ştiinţele vieţii. 2011.<br />

No 2 (314), p.80-89.<br />

The analysis of the microclimatic changes in the elds under seedlingless tomatoes shows<br />

that heat exchange is completed faster in the surface air layer than in soil. A considerable<br />

variability of heat expenses for evaporation, depending on the plant development stage, weather<br />

conditions, and moisture content has been found in the tomato elds. Heat expenditures for<br />

evaporation under irrigated conditions are determined, in general, by the watering rate. Excess<br />

irrigation leads to a marked decrease or even changes in the sign of the turbulent ow.<br />

18 references, 4 tables, 1 gure.<br />

UDC:581.1.03:581.14<br />

PLANT AGING IN DROUGHT CONDITIONS - NATURAL OR PATHOLOGICAL<br />

PROCESS? Ştefîrţă Anastasia, Melenciuc M., Buceaceaia Svetlana. // Buletinul Academiei de<br />

Ştiinţe a Moldovei. Ştiinţele vieţii. 2011. No 2 (314), p.89-98.<br />

A relationship between water status, oxidative stress, the activity of antioxidant enzymes<br />

and the aging process has been studied in various areas of the leaf blade of Zea mays L. plants,<br />

hybrids P458 and H5R515 with different drought resistance potential. The involvement of<br />

free radicals and oxidative stress in induction of plant tissue aging and the role of water in<br />

the prevention of premature aging processes have been found. The effect is realized through<br />

quenching of the reactive oxygen types formed and maintenance of the antioxidant enzyme<br />

activity at high levels. Tissue dehydration during drought results in oxidative stress, which, in<br />

turn, induces a series of events related to the growth interruption, the damage and loss of cell<br />

structure, and the death of plant organs. Tissue dehydration and aging process are accompanied<br />

by a signi cant intensi cation of lipid peroxidation and malondialdehyde content increase, while<br />

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