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36. Voronko O. E, Dmitrieva-Zdorova E.V., Gabaeva M. V, etc. polimorfyonye variants M31R and R335C gene IL8RAпри atopicheskoj bronchial astyome at Russian and the Buryat//Genetics. - 2011. - T. 47. - № 9. - S.1247-1253.

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38. Gabaeva M. V, Dmitrieva-Zdorova E.V., Lemza S.V., etc. Association poyolimorfnyh markers of some genes-candidates with atopicheskoj a bronchial asthma in the Buryat population//Medical genetics. - 2011. - T. 9. - With. 41-47.

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42. Geppe N.A., Mashukova N.G., Deyev I.A.social and medical aspekyoty problems of smoking at teenagers with a bronchial asthma. Russian proyogramma tobacco smoking express prophylaxes in teenage groups.//Pulmonology of children's age: problems and decisions. - m, 2009; Вып.9: 163-169.

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55. Kelembet N.A.clinico of feature of formation bronyohoobstruktivnogo a syndrome at monogene (mucoviscidosis) and multifakto - rialnyh (a bronchial asthma) diseases of lungs. An autoref. dis. kand. Medical sciences. St.-Petersburg, 2005. - 17 with.

56. Princely N.P.diagnostics, observation and conducting teenagers with bronyohialnoj an asthma//Pulmonology of children's age: problems and decisions. M, 2003; Вып.3: 107-109.

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58. Kondjurina E.G., Elkina So-called, Lihanov A.V., Kartsev T.V.dynamics rasyoprostranennosti a bronchial asthma at children in Novosibirsk//PulmonoloYOgija. - 2003. - № 6. - With. 51-56.

59. Kosarev V.V., Babanov S.A.tendenc formations and possible ways of preventive maintenance of tobacco dependence (according to epidemiological issleyodovany)//Pulmonology. - 2006. - № 3. - with. 119-124.

60. Kukes V.G.Metabolizm of medical products: klinikoyo

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61. Lihanov A.V., Kondjurina E.G., Elkina So-called, etc. Experience sovershenstvovayonija organizational model of rendering of medical aid to children with bronhiyoalnoj an asthma and other allergic diseases in Novosibirsk area./in kn.: Mizernitskij J.L., Tsaregorodtsev A.D., Korsunsky A.A.OrYoganizatsija of work modern pediatric pulmonologicheskogo tsenyotra. - M, 2008. With. 59-72.

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63. Luntsov A.V.bronchial an asthma at teenagers and young men of military age: algorithm of diagnostics: the Autoref. dis. kand. Medical sciences. Moscow,

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64. Ljahovich V.V., Gavalov S.M., Vavilin V. A, etc. Polymorphism of genes of enzymes of a biotransformation of xenobiotics and feature of a bronchial asthma at children//Pulmonology. - 2002. - № 2. - with. 31-38.

65. Mitjushkina N.V.genetic predisposition factors to kureyoniju. An autoref. dis. kand. Medical sciences. St.-Petersburg, 2011. - 24с.

66. Medvedev L.V.clinical features and indicators of secretory immunity at children with a bronchial asthma. An autoref. dis. kand. Medical sciences. Chelyabinsk, 2006. - 26с.

67. Melnikova I.M., Mizernitskij J.L., Batozhargalova B.T., Loginevsky JA.V.modern principles of mucolytic therapy at children with acute and chronic bronholegochnymi diseases//the Russian bulletin periyonatologii and pediatrics. - 2011. - T. 56. - № 2. - With. 45-49.

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69. Mizernitskij J.L., Ermakova I.N., Melnikova I.M., Burkastova L.N., Zabolotskih T.V., Baranzaeva D.C., Dorovskaja N.L., Batozhargalova B.T.SoYovremennye of possibility of rising of efficiency reabilitatsionnoyovosstanovitelnogo treatments at diseases of organs of breath at children. / in kn. Mizernitskij J.L., Tsaregorodtsev A.D., Korsunsky A.A.organisation rayoboty modern pediatric pulmonologicheskogo the centre. - m, 2008. - With. 20-27.

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