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| 1 | Recombinant non-structural 3A,3B and 3AB proteins of foot-and- mouth disease virus: use for differentiation of vaccinated and infected cattle显示文摘 | Iakovleva A S Shcherbakov A V Kan'shina A V | 2006 | Mol Biol (Mosk)2006,40,1: | 1 |
| 2 | Superconducting properties of Al - stabilized MgB2 wires 显示文摘 | Shcherbakov A V Pan A V Dou S X | 2007 | Physica C2007,,: | 1 |
| 3 | Vascular endothelial growth factor and plasminogen activators in endometrial carcinoma and hyperplasia显示文摘 | Gerstein E S Gritsaenko E V Shcherbakov M E | 2003 | Vopr Onkol2003,49,6: | 1 |
| 4 | SHS welding of refractory materials显示文摘 | Shcherbakov V A Shteiberg A S | 1993 | Inter International J SHS1993,3,4: | 1 |
| 5 | Differentiation of Capripoxvirus species and trains by polymerase chain reaction 显示文摘 | Orlova E S Shcherbakov A V Diev V I | 2006 | Mol Biol2006,40,1: | 1 |
| 6 | Acoustic e- mission accumulation stage in compression and impact rupture of granite 显示文摘 | SHCHERBAKOV I P KUKSENKO V S CHMEL A E | 2012 | Journal of Mining Science2012,48,4: | 1 |
| 7 | Combined biolo-gical and physico-chemical treatment of baker’s yeast wastewater including removal of coloured and recalcitrant to biodegradation pollutants显示文摘 | Gladchenko M Starostina E Shcherbakov S | 2004 | Water Science and Technology2004,50,5: | 1 |
| 8 | Radial increment of Picea abies stands under the influence of recreational pressue显示文摘 | ALEKSEEV A S TIKHONOV S V SHCHERBAKOV A V | 1992 | Botanicheskii-Zhurnal1992,77,10: | 1 |
| 9 | Acousto-optical spectrum analysis of ul- tra-high-frequency radio-wave analogue signals with an improved resolution exploiting the collinear acoustic wave heterodyning显示文摘 | Alexandre S Shcherbakov Alexey M Bliznetsov Abraham Luna Castellanos | 2010 | Optik-lnternational Journal for Light and Electron Optics2010,121,16: | 1 |
| 10 | SHS welding of refracry material显示文摘 | Shcherbakov V A Shteiberg A S | 1993 | International Journal of Self-Propagating High-Temperature Synthesis1993,,4: | 1 |
| 11 | Use of the recombinant nonstructural 3A,3B,and 3AB proteins of foot-and-mouth disease virus in indirect ELISA for differentiation of vaccinated and infected cattle显示文摘 | Yakovleva A S Shcherbakov A V Kan'shina A V | 2006 | Mol Biol2006,40,: | 1 |
| 12 | Lower cretaceous mosses from Khasurty显示文摘 | IGNATOV M S SHCHERBAKOV D E | 2011 | Arctoa2011,20,: | 1 |
| 13 | Recom- binant non-structural 3A, 3B and 3AB proteins of foot-and- mouth disease virus: use in indirect ELISA for differentiation of vaccinated and infected cattle 显示文摘 | Yakovleva A S Shcherbakov A V Kanshina A V | 2006 | Mol Biol2006,40,1: | 1 |
| 14 | SHS welding of refractory materials显示文摘 | Shcherbakov V A Shteinberg A S | 1993 | Int J SHS1993,2,4: | 1 |
| 15 | SHS welding of refractory materials显示文摘 | Shcherbakov V A Shteiberg A S | 1993 | International Journal of SHS1993,3,4: | 1 |
| 16 | Combined biological and physico-chemical treatment of baker's yeast wastewater including removal of coloured and recalcitrant to biodegradation pollutants显示文摘 | Gladchenko M Starostina E Shcherbakov S | 2004 | Water Science and Technology2004,50,5: | 1 |
| 17 | Report on Late Paleozoic bimodal volcanic associations discovered in Northern Mongolian Rift zone显示文摘1.Objectives Within the Northern-Mongolian–Transbaikalian Rift system,bimodal volcanic associations with felsic agpaitic rocks are widespread,often accompanied by alkaline granites plutons.There are two segments in the Rift system structure–Northern-Mongolian with length of 600 km and Western-Transbaikalian with length of 800 km on latitude.Most western appearances of alkaline granites and bimodal magmatism are Bat-Tsengel,Upper-Hanui and Orkhont plutons(Vorontsov AA et al.,2007). | Yuri D Shcherbakov Alexander B Perepelov Svetlana S Tsypukova | 2020 | China Geology2020,3,3: | 0 |
| 18 | Taxonomic Composition and Spatial Distribution of Meiofauna Community from a Sandy Intertidal Zone in Sishili Bay, Yellow Sea Coast (Northern China)显示文摘The meiofauna composition and trophic groups of the nematode communities have been studied at a sandy intertidal zone in Sishili Bay along the Yantai coast(Yellow Sea,China).Nematoda was dominant among the 11 groups of meiofauna.The meiofaunal densities were low,ranging between 111±47 and 542±131 ind./10 cm^(2).Results obtained from the correlation analysis made it possible to determine several factors that influence species composition and distribution.Generally,sediment granulometry significantly affected the communities.The highest abundance was found in fine-grained sediments(318.77±126 ind./10 cm^(2))com-pared to coarse-grained sediments(175±82 ind./10 cm2).Nematodes were predominant in all studied sites.A total of 70 species be-longing to 52 genera and 18 families were identified in the study area.There was a significant difference in nematode abundance(ANOVA,F=2.38,P<0.05)between the three sites.Nematode communities were characterized by a high level of species diversity in sediments composed mainly of very-fine sands(>63μm),with dominant species belonging to the genus Bathylaimus,Ptycho-laimellus,Spirinia,and Sabatieria.The trophic groups were dominated by non-selective deposit feeders(40.7%)and epistrate feed-ers(41.29%).In contrast,the species composition in medium grain sands was characterized by a low species diversity index and a high Simpson dominance index.Nematode communities showed similar dominant species compositions belonging to a single genus Bathylaimus,Enoplolaimus,and Oncholaimus,and in terms of trophic structure-representatives of deposit feeders(46.15%),preda-tors,and omnivores(64.71%)prevailed.The divergence of meiofaunal community structures can be explained by abiotic factors such as sediment grain size,salinity,and organic carbon content.Specifically,sediment particle size can explain the diversity of nematodes at the level of in abundance,diversity indices,and trophic structure.The highest nematode density and diversity coincided with the highest percentage of very fine sands. | PAVLYUK Olga N TREBUKHOVA Yulia A SHCHERBAKOV Ilya A TARASOVA Tatiana S LUTAENKO Konstantin A CHEN Linlin SONG Bo LI Xiaojing LI Baoquan | 2022 | Journal of Ocean University of China2022,21,5: | 0 |