The number of women on military missions has been increasing recently. While on military missions, they live in an isolated group dominated by men. Such groups consist of young, sexually active individuals, thus increasing the risk of sexually transmitted infections.Medical examinations were performed on various residual forces (military, police, security guards) totaling 579 individuals, up to 35 years of age (172 women and 407 men). Subjects qualifi ed for the study were divided into 2 groups. Group I consisted of persons who remained in the country. Group II included persons stationed on military missions abroad. A total of 306 soldiers from this group participated in Study 1. Study 2 (clinical and laboratory) was carried out 6-12 months later on 52 patients from Group II and 119 patients from Group I (84 women and 87 men). Additionally, transcription of HPV genes E6 and E7 (with high oncogenic risk) was carried out in the group made up of 200 women. Laboratory examinations included: peripheral blood morphology, lymphocyte subpopulations by fl ow cytometry method (CD45, CD3, CD19, CD4, CD8 markers and NK cells CD16+CD56 markers), IL-2, IL-4, TNF-α, IFN-γ, IL-18 concentration by fl ow cytometry method. IgG, IgA, IgM concentration by turbidimetric method and
Koncepcja rozwiązania odbiornika pelengu zakłóceń w systemie radaru obserwacji przestrzeni powietrznej. Streszczenie. W artykule przedstawiono uwarunkowania pracy podsystemu rozpoznania zakłóceń, jakim jest odbiornik pelengu zakłóceń w radarze obserwacji przestrzeni powietrznej. Zaprezentowano również koncepcję odbiornika pelengu zakłóceń dla radaru obserwacyjnego średniego zasięgu pasma S z wielowiązkową charakterystyka antenową, pozwalającego na lepsze wykorzystanie możliwości radaru w zakresie przeciwdziałania próbom zakłócenia pracy oraz wypracowanie dodatkowych informacji o źródle zakłóceń dla systemów zbioru i przetwarzania informacji.
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