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Soy hydrolysate loaded-swim study: supplementary data
N. Pozdnyakov et al. · Discover Food. Supplementary material
Companion to the 2026 journal article, not an additional experiment. Table 5 supplies session-specific counts.
Read original source ↗Kim doctoral author abstract: library acquisition record
A. E. Kim · Kirov Military Medical Academy, 49 pp. with tables
This PDF is the library bulletin, not the 49-page author abstract itself. Seek Chapter 6.4 and the treatment tables.
Read original source ↗Military Medical Academy diving physiology and the 1987/1989 guidance trail
Department history authors · Bulletin of the Russian Military Medical Academy
Institutional retrospective identifies two historical Soviet documents and diving, work-rest and sports research. It does not supply the original guidance or compound lists.
Read original source ↗Development and study of new meteoadaptogens: Resilience project
V. P. Ganapolsky · Kirov Military Medical Academy dissertation
Original program and dissertation trace for chamber work; compare cohorts with the 2007 reports before pooling.
Read original source ↗Predicting and correcting functional state in aerospace specialists
V. V. Cheprasov · Dissertation author abstract
Medilab research lineage; individual test protocols, exposure assignment and original tables need recovery.
Read original source ↗Neuropeptide correction after radiation-related accidents
V. A. Sorkin · Dissertation author abstract
Cortexin rehabilitation research lead. Different population and endpoints from work-capacity studies.
Read original source ↗Pharmacological approaches to physically demanding military work
A. G. Anokhin; E. V. Ivchenko; A. A. Kuzmin; I. V. Fateev; P. A. Soshkin · Military Medical Journal. 340(10):48–54
Review and proposal context, not a new participant cohort or peptide efficacy study.
Read original source ↗Combat stress: mechanisms and proposed pharmacological targets
S. V. Chepur · Human Physiology. 50(6):657–663
Historical and mechanistic discussion, not a trial of the proposed targets.
Read original source ↗Essays on Sports Pharmacology, Volume III
N. N. Karkishchenko, V. V. Uyba and colleagues · Aysing, 356 pp.
Table 11 reappears as Table 1 in 2018. See the unified research record. Chapter 5 and Table 12 contain separate exercise and human chamber experiments.
Read original source ↗Thymogen and acute respiratory illness in young athletes
M. Ya. Levin, V. Kh. Khavinson, V. Yu. Vyazmensky, S. V. Sery, B. S. Moldobaev · Theory and Practice of Physical Culture (8):40–44
Author bibliography confirms the citation. Original methods, dose, denominator and illness counts remain unavailable.
Read original source ↗Military Medical Academy aerospace medicine and the Medilab network
V. S. Novikov and I. A. Kolosov · Historical chapter describing work from 1991 to 1995
Describes parallel work on peptide bioregulators, hypobaric conditioning and readiness assessment. Identifies colleagues and postflight evaluation as leads.
Read original source ↗Two Medilab peptide conference reports on hypoxia and physical work
V. S. Novikov, V. V. Cheprasov, I. A. Kolosov, E. B. Shustov, D. V. Yastrebov and colleagues · Antihypoxants and Actoprotectors, St. Petersburg, pp. 270–271
Cheprasov’s bibliography gives consecutive reports on antihypoxic activity and experimental actoprotection. Original proceedings, protocols and overlap require verification.
Read original source ↗Yastrebov and Bakhtin’s peptide bioregulator monograph
D. V. Yastrebov and V. N. Bakhtin · Effectiveness of peptide bioregulators under extreme exposures, 70 pp.
Aerospace companion literature. Acquire the original and compare cohort signatures before counting a new series.
Read original source ↗Secondary immunodeficiency research in military personnel
K. D. Zhogolev · Doctoral dissertation and cited 1994 military medical guidance
Separately traces Afghan field immunology, Kabul meetings and the 1992 All-Army conference. Verify treatment allocation and distinct cohorts from the original tables.
Read original source ↗Biochemical and immune observations after the Komsomolets submarine disaster
V. A. Yakovlev, V. Kh. Khavinson, S. V. Sery, V. V. Zhukov and colleagues · Military Medical Journal (9):28–33
Survivor recovery citation. Original treatment groups and outcomes still need retrieval.
Read original source ↗Early emergency-medicine Cortexin and cytomedin reports
S. V. Chermyanin and colleagues · 1991 and 1992 conference literature
Early mass-casualty and emergency rehabilitation leads. The proceedings and original treatment tables are acquisition targets.
Read original source ↗Pyatibrat 2016 field-exercise proceedings
A. O. Pyatibrat, S. B. Melnov, E. D. Pyatibrat, P. D. Shabanov · International Congress on Advanced Medical Technologies, p. 172
The conference reports 320 and a seven-day, 217 km exercise. The thesis describes a separate eight-day protocol description. Participant overlap unresolved; retain one historical program count.
Read original source ↗Cortexin in biathletes: congress and journal acquisition trail
V. P. Ganapolsky and collaborators · Fourth Russian Pharmacologists’ Congress, Kazan; 2011 journal article remains a target
The 14-person account, later reviews and related patent require cohort matching. The oft-cited race-time figures need the original 2011 table.
Read original source ↗Pinealon and postural control in male artistic gymnasts
E. V. Morgul, D. S. Lysenko, T. N. Rudenko, T. A. Stepanova · XXII Pavlov Congress proceedings, Volgograd, printed p. 362
The original abstract reports 16 gymnasts and 20 student controls. After Pinealon, gymnasts spent 55% of the balance test in the target center.
Read original source ↗Precompetition monitoring and balance in gymnasts
A. V. Lysenko, E. V. Morgul, R. G. Sheikhova, Yu. G. Tretyakova · XXII Pavlov Congress proceedings, printed p. 311
The abstract reports shorter visual–motor reaction time and improved balance with an unnamed tripeptide. Participant counts and overlap with the p. 362 report remain unverified.
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