• Automatic detection of airborne pollen: an overview 

  Buters, J.; Clot, B.; Galán, C.; Gehrig, R.; Gilge, S.; Hentges, F.; O'Connor, D.; Sikoparija, B.; Skjoth, C.; Tummon, F.; Adams-Groom, B.; Antunes, C. M.; Bruffaerts, N.; Çelenk, S.; Crouzy, B.; Guillaud, G.; Hajkova, L.; Seliger, A. K.; Oliver, G.; Ribeiro, H.; Rodinkova, V.; Saarto, A.; Sauliene, I.; Sozinova, O.; Stjepanovic, B. (2024)

  Abstract Pollen monitoring has traditionally been carried out using manual methods first developed in the early 1950s. Although this technique has been recently standardised, it suffers from several draw-backs, notably ...
• Towards standardisation of automatic pollen and fungal spore monitoring: best practises and guidelines 

  Tummon, F.; Bruffaerts, N.; Celenk, S.; Choël, M.; Clot, B.; Crouzy, B.; Galán, C.; Gilge, S.; Hajkova, L.; Mokin, V.; O'Connor, D.; Rodinkova, V.; Sauliene, I.; Sikoparija, B.; Sofiev, M.; Sozinova, O.; Tesendic, D.; Vasilatou, K. (2024)

  Standards for manual pollen and fungal spore monitoring have been established based on several decades of experience, tests, and research. New technological and methodological advancements have led to the development of a ...
• Amaranthaceae is an Underestimated Summer Allergen with Sensitization Often Underappreciated 

  Rodinkova, V.; Yuriev, S.; Kaminska, O.; DuBuske, L. (2022)

  Amaranthaceae pollen causes seasonal allergies in summer, blossoming coincident with the flowering of other weeds of allergenic importance including ragweed and mugwort. Amaranthaceae contribution to seasonal allergic ...
• Global warming extends the ragweed season and duration of elevated ragweed pollen levels in Ukraine 

  Rodinkova, V.; Palamarchuk, O.; Yasniuk, M.; Kaminska, O.; Bortnyk, M.; Kuchenko, T.; DuBuske, L. (2021)

  Global warming impacts invasive and potentially health-threatening species such as Ambrosia. This study assesses long-term trends of ragweed pollen season indicators to assess patterns of change.
• Alternaria and other fungal spores associated with Ambrosia pollen in Ukraine 

  Tovstyk, D. O.; Rodinkova, V.; Yasniuk, M.; Kaminska, O.; Vovk, I.; Palamarchuk, O. (2020)

  It is considered nowadays that airborne allergens can be associated one with other causing sensitive individuals to breath by the mixture of allergens at the same time. Thus, the aim of our study was to check the contamination ...
• Changes of antihistamine sales patterns in central Ukraine shows the impacts of both global warming and increased ragweed sensitization 

  Rodinkova, V.; Yuriev, S.; Kryvoviaz, O.; Voronkina, A.; Resnik, Y.; Yasniuk, M.; Dubuske, L. M. (2020)

  Analysis of the long-term trends of antihistamine sales in central Ukraine shows seasonal peaks of sales of these drugs associated with intense grass and to a lesser extent with tree pollen seasons. The shift of these peaks ...
• Patterns in Google trends terms reporting of rhinitis in the alternaria mold spore season in Ukraine 

  Kaidashev, I.; Morokhovets, H.; Rodinkova, V.; Bilous, O.; Dubuske, L. M.; Bousquet, J. (2020)

  Mold allergy is a major trigger for the development of widespread respiratory disorders most notably allergic rhinitis. asthma, chronic sinusitis. A precise definition of the mold spore season onset is crucial for the ...
• Coronavirus 19 and behavior of pollen allergy sufferers reflected in google trends and sales of antihistamines 

  Dubuske, L.; Yasniuk, M.; Voronkina, A.; Rodinkova, V. (2021)

  Coronavirus (COVID 19) changed peoples’ behavior and attitudes with increased fear levels of infectious diseases. Some symptoms of seasonal allergy are similar to COVID 19 disease. This study assesses changes in pollen ...
• Symptoms year round: up to 40 % of pollinosis' sufferers in Ukraine are sensitive to allergens of all pollen groups 

  Rodinkova, V.; Yasniuk, M.; Yuriev, S.; Palamarchuk, O. (2021)

  Pollen forecast is important tool for control of seasonal allergy symptoms. It is considered that pollen data can be interesting to up to 30% of European population sensitive to pollen and molds. In practice, people use ...
• Betula: tree with stable pollen season promoting pollen-food syndrome 

  Kaminska, O.; Rodinkova, V.; Yuriev, S. (2021)

  Betula is a tree species in the Eastern Europe, which is a key factor of seasonal allergy. The latest data suggest that birch pollen sensitization promotes cross-reactivity to related food allergens. The aim of our study ...
• Age-related features of allergic diseases in children of central Ukraine 

  Korolova, I.; Zaikov, S.; Bogomolov, A.; Rodinkova, V. (2021)

  The main task of an allergist is to identify allergic symptoms, their onset, location, intensity, duration, remission, recurrence. The timing of symptoms – are they seasonal or year-round, – and their persistence are ...
• Different fungi contaminate allergenic plant pollen of various groups 

  Kaminska, O.; Yasniuk, M.; Rodinkova, V. (2021)

  A growing interest to fungal spores is observed in Allergology during recent years. Some of them such as Alternaria are well- known factors of both persistent and intermittent allergic rhinitis. As fungi are ubiquitous, ...
• Fungal spores as more significant airborne factor than previously recognized 

  Rodinkova, V .; Yasniuk, M.; Chopyak, V.; Yuriev, S.; Gutor, T.; Bortnyk, M. (2021)

  Fungal spores can cause both seasonal and perennial allergy and provoke asthma attacks especially in autumn, when pollen levels are low but amounts of spores including Alternaria and Cladosporium are abundant in Ukraine.
• Cross-reactivity Between Tree pollen, Food and Latex Allergens 

  Rodinkova, V.; Chopyak, V.; Yuriev, S.; Gutor, T.; Kaminska, O.; Dubuske, L. (2021)

  Precision allergy molecular diagnostics allows assessment of cross-reactivity between pollen and food allergens using multiplex measurement arrays.
• Allergenic pollen and fungal spores: Overlapping or separate exposure seasons in allergy sufferers across Europe? 

  Myszkowska, D.; Piotrowicz, K.; Bogawski, P.; Charalampopoulos, A.; Damialis, A.; Grinn-Gofron, A.; Berger, U.; Bonini, M.; Ceriotti, V.; Galan, C.; Gedda, B.; Ianovici, N.; Oliver, G.; Pashley, C. H.; Pätsi, S.; Badia, R. P.; Puc, M.; Rodinkova, V.; Severova, E.; Skjoth, C.; Thibaudon, M.; Vokou, D. (2021)

  Pollen-i nduced allergic rhinitis affects around 25–30% of the European population, whilst estimates of fungal sensitization is around 10–15%. Depending on the geographical region, pollen and fungal spore seasons may differ ...
• Assessment of Fungal Spores Sensitization in Ukraine Employing Molecular Diagnostics 

  Rodinkova, V.; Yuriev, S.; Kaminska, O.; Yasniuk, M.; Bortnik, N.; Dubuske, L. (2020)

  Rationale: Fungal spores are important components of bioaerosols, Spores are unstable and degrade in diagnostic allergen extracts. This study assess the sensitization rate of Ukrainian seasonal allergy patients to fungal ...
• The morphology of radial glial spinal cord of embryos and human fetuses 

  Shkolnikov, V. S.; Prykhodko, S. O.; Polishchuk, S. S.; Kryvoviaz, O. V.; Galunko, G. M. (2020)

  The study of radial glia morphology and processes of targeted migration of neural stem cells in humans remains far from being resolved. The purpose of this study is to establish the morphological aspects of radial glia of ...
• Hplc analysis of amino acids content in crambe cordifolia and crambe koktebelica leaves 

  Slobodianiuk, L.; Budniak, L.; Marchyshyn, S.; Skrynchuk, O.; Kudria, V. (2021)

  Objective: The aim of our study was to establish the content of some primary metabolites, such as amino acids in Crambe cordifolia and Crambe koktebelica. The lack of experimental data induced us to determine these compounds. ...
• Evaluation of Antioxidant Activity of 1, 2, 4-Triazole Derivatives With Morpholine Moiety 

  Shcherbyna, R.; Pruhlo, Y.; Duchenko, M.; Kulagina, M.; Kudria, V.; Vashchuk, V. (2022)

  The aim of the work was to study the antioxidant activity of 4-R-3-(morpholinomethyl)-4H-1,2,4-triazole-5-thioles and their alkyl derivatives in vitro using the method of non-enzymatic initiation of lipid peroxidation. ...
• HPLCРDAD assay of flavonoids and evaluation of antioxidant activity of some herbal mixtures 

  Savych, A.; Marchyshyn, S.; Polonets, O.; Mala, O.; Shcherba, I.; Morozova, L. (2022)

  Medicinal plants and their combinations can influence various links of the pathogenetic mechanism of diabetes mellitus type 2 and its complications, due to the wide range of biologically active substance that they accumulate. ...

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