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    Relationship of Human Personal Characteristics in the three Independent Stratification Systems
    (Mongolian National University of Medical Sciences, 2021-04-01) ; ; ; ;
    Objectives: We aimed to analyze theassociation between the biophysiological characteristics of body constitution and temperament type with Mongolian Traditional Medicine (MTM) constitution type to understand further and integrate the application of these stratification systems in clinical medicine. Methods: Body constitution type was classified using the body-mass index, temperament type was determined using personality test, and dominant MTM constitution type was determined in 287 active blood donors. Age, gender, and ABO blood groups were considered as additional biophysiological characteristics. The correlation between the biophysiological characteristics and the nature of their relationship was investigated using likelihood ratio and receiver operating characteristics analysis. Results: Obesity and body-mass index were related to aging, and donor’s age and Badgan expression rate were shown as a sensitive and specific classifier for obesity state. The relationship between Badgan dominant types of human constitutions practiced in Mongolian Traditional Medicine and melancholic temperament was established. Badgan expression was a sensitive and specific classifier for melancholic and phlegmatic temperament. Conclusions: Stratification of human subjects using the primary types of human constitutions practiced in Mongolian Traditional Medicine may be helpful in clinical research and application.
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    Detection of HBsAg and serotypes in blood plasma of HBV-positive individuals in Mongolia
    (Mongolian Journals Online, 2023-12-31)
    Dolgion, Damdinbazar
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    Bolortuya, Byambajav
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    Otsuka, Toshiaki
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    The genetic analysis of eight families with hemophilia B in Mongolia: Identification of two novel mutation
    BACKGROUND: This study aimed to conduct molecular diagnostics among individuals with hemophilia B (HB) and carriers of hemophilia in Mongolia. METHODS: Eight patients (six severe, two mild) with HB and their 12 female relatives were enrolled from eight families. Sanger sequence was performed for mutation identification. The questionnaire survey was conducted to evaluate carrier symptoms in female relatives. RESULTS: Two families had a history of HB. A total of five different variants (c.223C > T; c.344A > G; c.464G > C; c.187_188del; and c.1314_1314delA) were identified in six patients with severe HB. Of these, two (c.187_188del and c.1314_1314delA) were novel. No variant in the entire F9 was found in two patients with mild HB. Nonsense c.223C > T (p.Arg75*) mutation was detected in two unrelated patients. Carrier testing identified five mothers as carriers, while one younger sister was a non-carrier. The carrier status of six female relatives of the two mild patients remained undetermined. By questionnaire survey, only one of the five genetically identified carriers displayed noticeable symptoms of being a carrier. CONCLUSION: The novel variants c.187_188del and c.1314_1314delA can cause severe hemophilia B. This study did not observe a significant association between symptoms and carrier status in the five carriers.
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    Sensitivity and specificity of commercially available rapid diagnostic tests for viral hepatitis B and C screening in serum samples.
    (2020)
    Jargalsaikhan, Ganbolor
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    Eichner, Miriam
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    Boldbaatar, Delgerbat
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    Bat-Ulzii, Purevjargal
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    Lkhagva-Ochir, Oyungerel
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