METABOLIK SINDROM GENETIK MODELLARINING ASOSIY XUSUSIYATLARI

Toshmamatov Baxtiyar Norbekovich, DJumayev Alloxiddin Umrzaqovich, Xasanov Shamshod Shuxratovich, DJumanova Nargiza Eshmamatovna, Parmonov Egamqul Karshiyevich

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Vol. 3 No. 1 (2025): Journal of Science in Medicine and Life
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    Metabolik sindrom, modellashtirish, eksperiment, genetik modellar
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Metabolik sindrom (МS)-metabolik, gormonal va klinik patologiyalarning majmuasidir. Insulinga rezistentlik (IR) va kompensator giperinsulinemiya asos bulgan yurak-qon tomir kasalliklarining rivojlanishidagi kuchli xavf omili xisoblanadi. Ba‘zi tadqiqotchilarnig ta‘biri bilan aytganda, bugungi kundagi MS "mu‘l-ku‘llik" sindromi sifatida ham talqin qiliniyapti. JSST mutaxassislari MS tarqalishiga oid bugungi kundagi vaziyatni quyidagicha baxoladi: "Biz 21-asrning sanoati rivojlangan mamlakatlarni qamrab olayatgan yangi pandemiyaga duch kelmoqdamiz‖. MS ning tarqalishi qandli diabetning tarqalishidan ikki barobar yuqori va keyingi 50 yil ichida uning usish sur‘ati 25% ga oshishi kutilmoqda". [1].

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Toshmamatov Baxtiyar Norbekovich
Samarqand Zarmed universiteti “Anatomiya, klinik anatomiya, patalogik anatomiya, gistologiya” kafedrasi dotsenti.
DJumayev Alloxiddin Umrzaqovich
Samarqand Zarmed universiteti “Anatomiya, klinik anatomiya, patalogik anatomiya, gistologiya” kafedrasi assistant
Xasanov Shamshod Shuxratovich
Samarqand Zarmed universiteti “Anatomiya, klinik anatomiya, patalogik anatomiya, gistologiya” kafedrasi st.assistent
DJumanova Nargiza Eshmamatovna
Samarqand davlat tibbiyot universiteti Tibbiy biologiya va genetika kafedrasi katta o’qituvchi
Parmonov Egamqul Karshiyevich
Samarqand Zarmed universiteti “Anatomiya, klinik anatomiya, patalogik anatomiya, gistologiya” kafedrasi assistent
Norbekovich, T. B., Umrzaqovich, D. A., Shuxratovich, X. S., Eshmamatovna, D. N., & Karshiyevich, P. E. (2025). METABOLIK SINDROM GENETIK MODELLARINING ASOSIY XUSUSIYATLARI. Journal of Science in Medicine and Life, 3(1), 182–187. Retrieved from https://journals.proindex.uz/index.php/JSML/article/view/2059
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