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  1. 501
    “…Arab minority men and male immigrants from the former Soviet Union countries were more frequently current smokers than Israeli-born Jewish men [adjusted odds ratio (95 % confidence interval): 1.53 (1.22, 1.93) and 1.37 (1.01-1.87), respectively]. …”
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    Social characteristics associated with disparities in smoking rates in Israel
  2. 502
    “…The population characteristics showed that the sea island cotton accessions had wide genetic diversity and were clustered into three groups, with Group1 closely related to Menoufi, an original sea island cotton landrace, and Group2 and Group3 related to widely introduced accessions from Egypt, USA and Former Soviet Union. Further, we used 249 accessions and evaluated five fiber quality traits under normal and salt environments over 2 years. …”
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    Genome-wide association analysis reveals loci and candidate genes involved in fiber quality traits in sea island cotton (Gossypium barbadense)
  3. 503
    “…BACKGROUND: Ukrainian prisons still live by the laws and policies adopted in the Soviet Union. Besides laws and regulations, these legacies are replicated through the organization and infrastructure of the prison’s physical space, and through “carceral collectivism” as a specific form of living and behaving. …”
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    More evidence or stronger political will: exploring the feasibility of needle and syringe programs in Ukrainian prisons
  4. 504
    “…METHOD: Nationwide age-adjusted suicide rates were calculated for EI, Former Soviet Union immigrants (FSUI) and Israeli-born (IB) Jews by age, gender, and year of death and, for EI, by marital status and immigration period in the years 1985–2017 (1990–2017 for FSUI). …”
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    Suicide rates and risk factors for suicide among Israeli immigrants from Ethiopia (1985–2017)
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    “…Most (73.3%) women were immigrants from the former Soviet Union (FSU) (41.2%, 314) or sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) (32.2%, 246) and carried subtype A (79.7%) or C (90.3%), respectively. …”
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    HIV-1 infection among women in Israel, 2010–2018
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    “…In contrast, among Jewish women, the proportion of those injured by a son was high, especially among the group of Jewish immigrants from the Former Soviet Union (FSU) (17%) and other countries (26%). In a multivariable logistic regression model with at least moderate injury as a dependent variable, in comparison to Israeli Arabs, Jews had a higher odds for sustaining at least moderate injuries, while the odds of Jewish immigrants not from FSU or Ethiopia were the highest (OR = 4.5, 95% CI 2.0–9.9). …”
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    The surfacing portion of the Iceberg of the Domestic Violence Phenomenon—data from the Israeli National Trauma Registry
  7. 507
    “…Since mid-1990s, the HIV-1 epidemic in Russia has started to grow substantially due to the multiple HIV-1 outbreaks among persons who inject drugs (PWID) leading to expansion of the HIV-1 sub-subtype A6 (former Soviet Union (FSU) subtype A). In 2006, a local HIV-1 sub-epidemic caused by the distribution of novel genetic lineage CRF63_02A6 was identified in Siberia. …”
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    Spatiotemporal dynamics of HIV-1 CRF63_02A6 sub-epidemic
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    Tabla de Contenidos: “…Journey across Russia the soviet union today--v. 46. Lakes, peaks, and prairies: Discovering the united states canadian border--v. 47. …”
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    The National Geographic Society
  9. 509
    “…We designed a consensus gene of PR of HIV-1 clade A FSU_A strain which infects millions of people in the territory of the former Soviet Union and which has so far remained highly conserved due to rapid transfer within high-risk groups of the population. …”
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    HIV-1 Protease as DNA Immunogen against Drug Resistance in HIV-1 Infection: DNA Immunization with Drug Resistant HIV-1 Protease Protects Mice from Challenge with Protease-Expressing Cells
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    por Delgado, Maria del Mar, Roslin, Tomas, Tikhonov, Gleb, Meyke, Evgeniy, Lo, Coong, Gurarie, Eliezer, Abadonova, Marina, Abduraimov, Ozodbek, Adrianova, Olga, Akimova, Tatiana, Akkiev, Muzhigit, Ananin, Aleksandr, Andreeva, Elena, Andriychuk, Natalia, Antipin, Maxim, Arzamascev, Konstantin, Babina, Svetlana, Babushkin, Miroslav, Bakin, Oleg, Barabancova, Anna, Basilskaja, Inna, Belova, Nina, Belyaeva, Natalia, Bespalova, Tatjana, Bisikalova, Evgeniya, Bobretsov, Anatoly, Bobrov, Vladimir, Bobrovskyi, Vadim, Bochkareva, Elena, Bogdanov, Gennady, Bolshakov, Vladimir, Bondarchuk, Svetlana, Bukharova, Evgeniya, Butunina, Alena, Buyvolov, Yuri, Buyvolova, Anna, Bykov, Yuri, Chakhireva, Elena, Chashchina, Olga, Cherenkova, Nadezhda, Chistjakov, Sergej, Chuhontseva, Svetlana, Davydov, Evgeniy A., Demchenko, Viktor, Diadicheva, Elena, Dobrolyubov, Aleksandr, Dostoyevskaya, Ludmila, Drovnina, Svetlana, Drozdova, Zoya, Dubanaev, Akynaly, Dubrovsky, Yuriy, Elsukov, Sergey, Epova, Lidia, Ermakova, Olga S., Ermakova, Olga, Esengeldenova, Aleksandra, Evstigneev, Oleg, Fedchenko, Irina, Fedotova, Violetta, Filatova, Tatiana, Gashev, Sergey, Gavrilov, Anatoliy, Gaydysh, Irina, Golovcov, Dmitrij, Goncharova, Nadezhda, Gorbunova, Elena, Gordeeva, Tatyana, Grishchenko, Vitaly, Gromyko, Ludmila, Hohryakov, Vladimir, Hritankov, Alexander, Ignatenko, Elena, Igosheva, Svetlana, Ivanova, Uliya, Ivanova, Natalya, Kalinkin, Yury, Kaygorodova, Evgeniya, Kazansky, Fedor, Kiseleva, Darya, Knorre, Anastasia, Kolpashikov, Leonid, Korobov, Evgenii, Korolyova, Helen, Korotkikh, Natalia, Kosenkov, Gennadiy, Kossenko, Sergey, Kotlugalyamova, Elvira, Kozlovsky, Evgeny, Kozsheechkin, Vladimir, Kozurak, Alla, Kozyr, Irina, Krasnopevtseva, Aleksandra, Kruglikov, Sergey, Kuberskaya, Olga, Kudryavtsev, Aleksey, Kulebyakina, Elena, Kulsha, Yuliia, Kupriyanova, Margarita, Kurbanbagamaev, Murad, Kutenkov, Anatoliy, Kutenkova, Nadezhda, Kuyantseva, Nadezhda, Kuznetsov, Andrey, Larin, Evgeniy, Lebedev, Pavel, Litvinov, Kirill, Luzhkova, Natalia, Mahmudov, Azizbek, Makovkina, Lidiya, Mamontov, Viktor, Mayorova, Svetlana, Megalinskaja, Irina, Meydus, Artur, Minin, Aleksandr, Mitrofanov, Oleg, Motruk, Mykhailo, Myslenkov, Aleksandr, Nasonova, Nina, Nemtseva, Natalia, Nesterova, Irina, Nezdoliy, Tamara, Niroda, Tatyana, Novikova, Tatiana, Panicheva, Darya, Pavlov, Alexey, Pavlova, Klara, Van, Polina, Podolski, Sergei, Polikarpova, Natalja, Polyanskaya, Tatiana, Pospelov, Igor, Pospelova, Elena, Prokhorov, Ilya, Prokosheva, Irina, Puchnina, Lyudmila, Putrashyk, Ivan, Raiskaya, Julia, Rozhkov, Yuri, Rozhkova, Olga, Rudenko, Marina, Rybnikova, Irina, Rykova, Svetlana, Sahnevich, Miroslava, Samoylov, Alexander, Sanko, Valeri, Sapelnikova, Inna, Sazonov, Sergei, Selyunina, Zoya, Shalaeva, Ksenia, Shashkov, Maksim, Shcherbakov, Anatoliy, Shevchyk, Vasyl, Shubin, Sergej, Shujskaja, Elena, Sibgatullin, Rustam, Sikkila, Natalia, Sitnikova, Elena, Sivkov, Andrei, Skok, Nataliya, Skorokhodova, Svetlana, Smirnova, Elena, Sokolova, Galina, Sopin, Vladimir, Spasovski, Yurii, Stepanov, Sergei, Stratiy, Vitalіy, Strekalovskaya, Violetta, Sukhov, Alexander, Suleymanova, Guzalya, Sultangareeva, Lilija, Teleganova, Viktorija, Teplov, Viktor, Teplova, Valentina, Tertitsa, Tatiana, Timoshkin, Vladislav, Tirski, Dmitry, Tolmachev, Andrej, Tomilin, Aleksey, Tselishcheva, Ludmila, Turgunov, Mirabdulla, Tyukh, Yurij, Van, Vladimir, Ershkova, Elena, Vasin, Aleksander, Vasina, Aleksandra, Vekliuk, Anatoliy, Vetchinnikova, Lidia, Vinogradov, Vladislav, Volodchenkov, Nikolay, Voloshina, Inna, Xoliqov, Tura, Yablonovska-Grishchenko, Eugenia, Yakovlev, Vladimir, Yakovleva, Marina, Yantser, Oksana, Yarema, Yurij, Zahvatov, Andrey, Zakharov, Valery, Zelenetskiy, Nicolay, Zheltukhin, Anatolii, Zubina, Tatyana, Kurhinen, Juri, Ovaskainen, Otso
    Publicado 2020
    “…To resolve spatial and seasonal variation in species’ response, we use a unique dataset of 91 taxa and 178 phenological events observed across a network of 472 monitoring sites, spread across the nations of the former Soviet Union. We show that compared to local rates of advancement of phenological events with the advancement of temperature-related cues (i.e., variation within site over years), spatial variation in reaction norms tend to accentuate responses in spring (cogradient variation) and attenuate them in autumn (countergradient variation). …”
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    Differences in spatial versus temporal reaction norms for spring and autumn phenological events
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