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Vascular Complications in Chuvash Polycythemia

Seminars in Thrombosis and Hemostasis, 2006
Chuvash polycythemia is characterized by a homozygous 598C> T germline mutation in the von Hippel-Lindau gene ( VHL), upregulation of hypoxia-inducible factor-1alpha during normoxia, and resulting augmentation of erythropoietin and several other hypoxia-controlled genes.
Victor R, Gordeuk, Josef T, Prchal
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The Chuvash Republic

Anthropology & Archeology of Eurasia, 2005
(2005). The Chuvash Republic. Anthropology & Archeology of Eurasia: Vol. 44, No. 2, pp. 41-60.
IVAN BOIKO, IURI MARKOV, VALENTINA KHARITONOVA   +2 more
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Chuvash Ethnoblogging: Representing Ethnicity in Cyberspace

Вестник антропологии (Herald of Anthropology)
One of the ways in which ethnicity manifests itself on the Internet is ethnoblogging, which has been actively developing in recent years among the peoples of the Ural-Volga region, including the Chuvash.
E. Yagafova
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Folklorism in Chuvash prose: its ideological-thematic and plot-forming significance

Philology. Theory & Practice
The study aims to reveal the conscious and unconsciously hidden forms of interpretation of folklore examples at the lexical, figurative, and compositional levels and to identify the connection between folk culture and the writer’s worldview (folklorism).
V. V. Nikiforova, A. Myshkina
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New Chuvash–Common Turkic Cognate and its Relation to Tocharian

Orientalia Suecana
This study proposes a new cognate relationship between Chuvash vĕre- ‘to boil’ and Common Turkic *özä- ‘to suffer’. Both can be traced back to Proto-Turkic *ör₂ǟ- ‘to burn (intransitive), be hot’, derived from *ör₂V-. The semantic shift from ‘to burn’ to
Orçun Ünal
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Anthroponyms and somatisms in Russian and Chuvash riddles: intersections of cultural codes

Philology. Theory & Practice
The aim of the research is to identify the features of representing the surrounding world in riddles through anthroponyms and somatisms in the Russian and Chuvash linguistic worldviews.
T. V. Denisova, O. Dimitrieva
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Headwear as an element of a nation's linguistic and cultural code: a study of Russian and Chuvash languages

Philology. Theory & Practice
This study aims to identify the specific features of the representation of the "clothing" code in Russian and Chuvash linguistic cultures through a comparative semantic analysis of Russian and Chuvash lexemes and phraseological units belonging to the ...
L. V. Borisova, E. A. Grigorieva
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Representation of the Bride’s Image in Paintings by Chuvash Artists

Polylinguality and Transcultural Practices
The image of the bride in world painting is the embodiment of youth and beauty. Reflecting the trends of the time and national ideals of femininity, the artists created a number of outstanding works.
A. A. Malinina
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Non-orphan heritage of the Chuvash and Mari populations

Practical medicine
The article discusses hereditary isolated hypotrichosis; hereditary erythrocytosis; autosomal recessive osteopetrosis; and autosomal dominant brachydactylia type B, which are highly endemic for Chuvashia.
A. G. Kirillov
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