The specific features of staphylococcal skin flora of sportsmen of different specializations
Abstract
The aim of research is to investigate the features of staphylococcal microflora of sportsmen of different specializations.
About the Authors
V. A. Zaborova
First MSMU named after I. M. Sechenov
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
PhD, lecturer of the chair of physical therapy and sports medicine
V. G. Arzumanyan
Vaccines and serums research institute named after I. I. Mechnikov of RAMS
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Doctor of biology, head of the laboratory of fungi and bacteria physiology
T. A. Artemieva
Vaccines and serums research institute named after I. I. Mechnikov of RAMS
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
chief technologist of the laboratory of fungi and bacteria physiology
L. M. Butovchenko
Vaccines and serums research institute named after I. I. Mechnikov of RAMS
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
chief engineer of the laboratory of fungi and bacteria physiology
K. G. Gurevich
UNESCO (MSMSU)
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
MD, prof., head of the chair “A healthy lifestyle – is the key to successful development”
M. V. Terekhova
UNESCO (MSMSU)
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
post-graduate student of the chair “A healthy lifestyle – is the key to successful development”
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