Dons'koi Boris

Ph.D., Senior Researcher

Description of the field of scientific research:

Immune subpopulations of peripheral blood and endometrial tissue in patients with reproductive losses and healthy fertile women. Functional activity of NK lymphocytes and development of methods for its determination.

List of duties:

Boris is the head of the Immunology Laboratory. He studies the immune aspects of reproductive processes in women. He researches the immune mechanisms of reproductive losses and endometrial receptivity.

Professional experience:

Since 1999, Boris has been a laboratory assistant in the Immunology Laboratory, and since 2000 he has been a junior researcher.

In 2008, Boris defended his PhD thesis. Since 2009, he has held the position of Senior Research Scientist at the Immunology Laboratory, and since 2020 — Head of the Immunology Laboratory.

In addition, since 2000, Boris has been a member of the American and European Society for Reproductive Immunology. He is also a reviewer for the journals Journal of Reproductive Immunology, Diagnostics, Journal of Immunological Methods, and since 2019, he has been a WHO consultant in Ukraine on HIV diagnostics.

Keywords:

• Biochemistry

• Biology

• Public speaking

• Commercialization of scientific inventions

• Healthcare

Basic scientific publications:

• Changes in the immunophenotype of endometrium during implantation window receptivity formation in healthy fertile women

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  Yaroslava Anoshko; Boris Dons'koi; Iryna Sudoma; Ksenia Khazhylenko; Dariia Zabara; Yana Goncharova, Placenta 2023-10

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• Accentuated hypo-and hyper-NK lymphocyte CD8 expression is a marker of NK subsets’ misbalance and is predictive for reproductive failures

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  Boris V Dons’koi, Immunobiology 2015/5/1. 649-655

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• Measurement of NK activity in whole blood by the CD69 up-regulation after co-incubation with K562, comparison with NK cytotoxicity assays and CD107a degranulation assay

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  Boris V Dons' koi, Viktor P Chernyshov, Darina V Osypchuk, Journal of Immunological Methods 2011/9/30. 187-195.

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