Theses Abstracts

ByОлена Коновалова
Theses Abstracts

1. Makovetska O.Yu. Biologically active substances of the genus Hypericum L. as a source for the creation of medicinal products with specified properties. – Abstract of the dissertation … Dr. of Pharm. Sciences: 15.00.02. – Kyiv, 2002. – 37 p.

2. Makovetskaya E.Yu. Biological features and comparative assessment of biologically active substances of representatives of the genus Hypericum L. in Ukraine. – Abstract of the dissertation … Cand. of Biol. Sciences. – Kyiv, 1992. – 17 p.

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