Anatoly Ivanovich
Mikhalsky
Senior scientist,
Institute of Control Sciences RAS Profsoyuznaya 65,
117997 Moscow, Russia
phone: 007(495)3348820 (off)
Working
in the fields of:
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solution of inverse
problems;
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modeling of longevity and
aging in model systems (worms, flies, mice, ...) and humans;
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investigation of response
to different forms of stress in living organisms;
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investigation of age
related disability spread in population;
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investigation of radiation
risks of cancer and non-cancer morbidity;
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methods of analysis
in heterogeneous populations are widely applied in these
investigations.
e-mail:
ipuran@yandex.ru
Some key
publications:
Michalski A., Morgenstern W., Ivanov V.K. and
Maksyitov M.A. Estimation of morbidity dynamics from incomplete
follow-up studies // J. Epid. Biostatistics. – 1996. – Vol.1. –
P.151-157.
Michalski A., Johnson T., Cypser J., Yashin A.
Heating stress patterns in Caenorhabditis elegans longevity and
survivorship // Biogerontology. – 2001. – Vol.2.– P.35-44.
Anisimov V., Zavarzina N., Zabezhinski M., Popovich
I., Zimina O., Shtylick A., Arutjunyan A., Oparina T., Prokopenko V.,
Mikhalski A. and Yashin A. Melatonin increases both life span and tumor
incidence in female CBA mice // J Gerontol A Biol Sci Med Sci. – 2001. –
Vol.56. – P.B311-B323.
Yashin A., Cypser J., Johnson T., Michalski A., Boyko
S., Novoseltsev V. Heat shock changes the heterogeneity distribution in
populations of Caenorhabditis elegans: does it tell us anything about
the biological mechanism of stress response? // J Gerontol A Biol Sci
Med Sci. – 2002. – Vol.57. – P.B83-B92.
Michalski A., Yashin A. Detection of hormesis effect
in longevity: simulation approach for heterogeneous population //
Mathematical Biosciences. – 2002. – Vol.175. – P.57-66.
Michalski A. Reliability Problems and Longevity
Analysis // Recent advances in stochastic modeling and data analysis /
Christos H. Skiadas (ed.) – World Scientific, 2007. – P.553-561.
Michalski A. Application of Inverse Problems in
Epidemiology and Biodemography // Statistical Models and Methods for
Biomedical and Technical Systems / F. Vonta, M. Nikulin, N. Limnios, C.
Huber (eds.) – Birkhauser, Boston, 2008. – P.279-298.
