[The forensic medical expertise of the holy relics of the righteous martyr Anastasiya of Uglich]. / Sudebno-meditsinskaia ékspertiza moshchei prepodobnomuchenitsy Anastasii Uglichskoi.

This article was designed to report the results of the comprehensive (historical-archival, forensic anthropological, and molecular-genetic) investigation into the holy relics of the righteous martyr Anastasiya of Uglich. The well-reasoned expert conclusion contains the scientifically sound data on the prescription of the martyr's corpse burial, age group and sexual identity of the relics, specific anthropological features of the skeleton, torture instruments, and the immediate cause of death. Taken together, the data thus obtained give evidence that the relics actually belong to one of the well-known saints of the Russian orthodox church.

Amantadine decreases d-amphetamine stimulation and increases d-amphetamine anorexia in mice.

Amantadine hydrochloride (Symmetrel), an antiviral, antiparkinson agent that is most frequently used clinically at oral doses of 2 to 3 mg/kg, significantly decreased d-amphetamine-induced CNS stimulation (motor activity) and simultaneously increased d-amphetamine-induced anorexia (milk intake) in mice. Amantadine did this at oral doses of 2.5 and 5 mg/kg, which alone had no effect on either motor activity or milk intake.