Head of the department
ALLAMURATOV MIRTAZA
Head of Department
Degree:
Candidate of Sciences, PhD
Scientific title:
Associate Professor
Reception days:
Monday - Friday, 09:00 - 17:00
Address:
Address: 100174, Tashkent city, Almazor district, University street, 4th house
History of the department
The Department of Physiology and Biochemistry was established in 1920 by Professor E.F. Poyarkov. The following scientists have headed the Department of Human and Animal Physiology at the National University of Uzbekistan:
- 1920-1926 – Prof. E.F. Poyarkov
- 1926-1940 – A.I. Venchikov
- 1940-1962 – A.I. Izrael
- 1962-1976 – Prof. A.S. Shatalina
- 1976-1985 – A.K. Hamroqulov
- 1986-1993 – Academician B. Zaripov
- 1994-2011 – K.T. Almatov
- 2011-2013 – Prof. L.S. Kuchkarova
- 2013-2014 – G.M.-K. Djabbarova
- 2014-2021 – Z.A. Mamatova
- 2021-2023 – B.A. Kaxarov
- Since 2024 – Associate Professor M. Allamuratov
Research Activities of the Department
The department conducts research in the following areas:
- Investigating the effects of high temperatures and toxic substances on various physiological and biochemical processes in the body and exploring ways to restore these processes.
- Studying the impact of various biologically active compounds and flavonoids on metabolism and energy exchange.
- Examining the effects of heavy metal salts on the assimilation of substances in developing organisms.
- Comparative physiology and ecology of digestion and nutrition.
Department Staff
Currently, the department employs 18 faculty members, including:
- 1 academician (B.Z. Zaripov)
- 1 professor
- 10 associate professors
- 3 senior lecturers
- Other teaching staff
A detailed list of faculty members with their positions and academic credentials follows.
The composition of the department
Zaripov Bakridin Xxx
Professor
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Kuchkarova Lyubov Salijanovna
Professor
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Komilov Esoxon Jo‘rayevich
Associate Professor
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Mirzakulov Sobitjon Oltinovich
Associate Professor
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Axmedova Gulsara Bahodir qizi
Associate Professor
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Adilbekov Taxir Toxtayevich
Associate Professor
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Kaxorov Bolta Abdugaforovich
Associate Professor
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Yusupova Umidaxon Raxmonovna
Associate Professor
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Djabbarova Gulchexra Muxamed-Karimovna
Associate Professor
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Karimova Irodaxon Ibroximjonovna
Associate Professor
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Mamatova Zulayxo Amindjanovna
Associate Professor
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Yaxyayeva-Urunova Mavjuda Xaydarovna
Associate Professor
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Abduraxmonov Jaxongir Saydazim o‘g‘li
Senior Lecturer
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Muxtorov Alisher Abdugafor o‘g‘li
Senior Lecturer
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Axmedova Saidaxon Ergash qizi
Senior Lecturer
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Qayumov Hasan Yusuf o‘g‘li
Senior Lecturer
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Bokova Anna Aleksandrovna
Senior Lecturer
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Komilov Jahongir Saidjon o‘g‘li
Trainee teacher
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Patxullayeva Zilola Ismoiljon qizi
Trainee teacher
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Shukurova Diyora Azimovna
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Mirzajonova Gulchiroy Solijonovna
Assistent
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Scientific activity
At the Department of Human and Animal Physiology, nearly 30 research projects within the framework of state and international programs, as well as economic contracts, have been successfully implemented to date.
Currently, fundamental research is being conducted in the following area: studying the physiological, biochemical, and molecular indicators of the organism under various normal and pathological conditions (including neurodegenerative diseases, hypothyroidism, autoimmune processes, diabetes mellitus, and other metabolic disorders), as well as developing scientific foundations for their correction using biologically active compounds.
Researchers at the department are engaged in studies related to:
- The role of adrenal glands in regulating the hydrolytic and transport functions of the small intestine.
- Mechanisms of digestive regulation in chronic experiments on animals.
- Development of hydrolytic systems in offspring depending on maternal thyroid status.
- Development of enzymatic systems in the initial and final stages of carbohydrate, protein, and lipid hydrolysis in sheep ontogenesis.
- Oral immunization.
- The effect of some pesticides on mitochondrial levels.
- Energy metabolism and oxidative stress correction in mitochondrial dysfunction in liver diseases (e.g., hepatitis).
- Physiological mechanisms of post-COVID-19 recovery.
- Biorhythms of functional indicators in the termite species Anacanthotermes ahngerianus jacobs.
- Inflammatory activity of new amides derived from 3-acetoxyglycyrrhetinic acid.
- Body composition and dietary behavior of adolescent girls.
The department has published:
- 50 textbooks and teaching materials
- 35 monographs
- Numerous articles in prestigious journals indexed in Scopus and Web of Science.
International Collaboration
International cooperation
The Department of Human and Animal Physiology collaborates with scientists from various countries, including Russia, the USA, Poland, the Czech Republic, Belarus, India, China, Austria, Germany, Spain, South Korea, Turkey, Kazakhstan, and Tajikistan. Some key collaborations include:
- Harvard and Florida Universities (USA)
- Sakharov International State Environmental Institute (Belarusian State University)
- Wageningen University (Netherlands)
- Czech University of Life Sciences (Czech Republic)
- Pavlov Institute of Physiology (Russia)
- Kyzylorda State University (Kazakhstan)
- Royal University of England (UK)
- Hexingen University (Germany)
Completed International Projects
- IL-4821091572 – “Fundamental Basis for Nutritional Correction of Thyroid Gland Autopathology and Its Complications in the Pancreas” (2022-2024), Belarus-Uzbekistan. Project Leader: Prof. L.S. Kuchkarova.
- A-OT-2021-380 – “Development of Peptide-Linked Biostimulants Used as Feed Additives for Cattle.” Project Leader: Assoc. Prof. B.A. Kaxarov.
Currently, scientists from the USA, Turkey, Belarus, and China are working on various research projects in collaboration with the department, with plans to secure grant funding.
