Kuttubaev Omurbek Tashibekovich (1956),
Doctor of Medical Sciences (2000)
Kyrgyz. Born in the village of Kochkor, Kochkor District, Naryn Region.
Graduated from KGMI (1978), postgraduate studies at the Institute of Medical Genetics of the USSR Academy of Medical Sciences (Moscow, 1982).
Worked as an assistant, senior lecturer, and since 1995 - head of the Department of Medical Biology, Genetics, and Parasitology at KGMA.
Specialist in the field of medical genetics, pathophysiology, and parasitology.
Published more than 50 scientific works, including 2 monographs.
Main works:
1. Some methods of selecting individuals sent to the mountains (in the book "Adaptation of the organism to natural and ecosocial environmental conditions" (co-authored). Bishkek, 1998.
2. Forecasting the resilience of military personnel to extreme conditions of high altitude (co-authored). //In the book: Morphofunctional transformations of organs and tissues under the influence of extreme factors on the organism. St. Petersburg, 1998. pp. 47-48.
3. Diastolic reserves of the right ventricle - a prognostic indicator of the organism's resilience to hypoxia (co-authored). //In the book: General and Clinical Pathophysiology. St. Petersburg, 1999.
4. High-altitude hypoxia. Bishkek, "Polyglot", 1999.
5. Mountain intermittent (“fluctuating”) adaptation (co-authored) //Journal: Clinical Medicine and Pathophysiology, I. St. Petersburg, 1999. pp. 16-20.