OPPORTUNITIES FOR IMPLEMENTING DIGITAL PEDAGOGICAL TECHNOLOGIES IN THE CONTINUOUS EDUCATION SYSTEM

Niyozova Shakhnoza Farhod qizi

Termiz University of Economics and Service

Primary Education Department

Abstract

The article highlights the importance of modern pedagogical technologies and digital transformation in the continuous education system. The possibilities of integrating digital technologies into the educational process, their impact on effectiveness, existing challenges, and ways to overcome them are examined. In addition, the prospects of digital transformation processes in the national education system are analyzed.

Keywords: Continuous education, digital transformation, pedagogical technologies, distance learning, LMS, innovation.

In the context of globalization and the digital society, modernizing the education system is one of the most urgent issues. The introduction of modern pedagogical technologies at every stage of education plays a significant role not only in developing teachers’ digital competencies but also in enhancing students’ digital literacy. The “Digital Uzbekistan – 2030” strategy specifically identifies accelerating digital transformation in the education sector as a priority task.

Continuous education is a holistic system consisting of interconnected stages that develop progressively from simple to complex and logically follow one another. The continuous education process creates favorable conditions for the comprehensive development of an individual. During this period, a person acquires fundamental scientific knowledge and professional skills, develops high moral and ethical qualities, and grows into a competent and qualified specialist.

A specific worldview is also formed. In the Republic of Uzbekistan, continuous education is organized in accordance with state educational standards and curriculum requirements. Continuous education serves as the foundation for training qualified and competitive personnel and encompasses increasing the social status and prestige of young researchers and academic staff, among other objectives.

Continuous education includes the following types of education: preschool education, general secondary education, secondary specialized and vocational education, higher education, postgraduate education, professional development and retraining of personnel, and extracurricular education.The learning process of a modern individual does not end with preschool institutions, general education schools, academic lyceums, vocational colleges, or higher education institutions. A person must learn throughout their entire life; therefore, education must be continuous. Thus, continuous education is a requirement of the modern era.

In contemporary society, the strategic direction for the development of the education system is the intellectual and moral development of individuals based on purposeful independent activity in various fields.

In this context, three main tasks are emphasized: Reforming the education system; Recognizing independent activity as a fundamental principle of education and upbringing;Introducing modern information technologies into the educational and upbringing process.

Digital transformation is a process of continuous change driven by modern and digital technologies. Although digital transformation is not a new phenomenon, it represents the accelerated development of a complex of modern technologies.The twenty-first century is recognized as the age of digital technologies. Today, digital transformation processes are rapidly progressing in almost all spheres of society. Particularly in education, ongoing changes require not only new teaching and methodological approaches but also a fundamental renewal of thinking. Merely acquiring knowledge is no longer sufficient; a modern learner must be independent, creative, innovative, and open to new ideas.

Digital technologies—artificial intelligence, online platforms, virtual and blended learning systems—expand students’ worldviews and create opportunities for expressing opinions and finding unconventional solutions to problems.Pedagogical technology is considered one of the main components of pedagogical mastery. It enables teachers to quickly and accurately choose appropriate words, tone of speech, facial expressions, gestures, and behaviors when interacting with students, as well as to maintain calmness and analytical thinking in unexpected pedagogical situations. In effective pedagogical influence, all elements of a teacher’s pedagogical technique are clearly manifested simultaneously, including speech, gestures, facial expressions, and movements.

Pedagogical technique is formed based on the teacher’s individual psychological and physiological characteristics. Individual pedagogical technique depends on factors such as gender, age, temperament, character, and anatomical-psychological traits.LMS (Learning Management System) refers to a system for managing the learning process. In simple terms, it is an online platform and software where teachers upload instructional materials (texts, videos, assignments), students study these materials and complete tasks, and the system monitors learners’ activities (grades, ratings, attendance). The advantages of LMS include the possibility of distance learning, automatic assessment of student performance, centralized storage of learning materials, and fast communication between teachers and students. Popular LMS examples include Moodle (widely used in universities), Google Classroom (commonly used in schools), Microsoft Teams (used in education and business), Canvas, and Blackboard (used in international universities).

Thus, LMS is considered the core of modern digital education.The modern education system aims not only to engage students in learning but also to develop their ability to expand their knowledge, conduct research, and work independently. This has become one of the most important tasks of the educational process.

The application of innovative pedagogical methods and technologies in education creates opportunities for students to think independently and engage in self-development. In independent learning, students must demonstrate active participation in the educational process, conduct research, and apply their findings in practice. Today, education requires not only reliance on traditional lessons but also effective use of modern technologies, internet resources, and other educational tools.

Many countries around the world, including China and South Korea, place great emphasis on developing independent learning through extensive use of educational technologies. Pedagogical innovations are applied to encourage effective learning and improve the educational process. This is reflected in the formation of renewal, creative thinking, and innovative approaches in modern pedagogy.

Pedagogy is the science of education and upbringing. The term “pedagogy” originates from the Greek language and means “to lead a child.” As society’s attitudes toward intellectual and moral development have evolved, pedagogy has gained a distinct place as the science of guiding individuals toward proper development.

Consequently, pedagogy occupies a special position within the system of world sciences as the discipline responsible for educating individuals.The concept of “innovation” was introduced into science as a new economic category by the Austrian (later American) scholar Joseph Schumpeter in the first decade of the twentieth century. In his work The Theory of Economic Development (1911), Schumpeter was the first to analyze new combinations of change in development and provided a comprehensive explanation of the innovation process.

Innovation refers to a new development introduced into civil circulation or used for personal needs that ensures significant socio-economic benefits when applied in practice. As an economic category, innovation reflects the general characteristics, features, relationships, and interactions involved in creating and implementing new ideas.

The main methods for generating new ideas include: Trial and error; The control questions method; Brainstorming; Synectics; The sevenfold search strategy; The method of solving inventive problems.

Digital transformation in the education system has led to the following changes: Expansion of distance learning through digital platforms such as Zoom, Google Classroom, and Microsoft Teams; Creation of personalized learning opportunities through artificial intelligence-based programs; Active student engagement through online tests, digital laboratories, and simulators.

Online learning platforms enable students to receive education at any time and from any location. Learners can watch lessons at their convenience, ask questions, and independently study educational materials. Such platforms support individualized learning approaches by allowing students to access resources according to their learning styles.The integration of digital technologies into the education system greatly contributes to implementing individualized approaches, creating learning processes tailored to students’ needs, and increasing educational effectiveness.

Through artificial intelligence, data analysis, online learning platforms, and innovative technologies, education can be made more efficient and engaging. Optimizing the educational process and considering students’ individual needs through digital technologies significantly enhances the quality and effectiveness of education.

Conclusion

The widespread implementation of digital pedagogical technologies in the continuous education system is a crucial factor in improving educational effectiveness, developing twenty-first-century skills among students, and training competitive specialists. The successful realization of digital transformation requires cooperation between state educational institutions and educators. Consistent reforms in this direction will ensure the sustainable development of the national education system in the future.

It is important to emphasize that pedagogical innovations must be harmonized with national traditions and the characteristics of the education system during the digital transformation process. Digital education is not merely technology; it represents a new didactic approach and a means of elevating teacher–student collaboration to a qualitatively new level. Therefore, adapting curricula to the digital environment, fostering students’ creativity and information culture, and testing and implementing international best practices locally are of great importance.

As a result, the effective use of digital technologies makes the educational process not only interactive and efficient but also sustainable and inclusive.

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Niyozova Shakhnoza Farhod qizi was born on May 24, 1993, in Sariosiyo District of Surkhandarya Region. She graduated from Secondary School No. 55 in Sariosiyo District and later completed her studies in the Social and Humanitarian Sciences track at Academic Lyceum No. 4 under Termez State University.

She is currently a fourth-year student in the Primary Education program at the Faculty of Pedagogy and Social and Humanitarian Sciences of Termez University of Economics and Service. In the 2024–2025 academic year, she was awarded the university-established Rector’s Scholarship.To date, many of Shakhnoza’s academic articles have been regularly published and featured in mass media outlets. Her goal is to become a highly qualified specialist in her profession and to share the valuable knowledge she has gained with future generations.

伊娃·佩特罗普卢·利亚努

怪异的日子

怪异的行为

人们迷失了方向

就像鸟儿或鲸鱼一样

他们失去了方向感

他们互相残杀

他们嫉妒

他们不愿与邻居共享最好的

地球厌倦了人类

Strange days

Strange behaviour

People are not going to correct direction

Like birds or whales

They lost their orientation

They are killing eachother

They are jealous

They don’t want the best of the neighbor

Earth is tired of humans

被遗忘

我们曾祈求不被遗忘……

但我们却忘记了生活

我们忘记了爱

我们忘记了对那些曾经帮助过我们的人说声你好，说声谢谢！

我们曾祈求耐心

我们曾祈求善良

但他们从未教导我们关于自私的人

关于邪恶的人

他们如同毒蛇，就在我们身边

等待着我们的时刻

那些微小的时刻

到来

然后毁灭我们

我们曾祈求相信自己

我们曾祈求积极向上

但他们从未解释过

我们将是唯一一个必须做到这一点的人

因为人们忙于发动战争

赚钱

攫取权力

我做了他们要求我做的事，但我却被遗忘……

在战场上……

Forgotten

We have asked not to be forgotten….

But we forget to live

We forget to love

We forget to say hello and thank you to people they were there for us!!

We asked to be patient

We have asked to be kind

But they never teach us about the selfish person

The evil people

They snakes they are among us

That are waiting for our moments

The small moments

To come

And destroy

We have asked to believe in ourselves

We have asked to be positive

But they never explained that

We will be the only that we must do that

As people are occupied with make war

Make money

Have power

I do what  they asked but i walk forgotten….

In the battle field…

女人们

我在想，我自由吗？

你觉得自由吗？

不

每天我都走在充满无限可能和机遇的街道上……

但没有人注意到我

因为我是个女人……

女人被利用的程度简直难以言喻……

从出生那天起

女人就需要教育孩子

为孩子做饭

教他思考……说话……

行动……

女人要做的事情太多了

但之后呢……

女人需要

女人渴望

女人的话语

一个不存在的人

直到有一天

你看着镜子

你看到你的脸

你看到你的心

你看到你的身体

你却认不出自己

因为你已经被利用了

被拒绝利用了

被孤独利用了

被虚伪的人利用了

被错误的决定利用了

失去了信仰！！！

Women. 

I was wondering if I am free? 

Do u feel free? 

Nooo 

Every day I walk in a street of possibilities and opportunities.. 

But nobody look at me 

As i am a woman.. 

It is unspeakable how much a woman is used.. 

From day one 

A woman needed to educate the child 

To cook for a child 

To learn him how to think.. Speak.. 

Act..  

A lot for a woman to do 

But what happens after..

A woman need 

A woman wish 

A woman word 

Inexistant person 

Until one day 

You will look at the mirror 

You see your face 

You will see your heart 

You will see your body 

And u will not recognize it 

Because u will be so used 

Used from the rejection 

Used from the loneliness 

Used from the fake people 

Used from the bad decisions 

Without faith!!

Nothing Matters

Help me understand 
why nothing matters.
Repeatedly, I listen to
a joke that is not funny.
Maybe my ears do not
work. Maybe I am drunk,
too drunk, and my mind,
my poor mind is gone. I
could barely hear my own 
thoughts. In my head
I hear dogs barking and
a tarantula dancing and
time beating backward.
I grow tired of sound. If
a tree falls, I cannot hear
it when I see it drop in
front of me. In my head
an orange sunset swallows 
a burning plane whole.
I hear my heart racing.
I pretend my heart has 
stopped. Believe me
that nothing matters.
When I think back, I 
could never find my
footing. The ground
broke my fall. Above
the sky stood witness
all day and all of the night.

Kicking Stones

I will not go along
the road without kicking 
stones that are in the way.
I kicked one so far that
it was not seen again.
I believe it went up
to the clouds. I think it
put a hole in the sun.
I believe it brought down
a satellite. The others
only exploded right
after I kicked them,
too brittle for this world.

Go Nowhere

If I could anywhere, 
I want to go nowhere.
With these eyes as
my windows, I could
see far and wide. 
I could see inside 
myself. I could hear
everything I have 
ever forgotten. I
can see the truth
which is basically 
nothing depending 
on what you believe.
I can see nowhere.
It is where I want to go.

See the Mountains

I was born where I could not
see the mountains from the
street I grew up from birth to
seven years of age. When I
moved across the border, I
saw rivers, places named after
words I did not understand,
and I saw the mountains from
the street where I lived. I had
to relearn the alphabet, to 
learn the new words, the new 
language I would use to fit in,
to get by, to make a life, a
living in this country. On a
bright early morning I saw 
people who came to this
country like me, people who
worked hard to make a living,
to feed their family, being taken
away by masked goons. I could
see the mountains where I
stood. I wondered if I went there,
if I would be safer than living
in suburban or the urban streets.

My Suits

My suits have not been used for years.
They hang in the closet worn by a man
who was more slender in those times
the suit came off the hangar. My body
has transformed over the years, been
on the operating table, cut into to get
the cancer out to allow me to live one
more decade if the fates will allow. In
this daily existence I have measured 
my steps, counted the minutes, and
worked at a mind-drudging job to pay
the bills, care for my family, and help
those less fortunate than me. My suits 
gather dust, speechless, non-judgmental
in the same place I left them. I would
need to shed twenty, thirty, fifty pounds
to wear them well, to button at least
one button, or maybe two. My ties
have suffered from the same neglect.

Sidewalk 

Jerome Berglund (italic) 

Christina Chin (plain) 

sandpipers—

season it

by eye

hamaguri clam 

with a pinch of salt 

adorable,

wish were ours…

pink flowers

the seabreeze lulls

a hammock dream

catching sun’s rays

teabag on bank

of the curb

hidden in twilight

a little cuckoo

BROTHER (for the group “Chela A Pi”)

Give me the chicha to drink
and your nasal song
that springs from your being.
Shout your wisdom
to all the winds
with drums and charangos,
with violins and quenas.
Sing, brother,
for I want to get drunk,
dance in circles
of the bonfire,
for I want to be infected.
You who know
of time and suns,
tell me the stories
of our ancient land.
Teach me your language
of native words
for my Chaco verses
that want to be simple
as you are.

Ana Elisa Medina, from the book “Verses of the People”, Ed. Región, Resistencia, 1974, pp. 91 Argentina.

A writer, mediator, and visual arts technician, she has published six books: Verses of the People; History of the First Constitutional Governor of Santa Cruz; Santa Cruz in Flames; Being With…; Man’s Anxiety; Paths of the Soul; more than seventy-five anthologies; magazines, newspapers, and cultural radio programs such as “Aonikenk” and “Cultural Bonfire,” as well as television programs, etc. She has received national and international awards. A member of the C.F.C. of SADE, president of IALL, she is involved in several cultural groups such as “Together for Letters,” “Literary Sparks,” and “Artemanaike,” etc.

QARSHI DAVLAT TEXNIKA UNVERSTITETI RAQAMLI

TEXNOLOGIYALAR VA SUN’IY INTELLEKT FAKULTETI

KOMPYUTER INJINIRINGI YO’NALISHI

THE DIGITAL WORLD: OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES

Abstract

This article analyzes the role of digital technologies in modern society and the processes of digital transformation taking place across various sectors. It highlights the positive impact of the digital world on education, the economy, public administration, and everyday life. Key areas such as the digital economy, e-government systems, online services, and cloud technologies are examined from a scientific perspective. The study also explores issues related to internet security, personal data protection, and cybersecurity. In conclusion, the article evaluates the overall significance of the digital world for the development of society. 

Keywords:

Digital world, digitalization, digital economy, e-government, information technologies, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, online services, digital education, data protection, innovation.

Introduction

Today, technological progress is reaching its highest level, and digital technologies are becoming an integral part of all human activities. With the widespread use of the internet, mobile applications, and the rapid development of artificial intelligence, the concept of the “digital world” has emerged. This article examines the advantages and opportunities provided by the digital world, its impact on various aspects of society, and the challenges that arise as a result of digital transformation.

Main Part

The Role of the Digital World in Society

The process of digitalization is enabling significant changes in public administration, education, healthcare, the economy, and social life. The introduction of e-government systems provides citizens with convenient online access to official documents, applications, and public services. This contributes to time savings, transparency, and improved accessibility. In the field of education, digital platforms are widely used, fostering the development of distance learning systems. Virtual laboratories, digital libraries, and AI-based learning tools offer learners modern and efficient educational opportunities.  

The Formation of the Digital Economy

The digital economy is a modern economic model in which value is created primarily through digital data and technologies. E-commerce, online payment systems, fintech services, and cryptocurrencies are improving the efficiency of economic processes. Key advantages of the digital economy include:

 Increased transparency of economic activities

 Resource efficiency

 Fast payment systems

 Access to global markets

 Creation of new jobs

Security Issues in the Digital World

Along with technological advancement, various online threats have also emerged. Cybercrimes, malware, online fraud, and the theft of personal data have become major modern security concerns. These include:

 Phishing (stealing data through fake websites)

 Viruses and Trojan software

 Unauthorized access to databases

 Fake information and online manipulation

Therefore, it is essential to develop effective cybersecurity strategies, strengthen data protection mechanisms, and increase digital literacy.

4. The Importance of Digital Education

Digital education is one of the fastest-developing fields today. Distance learning, digital platforms, online courses, and electronic resources simplify the learning process and increase accessibility. Students can join classes from any location and gain access to a wide range of learning materials. Advantages of digital education include:

 Unlimited access to educational resourced

 Interactive learning methods

 Increased efficiency through modern technology 

Conclusion

In conclusion, the digital world has become an essential component of modern society. It covers all areas of human life and ensures more convenient, faster, and efficient operations. At the same time, the rapid development of digital technologies makes issues such as personal data protection, reducing online risks, and strengthening cybersecurity increasingly important. For successful development in the digital environment, it is crucial to use technologies consciously, responsibly, and safely.

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General Medicine, Group 114 B. 

Scientific Supervisor: Akmal Oxunjonovich Daminov

Mutations and Their Effects on the Organism

This article provides a scientific analysis of the biological nature of mutations, their effects on organisms, and their types. Mutations are considered permanent changes in genetic material and play an important role in shaping the phenotypic characteristics of organisms. The article discusses in detail the natural and artificial forms of mutations, their positive and negative consequences, as well as their effects on human and animal organisms.

Keywords: mutation, gene, genotype, phenotype, organism, genetic diversification, environmental factors.

Introduction

Mutations are changes in the structure of DNA or chromosomes that play a central role in biological evolution and in the emergence of various genetic diseases. Mutations shape the phenotypic characteristics of organisms and influence their ability to adapt to the environment.

In modern genetics, the study of mutations is of great importance for human health, breeding processes, and ecological research. Mutations occur as a result of many factors, including radiation, chemical substances, viruses, and natural mutational processes. Their outcomes may be noticeable at the phenotypic level, which can alter the organism’s vital activity in either positive or negative ways.

Main Part

Gene mutations are changes in the nucleotide sequence of a specific gene in DNA. Such changes play an important role in the transmission of genetic information and affect many biological processes. Gene mutations can occur in the following forms:

• Substitution – one nucleotide is replaced by another, which may change the encoded amino acid.
• Deletion – the loss of one or more nucleotides from the genetic sequence, resulting in disruption of the genetic code.
• Insertion – the addition of extra nucleotides into the gene, which may disturb the coding process.

These types of mutations directly affect protein synthesis. When the structure and function of a protein change, noticeable changes occur in the organism’s phenotype. These changes may range from simple physiological differences to complex genetic diseases.

Chromosomal mutations are changes in the structure of chromosomes that affect the location and quantity of genetic material. Such mutations include:

• Duplication – repetition of a chromosome segment, resulting in an increase in genetic material.
• Inversion – reversal of a chromosome segment, which may affect gene expression.
• Translocation – movement of genes from one chromosome to another, disrupting genetic balance.
• Deletion – loss of a chromosome segment, which may result in the loss of essential genes.

Chromosomal mutations usually have greater phenotypic effects than gene mutations. They may cause developmental defects, hereditary diseases, and various syndromes.

Effects of Mutations on the Organism

Some mutations provide organisms with adaptability and improved survival. For example, in the process of natural selection, certain mutations add beneficial traits to a population, lead to the emergence of new phenotypes, and play a role in evolution.

However, mutations are not always beneficial. Based on personal observations and studies, many mutations can significantly harm an organism’s vital functions. They may lead to developmental defects, hereditary diseases, infertility, and weakened immune systems. For instance, some gene mutations cause oncological diseases by disrupting normal cell structure and function. Therefore, it is important to remember that mutations may also have negative consequences. In some cases, they may not be noticeable during an individual’s lifetime but can pose a risk to future generations when inherited.

Neutral mutations are changes in genetic material that do not cause noticeable changes in an organism’s phenotype, that is, its external appearance. In other words, such mutations do not disrupt the organism’s vital activity. Therefore, they are called neutral, as they are neither beneficial nor harmful in the short term. Nevertheless, neutral mutations are scientifically important because they increase genetic diversity during evolution and contribute to the formation of beneficial traits through natural selection in the future.

Neutral mutations increase genetic diversification in populations and create new evolutionary opportunities. For example, a neutral change in a gene may remain unnoticed in a population for a long time, but when environmental conditions change, it may become beneficial. From this perspective, neutral mutations are an important scientific tool for predicting evolution and understanding the future of populations.

At the molecular level, neutral mutations are also significant. They help maintain DNA stability and ensure the continuous transmission of genetic information from generation to generation. At the same time, they contribute to the emergence of new alleles and gene combinations, allowing populations to maintain adaptability and expand biological diversity under natural conditions. However, neutral mutations may become beneficial or harmful in the future. For instance, when environmental conditions change резко, a previously neutral allele may provide a new advantage to the population. Therefore, monitoring and studying neutral mutations is essential, as it allows a deeper understanding of evolutionary processes.

Prevention and Control of Mutations

Preventing and controlling mutations is very important from the perspective of biological safety and population health. The first measures involve controlling radiation and chemical substances, as high doses of radiation or toxic compounds can damage DNA and increase mutation risk. Therefore, safety measures in industrial, laboratory, and medical fields are crucial.

A healthy lifestyle also plays an important role in reducing mutation risk. Proper nutrition, vitamins, and antioxidants help maintain genetic material stability. Regular physical activity, stress reduction, and avoiding harmful habits strengthen genetic health and reduce the risk of hereditary diseases.

Genetic counseling is an effective tool in mutation control. By assessing the risk of hereditary diseases during family planning, the negative effects of harmful mutations in future generations can be reduced. In this way, the health of individuals and their descendants can be protected. Genetic counseling is important not only for families but also for the healthy development of society as a whole.

Modern medicine also uses DNA testing and gene therapy methods. Through molecular diagnostics, individuals can learn about their genetic risks and take necessary measures. As a result, mutations can be kept under control and their negative consequences more easily prevented.

Ultimately, by preventing and controlling mutations, we can preserve genetic resources and biological diversity, ensuring stable and effective evolutionary processes. Therefore, biologists, geneticists, and medical professionals pay special attention to studying, controlling, and preventing mutations.

The article draws on Kimura’s (1983) theory, which explains that neutral mutations may have no noticeable effect on phenotype but play an important role in population evolution. According to Kimura, many mutations do not affect the external appearance of humans or other organisms, yet they create a foundation for genetic diversification and future evolutionary processes. From this perspective, neutral mutations are scientifically valuable.

Lynch (2010) provides a detailed analysis of different types of mutations and their effects on biological systems, particularly emphasizing the role of healthy lifestyle, nutrition, and antioxidants in maintaining genetic stability. Thus, the recommendations presented in the article are scientifically grounded.

Hartl and Clark (2007) analyze the spread of mutations in populations, their role under natural selection, and mechanisms for reducing the risk of hereditary diseases. Their approach aligns with the article’s recommendations on genetic counseling and family planning. Overall, the article integrates the scientific findings of Kimura, Lynch, and Hartl & Clark to highlight the importance of neutral mutations, genetic diversification, and evolution, while also offering scientifically based strategies for preventing and controlling harmful mutations.

Conclusion

Mutations are permanent changes in an organism’s genetic material and play an important role in biological evolution, adaptation, and the formation of phenotypic traits. Mutations can have positive, negative, or neutral effects and may pose risks to human health and the ecological environment. Therefore, studying mutations and controlling their consequences occupies a central place in biology and genetics.

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1. Alimov, R. (2018). Fundamentals of Genetics and Mutations. Tashkent: Fan va texnologiya Publishing House.
2. Karimov, S. (2020). Mutations and Human Health. Tashkent: Ministry of Health of the Republic of Uzbekistan Publishing House.
3. Jo‘rayev, D. (2017). Chromosomal Mutations and Their Effects on Phenotype. Tashkent: Higher and Secondary Specialized Education Publishing House.
4. Mahmudov, N. (2015). The Unity of Language and Thought. Tashkent: Fan Publishing House.
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9. Nu’monova Shohsanam Bahodirjon qizi was born on December 23, 2007, in the city of Tashkent. She graduated from Secondary General Education School No. 26 located in Uzbekistan District of Fergana Region. Currently, she is a first-year student of the Faculty of General Medicine (Department No. 2) at Tashkent State Medical University. From an early age, Shohsanam has shown a strong interest in medicine and is currently pursuing her dream with determination. Her goal is to become a highly qualified specialist in her profession and to positively impact the lives of many patients.