SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ASPISOV, D.I. - ASRATYAN, E.A.

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ASPISOV, D.I.
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Ways of efficient utili%ation of fur-bearing admals of
the
Kuybyshev Reservoir bed. Trudy VNIO mo.13:189-199 '53.
(MLRA 7:5)
(Kuybyshev Reservoir-Pur-bearing animcl-%) (Fur-bearing
animal 9---Xuybyshev Reservoir)

ASPISOV D,I%
Methods for using desmans in connection with
establiahing reservoirs
on the Volga 'River. Uch.zap.Xaz.un. 115 no.8:217.-223
155.
(MM 10:3)
1. Deystvitellny7 chlen Obahchestva
yestestvoisplrtateley.
(Volga River-Desmans)

ASPISOV, D.I.
- , ~ ,
Elk distrl'-~ation and population in the Tatar
A.S.S.R. Uch.sap, '
Kaz,un,115 no.8:231-239 155. (MLRA 10,13)
1. I)eystvii;ellnyy chlen Obshchestva
yestestvoispytoteley.
(Tatar A.S.S.R,--Xlk)

ASPISOV. D.I.
Hlk in the, TlItar A.S.S.Ro. Soob.Inat.leoa
no..13*-69-93 '59-
(MMA 13:?)
1. Tolshoko-Xmskoye otdeleniye Voesovusnogo
ziauchno-iseledovatel'-
skogo inotituta zhivotnogo syriya Muohniny (VNIIZhP).
(Tatar A*S.S.Ro - 21

ASPISOV, D.I.; GRIGORtYEV, N.D.
Aeolimatization of the American mink (Hastela
vison'Brixe) in
the Vblga-Kama region. Vch.sap.Karun. 120 no*6022-334
t6O#
(MM 1682)
(V'olga VhIley-Minkat) (Kama Valloy-41insk)
(Acclimatization)

"Role of Electroencephalography in Otopathic Diagnosis," Vest. oto-rino-
laringol., No.4, 1948
77777

Medicine Otorhinolaryngology
OAccount of the Work of'the Georgian Depart-
ment of the'All-Ibion Society of Otolaryn-
j;ologlwta for,1948W -t v, in -
*Vest Oto-Hino-laringolm No 3
IAsts officers, among them: Chm, Trof N. K.
Aspisov., Non Worker of Sai Georgian SSR;
Vice-Chm, 0. P. Zhwtsishvili; and Secir.
Doc--+
NZ Oz-- V-'. A Taiiisi semlnaa~ on the
Soviet
acmcept ofbiology was established by the
society of 42 nembers. Six plenary sessions
e,held during the year., at which reports
64/49T86
UM/Medicine Medical Societies May/Jun 49
(Contd)
by the chairman.. the secretary, M. K.
Chachaval
A. I. Yediverldze, and G. N. Onanova were
given. 7bese include& an account of the
a*ainian Otolaryngol Conf and a re-
pwt on the Otorhinolaryngol Clinic of
ThIllsi State MO& last.
64/49T86

ASPISOV ~ N. M. Prof. Honored worker of sci.
"Review of 'Handbook of the Transactions of the Leningrad
6cientific-Research
Inst!!'tute on Diseases of the Ear, Hose and Throat., and Vocal
Ort,ans, it Vest. oto-rino-
laringol., No.4, 1949
~al 11 1~ ~ 2:;I_ ~-~ ~- ---

ASPISOV, hl. 11.
N. P. Simanovskiy, the father of Russian otorhinolaryngology. Reviewed
by N. M.
Aspisov. Vest. oto-rin. 14 no. 1, 1952.
SO: MLRA. April 1952.

ASPISOVP P. N., Physician Cand. Med. Sci.
Dissertation: "Concerniq: the Intrasecretory Function of
a Pharyngeal Tonsil."
Second Moscow State Medical Inst. imeni I. V. Stalin. 5
May 47.
SO: Vechernyaya Moskva,, May, 1947 (Project #17836)

KUTSEVALOV, Vitaliy Milchaylovich! ASPIT, IT.V
_[Aqpits~ A.),, kand.
naukj,,retsensbntj-VgG-RiiOVICH,
tekbn.
A... red.; PILADZE, Ye.
[Piladze, E,,),, tekhn. red.
[An asynchronous machine with a solid
rotor]Auinkhronnaia ma-
I shina s massivrorm rotorom. Riga, Izd-vo Akad. nauk
Latviiskoi
SSRS 1962. 181, p. (MIRA 15:10)
(lUectric motors, Induction)

USSR/Biology - Regeneration, Hair Aug 49
Ma=Lals
"The Regeneration of Hair and Skin
Glands In
Mammals," M. To. Aspiz, Inst of A-.i=l
MrPh
4--1 A~ W~ AcaE of: i3el USSR, '74 pp
*Dok Ak Nauk vol L=, No 6
The regenerative process vas observed in
40
rabbits 2-5 months old and 36 rats
1.5-6*m=tbA
old. Observations vere made on the inner
and
outer ears and the backs of the rabbits
and the
backs of the rate; successive pictures
of the
former are given. It Is assumed that
bLa:Lr and
4W 1/5M
USSR/BiolOgY - Regeneration, Hair Aug 49
(Cmtd)
skin glands ordinarily do not regenerate
In glear
tissues because of a certain type of
InteractIv-
ity of the apIthelial and connective
tissues (as
yet -k--) -a poscil-bly odlua to the
degree of
inflammation resulting from the wound
and the in-
ability of the connective tissue to
promote a
fast fibroblastic reaction. Submitted by
Acad
K. 1. Skryabin 23 Jun 49.

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ASPIZ, Ye.
"Regularities in Ilistogenesis and Rc[:cneration of the Skin Glands
and Hair of
Certain "A,-.rials., Thcsis for degree of Gand 3iol Sci., subyitted 27
1.'ov 50,
I
ebscow MZ -.Fin, (and Polt) Inst,
Stmary 71, 4 Sep 52. Dissertations Presented for Degrees in Sci. and
_Erz. in
in 19,50. From Vechernyaya ',~'Oskva, Jan-Dee 1950.
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ASPIZ, M.Ye.
Regeneration of skin glands ani hair of certain
m=mals. Trudy
Inst.morf.zhiv. no.lls92-113 '54. WaA 8:2)
(Skin) (Regeneration (Biologr))

KOVALIVSKIY, Vladimir Oaufriyevich; DAVITASHVILI, L.
Sh., otvetstvennyy
redaktor; ASPIZ, M.Ye., redaktor izdatelletva;
KIBILIVA, A.A.,
tekhaichee-urrIe-INTror
[Collection of scientific works] Sobranie nauchnfth
trudov. Moskva,
Izd-vo Akedemil nauk SSSR. Vol,2- 1956* 299 p. (ULRA
10:2)
(Ungulate. Yossil)

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MITSUVICH, Mikhail Semenovich; STUDITTSKIY, A.N.,
otvatsti,ennyy redal-tor;
.&U94*04TO.~. redaktor izdatellstva; KISHIP6VA. A.A..
tekhnicheakiy
redaktor
[Endocrine glando in the embryonic development of birds
ancl mammals)
Zhelezy vnutrannei sakretaii v zarodyahevom ra2vitli ptits
I mlako-
pitaiuahchikh. Moskva. Izd-vo Akad. nauk SSSR, 1947. 245 P-
(Indocrine glands) (Rmbryology) (KIRA 10:4)

1',t 'Yea
Effect of cholesterine on the structure and
function of -the
thyroid glwid. Dolcl. AN SSSR 155 no.
5:1230-12132 Ap 164.
(MIFA 17:5)
1. .-i-edstavleno akademikom K.I.Slkryabinym.

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Re u r --) Ju 0 t 1 C'.'l . IT J t C- 1 off, I J
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(,NllllA :17:8)

ASI'll") M~Ye.; TWISIMI, K.A.; IIIIHAKOVA, S.P.
Significance of succinic deh~ydrwrenasp- of the cell for the
reproduction of adenovirus, in a culLure. flokl. AN
S.SSR 166 no.3032-733 Ja 166. (m 1161 13 9. 1)
1. Nauchno-iosledovat,91'skiy institut norfoloilli cheloveka
9IN SSSR. Submitted March 121 1965.

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isslodovatellski~, 1 WjitTt MR)
TITL&s 8-14.7lificanco of sul-Chydryl protebt groups in the
process of mitotio
cell division
WJRCHs AN 83SR* Doklady's vi, 166# no* 4V 1966.9 965-967
TOPIC TAGSt mltonis. protein ' human genetics
ABSTRAM, Experiments ware conducie& oil a 3-day monolayer
ailture of human
-umiotic cells to analyze t~.,,o contradiction butween
cytochendcal and experi-
ittental datx confirming, the importance of sulfhydril and
disidfide protein
groups in rd-tosis and Manials shift from the h~rpothcBis that
the orientation
of proteins in a thread of the spindle is associated with a
-,onversion of
intramolecular disul-fide bords to Intennolecular boild3l to the
pouition that
the macromolecular threadr) of the spin(Llo are formed by virbae
of weak
hydrogen bonds. Cytochemica.1 study showed that the content of
SH- and &S-
protein groups change in a regular pattern during mitosia. Other
experiments
in which the content of tml]'hydryl troups wan reduced and
increased artifi-
cially showed that disruption of the chemical mechanism by which
Sli- groups
are altered and SS,- bondo are formed results in a halt of
division iri tho
metaphase and separation.of the diromosomes is disrupted, Tho
abnormal forms
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of aLtosis resulting frort inter~iention of thIs sort suggevt that
certain
natival cases of abnormal mitosis (f6r example, in tumorn) MIght.
also bei
'an SRI of. ml
Voniated ifith damage to tl)e sulffLvdi7l-disulfids, mech4r,
The PaMr was presqatedj)y AcademjbjAn Ne. 114, Sisa 18 )krbh W5-
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has: 5 figures. Linly
CUB CWHj 06 SIMI VATES Mar65 ORM REFS ~005 OTH REFS 013
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ASPLUND,
The orgin and development of the defib:eator process. Tr. fim
the English.
P. 16o (Faipar) Vol. 7, no. 4. Sept- 1957, Budapest, Hungary
SO: MONTHLY INDEX OF EASr EUROPEAN ACCESSIONS (EEAI) LC, VOL.
7, NO. 1. J1a). 1958

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nul.

ASRATYAV, A.
Astance to works councils. Zhil.-kom. Xhoz. 12 no
Our ass -4:12
Ap 162. (MIRA 15:7)
1. Predsedatell Armyanskogo respublikanskogo Icomiteta
profsoyuza, Yerevan'.
(Armenia-Works councils)
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Effed of pitIq1trin an Contlidmild refitits.
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A Al. J6. bia. (U. S. S. R.) 37, 111(1935); PAY
11W.
A Zilrods 20, 775 -6-The effect of sutx,
utancous mleelbon
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tuitrin oo c*nditioned reflexes (mlivation) in the dog
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considerably In 4UAIO min. Doses of 2-2.5 cc. allfalished

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"Brain Cortox and Planticity of the Norvous System", (p. 803) by
Asratyan, E. A.
SO: Advances in Contemnoran, Biolov ('USPE'&,I SOMME1111"'.,01
BIOLO]II) Vol. 5, No. 5 1936

Asw~'l IA'l , Z',' .
frilhe brLiin cortex an..-] the ~ I:_Aicity 71f thu n(., vous
sysl,~,To. 1111 (y. 451) by Asralulan, E.
` -) Voi. VI, 'o. 3 1937
..,0: Advanced In Contemporary iolloinr (Uspekl-ii Sovremonnoi
T:-iolc,L;it; I 111

"Fifth ricetincy on nhysioloqical probleins,
I-losco-i-7.11 (p. 1,?I)
by E
SO: Advances in hoderA Bl-ojSM_-_(Usi:,ekhi
Sovi-evienno. i3iolorgue)
Vol. ,a, No. Is 1939

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kill an.
jJj (in Cominan).-The apparrut drinking of water by

v%whagotomized dng% with ureteral anti gastric f6tulas

litiling
diuresis of modcrate intcn~ity crnl~z an incrraw in

tirint-
cirtrifort. The twwn. of crearinine (1) and turst

ill) in the
taine tirciesses. These driat-am-s in I and 11
of 0

'to lult
occur in per"Is of unchangrd intensity of thutesi,
j

Ill all raw%
the C1 content of the urine falls. Tbc sallic

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observed with apparent drinking of milk, ill[.
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istles. in dild. milk. 5,uxur anti juhnur .,III.
N&CI causes no chance in 11 but a
I or
-crdin
of
owd

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p
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h,ull dectrase in urine Clorcurs.

Vagus nerve cauxit a decrease
in the C1 cuntrut of the

urinu front the right kidney as
compared with that frinn thr

left. Apparent feeding and drinking
in this Law cause., a

donease in C1 only after a 30-50 min.
interi-al.

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IlThe brain-cortex ~knd the j-lcsU..cU.; of thu, ne-a-vous system.
111.11 (p. _516) by
Asratian, :,:.
SO: Advances in Ibdern Biolofa (Uspekhi Sovremennoi BioloUie) Vol.
XII, No. 3, 194o

ASR.~TV'IT, `ZIU.S
His-vorks: "New Data on the Ph siolo ': of the Cerebrum," "viv
Biologicheskikh, iajj~
ZArc,hives of the biolofical Syciences , 1941, No 3; 29ha"Q
etiolodio Wolovil
i teranii travmatichoskogo shoka Fsssays on the Etiology,
Pathology, and Therapy of
Traumatic Mioch/, Moscov, 2,945; 0 i5risposobitelln-vkh vayle
jvnkh v poyre;hderinorl
orF,anizne rOn AdartatiVe I-L-.nife stations in a UaTraged
Orgunisry Moscow, 19/,8.

LI
I
ASRATYAN, i4r. A.
Corr Memb Acad Sci USSR, "Strengthening Effect from the
Transfusion of Preserved
Blood" Mr., Dept. Biolog3cal Sci., Acad. Sci.
SO: MLRA Vest. Ak. Nauk IIISSR, No. 11-12, 1944;
Report U-1660, 24 Jan. 1952-

ASRATLU", E. A.
"Studios on the Etiology, Pathology, and Therally of Tj,!iuiiRIt,Ic
Shook" (Ocherki po
etiolog1l, patologil i terepil travmutichookogo ahokc), M 0Einmw, 1945
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ASIRMAN, Pras Asratovich
"Gortex of the Oerebrwa and Phenomena of Adaptabilit,- in
the Injured Organism.
Gommunication V. Experiment witl! Destruction of
Labyrinthso" Rz. 7hur., Vol 33,
No 3., 3947, p 289. Division of Physiology of the CentrRL
Nervous Systemp lnst
of the Brain imeni Bekliterev, Leningrad USSR.
SO: U-4396

. -~ ; , i ;I .
a.-~ ~ . % -. I . "N ): 11 Z r El: ;, : ; ra r ". ~ 0. ~ I
"Tf,.eo:ry and Fraci ical A-spe :ts Bf 'ravlov's
Curative-",edicintLI -"rf-lkinF,,, 11 V 'ob.: Oblvedin
Qessi-m nosy-aslic. . 10-LetbrEl So dnva Smerti Pavlova (kkad. Nquk
SSSR, Akad. I-Sed liauk
SSSR) Vseso-,,uz. i Mosk. o-vo Fiziolo~ov, Biokhimov I Farm&olopov,
MOSCOW, 19481 PTI-
152-163,

IAISRAITY~U-Nij E. A.
"The-Cerebral Cortex and the Adaptation Phenomenon in an Injured
Crg IV. Tests on
the Deafferentia of Limbs" j anism:
Fiziol. Zhur. SSSR, Vol. 34, No. 1, 1948.
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AS 11 iTI Y ~U,~ I E , A .
"The ISerebral Cortex and the Adaptation Phenomenon in an Injured
Organism VI. Tests &n
Intersectionoof the Dorsal Primary Division of the CerVical
Plexus"
Fiziol. Zhur. SESRP Vol. 34, No. 1, 1948.

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ASRATYI.N, kzras Asratovich
Restoreition of Function leb., Acad. Sci.) 1949
Some general characteristics of the disturbance and restoration of
nerve function.
SO: MIRA Brookhaven Guide, Vol. 3, No. 9, 1950.
77
7

AS11,TYAN, E. A.
"Andemicart I.P. Pavlov's teaching of lmli-,her Nervous
Activity," (Ucheniye akademika
I
.L.P. Favlova o vysshey mennoy deyateli-nosti)) published by the
All-Union Society for
the-D-Iff"asion of Political and Scientific Subje~sts, Moscow,
1949.
91-

"A Dirdectic-~-Illlaterinlistic Character Study of I. P. Pavlov"
Vc,prcsy FUosofii, No. 1, 191;.9, pp. 147-161*.

,TYAI,: ) L. A.
"Pavlov's Ideas in the
(report read at the II
sary of I. P. Pavl1v).
Trudy Akad. Med.
Clinical Treatment of Organic Inflammations of th,-- Nervous
-System"
CorErerence oA Physiological Problems in honor of the 10th
An.niver-
Nau]c SSIR, Vol. IV, 1949, pp6' 30-36.

ASRATYhh', 2. A.
2f-',6Z6 I. F. pavlov-Uchenyy i uchitoll ;jhurnal obslichay
Biologii, 1949, No. 4, s. 285-94
SO: LETOPISI '-10- 35, 1949

ASRii7jMlN, --'. A.
26625 kkadomik ivan petrovich Pavlav - v ogl:e ya(!)
asratpin. izvestiya akad, naWc
SSSR. seriya biol., 1949, N'o. 4. S. 383-412.
SO: UMPIS' NO. 35, 1949

ASIRATY,ai, E. A.
"Results and Perpspectives for the Utilization of a New Method
for Anemic Infection of
the Contral Nervous 6ystem.of Higher Animals"
Fiziol. Zhurnal SSSR im. Sechenova, No. 5, 1949, pp. 504-508.

AU,9f-Y.--J4, ':,*. A.
"Sleep and Its Curabive Power (I.P. Pavlov's Theories on Sleep)"
Nauka i Zhiznl, No. 1, 1949, pp. 314-39.
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ASRAT 1, E. A.
"A Gfeat Russian Physiologist"
Vestnik Akad. Nauk !:~'-'R, No. 9, 1949, pp. 3-23.

ASRATYAN, E. A.
"Ibe Plasticity of the Nervaus System, as Viewed in the Light of Pavlov's
Doctrine"
(paper submitted by E. A. Avratyanj USSR Academy of Sciences, to the 18th
International
Physiological Congress held in Copenhagen, 15-18 Aug 50.)
B-23194, 5 Dec 50

ASRATYAN, S.A.
I.P. Pavlov's teaching on sleepmd its therapeutic role", (H2.h n
1. . Payl-~va 0 3ne i
Live P
yego tselebnoy roli)) Published by the All-Union Society for the
diffusion of Political
and Scientific Subjects, Moveow, 1950-

ASRATAN, B.A.
- ----
Pavlovian theoi7 on the higher nervous function. Prakt, lek.,
Praha'31 no. 2:38~-42;contd. 20 Jan 1951, (GIbI 22:3)
Z-,- ri-,2 1-1,&~-~- ~i:~, ~,, - ~ -': :, ,
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A SRATAN, N. A.
Pavlovian theory on the higher nervous functions.
Prakt. lek.,
Praba 31 no. 3:62-67;concl. 5 Fab 1951. (OLM 22:3)

ASTATYAN, Te.A.
Principlea of reversibility in conditioned reflex
functim. Zb.
vysshei nerv., deiat., Favlova 1 no. 1:47-54 Jan-Feb
1951. (GLML 22:5)

UM/Medicine - Sleep Theraarj Nov/Dec 51
"Experimental Sleep Therapy of Results of
OrgELaic
Injuries of the Central Nervous System," E.
A.
Asratyan
"Zhur Vyssh Nerv Deyatel!Vol I, No 6, pp
902-916
Reviews in detail work on sleep therapy
carried
out on exptl animals during 1941 - 1951.
This in-
cludes treatment vith narcotic sleep of
injuries
of tbz nervous system brought about by
toxic sub-
stances and infections (A. G.
iv-nov-Smolenskly
et. al., vork on rats and guinea pigs),
therapy of
afUreffects of exptl traumatic shock and
shock
due to burns (work on dogs) etc. States
that World
2oftq~_
USSR/Medicine - Sleep Therapy (contd)
Nov/Dec 51
War II served as a stimulus for these
investigs-
tions, which were aimed at development of
new
methods for treating war trauma. Found that
h -
notics of the carbamide class (hedonal,
uretanle
are preferable to barbiturates due to lower
tox-
icity; that 10-15 hrs of narcotic sleep axe
pre-
ferable to the 18-20 hrs advocated by F. A.
An-
dreyev and others.
206T95.

1. ASRA7YAN,, I~P. A. (Prof.)
2. USSR (600)
4. Physiology
7. P&vlov's theory as a basis of medicine. Klin. mod. 30 no. 9: 1952.
9.
Monthl
Llst of Russian Accessions,
Library of Congress, March
-1953,
Uncl.

m2k

ASRATYAN, N.A.
I.P.Pavlov; his life and work. Moscow,Forelp
lauguages
Pablishing House, 1953. 163 p- (KIRA 9:4)
(Payley, Ivom Petrovich, 1849-1936)
(Physiology)

- -- "I
X1RATYAff,Tm;p-- Aeratovieh, 1903- -
'",
[Physiology of the oentral nervous system; scientific
works] Fiziologiia
tsentrallnoi nervnoi sletemy; nauchnya raboty. Moekva,
1953. 559 P.
(MIRA 6:11)
(Nervous system)

LMSHINSKAYA. O.B., professor: USIYEVICH. N.A.. profesnor; ASRATYAN, N.A.,
professor; SHIRNOV, A*Iog professor; FILIPPOVICH,
skikh nail1r; VOWKHOV. A.A., professor: FILIMOKOV. I.Ne, professor;
SKYAKIN, P.G., professor; CHERSIGOVSKIY9 V*K., professor; SPIRANSKIY,
A.D., akadamik; DOLIN, A.O., doktor meditsinskikh nauk-, KOTLYAUVSKIY,
L.I., professor,- NEGOVSKIY, V.A., professor: KASATKIN, N.I., professor;
STSLICHUK, I.V., professor; YEGOROV, B.G., professor; BAKMV, A.N.,
professor; SMIRNOV. L.I.. professor; USPENSKIY,. V.11., redaktor; PETROV,
S.P., redaktor.
(Teachings of I.P.Pavloy in theoretical and practical medicine]
Uchenie I.P.Pavlova v teoreticheskoi i prakticheskoi maditains. Vol.2.
Moskva, Izd-vo Ministerstvo zdravookhraneniia,13SSA, 1953. 611 p.
(KLRA 7:3)
1. Deyetvitellnyy chlen AM SSSR (for Lepeshintskaya, Chernigovskiy and
Bal:ulev). 2. Chlon-korrespondent &ademli naWc SSSR (for Agratyan).
3. Chlen-korrespondent ANN SSSR (for Smirnov, FilimonOT, Tegorov and
L.I.Smirnov). 4. Moscow. TSentral'W institut usovershenstvoyaniy& Tracbey.
(Pavlov. Ivan Petrovich, 1849-1936) (Nervous system) (Physiology)

ASRLTYAN, Ye.A.
Compensatory lidaptation aocording to the Pavlovian
theory. Usp. sovrem
biol. 35 no.3:1357-380 %YAme 19539 (GIRL 25:1)
1, Moscow,

~. I I ! . I - -'-~ , . . ..!:: ~ 'I, i 1.'. , 1 :_. , : , -7
ASRiLTYAH.j?.A. (Moscow).
Rem-i'An of it truneverne section of the posterior hulf of the
spinit]. cord
in (bgs-, on the physiology, of spinal shook. Fiziol.zhur. 39
no.3;300-
308 tr-Je 153. (W-RA 6:6)
(Spinal cord)

ASRAT*1
T*-?e Com.1tt-te vv SuLiln PrIzeo (Of thu C01,=L, Qf Minietern
085H~ jr, t6e flelde rr
acleur:e =d inventiona wUwLnceB ttiat tht follervixIg
L:cie=tjfj_. ucr sel,t
ke, POP'LLar a
tifl.c hookej and textbooks have beeu waftItted for competition
for SMalln Prizea -for
the yesira 195.2 and (Sovatakaya KiLd"t"u-3 Moccow, No- 222-40,
20 Feb - 3 APr 19541
Naw Titiv of Work AwAnates__Elz
Asratyan, E. A. llpj-~jsjoloa of the Central '.','ervou6 Second
1-bacow Yedical
Systeml, Institute imeni I. V.
Stalin
'X: 4
W-3060' , 7 Ju~y '195L

ASRATYAN, E. A.
"Switching of Conditioned-Reflex Activity as a special form
of its
Changeability, "
Communications at the XIV International Congress of
Psychology, Acad. Pedagogical
Sci. RSFSR, Mbscow 1954.
E. A. Asratyan - Acad. Sci. USSR

1, ,
ASROYAN;~&.JL. (Moscow).
..........
Prophylactic and therapeutic role of the process! of
inhibition,
and skull and cerebral injuries. Zhur.novr.1 palkh.
54 no.1:3-8
Ja 154. (MIJU 7:1)
(Skull--Wounds and injuries) (Brain--Wounds and
injuries)
(Inhibition)

4-
H /Y f7 'r
IMCMWrA MMICA Sec,2 V61.9/9 P1qsio1ogy,,etaAe1?t56
4153. ASRATYAN E.A. *NeNv data on uncon0itioned and
condition-
cd a efiemes-(Ruscian text) Z.VY9C%NERV.DEJATEL.
l9ti5. 5/4
(480-491) Graphs 8
Unconditioned reflexes before and after removal of the
cerebral cortex were stu-
died in dogs. It was observed that removal of the
cortex of both hemispheres
causel some disturbances in autonomic functions: (1)
reduction of salivation,
(2) decrease of reflex secretion of gastric juice,
which became the liame, for all
kinds of food, (3) increase and prolongation of the
humoral phase of gastric secre-
tion d-aring sham-feeding, (4) tendency to strong fail
of the blood pressure after
0.4-0.576 loss of blood (which is without effect in
normal dogs), (5) delay of excre-
tion from the blood of foreign substances (e.g. Congo
red), (6) disregula tion of
quantitative interrelations between erythrocytes, KC1
and 1120 in blood, (7) greater
increctse of (a) metabolism after small doses of
thyroxine (0.3 mg./kg.) or adren-
aline i:0.1 mg. 0.1014 per kg.) and (b) bile secretion
on moderate doses of dry bile
preparation, than in normal dogs. It is concluded that
all these functions must
have their representations in the cerebral cortex and
therefore are disturbed by
decor,:Ication. The chief results of the
investigations on conditioned reflexes are
the fol.lowing: (1) very strong 'hypermaximal'
acoustic stimulus which normally
produced a diminished conditioned reaction, ev6ked a
normal reaction when the

4(5~? < 0AYr
food -reinforcern ent was increased; (2) the same
tone used before the conditioned
stimulus became a positive conditioned stimulus of
the 2nd order when it was
weaker, and an inhibitory conditioned stimulus when
it was stronger than the pro-
per conditioned stimulus; (3), experiments with
'switching* phenomena; (a) the tone
which wns used as a defensive conditioned stimulus
and the touch which was used
as an alimentary conditioned stimulus could change
their conditioned significance
to the opposite (i.e. the tone could be used as an
alimentary and the touch as a
defensive stimulus) if the exj)erimentnI situation
was changed by including a lamp
of 200 W. and a small ventilator, (b) a defensive
motor conditioned reflex consisting
in rciising the left foreleg to the bell in the
morning experiment and raising the
right foreleg to the same stimulus in the evening
experiment was.elaborated. The
EEG showed an increase of electrical activity from
the parietal area of the skull
ipsilaterally to the trained leg, i.e. in the
morning experiment from the left, and
in the evening experiment from the right
hemisphere. %yrwicka - LMI

USSR/Medicine Higher.Ner,rous Activity FD-2783
Card 1/1 Pub 1.511-4/19
Author : Askatyan, E. A.
Title : The protective-salubrious role of inhibition in the
spinal
cord
Periodical amr. vys. nerv. deyat. 5, 187-197, Mar-Apr 1955
Abstract (From a report presented at'the 9th Session of the
Acad-
eny of Medical Sciences USSR, 9 March 1955). Gives cri-
teria defining the protective-recuperative-salubrious role
of inhibition. Presents new experimental data supporting
the author's position on the universality of the protec-
tive, recuperative, and salubrious role of inhibition for
all divisions of the C. N. S., especially the spinal cord.
Graphs.

bq -7
a,' EXTETATION; OF U.'
C0l,Ti-l'X 01; THE' ~MZTATIT-V~ iUf) &.)',IATIL'C
col"IT1,C-6,J of I'llysiolo-ILt's, Pi'lij-s'els,
JuL-1:
Tr,Lnslation E-53':,

ASRATYAN, B.A.; USPICUSKAYA, N.V., redaktor; ISLENTITWA,
P.G.,
"'40'*'r-lWiSl~haski,y redaktor.
[I.P.Pavlov's teaching on the higher nervous, activity]
Uchanis I.P.Pavlova o vysshmi nerynoi deiatellnosti.
Moskva.
Izd-vo I'Znarde," 1956. 29 p. [Vessoiuznom obshchastvo po
rasprostrane-nitu Dolitichaskikh i nauchrqkh znanti.
Ser. 3
U0.1) (ML3A 9:1)
1. Chlon-kor-respondent AN SSSR (for Asratyan)
(NMRVOUS SYSTEM) (PAVLOV, IVAIT PRITHDVICH, 1849-1936)

ASRATTAN, X*A., redaktor; PWUSBVICH, Yu.M., redaktor;
SHEVCHENXO, G.N.,
icheakiy reclaktor.
[Problems in an experimental and clinical study of
aftereffects
of traxima of th& spinal cord] Voprosy
ekoperimentalinogo i klini-
cheakogo i3tucheniin pooledetvii travmy spinnogo
mosga; abornik
statei. MowLvs. 1956. 206 p. (KLRL 9:6)
1.Akademiya nauk SSSR. Yiziologlcheekaya~ laborstoriya.
(SPINAt CORI~-WOUNbS AND INJURiNS)

i , v 1
AS)RA11-1-All, E.A., Corres--)onding IL-mber of the
Acad;-r,%)' Of Scie'110e,--
"Certain Pressing Problems of Spinal Cord PhysiolojZr."
Ile touched on the
problem of spinal shock and spinal subordination.
Paper presented at 11th Session of AM USSR on Trauma,
April 1957.
SO: Sum. 1644

4/1'
AUTHOR: Auratya -E. A.p Corresponding Member of 30-10-9/26
Ali USSR
TITLE:
On the Forms of Regulation of the Functions of
Organism

by the Crust of Brain (0 formakh kortikallnoy
regulyataii

funktsii organizma).
PERIODICAL:
Vestnik AN SSSR,
1957, October, Nr 10, Pp. 71-719 (USSR)
ABSTR.LCT:
The
classical experiments by Pavlov on the regulating,

functional activity of the crust of brain are the

fundamentals on which the most recent investigations of

Soviet medicine are based.

The investigations by which
should be clarified which r8le

the crust of the brain plays
at the occurence of the

compensating reaction of the human
organism in case of

illness, occupy a vast field.
Experimental material was

especially collected by the
chirurgical removal of parts

of the crust of the brain and
the brain of dogs. These

operations shew that both the
character and the course of

the unconditional rdlections is
sensitively changed.

A particular intensive influence on
the level of the
Card 1/2
general metabolism could not be
stated. The regulation of

I . On the Forms of Regulation of the Functions of Organism
30-10-9/26
by the Crust of Brain
the level is correlated however with the quantity of brain
removed.
The work performed in the field of neurophysiology is very
extensive, but unfortunately it is still far- from being
concluded to some extent.
AVAILABLE,: Library of Congress
Card 2/2

ASRATYAN, B.A.; NZSMJrfANOVA, T.N.; SHAMARINA, N.M.
Leon Abramovich Orbeli; on his 75th birthdk. Izv.AN
Arm.SSR.
Bio,l.i sallkhoz.nauki 10 no-713-11 Jl 157. - (MIRA
10:10)
(Orbeli, Leon Abgaroviqh, 1882

USSR/Human and Ardml Physiology (Normal and Pathological)&
T-12
Nervous System.
Abs Jour : Hof Zhur - Biolo) N, 11) 1958, 512l4
Author : ."sratyan, E,A.
Inst : A"Lcadeny of Sciences USSR,
Title : Various Forras of the Cortex Regulating the
Functions if
the Organism.
OriG Pub : Vc3tn. AN SSSR, 1957, M 11, 71-79-
Abstract : About .100 dogs were investigated in whom either
the cortex
of bot'a hemispheres (over 30 dogs) was. removed or the cor-
tex of one hemisphere. The f,)llowing phericnena were nb-
served here: stable chan6cs of somatic and voGetative
reactions of the organism (13wering of reflex reactions Df
salivary and gastric glancls); less pronDuraced variations
in the amount of salivary contents under the influence -if
Card 1/3

USSR/Hw-un and ;i4iii:ml 1-hysiology (Vornal and
Pathological). T-!12
Nervous Systen.
Abs Jour Ref Zbur - Biol.j No 11) 1958, 51214
the qvLantity and quality of consumed aud rejected sub3taii-
ces; impairment of reactions assuring stability of arte-
rial pressure in moderate blood losses; impairment of
reactLons supporting constancy of voluma and of compisition
of circulating blood; changes in capill(,xy perricatiLmi;
weakeninG of locomotlve and tendon reflexes; strenoitening
of renctions issuing from hunoral pathways; changes in
the nicrostructure of internal secretione Especially pro-
nounced were differences in functions of symmetric or3ans
(such as the salivary ClanCA, the motor apparatus), which
were observed after the dec,:wt-ication of -,ne of the
henis-
pheres. After the operation was performed, degenerative
processes developed within CNS (central nervous systera.
At the sarae time, the uncoditioned reflex activity was res-
tired. to some degree. There changes of reactions and
i',Jl-,c-
tions of the organism were the result of changes which
Card 2/3
- 92 -

USSR/Human and Iaiimal PhysioloGy (Ilonml and
Pathological.). T-12
Nervius System.
Abs Jour Ref Zlyar " Biol., No 110 1958, 51214
took place within their own neural apparatuses and which
were caused by the decortication of the cerebrum, for
it is Ilic cortex which irq)arts ~~Teater strenGth,
modifica-
tion ability and dynamics to undonditioned, reflexes. The
contra]. section of the tuiconditioned reflex arch passes
each of the basic sectors of CNS. The upper cortical
branch of the arch repreaclits 'die cortical section which
3c~verns unconditioned reflexes. -- K.S. Ratnero
Card 3/3

ASRATYAN, E.A.
... ...
Participation of the cerebral cortex In
unconditioned reflex
regulation of functions of the organism. Nauk zap.
Kyiv. un.
16 no-17:9-3.5 157. (MIRA 13:2)
(GnEERAL CORTEX) (PM

ASRATYAN. N.A. (MoBkva)
I-P-Pavlov'n concapt on tho protective find curative
role of the
inhibition process and its signifiebace in surgery
[with summary
in Knglish]. Khirurglia 33 no.6:3-11 Je '5?. (MIRA
10:12)
(CEREBRAL CORTEX, physiol.
inhib. process, role in sure. & neurosurg.)
(NEUROISURGYARY
role of inhib.funct. of cerebral cotex)

USSR/Humn and Anirial Physiology (Normal and Pathological).
T-12
Nervous
System,
Abs Jour Rcf &ur Biol., No ll~ 1958, 51213
Author ratyan, E.A.'
Inst 4-
Title The Characteristics Reaulating Humiral Functions in
DaGs
with DccorticateA Cerebrum~
Orig Pub Fiziol. zh. SSSR, 1957, 43, No 7, 651-656.
Abstract Humoral agents regulating functional activity
beem-,ic mrc
important in dogs with decurticated cei. -ebrum. This fact
was evidenced by a considerable strengthening of initial
oyddizing activity of the 3rgDaiism after food intahe and
after administration of adronalW and tyrovAll, as well as
by greater changes of respiratory movements, of pulse rate,
of salLvation, and of the rtcneral condition of the orLn-
nism. In dogs with both hemispheres removed, an increase
Df hyparglycerdc and hypoGlycenic reactions was observed
Card 1/2

1. -12
USSR/Huran anCl ;ininl 14iysiology (Noriral an' Path,-)Iogical). T
Nervous Systen.
Abs Jour Ref 71tur - Biol., No 11, 1958, 51213
with respect to moderate doses of adrenalin and insulin,
as well as a leukocytic reaction when sodium nuclcinatc
was aftainistered. Bile secretion took place when a dry
bile preparation was internally inducted. After decorti-
cation, the phase of reflex secretion if (yiutric juice
upun im6inary feedings was wcakened, while the phase of
humoral secretion became stronger, as did also secretions
vhen histamin ,ms injec-ted intramuscularly and alcohol
infused rectally. At the decorticated. sido the reflex
activity of salivary glands underwent a sharp and stable
decrease. After complete decortication the activity of
unpaired organs proved to becone nore pronounced.
A.M. Ryabinovskayn.
Card 2/2
91

ASRATYM,.X.4w----
Recent dntn on switching In conditionnd refley. function. Zhur.
vysoyinrvadeinte 8 no.3:305-312 M.V-Ja 158 (MIR.A 11:8)
1. Fiziologicheskaya lnborntoriya AN SSSR.
(lulyzx, CONDITIORM,
switch-over (Run))

ASRATYAN, Ezras A.
"Some Aspects of the Formation of Conditioned Reflexes ema
of the Development
of their Properties."
report to be submitted for tle Symposium on Brain
lw%clumisms and Learning, Clow,
Montevideo., Uruguay, 3-7 Aug 1959.
Corres. Nbr) Acad. Sci. USM

ASRATYAN, E.A.
Certain aepecte of tbn astablifffimoht'of
conditioned reflex
connections and formation of their properties baned
on motor
activity studIne. Izv.AN SSSR.Ser.biol. rio-5:641-662
S-0 '59. (141RA 13:2)
1. Phyaioloeical Laboratory, Academy of Sciences of
the
U.S.S.R., Moscow.
(CONDITIONND RESPOVS3)

p~ ~. I I - : 4, , ~- I . - -.~ - V.'~ - -.- -1 . I I . . - I - 1.
- : 11--.~~ !1-4 : , , - . ':' :
ASRATYAN, 31. skva); GUTMANN, X.; KONORSKIY, Yu. [Kouori3ky, J.]
(Varshava)
14echaniams of the motor activity of animals. Zhur. vyo. nerv.
deiat. 9 nc,.2;301 Hr-Ap 159. (HIRA 12:7)
(HONMMIT, PSYCHOIOGY OF)

I- ASRATYAIT, B.A.
Recent data on the significance of the force and
order of
stiTmai association in the formation and prenarvation
of
conditioned reflex connections. Zhur.vyq.nerv.deiat. 9
no.3:409-41~) Kv~e 159. (HIRA 12:9)
1. PIV, oiololZr Laboratory, U.S.S.R. AcadeMv of
Sciences, Moscow.
(RNFLY.X, CONDITIONED)

On- 4
ga

A0ATYANj..A.A., otv.red.; V11RUMIKOV, 14,1., VOIKOVA,
V.V.,
takhn.red.
[Central and peripheral moc~wniama of animal
loconotion; papere
from an international symposium, Poland, 1958)
TSentrallnye
i perifericheakie mekhanizmy dvigatellnoi
de*iDtellnosti zhivotnykh;
abornik dok:ladov mazhdunarodnogo simpoziuma, Pol'sha,
1958. Moskva,
196o. 359 P. WiRA 14:2)
1. Akademiye nauk SSSR. FiziologichaRkays laboratoriye.
2. Fiziologichealcaya, laboratoriya AN SSSR, Mosk-va.
Chlen-korreepon.-
dent AN SSER (for.Aaratyan).
(MOVMNT (PHYSIOLOGY))

ANFILOV, Gleb; GULYAYIW, F.I., doktor btol.nauk;
LIVAIIOV, H.11,, prof.; EUffZW.-R, L.P.,
kand.tekhn,nauk;
VASIMITIV, L.L.; XLYATSIIII, I.', kand.takhn.natik
Is'thought transference possible? Opinions of Saviet
scientists. Znau. sila 35 no. 12:18-23 D 160. (MMA
13:12)
(Thought transference)

ASRATYAN. ][.A,,-jirof., Gtv-red.; GONCHAROVA, L.S.,
red.ird-va-,
A-VrAnVA, G.A., takhn.red.
[Problem of compensatory accommodation; papers of a
conference
of the Physiological Laboratory of the Academy of
Sciencen of
the U.B.6,R, and of the Koacow Society of
Physiologists lio-
chemists, and Phgrmacologistal Problems
kompeneatornyk'. pri-.
sposoblenii;.doklady konforentaii Fiziologicheakoi
laborstorii
AN SSBR i Koiikovskogo obahcheetva fiziologov,
biokhiinikov i
farmkologov,, Moskva, 1960. 373 P. (MW 13:12)
1. Akademiya naWc SWR. 2. Fiziologiclieskaya
laboratoriya
AN =R, Hos~:va; ablen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for
ABratyan).
(PHYSIOIiCGY)

AS~YAN!J~.&.; GONCHAROVA, L.S.
Sequelae of :Lateral hemisection of the medulla oblcingata in
puppies
and adult dogs. Biul. eksp. biol. i mod. 49 no.1,30-34 -Ta '60.
(MIRL 13t7)
1, Iz fiziolcigicheskoy laboratorii AN SSSR (dir. -
chlen-korrespondent
AN SSSR E.A.Aaratyan), Mosk-a. Predstavlena deystv. chlenom AIM
SWR V.V. PaxInym. (MEDULLA OBLONGATA.-SUAGEBY)

STEFAETSOVt Boris Danilovich;ASRATY-AKt--EA*j
otvsred.; GO-NOMOVA, L.S.,
red.izd-va; DOROKMA, I.N., tekhn. red.
[Influence of tho sympathetic nervous system on
filmetion in a
damaged central ziervous system] Vliianie
simpaticheakoi nervnoi
sistemy na funktsionallnoe sostoianie povrezhdennoi
tsentra,11noi
nerv-noi sistany. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad. nauk SSSR,
111?61. 182 p.
(MIRA 14:5)
1. Chlen-korrDa ondent AN SSSR (for Aeratyan)
fillERVOUS SYSTEM, SYMPATHETIC)
(NMVOUS SYSTE24-WOUNDS AND INJURIES)

ASRATYAN, E.A.
Emergence and localization of cortical irhibition in
elements
on the conditioned reflex are. Zhur.vys. nerv.
doiat. 11 no.2:
193-205 14r-Ap 161. (MIRA'14:6)
1. Physiological LAboratary U.S.S.R. Acqdemy of
Sciences, Moscow.
(CONDift(WED RESPONSE)

ASRAUP!, E. A.
Tho Place of Formation i%nd the Fonctional Principles
of Condtioned Connection 11
Information Procvssing in the T!nrvons Systnm~
Leiden, Noth. 10-3-7 S~p 162
Institute of Higher Nervous Activity and
Netronhysiology, Xoscnw.

ASPICYAN Ezran Agratov.1ch, Physiological
--' - - - -i
cicneen USSR, Moscow
No
"The effect of use and disuse on nei-ve
cello following opinal cord transsection"
Session II-1
FEM-WI, Davi -d-Lazareyich, Institute of
b~och;~Z'~*try&Academy of Sciences Ukrainian
SSR, Kiev - Biochemical characteristics of
dystrophy and atrophy of muscles" Session 11-2-%
KOSTWK, Piston Grigorlyevich, Deputy Director,
ogy imeni A.A. I!ogomcleto,
Academy of Sciences Ukrainian SSR, Kiev
Functional chan_mo in central synaloes
following denervation" S-ession II-I
NESIUMVA.L N. P., Chair, Animal Biocheriatry,
~G~crw ~~ate University, Moscow - "~Wclc
changes produced by tetanus toxin" It-2-b
report to be OUbmitted for the SMOGIUm 0,1 tho Erfecte of Use an.,
3),(31100 on
Neur=80ular I\mctlonq (JUpa), Prague-LiblIce, czacb. , 18_,n4 Sop
j..96,3.

AS
_~-IWTUYA j:qYAPbL SIMONOV, Pavel Vasillyevich;
YASHKOVA,
N.V., red.izdi-va; KASHINA, P.S., tekhn. red.
[Reliability of the brain] Nadezhnoatt mozga.
Moskva, Izd-vo
Akad. nauk SSSR, 1962. 133 P. (MIRA 16:7)
(BRAIN)

S/00 62/000/005/001/001
D408X3301
I L Corresponding liember, iZ USSR, and
Doc"or of Nedical Sciences
.L
TITL-_-~ The reliability of the brain
'7
_'!~~"IuD !C2_L: Z,nan:*Lyc-,-.ila, no. 5, 1962, 17-20
T -"":T The articlc fives a general outline of how the
cc*itrc,l -nervous system opcratcs, explaining -aeural
e-xcitation and
0
inhi')ition, the valiic of wotective inhibitio-n i~nd the
mcchanicms
vla which the ncrvoijs systcri-i com,?c-i-isaten for damage or
dystrophy
ol' Som. particular :.-,cction. :-'our such mechanisms,
r,:~s-,)Onsible for
tile rcliability of tllc -acrvous system are distinguished. 1)
Pro-
tcctiv_- inhilDition. %71aicii P_-aLiv-~n duri o-,,ccssive
stimulation of the
to rivc the cells a chanc.. to restore their viability.
2) I-loserve neural and rocerve -nerve Qcnters which, thou,-,Ii
normally highly specialized, cxn a&rpt to assume the control
func-
tions of other dz,,a7;cd -paths and ncrve centers. 3) Multiple
du-,)lica-
Li
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3/00 621000100510011001
The relia,' 'I:' of the brai-n X)
D400 301
tion of ': iivi all. of which. can control the same body.
-~-,-actio-n -.-a -a v. (Ic-ree. This rives- rel t: v
.L,. U C3 U a L C stability of the
lvacr mcc'-.anisms :z-cid at the same time sul)ordinate', them
stvictly
UO L.,ic brain centers. 4) The use of new, LCMI)orlry COIIIICC-
bctween nei~vo centers in the cerebral cortex to restore
inpaireJ body functions. The authors ill.iistrate these mechanisms
with references to experiments on do,rs. TIncre are 6 figures.
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