SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VOITKEVICH, A.A. - VOYTKEVICH, G.V.

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VOITKEVICH A A MMVSKAYA, A, V.
Neural regulation of metamorphosis in amphibians. DDkladv Akad. nou
SSSR 90 no.4:689-692 1 June 1953. (GLML 25:1)
1. Presented by.Academician A. 1. Abrikosov 30 Karch 1953. 2. Institute
of Animal Morphology--imeni A. 1. Severtsov of the Academy of Sciences
UGM.

VOITUVICIRO A.A.; ~NKJHMO,, TOJ.
.qualitative modification of the beginning gonadotrople activity in
the human hypophysia kring ontogenic atages, Dokl, AN SSSR 93 no,6:1139-
1142 D 053. (MLBA 6:12)
I.,'Kazakhokly maditainakiy institut Im, V,N.Kolotova, Alma,-Ata.
Predstavleno almdomikon A.-I.Abrikosovym.
(Pituitw7 body)

VOTWVICH, A.A.; GCRDIHA, 5-y-
Cortical regulation of U7rold function, Zhur-v7g- nary# dstAt,
no.3s439-447 RY-J6 154- (KURA 8 12)
1, razakhskijr gosudaretvenW meditsinskiy Institut im. V.M-XOlOtOva-
(THrROID GLAND, pb7sioloa.
regulation by cerebral coitex)
(CIUMUL CORTEC. pbyviologys
regulation of tbyrold funct.)

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EXCEWA 14MICA Sec.2 Vol.9/32 Phyaidiog7.etc. Deo 56
5565. rIT ITCH A.A., SIDORXINA M. IP; M40MULLO 0. V.. GORD.INA S. N..
JUr;gV
1,ASSOVA G.A. et al. Kajakh a Med. Inst. and Voronezh's Med.
Inst., USSR. *About the role of the thyroid hormone In the
activities of the macrophage system (Russian text)
PROBLEMS ENDOCR. HORMONOTHERAPY 1955, 1/2 (20-25)
It has been established that the thyrcldization of animals by physiological domes
of the hormone stimulates the activities of the various elements of the interstitial
tissues: the regeneration of tissues is speeded up. the survivul-rate of Infected
animals is increased. the frequency of development and the rapidity of propaga-
tion of malignant growth produced by carcinogens to inhibited. In conditions of a
sharp depression of the oxygenation processes caused by the administration of an-
tithyroid substances, the activities of the elements of the interstitial tissues were
seen to decline. Tendler - Leningrad (111, 2)

VOYTKIVICH, A.A.
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Ghanges in the thyroid gland and the frontal lobe of the hypophysis
In experimeutal sillcosi. Sor'be. s oil. 2:280-282 155. (MLRA 9:5)
Is Institut krayevoy patologii Aksdemii nauk lasakhokoy SSR.
(LUNGS--DUST DISIASRS) (TMOID GIAM--DISEASIS)
(PITUITARY BODY--DISEASES)

VOTTLUICK, A.A., professor.
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Additional rudimentary cx*Wties in frogs. Priroda 44 n0-12:
100-102 D '55. (KM 9:1)
l.Kazakhakiy meditsinskiy institut imeni Y,K,xolotova.
(Frogs)
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^ffect of hormones of hyrPhycls4byraid comPlex ad
va-cencration of the thyroid gland. A. A. VoTtkevich and
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G , V. Khamullo. Dc6Wy Akad. Nvub S.S.S R. 103.
11 Z3-A(I 955). -White rats Or guinea pigi treated with
thyroid (liumin aT cattle) and hyt~ophysc;%l prrpni. after
retnova I of the frontal part of thyroid gland wric cxrmd
Tim adminktration of the prepm.. wan begun 16 day, iwfar~ (D
the o1w-ration. Tcssue phatograph-c of the mCcurrating
tiRsu" are diown Methytth,curAril preventoA the re-
generation, all fither annnah ~howrd regriseratitin afiVity
llypnp))),~PA propni %tirnubted regmi-Tation; thor made
from the tm~nvhihc ~orwe ~~crr mosr rflrrtivv Ovin Ibtiv
from c-inophilic tone, of t1w hypagyhy,1,3.
G. M. KOU71.,Ipra

VOYIEEVICH, ~TATCLIY ANATOL'Y"VICH
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645. 551
.vq
Antitireoidnoye deystidye sullfanilanidov I tioureatov (Anti-thyroid
effect of oulfanilimides and thioureas) Mosk-vap Medgiz, 1957.
230, (1) p. illus., dipgra., graphss table3.
"Literaturat': p. 208-(231)

V G Y-r KIE #916.
AD THOR Voytkovioht_A.A. 20-3-58/59
TITIZ The Influence of Temperature upon ?hagooyte Activity in
the Case of Regeneration Proceeding under Conditions of
Different Concentrations of the Thyroid Hormone.
(Vliyaniye temperatury na aktiynostO fagoteitoy pri
regenerataii v usloviyakh razuoy kontsentrataii gormons.
shchitovidnoy zholazy.)
PLMODICAL Doklady Akademii Mauk 89ORt 1957v Vol- 115, Nr 3,
pp. 63o-632 (USSR)
ABSTRACT The influence of temperature on the regeneration, especial-
ly on the skin hull has often attracted the attention of
scientists. Among the influences of the milieu the
temperature plays an important r8le in the alteration of
the character of the fundamental physiological process.
The adaptation of the organism to the temperature fluctuations
is accompanied by important functional shifts in a series
of endocrine organs, mainly In the function of the thyroid
gland. The author gives here data concerning the curing
of wounds under contrasting temperature conditions and at
an experimentall-y changed concentration of the thyroid
hormone which was effected by an injection of 6-methyl-
C"D 1/3 thiourasyle or thyrooidine. The duration and the character

The Influeno* of Temperature upon Phagocyte Aotivity in the Came of Re ;he
_generation Proceeding under Conditions of Different Concentrations of
Thyroid Hormone.
of skin wounds of albino rats was observed. The main at-
tention was paid to the cytological picture of the wound
exudate. The author was interested in the question to which
extent the oell oomposition of he latter reflects ade-
quately the experimentally caused (by exterior temperature
and endocrine factor) general physiological shifts in the
organism. The method of prints of the wound surface
(15 x 15 mm) was used, after 1.3 and 6 hours and still
1,2,3,4 days. By means of comparing the results obtained
with animals under different experimental conditions e
author draws the following conclusion: the exterior tempera-
ture influences the velocity of the regeneration process.
Low temperatures suppress the emigration intensity and the
differentiation of the cell elements in the course of the
first period of the regeneration process. This suppressed
influence was stronger since the main term of the basal
metabdism the thyroid gland - was eliminated. By an ex-
perimental increase of the concentration of the thyroid
hormone the intensive course of the reparative process is
CARD 2/3 already changed to a small extent by placing the animals

20-3-58159
The Influence of Temperature upon Phagoeyte Activity in the Case of Re-
generation Proceeding under Conditions of Different Concentrations of the
Thyroid Hormone.
in various temperature conditions. Thus the reaults can
be regarded as a new proof of the Important r8le of the
thyroid gland in the adeption process of the organism.
There are 2 figures and 4 Slavic references.
ASSOCIATION: Voronezh Medical Institute.
(Voronezhskly meditainakiy institut)
PRESENTED: By N.Y. Aniohkoy, Academician) April 29, 1957
SUBMITTED: April 25, 1957-
AVAILABLEV: Library of Congress.
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AUTHORs Voitkevich, A.A., Professor, Doctor of Medical Sciences
TITLE: AnImportant Contribution to Scientific Literature (Serlyeznyy
vklaa v uchebnuyu literaturu)
PERIODICALt Vestnik Vyashey Shkolyt 1958, # 2, pp 86-88 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: ThisisLeritical review of a new book, the "Atlas of Micro-
photograpnu on Vormal Histology and Embryology" by L.I. Falin,
issued in 1957,
There is one Soviet reference.
ASSOCIATION: Voronezhskiy meditsinskiy institut (Voronezh YAdical Institute)
AVAILABLEi Library of Congress
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AUTHORt Voytkovioho A. A.
TITLEs Some Peculiar Traits of the Innervation of Supplementary Extremititm.
Formed in the Frog Under Natural Conditions (Osobannosti innervat-
aii dopolnitellnykh konechnosteyt obrazuyushchikhoya u lyagushki
v yestestvennykh usloviyakh)
PERIODICALs Doklady AN SSSRI 19571 Vol- 116, Hr 5# PP* 804 - 007 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs In previous reports (references 1 - 3) the unique phenomenon of tne
peculiar development of the supplementary extremit.ieu was described
especially in the case of a majority of lake frogs in natural wa-
ters. The classification has found 24 different variants of the
ratio of the 3upplementary extremity to the hind original extremi-
ty. The overwhelming majority - approximatively two thirds of till
individuals concerned had a developed supplementary extrowity which
was coalesced with the right original extremity either on the shank
or on shank and shinbone or along the whole extremity', includinc;
the foot. The author found that inspite of every differentiation
the supplementary extremity had not the movability of the normal
extremity. It did not show the usual reactions to chemical oi me-
chanical atimuli. These observations admitted theassui;ption of a
Card 1/4 possible difference in the innervation of the original and the

20-5-46/44
Some Peculiar Traits of the Innervation of Supplementary Extremities -or--ed il,
the Frog Nder Natural Conditions
supplementary extremity. For this purpose the author investigated
visually and microBeopically the state and the topography of the
nervous tracts as viell as the structure of the upinal cord and
of the spinal ganglia. In the caa6 of individualn with aupple-
mentary extremities no, essential asymmetry in the nize and in tho
contours of the right and left half of the spinal cord was found.
In contrast to that, eseential differences were found in the size
of the spinal gnnglia and in the number of their neurons in the
region of the VjIjth, IXth, and Xth spinal cord nerve. These dif-
ferences are 1he greater, the smaller tho extent of the coaleacenen
of the well differentiating supplementary extremity with the ori-
ginal is. The spinal Ganglia of the right side are greater than
usually and greater'than the ganglia of thecpposite side. As table
I shows the number and the size of the neurons increased .91;aulta-
neously with the general increase of the right spinal ganglia. The
differences in size and the differences of morpho-furxtional cha-
racteristic are the more significant the better the supplementary
extremity is differentiated and the less it is coalescod with the
original (figure I a). In the case of total coalageence no diffe-
Card 2/4 rences in the general size of the spinal ganglia occur, though the
0

20-5-46/48
Some Peculiar Traits of the Innervation of Supplementary Extremities Fox-mud iri
the Frog Under Natural Conditions
number of the great neurons increases. The results of the morpho-
logical investigation corresponded to those of the physiologic el-
periment. The development of the separated supplementary extremity
is accomplished by a considerable hypertrophy of th.- ;(-,.rve compo-
nent of the afferent part of the reflex arch without Wie adequate
increase of the morphological structure of the efferent p,-rt. The
supplementary effective irnervation is apparently not extendeo to
the supplementary oxtremlty; the functional atresa of the original
extremity is, however, increased# since it reacts to the stimuli
to which the supplementary extremity is exposed. The research of
the peculiar natural phenomenon of the increase of the extent of
the shape formation in the localized range of the hind extremity
shows the same character of the stabilization of the nerve forma-
tion between the supplementary extremity and the upinal cord as In
the laboratory experiments of Detviller (references 4 - 6) and of
Gamburger (references 7 - 0) and others more. Finally the uuthor
points out the difference between theue observations ~-,jj ti:e known
laboratory experiments in the transplantation of the axtre!,Aty con-
Card 3/4 stitution or its induction in the case of a separattA deveioFment

20-5-46/48
Some Peculiar Traits of the Innervation of Sup-ilementary Extremition Formed in
the Frog Under Natural Conditions
of the supplementary extremity In the cases obaervod by the auth-
or the supplementary extremities develop as appendix of the ori-
ginal well differentiated extremity. As a rule a coalesccaice took
place, however, only in the proximal section. And thin circu.,_stance
could be expressed in the character of the effer,iiL innervation.
There are 1 figure, 1 table, and 10 references, 3 of which are
Slavic.
ASSOCIATIONs VoroneXh Medical Institute
(Voronezhskiy meditsinskiy institut)
PRESENTED: May 27, 1957t by N. N. Anichkov, Academician
SUBMITTEDs May 13, 1957
AVAILABLEi Library of Congress
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AUTHORO. Voytkevich, A. A. 2o.6-42142
TITLE:
..; State of the Nervous System Elements in Frogs Deprived of Extrem
mities Under Natural Conditions (Sostoyaniya elementov nervnoy sin
sterq pri otautetvii konechnosti u 1yagushok v prirodnykb usloviyakh).
PERIODICAL*,Doklady AN SSSR) 1957) Vol. 116, Nr 6, pp. lo4llo44 (usm).
ABSTRACT: The author has observed that the frogs deprived of a back-extremity
especially exist in those waters (surroundings of Alma-Ata) where ho
had discovered more than 3oo individuals of different age with a
disturbed morphology process in the right caudal half (ref. 2 and 3).
The observations were carried out in the course of 8 years. The disturm
bance of the morphology process had a community', As a rule they rem
stricted themselves to the localized region of Le right backward ex-
tremity. There it has to be pointed to some functional peculiarities
of the present frogs deprived of the right backward extremity, After
the metamorphosis at the single backward extremity a noticeable hy-
pertrophy begins (figure 1). This extremity reacted on chemical and
mechanic impulses always by a typical flinging backj the intensity
norm of which did not remain behind that one of corresponding agep
Card 113F The results of the study of innervation in frogs with a deprived back-

.W* ~2"_!~2/42
-":J6 State of the Nervous System Elements in Frogs Deprived
of Extremities Under Natural Conditions.
ward extremity are following; The reduction of the morphology process
under the natural conditiors in the region of.the arrangement of the
baokward extremity is followed by a corresponding underdevelopment
of the nervous structure, At a complete deficiency of the right back=
Ward extremity, theasymmetry of the spinal marrow halves depends on a
rapid decrease of quantity of'the great motoric neurons and their size.
The spinal ganglions of the right,body side have a rudimentary characs
terp the fact of which influences the size of the organs and the neu-
rons. The quantity of the fibrea in the foreward and backward roots
of the right side is much decreased. The single backward extremity
supports an essentially higher functional stress than it would be the
case in the presence of both normal extremities. Under these circums
stances simultaneously with the growth of the left spinal marrow side
the mot~ric neurons and their capability of impregnation with silver
grow. The thickness of the foreward root increases, The spinal gang-
lions of the left body-half are hypertrophized. The quantity of the
sense neurons which form those ones is increased and their size ex-
ceeds the norm of the aze concerned. The backward root form an enn
larged mighty nervous fibre complex, At the deficiency of an extremity
Card 2/3 adenuate vaviations take place in the structural nervous elements as

2o.6-42/42
State of the Nervous System Elements in Frogs Deprived
of Extremities Under Natural Conditions.
woU of the afferent, as of the efferent part of the reflex bow.181th
a duplication or an essential increase of the extremity quantity the
corresponding variations may applj themselves more to the afferent
nervous structures than to the structures of the efferent apparatus.
There are 3 figures and 9 reforencesj ~ of whic)l are SlAvice
ASSOC IATION::Voronezh *dical Institute (Voronezhskiy meditsinskiy
institut).
PRESENTED'. May 27, IL9572 by N. N. Anichkovs Academician.
SUBMITTED: June,13, 1957.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congresse
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VOTTMICH. A.A*q prof.
71rst All-Unlon Conference of the Academy of Nedielne of the U.S.S.R.
on Ussue bcompntibility And the TrnnsplantAtion of Tissues And
Organs, and the Conference of the Academy of Mediolne of the U.S.S.R*
on Problems in Regeneration and Cellular Propngsti6n. Probl.endok.,
i gorms 4 no-3:120-123 )tr-Je 158 (KIRA 11:8)
(TRANSPALMIATION OF MGANS, TISSUMS, ETC)
(REGEMATION (BIOLOGY))

Letters to the editor.
Jl-Ag 158 (HORMONES)
Probl.endoke i gorm~ 4 no,4sl2?-128
(MIRA 110a)

VOYTKIVICH, A.A., ODNOPAIOV,.N.J.
Veiwe on teaching nomal anatomy and histology with embryologjr
in medical institutess' Arkh.anat. gist. I, embr. 33.no;4slOO-103
-T3.-Ag 158 (MIRA 11:10)
1. Kafedra normallnoy anatomii (zov. - pIrof. N;I. Odnopalov) I
kafedra gistologii a embriologiyey (sav. - profe A.A. Voytkevich)
Voronezhokogo goeudarstvannogo meditsinskogo institvia; Adres
avtorovt Vorouozhv Studenchaskeyn ule, d*10* Meditsinskiy institut;
(ANATOMY, educ.
Pus))
(HISTORY. edue.
(Rua))
(ZMBTtYOLOGY~ educ
(Rus))

VOTTKEVICH, I.A.,
Regeneration of supplement ary ext remit le o Infrog laryne Evith summary
in Inglishl Biul,skop.biol. i zed. 45 no.6.0100-104 Je 158
(MIRA 11:8)
lo Iz kafedry gistologii i embriologii (Saw. - snalyzhenyy doyatel
nauki prof, A,A. Voytkevich) Voronezhakogo gosudaretvannogo meditainskogo
instituta. Predstavlena deyetvitelluym chlenom ARK SSSR V.F. Chernigovskim
(REGEIIMTION. experimental.
supplementary extremities in frog larvae (Rue))

AUTHORI. Voytkevichp A. A. 20-118-4-6o/61
TITLE: k Peculiar Shank Reduction at the Reduplication of a Frog's
Extremity Under Natural Conditions
(Svoyeobraznaya reduktsiya goleni pri, udvoyenii. konechnosti
u lyagushki v prirode)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, 19581 Vol. 118, Nr 4. pp. 841-844
(USSR).
ABSTRACT: Disturbances of the development in the growth of the extremities
of batrachians (Amphibia) with or without tails were caused on
natural conditions as we 1 as by experiments. During the process
of development either the extremity or its rudiment were split,
cut into or tied off. Thus an atypic regeneration could be brought
about. So several supernumeraz7 extremities were formed besides
the normal ones (references 5, 7-9). These deformities were often
brought into connection with reparative processes, as the conse-
quence of various injuries (references 1. 6). In many batrachians
which the author inmestigated raneltural conditions (references
2-4) the formation of supernumerary extremities which could not be
Card 113 connected with any injury of the extremity rudiment was found.

A peculiar Shank Reduction at the Reduplication of a 2o-ii8L-4_6q/6l
Frogle Extremity Under Natural Conditions
The present paper describes new anomalies of the morphogenesis
of a uniform type which was found in 47 (out of 304) individuals
with various deformities in the structure of theirright hind
extremities, In these 47 frogs the middle parts of tKeir extres
mitiea were strongly deformed. This deformation was caused by the
formation of bony spinelike excrescences and a considerable-total
shortening of the legs as a consequence nf a reduction of the shank
and partly of the distal part of the thldi(figure 1). The feet were
not deformed. The comparison of the data given here shows that in
all cases two limbs were deformed, but the degree of development
was different in the supernumerary limbs and in the normal. legs.
It seems that the splitting of the rudiment in the different indi-
viduals did not take place at. the same time. So in these cases the
development of the supernumeiary extremities wan retarded. In the
cases of shank reductions and partly also of tbigh reductions the
differentiation of the embryo material of the supernumerary ex=
tremities from the main extremities seemed to be imperfect. One
frog showed not only a supernumerary right extremity but also a
left one (figure 2, the right one in the lower file). The right
leg was deformed, excepting the distal part. On the left-hand side
Card 2/3 the deformation le-A to a shank reduction and to the formation of

A Peculiar Shank, Reduction at the Reduplication of a 20-1.18-4-&/61
Frog's Extremity Under Natural Conditions
bony spines. After having given further details the author states
that the disturbances of development as treated above were obser-
ved.-several times in the coarse of 8 years in thre waters situated
in considerable distance frcm each other.
There ara 2 figures, and g.roferencess 4 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Medical Institute Voronezh (Voronezhskiy meditsinskiy institut)
PRESENTED: Novembez 14, l957,:.bi.1--I* Shmaligauzen, Member of the AS USSR.
SUBMITTED~ Oetober 2, 1957.-
AVAIWLE'O' Library of.Congress..
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LUTHOR: VoytI.-evich A. SOV/ 2o-12a-2-~1163
TITLE: Rules GoverninE the Sp.-itial Relations Between Basic and
SupplenentarLr Eztrc:::itico in a Duplic,,.tion of Natural Conditions
(Zakonoricrnocti prostranstvannoi;o otnocheniya nezMu o-,no-
vny.-ii i dopolnitellnjmi konechnoztyami pri duplil-.Intsii v
yentestvennykh usloviyakh)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii naul: S303R, 1950, Vol. 12o, Nr 2,
.PP. 434 - 437 (USSR)
APSTRACT: An experimental disturbance of the totalit;r of the disposition
of a limb in an early embryo or in a luter extremity biid of
a developed larva is often accompanied by an increase of the
number of extremities. A bibliography is Z;iven (References
5-7,9-11, 13-15). The symnetry in the position of nupplenen-
tary extre:aities which an a rule are for-ied by one nc!ch,~rical
influence or ot!ier was interpreted differently b~, different
authors. In this connection the -roat nzterial on duplications
of the hind extremity its was collected by t*.,i,-, ailt.hor in. fro,~o
under natural conditions is of obviouc intercot. This i)hcno-
=anon wan chiefly noticed on tho ri7,Lt-h-and --ide. klon-Z: the
Card 1/3 factors that led to it the r-oqt ini~ortant D-rt is played by

Rules CovQrninL; the Sl;atial Relations 13,~,twcen Daric
and Supplementary Z;Arenitiec in a Duplication of Fatural Condizions
ter.perpturo. The natiiral -iv~tanorpho:lic of the t.-Opoler, -;;F!z;
retarded in the neighborhood of cold Firct titc, ~Iata
on the development of one supplementary limb only ic discuzoed.
Moot frequent was a position reflex-s.yrn..,ietrical to the main
extremity. Both extremities viere often connected by brid~:es
of tissues. With th"t the skeleton of the medial ed~~-e of the
foot was partly reduced (fiZure la and b). In another way
of adhesion, that is in an imperfect separation of the =.terial,
the supplementary extremity became symmetrical to the left
hind leg. There were cases of the development of up to 0 more
or less reduced supplementary extremitien. Especially striking
were cases 7here there were 2 distinctly differentiated ex-
trera-itieo besides the normal 2 hind leCs. This group was di-
stinctly divided in 2 cub-groups: a) the supplementary extre-
mities had grown together and were well developed, or b) they
were separated and were behind in their development. In indi-
vidual cases simultaneous duplications of the riCht and of the
left extremity occur-i,i(figure 3). The additional material
,was so to nay put on tiie ventral surface of the ri ght leg. The
Card 2/3 material of the author, collected in the open air, permits the

Rules Goveriin- ';!'v/1~i;-1'o-2-61/63
and Buppl--.cnt,-,-y D-,t-J.~r.-'Aion of Hatural Coinditions
Conclucion t;"-..t .7ices in th,~ of t'-~:
of a li,-.ib i.- froa- %- ar-, accor,
i.-%nicd by the na--.e con(litiono C c,-. I i r -A. n
-~n had ')v~n r ic
fissurcsy transplantations, and injurico of or
bud of an extrenity. In all cases the '2. Z; of ZZ!IICX Cy::1-
.1etry is ma-intairzed, but it is reali:-L-j accordinu
;to the concrete conditions of
-'c 3 ficures
and 15 reforenco-s, 6 of whic*- --ro Sov�ct.
ASSOCIATION: Vorononhoki.T moditzina%ili . inntitut (voro'.'~:;:l 1-lotitilta)
PREOENTED: PebruarY 7, 1950, by I. I. of
Sciences, USSR
SUBA~11TTED, Janu--ry 27, 195C
Card 3/3 1. Frogs-Growth 2. Embryos-Doveloprent 3.
4. Froec-Physiology

AUTHORS: Voytkevich A A Bukhonova, A. I. SOV/2o-12o-4-63/67
TITLE: Hypersegmentation of Neutrophilic Nuclei in a Wound Exsudate
Occurring Under the Influence of the Adrenal Cortex Hormone and
Radiation(Gipersegmentatsiya yadra neytrofilov v ranevom eksBudate
pod v1iyaniyem gormona kory nadpochochnykh zhelez I luchistoy
radiataii)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958s Vol- 12o, Hr 4,
PP- 914 917 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In this paper data are given concerning the influence of X-ray
radiation in the first stage of inflammation. The manifestation
of this reaction is an exudation and an immigration of special
leucocytes to the focus of Injury. X-ray radiation in thin case
gave a special stimulus whereas the adrenal cortex hormone was
either introduced from outside or cortisone came from the own
adrenal gland. It had been activated by the adreno-corticotrope
hormone of the hypophysis (ACTH). In the first test group 22
white rats and 30 guinea pigs were used for the experiments. Half
the number of animals was irradiated. A piece of skin from the
Card 1/3 side of the body was removed from the experimental and control

Hypernegmentation of Neutrophilic Nuclei in a Wound SOV/2o-120-4-63/67
Exuudate Occurring Under the Influence of the Adrenal Cortex Hormone and
Radiation
animals ( I x 1 cm in the case of rats, 2 x 2 cm in the case of
guinea pigs). Replicas of the open wound surface were made after
4, 241 48 and 72 hours (Ref 2). Under the influence of the X-ray
irradiation 3 days before the removal of skin the exudation
became weaker and the numbixctneutrophilen emigrating to the focus
of the wound was reduced. In zhe second experimental group (26
rats, 27 guinea pigs) the influence of cortisone (5 Mg per animal)
and of ACTH was investigated. After 24 hours the difference
between the 2 experimental groups and the control group increased
further. Differences were observed between rats and guinea pigs
which are due to differences in their species. The results obtained
showed that the increase in concentration of the adrenal cortex
hormone in the organism increases the segmentation of the neutro-
philic leucocytes for a short period (Tables1b, c) under the
influence of a special irritation (removal of akin or introduction
of cortisone). Up to now thin has never been reported in publica-
tions. From latest endocrinological investigations it in known
Card 2/3 that the increase of leucocytes in the blood is as characteristic

Hypersegmentation of Neutrophilic Nuclei in a Wound SOV/2o-120-4-63/67
Exsudate Occurring Under the Influence of the Adrenal Cortex Hormone and
Radiation
of the effect of cortisom as the reduction of eosinophiles
(Refs 5f6). The number of special leucocytee in the wound exudate
aeoreases, however, considerably especially in the initial stage
of inflammation. This process apparently takes place in connection
with the reduction of the permeability of the wall of blood
vessels under the influence of cortisone or ACTH. There are 2
figures, I table,and 12 references, 9 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION. Voronezhskiy meditsinskiy inatitut (Voronezh Medical Institute)
PRESENTED: January 1(, 1958, by N.N.Anichkov, Member, Academy of Sciences,
USSR
SUBMITTED: July 5, 1957
1. Wounds--Therapy 2. Wounds--Effects of radiation 3. X-rays
--Physiological effects 4. Leukocytes--Stimulation 5. ACTH
--Physiological effects 6. Adrenal cortical extract--PhysiologjLcal
effects
Card 3/3

"The Effect of Cortisone and Acth on the Reparative Process Depending
on the Experimental Conditions and the Age of Animals."
Theses of the Procleedings of tile Annual Scientif ic Sessions 23-26 March 1959
(Al.14Union Institute of Experimental Endocrinology)
From the Chair of Histology (Read--distinguished man of science,
ProfeusorA. A. Voytkevich ) of the f Voronezh Medicial Institute

22(l) 30V/3-59-4-25/42
AUTHOHi Doctor of Biolot-,ical 1
TITLEt The General Biological Training of Prospective i'!'1YeJi,,i,'.-3
"ust be Improved
PERIODICALs Vestnik vys5hey shkoly, 1959, Nr 4, PP 64-66 (U.;:*R)
ABSTRACT: At one of the conferences of medical inatitute director,,, it
'was stressed that the training of future physicianz; in gc--ex-
al biology should be intensified and broaderv~d. In tine pr,~~Ct-
ice of teaching, the contents of this branch of ccionce
shrinks up or is replaced by the fundamentals of botany and
zoology. The author reco~tmonds that the duplicity prevail-
ing in respect to theoe 2 subjects, in the ;econd,,--ry ochor;l
program and the lot course of medical inntitute3 be
ed, and the time thus zwied uocd for a better study of r-aner-
al biology. He doubts, whether it is expedient to tf,,ap'.". V.11-1-
sitology in the first course and refors to %carlomician Yu.11.
Pavlov3ki who hau ropentodly rocoi,~,mvndud to triuiafot~ It to W,,o
4th courso. The author cornmento on the trainin in e.--.1br-,o1oj-y
Card 1/2 pointing out that it is aluo being tau,,,lit by the Ch:tir of

S
SOV/3-59-4-'51/42
The General Biological Training of Proapective phynicialln, ;~'J'wt
Histologya lie recommends that the entire material on on.bryo-
logy be combined into one course. In this connection ho -,:el-
comes the decision taken by the Board of the Vacoo-Miznoye
nauchnoye obahohe'atvo anatomov, gistologov i embrioloCov
Union Scientific Society of Anatomists, 'listologists aw!'Em-
bryologists) who considered it expedient to organize an inde-
pendent course in embryology. He mentions the contributionj
made to this branch of science by K.E. Ber, A.0,
I,I* Mechnikov, D.P. Filatov and P.P. Ivanov.
ASSOCIATIONt Voronezhakiy meditsinskiy institut (Voronezh cdic~ll L -
noti
tute).
Card 2/2

VOTTWICH, A.A. (Voronezh)
Reaction of the thyroid epithelium to cortisone and ACM in puppies
[with sum in Yinglish]. Probloandok, I gores 5 nool:31-38 Jv'-T 159,
OCrRA 12: 3)
lu Iz kafedry gistologii I embriologii (say, - sasluzhenrq do7atell
nauki prof..A.A. Vovtkovich) Voroneshokogo gosudArstvannogo meditsinm-
skogo instituta.
(CORTISCHE, effects,
on thyroid epithelium in young dogs (Rus))
(ACTH0 effects,
same)
MYROID GLAND, off. of drugs on,
ACM & cortisone, epithelial reactions in young dogs
(RUB))

VOYTKEVIGHY A.A.
Reaction of the thyroid to iodide and bromides following
its preliminary stimulation by thicrureats. Probl. endokr.
gormonoter, 9 no-4t25-30 JTI-Ag'63 (MIRA 17:1)
lo Iz kafedry gistologil ( zav, - chlen-korrespondent AMN
%.SSR profo A*A. Voytkovirch) VoronezhBkogo meditoinskogo in-
StItutao

VOYT M ICH, A.A., prof.
Research on the aorpholvg7 of the glands
discussed at the Sixth All-Union Congress
logista and Imbryologists. Probl.e'ndok. I.
Ja,--y 159. f
'- (MOCRM GLWS)
of internal secretion,
of Anatomists, Histo-
gorm. 5 no.1:121-124
(MIRA 12: 3)

VOYTKBVICH, A.A. (Voronezh)
14Drphological reactions of the tbymus to cortiw ue and AGMw Probl.
endoko i gorm, 3 no.2.-28-37 Mr-Ap 159. (MIRA 12--7)
1. 1z kafedry gistologii i embriaogii (zav. - woluzhenrqy deyotell
nauki prof. A. A. Voytkevich) Voronezhskogo gonudarotvennogo moditsin-
ekogo instituta.
(CORMSONE, off.
on thymus, review (Rua))
(ACTH, off.
same)
(THYM, off. of drugs ono
ACTH & cortisone. review Ofts))

VOYTXHVICH, A.A.
Role of the hormonal component In the neural control of
motamorphoste In amphibians. Probl.endok. I gorm. 5 no.3.1
26-31 My-je '59. (HIRL 12:9)
1. 1z kafedry giatologii I embriologli (zav. - zaoluzhonnyy
doyatel' nauki prof.A.A.Voytkovich) Voronozhakogo goaudar-
atvannogo meditainakogo instituta.
(MMVOUS STUSTM4, physiol.
regulation of metamo hosia in Amphibia,
role of hormones (Ru79)
(HORMOITHS, phyeiol.
role in HS remilation of metamorphosis in
Amphibia (Rua))

VOMMVICH. A.A.; BOGDAITOVICH, LT.
Hikolat Ivanavich Odnoralor; on his 60th birthdsq. Arkh.anat.glst.
I embre 36 nosl:112-114 Ja '59. (MIRA 12-3)
(BIOGRAPH INS 9
Odnoralovv Nikolai I. (Rua))

VOTTXXVICH, A.A*
b)-teletal museulature of duplicate extremities in tha frog.
Arkh.anat.gist. I embr. 37 no.7:45-50 Jl '59. (HIR& 12:10)
1. Xafedra gistologii I embriologii (zav. - sael.dayatell nauki,
prof.A.A*Voytkevich) Voronezhakogo meditsinskogo instituta.
Adrea avtora: Voronezh, Meditsinskiy inetitut.
(KUSCLIS, anat, & histole)
(LEG, abnormalities)
(YROGS, abnormalities)

I
~VOYM' Z.D.; GIMHEVITBrATA
BUKHONOVA, A.I.; MLOVA, R.T.;
9111113VO, O.D.
Effect of adrenaline on regenerative processes in norml and cu-
trated animals. Biul. ekep. b1ol. med. 47 ne.2:124-128 7 159. (MIRA 12:4)
1. 12 kafedr7 gintologii i embriologii (zav. - prof. A.A. Voytkevich)
Voronezhakogo meditsinskogo institut6,(dir. - prof. N.1. Oduoralov).
Predstavlena deystvitellnym chlenom ANN SSSR V.V. Parinym.
(REGMM&TION,
eff. of epinephrine in normal & castrated animals (Rae))
(CASTRATION, eff.
on gegen. reactions to epinephrine (Rua))
(AP 1WHRINA, effecteg
on regen. in normal & castrated animals (Ras))

i70 )
AUTHOR: SOV/20-124-2-67i"71
TITLE: The Reaction of the Thymus Upon the Hormonal Biocatalyst
of the Adrenal Cortex (Reaktsiya zagrudinnogo uzla na
gormonallnoye nachalo kory nadpochechnika)
PERIODICALt Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 1241 Nr 2,
PP 481 - 484 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the morpho-functional basis of the adaptation reaction
of the organism the cooperation of the anterior lobe of the
hypophysis, the adrenal.cortex and the lymphoid organs is a
very important component, which is controlled by the nervous
system (Refs 6, 9, 20). Its character and the unusually
intensive affections cause a state of "tension" in the
organism. In connection with this phenomenon in the hypophyais
the secretion of the hormone stimulating the adrenal function
is intensified. As a result of this corticosteroids are
rapidly stored in the organism (Refs 6, 11, 20). In the latter
case as well as In the case of an experimental introduction
of cortisone or the hormonal biocatalyst of the adrenal
Card 1/3 cortex (ACTH) into a normal animal organism the size of all

The Reaction of the Thymus Upon the Hormonal SOV/20-124-2-67/71
Biocatalyst of the Adrenal Cortex
lymphoid organs is reduced, the proliferative processes are
considerably suppressed and the lymphocytes destroyed
(Refs 12, 15, 16). Alt'hough the author has also certain doubts
with respect to the hormonal function of the thymus
(Refs 2, 3, 14) he believed in the detection of microstructural
signs of the incretorial process in the lymphoid organ as
assumed by several authors. This process is assumed to take
place in case the organ suffers considerable changes under
the action of the mentioned hormones. As experimental objects
served whelps. A thymus -removal in whelps usually causes a
number of trophic disturbances. After a daily introduction of
cortisone (20 or 40 mg) or ACTH (20 or 40 units) during
10 to 14 days the animals were killed (together with the
control) and the organs weighed and fixed. ACTH caused a
considerable hypertrophy of the adrenal glands.The introduction
of cortisone caused a considerable enlargement of the liver.
Both hormones (in particular cortisone) lead to a 2-3 fold
decrease of weight of spleen and thymus. The thymus was,
however, not destroyed to such a degree as is the case with
Card 2/3 smaller experimental animals (Refs 7, 12). The changes under

The Reaction of the Thymus Upon the Hormonal Biocatalyst BOY/20-124-2-67/71
of the Adrenal Cortex
ASSOCIATIOIT;
PRESENTEDt
SUBMITTED:
the microscope are ahown on figures 1-3. Under the action of
hormones the young epidermis shows increased phenomena of
cornification (A. 1. Bukhonova assisted in the experiments)
(Fig 4). The largest lymphoid organ - the thymus - is
undoubtedly of importance in the adaptation reactions of the
oreanism, apart from other functions. It reacts upon the
change of the hormonal component of the growing organism.The
thymus saffers a regular age conditioned involution. Its
products of decomposition play a Dart in the organism. They
favor the phenomena of chemotaxis of the phagocytic elements.
The morphogenetic effect of its assumed hormone has, however,
hitherto remained an unproved logical condition. - There are
4 figures and 23 references, 11 of which are Soviet.
Voronezhskiy gosudarstvennyy meditsinskiy institut (Voronezh
State Medical Institute)
September 26, 1958, by N. N. Anichkov, Academician
September 25, 1958
Card 3/3

VV,CTKaI
S&_k. A. _
Peculiar morphological deformations associated with the duplication
of limbs in frogs. ?1auch.dokl.vys.shkolyj biol.nauki no-4:70-76 '60.
(KMA 13: 11)
1. Rokomendovana kafedroy glatologii i embriologii Voronezhskogo
meditsinskogo institutao
(EXTREMITIES (ANATOMY)--ABNORMITIES AND DEFORMITIES)
(FROGS)

VOITKEVICHp A.A.
Struotural peouliarities of the skeleton ofsupera=emry extremities
in a frog. Arkh. anat. gist,i embr. 38 no.1183-92 Ja 1609
(MM 13:7)
1, Kafedra. kistologii i embriologii (save - saslushenn" dayatell
nauki prof. A.A. Voytkavich) Voroneshakogo gosudaretvennogo meditsin.-
skogo inatituta. Adrea avtorat Voronezh# Maditainakiy institute
Kafedra gistologii i embriologii,
(EURMITIES9 LOWER)

VOYTKWCHt A.A.
NeurovecrOory proceea during the metamorphoais of t&ilUOB
onhibiamg Dokl. AN =R 135 no.1:221-224 N 160* (MR& 13111)
1. ,Voronezhakiy maditainakly inatitut. Predatavlano akademikem
N.N. Anichkovym.
(LMAZ--WHIBU) (BRAIN)

V6YTKVICH, Anatoliy A. (USSR) Head, Chair of Histology and Embryology,
Voronezh Medical I=titute, Voronezh, USSR.
"Role of Neurosecretion in the Neuro-Endocrine Regulation of the Amphibian
Metamorphosis". (session 2).
report to be submitted for the Third Intl. Symposium on Endocrinology, Oiso,
japan, 6-lo june 61.

VOYTREVICH, A.A.
--------------
P,elatlcn of the tYyrctmr2lc- ~' of the hypophys!s to the
neurooet -nt-ion in pigeons. ' ~-,- Is eVsp, biol a i med. 55 /is-.
56/ ra.1002-85 010 (MRA 17:8)
1. 1z kafedry,gistologil i embriologli ( zav. - chle-n-11corres-
pondent AM11 SSSR prof. A.A. 7cytkevich) VoraieAskogo meditsin-
skogo Institutao

VOYTKMCH, A*A.p prof@
11surohormonal regulation of the functions of the adrenal cortex
in connection with the stress problems Pat, fiziol. i ekep.
terap, 8 no.593-3-1 S-0 164, (MIRA 18:12)
2~ laboratoriya eksperimentallnoy endokrinologii AMN SSSR pzi
Voronezholkom meditsinskom institutep chlon-korrespondent A14H
SSSR. Submitted Juns 4, 1963.

VOYMIVICIIY A.A.
Reorganization of the structure and regeneration of the
thyroid gland following its partial excision. Probl. endok.
i gorm. 11 no.6:73-79 N-D 165. (MTRA 18:12)
1. Laboratoriya eksparlmntallnoy endokrino'logit AMN SSSR pri
Voronezhskom. zeditsinskom Inatitute.

VOYTKKVICHj,,-k.A-,T; TKACHF.V, A.V.
Scientific session of the Uzbek Institute of Regional Medicine
of the Academy of Hedical Sciences of the U.S.S.R. Probl.
endok, i gorm, 11 no.6t120-121 11-D 165. (Kim 18-.12)

VOYTE VICII.I_A. A
Physiology and patholbg~( of the h7POthalA--nJO- IzIr- I,?, -~.
Ser. biol. 31 no.l-.16-f-169 Ja-F 166. (mm". 19: 1 )

VOYNIVICH, A.A.
Some atipects of mclanogetinn"in d1ieuined ut the Uh Irternatic:'Al
Conference on the "Structoirc and control of molanocyton." Usp.
sovr. biol, 60 no.3:459-462 1-1--D 165, WIPA 1911)

VOTTKEVICH, A.A.; LEOITOVA, L.K.; BUKIIONOVAt A.1,
Effect of adrenalectot7 and ho'rmone therapy on the neurosecretory-
hypophyseal Bystem. Probl. endok. i gorm. 11 no.4t62-68 JI-A 165
(MIRA 181111
1. Laboratoriya eksperimentallnoy endokrinologii AMN SSSR pri
VoronezhBkcm meditsinakom institute.

L 14152-66-, EWT W
ACC NR: AP6001317 SOURCE ODE: UR/0248/65/000/009/0044/0052
AUTHOR: V tkevich,_A. A..- Tkarliev. A. W; ~bekunov, A.- S.; Obchinnikova,_G._A,,,_-
PajX&a, G.-F.
(Institut meditsinskoy
ORG: Institute of Medical Radiology 14N $~_qR )b
radiofogii SR
TITIX: Reaction of the neurosecretory nuclei of the hypothalamus, thyroid, and
adrenal glands to radiation injury-of the organism
SOURCE: AMN SSSR. Vestn?k, no, 9. 1965, 44-52
TOPIC TAGS: ionizing radiation, pathogenesis, endocrinology, polonium, radiation
sickness, radioisotope
-ABSTRACT:---Study of--the-neurosecretory-nuclei in rats-exposed-'torpolonium-210-roveal----
ed a three-stage-development of changes In the neurons of the paraventricular and
supraoptic nuclei. Immediately after expoaure the neurosecrotion flowed rapidly
along the axons, after which elimination and synthesis were in a state of relative
balance. rinally, inhibition of neurosecretion set in, ending in partial destruc-
UDC'. 617-001.28-07 [616.831.4+616.441+616.45]-008.6-076.916
Card 1/2

L 14152-66
ACC NR-. AP6001317
0
tion of the neurons, The adrenals were studied on the same material at different
periods of acute radiatic;n sickness. Within 24 hours of exposure the glands increas-
-ad in weight almost 11/2 times. This increase as well as the histological changes -
were indicative of~m'arked hypertrophy of the glands due to intensified production of
hormones. The structural,an 'd-functional changes observed in the thyroidwere more
or less similar to those in the adrenals. Under normal conditions the peripheral
endocrine glands are elements in a "closed" system--hypothalamus-hypophysis-thymid'
-adrenal-hormone--metabolism in peripheral tissue. Introduction of P02 0 disrupts
-hormone metabolism, which gives rise to compensatory intensification of the thyro-
tropic and adrenocorticotropic.fmctions of the hypophysis, resulting in hyperstim-
ulation of the thyroid and adrenals. The isotope accumulates selectively in the
neurosecretory nuclei of the hypothalamus and ultimately destroys them# Origs art.
has;. 2 figurest 1 table.
----SUB- COM ----06 /-SUBK- DATE: OSJun65/ ORIG REF: .-012/ OTH FE F: 000
Card 2/2-&

VOYTKLFVICH, A.A., prof,
~;- . - ~
Conditions of the basophll and oxyphil differentiation in the
hypophysio. Arkh. anat.v giBt. i embr. 49 no&9t3-14 S 165.
(MIRA 18:12)
1. laboratoriya okeperimentallnoy endokrinologii AMN SSSR (zav. -
ablen-korrespondent AHN SSSR, prof. A.AoVoytkevich) pri Voro-
nezhokom meditsinskom institute, Submitted April 10p 1964,

VOYTKEVICII, A.A.
some cor4itions of the morpholegical functional difl-erentlaticn
of the pars intermedia of the pituitary body. Blul. eksp. biol.
i med. 60 no.11;99-102 11 165. (MIRA 19!1)
1. Laboratoriya ekaporimentallnoy endoki-Inologli (zav. - chlen
korrespondent A121 SSSII prof. A.A. Voytkevich) AM' SSSR pri
Voronezhokom m-editsinskom, institute. Submitted April 23J. 1964..

VOYTKEVICH, A.Ae (Voronozh)
Reatcrative prozesBeD ana L-nmune2a f-cl.*. vc7. er&4,,k. -0.2:214C-1-
269 163.

VOYTKEVICII, A.A.
Correlation between neurosecre-tory and thyroid datermiration in the
differentiation of Probl. endok. i gorm. 10 no.6:
82-86 N-D-164. (MIRA 180)
1. Laboratoriya skaperimentallnoy enodkrinologii (zav. - chlen-kor-
respondent AMN SSSR prof., A.A.Voytkevich) AMN SSSR pri Voronezhskom
meditsinskom institute.

VOYTKEVICHV A.A. (Obninsk)
Recent developments in the field of radiation andocrinoloa.
Probl. endok. i gorm. 11 no.4:125-126 Jl-Ag 165.
(MIRA 18:11)
"N `121S Fv

,-,VOYTKEVICH, A.A.
Nourosecretory system in bbcIB. Irkh. anat., gist. i exbr. 49
no.7:3-20 Jl 065. OMIRA 18:10)
1. Laboratoriya eksperimentallnoy endokrinologii AMN SSSR pri
Varonezhskom moditsinskom instituta.
4
TO
iffi IP
m

VOYT.KEVICII A. A.
Neurosecretiony its genesis and sore properties, Vest.AM S~SSR 20
no.7:3-12 165. (MIRA 18:8)
1. Iaboratoriya ekBperimentallnoy endokrinologii AMN SSSR pri
Voronezhakom meditsinskom institute.

VOYTKEVICH, A.A.
.- ----
Reparative processes In the thyro3d gland after connMerbIlf,
periods following itti resection. bokl. AN S3SR 164 no.ls
234-237 S 165. (MIPA 18s9)
1. Voronezhskiy neditsinskiy institut. Sulnitted November 24,
1964.

VOYTKEVICH., A.A.
Formation of a growing regencratirg part of the thy-roid gland.
Probl. endok. i gorm. 1C no.5:89-93 S-0 164.
(MIRA )BtO
1. Kafedra gistologii (zav. - chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR prof.
A.A. Voytkevich) Vororezhskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
'A-

VOYTKEVICH, A.A.
I-- - I.... .. - - I - - I ~ ~-. .. I
Properties of hypophyseal colloids. Probl. endok. i gor=. 31 no.l:
96-102 Ja-F 165.
1, Laboratoriya eksperimentallnoy endokrinologii (zav. - prof. A.A.
Voy,tkevich) AMN SSSR pri Voronezhekom meditsinskom institute.

VOYTKEVICHO A.A.
.............
Thyroid gland regeneration. Usp. amm. biol. 60 no.1:90-111
ji-Ag 165. (WRA 18:8)

VOYTKEVICH. A.A.
Characteristics of the neurosecretory~hypophyseal system
in amphibia with different rate of metamorphosis. Biul.
MOIP. Otd. biol. 70 no.2:99-105 Mr-AP 165.
(MIRA 18;5)

VOYTKVICH A*A,
Phenomena of regeneration and bypertrophy in the thyr-oid gland
following its injury. Biul.eksp.bioLi mod. 57 no.5t89-93 My 164.
(MIRA 18:2)
1. Wedra gistologii (zav. - chlen-korTespondent AMN SSSR prof.
A.A.Voytkovich) Voronezhskogo meditsinskogo instituta. Submitted
March 27s 1963.

VOYTK-M!,GHl, A.A.1 CMKH, T.K.
~
Effect of the extirpation of embryonic anlagen of the neurosec-
retory-hypophyseal system in amphlbianse-rDoU. AN SSSR 159 no-5t
1183-1186 D 164 (MIRA 18:1)
1. Predstavleno akademilkom A.N. Bakulevym,

VOYTKEVICH, A,A*
Z4=&l 10caliZation Of secretory calls of thro anterior lobe of the
hypoph~sis'as related to neurosecration, Arkhiv anat gist, i
embr. 43 no. 9sl7-22 9 162. W~A 17t;~
1. Kafedra. gistologii i embriologii (zav. chlon-korreapondent
AMN SSSR prof, A.A.Voytkevich) Voronezhakogo gosudarstvannogo
meditsinskogo instituta. Adres avtorat Voronezh, Studencheskaya
u1., 10. Maditsinskiy institut.

VOYTKEVICIII A#A*
Some data on the histochemistry and fine structure of the hypothalamic
nourosocratory Bub3tance. Arkh. anat.0 glut, i ombr. 44 no.6 '3-20
Je 163. (MIRA 17:7)
1. Kafedra gistologii I embriologit (zav. - cUon-korrespondent
AMN 33SR prof. A.A. Voytkovich) Voronozhokogo meditsinskogo in-
stituta, Adrea avtorai Voronezh,. Studencheakaya ulitnat 10p Medl-
tsinskly institut) kaffclta gistologil. i embriologii.

IVOYTKEVICH, A.A, [Voitkevych,, A.A.]
Organization and function of the neurosecretor7 system in
higher invertebrates. Fiziol. zhur; [Ukr,] 10 no,lt94,101
164. (MIRA 17:8)
1. 1'aboratoriya eksperimentallnoy endokrinologii AMN SSSR pri
Vorone2hakom meditsinskom institute,

VOITRY11CH, A.A.; LECUOVA, L.K.
Some data on the effe-at of vertebrate ho=- ones on the neuro-
seuretoi-j system of insects. Dokl. AN SSSR 157 no.11236--2-39
01 1 E4 (MIRA 1-118)
1. taboratoriya a~ spar imerital In oy andokrinologil kill SSSR,
Vcranczh. Pradstavelno akadaynikom N,N, PnJobkovyme

Methods for the regen8ration-Of the thyroid gland@ DAL AN
SSSR.3,47 no-4,977-geo D 162. Odu 16 -.3.)
1. Vo,.nezhakiy maditflinskiy institut. Prodstavlano akmdemikom
N. N. Anichkov7m.
(REGENERATION(BIOLOC,r)) (THIROID GUND)
~wq

,--IOYTKEVICH, A.A.
Some aspects of endocrinology on the Third-4LU-Union Conference
on the Problems of Regeneration and Cellnlar Multiplication.
Probl. endokr. gormonoter. 9 no.4tU6-119 Jl-Ag '63
(MIRA l7tl)
Problems of the hormone therapy of cancerous diseases, malig-
nant lesions of the endocrine organs and interrelationship
between the tumor and the body in various hormonal states at
the Eighth International Cancer Research Conference* Ibid:
119-123
'I, W
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"j,

VoY!'Y],:V 1 1", H ~ A.4,
Jnsoualit.y cf reurosecrezory as related to t~-e
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,VO7,TKMCHO.A,.Aq SOBOLEVAp E.L.
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lobe of the frog hypophyeis. Tsitologiia 4 no.6t626-632 N-Dt62
(MIRA 17:3)
1. Kafedra gistologii Voronezhakogo moditainskogo instituta.

VOYTKEVICH, A.A.
I
Gonadotrophic detivity of the hypophysis of amphilbia of differeent
ages'and after ths exclusion of neurosecretion. Nauch. dokl.
vys, shkoly; biol, nauki no.103-78 164. (MIRA 17W
.1. Rekomendovana kafedroy gistologii i embriologii Voronezhskogo
meditsinskogo institut&.

VOYTKEVICH A A
SYmmetric distuabances in the anlagem of the lower extremities
ofAhe -frog. Dokl.. AN.SSM,152 no.6,4109-1482 0 163.
(MMA 16:11)
1. Voronezhskiy gosudaretvennyy maditsinskiy institut.
Predstavleno akademikom A.N. Bakulevym.

.I., - .. VOyTjMCH A.A*.(Voronezh)
-
Mast cells in various states of the arganigmaUsp. govr.biol.
56. no.1:56-76 Jl-Ag'63. MU 16t10)
,,,N
WST CELIS j

VOYTKMCBV Atl.,xprof. ; OMM1310VA.. G.A.
---------- *a"--
Differentiation of the regulating effect3 of the hypothala=w
on the anterior and intermediate loben of the hypophysis.
Biul. eksp. biol. i med. 55 no.21100-104 F163. (MMA 16ZO
1. 1z kafedry gistologii i embriologii (zav. - chlen-kor-
respondent AM SSSR prof. A.A. Toytkevich) Voronezhskogo
meditsinskogo inatituta.
(HYPOTHALAMUS) (PITUITARY BODY)

FALDI~ Lev IoBifovich; VOYTKEVICif, A.Aot red,; R%IANOVAp Z*Aop
I tekhn. red.
(Fustology and er-bryology of the oral cavity and the teeth]
Gistologiia i embriologiia polosti rta i zubov. Foskva
Medgiz) 1963;G,218 p. (HIRA 16-.i2)
(HISTOL ) (EMROLOGY I MUN) (STCHATOLOGY)

VOrTMICH, A.A.
Variation in the thyrotrophic characteristics of the hypophysis of,
amphibians In ontogenesim and following the extirpation of the
preoptic lobe of the mesencephalon. Dokl. AN SSSR 150 no.D'221-224
My 163. (MIRA .16t6)
1. Laboratoriya eksperimentallnoy endokrinologii ANN SM.
Predstavleno akadeinikom N.N.Anichkovym.
(Pituitary body) (Amphibia) (Thyroid hormones)

A. A~.
Effect of temperature on the function of the amphibian preoptic
nuclei and hypophysis. Biul. ekap. biol. i med. 53 no.51124-
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1. Iz kafedry gistologii (zav. - chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR
prof. A.A. Voytkavich) Voronezhskogo meditoinakogo instituta.
(HYPOTHALAMUS) (PITUITARY BODY)
(TEMPERATURF-PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT)

VOYTKEWCH A.A.
Relation betwoen the neurosserstory factor mA the grouth in
amphiblans.. Dokle AN SSSR 149 no-5.1233-3236 Ap'63. (MIRA 160)
1. Voronezhakiy gosudarstvannyy wditsinskiy institut. Predstavleno
akademikom V.N.Chernigovskimo
(AMIB IA) (DIENCEIIIIALON) (GRMM)

VOYTOVICH, A.A*
"Substitution of cranial defects by regenerating bme" b7
A.I. Matvelva. Revieved b7 A.A. Voitkovich. Arkh.mmat.,gist.
i et4tr. 44 no.ltU7-n9 Ja 163. (HIRA 16 2 5)
1. -Reditainskly instilut, kafedra gistologii i embriologii.,
Voronezh Studenchookaya ul., 10.
tBCNE GRAFTING) (SKUM-DISKASES)
(IIATVWAp Me)

VOYTKEVICH, A.A. (Voronezh)
Secreting neurons. Vast.AHN S.S.S.R. 17 no.l2s63-70 162.
(MM& 16s4)
(NERVES) (SEGRETION)

VOYTKEVICH, A.A.,- BMIONOVA, A.I.; KULESHOVA, L.N.
Reaction of mast cells to hormones. Dok-1. All SSSR -146 no.2:492-
495 S '62. (MIRA 15:9)
1, Voronezhskiy gosudaretvennyy meditsinskiy institut.
Predstavleno akademikom 11.11. Anichkovym.
(MAST CELLS) (HNNONES)

VOITI(EVICHY A.A.
L,
Further data on the humoral influ,~nce of -I., an the
pituitar7 thyrotropic function. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. bl-ol.
no.5t695-703 S-0 164. (14TRA 17:?)
1. Laboratoriya eksperimentallnoy endokHriologil WIN' prl
Voronezhokom meditainakom institute.

VOYTKEVICH G.
"Geochemistry of isotopes" by A. Polanski., Reviewed by G. VoAkevich.
Izv. AN SSSR. Ser.geol. 27 no.12:117-U8 V (162. (MIRA 16s2)
(Geochemistry) Isotopes)
(Polanski, A.)

VOYTiawic'-f, G. V.
Dissertation dufanded. for the dogreo of D,.ctor of Geologo-i-,ineralogical 3cionces
at the Joint Academic Council on GeoluL~o-.;itiaralo4;ical, Ceophyaical, and
Geographical Sciences; Oiberian Branch
"Problems of Hadiogeology.10
Vestnik Akad. Nauk, Lo. 4, 1963, pp, 119-145

VOYTKEVICIIP G. V.
Voytkevichj Go V. "Certain problems of comoc-hemlstry connected with deternIrAng the
growth of the earth", (Report), Soobshch. o nauch. rabotakh chlenov Vsesoyuz. khim.
o-va im. Mendeleyeva, 1949, Issue 1, p. 12-14.
SOS U-4630o 16 Sept. 53, (Letopis 'Zhurnal Inykh Statey, No. 23, 1949).

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