[The mechanism of temporal connections in the neuronally isolated cortex].
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Pathogenetic role of the neuroautoimmune reactions in dynamics of the experimental neurosis development has been investigated. Application of the dynamic approach in estimation of the pathological process has permitted analyzing changes in the immunological indices in dynamics of the experimental neurosis development. The results obtained testify to that maximum content of autoantibodies to the nervous tissue, circulating immune complexes and changes in the reaction of neutrophilic injury are observed in the beginning of the experimental neurosis development.
Dynamics of elaboration and stabilization of conditioned motor alimentary reactions was studied in dogs, in conditions of choice of one of two feeders. The whole process is divided into four stages, differing by the degree of stabilization of conditioned behaviour. Three groups of animals are singled out, characterized by different rate and features of elaboration of conditioned motor reactions. The possibility is shown of the use of total choice and running time as a characteristic of equilibration of nervous processes in animals.
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The work was aimed at studying the formation of microsystems of learning neurones in the cortical visual zone of immobilized cats during elaboration of a temporary connection based on a combined stimulation of two its points in acute experiment. 18.6 per cent of the cells developed responses to the stimulus which had been ineffective before conditioning. The most numerous group consisted of units which displayed a complex form of elaborated response. Presumably the untis observed are part of a system of learning neurones controlling the intraanalyser interactions by the mechanism of temporary connection.