[APROPOS OF REGRESSIVE DEVELOPMENT IN BIOLOGY].
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Biological Evolution↗
Biomedical subjects
V V KUPRIIANOV
Publications and source records attributed to V V KUPRIIANOV.
[ON THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE PUBLICATION OF I. M. SECHENOV'S WORK "BRAIN REFLEXES"].
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Anniversaries and Special Events↗
[PROBLEM OF MICROCIRCULATION FROM THE MORPHOLOGIC VIEWPOINT].
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Anatomy, Comparative↗
[GHEORGHE MARINESCO (ON THE CENTENNARY OF HIS BIRTH)].
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History, 19th Century↗
[On the history of the Kazan period of V.N. TONKOV's work].
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Anatomy↗
[Some segments of the peripheral neural apparatus in total-body roentgen-irradiation].
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Animals↗
[The scientific legacy of N. I. PIROGOV in anatomy and its significance for medicine].
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Anatomy↗
[D.S. Samoilovich's thoughts on improvement of medicosurgical science].
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General Surgery↗
[Nervosism in morphologic research of Ukrainian and Russian scientists].
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Anatomy↗
[V.N. Tonkov and his contribution to the development of anatomical musea].
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History, 19th Century↗
[History of Russian neurology; doctor of medicine D. I. Ivanov (1751-1821)].
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Ethnicity↗
[E. F. Aristov, 75th anniversary since his death].
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Anniversaries and Special Events↗
[Morphologic investigations on the nervous system in Russia to mid XIX century].
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Central Nervous System Depressants↗