Experimental animal decompressions to less than 2 mm. Hg absolute /Pathologic effects/
Pathology examination of tissues of dogs rapidly decompressed to less than two millimeters of mercury absolute
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The problem of the effect of breathing oxygen in the resorption of gas emboli in the vascular system of an animal and on the course of pulmonary pressure trauma
Effect of oxygen breathing in resorption of gas embolism in vascular system of cats and on course of pulmonary pressure trauma
PULMONARY CIRCULATION↗
Voluntary choice by animals of gas media with various oxygen contents under normal conditions and after exposure to a hyperoxic atmosphere
Selection of oxygen concentration in atmosphere by mice following exposure to hyperoxic medium compared to actions of mice without previous exposure
HYPEROXIA↗
Effects of increased partial pressure of oxygen on the morphological composition of the peripheral blood in animals
Morphological composition of peripheral blood in mice exposed to various periods of increased partial pressure of oxygen
PERIPHERAL CIRCULATION↗
Effect on certain physiological functions of prolonged exposure of animals to conditions of an oxygen-enriched air medium
Changes in fundamental functions in mice following exposure to oxygen-enriched air
OXYGEN CONSUMPTION↗
Method for recording venous outflow in cerebral vessels of animals during exposure to acceleration
Recording of blood flow rate in large cerebral veins of rabbits subjected to simulated space conditions
BLOOD FLOW↗
Injury mechanism of internal organs of animals exposed to sinusoidal vibration.
Internal organ injury mechanism of cats subjected to severe vertical sinusoidal vibration and observed by high speed X-ray cinematography
PHYSIOLOGICAL ACCELERATION↗
Exposure system for small animals at atmospheric and reduced pressures.
Chronic exposure of rats to gaseous environments of varied composition and pressure, noting exposure capsules, gas flow system, respiratory gas analyzer, etc
ATMOSPHERIC COMPOSITION↗
Optical polarization of spinning threads of the vitreous body of animal eyes as an expression of their biorheological behavior
Thread-shaped deformation of vitreous humor studied in polarized light
POLARIZED LIGHT↗
Synthesis of tissue proteins in animals during hypodynamia
Synthesis of tissue proteins in rats during hypodynamia
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Effect of vibration stimulus on the oxygen metabolism of the brain in animals with partially eliminated auditory and vestibular systems
Oxygen consumption of brain in rats with partially destroyed auditory system and vestibular apparatus during repeated vibration exposure
VESTIBULAR APPARATUS↗
Investigation of the relationship between the oxygen metabolism of the brain, its electrical activity and the conditioned reflex activity of animals after vibration
Oxygen metabolism of brain, its bioelectric capacity, and conditioned reflexes of rats following vibration exposure
CONDITIONED RESPONSE↗
Characteristics of effect of different types of radiation on the higher nervous activity of small animals, I
Excitation and inhibition effects of 510 MeV protons, fast neutrons, and gamma irradiation on higher nervous activity of mice
CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM↗
Characteristics of effect of different types types of radiation on the higher nervous activity of small animals, II
Fast neutron and gamma radiation effects on higher nervous activity of mice
MOUSE↗
Characteristics of effect of different types of radiation on the higher nervous activity of small animals, III
Comparative effects of fast neutrons, protons, and gamma radiation on higher nervous activity of August rats
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Blood pressure-flow studies in free-ranging primates and other animals.
Engineering blood pressure and flow analysis for free ranging elephant seal, Alaska sled dog, baboon and giraffe, noting measuring and telemetering techniques
Van Citters, R. L.↗
Conduct research on the effects of very strong magnetic fields and of magnetic field-free environments on man and animals progress report, 1 nov. 1967 - 31 jan. 1968
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Beischer, D. E.↗
Conduct research on the effects of very strong magnetic fields and of magnetic field free environments on man and animals Progress report, 1 May - 31 Jul. 1968
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Beischer, D. E.↗