paschutin (9 Ergebnisse)

Hardcover. Zustand: Good+. 1st Edition. iv+773, 18 unf. plates, undamaged. ex-University of London library 'Dr Augustus Desire Waller Memorial Library' with plate for this on fr.free endpaper facing heraldic plate on fr.pastedown, sm.round stamps verso t.p., bottom p.752 and end text, no original wrappers, end.gutter cracking,edge-browning throughout. Waller was the inventor of the ECG. Green library clothcCovers clean, sp. ends sl.rubbed, sl.rubbing to corners. Inc. GM 1010, V.Paschutin on digestion. Scarce.

Hard Cover. Zustand: Very Good. First Edition. Contemporary cloth-backed boards, new printed paper spine labels. Ink stamp on title page and one further page.

Cbl. med. Wiss., 17/35+36. - Berlin, August Hirschfeld, 30. August 1879, 8°, pp.625-656, Rückenbroschur. Erstfruck! Victor Wassiljewitsch Paschutin (1845-1901), Schüler des Physiologen Setschenoff "gehörte mit zu den Pionieren der experimentellen Forschung in Rußland" Fischer II, p.1177.

Arch. Anat. Phys., 1873/3+4. - Leipzig, Veit et Comp., 1873, 8°, pp.249-504, 5 Taf., orig. Broschur. Rothschuh Nr. 971: " Trennung von Fett-, Eiweiß- und Kohlenhydratspaltenden Fermenten des Pankreas".

Ber. K. Sächs. Ges. Wiss., 25 (1873). - Math.-Cl. - Leipzig 1874, 8°, pp.95-157, (1), 1 lith. Taf., orig. Broschur. Erstdruck! Seltener Sonderdurck aus dem Vorbesitz von F. Miescher.

Arch. Anat. Phys., 1871/3. - Leipzig, Veit et Comp., 1871, 8°, pp.241-381, 3 lit. Taf., orig. Broschur. Victor Vasilyevich Paschutin (1845-1901). Garrison & Morton No.1010.

Berlin, Verlag von August Hirschwald, 1865, Kl.8°, IV, 96 pp., feiner Pappband mit aufkaschierter orig. Broschur; feines Expl. Erste Asugabe! Iwan Michailowitsch Setchenow (1829-1905), "wohl der erste Russe, der sich in Deutschland bzw. Österreich, seine physiologische Ausbildung holte. Er war bei Brücke, Ludwig und bei Rollett in Graz. Sein Hauptarbeitsgebiet war die Physiologie der Reflexe und des Zentralnervensystems". Er entdeckte die »Hemmmende Wirkung des Gehirns auf die Rückenmarksreflexe« und die »Summation beim Beinanziehreflex des Frosches«. Rothschuh: Gesch. u. Tab.

First edition. 8vo (212x133mm). pp. [iv], 96. Marbled paper over boards, backed with brown cloth. Remains of handwritten title label to head of the spine. Some wear to outer edges and corners but otherwise very good. Contents are very good but with light damp-staining to the lower third of the first thirty two pages. Browning to the title page and the last leaf but otherwise this is a clean tight copy. Ownership stamp on the title page of Dr med. R. Kobert, pract. Arzt. This is quite probably Rudolf Kobert (1854-1918), a pharmacologist and toxicologist who began his career working as an assistant to the physiologist Friedrich Goltz who, like Setschenow and Paschutin carried out experiments on the brains of animals. A nice copy of this important text with an interesting association. The title translates as "New experiments on the brain and spinal cord of the frog" and follows the publication in 1863 of "Physiological studies on the inhibition mechanisms for the reflex activity of the spinal cord in the brains of the frogs". Sechenov (his name, and that of his student Pashutin, has been rendered into German here) who lived from 1829-1905 was described by Pavlov as the "father of Russian physiology". It was while working in Paris that he discovered the notion of "central inhibition" - the repressive effects of thalamic nerve centres on spinal reflexes. This led to research on inhibition phenomena in the central nervous system which provided the beginnings of the theory of cerebral behaviour mechanisms, according to which all conscious and unconscious acts are the result of physical, structural reflexes. The theory provided the basis for the development of neurophysiology and objective psychology.

Cbl. med. Wiss., 8/36. - Berlin, August Hirschfeld, 1870, 8°, pp.561-592, Rückenbroschur. Erste Ausgabe dieser wichtigen Vorarbeit zu der im Jahre 1871 veröffentlichten Arbeit "Einige Versuche mit Fermenten" von Victor Vasilyevich Paschutin (1845-1901).