Boris Babkin

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Boris Babkin is affiliated with the following schools: McGill University, Dalhousie University

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According to Wikipedia, Boris Petrovitch Babkin FRS, M.D., D.Sc, LL.D was a Russian-born physiologist, who worked in Russia, England and Canada. Career Babkin graduated from the Military Medical Academy, St. Petersburg, with a Doctor of Medicine degree in 1904. He held professorships at the Novo-Alexandria Agricultural Institute and the University of Odessa, before being imprisoned and exiled from Russia in 1922, due to his criticism of the October Revolution.

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Boris Babkin's Published Works

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Conditioned Reflexes; an Investigation of the Physiological Activity of the Cerebral Cortex. (1929) (412)
Secretory mechanism of the digestive glands (1944) (238)
THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM AND ITS FUNCTION IN FUNDULUS HETEROCLITUS (1928) (134)
Pavlov: a biography (1949) (72)
Restoration of the Functional Capacity of the Stomach when Deprived of its Main Arterial Blood Supply. (1943) (49)
Central and reflex regulation of motility of pyloric antrum. (1950) (48)
Cortical inhibition of gastric motility. (1950) (42)
HISTAMINE AND PILOCARPIN IN RELATION TO THE GASTRIC SECRETION (1931) (37)
A method for the study of the perfused pancreas (1926) (31)
THE PARASYMPATHETIC‐LIKE EFFECT OF SPLANCHNIC NERVE STIMULATION ON PANCREATIC SECRETION (1939) (28)
Mechanism and cortical representation of the feeding pattern. (1951) (27)
The effect of activated ergosterol and of parathyroid hormone on gastric secretion in the dog. (1940) (26)
Factors Determining the Course of the Gastric Secretion in Elasmobranchs (1935) (26)
STUDIES ON THE PANCREATIC SECRETION IN SKATES (1929) (25)
Physiology and Biochemistry in Modern Medicine (1927) (23)
Vagal and Sympathetic Innervation of the Stomach in the Skate (1935) (20)
The triple mechanism of the chemical phase of gastric secretion (1938) (17)
THE INFLUENCE OF GASTRIC MUCUS ON PEPTIC DIGESTION. (1932) (16)
The “chemical” phase of gastric secretion and its regulation (1934) (16)
Gastric motor effects of acute removal of cingulate gyrus and section of brain stem. (1950) (15)
The influence of the blood supply on pancreatic secretion (1924) (13)
THE INFLUENCE OF NATURAL CHEMICAL STIMULI ON THE MOVEMENTS OF THE FROG'S STOMACH (1924) (11)
Central nervous control of rhythmic variations of blood pressure. (1950) (11)
The acidity of the gastric juice (1929) (8)
Some recent advances in the physiology of gastric secretion (1938) (8)
Changes in the secretory activity of the gastric glands resulting from the application of acetic acid solutions to the gastric mucosa. (1941) (8)
STRUCTURE AND REACTIONS TO STIMULI OF ARTERIES (AND CONUS) IN THE ELASMOBRANCH GENUS RAJA (1933) (8)
Internal Secretion and the Ductless Glands (1912) (8)
Choline-Esterase Content of Normal and Denervated Submaxillary Gland of the Cat.∗ (1937) (7)
FURTHER STUDIES ON THE PANCREATIC SECRETION IN THE SKATE (1932) (7)
Experimental Neuroses in Animals and Their Treatment with Bromides (1938) (7)
CONCERNING THE MOTOR MECHANISM OF THE SALIVARY GLANDS (6)
THE DIGESTIVE WORK OF THE STOMACH (1928) (6)
An Address on the Exogenous and Endogenous Chemical Stimuli Affecting the Motility of the Alimentary Canal. (6)
CHANGES IN BEHAVIOR FOLLOWING FRONTAL LOBECTOMY IN DOGS AND CATS (1950) (6)
Experimental motion-sickness and attempts at therapy. (1946) (6)
THE ABNORMAL FUNCTIONING OF THE GASTRIC SECRETORY MECHANISM AS A POSSIBLE FACTOR IN THE PATHOGENESIS OF PEPTIC ULCER. (1938) (6)
Isolation of different parts of the digestive tract as a method of studying its movements (1923) (5)
Cerebral Cortex and Gastric Motility (1950) (5)
Effect of cortical stimulation on respiratory rate. (1949) (4)
THE PHYSIOLOGICAL FACTORS DETERMINING THE ACIDITY OF THE GASTRIC JUICE AND OF THE GASTRIC CONTENTS. (3)
THE EXPERIMENTAL METHOD IN MODERN MEDICINE. (3)
Effect of quinine and atabrine on gastric secretion; a preliminary communication. (1947) (3)
STUDIES ON THE RESPIRATORY MECHANISM IN SKATES (1931) (2)
Origin of the theory of conditioned reflexes; Sechenov; Hughlings Jackson; Pavlov. (1948) (2)
Sechenov and Pavlov (1946) (2)
THE VALUE OF HISTAMINE AS A TEST OF GASTRIC SECRETION FROM A PHYSIOLOGICAL POINT OF VIEW. (2)
THE AUGMENTED SALIVARY SECRETION (1927) (1)
The Influence of Natural Chemical Stimuli on the Movements of the Alimentary Canal. (1)
Effects of quinine and atabrine on coronary flow in the rabbit's heart. (1947) (1)
NERVOUS CONTROL OF GASTRIC SECRETION AND EFFECT OF VITAMIN DEFICIENCY ON ITS PRODUCTION. (1933) (1)
The Influence of Insulin on the Formation of Glycogen (1923) (1)
An Addresson THE FACTORS REGULATING THE COMPOSITION OF THE GASTRIC JUICE. (1931) (1)
The Regulation of the Bile Flow through the Bile Passages. (1929) (1)
The Death of Professor A. A. Maximow. (0)
QUININE AND ATABRINE IN GASTRIC SECRETION : (A preliminary communication). (1947) (0)
Ivan Petrovich Pavlov (1849–1936) (1949) (0)
Note on the urea content of the gastric juice in the skate. (1932) (0)

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