Departments
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* [[Department of Genaral and Cardiology]], head [[A.A.Moibenko]] | * [[Department of Genaral and Cardiology]], head [[A.A.Moibenko]] | ||
* Department of Blood Circulation, head V.F.Sagach | * Department of Blood Circulation, head V.F.Sagach | ||
| − | * Department of Immunology and Cytotoxic Sera, acting head R.I.Yanchij | + | * [[Department of Immunology and Cytotoxic Sera]], acting head R.I.Yanchij |
* Department of Studying of Hypoxical States, head I.N.Mankovskaya | * Department of Studying of Hypoxical States, head I.N.Mankovskaya | ||
* Department of Clinical Pathophysiology, head V.A.Berezovsky | * Department of Clinical Pathophysiology, head V.A.Berezovsky | ||
Revision as of 16:50, 16 December 2011
Sector of Molecular Physiology
- Department of Cellular Membranology, head O.A.Krishtal
- Department of General Physiology of Nervous System, acting head E.A.Lukyanetz
- P.G. Kostyuk's Memorial Cabinet-Museum
- Department of Neurochemistry, head M.K.Malysheva
- Department of Cytology, head G.G.Skibo
- Department of Nervous and Muscular Physiology, head Y.M. Shuba
- Laboratory of molecular pharmacology of receptors and ionic channels of cell, head D. Gordienko
Sector of Neurophysiology
- Department of Neuronal Networks, head N.S.Veselovsky
- Laboratory of synaptic transmission, head S.A. Fedulova
- Department of Brain Physiology, acting head S. M. Marchenko
- Department of Physiology of Movements, head A.I.Kostyukov
- Department of Brain Stem Physiology, head Y.P.Limansky
Sector of Visceral Systems
- Department of Genaral and Cardiology, head A.A.Moibenko
- Department of Blood Circulation, head V.F.Sagach
- Department of Immunology and Cytotoxic Sera, acting head R.I.Yanchij
- Department of Studying of Hypoxical States, head I.N.Mankovskaya
- Department of Clinical Pathophysiology, head V.A.Berezovsky
- Department of Scientifical and Technical Information (G.N.Shevko)
- Scientific Library
- O. O. Bogomoletz's Memorial Museum
