Adaptation, Stress, and Prophylaxis

1 - Basic Regularities of Phenotypic Adaptation.- Systemic Structural Trace: The Basis of Adaptation.- Interrelation Between Function and Genetic Apparatus: The Basis for Forming the Systemic Structural Trace.- Interrelationship of Cell Structures: A Parameter Determining the Functional Possibilities of the System Responsible for Adaptation.- Reversibility of Adaptation: Physiologic and Pathologic Deadaptation.- 2 - Role of Stress Reaction in Urgent and Long-term Adaptation.- Stress Mobilization and Redistribution of Resources.- Stress-enhanced Resistance to Hypoxia.- Lipotropic Effect of Stress in Biomembranes.- Antioxidant Effect of Glucocorticoids and the Influence of Synthetic Antioxidants on Urgent Adaptation to Physical Loads.- Post-stress Activation of Nucleic Acid and Protein Synthesis and Its Role in Forming Long-term Adaptation.- General Mechanism and Principal Stages of Phenotypic Adaptation.- 3 - Development of Adaptation to Hypoxia and Its Preventive Use.- Systemic Structural Trace and Principal Stages of Adaptation to Hypoxia.- 4 - Compensation, a Form of Adaptational Response of an Injured Organism.- 5 - Systemic Structural Trace: Foundation of Memory and Higher Adaptational Responses.- Relationship Between Memory and Adaptation.- Role of Emotional Stress in Forming Higher Adaptational Responses. Unity of Dynamics in Forming Conditioned Reflexes and Other Adaptational Responses.- Main Stages of the Development of Conditioned Reflex. Differences and Common Features of Higher and Simple Adaptational Responses.- Effect of Adaptation to Hypoxia on the Formation of Temporary Connections. Behavior and Brain Resistance to Harmful Factors.- 6 - Stress and Stress Damage.- Damaging Stress Situation and Pathogenesis of Stress Stomach Ulcers.- Pathogenesis of Stressand Ischemic Injuries of the Heart.- Stress: A Basic Etiologic Factor of Noninfectious Human Diseases. Its Role in the Origin of Ischemic Heart Disease and Tumors.- 7 - Adaptation to Stress Situations