THE CONCEPT OF PHYSIOLOGICAL SUPERSYSTEMS: A NEW STAGE OF INTEGRATIVE PHYSIOLOGY
R.D. Grygoryan1, V.F. Sagach2
- Cybernetics center of National Academy of Sciences of
Ukraine, Kyiv;
- O.O.Bogomolets Institute of Physiology of National
Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kyiv
DOI: https://doi.org/10.15407/fz63.03.058
Abstract
other diseases of complex etiology, remains unknown, and
their palliative treatments are limited to the fight against
the symptoms. Despite the specific pathogenesis of every
disease, AH is a convenient model for the analysis of common
underlying causes of these diseases. It is known that the
concept of neurohumoral control of cardiovascular system
mainly describes the hemodynamics and does not integrate
additional mechanisms optimizing cellular metabolism. On
the other hand, the modern concepts of integrative physiology (IP) are based only on the functioning of the system of organs.
Meanwhile, a large amount of data ensures that there exist
specific metabolites of a mystery functional role on the scale
of the body. In our view, it is time for IP’s new concepts able
to both cover the full range of facts and show the term for
breaking of the deadlock problems of AH. The purpose of the
article is to determine both the actual conceptual problems of
theoretical / applied IP, and ways for radical treatment of AH.
The research methodology of IP and traditional concepts of
AH are subjects of the analysis. It is argued that the focus of
research should be focused on physiological supersystems
(PSS), integrating mechanisms of cellular physiology with
mechanisms of organs systems. The organizational complexity
of every PSS is the main problem of its experimental
identification, thus computer simulations are proposed for
enhancing of the empirical methods. The problems arising
when the researcher will use this combination, are illustrated by
the analysis of an energy PSS. It exists in the form of a battery
of mechanisms, each with its values of power and speed, and
supports the synthesis of ATP in mitochondria. It is shown
that even this partial PSS does display situational responses to
various scenarios of ATP deficiency in the body. Conclusion:
To overcome the current challenges of IP, researchers need to
create the concept of multilevel PSS and develop adequate
methods of their study. Perhaps the partial PSS, activating
against the lack of ATP in the cells, will become a platform
for developing common methodology for study of the general
class of multilevel PSS.
Keywords:
cell, mitochondrial biogenesis, functional systems, formal analysis, model simulator.
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