SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ALEKSEYEVA, K. - ALEKSEYEVA, L.

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/62/026/005/003/022
B102/B104
A WHORS t Alelteeyeva, K. I., Gabuniya, L. L., Den Pkhen So,
-a*., and Tretlyakova, M. 1.
I IT L:E i High-energy nuclear interaction events with iso,ropic
angAlar distribution
P!~:1110:)ICAL. Akademlya nauk SSSR. Izvestiya. Seriya fizicheskayaq v. 26,
r,()- 5, 1962, 572 - 574
TEXT: A 2+3+40j)-Type nuclear interaction was observed with an
(NIFF7-1i) photoenulsion (1 liter) which had been exposed for 150 bra at
an SlZitwd, of -10 km. The angular distributions were determined in plane
and spatial geometry. As functions of log tan Q, they were S-curves,
somewhat ateeporr than the calculated isotropic distribution but fitting
t~-e curvo caloulated on the assumption of an energy spectrum of the form
2 2
(1+P )- . hirreament is best if the shower axis is assumed t,) coincide
with -.he primai,y-particle dir"tion. The tail of 2-5 partic:" is
attribwtad to secondary nuclear processes. The isotropy of the angular
di8tril~uiion is indicative of an interaction of the incoming nucleon with
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several nucleowt of the hit nucleus. The total amount of r-aleaGed energy
was calculated from the mean transverse particle momentum (C-4 Be,v/c) and
fr,;= the ratio of neutral to charged particles (1-5). and w&a found to be
2-10 12 ev in th* laboratory oystem, and not less than 25 Bev in the system
o: tne "excited ..c1..". If the latter coincides with the c.m.o. of the
colliding wicleona, iinelasticity in the I.e. equals K 25%. There are
3 figures.
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kLFY.~;FT-FVA, T.N.: I'llit? rrw,Frtior of -cton-? metorit-s nn,~,. certain
rn-irvsati,:! rcc'.c". Eiev, 11?5f,. Acnd Sci l1krairlFun FZR, Inst of
Geolo,,1-7g'. ',Acncpn. (Diss,.-rt-;tAonq f-r the Dirm. of' G-inlid-!tm ~,f
Sciences). I
SO: Fniz~lrniL-j 1-torl.!!, I'D 4~,. .4 1055. ".oscow.

AL=fi"VA, X.M.; MUM. A.M.
Texparature of fusion of the stiny meteorite Illonovka*. Dop.AN
URSIt no.105-07 156. (MINA 9:7)
l.Inntitut geol*gIeWdkh nauk All URSR. Prodstaviv dlyonly chlen
AN MM T.O.Bonbwchuk.
(Keteorites)

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-N!95zIWA,j n 11 ill~olaywvns [Aile. ~01- ~X~; BONUARCHU, T.G.
ISO i6d -L
a.?. [Kollnyk.
H.F.J, red.lsd-ve; KATVIYCHUX, 0.0., takhn.red.
(Comparative investigation of phruical properties of stone
meteorites and some r*cks] Doevid porivniallnykh doolidshan'
flxyohVkb. vlastyvostal kaullaulkh mateorytiv ta delakykh
glrslkykh porid. Kyiv, Tyd-vo Akad.nauk URSR. 1958. 47 P.
(MIRA 13:5)
1. AN UWR (for Dondarcb*).
(Meteorites)

Ail
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A-14VAMTAo Zag.
- -
Physical properties of stone meteorites and their meaning in th,
llgbt of the asteoritio hypothesis. Xeteoritila. no.16:6?-?? 158
(XINA 11;6)
(Meteorites) (Meteoritic hypothesis)

I ;, AlmmyVA, X.M. CAI$ksslfvvao K-H-1
3mrAm, T.Y..0
NI&Sh Meteorite Cmwesm In Moscow. Osol.shur. 18 no.51109-
110 050, (MIRA 1281)
(metooritem-Congresses)

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AMHOP- A.Wza-~Yipvj, K.M.
T -.1 LE: Th--ot 'Thiri Enlarge! Plehnary Seir-lon of the Comnuttee for Meteoritec-
of' It*,- AS 'JkrSSR
PENODICRLI r-po4*11. Akademlyi n&uk Ukray-,ns1kcy1, Radyanslkcyi Sotsialistychncyi
Rillpat!~Dvf. 196r" No. 1., op. 122, - 121,
TE:Cr: Th4i VhIrd enlmwged plenary i-:#?sscn of the alrcve Committee took
pla, t- in Ylyev iv 1,95,9. The principal points of the agenda were as follows: to
sum up the r,~suP;5 of accomplianed work and work out a pmgram cf further research
on the -*nUtIc-vi c,'.' faling of meteorites and their, composition, to acquaint
astroncimical sclonlific w-.)rkers with recent, dev--lopments of this science; to
popularize the saKlevements af the Soviet up-teoritic science wvng t" population
and engage its aijtlv~- help In gathering fallen mete-orites. The assembly included
repre."ntatives Ukrainian observatorles, VUZE-5. arassums and plaxietariums, as
well as represenintives frm sucb arganizatione in other Union republics. The
session was ops?nod I)y tile rha-Irman of the Commitl~ap "or Met-F~orites at the AS
UkrSSR, 1"orrespondtng Memtier if the AS UkrSSR Yo.S. Burkser. The f,,Ilowing re-
CaTd 113

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Th- Thint Enlarged F'..enxry Sessllzn of the Ccffvvitte-!- f.:,r Met~,'~rltes of the AS
UkrSSR
-All
N
pcrtr. wt%p~,, tiaa:rKV ~Mirer%'.Llgl,~-Petrcgraphic Chara-to~titt'-::S of Masonry Metoorltee
rv i-F. Kvriaha. Cwrmllale of Geo~ogl.:&I-Mlnor S:.ien~ps (Moscow, h7m);
;r.i+0;!nn3 of the Chemistry ol. 5" t7 )L~~. )Laqve~, "On the Question V/
of Pulv,~rlwralcn t:.f Mts-.tiorlte Poi4,91s" by L.Lt Krincy, Scientific Secretary of the
Ccmmll~ti,oi. spoke on determining tht- age cf stcny and iron meteor-
it&-!, K.M. i_l'4*)*['ZM_L Candidate of Geolcgleal.-Minera-logic-&I Sclerces, spoko cn
ot;-,itine-d Ln the rhyel-al properties zf slony malen-iti-s acquir-
ed '~y tho tnstytul. geclohichnfth nauX AN Uk-3SR i':ncifilute cf rreologlc&l Sciences
of the AS ltrrSW I :.S. a,-LtT_!Lfrcm the Od-!-as& observatory delivered a re-
port "About. the Origin of Meteorl*x aterv Tne firet cycle of the -sslon's
&~!IW.j wi,s finiahoed vy a N-pcrt m~o. by P.I. Sushltclkyy "Mi-teor Vn the U-
kralne'. I~w swit:nd cycle d-PiLit with 'h4to_r'_J'g_in o_ft._heFc_a_r -system a sm&ll bod-
led ani th*lt* ev:)~Aitt-)n. Profes?cr S.
Epoke on the origin of
.Eq ~t
O'conetti And ":~tht,~v vw0l, vcdiis a~f' ~he solar V.1. ,-herednychenko,
_Docent
cf -th+ Xv-,Iv0kyy p.-~litekhnlcJlxyy Inctytut ~Xlyev Polytecnnicaa Institute) in his
repc,rt "Nttruntlon vf (cm^t lc~ Within '?i*-.,: -f Pht:tcnlc an! Corpt ular Ra-
NIV
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T'"j, ThIrl En-argod 11-c-nary Se5ilen ~f *-Iv~ Z-vmlattee fcr Met"rites of the AS
1V
dia!,,~n -1 the sponli Mem-
- Pwi" agr~~,qd with Vse*hv,)Va*.ekyyw A.D. Yakcvkin Ccrre rig
t*r ef tha AS Uki-SUR, maae a rep,~!~rt. on lh,~~,,*ignlficsrxe cf 3,ulying mateorites
and vm-tAcris Ain our t1mv- Ir. corme,~*,Ian wl.,94'm%n sparse travels. 1re st~ientific ac,--
tivity wasi er,:,wned 1,,v an fx:,jrBicn to tllv~ Gel,-:-vra observst,~rlya AN Vkr3SR fKaln
Observalc?ry cf Ito AS Uk!,SSR)-
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AtXMYWA. 1.11.
Recent dats. on the ph."Ical pr"artles of stone catoorites.
Hateorltika uo.l8s68-?6 160. (MIRA 13:5)
(meteorites)

ALEMEMAP N.M. [Aleksolova, X.M.)
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EleaWcal properties of stone meteorites. Dop.AN UPM uo.5t62O-Q2
f61. (XlRA - 343 6)
1. Ynatitut geolWebeskikb nauk U USSR. Predetavlono akademikom
ALM MIR Y.G. Bonderehukon [BmdeLrehuk, V.H.].
(Meteorites-Zleatric properties)

8/021/61/000/.005/008/012
1)2.L5/D304
AUTHORSt Alekeyeva, K.k., and Tovarenko, K.A.
TITM Bleciric properties of stone meteorites
YERIODIOAls Akademi a nauk Ugrayinslxoyi 113R, Dopovida.. no. L5,
19$1., 610 - 622
TEXT# the present article is the continuation of an earlier inT*-
stigaviou of the authors tRsf. Zi Meteorytyka, A, 68, 1960) into
eioatrio resiatanoo and conductivIty of meteorites, A new problem
bad risen, which was to find %he dieiectric pernesui-ity of meteo-
rites. The disioctrio permeability WMG d8terminea for three'stome
meteorites. Allne, rintapa:ynty and borton Caynty and lor one eram-
Pie of pyroxemite. The a 0 Ific electric con4uoLivity was determi-
ned firsip using the method of direct oeiAections. Then the di:l*e-
trio permeability was determined using the method of beats for two
fr*quezioies. It was entabilehad that meteorites nave a compare, i-
vely higis conduo-.ivity and. a large dielectrIc permeaDil:ity. 1't al-/
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Xlectric prop*rties of stone W15yDi3t)4
so was proved inst meteorites are Magnstodleiectrice wh!Ch IS In
ailcord wI%b the results Of previous research carried out by JL.M.
Ajokseyeva kHof, L; maieoryiyxa, 16, 67, 1959). The fact that me-
toorites are dieieetrie helps to exp1min the behavior of meteoric
wabstancee in cosmic space. The spectrum of shining clouds indica-
tes that the spectrum o*inates from dielectric particiea with di-
electric parl1c,libS with dillOnSlOnr near to the wave-.Lengths. It
couid be ansume4 that they consist of the siiicate mass of meteori-
te origin. comparativeiy Low electric resistance - a characteristic
property of netooritis - helps the erosion of meteors, explaining
their porous charac-.er and decrease in strength. There are I table,
and 2 Sovi*t-tloo references.
ASSOCIATIONs Inotytut heolohlohnykb nauk AN UkrRSR (Institute of
Geological Science AS UkrSSR)
PRESIOTED3 B.H. Bondarebuk, AS UkrSSH
SUBMITT"r July 29, 196D
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!ieI*-cIrJc-nI constant or the stane irateorites.
-/**-, , - * ,.- . ... .- I-.-.-.-.--- --.- AC~)
010teoritam-stuales) !911tu no. 20 - 2961, sponoored I the
or the sovist aaaamw or scienoes - mo,
$*pas mile ciont
Or "Inlut C0119CW Workn(wrrw'~,") or the 4 -it
Ms"dust'i ~V tkic 22mdum so
801d SO KIKV on 2'-1. JIM* 1960*

BURLSCH, re.S.; LAZBHIX, I.I.; ALMSEYEVA, K.N.
Germaintum content In stone meteorites. Meteoritika no.22:
94-96 162. (YAteorites) (Germanium) (KUU 150)

MZKSETEVA, K.N.
Phynical properties of tektites. Hateoritika no.24:56-W 164.
(MIM 17: 5)

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rl,'4
lf.M.; MORCK '. L.V.:'RLMIXA. 0.A.. otyatetyannyy red.; ITUS
K ? -T
otv*tstv*nW rsod.,- PROKCIPIMA. N.B., red.ird-va; PAIIMM~
Ukhn.red.
[Sclentifle c*nVessss, conferences and conventions in the U.S.S.R.
1946-291331 a bibliography] XaucbVe mmesdy konferentali I savemboba-
nits v SSSR, 19446-19531 bibliografichaskit. ukaxatell. Koakvs. 1958.
222 p. (MIRA 11:4)
1. Akadlemiye nauk 5832. Yundamentallnoys bibliotaks obsbehestvan-
nykb nmuko,
(bibliognplw--boience--Ccmgresse and conventions)

ALIMSBUNA, L.J. j
How wqt rcroAve for the cortificu*.ion of Farzvtsov.
thur. .16 no.5:79-,'R) 161. (IMIRA 17;20)
1. Upri!,vl;piyushnhiy uptulLoy 'No.75 c. :urpk.,iovo, Stcliiiskoy oblalti.

ALISFUMMA, MAVdAya Smenovm *VmDm; MIXMVICH, A.Te.p red.; TSYMO,
"Caw
(?or 3,00 centners of potatoes per bectarel Za 100 teentmeray kmi-
t*fellA a gektara. Orenburg, Orenburgskoe knizbwe izd-yo, 1960. 22 pe
(KIRA 14:12)
(Potatoes)

LLEMMIPA, I.S !- (Alsksiolova, &.$.I
Mure from our wark practices. Aruatmay. shur. 16 no.1&73 161.
(NDU 17:8)
1. Ulu-mvlyayumhchiy aptskoy No.'15, g. Kurakhovo Stalinskoy obl.

S/196/62/000/014/030/046
E194/E155
AUTHORSt Alekseyevat Xj.V.. Vinogradova, N.P., and Khaakelia.Ye.L
TITLE: Chromatographic analysis of C hydrocarbons in
complicated mixtures 5
PERIODICALt Referativnyy zhurnal, Elektrotekhnika i energetika,
no.14. 1962, 13, abstract 14 G 45. (Novoeti neft. i
gaz. tekhn. Gaz. delo. no.11, 1961, 36-4o).
TEXT: A chromatograph is described and illustrated; it was
used to analyse mixtures of hydrocarbons. The best separation of
C5 hydrocarbons was obtained on a column filled with fire-brick
impregnated with a complex ester of tri-athylene-gly-col and
n-oleic Acid. The most effective separation is o'bta,ined with a
solid- to liquld-phase ratio of 100:15. The chromatograph can
rapidly determine the composition of mixtures of Cj--C hydro-
carbons and in stable in operation. 5
5 references. (Abstractor's note% Complete translation
Card 1/1. .3

AIUSEYEVAP X.V.; ZHUKH(IVITSKII, A.A.; TURKELITAUB, N.M.
- . . . 1-1- 3ttsdy of the affect of various paramoters in preparative
cbromatograpby. MdmA tekh.topl.i mmeel 7 no.4t6O-66 Ap 162.
(MIRA l5t4)
1. Oomdarmtv*cuw 4wtitut po proyektiroviniyu savodoy kauchukovoy
pronValaonnosti.
(Gas chrountograpby)

T:M~, :..!I . ; , L.A. ; I - : . .:. -
.1"', -, . . . I ~ .."
~;-* 'j -:4 ti:r4c.1 of : -- a,,arul iv~~ : .;i' ~ ..
`)J4-93';' ;-J '-~. : .-, i ~A 17: 10)
1. (;av;vjjL:-utv-onri:ry j,rop-kWzri ~ m-ach-L !! y anntitut
.; , , .-I " I.- :.

EDLTUIIDTA., V.. kavd.tathn.nauk; AUM=YXVA, L. IDth.
Air-entrained 1"sum and cinder gnvum masties for pooting j7poum
planter board. ft stroi. Nook. I no.4:13-14 Ap 158. (MIRA 11t9)
(Motor board)

Subject 1,:~, 3 i,,,'r: 11 e M i S t ry
Ca r-,i 1/1 Pot). 15:' 1
AID P - 3749
Authors Feol'12aktov, V. V. and L. D. Ale1.seye-.-:-
TI,;le -,"omposition of alkaloids from Elegans Pursh.
Periodi"!L11 'Zhur. prikl. khim. 28, 9, 9 8 9 -
Abstract An alkaloid isolated from Zygadenu3 Elegans, Pursh was
Identified as zygadenine. Its properties resemble
those of veratrine. Four ro!ferences, 2 Russian (1933-
1,-,, 4 i ) .
Institution : A.11-11nion Scientific Research Institute of Medicinal
and Aromatic Herbs
Submitted : D 8, 1953

AJZKSUMA9..Ltl!,.S..,...FZOnLkKTOVt V.V. [dooeased)
Accumulation of alkaloids in Zygodenue slogans. Trudy VILAR no. 11:247-
253 159. (MIM 14:2)
(I.TT IM) (AUUWM)

ACC MR, AkM:~Y,"* scrjac-;~" cc:)--': U-.iIC051164~102110011009i~IC095
A=-MR: Aelchangoll okay&, 1-1. A.; Alekseyova, L.
02n: none
'ITLE: Universal ultraviolet band in extra-absorption sDactra of ~:oF2-T?.3+ crystals
exposed to- radiatl= It 770K
SOURCE: Optika i "ktroskopiya, v. 21, no. Is 1966g 91-95
-C?1C TAGS: IN ab3oamtion, garma irradiation, dysnrosiu-1, cr- stal lattice defect,
callcitmi fluoride, absorption spectrum
AS37MICT: Extra-abqorut~qn spectra or fluo itp-tyna crystals (MeF2, Me-Ca, Sr, Ba),
activated with trivale~t'l'rare earth ions (Tli+) and irradiated with Y rays at 770K, i
display (in addition to the knjwn banis belon;-inr to TR2' ions fo-.".od during the irra-'
diation) a very strong absorot on in the neax ultraviolet Eeatin~ of the crystals to'
3030:: causes the b.=d to disia=etar. 11-io broad utructurel;ss band Zaq, - 6500 -~-' at
770K) whose -=cL-ram In at abo-~~- 315 rn in 325 n-n in SrF2, ani 345 rz-i in BaF2
cr:rstals, in undoubtadly due to defects inhoront in the structure, since its posi--_-
t1or da-endo on nolthor tho type nor the concentration of tho rare earth activator in-
tr*ducod. Howerver, the intensity of this bai-A at a i-iven irradiation dose as wall as
tho intensity of thei T12+ bands increase with the --;-0+ concentration. The faint color-
abllit.v of cryatals, was found to be dator-.Ino~! not only by tl,o high onorgy of the

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Uttice bmd, but also by ths:t t-hernal inatnbilit.[ of th,~! color c,,..-.tttrs fomed. The
to 11.0--i( Lu
si-W' of the obsorvod uriversal band of' o>.tra a*--z;orr;;4.or. of I. !as was sl died on
X-i;radiated. "aFZ-Z)r crystals by determinin, tha O-nt;L:~_Ij d~colori:.at-;or- Radiation
with k = -64 m at '77OR caused the destruction of -*,-,. ;- -
ccnters, in,--I-icatin~, -- hole ori-,
jgLn of the iniversal UV band of W2. --.-h-3r-aas -.-i In the
absorption of TR?I
centers -nay ba duo to reconbination ,tith holes, tho 4.:-z.-cas-3 of absor-otion. in the
shortwave range may be duo to the reciot-ure of fr~,e holes (for:,led by the decay of the
autocatklyzod stato) by the lattice defects of ',ioF;>. C-.i-. art. has: 2 figuras. [271
SUB CO:12. 07/ SUZM DATE: 25Jun65/ CRI:; R`F: C031 OrDi iCF: C03/ ATD PRESS
C*rd 2/2

FOMICFXV, V.D., stmrshiy nauchrUry outrudnik; AIMSEYEVA,, L.E.,--geclog;
,%IJOLOVSKATA, TesYs,t red.itd-sl IVANOVA,-'*A.'G., tekhn.red.
(Outline of the geology of the S&lair Ridge] Geologicheskii
oelterk Selaira. Moskva, Gae.nauchnc-tekhn. izd-vo lit-ry po
geol. i okhrome nedr, 1961. 201 p. 7 plates. (Leningrad.
Ysosolunnyi geologicheakii institut. Trudy, vol.63.). (KUU 15:5)
1. Vaesayusnyy nauchno-is9ledov&tel'e!!iy goologicheskiy institut.
(Weir Ridge--Geology)

A1JtX-SHUVA,A,.X.-o
j Devomian, ignsom activity in ths AmW-CbvVa trough. Trudy VSEGEI
58435-143 161. (MIRA 15:5)
(Altai thuntains-Rocks, Igneous)
04.

MZEBEWJL, L. 0.
Mwertatlow Ake- Nature md Econonde Inportance of the Falae Core of the
Mrch.m Cmid Agr SL4. )kscow Forestr7 Saglaeoring last, 23 Jun 54. (Vech-
ejj7VIV Moubm, 14*41cowo 14 Jmn 34)
30, SUV. 318, 23 Dec 1954

USSR/ Diseases of elants. Diseases Of Forest i'lants 0-2
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur-Biol., No 1, 1958, 1897
Author :
Inst : Volka Forestry Institute
Title : Yioo1o-:icRl and Microscorical nalysis of the
False Nucleolus of Birch.
Orig L-Nib : 3b. tr. Povolzhsk. lesotekhn. in-ta, 1956, No 51,
177-188
Abst:,act : No fungi were isolated from the false nucleolus
of 35;6 of varieties * birch trees; rrom the re-
mainder of birch virieties 11 species of different
treo staininF
, fungi, 3 species -f tree destructin,Lz-
funq-,i, I mycelium and a sterile fun,-,uz; -are iso-
latsd. A microscopical investiSation of the woody
part of the false nucleolus and its sap wood has
shown a SiL,ilarity in their anatomical structure.
Card 112

L' ~;R/Diseanes of Plants. Diseascs, of Forest Plants 0-2
z)s Jour : Ref -,hur-Biol., No 1, 1958, 1897
tbstr.act : Certain changes took -lace in the tissues of the
brown woody part of the false nucleolus, an indi-
cation of the beginning of the movement of the
central false nucleolus in a direction from the
center to the periphery. In most cases no fungi
were present when the false nucleolus began to
form. The reason for the coloring of the brown Lood
of the birch was not a funF-us infec'ion, but the
changes which took place in the live parenclVma
cells of the trees wood affected by the penetrating
RtmosDhere, The establisiment of the nonfun~-,us na-
ture of the formation of the birch false nucleolus
makes it possible to utilize its wood for a va-
riety of products.
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IRSSR / Forestry. Dendrology. K
Abs Joux: Ref Zhur-Biol., No ?, 1958,29527.
Author G.
Inst The Moscow Technical Forestry Institute.
Title Tha Nature and Economic Importance of the Birch
Fals~ Nucleus. (Pr1roda i khoz aystvennoye
snachenlye lozhnogo yadra berezyf.
Grig Pub: Sb. rabot po, zashchite lesa, Kosk. lesotekhn.
in-t, vyp. 1, 1957, 65-71.
Abstract: The investigation was made in 30-110 year old
plantings of various types of forests in Gorl-
kovskaya Kostromskays Find 14oskovskaya Oblasts.
It was shown that the origin of the false nu-
cleus in the birch is connected with a disrup-
tion in the water flow in the trees and the
penetration of increased doses of atmospheric
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USSR
Vorestry. Dendru~ojz,.
of Torest TechuoloiLy
Wwad Noisture of ?also lioartwuod &Le. Saywoock of Birch
Vb. tr. Povolallink. lesotoirhn. I,.-t. 1957 (1959). ."C. 52,

AMUMVA, 1. 1.
AL10=1 MVIP L. I.-"Latoe
UM.0 Acid
(Dissertation
Science).
Neogenio Mastodons of the Region Covered by the
Sci USW* Paleontological Inst. Moscow, 1955.
for the Degreo of Candidate in Biological
SO. Knishanay lutupial
So 2, 1956

A A I a k!--. Y '- v a sov/
on - ~11~~ oal Argumentation of tt.r
of' 'sergoni '~aods (Lecording tc tatR cf, )&=malinji Fauna)
-~Ie~ntclogJf-he-kOMIA A
cbosnov&r.~.vu vcz-
y#rSeninskikh p.-.tkov (po dannym faimy Ackct:'1byu-
VAt Lka(i-mi' notik !2(', Nr
" 1) -- :~H )
'~f ~'iACT: ~ojvrul diffeirert viewpointp exist ~:crxerning the NgL of
It-rgen. iiands. In %Qdt c3ses it in concidered. to be Plic-
IRofn 1, 6 - e., 10, Ill 14 and Qthtk'S,~. This won oul-
atfiriz;-tted by rare f'lvdz ct mc-Ausk ahells mijtljr its a bad
stsoo cor j%r*v4rvatic.n as well as by the relaticn ef iftes(
.;,tindm %c other suitag. Finds ofmu=alian fauna. have ut to
v(* I-en inviit-)d &n-1 they were ci,~termined to be
'P-of t). Itammalihn ~,.ni ~-vo lrag-
mer. *e re d x s, r ~ , t, -- ; -,- - ons t rue t i or. cf t he %'r- 1 ga - 1~cm
-n~qnnl in th southern Yergft-I --n verge-tinskaya sard mies.
The cr,~co -~tiiracterizes the lower plirt of
tLo Yergeninsknya suite, that is to say, the oldept Perien.

SOV/ 20-120-3-17, 67
n tt,.e ;"114tonlological ArgozontRtion of trte Geological Age of the -ergc-nj
ai~jv to rala of Mammalian 7auna)
,:" it-i st-dkmenltz, kXchagyl 'irk:iye(Eef 12). Tne fr,und f-t%ina e
lcciited in situ, it it, iudet~d, representei by ccnrid*-vFLt-:.','
.rplint.?r,ed and rolled bonva. It could, howvvor, neverthe,~eu
ve! d.!tt-rmined to a grest extent. This mam=%lian and reptile
yielde a comparatively -.Iear COnCeDtlCn Of the A90
of 1he concerned sediments. A mRstodor. of the type inancus
i,r7ornt-nsis IndIcaev the second half of the Fliocene are.
The antilores related to the Sayga do not ecntradict thie
ttesumpt:ion. The tortoises a3so speak for an Upper Plioc-ne
itg-e. The sands of Yergeni (the lower part) supposedly I'crr.-
ed in the Urpor Pliocene uge (probably in ite first h31-',
~:ie '-*opleistocene age). No Miocene age of the sande chn t~~
4r--umert. There ure 14 references, 14 of which are
kS:',,Di7 I 1i T I ~'V G-ologicheskxy institut Akedemii nuuk :;2SR
(Gel:10g:cal Inatitute'l: US3R)

SOTf/20-120-3-47/67
On tka Puleontalogical Argumentation of the Geological Age of the Yergeni
Spndn (Aecordivg to Data of Namal4an Pauna)
iabrusary 11, 1958, by N. S. Shatakiy. Member, Academy of
.*oienoes, USSR
Tabruary 10, 191;8
1. Paleoecology--Theor-y 2. Geological time-Determination
Card 3/3

ALWSSM&, L.I.
N&6t4dOft SffrrtdftMtInus Cobtannis frnm Boger-Iftr (Mongolia).
ftleont.sbur. n*.3:117-124 159. (MIRK 13.-4)
1. (k"nIogicbeskir Institut Akadenti nauk SSSR.
(Re"r-Nar-Hastodon)

jgINKSAIXIA. I Lf 1.
A camal from Pontian deposits of the Crimea,. Palsont.shur.
no.IC146-14") 159. (MIRA 13:4)
1. G-nalngichasidy institut Akalenii nauk SSSR.
(Yevpntorlya region-Cam"Is. fossil)

I
VIKIMOVAI KqT-; ... ATAXSJMA S 10. 1 *
--
Noundarr botw?em the Tertiarr sad qmternarjr sylitems based an
=goals. "y GIN IL0.32:7-21 159. (XIRA 13:12)
I (Geology, Stratigraphic)
I

*WMBrMA, L. 1 4
Sip" L--:aLcs of sammals of the Arnavir series for the stratigraphy
of continental formationa In the Northern CauBasus. Trudy GIN
n0..323185-191 '59. (MIR& 13t12)
(Caucasus, Northern-Geology, Stratigraphic)
(mammals, 7basil)

ALWORMA, tl.
Me badou borsoul lbys in Pleistocene sediments in the Northern
CaucOstim. Riul. Em. obstv,. perb no.25i99-IM 160. (KM& 14:1)
(Gaumsum, lortherm-ftstodon)

AMUSMA, L.I.1 LCHIZIC, M.G.
Tind of the Pleistocene mammal fauna in the upper Belaya, Valley
(Worthecm Caucasus). Izv.vys.ucheb. zav.; Cool. i razv. 3 no.2:
'19
,
-)3 F 160. (MIRA 15:5)
.1. Geologichookiy inatitut AN SSSR i Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy
universitot imsTd loomonosova..
(Belaya Valley (Northern Caucasus)-Man-wls, Fossil)

GWIIIA, A.Taq. -~
Ptomaine of' a giraffe from the Pl4ocene of the Northern Caucasus.
Palsont. zhur. no.W30-131 161. (MIRA AtO
1. Paleontologichaskiy institut AN SSSR i Gaologiche3kiy
Inotitut AN SSSR.
(Armavir region--Giraffes, Fossil)

ALEWIMTA, L.I.
larly phatie In the do-velopment of Quaternary ma=mls in tnc! soutl~
*T -the Europetim part of the U.S.S.R. Izv..'N SSSlR Ser.geol.26
no. 12: 8" -,?6 D 10' . . ('..,IRA 14112)
I* Geololgicheekly lnstltut AN =R, Moskva.
kRusaim, South's rn- --mwm-ja Is, Fossil)

L-f-PYAM, R.[Lilaanu, 9, ) (P-OMOPOcays, Narodneys Respublika):
ALEMOMETA L I (translator]
I-. .
Bamvdary between Tertiary and Quaternary sediments in the
Walanhian Npreession. TrtLctr Ift. chety. per. 20:108-125 162.
(KIRA 16 - 1)
~Wilachia--Geclsa, Strativraubic)

ALMRTV~,J.141 FIRU, I.I.
Find of the lower jaw of late M"Wou borsonl Haya in Oltenia
(ftmantan Peoplais Upublia). blul.gmcbstv.per. no.27438442
162; (WRA l6t4)
(Mtonla-4ustodon)

1,.;.; V.Te.
!;Ow 0!; tllso e,1Qlllt!cn (-f ell'-phantii ~.f "It., '.rchldi-.kodon.
filul. '-~omn. rhf~tv. per. 165. 19:2)

;."I.-'.
:1 !'-1, ..*... I I .". t. ~:, 1, 1 , !" . ~'. ;.1 1 .. . : . "..
. 1'., ! ~ :, .l ;1: 1 -'W't, Y.C"I. .,. , " ~ I
. 'L't.. - : . . 1: - "
(,. - 7:-', 17: - 1 ~
I VA 'y i*,- %.

ALVCSNrWA. Lt.. kand.tokhn.nalmk
Cmr^ring the characteristics of various twthods for the
organization of assembly-lizoo In the punching sections of
shoo-factories. Isv.vr%.ucheb.*&v.; tekh.leg.rrou. no.6.,
3-9 '59. OGRh 13:5)
1. KLyevmkiy teklmologichaskiy institut legkoy prorWablennosti.
RekamMovana kafedroy ekonomiki proWshlannnett I organloateil
proisvodetwa.
(Shoo manufacture) (Losembly-line netbods)

PIMUMON. L.B., kandealwaacbmkikh novk, doteent- ALIKINMA, L.L., kand.
t0ft.sauk; xxmmrl T, G.Sh., Itand.okon.nauk;
innik.; AYAUSITJN, A.A., ksnd.Wkhnnmuk, doteent
&a* potentialities for 'better use of time and equipment in cutting
artiftclal leatbar in footwear enterprises. Isv.vy~.uohsb.sav.;
t0b.10golmono 20.6t16-21 160. (KmA 14:1)
1. Riyovskiy tokhnologiahaskiy lustitut legkoy proWshlannosti.
h*ommdovaum kafedroy *imnoodki WoWehlonnontl I oromnizatall
Wolivadstva.
Phae industry) (Isather. Artificial)

ALUSURTA, L. L., ke.M. tokbn. natik; SKVIRA, 0. A. v inzh.
Sw pmblems Iz setting tocimical norms in the oboe and,
alf0joing produotion. Isr. Ypo uAbob. savel tokh. log. pram.
rA.43 3-12 162. (min 15, 10)
1. Kiyevskly tekbnologichsakly institut Isgkc7 paq blowwati.
kafedray skonomild promphlonnosti i organizatali,
(Shoo naviftature-Production standards)
(Clothing IMustry-Production standards)

MIXIKIUVA, G4S,.j STSKOLINIKOV, L.T.; "39MA, L.M.; TROPIOVA, Z.S.
Erf"(11, of ul onlo vares on tho extraction of twming vub-
st4wnss from p1wto..: Aptech. delo, 12 no.3s.47-49 14~~e$63
1, -- (HM 17 &2)
1. 1 Wakovtkiy orden& lenina meditsinskiy institut imeni
sochmova.

jr

ChaAges in conUvatilo and sarcoplasmtic protein In a tmumtically
injWad aWocardiuM. boki. AN SSBR 164 no.3tn6-n9 S 165.
(MIRA 18 19)
1, Enstitut serdochaw-nosudistoy, kh1rurgil AM SSSR. Submitted
Deca~ber 2
4, 1964..

AINISIMA. L.K., insh.
.__ ~ ... 11.1. ".. -, ,_ "-- ...
Restilto of actual Investigations of hot-air heating s7stems vith
cancamtrated air outlets. Sbor. trud. VNIIGS no.9:31-0 '58.
(MIRA 12:7)
(Hot-air heating)

KLTACHKO, L.S., Insh.1 GAMES, I.L., lnzh.; AUYSEYLVA, L.N., irizh.;
FUMNINATA, V.F., Insh.
Kew ;jtaM*rd for air aintrlbut-ors. Mont. i speta. rab. v strol.
23 no.21sl&-19 N 161. (KULA l6t7)
1. VsesoMnyy naualm-isoledovatellskiy Institut gidrotekhni-
chitakikh I sanitarno-tokhnichoskikh rabot.
(Air conditioning-EquJpment and supplie3)

... I-!--
Cal4ookWdrote, metabolism in acme shrubs and undershrubs groving
undor different ecological and phytosociological conditions in
the southwestern part of the J~yzyl Kum. Usb.biol.slmr. 6 no.6t
13-19 162. (MIRA 16:5)
1, 3hatitut botanAi AN UsM
(KML MM-SIMBS) (CARBDHYDRkTE HETABOUSH)

.4.1- BMA, L;N.
Two c*mew of h"-Lopulmonary ooblitococconis. Grud. khir. 3 no.2s
210--Ml 161. KIRA 14W
(LUNGS-HYUTU)S) (LMR-HMATIDS)

ALMSMVA, LJ.
. .. . ....-
Cue of patheloglW bone transformation. Ortop travm. I
protatt., no.lt68..69163. ZKIM& .16t10)
1. Is-Ilmnovskogo oblastnogo gospitalya Invalidov Otacbeetvan-
T20Y wyny (lr3.avM7 vrach - zaalu2hannyy vracb RSFWL V.K.MAlor).
A-

k ~ ~- -7"- 1.) A. 1_ j,~
ALLTMXVP,, L.H. and ZHrTAGO, H.L.
"Local, Immunimt n and Local Vnccinatior. of Besredke," Zhu. Exptl.'
Biol- & Md. V. 7 Z
,,lo6-ll4, 1927.
24,,1. lies. I'ontrJ . Inst. im. Thresevich, Mecou

ALI-AISMA, L. N. a-rid ZHIVAGO, N. L.
"Dysetitery rhage," Zhu. MEIBI v. 19, pp. 55-58, 1937.
Sci. lies, VentrI.. Inst. im. Threaevich,
o W. icow.

A, I. -
11 , I.. 1~'. - IIL:~j ',I.. - -~ Jay Ly;IC of j ~';;JaSUC- or ~, --idr-,!!,. ~4 11 tuI',CrCI.-,1LSi0 f tile
bvrm," '.ru.ij- !.nu--), ::-veta j,rI U-1:r. Yev-,ater. ;.--ror"", .1-., ,-. !C7-13
.,D-. ~:-!.355, 1;~ ',.3, (Lcto~ is 17.mrivil otatc.,-, No. 15, 1~49.)

UWR-,'Xi=-obiology - Hicroorganisms Pathogenic to H-s and F-5
Animas.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 3, 1958, 9961
Author Alekineleva, L.W.
Inst
Title Develquent of Dysentery Bacteria Resistance to Prepara-
tions of Mitrofuran Type.
Orig Pub lAtr., FM zinatau Akad. vestis, Izv- AN Latv=, 1956,
no 1,,,, ioi-io6
Abstiact In experiments on paestng microorganisms through media
vith Ln=e&u---d concentrations of preparations, a study
was conducted on alteration of sensitivity of 4 strains
of ]Ple=er and Sonne dysentery bacteria to compounds of
the nLtroftwan type-furacillin, furecoolon, furadoninp
and ftracidin. It was established that the development
of resistance to furacilLin and furacsolon occurs slow-
ly and does not reach a high degree: after 15 passages
Card 1/3

USM~Microbiology - Microorganism Pathogenic to Humns and F-5
Abs Jour Ref Shur - Biol-, No 3, 1958, 9961
sensitivity di-InIshed to 1/3-1/9, while for furadonin it
diminished to 1/6 - 1/17 after 10 transfers. Variants
whicli lost sensitivity to furacillin, furaceolon and fura-
donia remained sewitive to furacidin, which indicates a
different mechanism or effect of these preparations on the
microbial cells. Diminution of sensitivity of dysentery
bactaria to nitrofurans was not acconpanied by an altera-
tion or biochemical cultural properties, but the adaptive
Flaxwer cultures became less agglutinable and Sonne bacte-
ria almost totally lost agglutinabiliti, which must be ta-
ken into account in laboratory diagnosis of resistant cul-
tures. Also noted were alterations of cultural proper-
ties loss of ability to reduce nitrofurans, and in Sonne
bs.ct~ri,, - diminution of virulence. Upon storage on
nutrient media without inoculation for a period of 6
months, the resulting resistance of dysentery bacteria to
Card 2/3

USM/Ifl,;robialogy - Microorganisms Pathogenic to H,-ns and F-5
Animmls.
A~s Jc.~z : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 3, 1958, 9961
nAtrafurans is retained.
Freqwemt inoculations on Mn lover resistance to nitrofu-
raze, but do not restore fully the properties of the ini-
tial cultures, particularly their agglutinabillty.
Card 3/3

mal
ITSM/Mlcv~biolja - Microbes Patho5wxic for Haz mad Ani s. F
Bacteria. Bacteria of the Intestinal Grjup.
Abs Jour : flef Zbur Dial., No 22, 1958, 99375
ell%
Authar : Uekseyqva, L.N.
Tn"t :
Title : Study of the Actian of Some Nitrofurans Upon Dyseateric
Bacteria.
OrIE; Pub : Zh. ;dkrobiol., epidemiol. i immunobiol. 1957, NJ 9, 82-
86
Abstract : The bacteriostatic actix, of four preparations of the
nitrofuran series - furaciliu, furaxol3n, ftxado.An and
furazidl,2 - was studied. These compounds proved to be
oleo active in the presence of 10% serum. Smaller con-
cantratiDn of the** dru.8 (0-33-1 rd) were needed in
order tj depress the vital activity if the dysenteric
bacilli than for the inhibitio;i of Paratyphoid or Bacil-
lus cali. The least smisitive vas Proteus. Furazidin
card 1/2
- 61 -
EISSR/Micr.ibioloa - Microbes PathoCenic for-ftLn and 'uJimals, F
Bacteria. Bacterla of the I-atestiual Group.
Abs J~iur Ref Zhur Diol., go 22, 1958, 99375
was the least toxic and the least active. Foll'winC;
Passa:;e throuLA media c-taininc; ever - increasin,-
qLantities of t1jese drut~g.. the decrease of sensitivity
AeVAI'MMA WInyly nM AIM ,+- --U

"i " __
*P . i. (-, "";/ /_ A) -
/
UYZVA, sp.,,Prof VA L , kand.med.neuk. RATENBUG. M.S.. kand.
med" uk-.: i P . .. nouchiVy notrudolk
Mitrofureas with properties of a wide-spectrum antibiotic; experimental
stuAy of furadonine a chsaother&peutic preparation. Urol Ila 22 no.6:
446-50 " 057. OfHIRA UtO
1. Is Institute :kayerimentallnoy esditsicy (dlr. - daystvitellzWy
chl(%n Akadmaii n ut letylyakay $0 P.T&.Oerks) Akedemii neuk
14tvirskay SSR.
(MMOMANTION, ther. use
urinery tiect die.)
(URIMART TRACT. dis.
thar., nitrofurention)

A"
Study on the effect of certain nitrofurenes on Shigella dysenterise.
Zhur.mikrohiol.apid. i immun. 28 no.902-86 S '57. (NMA 10:12)
1. 1z lustituts eksperimentallnoy meditsJoy Akedecii nauk letviyakojr
Smi.
(FURAH MIVATIVXS. %ffects,
aLtro- deriv., an Shigella dysenterise (Rua))
(SHIONLIA DYSNWMI", effect of drugs on.
n1tro- furmn deriv. (Rue))

ZATXIrA, s.P.,,. AIMITIVA, L-So o DATYMIM, X.So, ZDln%WVA, M.N.
I'xP*rlnwf'tOl 8tudl*f On a new chtmothprapautic preparation furavidin.
IghuromWobiol.spid. I jumm. 29 no.7110-15 JI '58 (MIRA 11:8)
1. Is Instituta eksperimentallnoy moditsiny AN latviyokoy SSR.
(WRAW IINRITATIM,
furasidin, pharmacol. (Rm))

VAMA, S P- AUUMSTVA. LA., RATMMOO, S.M., =PTELOYA, M.N., MOM, X.X.
Axparlmantftl studles on furasolidona. Zhur.mtkrobiol.epid. I I=mn.
29 n*-?tl5-20 Jl 158 (MIRA 11:8)
1. h Instituto organicheakogo alutesa AN Lfttviyskoy SSR.
(FURAN. IMRITATIM,
furasolidon.phRraocol. (R"))

~,_ALEKSKMA, L.N. (Riga)
........ - -.-- .1
Antiateroblal activity of preparations of nitrDguran aeries in
combination with antibiotics; experiments In vitro. Report I.
Vestis letv ak no.11:141-146 159. (EXAI 9:11)
1. Akademiya nauk Latviyakoy SSR, Inatitut organicheskogo vinteza.
(MITRMRAN) (ANTIBIOTICS) (BACTERIA)

UIEVA, S.P.; MLLER, S.A.j GEjOWMj S.K.; STRADyN,, [Strad&.J.P.); "
~ AlUSIMMA L H - KMMSTIIA, L.V:; ALIBEKE, HI.A.; A UA=,
I.P.); IUMERG R.Yu. [X&Inberg, R.J.]
rkpowlitental study of i%wasolin (F-150). a now preparation of the
idtrl6furan series. Zhur.mikrobiol., opid. i J~amn. 32 no.10:
17-20 0 161. (MIRA 14:10)
1. Is Instituta organiolieskogo sinteza All Latviyokoy SSR.
(ML4,N)

LEVI, S., red.; LDIBERGA, A.,
takbm. red.
[Antibacterial preparation - derivatives of 5-nitrofuran]
AntibaktorialInye preparaty - proisvodrore 5-nitrofarana.
Rigs, Ind-vo AF tatv.SSR, 1963. 217 p. (MM VO)

ALEIMETEVAP L..A. I
Characteristics of carbohydrate metabolism In some dominant
plant species of tha southwestern Xyzylkum. Uzb. biol. thur.
8 na.WO-14 164. (MMA 17:9)
1. I"titut botaniki AN UzSSR. .

T..!:.,, !' L.N.
i rptr
., imontoRl s%aminatian of gmvitatinnal air maTement In
the vloved systes of panol air hORtinR- Sbnr. trad. VNIMS
no.10tll-19 163.
In6loatiom an the hydrnulic and heat calculation of a aingle-
pit-* mystem of hot-water heating with low eeparat' -- .
Ibld,120_47 (mm lp,91

ZAXHARIYANTS, r.L.; 7WUROV, M.Zt ALERSEUVA, L.N.; BERDYKULOV, M.A.
Pbot-Ayntbasis of mom domInant plant species in tha southwestern XYZYI
Mme Bol6zhur. 49 no.1111571-1583 N 164.
1 (KRA 18:1)
14 InaLLtat botaniki AN Umbskskay SSR, Tashkent.

I= NRj AP602 6756 SOURCE CODES UR/0197166/0001007/0101/314-
AUTHORs A.1oksoyove, L. No$ SaIdabol, H. 0.
CIRG j Inotictite ot organic Syntheois, AN LntvSqR Onntitut orF;anichaskc,go
mintoza AN I.Atvsslt)
TITLE i tntfil-nctorial activity of a nex. type of 5--ni,-rofurar. derivatives
SOURCEr All 1,41tssll. lzver4ttya. 11o. ?, 1966, 101-li,0
TOPIC TAM, bactoricide, furethissoLo. thinfur* nramnepative bactaria,
t i c e 0 L a', ?,Itlo I"*-, ~m
ABSTRAC s'i
The anti i,act cr~.a I activity of
("Thinfur") &-nd (ruraLhiazole):
0,-,J
- N - M
Furathlim-o1q,
Tb t it I u r
Cord

"M:C NRt' A!'6026756
v,rrc, studic-' it, %ritrv toward Grilmnegativp 6acterla
x%d Escherichin) and Proteut; (r. morpnnif, P. rettperi, 1'. Vull"111- ;ill,l
r. mirabili,.;) i-mil in vivo on while MiVl~ With GCpt':'4'MiH C31IM-11. 1,% CIan-
nerative baz!terka. The ex1terittients in vitro showed no conq116-i.i1,1- "if-
ftrence in the antibacterial activity of Viia(ur and Furathia.,tile inward
Salmonella, Shigollil. and Escherichin. The minimum bactr-riostat
cenLration c, F Th I Afur iied Furathi azol I! waii 0.0 13-3 .25 U.. ii''6 to
Z iectively. Protmts morganii and P. rett,~.,
0-83 mg Z, rq!sl -z i ar s i L 4 ve
and P. vulga!:Iis and 11. mirobilts are Itinvitsit Ive I o both Thlafkl- AM]
Furathiazole . In th(I experimentij with white mice rhemot.helAlIv, I,Oth
ViiafuT and Futathinnole were effective in small dosen
ill the ca-,7(!!i if septicemia caused by Gratmiegntive 1, it,- t c r i.) r)".
typhimurum infiv:tion. The them therapetat i c action of Tlilifur and Furattliazole
in the experkroonts v1.01 uLic4-. septicemia indicate a rapid absortiLicn of these
preparations from thei atomach into mice blood. The experimental datA on the
antibacteriaL activivy of the domestic preparation Furathiazole and clinical
tests of, an Ldnntic4d, foreirA preparation "Furlue" make it possible to recam-
send Furathiazole for clinical tests and Thisfur for further lboratory
studies. -outs. alr4. 11481 -2-tables. (W.A.. 50,;, CBE No. 101
~SUB CODES 0 111011H DATEs 12Aug65/ ORIC REFt OOS/ OTH REF3 018

ALZWTAVA. UP.
prohlem of hygisse and prophylaxis in works of the Society of
P
rIt-lem It Ime,
lusstma ftsicians of 8tJ%tersbvLrg. Soy.ndrev. 16 no.3:35-40
NO IS? - (KULA 10:7)
1. Is kafedry organtastail sdrevookhronent" I latorit maditelay
(&&v. - prof. R.S.Sigal) laningradskago *ant tarno-giglyanicheakogo
maditsimakop instiluts.
(MIXER. history,
in Russia Otus))
(MIDICIM. PUVMIVB. history,
in Russia (Rug))

SEMKIT, V.I.; kIEKSEYEVA, L.P.
Reoai dek ta or-, tlj a 13 tre I !,a rapt,3 -, p)L, It I-Ji of th-w red a erles
c-nm,ln~ Lt the tastuhmnt nr tho lkirremlm atFge in tbri riongra
se:113an N~r-*yr). Trudy fil. VNII Vcr~- C' no.ttl7-.20163
(ktlr,A 1?:7)

~ipj,TjKoV, A.S.; A;.FKS'M-"-A,
"I".. It, I
1 f'f+ .-;f 'n-ml 'r er, I :..tr -: 1--.r *.~:t n r, the- a 7 fl- -. va sc-~; Ii-,
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(M!R!~ 27:8)
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ZORFTP,3(jV, G.V ; =KNICHS X.V.; PATRUSIMIA , Ye.N.; "r- CIOTOV, V.V. ;
ILEiAr'"
Regul4irities In the extraction distribution of rare earth elements
in neutral solutionso Ekstr.; teor.,prim.,ap . :)o.2:117-140 162.
.P (MIRA 15:9) p
irlatre Carthr') (Extraction (Chem~strT))

ALUSSM,k, L.Y.
ft, WOOM"
Ch&W* it the cospogition of red blood mid body veight In femle
uonkmy* In cGnwctiou with the sexual cycle. Blul.eksp.biol.i nod.
37 no.'L:54-58 J& 154. (MI-RA 7:3)
1. Is )cabinet& akklAnatIzatell 6Uxv'P'&n Kediko-biolocichaskay stantail
Edirektor - I.A.Utkin) Akedemil. wditsinskikh nauk SSSR. Sukhumi.
(Reproduction) (Monkeys) (Blood)

AZMIMA. L.Y. (Sukhumi)
ModIf ication of sexu&I cycles in f =&1s spes in experimental neu-
roses. Probl.sndak. I Corn. 5 no.l.-55-62 Ja-7 159. (MIRA 120)
1. Is Sukhumakoy mediko-biologiabsekv7 stantaii ANN SSSR (dir. I.A.
Utkia).
(MMOMM. experimental
exper. masnarrhea, induced in monkeys by neuroses
prod. by conditioned reflex technic Ohn))
(Ima, CONDITIOM.
prod. of exper. neuroses in monkeys. secondaz7
s""rrhas (Rua))
(AMCMFAM* 40cpar.
in neuroses prod. by conditioned reflex technic
(Raa))

A=3MRX, T,-V- (SukhMI)
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btat of various phases of the menstrual cyrle on the higher
nervous activity in monkeys. Probl.andok. i gorm. 5 no.J:
11-16 W-Je 051Q. (KLRA 12:9)
1. Ex :%**=skoyiwdiko-'biologIc%sskoy stantaii AMN SSM
(dlr. I-&-Vtkin).
(MMSVMTIGH. Physiol.
cyclic alterations of hiptier nery.activity
la mommys (Run))
OWMAL MVOUS SYSTIM. phystol.
higher nerv. nativity, changes during menstrual
cycle th monkays (Rue)