SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ANDREYEVA, T. F. - ANDREYEVA, V.M.

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"Different ways of transformation of carbon assimilated by plants in
the process of photosynthesis," a paper presented bt'..the International Conference
6f Radioisotopes in Scientific Research, 9-20 Sep 57.

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AUTHORSt Andreyeval T. F., Naltborchik, H. Ya.
TITIEi On the Influence of the Physiological Condition of the Plant
and of Some Extraneous Effects Upon the Composition of Photo-
synthetic Products (K voprosu o vliyanii fiziologicheekogo
sostoyaniya rasteniya i nekotorykh vneshnikh vozdeystviy na
sostav produktoy fotosinteza)
PERIODICALt Doklady Akademli Nauk SSSR,1957,vol,114,Nr 3,pp4,662-665(USSE)
ABSTRACTs Research work of the last years led to a proof, by means of
lfiotq]~ic analysis and chromatographic analysis, of the forma-
tion of amino acid and albumen substances during photo-
synthesis. It remained unknown, however, how large the share
of these substances in the photosynthetic productsum. It was
unknown whether the quantity of these products changes in
plants with different metabolism or in the same plant during
ontogenesia under the influence of extraneous agents.
There exist data on a differing distribution of carbon, which
had been assimilated during photosynthesis, among the
different substance fractions,.and in dependence on the type
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On the Influence of the PhysioloCical Condition of the Plant and of Some
Extraneous Effects Upon the Composition of Photosynthetic Products
authors of the paper under review had the intention of follow-
inj; the participation of photosynthetic carbon in the forma-
tion of amino acids, albumen substances and carbohydrates
under different physiological conditions as well as at changes
in extraneous factors of the environment. Beans (Phaseolus)
and peasant tobacco (Nicotiana rustica) were used in these
experiments: cut-off leaves or leaf sectors, leaves still
connected with the plant, under light or in the dark, were
used as test material. On the day before the experiment, a
solution of 1 % of (N15H 4)2S04 with heavy nitrogen, ten times
enriched, was introduced through the root, Radioactive carbon
dioxide was introduced into the leaves. These are the results
of the experimentss Under natural conditions of growth the
formation of amino acid;, and of albumen substances takes place
in the leaf during the photosynthesis. The quantitative re-
lations in the composition of the photosynthetic products
being formed (carbohydrateag albumen substances, amino acids,
organic acids) vary according to the species of the plant,
the age of the plant, the physiological state of the plant,
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AUTHORS: Andrueva, Tg-.X.,q Candidate of Biological Sciences,
Borodin, Candidate of Geological and Mineralogical
Sciences, Glazunov, M. N., Candidate of Physical and
Mathematical Sciences
TITLEt Application of Stable Isotopes in Science and Technology
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Akademii nauk SSSR, 1
740, No. 5, PP. 82-83
TEXT: The Conference which was convened by the German Academy of Sciences
in Berlin dealt with this problem. The Conference was held in Leipzig from
December 10 to 12, 1959. A large number of scientists, collaborators of
various scientific research organizations and delegates from the industry
of Eastern Germany, as well as scientists from Hungary, the Chinese People's
Republict Poland, the USSR, Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia attended.
I.Muehlenpfor , Director of the Institute of Physical Methods of the
Separation of Isotopes, opened the Conference which dealt with problems
of the application of isotopes in biology and che2mji2st as well as the
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ANDREYEVA, T. F., (IJSSIO
"Features of the Amino Acid and Protein Formation in the
Leaves of Pl-ints during Photosynthesis."
Report presented at the 5th Int'l. Biochenistry 'Q'on,gress,
Moscow 10-16 Aug IQ,61.

AITMEYV4,T.P.; KORZIIEVA, G.F.
Particular aspects of the development of amino acids and proteins
in leaves during photosynthesis. Fiziol. rast. 8 no.l+:"I-"8
161. (111RA 14:1.1)-
1. Timiriazev.Inotituto of Plant Physiology,, U.S.S.R. Academy
of Sciences, Moscow.
(Plantor Effect of light on)
(Amino acids)
(Proteins)

ANDREYEVAL'T.F.; KORZHEVA, G.F.
Diurnal variations In the amount of amino acidsIin a sunflower
lea.f. Dokl. AN SSSR 143 no.6:1455-1458 Ap 62. (MIRA 15-14)
1. Institut fiziologii rasteniy im. K.A.Timiryazeva AN SSSR.
Predstavleno akademikom A.L.Kursanovym.
(Amino acids) (Sunflowers)

-~~DREYEVA , T. F. ; KORZHEVA ) G. F.
Effect of the spectral composition and intensity of light on the
formation of amino acids in leaves. Fiziol. rast.11 no.6:951-960
N-D 164. (MIRA 18:2)
1. Timirlazev Institute of Plant Physiology, U.S.S.R. Academy of
Sciences, Moscow.

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