SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ANIKINA, T.I. - ANINA, Y.I.

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KOVANOV# V.V,; -AP~Kj,Mt T.I.
Some features of the structure~af the fasciae and cellular spaces
in man. Arkh, anat, gist, embr. 39 no. 10:14-23 0 160.
(MIRA 14:2)
1. Kafedra operativnoy khirurgii i t-opograficheskoy anatomil (zav.
chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR prof, V.V. Kovanov) I Moskovskogo
ordena Lenina meditsinskogo institute. imeni, I.M. Sechenova. Adres
avtora: Moskva) ul. Chkaloval 14/169 kv. 158.
(FASCIAE (ANATOMY)) (COMCTIVE TISSUES)

KOVANOV, Vladimir Vasillyevioh; AXjlMlA-,-TamarA-lyoqqv_rqa; MUSH,
Yu.M., rod.; BULWAYEV, N.A., tekhn. red.
(Surgical anatorw of the fascias and fascial spaces in man]
Khirurgicheskaia anatomiia faBtaii i kletellatochrykh pro-
stranstv cheloveka, I-lo'skvfij Medgiz., 1961.~209 (MPiRA 15:3)
(FASCIAE (ANAMY))
(ANAmy, suRrucAL AND TOPOG-UPRICAL)

AI;IKIIA$ T.I.,, dots.; DOGUSLAVSKAYA, T.B., ass.; 130KASII, Yu.l-',.,
d6td.; G-EYMI, D.V.j nos.; GMIADEROV, YU.V., 'ass.;
DOBROVA, 11.13., ~ss.; nEPIKOV, V.A., ass.; ZU13RILOVA, A.V. ,
ass.; KULIK, V.P., mlad. nauchn. sotr.; VIKOLAYEV, F.D.,
dots . [deceased]; SYCHENIKOV, I.A., dots.; TRAVIN, A.A.,
ispoln. obyazannosti prof.; RYBALKM, P.Ye., ass.;
KOVANOV,V.V., prof.,red.; PROKOFIM', V.P., red.;
ZAGORELISKIY, jLa.i., tokhri. red.
[Special nethodology for practical work in topographic
., and operative su gory] Ghastnaia metodika praktiche-
anatom, r
skikh zaniatii po, topografichoskoi anatoinii i operativnoi
khirurgii. lzd.2., perer. i dop. Pod red. V.V.Kovanova.
Moskva, 1963. 224 P. 0AIRA 16:12)
1. Moscow. Pei-vyy inoditsinskiy institut. 2. Kollektiv pro-
podavateley kafedry operativnov k1drurgii i topografichoskov
anator.iii 1-go Yoskovskogo instituta imeni I.I-..Seclienova (for
all except Prokoflyev, Zagorel'skiy). 3. Zaveduyushchiy ka-
fedroy operativnoy kbirurgii I topograficheskoy anatonii 1-go
I-Ioskovskogo instituta ireni I.N.Sechenova , chlern-korrespon-
dent Al-M SSSR (for Kovanov).
(AILITOIMY, SURGIMIL AND TOMGIAAPHIC.~~L)
(SUIUM-11Y, OITRATIVE)

AN' I K 17 17'. 1 .(Mbskvu, 3-ya Friulzeiinkaya ul. 9, kv. 265)
mgeal cellular spici~,B In incil.. Allb 11 a
Topopraphy of paraphan r t.
gltqt. A embr. 47 no. 11s49-5'1 N 164 (MIR"i 19:111
1. Kafedra operativnoy khinirgil I topografichvikoy anfitomli
(zav. - clilen-korrespordmit JUVIN SSSR V.V. Kovanov) I-go Mon-
kovskogo ordenn Leninti meditainshogo instAtutoR ilnerii Sechenova.
Suhn!tted April 18, 11.160.

14(9)
AUTHORS; Frolov, V. S., Ani in sov/64-59-3-21/24
'TITLEt Protection of the Respiratory Organs by Means of Tube Gae-masks
(Zashchita organov dykhaniya a pomoshchtyu shlangovykh
protivogazov)
PERIODICAL: Khimicheakaya promyshlennost', 1959, Nr 3, pp 86-87 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs Tube gas-masks can be divided into three main types - with an
air supply worked by the respiration itself (PSh-1), with a
mechanically or electrically worked air supply (PSh-2) and the
conduction gas-masks, supplied with compressed air by a com-
pressor or bomb. In the prenent paper the types PSh-1 andPSh-2
are described and explained. The gas-mask PSh-1 (Fig 1) has a
rubber and fabric tube with a length of 10 m and an inner
diameter of 25 mm, at one end of which there is the mask and
at the other end an air filter. The face mask is that of the
type ShMP, connected with a flexible tube. The gas-mask PSh-2
(Fig 2) can be used by two persons at once, the appliance has
two face masks ShMP with two tubes 20 m long and two electric
motors for the air blower. The air blower can also be worked by
hand in cases where there is no electric current. If the fan is
damaged, the air supply is worked by the respiration until the
Card 1/2 dangerzone is left.The two types of gas-masks are provided for

Protection of the Respiratory Organs by Weans of sov/64-59-3-21/24
Tube Gas-masks
industrial use. There are 2 figures.
Card 2/2

GOLOSOVA, T. V.; VEDMINA, Ye. A.; SHENDEROVICII) V. A.; ANIKINA~ T. P.,. _
"The biological proper-ties of pathogenic staphylococei of different origin and
the means of control of carriers of pathogenic staphylococci."
report submitted for Antibiotics Cong, Prague, 15-1) Jun 64.
Microbiology Inut, Central Postgraduate Medical School, Moscow.

Gf-)!,-,030VA , T V. V.A.; VEH".1, I I! 'Ye.l~ A I: i,
Antlblcit I c sl--nssi tiv ity Wid phai-.Q ty!)J III; o I' I i ~X
varlous or.-*pins. Antiblotik! 9 no.F,:'73~~-743 Ak;
18:3)
1. Ylifedrn iaikroblol of-, ii (2av. -
prof. Yermol'yeva) T'denti-nI,
vraeLey, iloslmq.
(:~111,,`
~eystvi tu I ivy ch !,~,n

GOLOSOVA, T.V.; SKURKOVIGH, G.V.; SHENTEROVICH, V.A.;
Lysozyme titer in patients with various otorhinolaryngological diseases.
Antibiotiki 10 no-5:447-450 MY 165. (MIRA 18:6)
1. Kafedra mikrobiologii (zav. - doystvitellnyy chler "'N SSSR prof.
Z.V.Yemollyeva) I'Sen+-rallnogo instituta us ove re hens t vlovariya
vrachey i 36-ya Gorodukaya bollnitsa (glavnyy vrach S.V.Karpovskaya),l
Moskva.

)"d
:En. NATMIAL SOMMOS
145. Protection of Corn From Diplodia and Bacteria Wilt
"Protect Corn Plantings from Quarantine Diseases)" an article by
V. A. Anikina and G. A. ZlotjLm4 agronomists of the State Quarantine
)iiie-ct-i-on--giTrvice,-i-epor-ti3 that large quantities of seeds of corn hybrids
which were imported into the Tladzhik SSR from the US and Canada are in-
fected with diplodia and bacterial wilt, diseases highly destructive to
corn crops.. Thus far diplodia has been found in the USSR only in the
Georgian SSR, while bacterial wilt is not found in the USSR at all. The
authors warn the corn growers of the TELA911'r SM to take steps to prevent

the spread of the diseases. According to the authors, seed should be
treated with granozan before being planted and a careful: watch on the
crops :bhould7 be maintained: thereafter. (Sellskoye Khozyayztvo
Tafthikistam, 'Vol 10i No 8., Aug 56, pp 57-58) (U)

ANIKINA, V.S., ordinator; KAPLUNOVICH, P.S., kand.med.nauk
Transplantation of tbo vitreous bodY from a corpse of some eye
diseases. ort. zhur. 16 no.4:204~208 161. (MIHA 14t7)
1. 1z kafedry glaznykh bolezney (zav. - prof. A.B.Katsnellson)
Chelyabinskogo meditsinskogo institutA i glaznogo otdelaniya
Chelyabinskoy oblastnoy klinichaskoy bollnitsy.
(VITREOUS HUMOR-TMNSPlANTATION)

ANIKINA, V.V.
[Development and comparative evaluation of methods for determining
viability of the eggs of certain helminthe of man: abstract of a
dissertation submitted for the degree of candidate Of biological
sciences] Razrabotka i sravnitelinaia obsenka. metodov opredeleniia
zhisnespoaobnosti iaits nekotorykh gailmintov cholovaka; aytoreferat
diesertataii na. soiskanie uchenoi stepeni kandidata biologicheakikh
nauk. Simferepoll. 1955. 15 P. (HLRk 10:11)
(WORMS, INTESTMLL AND PARISITIC)

ANIKINA, V.V.
Determining the viability of helminth eggs by fluorescence microscopy.
Trudy Gellm. lab. 9:17-19 '59- (MIRA 13:3)
(nUORESCMICE MIGROSCOFT)
(WOW. I11TESTIUL AND PARASITIC)

110MUNA ". L,V., aupirmitka; PODDIUB11YI, N.k~ k~nd.sollskokhozyapAvennykh
nmO~; APIKII!,', Ye.A.
-------
Relation betweun vegetation and soils; based on inv.,,stigations in
floodland:3 of the Oka River in Stupinu District, Moscow Proi-inco.
Izv. TSEVA no,3:2-0.2-206 '-61. (M.'JUI 14:9)
W-luvial lands) (Oka Valley--Botany)

-ANIKINAP Z.L..; KIRPICHNIMOV, A.A.
Brief news and information. Zool. zhur. 44 yio.5:797-800 t65-
(mim .1~8,6)

A.
2. 77S~,P
of of ToolE
9. Co7T~il!-tinn of lnfor-~,-ticn on the. US.T RL(-- i --I IM, ".'22 1~ OC) IF,
Cont- inpd in Srwiet F,,P1!:--.tio-.s. 42M - *T!T!Tnr" V

MAKLYAYEV, F.L.; SMIRNOV.. I.V.; MAMOV, S.M.; LOSHADKIN, N.A.; ANIKT)IM-KO,
K.A,
Reactivity of the nitrophenyl eaters of phosphoric and phosphinic
acids. Zhur.ob.khim. 33 no.1233833-3838 D 163* (MIRA 17:3)

RESHETNIKOVg N.S,p dotsecti IZVANOVAI R-V*P inzh.; RASHKOVSKAYAq A.Net
inzho; Ja=Vp 1.1*9 inzh.j ANTONOVAt G,P,, tekhnik;,4IATTWj,...-
0,.M..p tekhnikj KORESMVA, V,,I.9 takhnik; KROTOVA, T.N., tokbnik;
BIRYUKOVAt V.N.9 tekhnik; GOROKHOVt M.G.p red.izd-va; PARAKHINAv
N.L.9 tekhn.red.
[Album of working drawings of parts and units of MAZ-200 and
MAZ-501 trucks] Allbom rabocbilch chertezhei detalei i uzlov
avtomobilei MAZ-200 i MAZ-501- Moskva, Goslesbumizdat. Pts.2-3.
1960. 319 P. (MIU 140)
1. Moscow. TSentrallmyy nauchno-issledavatellskiy institut mekh=i-
zataii i energetiki lesnoy prom;yshlennosti. 2. Nachallnik labora-
torii tipovoy tekhnologii remonta mashin i organizatsii remontrqkh
predpriyati,y TSentrallnogo nauchno-issledovatel'skogo instituta
makhmnizatsii i energetiki lesnoy promyshlennosti (for Reshetnikov).
(Motortrucks-Equipment and supplies)

ANINIUV, A. 11.
idMly.:W, A. N. - "Local Grades of Potatour. in the Latvian SSR." Latvian Agriculturhl
Academy, 1954 (Dinsertation for ttle Degree of Candi(late of Ag-ricultural Sciences)
SO: Izven k Lzatviysko
ti-va Ak. Nau Z. SSR No. 9. Sept., 1955

ANIKIYL
Facies chan '11~:, in ferrous quartzite in one of the sectors of the
98
Kursk magnetic anomaly. Inform.sbor. VSBGRI no.1:27-33 '55.
(MWU 9:12)
(Kursk Province--(~iart2ite)

ANIKIYEVP K.A.; VYSOKOOSTROVSKAyA., ye.B.g KOCHKIN, G.B,~, OPATUN, 0.11.
p
Uranium and tborium in igneous rocks of the Uymen' Depression
(Gornyy Altai)* Inform.9bor. VSEGEI n0.22:431-51, t59*
(I-IIRA 14,,,12)
(A] 'Tal Mountaine-Uranium)
(Al Tai Mountaine. - -Thorium)

ANIKIYEV, K.A.; KOCHKIN, G.D.
Fetrolchemical characteristics of Devonian effusives in the Uyment
Depression (GorWy Altai). Geol.i geofiz. no.12:63-69 161.
(MrAA 15:5)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovateliskiy geologicheskiy institut,
Leningrad.
(Uymen' Depression--Rocks,, Igneous)

11--ANIKIYEV,-K.A.
Porphyrylike and microlinelike granites in the Chikhacheva
Range of the Gornyy Altai. Trudy VSEGBI 73:201-209 162.(14IRA 15:9)
(Chikhachova Rango-Granite)

ANIKIYEV, K.A.
Neotectonic nature of anomalously high formation pressures in oil
and gas fields in alpine geosyncline areas. Dokl. AN SSSR 152
no.5:1192-1195 0 163. (MIRA 16:12)
1. Vsosoyuznyy neftyanoy nauchno-15sledovatellskiy geologo-razvedochnyy
Institut. Predstavleno akademikom A.A.Trofimukom.

ANIKIYEV.,,.Kirill Aleksandrovich; GINTSBURG, V.I., vodushchiy red.;
KRUGLIKOV,
N.M., red.
[Unusually high reservoir presHuros in oil and gas fields.)
Anomallno-vyaokie plastovye davlenlia v neftianykh i gazovykh
meotorozhdeniiakh. Leningrad, Nedra, 1964. 166p.
(Leningrad. Vaesoiuznyi neftianoi naxichno-isaledovatellskii
geologorazvedochnyi institut. Trudy, no.233).
(MIRA 17slO)

j~ ~- SKRIPACH, T.K.w RODIONOVA, N.P. (deceased3-, BARANAYFV, M.K.
Reactivity of esters of phosphoric and thionephosphoric acid derivatives
to cholinesterase and hydroxyl ions. Kin. i kat. 6 no.2tl96-202 Yx-Ap
165. (MIRA 18t7)

DEMENTOYEV, Yu.P.; ZHITKOV, V.N.i-AN;p~q:__F*V. ~
---
Detachable fishing tool. Biul.nauch.-t6kh.inform.VINS no.1:80-81
160. (MIRA 150)
1. Severo-Vostochnoye geologicheskoye upravleniye.
(Boring maohi--ory)

ANIKIYEV, S.
How we mastered the operativn of the "Optimatik" machines* Dens
i kred. 20 no.9:67-70 S 162. (MIRA 3-5:9)
1. Glavnyy bukhplter Sarapullskogo otdeleniya Gosbankao
(Sarapul---Machine accounting)

AN116%V, V. V.
A
USM/Heteorological Reasa.reh Sep 1946
Agriculture
"AComparativt Study of Moro-Climato by the Method
of Phytomaters," V.V.Anl*ev, 4 pp
4%
"Comptea Rendus (Doklady)'.' Vol LIn, No 7
Discussian of agrometeorological and ecological
studies using the actual living plant as an in-
strument for recording environment factora. The
phytom-,tric mothod is proved to be highly affe3tive.
I'A ZITIQJ
21T103;

AN'IKM,V, V. V.
20613 ANIKITEV, V. V. Opyt opredeleniya fertillnosti pyiltsy metodom vitallnoy
okraski. Uchen. zapiski (lenngr. gos. ped. in-tim. Gertsena), t. (XXXTIL, 1949, S.
Bibliogr: 12 nazv.
SO: LETOPIS ZHURNAL STATET - Vol. 28 - Yoskva - 1949

SKAZON, F.D., prof.; LOVCHIMOVSKAYA, Ye.I.; HIT-1-MR, H.S.; ANIKIYNY, Y.V.;
TATSKOVSKAYA, K.N., red.; SIDOROVA, V.I., red.izd-_v"a_';" PAVLOVAN - -
V.A., tekhn.red.
(Paboratory manual of plant physiology] Praktikum po fixiologii
rastanii. Itd.5., Ispr. i dop. Pod red. F.D.Skazkina. Koskya.
Gos.izd-vo *Sovetskaia nauka.' 1958. 338 p. (MMA 12:5)
1. Daystvitellnyy chlen Akademii podagogicheakikh nauk RSFM
(for Skaskin).
(Botany--Physiology)

ANIKIYEV, V.V.; KUTUZOV, F.F.
New method for determining the surface area of leaves in gramineops
plants. Fiziol.rast. 8 noo3t375-377 c61. (111RA 1485)
1. Gosudarstvennyy pedagogicheskiy institut im. A.L.Gerteenap
Leningiad.
(Leaves) (Botanical research)

ANIKIYEVs V.V.
Pathological characteristics of microaporogeneaiB in wheat under
unfavorable Boil moisture conditionB. Uoh, zap. Peds inste
Gerte. 178:25-33 t5q. (MIRA 14:7)
(PlantB, Effect of aridity on) (Wheat) (pollen)

ANIKIYEV, V.V.
Some peculiarities of the formation of the male gametophyte In barley
under the conditions of soil drought. Dokl. AN SSSR 152 no-5;
1250-1252 0 163. (MIRA 16:12)
1. Leningradskiy gosudarstvennyy pedagogicheskiy institut.
Predstavleno akademikom A.L.Kiu-winovym.

Ah'IY,IYFV, V.V.
Biology of critical Terioda in plants due to insufficient water
supply, Uch,zap.Ped.instoGerts. 249:5-207 163.
WIRA 17j12)
1. bonlniradskiy gosudarstvennn, podagogicheakly institut imeni
A.I.Gertcona, Kifedra botaniki,.

ANIKIYEV, V.7-
"Aant Physiology and O'lemento of microbiology" by P.A.
GerAkell. Reviewed by V*'Y. Anikiev. Fiziol. raBt. 11 no.l:
154-155 Ja-F 164. (MIRA 17:2)
i.-., -

U,NSU, L.V.; ANIKI)TV, V.V., dotsent, nauchnyy rukovoditell
Effect of n i trop, en- containing substances on pollen germination.
lich. zap. Ped. inst. Gerts. 239:139-142 164.
(mml, 18: 3)

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TITLE; S-zondary emission Lf rar;.um 3xidz
PERIODICAL: Fizika ttrerdogo teli, 6
TEXT: A novel investigation has nc"ri mrid- :11' tn- (f
BaO since, flrot5y, it plays an inpcrt,1!)*. 7(.'~? III-
tungsten arid aluminum oathodefi. ar.d ~L- - it I r('.4,1 I
obtained by various author.3 vary T:.,-? , .1 tpp r
set themselves the specific T, i ii k - ft e r in i rh e
secondary emission as funvtions rf tl)e a-~gree t tji-
and the oxygen pressure, these parameter, ueirw aiitwj f~- vaw,Y w~:hitl
widest possible limits. The oxygen pressaro rarigoa t,.-~w(-r, *0~~i ard
10-5 mm Rg and over. ~o attain the high,:st
cores with calcium addition were used; Larium a,,t,--retfi-j ithc-apit wcr'~,
however, also used in the In th--.t-~e r%ct only
their activity, but also the excese of reotrrio bariumi fit,clls 1~. th.1
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a was first measured as a fur.~ti-n
electrode etiorFy ~ f primitrY
upon thene was examirita 1 9, -1
w-re found to yield higher ~I ';aluv-, A th--~ i
or) a showea that every fl.i.
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which can be again i?orre-ied ii, i,-irr A.- r-,-.
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current pulses and upon o wao examined ii~~v. Triv~.--c t'C'
dintJnguished here: 1) Cnt))odes of ii vor,~ 1~-.N %,,,, v_Iy displayea a v;%
cally normal pulse shape from room temperature t o rj V, a! H g
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Carl 3/4

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