SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ARSHAKUNI, R. - ARSHAVSKIY, I.

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IJMHSKAYA, Ye.l.; ARSHAKUNI, A.A.
System kdamath oxide - genwAum dioxide. Zhuir, neorg. khIm.
9 no.2o414-421 F164, (MIRA 117s;.)
1, Institut obohaboy I nearganiaheskoy Wall Imeni Kumakava
AN SSSR.

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acts wl.tb the materLal of the viipoj ~to 4110 4 G~e
spectnim which is f =ed upon the ionization of tkM m6leal ,~,o o of stwt
The expediency of r;.,, isotopic cAlysis of geromiug Vir $040 Of i0 low U ho
and an analysis of t aample of mewUia germiwdum, In *-T ~ q1
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Effect Of ChMatie CondItIODS on indicen detsrxInIat Qu pw
effi.-isney of municipal central heating systemo, Elsko sta. 35
no.11:21-25 N 164. 04M 1831)

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dorivativea of 3-(p,4wtbwcyb*ayl)- and 3(p-"~4qW*L)-4.qul=adiwl.
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15 no.5:489-492 G# (MM 16s2)
le Terevanshy gosubrot"unyy wdversitetp ~ofmft argmtsboAay
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(Quinoubol)

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of determining of plywood (veneer she*0 OozbuIrUbiUtY.
Testis Latv &k no.8:73-78 160. (VAI 1019)
(Plywood)

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(Operator of marine nemiautoratic welders] Swldcvo:L
svar3hchik - poluaytomatchik. IArAngrrndq Su(iutroenle,
1964. 114 p. (1,11FA 18:2)

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ft%llftlrA" date on tb* OMM, Of 000" ftusit# cm Ow 101"
or loop* bol;s wd the aw psuitle of rioe hoW. Troy
didrob~,o:L. obvi 320 162. (Km Issw
Hafedra biologii AWUsbmkop laWleftt"0040
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So V/ 109- 3-8-1.21111-1
AUTHCRS: Arahanskaya, It.G., ParkbomerAo, V.S. and RaEUna, PLI.
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TITLE: Technology of the Preparation of Hatrix Mckel-oxide
Cathodes and the Results of Their 1m,eati$at.".on
kTekhnologiya izgotovleniya Eubchatjy~ ,-h nikeloivo-
okalftykh katodov I rezulltaty ikb ifisledovaiiya)
PERIODICAL: Radiotekbntka I Zleictroniket, 191,58, Val 3, fir 8,
PP 1058 - 1063 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Two types of nickel-oxide cetbodes were - rodAced ead
.P
investigated. Both catLodes emplDyOd niOkel, t.Vpe ISO,
nIKA or BIVO as their core metterial. Ove of the cathodes
was cylindrical and it was prepared in a egecial graphite
jig (Figure 1). The uatrix for this c4t a was prepared
from nickel povder havinZ grain sizea of 45-60, 60-'J0
Snd 70-80 p . The other cathode vrMs in the form of a
circular platt and ras also preparod in a sjecial~4is
(ifigure 2); the same nickel povdex - wam use4. for ite
matrix. The thickness of the matdx -sac about 200450 4
and itA porosity was about ?G-?5%. The oxi(lation of 'the
cathode was done by usinG the normal, tripli, or double-
enrbonate, either pure or with admixture of an activating
agent. The triple carbonDte was iatroduced Into the
L;Lq.rdl/3 matrix by cathaphoresis. In the cose of t1n, double

Solf/1001 -3-e-12/1 8
Technology of the Preparps.tion of Vati-ix Cathodes
and the Results of Their Investication
cirbonate, the active iiiass was introduced into the pores
of thp matri;: by "rubbinF,-inm the waterial 'nto a
revolving cetbode. Me cathodes vwre Invosti6ated iu
actual, electronic devices zad in sprcial, --xperimental
djodes. w, a a "Ii t use*
diedes. Onc e jr. gh !1o
tube, furnished with a copper radiator. Thq results of
the tests on such tubes are shown in 41 5,,~6 and
Fik~ure 4 sLows the anode current, Ia I ih,!~ 2u e
emission current 3~ and ttie slope of u nuAcr of tubes
as a function of the oper.-ition. tize; tho full curves
correspond to the, cr-tLAesof trinle aarbcric.-.e with Th,
while the '&!zhedl curves show the parairete::z for the
cathodes without Th; these curves tsi~!re tokea for the
cathodes made with 1,110-nickel cores. SU-11ar curves for
riIKA- and nIVO-nicllcel cores are Zi~,te:a In FiC-,,ares 5 and
6, respectively. Yrom the tcsts, it Is cowluded that the
cathodes can give stable carrent dagislticw of about
2
vard2/3 0.5 Alcm . It is therefore poasibld-, to emplair the

SOV/109- -3-E -- 12/18
Technology of the Prepar;ition ~)f J.Ntrix mickel-)xi(Je U-~tLodes
and the Results of Vicir lriv~rjtigntion
cathodes under the c-,)nditions where thf-, ivortal oxide
cathodes become uarelinble due to W-A ir)arkln- ohenomena
and lack of strength.
There are 8 figares (1 photograph) aQ 3 refe~-onces,
4 of which are Soviet, 3 EnGlish and I Frewh-
SUBMITM: January 29, 1958
Card 3/3 1. Oxide cathodes-Prepantion 2. Oxide 3athodes-Perforonce
3. Oxide*oathodes--Test results 4. Nickel-Affeativeneso

sov/ tca~-3 -e- 1J"'/ 18
AUTHORS: "f1hQQM1rQq&,_ar~an'kovskiy, 11,G., GordiUL, ~!.YU.j
Mel'nik, OONO, Serova, a.fl. tand Le6kova, A.A.
TITIE: Thorium-oxide Uathodez for Pover Tubes (Oksidno-
toriyevyy katod dlya moshchnykh Li.-nn.-ratorja~lcch lamp)
PERIODICAL: Radiotekhnika i Blektronika, 19$8, Vol 3, hr 8,
pp 1064 - 1022 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The preparation of the actual thoriam-oxIde cattodes was
effected by the method of electropbarevis, which
permitted the manufacture of robuipt captLiEa witb~ a
smooth surfade on various types of the actlode core.
The core material for the cathodes was taatalum since
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ts expansion coefficient
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mately equis
s approx
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that of tt~orium oxide. The cores viere de-Exeasod,
etched, wphed and then de-eassed sit a tezlersture
of 14600 C. Since the atterpts to ob,~aia satisfactory
coatings by the normal, cataphoretic wetbo~_ were-
unsuccessful, an ultrasonic-type *iixiq, of thorlum-
oxide suspennion was employed. This was vcry successful
and permitl'led obtaininL coati" of about 1-0 1-
(16 mg/cm2) . The esthode cores viere -eith(tr ribboa-liIce
(;ard 1/4

Thoriuri-oxide Crthodes fox Po-,7er Tubes SVY1 IC-' -3 -5-13/ 13
or were in the form of trou&s. Im either citse, they
were coated by the cataphoretic-altrasonic nethod by
employing the so-called technique of "extended meniscus".
In this technique, the cathode core is plact!d horizon-
tally in the vicinity of the surfore of tLe coatin&
suspension and tLe cathode is lol,7ered until it very
nearly touchea tLe substance. In tbis irV, a meniscus
is formed; the cathode is then pulled oway. The
cathodes thus prepared were investleatea in tbree types
of e erimental tubes. The construotion of the first
tubela diode) is shown in Figure 2; this '.s furtisLied
with a cathode in the form of a cup. The socond ddode
employs a directly heated ribbon-like catbode and its
construction is illustrated in Pi&iLre 3. This cathode
had an emissive surfEce of 0.5 cmd , TLc tUrd tube had
a filamentary cathode having a diueter of 100 It, which.
was coated with an oxide to a t-Ackness of' .,5-40 11.
The temperature of ttc cethodes in Ihe :1ra,; two tubes
was measured by neans of an o:)tieal microp.7rometer, wbile
the temperature of tLe filamentary catbode voe determined
Card2/4 from the change of the filament reolstance. The Influence

Thorium-oxide Cvthodes for Po-z.,er Tubes
of the activation teniporsture on the eaission eba t
8 ;so er-
iz;tics of the a-tI':.odes is illuotrrt-ed in liZ%tre and G.
The three curves o1 Fizure 5 are UP Ricbardson curves for
a catLode based on a molybdenur corf: : CarveB.1 aiA 2
exe for catIaodcs ;:~ctivr-ted at 1600 and 1800 t
respectivSly, while Curve 3 is for a catb3de activated
at 2 000 K. Figure 6 shoix's a family Of Statie allarac
eristics; Curve 2 was taken at 6 Opapexature of 11 820
after a purely thermal activntion -i,t a temperature ot
1 960 K, while the remainin,6 curves vere taLen at various
temperatures after tte c-.W.Ve hLd bern actirated~at a 0
current density of 0.6 A/cm and a temper8ture of, 1 880 K.
The thermal emission constants of well-actLvated cathodes
were determined from the Richardson Srw,pbs (IiE=6 9)
and it was found that the work funotion was .2.2 t6 2.4 eV,
while the Richardson constant was about 0.5 to
2 2
5 A/cm per degree . The emission c)iaracterlatica itere
also taken by means of abort pulseekless tbaa 1W,149 and
these are shown in figure 9 for vnrious getivstinZ )
Card3/4 temperatures. From tle curves, it was round that. at a

Thorium-oxide Catbodes f3r Pover Tubes
temperature of 1 860 0K, the maxiriw de-,sitv
in the static regime is about 1.5 JVCM,2 t i-hile ir, the
pulse operation, it is about 2-3 Ma A? ; ot ierperat Fet,
of 2)0(1(1 - 2 106 'K, the Pulse em"LlIUL01) Ville E-9 Vea, 1.
The. cathodes ... are also subjected to ILfc, tpstu and it was
found that a thorium-oxide layer of aboat 40 4 Zives a
useful life of 500 at a curren'. ditnsit:- 3f
2. -;todez do not
0.6 A/cm It was farthcr found tha. tte ca ~
lose their emission even if the vacuum Invidii the tubes
becomes as 1077 ar, 5 X 10-5 m1fi;. There. Eire S figures
and 12 references, 7 of Which are In'-Iliethl 4 Freach and
1 Soviet.
bUBAITTED: January 29, 1958
(;prd 4/4 1. Oxide cathodes--Properties 2. OxAe catholea--Prspa~mtion
3. Thorlum oxide--Applications 4. Tantalum-Applications

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(Spoetrum wia3yvis)

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ARSHANSKIT
L.A.
Semiconductor voltage converters for IUPPIyIOC current to strain-
manuring equipment from low-voltage d.a. voiavol. clod.]
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Intrafactory specialisation and planning proAuction in the
machinery Industry. Top.skon, to.9:19-32 S 156. (MLA 9tlD)
(Machinery industry)

BROVMAN, M.Ya.; G&NZELEV, S-M-;
Te.sting and otartint, an oxygen-blown cormertior rith a 100--ton
batche Stall 23 fi,** 241 no.41303-305 Ap lbr"
(um v: 8)
1. Yuzhno-Urallskiy mushinostroitel'iVy zavod I Nishnm-
Tagillskiy metallurgicheakiy kmiblnat.

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Combined planning of the preparation for -the asWac" or
articles.in pleas &W sh6rt_#as3A auafteture ot wazhiuory.
Vest, mashlnostr, 43 no.7t?6*M JI 163. (XM :Asg)
(Nashinery Imustry-ft4somt)

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F 164. (wRA I P..12)
1. Nacha:.'n,'k pledmWennoga otdals Prokuratury, TY!Aendkilya
oblast'.

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ELow-reactive-power aeramic condenearej gerealOtsklo ImatensatorIr w1ol
reaktivnot moshohmostle Kookm, Go@. ourg, lit-r7. 19~3. 141 p,
(KIAA 7:3)
(CouUnmers (Ilectrialty))

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Oral h;rgiene carried out owng children of tomingmd Provinces
Stoustologita 38 uo,3t2)1.-23 Vq%.Jo 159. (NVA 120)
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1. Is Le - Asko3r ablastneW kliatebeekay 'bail' ultiqy (CL&vW
vrach A.P.Yagarova).
(LIMM" purtm-NWIS-Ow An OMMIN)

MS H A N. " . -, I., ln~;h.
rr~-.!-Js in the development of AJr-blaat awltahes. UlktrotskMika.
36 no.90-4 5 165. (MM 1819)

ARSHANSKIY Ya.N 9 Insh.
Use of an assotropic *ftturo for abarging the VA",t?
"frigbyating lwdt, thol.t*A. 40 no.200 Ni-w4 163.
(NIFt 1614)
(Refrigeration and refrigmtIm NL*bUov7)
(notrigerants)

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regulation deviceal Monta-.L I obsluzhIlwaiii ;.,rlt)t)r:iv av-
t,l-vatiki I koritrolla. Ponkva, 1-id-vt) pro-
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WIN, Ye.V.; Yev9elityk V"ktcr.,vnm, Al", SM1,11a: V~ Yakwl
Na=ovl~:v. "rimimai ochastive
C.G.; UITMM, N.11., kani. tedin. nauk, rtAfloTizentl
F,I,, retuenZenL; UtrMOVICH, V.L.,
retz:enzent; Ye.M., red.
mach'itery arvi plarito] Rhoilodflloya mallh.tv
I ustanovki. Yook-nip Fi;ihchevala proriyshla-moirtl, lt)6,o
551 P. (141.~",A Ist!)

ARSHAS, A.M. [Arsaa, As Chjs mmuchAy sotrudnik
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in Yrenchle Probletub. 36 wolt2l-26 158 (NIU life)
I* Is terapsytichaskor kliniki (saw. - kwA*m*d.uavk A.t. PealkoVaim"
Lito,vokogo usuchno-loolodavatel'okop tuberhalosmogo tutituta
(dir. - kand,nedawk YuAo Gamporis, samet4ttoll direirtars po
nauchnor ohnsti - prote Too A. tasakavich),
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Its treatment. Probl, tuberk. a no.2930-35 10 (NIPA 1792)
1. Tz lAtovskogo nauchno-isslodovatel'sk 1wtituta tubuinae-
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I* TSentrallnoye proyoktoo-korstruktorokqe %wo ff*,6
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Blastic shells for a mv typs of freight ships. 1ST, AN Aserb.
SSR no.12s39-51 D 157. (MIRA %W)
(Alastic plates and shells)
(Tank vessels)

ARSHAVA, V.
Engineering Instructor, Hineralirdye Tbd1y tooomotive D";*tP (194.5l)-
Deputy to USSR Supreme Soviet# (1949).
wConservatives Retard the Five Hodred Vorementtm Isv"jja, Wtoker, 1949.
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50-31. BasoV.trwk v prom* 4 no*3t?-9 160.
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1. Upravlonlye Stallaskop okrop Gosprtekhnadsors USER.
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ARSI-IAVA, V. F.
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Medical Inst, Dnepropetrovsk, 1954. (RWIol, No 6, %r 53)
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"The Signific/ance of the Nervous System In the Phyalological Wchantsms of the
Reactivity of the Organism at Different Aps I on a W,,dol of lbqmrjmmtaL Dysentery
and Staphylccoccus Intoxication) p. 1 )0
Problems Reaktivnosti v Patologii Medgiz, Moscow 1954, 3114 P-

ADMIAVSKAYA, I.I..(Uoskva)
Pavlovian method of dvalmatIng the vascular component of "I
Infl6matory reactiolk of Intestinal *we" to OmmUmIc
Intoxication In dogs at "rious otqpm of davelopw*t. ANW.
W. 17 w.3i66-67 JI-S 035. (HMPA 6M)
1. Is laboratoril voormstow fisiologil I.A.
Arekrskiy) Instituts obsbabiV I sksperiments,14ney petologli
ANN SSSR (dir.-WM. A.D.turauskly)
(DTSMMZ , BACIIJARr, aperimastal
vase. factor In furAw. reactions of Ittestinal
w1cosa)

ARSHAVSKAU, R.I.
Vascular reactions In nowborn
of remotivity, Vop.okhommte I
infants on au Inillastor of tbair state
dot# I ao,3t23-)O N:-Jo 1156, (NM 919)
1. Is laborstoril vosraeftoy fistologit I patolqgil (sav, - prof*
L.searshayakly) Instituta normallmW I patolugichsakAw fLmt*UVU
Akadeali a9d1tsInskikh nauk SM (diro - d4qskvIks1'Wy chlim ANN
SM prof., V.1.0bernigovskly) Moskva.,
ORAIRS (MDM~ (BMW ymma)

ARSHAYSX&YA.Te.l.: YJDRASHKO. Y.Y.-. RATXLROVA. O.N.
Complementary effect of proteins in food intaks at different times,
Top.pit. 15 no.4:9-12 Jl-AC 056. (au 9:9)
1. Is otdola detskago, pitantys (say* - hadtUt seditsiaskiUb a&*
Yu*K.Polteva) Iftatitnta pitaniya ANN SUR, Nook".
(PROTNINS
diotstry, mutual euricbment In Intake at different times)
(DIMS, exper.
proteins, mutual ouricbsont in intWo In different tine,s)

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11F.1 roolkylir,

AHSUAVSXATA, S. 1.
Feculiarities of the conditioned romponse act I-vity In vmll chIldm
with dysentery kept on quelitativoIr difforaitt diets. PwAistrita
n0-7:99-101 J1 '57. (NIU 10,10)
1. 1i otdola detskogo pitanip (tsy. - kentlidot medilminskikh nook
Tu.K.Poltevm) Instituts pitadyn WIN SAR (dir. - toglinhipmW 4s"-
tell muki ISM. chleb-turrempondont AM prof. D.P.XoIcbenows)
(COUNTIOUD RJS?Ombx) OTSINUIty)
(MLLINCY

All-Union Gonfer#rA* ,.)u qq Theory alld pr4latlem 11!:trit,
lop-pit. 16 no.,;:-96.93 jI.Ag 057. ;!L;, A 10-11)

-AFSHAVSKMI E41.,
Pbysiological mechamlswo of reactivity (*ccord~q to vasaWar
reactions) at various age periods. Ttudy Toss., ob-va ftsicl.9
biokbim. i fam. 09-16 1% Dmu 1432)
1, Iaboratorlya vomr9stnoy fisiologli Instituta obahokwy I
eksperimentalincy patologii AM WR (zav, laboratorlymy prof@
I.A. Arshavakiy). (mnm)

Unronditioned aM oonditioned vascular refle"a in children of
ages 1 to 3. fistol.shuro 45 no.4:402-49 Ap 159,o
(N%U 12W
1. From the departimont of children's imtrItIono Institute of
Nutrition, AcadsvW of Kedifta Getsmem. x0scow.
(PLENTOW&M, I
eanditionod A nwooditioned plethymoognspMe
reactions in Inf. Nus))
(RVM, COND111016M,
pUthyamographle conditiond reselions LA
lie. (BUOD
(MMU
wwonditioned In
Ing, One))

ARSHAVSKIlt I.A.; ARSUV31LLIAt B.I.
Features of motor (skeletammlar) and variou athar ren*w
specific for the neonatal period in pkpiologically mto* iwd
imatwe infants, Vop* okhr, mt. i dot, 6 no. 101-37 U 161.
(MM'. 1414)
L' Is laboratorU vosrastmay fisiologii i patalooil (SAV* - PWO
I.A* Arshavakiy) lastitUta nwml I my I pat4cglObeakoy fi"logil
ANN SWR (dir. dey#t*it*l'rqy ohlon ANN SSBR prof. VA
Chernigovs)d,y)
(IRA= (PMTUR%)) (DWAM (N*BOU)) (REPUM)

-AMHAV31wiA, ~::. 1.
Report of oymposium on homaostasis. VOP. Pit. 20 n0.5490.-93
S-0 161. (MIA UsIO)
(METABOLISM-CCOIGIMSIM)

ARSHAVSKj%YA, E.I.; AFS-1173KIY, I.A.
Formntion and transfornrition of reflex motor "motions In wto-
geny in connection with tfto nnnlyziB of their impwUnos in
each aire. i-Fvrio-1. 1~-~ !.- Tnit. rorn. i pat., fizia1s. AlOr SM El
I
57-59 i--" (MA 1731)
1. Laburat,.>riya %ozrastnoy fiziologii I patologli (snv* - prof.
I.A. Arshavskiy) Inatitutt, norjualnoy i patologicheskO7 flat-)-
logii kil SSSR.

A
fAar,tc w.i or the? r,. i ft mI't rm i I t(,,,ri t,,,) th m i ra n fi-
forriwi!,,on of tht! Okale al imm-Ailiurv In t r; faiAll. Fltlolonlx. 50
iio,6007-7.15 Jo 164o (RAA 1812)
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AMN S."O.M, mosikita.

ARSHAVSKIT V A.; VAV r4 , A.
Efficiency yromotorn help firs pre"nti=, P*sb.Wo 7 ntAM Ze 162.
(IIRA Us 6)
1. Zavedttynshchiy ptaisvMstvcm ftbriki *Kmtt" g. Laninind
U* Arshavokiy). 2., Ka" Inik rsbarwy okhromy ftbirlki
014"tpl g, leningr*4 (for YOU
(laningrad-41actories-Fires fire prevention)

FAVIZNXO, Go; AB3HAVS ..Aj novetnik yustitail; KATAMR, 0.;
TS p, .0 inzb.1 WANNIKOV, A., shoforp ZRAWN, A.
Readers' lett*rs, Ayt. transp, 41 no.6s57-58 h 163o
(MM 16s 8)
1. Starshiy insh. Wasterstva avtmobiltuago transp~rta
Kirgizakoy SSR (for gotaner). 2. Cktpbrtskqo &rt;oWtmyqotvo
Volgogradekogo avtoupmvlsniya (fbr Krywvtik*v).

ARSHAVSKIY, 1.
Reviews. Zhur. evol. blokbims i fislol, I no*5o477-479 34 t6$.
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Ak"rim. Dialogit I Madit9ilkY. 1948. 1*- 12, B. 417-19-

1. L.
wfhe Uachadem of the Tranmdtion of Hisspirat.ory Actions from h0mauUrins to
Extrauterinem
SUMBs Fiziol. Zhur. SSMs 34, No 1, 1948

ARSUVS,~R, 1. A. - - ---- - --- -
*Differenose in the MagnitwW of Qn4mwda Almg the Mervoms $ystam ot Ujwhaow "
an &xpression of the So-CalUd Clradiont,,*
SOURCU Fisiol. Zhur. US9 35, No 1i 1949
t -I 1---FT;; - 1 , j I i ~ . !I ~1 11 1
. I i1 ;!,

1 16 1* lob of Phye-ol of' Orowth,
"Child'a ftsiologiwa Gradient as a Devol*pment of N. Yso Vvvdonakiy's PerislscUmg
SMSt Fisiol, Zhurs SM. Val 35, No 29 109
. ;.I I,, I
IT1111i,il I'll I[INJ
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ARMTSKIT, I.A.
Nmm"Wmlv~
ftelological sochbales of immunity *Ad defence raction is tot=
and new born* Akush.Cla. lejs32-37 8*pt-*c% 50, (CUM 20t5)
1. Of the leborstory of Ap4romp ftsioloo of the lutituto of
Pediatrics (Director - P!t*f.0.1#bor*mIW Aetk** Member of the
Academy of Medical $cloacae USSR),, Awdow of Moifteal Science$
USSR,

-I ~ I -7,I-
- -- -.- -I- .- .
"The I'll. Yo. Ilvedenskiy" Froblem of Iability 1.1n, Connection vitil thO 1113ftlyl la Of the
Wchanisms of Transformation of the Illeuro-14mcdar 3yatem's AclAvity :~n tle FTOCWB or
Intogony," (ire Iq) by Argh4vgkiv. 14 A.
SO: Aihievemnto -VT lWorn Did (VokpoW Sovrommay BiolWli) Val-o VJCII# 96. 1 (4)
Mbscow-lAningradp July-Augwt, 1951.

ARSHATSKIT. 1. A.. ARSHAVSU'[A,Ye. I.MMMA.S. I.. 0GAMMS, A. A,
Mechanism of realizAtion and physiol*O* stpifloanco ofl vkalst4sl
muscular motor reactions in awwals in this anatal portodLo ftsiol.
sh. SSSR 37 no. 4:468-474 July-Aug. 1951 FCUM 21t3)
1
I, Laboratory of Ag6-Group Physiology of tho lostitut* of PolieArios
of the Academy of Kodical Science$ M.

Ile

1. ARMUVSYIY, I. A., Prof.
2. USSR (600)
4. Infants - Nutrition
7. Physiological basis for brest fsoding imedat4y after birth 1w IMMUOD of
so-called physiological loss of weight. Vop. pediat. i okhr. jot. i dot. 20
no; 5, 1952
9. Monthly List of Rassism Aeasssidiss, Library of Comotess, ~ ~hgVW 1963. Oklamsifled.

.A -.- - t I : - ~ - , I. . -.- .
Application of 11. Ye. livedensildy's fnvestl~:iAforiji in IhA. -itodf of c%!j~ cal and
patholoi7ical problems. KlIn. P.,ed. '30 no- lit 1952.
SOr MLRA, September 1952*
1 1! 1 11 1!~! 111111111411,11d:11h I;

,"J'k7sily, LAO
Specificity problems an related to studies in ths watanism of fusticlud
chancom In ontogenotto processes. 'Uspekhl SoVTWMMOy 119L 340 A4W
152, (WA 3s22)
(CA 47 no.14:7008 153)

ARSFEAVSM, 1. A.
... -- I
Sigalficance of Viredeaskil-"t theory In solution of pr*blm in
evolutionarr and Me-0oups ftsloloa. Pistol. -sh. OUR 38 no.
2:160-170 Var-Avr 195Z, (OLML 22t3)
1. Moscow.

SignUicance of N.A.Twedormkills theories in delving tko problem of
opself laity In asmobtles with ontopsio *UO0* VahoomPolosolliko
ne.176:68-85 1546 COMA 919)
(COCIGINY) (WOUDY)

ARSHATSIIT, I.A.
- , ~M----
Analogy of principles goTorning the periodical activity of food
and respiratory centers Is outogoussis. gab*, 26:0*30npax o till 0164&LI6-
135 154o (a" 101))
(USOInTORr ORGANS.-IXIMVATIOX) (DIGIL"Ift OMAN-INMUTION)
(DWOD-OAYSIS AND CIMIUST41)

ARSHAVAIYP 1. A., ARSH06KAYAO E. 1. and 0006 -F.ATWJllNl:XAVA., A. A.
"TiLe significance of the Nervous System in the Pbyieloloillcal Wchenism of the
Reacti-ity of the Orpnism at Difforent Ages (on a Model of lUperlmiltiLl DysezUry
and SUpbylococcus Intoxication) P, 100
Problets Reaktivnosti v PstOl2fili, Wdaiz, Moscow 1954, 344 p.
TSWEoblem of Reactivity in patbology)

ARSKATSM, 1. A.
Physiological analysis of sumals tomw In nowborn Isfeats
in relation to bygisdic principles of clothine" PedIA-Mia.
I'
no.4:49-55 JI-Ag 155. Mm 8112)
1, Is laboratorit voir"twy f1*1610811 I IM610611 (saw.
prof. I.A.Arshavokly) Intituta dUbobsy I *qsr. patologil
(W.akad. A.D.Speraukly)
(11PAIR, "Mu
clothing, p1wsiol.sspocts)
(CIOMING
for newborn Inf.,phystolsespects)

Alt;RAVSX,LY, I.A.,profeasor.
I ,
Problems of the p1weialogy of growth discuse4d &t the Sighth
All-Union Congress of ftsiologints. Blochasisto tuA ftwmact'logists.
Pellatriia, uo.605-85 V-D 155 WU 9 -.6)
(GROM)

U501W-dicilne Neurophystology, Ia=ology Z
Card 1/1 Pub. 146-24/24
Author Arsbavekiy, 1. A.
Title The reflez principle In isfectio" pathology to the light at' data
on the physiology of outogenests
Periodical Zhur. mikro. epid. I ISOM. 10., 104-110, Oct 1955
Abstract The relation of reflex reactions of an organism at varion otaps,
of its development, eabryonic through adulto to pathopowtic stingLij,
i.e. bacteria, toxic chemicals, etc. to disausiped. Ths differe=4
between these reactions and reactions caused by the action of the
pathogen after it has established itself In the organtan to also
treated. The works of various Soviet Scientists in this field are
referred to in the article. There is no bibliopaphy.
Institution
submitted may 24, 1955

AW-HATSUT. I.A.
'"'T'SMIZOOMIt'iti In oftnOction With the porlodialty *f astopnosis.
Zhur.ob.blol. 16 no.6:493-4?9 N-D 155. (KM 9 -.3)
(W"M)

AR3HATSKlY. I.A.; ROKANOVA. V.D.(Moakvh)
Mechanism of phasic cardiac reactions In doga In dreenterlal
intoxication In various s4p groups. Arkh. pat. 17 aa,4:8344
O-D 155. (*LU 912)
1. Is laboratorit voureatucy fistologil I pa%o2q,111 (sow*-p:r*f*
I.A. Arshaveldy) Institut& Oshabsy I eksperlwatallmV patologil
ANN SSSR (4ir.-akad. A.D. B"ranakir)
(SHIORU ", , 11 in,
antigen, off. on heart)
(ANIMS AND AWISMIX.
Shlolla djrssutorias antigen, off. a hearl)
(HRA . physlology,
off. of Mdoll& dr"ntorlas &4$1"n,)

175SR / Human and Animal Physiology (Normal and Patho- T
logical). Reproduction
Jibs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biologlya, No 21,1958, 97771
J,uthor : Arshavskiy, 1. A.
Inst : Kharkov Univdr#ity
Title Dominanceof Oravidity and the Prob1cm of Physio-
logically Fully Valid Ontogenesis
Crig Pubs Uch. zap. KhdrtkoV3k. un-ta, 1956, 21+1 16i-iBi
abstract: The conce-rt of dominance of progn*ncy (DP) ex-
pressed in the creation of an excitation focus in
CNS after fertilization and Implantation of the
ovum is proved DP differing by its plWsiolo-
gical content irom the sexual dominant, conditions
those changes during pregnancy in the organism, of
Card 1,13

I
JSSR / Human and Animal Ptkysiology (Normal 4nd P&tholo- T
gical). ReprodUction
kbs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biologiya, No all 1958o 97771
the mother each of which is sigatficoAt 40 11 fac-
tor of ZvUroruaent 1)~P no Irmal of' the
fetus. Helated inhil4tion) which ac~Oapmton DFI
exp ains the increased level of Oganism exc.`~.ta-
tion during pregnancy concerning anumber of lrri,-
tants particularly pathogenetiab When, inthe
seco~A and especially in the first threezonths of
pregnancy, a-now patholo Ical dopInent foragn to
to the organism is created by tho, acilon of suffi-
ciently powerful. pathogenic irri4'nts the rolated
inhibition which accompanies the UtUr deprossesi
DP. The latter serves as a causeof Initiation of
pathology of development defined ~y Om AUtkK)r &&
physiological izeaturityo It appears In divorse
symptomatology of delayed development and is charac-
C M
2/3
52

Vol.i-1111 P14-63ibcherl, ::0V
1856. ARSHAVSKI L A. Muicow. *'Per te I ect rotonic' mech it nts in of
*7tent -TI -anf-Fperipheral inhibiton (Hussijin text) USP.50V11.
BIOL. 1956, 41/2 (193-215) Graphs I I Tablet; 6
review of Hussian papers anti of me conception of perpheral and contra; Inhibition
ccording to Vvedensky's theory. The excitability of nerve and muscle ftt r under
i es
the anode does not diminish bul increases. and uit(fer the cittlil?de diminishet. The
(pposite change 14 observed in the neighbouring region of tht nerve or tw-scle
('perielectrotonus'). Vvedensky's *j:vssiinum atihibition' in neuruniustdar pre-
;arations it; parallel to the increase of muscular excitability and ta the diminution
cf oxidative and glycolytic metabolitrn. Va I inhibition of the heart is parallel to
tie shorterting of the chronaxte valuq~ and efeat-11ropozittivity of iuvocard4um. *Pessi-
rium inhibition' of the muscle and v iigus inhibition have the ma~ne mechAnst i which
depends accot-ding to the author's suggestion, on local catelectrotonus potemial kn
nerve endings jr sinus nodal tissue. Local cat elect rotonu is cau..4es anelectrownic
clange 'perielectrotonus' in the mass of the muticle. Dumng physiological sleep
o' puppies the surface of cerebral ctirtex becomes elect ropos4tAve (110-50 mv.) in
c)mpartson with the indifferent electrode (impedance B-12 I;Ct). The rapidity of
e iterification of inorganic phosphate and of the glycolytic process it% cortical tissue
d minishes during sleep. Opposite changes were observeld in the conscious state.
According to the author's suggestion. local catelectrolonic activity in thalamic
rt!gion is responsible for these chanijes of anelectrotonic type, All forms of physio-
kgical inhibition are parallel to the increase of excitabilLty atid. membrane potentioa
aii well as to anabolic process (protective inhibition of Pavlov). After a large dose
of barbital-Na. (300-400 mg./kg.) elect ronegativity of the cortical surface is *b-
at-rved. Inhibition of the spinal flexor reflex or the semitendinosus Muscle was ob~*
st rved during stimulation of hypothalamic region. Spinal sectkart dots wt abolish
this inhibition. Removal of abdominal and sacral sympathetic gonglia does abolish
it. The suggestion is made that catelectrolonus is evoked by qmpathetic f,.bs-*s
In Intermediary spinal neurons with aubsequent 'Imrielectrotoole' eluctrolms-tivity
of motoneurons. Trz*bW - Warnaw

ARS LAVSKIT LA
PrftauncY domimat and %be problem of pW*joj*M~t*jjy norml ontogemsis
Ucb.sxp.KKW 68:161-181 156. (mu its U)
L Is laboratorit vosfts.twy floologil I latologil - gals pmf,,
I.A. Arshavokly - Irtsiltata nonallmy I patolwohookv f1slologil
AM SSSR- direttor. d*ystvjt*l'Wy ablen AM $SIR pftf. V.V.
ChirrAgovskly.

USSR/General Biology - Individual Dovelopwnt. ftbryonai B
Development.
Abe Jour Her Zhur Biol., No 6, 1959, 23602
Author ArshavSAVL~,
Inst
Title The Rol* or the Oestatioma Dominant Am the Factor
that Determines the Pormal or Abnormal Development of
an Embryo
Orig Pub V eb.- Aktualln. vopr. akusheretva I S:Lzekol., H., 1957,
320-333
Abstract The gestational dominant (OD; author'$ tem) is a.
god in the creation of the stimWAUon. focus in the con.
tral nervous system vhich arises aftor fertiltrAtIon
of the ovicell, all cbsups In the latiornal orpadva
that create the medium for normal dvy~opwn% or ftbryo
are conditioned by. it. aD regulates lb* sonafttroybW
function .3f hmpoiysis, from Uhich UpWs, first of &U,
3ard 1/3

MR/General Biology - Wividial Developuent. kfty*ml 2
Development.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Siol., 14o 6, 1959, 23602
the hormoul function of tbo corNs luftiua Alch asoures
the first changes In the mucosal meMbrome of the Aerus,
the implaxtation oZ the embryo, and the development of
the placents. The chareateiristics, of OD are expressed:
1) in ability to summarize and retaiA Ue atla"tion In
nervous eanters and 2) in Gi=1twM*w Inhibition of
other nerre aenters. The Increase ot Wwwlation thres.
holds in ;=egnancy are explained*by ialbition. For ex-
ample, In non-prelowt rats, the introduction of aroenous
acid and caffelne ivAuces jostric ulasts; in prepant
rate, ulcers do not form under the eam* conditlons.
The interference of two different diomiumts induees in-
hibition of one ot them. The inhibitlon of M disturbs
the gonsdatTophic function of the hypop~ysis) comisequent-
ly also tte hormonal function of the corpus luteum.
Therefore, in the first trimester of prepaway, it
Card 2/3

1359/Genern! Biology - 1-ndividuml N-clopment. F-Mbiwafil B
Developatnt .
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Pial., go 6, 459, 23602
terminatet the developumt of the embry*i In the
second trimester, it induces insufficloot developmt
of the placenta; which 'brings with It the Vbysicaog-
cal imat%rity of the fetus,, In the ldst trImstor,
insofar as Vlacentation is 4ready fibishedp the IAM~-
bition of OD has lesser infl"nce on the develaymaut of
fetus. The lack of sileceptibility to Infective diseasoo
during the time or noimal pregnancy of an animal s*y'be
eXplained by the presence of the dotkiwint or pregnan y.
The phyviological immaturity which to the cuse of low
reactivity and which leads to saysis, Vneumovia, and
dysentery of now-born, my arise as a result of 0 in-
hibition. -- P.O. Svetloy
Card 3/3

AISHAVSKIY
apectfic pecultsMOss ot tim ;:iytiLoloa *,' catrition in early
periods; on the uporimentAl. evidence for scms priaviplas in ebild
nulrition. Pediatrift no.?-;,4-2(> JI 157. (gnu 10: 10)
1. Ili laborstorit vasrostnoy firtologil I i1stolootil (say. - prot.
I.A.Arsbavokly) Erstituts nomflRacr t pstVICgif~h9mkqF fistalegit
AKN -55a. (dlr. - prof. 't-7-Ghsrni,%ovsIr%:r)

AIMTUITO IoAo
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N*dLIMM ,0 the OmU"wt of a pbyd*l*g4b3ut;;3r st"o
la 20400 &dome@ OW ISO# wt. ddV. lo~a v*
(am a$0
19' soon$"#& V""W filbusu 1104*1 AW 80k
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NIL
ARSHAYS11Y. 1.A. (Nookwo)
.%ft."WWWWWOM,
Gonforeace on problems to the plWatelva t)f pns~otsx outog~84516
hold in Prsp*, 140101,shur, 43 no.5tW-4W W 157.
(PMIOI,WY) CHMA loci?)