SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ARUTYUNYAN, N.S. - ARUTYUNYAN, T.G.

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IRODOV, H.V., kand.tekhn.nauk; FOROLO, L.V.,
iuzh.;-.AIIUT.YUIWTAN. IF.S., inzh.
. - -------
Dwitriyeva, N.A.
Axperience in the continuous ellitting of fate in ~
column-type
apparatus* Mael.-zhir.prom. 26 UO-7:30-31 Jl 60. (MML
13:7)
1. Veeaoyusnyy uauchno-issladovatellakly institut
zhirov (for
Irodov, Pbrolo),. 2~zaporozhsli7 maelothirovoy
kombinat (for
Arutywan, Dmitriy a).
(Zaporozhi.ve-Oile emd fate)

URINSKIY. N.A., insh.: iRUTYMTUN. N.S., inzh.:
UMNIII. A.I., insh.
Neutralization of fats and oils in a water-alkali
medium, Wale-
-zhireprom. 26 no.12:16-18 D 160. (MIRA 13-.12)
1. Zaporbzhekiy masloxhirovoy kanbinat.
(Oils and fate)

ARUTYUNYAN, N.S., insh.; ZTNGORN, I.7h.
Remote control and autowatie levol r egula tion. .
Masl. --zhir, prom.
26 no.12134-33 D 160~ (XIU 13:12)
1. Zaporozhekiy maslozhirovor koisbinat (for
Ar-atyunyan). 2. Zaporo-
zhokaya oredupya shkola 11b.4 (for Eyngorn).
(Zaporozhlye--Oil industries-Squipment and supplies)

YUMOWTOVA; AKATOV, S.; AKATOV, =,-Hj BAGDASAROV,- PEREPELYUK;
ORLIK; RMENETS; IKIINO; VLASOV; TNIRKEW; SYROUMKO.
Obligations in honor of the 22d, Congress of the CPSU have
been
fulfilled. Masl...zhir. prom. 27 )io.11:1-3 N I&L. (MIRA 15:
1)
1. Zamestitell nachaltnika ekononicheskogo otd()la Upravleniva
meditsimkoy i parfymernoy promphlennosti Mosigorsovnarkhcza
(for Flecontova). 2. Dire-ktor IAmingradskogo inylovarennogo
zavoda
imni Karpova (for S.Akatovy. 3. Direktor N,evakogo
mylovarennogo
zavoda (for K.Akatov), 4. Glavrkry inzh. ZapbrDzhskogo
maslozhiro-
vogo kombinata (for Arutyunyan). 5. Direktor Yerevanskogo mas-
lozhirovogo kombinata (for Bagdasarov). 6. Di:rektor
Ferganskogo
maslozhirovogo kombinata (for Per)pelyuk). 7. Glavnyy inzh.
Chimkentskogo maslozhirovogo komb.Lnata (for Orlik). 8.
Direktor
Kazanskogo zhirovogo kombinata (f)r Romenets). 9. Glavnyy
inzh.
Gomel'skogo zhirovogo kombimta (ror Ikhno). 110. Direktor
NoVosibirskogo zhirovogo kombinatt (for Vlasov). 11. Diroktor
Odesskogo maslookstraktBionnogo zivoda (for TSirkel'). 12.
Direktor Vitebskogo masloekstrakt3ionnogo zavdda (for
Syroyezhko).
(Oil industries)

KAMINSKIY, N.A* I kand.tekhn.nai*j_MUT3VMN. MO., Jnzh
'
KALIN324.9 A.I., inzh.; KOZDOBA,"--I..i-.', i~~.;
411;14EVA, N.A. 2 i4th.
YUD17U,, T.N., inzh.
Neutralization of fats and oils in an aftkali in
neutra3itation
chambers.' Masl. - zbir. prom. ;!7 no,12:37-40 D 161,
(KIRA 14:12)
L Zaporozhokiy maslozhirovoy hombinat.
(Oils and fats)

AWNYUNYAN, H.S., Anzh.
Interfactory arhool for exchange cf practices, Yzsl
-zhlr * prom&
28 no,,3346.,47 Mr 162. (MIRA 15s4)
(Oil industry)

KAMINSKIY, N.A., kand.tekhn.nauk; ARUTYUNYAN. N.&., ijxzh.;
KALININ, A.I., inzb.; KOZWJK,- V.-A.,inzh.;
DMITRIYEVA, N.A., inzh.; YUDIIU,, T.N., inzh.
lbutralization of fats and oilE in an alkaline medium*
Masl.-zhir.prom. 28 no.7:13-14 Jl 162. (MIRA 15:11)
1. Zaporozhskiy maslozhirovoy kombinat.
(Oils ard fats)

MASLIK~.~V.A., kand.tekhn.nikuk; LEBEDEV, V.A.;
ARUTYUNYAN H.S. inzh.;
'ARYSHU# D.F., inidl.
Experience in the uso of hydrocyzaones for the
T"ification of Bull-
flower-eead micallee Yzelo-zhir,prome 29 noolt27-'30
Ja t630
(MIRA 16.2)
1. Krasnodarskiy institut.pbhehevoy promyshlennosti
(for &slikov,
Lebedev)* 2, Zaporozhakiy waslozhirovoy kombinat (for
Arutyunyan,
Agaryshev).
(Oil induptries-Equipment and supplies)

,. -91.~Ly MARTIl"YAN, A.A.p otv. red.
-ARUMNY&j.-Na
.
(Agriculture and animal husbandry in Urartu) Zemledelie i
skotovodetvo Urartu. Erevan, I2d-vo AN Arm.&CIR 1964. 224 P.
IMIRA 17:12)

ARUTYUNYAN, N.V.; ~-ELIDMAN, S.B.
Duration of systolic phases in patients with patent
&actuin
arteriosus Wore and followInU sarGery. Zhur. eksp.
I klin.
ined. 5 no.2:48-53 16"). (Min 19: 1)

ARUIYUNYAN, 0. P. , IWRAMAN) A. V. (Deputy Ifend of the
Veterinary Alministra-
tioa of the Ministry of Agriculture of the
Armenian SSR).
The Veterinary Service of Armenia by the Fortieth Anniversary
of the Republic,
Veterinariya, Vol. 37, No. 2-1, p. io, 196o.

~R~IDW,, A.V.,, otarob.-Ly veterinamyy vraoh
T'sterinary semice in Amemia and the 40th &=Lversary of the
Republice Yeterinarila 37 noililo-16 N $60, (MIRA 1642)
1. Zamestitelt nachallnika. veterinarnogo upraVLeniya
Ministerstva
sellskogo khozyaystm Armymokoy SSR (for Aratymyan).
(Armenia-Vbtirinary mediolas)

ARUTY1111YAN, O.P.; IMOVS17FIAIN, T.B.
Way. i for ridding the Arara t, F] a!. n c I'
hl-.,.-,o~~ixirj 5. -,.,a I i -
4L' no.3:48-49 Mr 165. (VIMA 18:4)
1. Zamestit-ell nachalln-1ka valer-Inarriogo upnivIeniya
Minloterstva
roi-.vod.gtva i zagolovak sell- kokhc)zyaystvvrtnykh
prcglul(tcNr An-aSM
r Anityunyan). . 2. ZaveduYI'p)lCIlIy Ell Z till ?l.'IUUl
VOLCI"'Itirf~,N-rl.
M
i1chitst,kom Echinladzinskogo proilovod9tvennogo
upravlenlya AmSSR
(for Movscayan).

U85R / Farm Animals. Sheep and Goats. Q-3
Abs Jour - Ref Zhur - Biol., No 10, 1958., No 45223
Author :,&12tn~pyan) P. I.
Inst : Not g1v-aT
71tle : The Comparative HistologiciLl Structure of the
Spleen in
Sheep and Goats.
Orig Pub : Tr. Yerevansk. zoovet. in-,;a, 1956, vyp. 2o.,
163-170
Abstract : %be numerical characterist:.'cr, of the
thickness of capsules
and trabeculae, the size o:f malpighian corpuscula., and the
diameter of trabecular arbiries, are given.
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ARUTTUNYAN, P.I.
1 .1-1
=ghl changes "In- "certain organs of the dog during
fixation in
formldO749 solutions of diffev-1-nt concentrattons,
Ity, AN Am.
SSR. Biol. I sellkhes. nauki 11 uo. 5:43-48 My 158.
(MIRA 11:7)
1. Kafedys normallney onstomil Ycrevenskoge
zoavaterinamogo
institute.
(Porm Idehyde)
(Biological speoizens-Collection and prembryation)

ARUTYUNUNp P.I.
Po'stembii,onic state of duotus arterioBin Bot&lli
in dogs. Ixv.
AN Arm. SSR. Biol. nauki 13 no.2.i63-67 F 160.
(MIRA 13t7)
1. Yerevanakiy zooveterin&rnyy institut.
(DUCTUS ARTERIOSLZ)

7- ; MiRAL711YAll' Xi.
!li) t,,pt.-ologleal change.9 in the org,Ln'.4 and
tis~;uej:i of Ue body of
ds under the 'n"Wence of rcn,)e thanol amino. Izv. AN
Arm. SSOR.
Hlnl. naukl 17 J2 16,
(MMA 17: 10)
1. Kufc~,'ra blu'AbIlmii YerevanekoLY) zoovoterinarnogo
instituta.

ARUTYUNUN; P. I.
Reduction of wtaoarpal second bone of cattle. Izv.
AN Ams
SSR. Biol. nauki 15 no.2M-101 162* (HIRA 15:3)
1. Kafedra anatomii Yerevanskago soovaterinarnogo
instituta.
(CATTLE-DISE-ASES AND F&STS)
(BOWZ--ABNCRMIIIES AND DEFORMITIES).

ARIJTYU14YAN, P.I.
. ......-
Study (n the sesamoid bone of thu tibiometataroal
joint in
demestic birda. Izv. AN Arm. SSR, Blol. nauki 16
no.6t69-74
Je 163. (MIRA 17:10)
2. Kafedra normallnoy anatomii Yvrevanskogo
zooveterinarnogo
instituta.

AUTHOR: I-Arut Student at the Moscow SOV/29-58-8-21/25
Ta tute of Rai d Transport Engineers
TITLE: The Touring Bicycle Becomes a Rticing Cycle
(Dorozhnaya mashina
stamovitaya sportivnoy)
PMODICAL: Teklxnika, moladezhi, 1958t Jr 8, PP- 39-40
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the introduction to the present article the
chairman of the
Teolmioal Committee of the Department of Biqyaling of the
USSR,
K. Pigulevskiy writes: DurIng the past 4 years more than
11
million bicycles were prod-toed in the USSR, so that the
USSR
ranges first as regards pr)duotion figurtis. Also
interest in
cycling has grown consiaeribly. This dev(~lopment is
manifested by
the victories gained by So-,riet cyclists at the 12.
International
Cycling Race which took PbLoe recently., lievertheless,
the moaels
produced by Soviet industrr do not alwayn meet the
demands made
by cyclists. It is therefo-,.-e not surpuising that they
took the
matter into their own handn and improved their machinen
in many
ways. Suoh inventors ought to be supported. The
oontributions
published on this page aes4irve the attention not only of
the
cyolists but also of the iidustry. The author continues
by saying
Card 1/2 that he had often thought ebout the problem of
combining the

The Touring Bicycle Becomes a Racing Cycle SOV/29-5M-21/23
stability of a touring cycle with the light weight and the speed
of a racing machine. He st.,aiea the particular features of both,
models am decided to provide cycles with a multi-speea gear
which should make it possi::)le to ride along roads of various
gradients with the same am)unt of effort. There follows a
descrip-
tion of this gear-ohanging device and of its assembly. The author
covered a distance of more than 12D0 km on a cycle fitted out
with such a devize, riding along all types of roads in the
Zakarpatsktyalad Dmgobyob.3kaya districts. He became convinced on
this.oacasion -zhat a bicarcle proviclea with such a
gear-changiN,
device combineii the beat properties of the "Turist" raoing
qyoi.e
with those of a touring moJel. There is 1 figure.
---Performance
Bicyles--Production Bicycles
3. Bicycles--Test results" 4. Personne:L--Performance
Cama 2/2

AFOJTMNYAN, R.A. (Lenlngl)
Cyclic loading of an elact,4\plastir- medium. Izv.
AN SSSR.
Ifekho i mas'llinostre nc,.4t8c%L91 t64 (KM l7s8)
4

ARUTYUNTAN, R.A.- DURINTAN, R.A.
Influence of some preparations on !" 'nteroception from the
extremity
In the dog. Izv.AN Arz.$M.Biol.i sell khoz.nauk-L. 5
no.9:65-90 152.
(KM 9:8)
1. Kafedra normallnoy fitiologil YwevAmakogo melitsinskogo
insti-
tuta.
(RICBMORS (INUROL00r)) i'RIMMIS)

ARUTYUNYAP, R.A.
Iffect V "Miftation of the mealmilcal receptors of the
stomach on
the erythrocyte and leucocyte count and the hemoglobin
content of
the WiWAZ'the ~if the epiien in the proce Be. In.
AN Arm.SM.Blol.i :el'khoz.naukj. 6 no.9:97-102 '53. (KM
9:8)
1. Yerevanskiy neditsinukiy InviAtut.
_g ON) "IMMICH-11MMATION)
(AUM (A %
Q.

ARUTYUNYAN, R. A.
"Dat.a on an Investigation of Nervous Regulation of the
Composition of the
Blood." Cand Biol Soil Department of Biolojgica:i.
Sciences, Acad Soi Armenian
SSR, 27 Dee 54. (K, 17 Dee 54)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations
Defended at USSR Higher
Educational Institutions (12)
SOz Sum. No. 556, 24 Jun 55

__ USSR/Med-icine
Neurophysiology Y L/)4i) 4N, iZ FD-3377
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Pub- 17 - 1/12
Author
Arutyunyan, R. A.
Title
The nervous
regulation of hemopolesis
Periodical
Byul. eksp. biol. i med. 8,
3-6, Aug 1955
Abstract
Author investigated the role plajed by
the higher division of

the central nervous system of animals in
the specific reactions

of preparations which act select:'4vely
on the organs of hemopoiesis.

He used "Kampolon" (Campolanuml.
Author describes his experiments

on does with this
nonconditioned irritant. There was an initial

increase in
erythrocytes, leukoc:.tes, and in hemoglobin. After 30

minutes
hemoglobin and erythrocyl,es returned to pre-test level.

The
leukocytes approached slight leWEopenia at first but finally

rose to twice the original level, Author concluder, that this

establishes the part played by the nervous system in the
action of

Kampolon on the organism. 5 references, 5 USSR, 5
since 1940,

graphs.
Institution
Laboratory of Cortico-Visceral
Physiology and Pathology (Head,

Active Member Acad Med Sci USSR
Prof. V. N. Chernigovskiy) In-

stitute of Physiology, Acad Med
Sci USSR, Moscow
Submitted
15 April 1954

AllUTY'JMN, R.A.
Characteristics of the reaction of --he lhemopoietic
system to the
administration of campolon invario~is body states.
Biul.eksp.biol.
i mad. 48 rio.qr54-57 s 159. (MM 13tl)
1. Iz laboratoril obehehey fitiologLi bastituta,
tormallnoy i Pate-
logichaskoy fiziologli (direktor - leystvitellnyy chlen
AMN SSSR
V.N. Chernigovskiy) AHN SSSR (Hosky!k) i kafedry
Miologti (zave-
duyushchiy - doteent A.K. Stepanyan) Arinyanskogo
gosudarstrennogo
inatituta fizkulltury, Yerevan. PreJetwrlena
deyetvitelln3rm chlenom
AMN SUR V.N. Chernigovskim.
(LIVER BXMGTS pharmool.)
WIMATOPOINTIC SYSTEM phmrmacol.)
(HMRRHAGN exper.)

Reflex component in the mechanism of action of compolon on
bemopoietic
orge,ns. .,Izv..AN Am. SSR'. Biol. muki 13 no.3:97-99 Mr ,160.
(MIRk 1338
le Institut akunberstva i ginekolcgii Ministerstva,
zdravookhraneLya
Armyahokoy SSR.
(CAROLON)

ARUTYUNYAN, R.A.; KkUROV, A.P.
Some data on the mechanisms of the effoict of antianomin on the
hematopoietio_process. Biul.ekep. biol. i med. 51 no.1:37-40
A 161. (MIRA 105)
1. Iz fisiologichookoy laboratorii Nauchno-isoledovatellskogo
instituta akusherstva i ginekologi:' Hjukisteratia zdravookhrananiya
Armyanskoy SSR (dir. - prof. P.A.Kirkaryan), Yerevan. Predstavlena
akademikom V.N.Chernigovskim.
(LIVER EXTRACTS) (11EMOPOIETIC SYSTEM)

KARAFEMN, S.K.; ARUTYMAN) P.A.
Effect of surrounding thermal condJtions on the daily
temperatrxe
rhythm of the fovl.body. Izv.AN Aim.SSR.Biol.nauki 15
no.110-
10 N 162. (MIRA 15t12)
1. Institut fiziologii AN Arqranskciy SSR.
(BODY TEMPERATURE--M-ULATION)
(POULTRY-MMIOIDG3,-)

ARUITMYAN I R. A~
Effect of temperature and light conditions on the
productivity
of hens in the Armenian S.S.R. Jav. AN. Am. SSR,
Biol, nauki
16 no,lOt23-28 0163 (MM 1,~112)
11 Institut fiziologii imeni L.W)ibeli PIq ArmSSR.

ARL A -
Erythropoietic activity of the blocd in healthy
animals. Zhur.eksp.
i klin.med- 4 no-3:19-24 164. (MIRA 18:1)
1. Institut fiziologii Imeni akadevilka I.I.Pavlova AN
SSSR 1. Sektor
radiobielogii AMN SSSR.

ARUTYUNYANp R.A.; SHEMITER, S.Yu.
Comparative study of the erythropAletic activity of
plasma in
vitro and in vivo. Biul. eksp. biol. i med. 57
no,6t23-25 Je
16/,. (MIRA 18t4)
1. Laboratoriya obahchey fiziologii (zav. - akademik
V.N*
Chernigovskiy),, laboratoriya k1irticheskov i
eksperimentallnoy
gematologii (zav. - prof. Aja,'Icroshevskiy) Institutx
fiziologii imeni Favlova AN SSSR, Leningrad, i
Yorevanakiy
sektor radiobiologii (zavo - proi't SlAmPapoy'an) AMN
SSSR.

ARUTYUMAN, R.A.
Effect of X-ray irradiation in ritro on the
erythropoietlc -tctivitY
of the blood in anemic animals. Radiobiologiia 5 no.10740
165.
(MIRA 18:3)
1. Institut fiziologii Imeni Pairlcvaj Leningrad i Sektor
radiobio-
logii AM SSSR, Yerevan.

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*W)- is"r nis save, a a A~dttI6~ 6f
vwil Le,r. uh j L dature'-failel
Aof IAB
Of,-
9:-e: ser ij::,Tnj
f th
t litle,1141 m: o er roDol
V""n 0

,ARUTYUNY-kN,, .44.1.1. ....
I
Hydrogeochemical churacteriaticu and gereais of the
Tertiary
formation waters of the Ararat flain in the Armenian
S.S.R.
Izv. AN Ann. SSR. Nauki o zem, 37 no.3A:97-109 16/+.
(MIRA 17s11)
1. Institut geologicheakikh naul AN Armyanskoy SSR.

MEGRATUNP A.A.,; ARUTVINTAN, R.X,
I--
Zief;troencephalographic picture of the
derersonal!zation syndromeo
klin.med, .1 rc.5:17-20 1661,.
(MIRA 13113.)
1, Kafedra paikhiatrii Yerevanskog:) vailitsinskogo
instituta i
Problemnaya labc-ratorlya Yerevansk,)y
psikhlatricheskoy bollnitay,,

Country : USSR T
Cato[;ory: Humn and 1hysiolc.LO,- '.ctioa I 17iys*Lc,-.1
Factcre. L.nizinC Radiaticn.
,'.bs Jcur: RZhDiul., N,, 19, 1953, 093133
Author &.Gadskaya, *-..'..; i4!U4nzan, R.K.;
Kyai,,d,-.ry=,
K.A.
Inst
Title The General Ruaction cf the Organian amr.11
Bloctro-
encephaluUmphic Chant.;es Pollovint; Irm(hation of
the Drain vith Thdioactive Ccbalt.
Orig Pub: V ob.; Tr. 1-i Zalmvkazsk. kcTerentsii po md.
radiol. Tbilisi, GrumedgIA, 1956) 132-137-
Abstract: Radiation sielmoss was priAwc In rabbits by in-
sertion of c,:illicators with Ologo in Vic skin cf
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Country : rSBR T
Category: ft= and lati~xil Fhysiol%7. .-bcti.,,n or
11hysical
Factors. I-nizin- Badiaticn.
L.
Abs jour: RMDiol-, No 19, 1958, 89333
The animals perished on the 7-13th day fcUcving
irradiation. Men, suffering :.*rm neoplasms of
the skin of the upper part *f the face and pf the
scalp wore submitted to irrad:!.ation with CcPO
(therapeutic duses of 4-7,COO 6r per ccurse, by
the distancc-aVlication LvAh(A). Patients with
marked lcc-,l skin reactions remained eLrZiloyable
and practically nerial durina and after the
period of irradiation. Dtxrini-. thu first days
followin(, irmdiation, n6-wavcs coppearod in the
EBG of the I)atients, of 0.4-0.8 soconds duration,
the wplitud(; T the biopotentials dccmasL-d as
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~Dcuntry : USE T
CatcC;cry -. Humn and ;.ni*,.l%l rhysiclojW. Ixtien of
Mysical
0 Factors. ImizinG Hadiation.
Abe Jour: RMDiol-, No 105, 1958, 89*103
weU as tho roactivity of the cerobral c,,)rtQx.
7be EM returned to norTAL vithin 10 or mom days
foUovint; irradiation. -- V.A. Shiternilwv
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PA - 2099
The Functional and Morphologif.,al Modifications of the
Cerebrum
by the Action of Ionizing Ray,v. (Russian)
of enooplialographio examinati-)ns 6-waves of 0,4 - 0#8 son
duration occurred in the ease of most patients$ and further, a
decrease of the amplitude ofb.~,iopotentials, a hemisphere-like
.asymmetry, and also a reduotiin of the reactivity of the
cerebral
cortex were found. These as will as other symptoms were found
to be most marked in the oour:le of the first 24 hours after
irradiation. After ten and. mo:-,e days the encephalogram
became
normalized. Thus, tho changes of the biopotential of the
patientil
are, to a certain extent, of :"unationally reversible
characterg
which probably depends on the partly suppressed activity of
indene.
The experimental part of the itork comprises the observations
of the entire reaction and of the encephalographic change
occurring in the case of rabb:;Its suffering from the offsets
of
irradiation as long as they w-,e still alive, and further also
pathologo-anatomical examinat:'~.ons of their nervous systemst
particularly of their brains. In the case of animals radiation
sickness was oaused in two wa:~s: 1) by total irradiation with
X-rays with 1000 r, 2) by irri4diation of forehead and crown by
means of applicators with radio-active cobalt. A total of
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The Functional and Morphological Modifications of the Cerebrum
by the Actions of Ionizing Raiya. (Russian)
40 rabbits was examined.
Already in the course of the firat few minutes after
irradiation
certain functional and morpholoj' ical changes began to
manifest
themselves in the animals, whick, then developed to a complex
of
the symptoms of an acute radiation sickness. All details were
discussed. The damage found to lave been caused is not of
diffuse, but of selective character,
ASSOCIATION: Institute of Scientific researob for Radiology
and Oncology
of the Ministry of Health of the Armenian SSR
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responses of the carobral cortaxim achisophrenLas. Inv. AN
Arm. SSR.
Biol. i selikhos. nttuki 11 no,2#19-29 V l5k (Hrm 110)
1. luetltut fiziologii AN ArmSSRA tafedra paikhiatrii
Yerevanelcogo
i. nadItsinskogo Inctituta.
(SCRIZOPHR IU) (MORAL COITU) (JUMMOPHYSIOLOGY)

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AUTHORS:
Fanardzhyan, V.A.9
ProfeBsar; )~,,%randaryan, K. A. 9

Candidate of Medical Scienceal
Beglaryan, A.G.,

Do6ent; Papoyant S.A., Candidate of Medical
Sciences;

and Aruiyunyan.4-RX. , Candidat~e of Me-lical Sciences.
TITLE 3
Changes in function and morphi.,)logy, in a number of

organs
and systems of Man and at. 'm,19 under the

influence of large and
sinall don. if ionizing

radiation
SOURCE:
Akademiya nauk Armyanskoy
SSR,,, Sek4or radiobiologii.

Voprosy radiobiologii. v. 1, :i.96o,
19-33
TEXT:
The effects of ionizing rakdiation on the nervous,
circulatory
and digestive systems wore clinically and
experimental4sr
investigate
d. 1) Nervous system.
Electroencephalogri%phy carri d
out on 20 patients who were
irradiated to the h9ad in eoses of
:

4000-7000 r
for the treatment of malignant conditions of the sea
p
showed the
presence of delta waves of 0,4-0.8 sec. duration,
reduction i
n the amplitude of the biopotentia-19, asymmetry of the
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hemispheres and occasionally respiratory and cardiac rhythms.
These changes were most marked 24 hours after irradiation and had
partly returned to normal after 10 d 'ays. Thjirty persons
suffering
from the effects of occupationalexposure to ionizing radiation
...-were also studied; the electroencephalogrami; showed a
predomindnce
of rapid potentials indicating ex:itatory processes (7 patients),
low amplitudes. and slow rhythms indicatia& inhibition (11), or did
not differ significantly from normal (11 patiLents).
Electroencephalography carried out on 40 rabliit3 in which severe
acute radiation sickness had been produced showed a reduction in
amplitudes during the,first few hours aftir irradiation, with slow
.waves of duration 0.3-0.25 sec. Histologically,there was damage
the posterior root ganglia (chromatoly,;;is of neurones) and
sensory tracts (varicosity of the axonis &ad vacvtolation of the
myelin sheaths). After 3 - 7 days there 1-rere motor disturbance3
(salivation, lacrimation, diarrhoea) and tachyj~hythmia in the .
electroencephalogram. Death occurred aftlir'7' - 13 days, and in
the later stages the electroencephalographic changes showed softie
tendency to normalization. In 2 rabbits which recovered and were
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examined 9 months after irradiation, the clirebral cortex contained
.areas where the cells were shrunken and hyperchromatic, or showed
hydropic dyatrophiii with chromatolysis and karyocytolyais.
Similar appearance6. were found in 11 dogs qhich, had survived
radiation sickness'ps the result of intensive treatment, Studios
4ith radioactive methionine carried out in 30 white rat's'subjected
to 200-800 r showed that incorporation into the brain was first
accelerated and then depressed. The resulls of the studies
indicate that the central nervous System IS very sensit-ive to
ionizing radiation and shows evidence of damage almost immediatelye
2) Digestive system. Complex radiological and pathological
'a rats suffering from
investigations were carried out on dogs an.
acute radiation sickness. During the -first 24 hours after
irradiation the stomach in dogs showed delayed emptying and loss
of tone. The contrast medium-did not disappear from the stomach
and small intestine UkItil the fourth day. A similar effect was
noted in rabbits. Autopsy carried out after 72 hours revealed,
paralytic distension of the stomach, with vacuolation of the myelin.
sheaths and varicosity and fragmentation of the axons in the
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intramural nerve plexuses. There was vascular engorgement in the
gastrointestinal tract and liver. li:i irradiated rats the uptake of
labelled methionine was increased during the first 3 hours after
irradiation; after 6 hourv it declined but still remained higher
than control values.
3) Heart and cardiac.innervation. In pationts receiving a dose of
5000 - 10 000 r from a cobalt source to tho head for the treatment
of malignant conditions of the scalp there was soVae reduction in
the amplitude of the auricular contractionti and a prolongation of.~
sYstole 4 to 5 days after irradiation. There was a reduction in
voltage and deformation of the QRS complex and the T wave. The
changes all reverted to normal 10 - 15 dayt; after the end of
irradiation. Among 4o persons suffering from the effects of
occupational exposure to irradiation, 19 showed enlargement of the:-
heart, reduction in the amplitude of the auricular beat was noted,
in 12 and blunting of the auricular waves In 9,- sinus arrhythmia
was present in 12,*r(?duction of the T wave in 5 and absence in 6.
In rabbits receiving irradiation to the skull in a dose of 6000
r,';..
over a period of 10 d&ys, electrocardiogra;phy revealed arrhythmiat'
.reduced voltage and deformation of the waveform; these changes
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wer e at a maximum 10 to 12 days after the beginning of
irradiation
and then reverted to normal. In 30 rats irradiated with 200-800 r
and injected with labelled methionine 1 hour later, increased
incorporation into the heart muscle was noted after I hour; after
3 - 6 hours it declined, and after 24 hours the rate of
incorporation was only 355o of the control value, in animals
receiving the highest dose of radiation. Degenerative changes
were found in the extra- and intramural-cardiae nerves of rabbits
given irradiation to the head (up to 50 000 r) or whole body
(1000 r).
Conclusioni The three systems investigated.are involved in the
picture of acute radiation sickness at a very early stage, the
nervous system being particularly sensAtiv'e,
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KYANDARYAN, K.A.p starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; MOVSESYAN,
M.A.,
atarshiy nauchnyy sotrudaik; HUMUN, G.T.,
kand.blologichookikch
nauk; A-RU==N,-a.1' ' ialadahiy nauahnyy sotrudnikj
MZMANYU p S.A., ml=sl'iy nauchnyy sotnidnik
Diagnoula of chronic radiation sicknoss. Vop. radiobiol.
[AN Arm. .138R) 107-40 160. (MIRA 1513)
L. Iz Soktora radiobiologii AN Armymakoy SSR, Inatituta
rentgenologii i onkolo ii i Kliniki io kh bolezney.
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AUTHORt ArU!Y!MY-a-nI-JLLK*-I Candidate of Biologica'l Sciences
TITIEt The course of radiation sicknesii in changed reactivity
of the central nervous system
AOURCEs Akademiya nauk Armyanskoy SSR. ~ektor iradiobiologii .Lo
Voprosy'radiobiologii. vi 1, 1960, ' 47-57
Tre-XT: The author has investigated-the effect of sulpl~azine
(1% oily emulsion of-sulphur) used as a cerobral stimulant in
psychiatric patientsi upon the electroencephalogram of rabbits
suffering from acute'radiation sickness. EiLectrodes were implanted:
beheath the visual cortex in 28 rabbits, 24 of which were then
subjected to X-irradiation in a dose of 900 r. Eight irradiated
rabbits were observed as controls. The electroencephalogram showed
increased voltage in response to an interrupted light stimulators
followed after I week by reduced voltage and reduced ability to
assimilate the rhythm of the stimulator. Eight othor rabbits were
given 2 intramuscular injections of 2 ml of sulphazine with an~
interval of 24 hours, followed 1 hour later by irradiation. The
injections each provoked pyrexia, leucocytocis and an increase in
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the reactivity of the brain. High frequencies (up to 22 cycles) of
the stimulator were assimilated, but the ability to assimilate low
frequencies was reduced. After 7 days voltages were reduced and
assimilation of the imposed frequency was impaired* Six rabbits
died.atter 5 - 9 days, and one after 28 days. In a third group 6t
',8 rabbits the two doses of sulphazine were given 1 hour and 7 days
after irradiation respectively. After the first injection the
potentials were increased and rapid rhythms appeared; after the
second injection slow waves (3 - 51sec) appeared, with a transient,
increase in voltages. The frequency of the light stimulator was
assimilated only up to. 10 - 12 cycles. These changes persis'ted for
2 3 days and then returned to normnl. Fou:~-rabbits died after
23 ~8 days. The 4 rabbits not irradiated sicted as controls of
the-effect of sulphazine. The present pap er was reported at the
Scientific Session of the Section (April 5 6, 1960).
There are 8 figures.
ASSOCIATIONs Sektor radiobiologii. AN ArmSSR
,(Radiobiological Sactiont AS Arin..SSR)
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WGRABYAN, A.A., prof.; AVAKYAN, S.L.; 4RUTYMIN.-B.LK.
Electroenoephalographic characteristico of visual after-images
in
some mental diseases. Trudy Erev.med,inst. no.11;373-"l 160.
(MIRA 15:11)
1. It kafedi7 poikbiatrii (zav. kafedroy - prof..A.A.Megrabvan)
Yereranskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(AFTER-IMAGES) (MENTAL ILUMS) (ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY)

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ASSOCIATION- Wovosibirskiy eItktrvtekhnicbeiikiy !,nstItUt
(ffqyqjLbire~ Mectrotecb-!
:nical Institute)

KYANDARYAN, K.A.; ARUTYUNYAN, R.K.
Electroencephalographic inveB-.igation of patients
with congenital
and acquired heart failures. Dokl. AN Arm. SSR 32
no.5-251-254
161. (MULA 14; 9)
1. Institut rentgen-)logii i onkologli, Sektor
radiobiologii AN
ArRvanskoy SSR. Predstavleno akademikom AN ArpWanskoy
SSR V.A.
Fanardzhyanom. (MCTRMMHATMRAPET) tIMART~ FPYUW)

kRUTIMANO R,1*4,j kando b1ologo nauk
)Xfeot of direct current on the lability of brain
struotures at
rabbits after a radiation in:jury. Vop. radlobiol.
LAR Arm. SSRJ
3/037-45 163.-
Brfeot or direct current on the survLval of
irradiated rate,
lbid,t241-244 (MIRA Vlt6)

jMUTYUNIANI R.K.P ktaid. biolog. nauk.,-,
AMBAIMAMIAri, nd-,WsIiiy nauchily-jr
- . - I.- Isot"adnik
N.E. Vvectensklilo optimum anti pessimum phenomeria in
the cerebral
cortox of rabbito followir-i radiation injLry. Vol).
radiobiol, [Ati
Arm. S3111 3/4:173-178 1630 kt-,,IILA Dsb)

MEGRABYAN, A.A.; A4PT~UNYAH, R.K.; 13AKYAN, S.L.
Elec- trophys I o'logical data on ',,.he diisorder of the
clarity of
conselousness In epilepsy and symptomatic spasms. Zhur.
eksp.
i klin, med. 4 no.2:47-54 164. (MIRA l7t8)
3. Armyanskaya, respublikanskaya
pailcho-nevrologicheskays,
klinika,

ARU7YUNYAN, R.K., kand.biolog. nauk; AMBAR7',';UMYAN,
S.G.
Lability of the separate link.,,.i of visual anal~rsor
in rabbits
following radiation injury. Vop. raeliobiol. All ARM.
SSR 2:43-
56 161. (MIRA 18:4)

ARUTYU14-fAN,
I , tic
Detennining tho parayriele-a or crystil phoalhore. 71,V.
zav.; fiz. 8 no.L42-46 165. (MIRA 18.~3i~
1. Novosibirskly elektrotekhnicheakiy Jnstitut,

ARUTIUKYAN, R*M.
Stability of the superconducting state of a curren
t- carrying
film. Izv. All Arm. SSR. Ber. fiz.-mat. nauk IS
no.6:71-79 1165.
(MIRA 19: 1)
1. Institut metallurgii imeni Baykova, Moskva i
TSentrallnava
nauchno-isaltidovateliskaya fiziko-tekhnichaska,ya
laboratori3ra
AN Armyanskoy SSR.

AMYTTUNTAIT, R. 11.
Xxporimental investigationo of the use of vucuum
equipnont
in removing seepage. [Trudy] IIIIOSP no-35:30-35
159,
(IURA 12:12)
(Water, Underground) (Vacuum pumps)

KARIUPOLISKIY, G.K.; ARUTYUNYAN. R.N.; DIGTYAM, B.M.
I
Using vacuum techniques In draining and stabilizing
soils. Osn
fund.i makh.grun. 2 no.2:3-5 6o.. (HIRA 13:8)
(Boil stabilization;l
(Drainage)

ARUTYUNYAN, R.N.; BOGOLTUBOV, K.S.
Devices for measuring porevatar pressures in soil.
Oan., fund.i
makhogrun, 4 no*2:27-28 162, (MIRA 150)
(Earth pressure-Hoaaurement)

AFIUTYUN.YAN),,-R*N*
Study of presoureloss-steady and unsteady percolation
of water
in soil under a vacuilm. [Trudy] NII o9n. no.48:58-85
162.
(MIRA 160)
(Water, Underground)

IUMMOV, V.K.; ARUTYUNYAN, R.N.
Setting up a subsurface vaculus on the site of the Plavinaa
Hydroelectric Power Station. [Trudy] NII oan. no.48s86-90
162, (MIRA 16:8)
(Plavinas Hydroelectric Power Station-Wator, Underground)

A1111TYUNYAN, R.N.; KAZAKOV, B.M., KLEYMAN, A.D.
Wells for vacuum water lowering in stratified soils.
Osn..* fund.
i mekh. g*run. 7 no.3:12-13 165. (MIRA 18:6)

GYULIBIJDAGYAN, L.V.; GRIGORYA14, V.A.; DANGYAI~, C,.V.; ARUTYUNYAN, E.P.
Now derivatives of benzoquinolines. Part 2:4--~'h-lo'-roallyl
and4--chlorocrotyl derivatives of ben:;o [f] and benzo (h]
quinolines. Izv. AN Arm.SSR.Khim.nat0cl 17 no. 2:227-229
164. (MRA 17:6)
1. Yerevanskiy gosudarstvennyy univer3itet, kafedra organicheakoy
khimii.
BA
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BAIBURTTSYAN, A.A.,, prol:.; A&MA-1,11A, V.A.; KAZARYAN9
G,A.0 kand* mad* nauk.j
ARUTYUNYANt R.R.; WOW, S.A.; A.10TYUNYAN, V.M.
Radioactive Iodine (.'U' L31) used in determining the
hormonal activity
of the thyroid gland In rtts followi~ag castration. Vop.
radiobiol.
L" Aria. SSKJ 3/4 163. XRA Vt6)
J1,

KAZARYAN, G.A., kand. med. nauk; ARUTYUNYAN, V.M.; ARUM'NW,. R.R.
; *
AKOPYAN, I.G.
W- ~ -.
Clinical aspects and dlagiosi:j of at-m-ma nodosa subjected to
malignizaticm. Vop. rent, i onk, 72311-319 163 (MIRA 170)

PANCISTAN, A.K.; TARAUN, Sh.Sv; ARMTUSTAX, R.Sh.
Iffect of the root system of cereals Ott the
888JU3ilation of nitrogen
[in Armenian with summary in Itusolan]
Mlikrobioloisbore noe41)-L? 149.
(MICRO-MANISMS, NITROGMII-FIXIIIG) (KWA 9:8)
(GRAIV)

IT ~ J N Y A f-I,
1. PANOSYNT, A. K. TNASYAN, A. I.; TARAYAWT, Sh. S.1
ARUTYUNYAN, R. She
2. USSR (600)
4. Bo-GaW - Ecology
7. Problem of intoraction of cortain crop rotation plants and
microort:an isms of the
soil. Mikrobiol.abor. no. 6, 1951*
9. Monthly Lists of Russian Aocessiong, Library of Congress,
Uprch 1953, Unclassified*

PANOSYAN, A.I.; ARUTYUNYA.N. R.Sh.; MARSHVINA, Z.V.
Iffect oi-me-ta-bol-itee-cf -certain so![I micro-organisms on
the growth and development of planto. Dokl.AX Arm.SSR 31
no. Z 117-121 160, (HDU 13:11)
1. Sektor mikrobiologil Akadeuii nauk Armyanskoy SSR.
2. Chlen-korrespondent AN kr a k 1r SSR (for Panoeyan).
(Soil micro-organisms (Mant physiolo&-.)

PANOSYAN A.K.; MARSHAVINA, Z.V.;,.ARV' Y~A,.
~.Sh.
P ryun
Effect of metabolitea of same soil
m1cro-orgimisms on the
growth and development of plaxits. Trudy Inst.,
mik-robiol.
no.llt275-283 161 (MIFJL 16:11)
1. Saktor raikrobiolog-1A AN Arniyans~oy SSR.

PILIOSYAI:) ARMLTN,~j R.Sh...; Z.V.
_
EfZect of soil bacteria c-i t,,o &rowtri and
develormont o--:, com
and tobacco. Dohl. Q: km oS'I 33 no.2:713-77 161.
.1
NIRA 14:10)
(
J. Chlen-korrev,ondnnt ',:: Ax-.iyannhoy "ISR
(for Panosywi).
( Soil
(Tobaoco) (Corn (Wft)

IIANOSYANJ, A.K.; ARUTYUNYANj, R.Sh.j
AVE'T1SYAN,, N.A.
Recent data on the ecology of Amotobaciter. DoU.
AN Arm. SSR
33 no.3:135-138 161. (MIRA .14:32)
1. Institut mikrobiologii AN Armyanskoy SSP. 2.
Chlen-
korrespondent AN Armyanskoy SSR (for Panosyan).
(Amenia-Azotobacter)

-PANDBYAN, A.K.; jjjtJT R.Sh*-,AN%TISU?i, N.A.;
ZAKHARYAN, S.V.
_L
Interrelation between azotobaoters and other soil
mWo-
organism. Izv. AN Am. SSR. Biol. nauki 15
no.2sl3-24 I&).
(MMA 150)
1. Institut mikrobiologii AN-Armysmskoy SSR. -
(AZOTOBAC,7M)
(SOIL MICRO-VRGANISMS)

FAN06YAN, A.H., ARUITUNYAN, R.Sh.j TARAYAN, Sh.S.
Effr-,,~t of the interrelationshipa cf' scime soil
bnct~-ria on
nitropm assimilation under varioua fa,rm crop,
'Vcp.IP.JkrobJvI.
no.1:229-229 161, (MIRA 1713.0)

PANOSYAN , A. K. ; AIOJ'LYUNYAN Y R.Sh. ; MARSHAVINA
, Z. V.
Effect, of the metabolites of' soil
and gibberellin on the grnwth and
Vop. m1krobiol. no.2-39-58 164.
micro-organisms, hoteroauxIn
chervicu! composition of plants.
(141RA 18:3)

I~ANOSYAN, A.-K.;_ARTJTYUNYAN, R.Sh.; AVETISYAN,
N.A.
Effect of some soil bacteria on nitrogen
assimilation. Vop.
mAkrobiol. no#2:59-71 164. (141RA 18:3)

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17 (1)
,AUTHOR: Aleksanyan, A. M.D Arutyunyanp R. S.
SOV/20-125-1-66/67
TITLEi Influence of the Sympathetic Norve on the Electrio
Activity
of the Brain
(Vliyaniye simpaticheakogo ner-ra na elektricheskuyu
aktivnost'
golovnogo mozga)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 19597 Vol 125~ Nr 1,
pp 236-239
(USSR)
LBSTRAM In connection with the close relationship proved
between the
tonus of the sympathetic nervous system and the activity of
the reticular formation ai well an with the ex.-stsnee of an
adre-nergic structure in the latter (Refs ~,.V -,.turally the
problem arises which interrelation exists e.:n the sym.-
pathetic system and the reticolar formation, It was found
that pressorecaptor reflexes cperate over the sympathetic
nervous system and that they modify the electric activity
of the cerebral cortex. It wa.s further detected that these
reflex modifications of the montioned electric activity are
caused by the reti---~ular formation of the mesencephalon. The
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-Actiiity of the Brain
oonclusionst it remained with,.,ut an effect upon the
electric
activity if a previous transection of the brain stem had
isolated the activating system cf the encephalon from the
hemispheres. Tito authorL~ wurtad t--) invEstigate the
effect
of tho irritation of the sympa-thi-Aic oervical nerves, the
extirpation of the upper sympathetfoJugular ganglia and the
adrenalin intr3duction into the blood u~pon the electric
activity of the one ephalon-reticular-f Vrmat ion of
thalamus
and cortex.. For thir. experiment rubbito viere taken and
eleotrodes were closed into th,?ir brain!) (Ref 9). Indepen-
dent of the problem of the mechanism of effect to be chosen
in future there is no doubt thILt the sympathetic nervous
system has an effect upon the electric activity of the
retic-
ular formation. The authors bolieve thei7, opinion to be
justified when they say that the sympathetic nervous system
exerciseq an adaptive~troplhic offect of the same type as it
was found by L. A. Orbeli (Ref 11 ') and cD11aborators (Refs
12-14). In all three experimental sarifis the results
obtained
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Activity of the Brain
sympathetic cervical nerves and the introduction of
adrenalin
into the blood activate the electro-encephalogram and also
the r6tioular-formation of the thalamuB,, As it can be seen
from the curves (Pigs 1-3) this activation is also expressed
by,the disappearing of slow waves and the appearing of a
regn-
lar rhythm,-Otthe potential oscillations. In this connection
(almost without exception) the amplitude of the oscillations
was reduced. Thus, the distance of the sympathetic ganglia
increased the number of slow waves and. also their
amplitude.
The results obtained by the authors do therefore not agree
with those of references 8 arid 9 with respect to the-change
of the amplitude in the case of desympathization. Nor do
they agree with the referenecsi of the anthors quoted who
are
of the apinion that the eleat'ro-enceptialogram-reaction
dis-
appears in the case of exteroceptive Irritations after the
extirpation of the sympathetic ganglin in rabbits.-
There are 3 figares, and 14 referencen, 8 of which are
Soviet
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Activity of the Brain
ASSOCIATIONs Institut evolyutsionnoy fizi.ologii im. 144.
Sechenova
Akademii nauk SSSR
(Institute of Evolutionary Physiology imeni I.T.. S'"herov
of the Academy of Sciences, USSR)
PRESENTEDi October 7, 1958, by L~ A. Orbeli, Acadeipician
SUBMITTED: September 23, 1959
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ARUTYUNY&N, R.S.
I ---
Development of poattetanic potentiation in the
monosynaptic reflex
pathway of the spinal cord in cntogeneuis. Iz-v-. AN Arm.
SSR. Biol.
nauki 13 no.3:25-35 Mr 160. 0 OCERA 13:8)
1. Laboratoriya elektrofiziologii institute.
evcLlyutsionnoy fiziologii
im. I.M.Sechenova AN SSSR, Leningrad.
(SPINAL GORD) (ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY)

ARUTYUNYAN, H.S.
Development of inhibition and facilitation proces,~~es in the mono-
synaptic arc of the spinal cord In early postnatal ontoreresis- ;,okl.
AN SSSR 140 no.3:260-263 S-0 '61. MutA 14,9)
1. Institut evolvutsionnoy fiziologii im. I.M.Sechenova AN SSSR.
Predstavleno akademikom V.N Chernirovskim.
(SPINAL 6ORD) (REFLEXES)
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ARUTYMAN, R.S.
Development of the phenomenorn of post-tetanic
intensification
in the mor,ooynaptic are of the spinal cord in
early postnatal
ontogenesis. Fizioe zhur. 48 ni)98:922-928 Ag'62.
(~MU 16z6)
1. From the I.M.Seohenov Institute of' Evolutionary
Physiology.,
Leningrad. (SPINAL CORD) (REFIEMS)
(BLECTROPHYSIOIA)GY)

ARUTYUNYAN, 31
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Use an a large ocale of technically JuBtified istandards in
production.
Prom.Arm. 5 no.1:21-25 Ja 162. (HOL 15:2)
1. Institut ekon" AN Arrwanskoy SSR.
(Armenia,-Industries-Production atandards)
(Armenia-Wageo)

DAVIWAN, D.B.; AILIJTYUNYAN, S.B., red.;
PANIUAN, 0., takhn. red.
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(Elsotrio power transmission lines in the high
mounUins of
Armenia) Vysokogornys linii elektroperedachi
Annenii. Ere-
vanp Armgonizdat 1961. 137 p. (MIRA 14:9)
tAmenia-Blectrio lines-Overbead)

AKOPYAN, Akop Yervandovich; ABUTILINYAK, 2 1
GkL Al
-S B. red.; sry ,, v.
tekhn. red.
[Synthetic fibers with a base of poIrrinyl
alcohol)Sinteti-
cheskoe volokno na osnove polivinilovogo spirta.
Erevan
Armiant3koe os. izd-vo, 1961. 107 p. I (MIR,~
15:111
Mxtile fibersk, Synthetic (I
(Vinyl alcohol polymers)

OSSTIAN, Aleksandr Matevocovieh; ARUTYUVYAN, S.B.,
red.; KARAFETYAN,
', tilk-H-.-red.
M.A.) red. izd-vaj GALSff W, V-.-
[Engineering and economic calculations in p*ower
engineering]
Tekhniko-ekonomichaskie raschety v energetike.
Erevan, Ar
mianokoe gos, izd-vop 1962. 121 p. (MIRA 15:11)
(Power engineering)

Z=iMAN, Ruben Oganesovich; ARUTYUNYAN, S.B.,
red.; GALbIff AN, V...
tekhn.red.
[Probabi3ity calculations in the selection of
fits for mated
machine parts]Veroiatnostnye raschety pil vybore
posadok v
sopriazheniiakh rashin. Erevan, Aipetrat, 1962,
58 P.
(YIIIA 15:12)
(Machinery-Design)

eh; VINNIKOV, Ivam Radionovich; BASHKOV, A.I.,
otvetstve*n'uyy rl~ra r; KOROVINKOVA, ',',.A., takhnichaskiy redaktor
["Donbass-20 cutter-loader; a manual on its operation, maintenance
and servicing] Ugollayi kombsin "Donbnes-21: rukovodstvo po
akepluata-
tali, ukhodu I obeluzhivanilu, Moskvii, Ugletakhizdat, 1957. 211 p.
(Coal mining machinery) (MIRA 10-.8)

DAVYDOV, Boris Llvovio prof., doktor tekhn.naWt; SKORODUMVI Boris
Alsksandrovit dote., kand. tekhn. nauk; KHORIN, V.N.,
doktortekhn. nauk, rets en sent f ~ ~AUU=LX&KJlj,&0 otv. red.;
KOVAL', I.V., red.izd-va; HINSKERy-L.I., tekhn. red.
(Design and construction of coal mining machinee] Raschet k
konstruirovanie ugledolrvaiuahchikh manhin. Moskva, Goagor-
takhizdat, 1963. 589 P. (MIRA 16:8)
1. Glavnyy konstr6ktor Dongiprougleusta (for Arutyunyan).
(Coal mining machiner7)

AMITYMTW, Buren KiktauKic I VVINIXOT, Ivon Rodionovioh; ASTAKHOT,
A.T., red.lzd-val SABITOT, A., tekhn.red.
[Donbass-2k cutter-loader for coal] Ugollnyi kombain
*Donbass-2k.0 Izd.2., parer. Koskvs, Gos.nsuohno-tekhn.
isd-vo lit-ry po gornomu delu, 1961. 270 P.
(KMA 1414.)
(Coal mining machinery)

ARUTYUNYAN I S,Z, (IIab&rcvsk); NI'40VKIN, G.A., kand.tekhn.nauk
(hLab~.,ruvsk)
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Preventing tho formation of dangerous overglazed ice
accwrulations.
PuLl i Fut.k-briz. 9 no,8:31-33 165o (MIRA 18:8)

USSR/Hunan and Aninal Physiology - The Effect of Physical
Factors. T
Ionizing Radia-;ion.
Abe Jour : Rot Zhur Biol., No 3, 1959, -L3376
Author : Akopyan, S,A;, Arutywiml, T&Q.
111st : - _.MNW_1q.W' -"%M%PWQ*M
Title : Reactivity of Organism with Total Radiation of
Animals by Roentgen bays (Data on Study of Carbohydra-
te Metabolism)
Orig Pub : v. eb.; Vopr. rentgenol. i onkol. T. 2 Yerevan,
1957,
201-209
Abstract : Dogs and rabbits were subjected to total
roentgen
radiation (6W and 700 - 1000 r respectively), and
at various intervals the stages of carbohydrate
metabolism were deterTdnod. Preliminary injection of
insulin (1) sharply increased the radiosensitivity of
the animals: all the rabbits died the 2,-A or 3rd day
after radiation. In irradioted animals the injection
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