SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BERZINA, I. G. - BERZINS, J.

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AMOR: Berzina, I; Sokolovq L., S.
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TITIE: Temperature measurement of a specimen irradiatel q a proton
beem in-air
ly-
SOURCE: 11M Fizikd, no. 3 1963, 123-126
'TOPIC TAGS: irradiation, bombardment, proton irradiation, proton
bombardment,
irradiation exposure, irradiation heatingeffect, bombardment heating
effect
ABSTRACT: in a study of the heating which arises as a result of
proton irradia-
tion, remote-controlled thermocouples were utilized to measure the
temperature
Aependence of Kci and NaCl monocrystals on exposure time. Specimens
with masses
f~rom 3 to 40 gr uere bombarded vith proton fluxes varying from 7 x
10-1-1 to
cAX 1012 protons/cm2/see. specimen heating occurred about evenly
throughout the
including the surface, and the specimen temperature quickly reached
sat-
Xiration and remained coustant during the remaining radiation
exposure. The oat-
pration temperature was found to depend on the cooling conditions,
the size of
the specimen, and the proton flux. The graphs obtained make it
possible to
evaluate the Tdacroscopic temperature of proton-irradiated crystals.
Orig. art.
has: 4 figures.
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Kirova (Scientific
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AUTHCR: Berzina, I. G Blistanov, A. A.; Tsinzer-ling, L. G.
TITLE: Detachment and motion of dislocation4 in radiation-hardened
lithium fluoride crystals
_k_1 - 1111
SOURCE.- Fizika fverdogo tel2, v. 6, no. 11, 1964, -1402-3408
TOPIC TAGS: lithium compound, neutron iTradiation, crystal dis-
location, dislocation motion, absorption spectrum, internal friction,
lithium fluoride, radiation hardening, crystal defect
ABSTRACT: To identifv the types of defects responsible for radia-
tion hardening of lithium fluoride crystals, the authors examined the
influence of neutron irradiation of LiF sin8le crystals on the
immobilization and mobility of dislocations following Lrradiation,
when a concentrated load is applied. The single crystals were grown
under factory coiditions by the Kriopoulos method, and had an initial
dislocation density of about 1014 cm-2. The samples were in the
fo=m of rectangular bars measuring 10 x 10 z I mm for observing
absorption spectra and 20 x 10 x 5 mm bars for the measurement of
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internal friction. Three samples in cacti batch were exposed a
reactor tc 1.00-1.25 x 1011 n/cm2 set, of which about 10% were
fast neutrons and the rest tbermal neutrons. All mechanical and
optical measurements were made several hours after stopping the
irr6diation. The mechanical pressure was applied by the diamond
pyramid of the PNT-3 instrument under different loads. The dis-
:ocation distribution was determined by etching and examination under
an HIM-6 microscope. Absorption spectra were taken with the ISP-30
spectrograph and an HF-4 microphotometer. The internal friction
was measured by the compound vibrator method at 130 kc. The measure-
ment-- yielded the variation in the length of the prong of the etch-
figure star with the load for different radiation doses. The results
indicated that irradiation caused an increased concentration of point
defects) -chiefly _in-_tbe 1.1cin-i-ty of the. dislocations. "-The
authors
thank Mo P, S'aaskol'-kayp for conti nu,ou-aI inte-rest in- and a
discussiori
of the results, and-~~Musani Aliye of VNIIYaGG, who irradiated the
crystals." Oris. art. has: 6 figures and 3 formulas.
~kSSOCIATION: Institut stali t splavovMoscow (1-astitute of Steel
and Alloys)

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AUTHORS: Berzinas 1. G.; Bermanp I. B.
TITLE; Distribution of dislocations in irTadiated cr7stals
SOURCE: Kristallogyaftya, v. 9, no. 2, 1964, 26o-264
TOPIC TAGSt dislocation, dislocation distribution, crystal,
irradiated crystal,,
indentor, etch figure., star etch figure,, star ray, proton ray,,
microhardnesss
LiFp NaClp KC1
AWTRACT: The authors have studied the microhardness and the
distribution of
dislocations nearthe indentor prints on etched faces (100) of
irradiated crystals
of Li-F. NaCl,, and KC1, Single crystals were employed in the
tests., and each was
subjected to bombardment by protons having energies of 5 Nev. The
average density
of rays was 6-10lo protons/cm2 sec. with a proton current of about
0.2 microam-
peres. The authors discovered that the dimensions of diagonal rays
from the star
etch figures declined steadily with irradiation dose. Etching had
no substantial
affect on the microhardness, It was found that changes in length of
the star
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rap and changes in microbardness of individual or7stals
correspond to different
kinds of defects: length of star rays to point defects and
microhardness to more
complex defect combinations* Orig. art. has% 5 figures and 1
table.
A=IATIONt Tomskiy politakhnichaskiy institut (Tomk Polytechnical
Inbtitute)
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BERMA, I.G.; BFFTIAN, I.B.; SAVIVISH, P.A.
Microhurdness of alkali halide crystals.
Fristaljografija 9 no
569-571 JI-Ag 164. (MIPA A-11)
1. Tomskiy politekhnicheskiy institut imeni Kirova.

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AUMOR: Troitskiy, 0. A., Berzina. 1. G.,
TITLE: Effect of irradiqt-- L-:`the mechanical properties of single
Zn crya~
,tbe presence of surface active hot metais
SOURCE: Fizika metallov i Metallovedeniye) Y. 18, no. 1, 1964P 125-131
-TOPIC TAGS: neutron, proton, electron irradiation, mechanical
property, Zn, Eg,
sur:ace active meai=; anisotropy
ABSTRACT: The auLhors in-westigate the combined effect of a
surface-activ,~ ,iedium
single cryqtajs~lbf Zn-.
2,_
such as Eg and irradiation on the mechanical properties of
Auclear reactor) and electron (accelerator) irradia-
Proton (cyclotron), neutron (r
tion ware tested. 250 to _1N, ram lang single crystals 'Were grourn
on from a 99.99~
Zn rod. A 5 mu Fig layer was deposited on the surface of the specim~
surfar.e-ectiNe agent". Proton irradiat- . - meag as a
.Lon (4-5 mev, flow - 0 52 x 10 1, 25-270,
was found TDO have an anisotropic effect on deformation. The
anisotropy was
reflected in the ease with Which tho C77stal glides --long the
cleavage surfam
0001 under longitudinal irradiation applied to these surfaces.
Softening of
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specimens treat&d in the nuclear react-or for over 10 days at 70 to
75 C was 75tvo
80',~. Irradiation applied for less ta~an IOD hrB ixAproved
mechanical properties at
room temperatures. Proton :Lrraditition also lowered mechanical
properties 'When 3%
Bg (by veigtt) was prarient. The authors conclude that this effect is
due to the
intensified action of hot oetal in the field of Irradiationo The
contribution of
Ye. D. Shchukin is graiefully ackaowleagc. The orig. art. has: 5
figures.
ASSOCIATION; Institut fizicbeskoy khimii AN SSSR (Institute of
P-bysical Chemistrj
AN SSSR
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BERZINA, I.G.; SAVINTSEV, P.A.
Mutual dissolution of the coWonents In contact
melting. Izv.
vys. ucheb. ser.; fis. 8 no.103-76 165. '
Contact malting of alkali halide salts'With
high-melting
compounds. lbid.M-79 (MIRA 1813)
1. Tomekiy politekhnicheskiy inatitut, imeni Kirova.

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AUTHOR.,- Berzina, 1. G.; Gusev, E. B.; Shaskol'skaya, M. P.
ORG: Moscow Institute of Steel and Alloys (Moskovskiy institut
stali i splavov);
All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Nuclear Geophysics and
Geochemistry,
Moscow (Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut yaderncy
gio--fi-itkci
geokhimi)
TITLE: Effect of annealing on the mobility of dislocation in
irradiated LiF
"4
SOURCE: Fizika tverdogo tela, v. 8, no. 10, 1966, 3019-3021
TOPIC TAGS: lithium fluoride, annealing, etched crystal, crystal
dislocation,
crystal lattice dislocation, isothermal annealing, color center,
dislocation
mobility, etch figure, etch figure star
ABSTRACT: The effect of various color centers on the dislocation
mobility and
the structure of the etch figure star of the lithium fluoride
crystal face (100) iA
investigated. The restoration of the structure and size of the
etch figure star
during the process of isothermal annealing was found to be
divided into three
stages, which correspond to the elimination of different types of
defecs,. and
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restoration time was found to depend on the amount of irradiation.
AuthofjO*
abstract)
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'AUTHOR: Berzina, I. G.; Savitskiy, A. P.
ORG: Siberian Physicotechnical Institute im. V. D. Kuzhersov
(Sibirskiy fiziko-
tekhnicheskiy institut)
:TITLE: Red;stribution of impurities in metals during irradiation
and rezovery
.~SOURCE; Fizika metallov i metallovedeniye, v. 22, no. 5, 1966,
789-791
i TOPIC TAGS: metal property, neutron irradiated metal 1)
irradiated metal property,
~~'STRACT: The effect of irradiation on the redistribution of
impurities in metals has
:becn evaluated from the rate of contact melting of bismuth-tin,
lead-tin, and cadmiumr,
itin pairs subjected to irradiation from an Ra-a-Be source. It
was found that
irradiation greatly increased the melting rate of irradiated
pairs. However, ~.,ithin
a few hours, the melting rate-dropped sharply below the original
value (prior to
-nd in 20-80 hr (depending on the metal pair) returned to an
original
ivalue. Such behavloi: is assumed to be the result of the
combined effect of irradia-
tion-induced defects and impurities accumulated at grain
boundaries. Jreshly irradi-
atedspecimens contain a large quantity of defects which greatly
increases the melting
rate. Recovery lowers the number of defects and the melting rate.
This assumption,
however, does not account for the long period of time during
which the melting rate L
remains at values lower than the original values. Orig. art. has:
1 figure.
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i Card 1/1 UDC: 669.017.539.16.04

GALSTUKHOVA, N.B.; BERZINA, I.M.; SHCHUKINA, M.N.
Synthesis of thiourea derivatives. Part 2t
4-Alkoxy-thiocarbanilide-41-carbox,ylic acids and
their salts.
Zhur.ob.khim. 33 no.7.-2317-2321 Jl '63. (MIRA 16:8)
1. Vsesoyuznyy neuchno-issledovatellskiy
khimiko-farmatsevtichaskiy
institut.
(Carbanilide)

DUBENKO, R.G.; BERZINA, I.N.; FELIKIS, P.S.
Substituted phenylhydrazones of n-itrobenzaldebvde.
Zhur.ob.-kh:Lm.
32 no.3-942-944 Yx 162. (MA 15:3)
1. Institut organicheskoy khimii AN Ukrainskoy SSR.
(Benzaldehyde) (Hydrazones)

DUBENKO, R. G.; BERZINA I. N.; PELIKIS P. S.
.4
Synthesis of some thiodi- and thiotriazoles. Zhur.
ob. khim.
33 no.1:274-276 163, (HIRA 16:1)
1. Institut organicheakay khinii AN UkrSSR.
(Triazolethiol) (Diasole)

PUPKO, L.S.; EERZINA, I.N.; PEL'KIS, P.S.
Synthesis of substituted nitroformaldehydor
phenyWdrazons.
Zhur.ob.khim. 33 no.7s2217-2220 J1 163. (MIRA 16:8)
1. Institut organicheakoy khimii AN UkrSSR.
(Hydrazones) (Formaldehyde)

LEVCHENYO, Ye.S.; I.N.; KIRSANOV, A.V.
N-aroylaroniminosulfonyl chlorides and aT-vl e.,;ters.
Zhur. org.
khim. 1 no.7:1251-1255 Jl 165. (MIRA 18:11)
1. Institut organicheskoy khimii AN Ukr&';R.

VIKSNE, A.; VIKSNE, J.; DENISOVA, Mtraralator);
KASPARSONA) G.
[translator] LEGZDI.NA Zh. [1,evzdina, Z.)
[translator];
POISHA, Ya. tPoisal J.j (translator);
TOISTOPYATOVA, H.
(translator); AI&M, B., red. red.; SILI14S,V.,
tekhn. red.
(Riga Zoological Garden] Rizhskii zoologicheskii
sad. Riga,
Latvijas Valsts izdevnieciba, 1957. 1 v. (chiefb,
illus).
(MIRK 14:12)
(Riga--Zoological gardens)

1. PUTNINA, G., BERZINA, L
2. USSR (600)
4. Latvia - Oilseed Plants
% Observations on G~.melina sativa Cranta as an oilseqd n1ant in
the Latvian S.S.R.
Latv PSP Zin Akad Vestis. No. 7 1951.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April
1953, Uncl.

1. PUPNIIIA, S., BERZINA, L.
2. ussA (6oo)
4. Lp.+via - Squash
7. Virst chemicall data on gymnocrDermous squash cultivated in
the Latvian S.S.R. Latv.
PSR Zin Akad Vostis. No. 8 1951.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,
iDril - 1953, Uncl.

1. PUTNINAq G.; BERZINAq L.; ROBE4NIYECE, I.
2. ussR 6oo
L. Riboflavin
7. Riboflavin in sprouting legume seeds, latv. PSR Zin.
kkad. Vestis, No. U, 1951.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,
April 1953, Uncl.

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age awd
it of the tkafrli~vltaadn zontentratts in psatats with
i1eiltuctlya ttilienulosh of the laite. L~ Brn-bia ns..
Tiled., Rip, Latvb). 7mdy led.,
.4 Nank Lab, S~S.R., Vvj,,oyy 7ube?ku1rfj 1, Ple (I
1) were trtal~74 with 111-Pit",
miMandwitb
Vi"Onin PVC C~xitaint3 -p-QtV3
'trvl~ J-~Utldc-armene.
da
strum ol brulthy pmsv,~- watains abv)nt 30iy%.
o1 vluaninA nndltX)7` olcaroltze., 'I'liestruni of patients
syllb lubtrculous S~~.nili c~-iilainzd tit .-I
tarain A a~d
'0-1% of 'Zawlfb~"' ThL "Wll~illiqptwn of I've ior 3-6
Oayi vrai folbirvil !;~y a xv;aked increw~c in the rmaunts of
.6tarnin A and carutnie. To nuilatain th~~t bigh levels
PVC liad to be gital coltin"t-Sly. PVC al-~13 incfc;ss~tj
Ibc rctvrifil"ll ef A and Vaittlezir by tilt "14'atulowl
The WAllest con'till fit tljis~e I)r'Onct", wa~' luillul
in the boias or re7wded kntr jolat,; mid tht i,,At Lj~sacs
amimil, t1will; Zkhh~:i il ;il*d "tt
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MATISONE, Marija; BERZINA..L.,-red.; PAEGIZIS, J.2
tekhn. red.
[The fishponds of the Latvian S.S.R. and bow to
increase their
productivity] Latvijas PSR diki un to razibas celsana.
Riga, La'-
vijaa PSR Zinatnu akadamijas izdevnieciba, 1959. 71 p.
[In Latvian)
(MIRA 14:12)
(L4via-Fishponds)

ZVIEDRIS, Arvid Indrikovich; MATUZANIS, Yanis
KazimiraTich,- B&iZINIIA, l_
red.; PILADZE, Z.9 tekhn. red.
(Forest types in the Latvian S.S.R.] Latvijas PSR
meza tipi. Riga.~
Latv:ljas PSR zinatnu.Akademijas izdevnieciba, 1960.
90 p.
[In Latvianl (MIRA 14:11)
(Iatvia-Forests and forestry)

PUKA, Taras Fridrikhovich; BERZINA, L., red.; PHADZE,
Z., tekhn. red.
(ProRagation of coniferous ornamental trees)
Dekorativo skuju koku
pavairosanas Riga Latvi4as PSR Zinatnu akademijas
izdevnieciba,,
1960. 77 p. [In Latvianj (MIRA 14:12)
(Plants, Ornmental) (Conifera*)

OZOIS, A., akad.; TARANOVA, E.,, kand. sellkhoz. nauk;
PETERSONS, E.,
kand. sellkhoz. nauk; ROZE, K., kvnd. sellkhoz. nwikc;
BE=A L
red.; BONDARS, A., tekbn. red.
[Instructions on bybridization of fruits, berries,
vegetablemp and
potatoes) Metodiski nxwadijumi auga hibridizacija suglu
kokip ogn
kulturas,, darzmd un kartupeli. Ri�ap Latvijas PSR
Zinatnu akadeviJas
izdevnieciba, 19W. 88 p. [In Latvianl (MIn .14:32)
1, Latvijas Padomju Socialistiskas Republikas Zimtnu
akademija.
Biologijas instituts. 2. Akaderfiiya nauk Latviyskoy SSR
(for Ozols).
(Eybridizationp Vegetable)

MATISONE, Marija; BERZIPA, L., red.; PILADZE,Z., tekhn.
red.
[Assistalce for pisciculturists in the deterrination of
the ch6-lical
properties of water] Paligs zivkopjiem udens kimisko
ipasibru notelk-
sana. Riga, Latvi4as PSR Zinatim akademijas
izdevnieciba, -1960.
107 p. [In Latvianj (MIRA 14.12)
(Latvia-Fish culture) (Water-Analysis)

BIRZINA, L.A*~._kandidat me(litsinakikh nauk; HAURMU,
O.Ye., kandidat
-meelitainskikh nauk
Significance of penicillin and othor factora in the
etiology of
recurrent scarlet fever. Pediatrita 39 no.4;17-22 Jl-Ag
156.
OCLM 9: 12)
1. Iz infektalonnogo otdela (zar. - prof. X.Te.Sukhareva)
kafedry
pediatrit, TSrU (zav. - deyetvitellnyy chlen AKN SSSR
prof. G.N.
Speranakiy)'na base bollnitay imeni S.P.Botkins (sav.
iafektalonnym
9tdelom A.H.Buzhnikov) i epidemiologicheskogo otdela (zav.
- prof,
--.Te.K.Dmitriyevs-Ravikovich) Moskovskogo instituta
epidemiologii,
miktoriolQgii i gigiyany (nauchuyyrukovoditell - prof.
V.A.Ghernokhvostov)
(SCARLIT FIM, ther.
ponicillin. causing frequent recur.)
(PZNICILM, ther. use
scarlet fever, causing frequent recur.)

A.; WMIOW1, O.Te.; OKINSHIVICH# YO.A.; SHM40VA,
Influence of various factors on antitoxic itmmity to
scarlet
fever as shown by tile Dick test in children.
VoP-okh-mat- i
dot. 4 no-3:36-41 MY-Je '59- (MIR& 12:8)
1. Iz infektaionnogo otdela f2aV. - prof.MoTe.SAhareva)
kafedry
pediatrii (zav. - deyetvitel'nyy chlon AMU SSSR
G.N.Speranakiy)
TSontrallnogo instituta uuovershenstvovaniya vrachey,
spidemiolo-
gicheskogo otdola (zav. -
prof.Te.M.Dmitriyova-Ravikovich) Moskov-
skogo naiiehno-iseledovatel'skogo instituts,
epideniologii, mik=o-
biologii i gigiyeny i sanitarno-opidemiolog',chaskoy
atantaii
Kiyevokogo rayons. Moskvy (glavnv7 vrach I.F.Krasavin).
(SCAR T FEVER)

MAUMMN. O.Ye.; BRUITIA, L.A.; ZISMANOVA, F.A.
Rpidemiological and clinical observations of patients
with scarlet
fever at home. Zhur.mikroblol.epid. i Immn. 30
no.9:141-144 S 159.
(KIRA 12:12)
1. Iz Moskovskogo Institute. epidemiologii, mikrobiologil
i giglyeny;
iz kafedry pediatrii TSentrallnogo institute.
usovershenstvovauiya
vrachey i Shnitarno-epidemiologicheskoy stantaii
Leningradskogo rayona
Moskv7.
(SCARLRT FBVXR statist.)

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AUTHOR: Mauerman, O.Ye.,.Berzina L.A. and Zismanova, P.A.
TITLE: Epidemiological and Clinical Observations of Scarlet
Fever
Patients at Home
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal mikrobiologiip' epidemiologii i
immunobiologii, 1959,
Nr 9, PP 141-144 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In 1956 obligatory hospitalization of scarlet fever
patients Was
repealed in the USSR and from this time patients were committed
to hospital when clinical or epidemiological considerations in-
dicated that it was advisable. The aim of subject work was to
study what effect this trend might have had on the incidence of
scarlet fever among the surrounding children in the family and
apartment, and what was the course of the disease in the
patients
treated at home. It was found that the contraction of scarlet
fever from patients who remained at home was 2 1/2 times more
common among the patient's family than among the other families
in the same apartment. The smaller the living area, the higher
was the rate of contraction of the disease and the greater the
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Epidemiological and Clinical Observations of Scarlet Fever
Patients at Home
patients were left at home, complications were 1 1/2 times rarer
than with hospitalized patients, this mainly in patients suf-
fering from chronic concomitant diseases. Antibiotic therapy
of home patients was not effective enough in preventing compli-
cations. The general results suggest that most scarlet fever
patients can safely be left at home for treatment. Further data
on the home treatment of scarlet fever patients can be obtained
by reference to I.T, Tishchenko, D.O. Primak, N.I. Lebedev and
L.A. Popova.
Card 2/3 There are 2 tables and 6 Soviet references.

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Epidemiological and Clinical Observations of Scarlet Fever
Patients at Home
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskly institut epidemiologii, mikrobiologii i
gigiyeny
(institute of Epidemiology, Microbiology and Hyg4 'ene, Moscow)j
Kafedra pediatrii Tsentrallnogo instituta usovershenstvovaniya
vrachey (Department of Pediatrics of the Central Institute Post-
graduate Medical Institute); Sanitarno-epidemiologicheskaya
stantsiya Leningradskogo rayona Moskvy (sanitary-epidemiological
Station of the Leningrad District of Moscow).
SUBMITTED: January 7, 1959
Card 3/3

BERZINA, L.A.; VINTOVKIINA, I.S.; RABINOVICH, D.Ya.
aastrointestinal disorders in influenza in children.
rediatriia
39 no-4:48-53 Ap 161. NM 1494)
1. Ir infektsionnogo otdela (zav. - prof. M.Ye.
Sukhareva) kafedry
pediatrii (zav. - deystviteltnyy chlen AMN SSSR G.R.
Speranakiy)
TSentrallnogo instituta uso7ershenstvovaniya vrachey,
infektsionno-
go otdela (zav. - prof. S.D. Nooov) Instituta
pediatrii AMP SSSR
i 2-y Moskavskoy gorodskoy klinicheskoy detskoy
bollnitay imeni
A.V. Rusakova (glavnyy vrach - zasluzhennyy vrach
RSFSR B.A.
Kruzbkov).
(INFLUENZA) (ALIMTARY CANAL--DISEASES)

SUKHAREVA, M.Ye.; ZAKSTELISKAYA, L.Ya.;..4~~ZINA, L.A.;
LINTAYLVA, Ye.A.;
TRIVUS, N.L.; TSI TYANI-MAO (Chili Tlien-mao)
Effect of respiratory virus infections on the course of
gastrointestinal
diseases in children. Vop. okh. mat. i det. 8 no.7:3-7 JI
163.
(MIRA 17:2)
1. Iz infektnionnogo otdela k~fedry pediatrii
TSentrallnogo instituta
usovershenstvovaniya vrachey i Instituta virusologii AMN
imeni D.I.
Ivanovskogo (direktor - deystvitellnyy chlen AMN prof.
V.M. Zhdanov)
na baze Detskoy klinicheskoy bollnitsy imeni I.V.
Rusakovs- (glavnyy
vrach M.M. Kraseva).

BMZ INA. L. K.
Results of a study of the ground water cycle on the
basis of station
observations. Vestsi AN BOR. Ser.fiz.-tokh.nav.
no-3:10?-114 160.
(MIRA 13:9)
(Mater, Underground)

ih~!ZIXA, L.K.
Det?-rminir~'-' the width of the zone of influence of
rivor flood waters
on widerri-c-und waters. DoIJL.AN BSSR 5 no. i:21-U Ja
161.
(MI: A 14: 2)
1. Institut rcoloGicheskikJi nawk AN BSS11t.
Prodstavleno a':ade.:-iIA-on
L'
All BSSIL K.I.Luka-shevyw.
(Floods) (Water, Undergrc*d)

BERZINAY L.K.
Underground waters bolow the Devoniarj salt deposits of
t~e Pripet
Depression. Dokl.AN BSSR -6 no..,.109-112 F 162. (KM
15:2)
1. Institut geologichesk-ikh nauk AN BSSR. Predstavleno
akademikom
AN BSSR G.V.Bogomolovym.
(Pripet Valley-Water, Underground)
(Petroleum geology)

ShIMIJOV, A.I., otv.rad.; FILIPPOV, Yu.V., i)rof..
dol:tor t-Achn.n.,i,Alr-. red.-'
BASHL,IVIN, V.A., kand.takh-n.nauk-, red.; MMOVA, V.7.,
red.; GUILIJU,
Ye.L., kand.akonon.nauk-, red.; GWAEVICH, I.V., red.;
ZfflV, I.S., red.;
ZAJiUTSKAYA, I.P., red.; ZAEUVSKIY, I.I., red.; KOZZOV.
F.M., red.;
IIIKISHOV, M.L. kand.Vograf.nauk, red.; S-OCHIKOV, S.F..
red.-.
TIDIOMIROV. D.I.i rad.; TUTOCHKINA, V.A., red.; BAMIRSMA,
I.A., red.
k-grt; BOGDANOVA, L.A., red.kart; BOCHAROVA, I.L.,
red.kart; VENUMMA,
G.P., red.kart; VOLKOVA, A.P., red.kart; GOWEVA, N.A.,
red.kart;
YEFIMOVA, G.N., red.kart: ZHIV, D.I.. red.kart:
KRAVCIIPXKO, A.V., red.
kart-, KUBRIKOVA, U.S., red.ka-~t; KUZN"-*SOVA, H.A.,
red.kart; LIMS&OVA,
I.V., red.kart; LOBZOVA, N.A., rad.kart; HERTSALOVA,
L.M., red.kart;
MOSTMIN, S.L., red.kart; PANFILOVA, H.V., red.kart;
3&5NOVA, V.D.,
red.kart; SKIRNOTA, T.N., red.kort; TJOIE.'MOVA, V.S.,
red.kart;
FEDOROVSKAYA, G.P., red.kart; FETISOVA, N.P., red.kart;
FIL'GTJS, Z.Kh.,
red.kart; MUPIRO, Ya.M., red.kurt; SHISIMIll, Ye.A.,
red.kart; YAZHU-
NICHYLINA, Ye.G., red.kart. V razrabotke kart prinimall
uohastiye;
ALISOV, B.A., prof L.I.; GAVRILOVA,
S.A., kand.gao.--&f.nauk-; GINZBIJRG, G.A.,
kand.teklin.nauk,; DOBOSHINSKAYA,
I.B.; Yz-VSTIGIIZMA, A.I.; LAVRANKO, Ye.M., proff.;
LOZINOVA, V.H., kand.
teklin.nawk; MMANOVSKIY, Ye.Ye.,
kand.eaolo~lo--.iinFir.,il.unuk; MIKHAYLOY,
A.A., prof.; KYSHKIN' YO.P.: PUZANOVA' V.F..
knnd.,~Oograf.nauh;
(Continued on next card)

A&KENOV, A.I.--(continued) Card 2.
ROZOV. N.H., prof.; SKIRHOV, D.I.; TARASOV, A.F.;
TROFIMUMUIYA,
Ye.A., kand.geograf.nauk; TUGOLESOV, D.A.,
kand..geologo-mineral.
nauk. ZININ, I.F., takhn.red.
(Geographical atlas for secondary school teachers]
Geograficheskii
atlas; dlia uchitelei srednei shkoly. Izd.2. Moskva,
Glav.u-nr.
geodazii i kartografii KVD SSSR, 1959. 191 P. (MIRA
12:11)
1., Predstavitall Nauchno-isoledovatellskogo instituts
metodov obu-
cheniya Akademii peda--ogicheakikh nauk RSFSR (for
Zaalovskiy).
2. Predstavitel' Upravleniya shkol Ministerstva
prosvYashcheniya
RSFSR (for Tutochkins). 3. Chleny-korrospondenty AN SSSR
(for Lavrenko,
Mikhaylov).
(Maps)

ZAKSTELISKAYA, L.Ya., SUIjUREVA, M.Ye.; TS1 TYANI-MAO
[Ch'i Tvien-maoli
BERZINAY L.P.; LINYAYEVA. Ye.A.- LUTSEVICH, I.A.
Anute respiratory dis6ases In hospitals for children
with
gastrointestinal disorders. Sov. med. 27 no.12:25-29 0
164.
MIRA 18-.1'
1. Institut virusologii (dlr.- deystvitellnyy chlen AM
',3,9R
Prof. V.M. Zhdanov) i TSentraltnvy institut
usovershenst,.rovaniya
vrachey (rokfor - M.D. Ka-frigina).

ROYT31R.
I.R.; BRUINA, X.I.; BASHIROVA, R.S.
Use rfl-a~ble salt In the preparation of liquid yeast.
prom. 1 no.1-2:11-14 D 157.
Khleb. i kond.
(MIRA 11W
1. 11'
,I,r valciy tekhnologichoakiy institut pishchevoy
promyshlennosti
,a
imni A.I. Mkoyana.
(Yeast) (Baking)

ROYTER, I.M.; BFMIXA, N.I.; BASIIIWVA, R.S.- v
proizvodstvenrWkh
iBpytaniyalch uchaatvovali- KOVALINKO, A-Ta..
assistent;MMUYA,
B.I., mikrobiolog
Effect of table salt in the preparation of liquia yeasts.
Trudy KTIPP no.17:57-68 '57. (MIRA 13:1)
1. Kiyevskiy khleboxavod No-5 (for Medovayu).
(Yeast) (Baking)

BERZIUS I.- ROTTER. I.M.
L--H p
Xffect of table salt concentration in the substance on
the
fermentation activity of yeast. IzV.TTs.ucheb.zav.;
piabeh.tekh.
no-5:51-56 159. (MIRA 13:4)
1. Klyevskly tokhnologicheakly institut piahchevoy
promyehlennoati,
knfedra khlebopekarnogo prolxvodstva.
(yeast)

PtOTTER, I.M.; 13NRA"1111k, N.I.; KOVAIRI]KO, A.TA.
Changes in gluten during the preparation of wheat dough. Izv.
vya.ucheb.zav.; pishch.tokh. no.6:55-60 159-
041RA 130)
1. lliyevskiy tnkhnologicheskly institut piahchovoy
pronyvIIIIIIInosti.
KafAdra khlebopekarnogo proizvodetva.
(Dough-Analysis) (Gluten)

ROYTZR, I.M,;-BFQRZINAj_RJ-; BASHIROVA. R.S.; RROUS.
N.M.
Changes in the properties of liquid yeasts during
their prolonged
cultivation in the presence of sodium chloride. Trudy
KTIPP no.21:
91,98 '59. (Yeast) - (MIRA 14:1)

ROYTERJ, I.M.; KOVALL-",'KO, A.Ya.; BERZINA, N.I.;
REVIKAS, N.M.
Investigation of the method for preparing the wheat
dough
on liquid leavens. Izve vys, uchobe zave; Piahch.'- kh.
no.2:27-34 160. (m.114:7)
1. Kiyevskiy te'.chnologicheskiy institut pishchevoy
promyshlennosti.,
kafedra khlebopokarnogo proizvodstva.
(Dough)
(Yeast)

ROYTER, I.M.; BZRZINA, N.I.; KOVA11,31KO, A.Ya.;
WOKA6, N.M.
Investigation of the method of preparing wheat
dough with
leavon containing table salt. Izv. vys. ucheb.
zav.;pishch.
tekh. no.3:56-61 160. (11LU 14: 6)
1. Kiyevskiy tekhnologicheakiy institut pishchevoy
promysh-
lenno!;ti, Kafedra khlebop6karnogo proizvodstva.
(Dough)

-BERZINAq ILL; ROYTERp I.M,
Effect of sodium chloride on the physical properties
of gluten and
dough from wheat flour. Trudy KTIPP no.22:76-83 160.
(MIRA 14:3)
(Dough) (Gluten) (Salt)

i!',OVAIZ~KO,, A.Ya.; BERZINA9 Nel.; ROYTMp I.M.
Effect of rye flour used in the preparation of
liquid yeasts
on the quality of wheat broad. Trudy KTIPP
no.22:84-0.0 160.
1
~MIRA 14:3)
(.riread) (Yeast) (Fqe)

ROYTER, I.M.; BERZINA, N.I.,- BASHIROVAt R.S.;
RENIKAS, N.M.
Comparative activity of the yeast strains
"Krasnodarskayall
and "Krasnodaralaya salty yeast" used in the
production of liquid
yeasts. Mikrobiologiia 29 no. 4:595-599 JI-Ag i6o.
(KUU 13: 10)
1. Kiye,,rski7 tekhnologicheskiy institut pishchevoy
promyshlennosti.
(YEAST)

ROYTER, I.M.; KdVALENKO, A.Ya.; BERZINA, N.I.;
GITEPVAN, F.L.
Investigating the technology of preparing dough
containing the
scalded flour leavened with thermopbile lactic acid
bacteria.
Izv~vys.ucheb.zav.; pishch. takh. no.6:5 " 5 161. (MIRA
15:2)
1. Kiyevskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut pishchevoy
promyshlennosti,
kafedra khlebopekarnogo proizvodstva.
(Dough)(Lactic acid bacteria)

BERZINA, N.I.; KOVALENKO, A.Ya.; ROYTER, I.M.
Biochemical changes of the protein-proteinase complex
in wheat
sponge and dough. Izv.vya.ucheb.zav.; pishch.tekh.
2:49-54
,62. (KRA 15:5)
1. Kiyevskiy tokhnologicheakiy institut pishchevoy
promyshlennosti,
kafedra khlebopekarnogo proizvodstva.
(Proteins) (Dough)

ROYTER, I.M.; BERZINA,..N.I.
Effect of iodium chloride on the activity of wheat
anylases.
Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; pishch. tekh. no-4:42-46 163.
Investigating salt concentration in the liquid
phase of
wheat dough. 47-F52 . (MIRA 16:11)
1. Kiy--,vskiy teklinologicheakiy institut
pishchevoy
promyshlennosti, kafedra khlebopekarnogo
proizvodstva.

ROYTER, I.M.; BERZINA N.I.
Effect of sodium chloride on the activity of wheat
proteases
in water-flour suaperAions. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.;
pishch.
tekh. no.6:40-45 16). (MIRA 17:3)
1. Kiyevskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut pishchevoy
promysh-
lennosti, kafedra, khlebopekarnogo proizvodstva.

BASHIROVA., R.S.; BERZINA,, N.I.: ROYTFR, I.M.
Some data on the zymase and maltase activity in
baker's
yeasts. Trudy KTIPP no.2712O-23 163. (MIRA 17:5)

; (-)'~ - i I .'M~ I., ""MIF"N KO' "". V.I. ~ BERZA
A, N. I .,p -FON' FAS., N, I-,
'-:--pa-ral--on of scar. dough, "eaven anj '4qulj
yeas t i - - FA = e
I I 1 -1 - .. - .1 -
c)f long itzeaks In work. Trudy KIIPF
no.27z23-'1*-' t 6 11 .
lm:R"

I I
R 0 TJ T, I? ,I.M., kand. takhn. nauk; RENIKAS,
N,'P',, irzh,'; FWRZ~NA, N.i.)
I-and. teklui. nauk; KOVALENKO, A.Ya., In7li.
Ferrient-9tion activity and propaf,tion of yeast
riuring dough
prerEration fram wheat flour. Fishch. prm..
no.2;69-76 165.
(MIPLA 18:11
1. F~yevskiy teklmologichaskiy inititut, rishchevcy
nosti.

77
IY'

ROAW.I.A.; EMINA.V.1.
Alkylation of diphezWl with alcohol@ in presence of
phosphoric acid.
Zhur.ob.khIz. 25 no.2:282-286 P 155. (mm 8:6)
1. Latviyekly Gosudarstv*nW universitet.
(Alk,ylation) (Biphenyl)

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AUTHOR: Berzing, E. G.; Naboykin, Yu. V.
ORG: none
TITLE: The effect of the parameters of the absorbing medium on
the Q-switching of a
lasLer r sonator
'7
SOURCE: Zhurnal prikladnoy spektroskopii, v. 5, no. 1, 1966, 31-35
TOPIC TAGS: ruby laser, cadmium selenide, organic dye, polymer
film, glass, Q switch
ABSTRACT: Q-switching of a aser was invesitgated experimentally
to verify
certain concepts advanced theoretically elsewhere (A. M. Ratner,
Sb. "Kvantovaya
elektronika." Kiev, 1966, p. 166). The Q-switching materials used
experimentally
included cadmium selenide A~Ei~ertain organic dye solutions, and
dyed polymer
films. A 6-j laser with a 12-cm ruby rod was used. The cavity
consisted of external
aia.Ltilayer plane mirrors coated with lead oxide and cryolite.
The absorbing medium
was introduced into the cavity between one of the mirrors and the
ruby. A reduction
in the duration of laser spikes and a sharp decrease in their
repetition frequency
was observed in all three types of materials studied. However,
reliable results with
a high reproducibility were obtained only for liquids and
glasses. The Cd-Se glasses
functioned as Q-switches in the -40 < t < 50C temperature range
and the generation
consisted of individual, infrequent or single pulses with
increased (10-fold)amplitude,
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depending on the thickness of the switching material. It was
concluded that by
varying the optic parameters of the absorbing media it is
possible to control their
capacity as a laser Q-switch. Many absorbing media are
expected to acquire this
caphcity when cooled to low temperatures. it is probable that
these materials have
a l9ng-lived metastable level. Orig. art. has: 3 figures. [26)
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AUTHOR: Berzingy E. G.; Kramarenkoj N. L.; Naboykin, Yu. V. q6
ORG:
TITLE: Multilayer dielectric mirrors for lasers.,~. based on
lead oxide ppd cryolite
SOURCE: Zhurnal prikladnoy spektroskopii, v. 5, no. 3,
19~6,37-38?
ticqj, esonatorLdxw-cw_q dielectric mirror, lead oxide, cryolite~
TO
_~~,~~ser op
ABSTRACT: This is a continuation of earlier work (PTE, no. 2p
189, 1965), where 'it is
indicated that dielectric miirors made with lead oxide as a base
offer certain advan-
tages over the customarily used mirrors with ZnS, because the
vacuum need not be so
high and the lead oxide evaporates at a lower temperature. The
authors report that
they produced a large number of mirrors based on-lead oxide and
cryolite for different
spectral regions and with different numbers of-layers, aild
found their,,Feflection co-
effi ents to be higher than those it -JProlonged tests with
rubSr and neodymium-
_iuitable in lasers with io-w-outpuf-energy
las lasers have shown such mirrors ff
jon the order of 10 J). The strength of 13-layer mirrors was
tested by a procedure
similar to that described by A. M. Bonch-Bruyevich et al. (ZhPs
v. 1, 2651 1964). The
tests show that the gWa substrate can withstand an energy
density up to 300 J/cM2V
and that the strength is strongly influenced by the cleanliness
of the glass prior to I-
deposition of the dielectric layers. It is concluded that once a
suitable coating
technology is developed, the lead-oxide mirrors will prove to be
just as strong as
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those using ZnS., and the ease of their manufacture and higher
reflection coefficient
will then make their use in lasers preferable. Orig. art. has:
1 table.
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AUTHORt Bersing, Z, 0.1 Naboyking Tu, Ve
IORG: none
ITITLE: Liquid metal reflectors for lasers
ISOURCEs Zhurnal prikladuoy spektroskopii, Y. 3, no. 5. 1966t
692-693
ITOPIC TAGS$ laser, laser optic material, ruby laser
ABSTRACT: An Investigation to made of the possibility of using
liquid
metal mirrors as laser reflectors. Mercury mirrors, which are
self-
restorable after damage, are the most suitable from the
standpoint of
production and exploitation. Such mirrors can be of the
open-surface...
type or can be housed in a special vessel. Both types vere
investigatei
and provided positive results. Fig. 1. is an optical diagram of a
1~ser resonator using an open-surface type mercury mirror as one
of the
rpflectors. In the experiments, the second reflector vas usually
a
mirror vith a multilayer dielectric coating based on lead oxide
and
cryolite, although another open-surface mercury mirror can be
used.
The use of one open-surface mercury mirror in the resonator
resulted
in an Increase of the threshold value of pumping energy- by 1,1
times
No decrease in yield energy vas observed. When'tvo such mirrors
vere

ACC NR- AP6036618
~Yig. 1. Optical diagram of a
.resonator with a mercury reflector
Vessel; b metallic ring;
.1c - mercury; d water; e - prima
.,of total Internal refle!mtlon;.
f - ruby; 9 - multilayer
dielectric airroro
used, giant pulses were obtained and the threshold value of
pumping
energy Increased slightly, The duration and form of the pulses
did not
differ frou those vh1ch vere obtained when a aultilayer mirror
vas
used as the second reflector, Thus, In spite of their small
coeffi-
cient of reflection and hIghfabsorption, liquid mercury mirror*
can be
used am laser reflectors* Alkali setale vAose coefficient of
reflection
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ACC NR: AP6036aie
In the optical range is %100$, can also be used. Liquid metal
reflec-
tore are especially suitable for obtaining mega- and gigavatt
pulses*
Such reflectors vill be valuable for laboratory studies of the
effect
of laser radiation on exposed surfacese Orige art* has: 2
figures@
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BERZRi,'i2E. ; 0" V. ; Cl. ; z-1- j . ;
-0470T,'"), J .. SPRIVULIS, Z. v red.
[ftegulk~- -~m and maintenance of agricultural
Y. chin i--]
a e , I
Lauksaira)iecilws rmshinu regulesana un
kop.9ana. Riga,
LatvijEjs %Ia,~As izd-ba, 111,64. 429 p. [In
:.atvAon.i
I
0-11;".-0t

KALNTNISH, A.I. [Kalnins h.]; DARZIN1511, T,A~
jDarzjn3P T.)~
BERZ[tl'S-H,, G.V: [Berzins, G.] '
Plaoticization of vood by preliminiiry t7catment with
&=onia. Der. prom. 13 no.5%11-11 My 164. (MIRK M6)

BERZIES, G.; ZE1.11IN", I.; LIEFINS, J., red.
[Wood phistics] Koksnos plastAkas. higa,
Latvijtis Valsts
iz,-' ba, 1964. 56 p. [In Latvian] (141TRA 18: 1)

MiMS, I.; VIDE, A.; GIBMS, E.; 1'1CA, A.,
red.
[Overall mechanization in cultivating corn]
Kukuruza.9
audzesanas darbu konpleksa mehanizac~ja. 2.
parstra
dats un papildinats izdevums. Rigay Latvijas
Valsts
I
izd-ba, 1964. 169 p. [In Latvian] kMIRA 18:1)

.,e of rm.-Ii-cl, ridn: ral rdrttl..n-s for
1ILR :;TCTIE31-`.:j~b 3FL3YrT,'U- L P73""i-71- IA
77'711'. SP
CS P
Z in L-L-nu al-W dem; ~ a .B5oloi-ijas Zina-Ir,,-.
ITC, OC7.
Month!7 list c--F' 'r!i-ft D=ile~~77 Ir~c,-;siots
(T7yj..T), If, ','o
Aui:iist. 10/1--9.
1'r. --- 1 a .

BZRZINSj J.
Now method in raising Latvian brown cattle. In
Russian. p. 1143.
LATVIJAS PSR ZINATNU AKADEHIJA. VESTIS. RIGA,
LATVIA. No. 7, 1959
Monthly List of East European Accessions. (EEAI)
LC, Vol. 9, no. 2.
Feb. 1960 Uncl.

1. BER7_aTS, Y,.
2. USSR (600)
4. Animal Industry
7- Measures developed by the Institute of Animal Husbandry zind
Veterinary Wene of
the Acndemy of Sciences of the Lativian S. S. R. for use in
production. L'Itv.
PSR Zin.Akad.Vestis no. 12 1950
.\11~~
9. 4Qathly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, harch
1953, Unclassified.

1. BMINS, M.
2. ussR (6nn)
4. Feeding and Feeding Stuffs
7. Present state and prospects of scientific development In the
field of
farm animal feeds. Latv. PSR Zin. Akad. Ve9tis 3, 19551.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,
January 1953. Unclassified.

1. BERZINS, M.
2. USSR (600)
4. AcOdery of Sciences of the Latvian So So Re
7. Sclientific technical conference in 33uka. Latv. PSR Zin. Akad.
Vestis 5 1951.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, .1953.
Unclassified.

1. BERZINS, M.
2. USSR (6GO)
4. Collective Farms
7. Scientific technical conference on the "Kopdarbibau collective
farm.
Latv. PSR Zin. Akad. Vestis 5, 1951
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions. Library of Congress,
January .1953, Unclassified.

PERZIN'SH ~
"The Organization of a Fodder Bate on the
Kolkhozes of the
LsLtvian SSR.! Cand Agr Sci. Latvian Agricultural
Academy Min
Higher 2aucation USSR, Riga, 1055. (KL, No 12,
Yar 55)
SO: Sum No. 670, 29 Sep 55 - Survey of Scientific
and Technical Diq-
aertations Defended at USSR Higher Educational
Institutions (15)

SOMALIS., U.;,~ SKLENNIKS, C., red.; PILADZE, Z.,
tekhn. red.
(Structure and use of glass) Stikla uzbuve un
pielietosana.
Riga, Latvijas PSR Zinatnu Akad. izdev-nieciba,
1962. 31 p.
(MIRA 16:5)
(Glass)

ALKINE, V&U-onlim; d*!G"lNS, VUI-~'SONF,
Y,I.? 1-t-Ai.
[Glass Plastics, -~Ateril a! of tho-
future I StiMa
plasTA nakotnes maierials. Higa, Latvi.jas
Valsts
izd-ba, 1964. 73 p. [In Latvian] (MIRA
18:1)

I-E, T
Irc,paration ~f flour fron clover Im., for feediiii,
sw-;:ic-,.
lbra, Latvia Junc ll,~-1'7
J-lojt~jjy inde- ol' I-'aSt l,.urc)l,can .,c(,~ oimis Vol.
u, -o. 11 'lovember 1~257-
I

PENCIKS, A.; ENINA, G.;- BERRZIN ,- ENDZELINA'
M#, red.; ENGERE'L.,
tekhn. red.
(Nervous diseases]Nervu slimlbas. Riga, Latvijas
Valsts iz-
devnieciba, 1961. 237 p. (MIRA 15:10)
(NERVOUS SYSTEM-DISEASES)

.BIUIN6, J.
The significance of cobalt in feeding of pigs. IatviJ&s
PSR Unit= Aksd-
Vistie,131, 413-20. ()fr.R A 5: 10)
(GA 47 no.22:12330 153)

I!
I.- m2mlpl
, j:
4
2. MM (600)
4 , Diary Cattle
7* Raising calves with little comemption of whole rIlk.
Latv.PSR Zin.Akad.Vestio,
no. 7, 1951.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,
April -1953, Uncl.

1. Prof. J. B&RZINS, J. ROZLNBACHS, A. VAIDUU15, L. TAUCINS
2. USSR (600)
4. Birds - Food
7. Importance of some microelements in the diet of birds.
latv. PSR Zin. Akad.
Bestis no. 11. 1951.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,
April -1953, Uncl.

BERZINI , IA. m.
Znacbenie solei kobal'ta i medi v
komaenii sellskokhoziaistvennykh zhivotnykh
(ImDortance of cobalt and copper salts in the
feeding of farv, anii~als).
Riga, AN Latviiskoi SSR, 1952. 123 pages.
SO-. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Vol. 6,
No. 1, April 1953

--ZiWjj9, J., BIMNCIS, K.
The importance of cobalt, copper, zinc, manganese. and
iodide Balte
and their mixtures in the feeding of hogs and young
pigs. Latvi,iac
PSR Zina~tnu Akad. Wratie 152, ~o.4, 65-?2.
(CA 47 no-17:8854 153)

Significance of cobilt and copper, in fr-eilitig of Nria ani.
Aniltutfi.-I-64 fiction of ofn, (jfFiv:tji-,vg of

1,

I ~;Td. P
S-S, ';, R. , 1',vd, Kv r t- 3:vk pa-1
1~rjiwir de;wrg, Afill. erPfi-
1

19*50, 473-11~-' 1pM1
cf. C.A. 45, [:1,,,

1,,je ,,.riv. -,s

-InimAg (col~ijs, inives, tzltnw~:11 the f~lrwrw~ll
th, G'11n';jj!g

of lmtlrr~l suppicnicat in the form of CoOf:
Improvk.11 :1-,i-

(TV).
(ITT
~f

petite. better g-tow"ll rif t"r N'vvltg-
,
.\t(l(: t j'CO M'o jCI V
(p.AOM1,COCA1,~1

b~-ttu re"i, tat're to ilife"Holls
,Ill rt:gimv; lo,' ill Cu. 't vi,;I;.
*
th'iti, imit",ri ill mt, Ith )ICHO wi- t;, E

hititcl Cu.& tt-- it
Tm)ln
mzmkA. 1", c.-,Wc ~~. Jeo,li "T I i1.
tilt. tlT~vt ITT W1 IV rcTt;T1'1

d i;1Y per M-) kg. i?l t"i- fcrin of C')C.I! IQ~Iik to u-jut, i~lli
-if
I !Ost, I-quir'.11 hi-h O",'t, !!,;t tl!~!i to

6,11Q mliviiy.
%rhile 11m W'tct~ of

-
fititil;,11
'mililig ol-Ille vl

-60 fCT thu-nnirmIN; addil.-of
Cu even b, it,-r re-
inferl'of iii fAct alld 0:4
'

Br"I'm --Cu tire

i the ,lvik
I
A. I-,-.
1%TcYeT
I" jeiirins.
to hp,11ing nf thL

growil it) sriils with lers th;vj 1.5 ing.
avtiiiabfv Co/kg.

I'mof,tprill

f mantanese, an xm
noli. of co all, C-0

9291 Sind J.

7'S:, 7-i.fftj,. A 14&.-Vftnr*"3, N

Cf. C.A. 48, 10151a.-A

ratc, of wt. hicrew OfLIhic.Lens %os AhvtIr-1
b.,

to tile ft:c(l, ill llig ;;; CoCil 0.^.,-). 20,

'I'll ~Tol.- h
-mra.
(~-Ca &alt

ad&k. of

Mlim"I for 20

j111.1-oved the 1) wyntlmdi of A im(l
C viuuIji1;l;;l.. w0l:v, 1.,:

of millvIal substillICC4 ill l1le hnile

crc.~vccl

J.
Influence of cobalt, manganese, copper, and
zinc salts
on the hen-egg yield and their 1!qppertlea In
Incubation.
erzipi
,n J.Vftawnbachs. Latvijas PSR Zindlqu
~Z. list 1954, No. 4 (Whole No. 81), 5&-7(fi,
Rus-
slan).-Microelements added to hen feed In the
lollo-ing'
amts. (rug. %).~ CoCh 0.25: WS04 25; CuS04
20; ZnC4
1.2 Increased the no. of eggs per year by 13
(Increase by
7.8%). Eggs were an the av. 0.0 g. hezvIer,
and the no. of
chickens hatched 0.7% higher than In the
control group.
The av. wt. of the chicken was also higher.
A. D.

-AN
-7.1
-mill-
us S,R
the pl-odtWirl Cd shW (by mlaoclemants).
Lalrijis PSIR Yi2D,-ju Mad. 11,11jis I'vo. No.
SS), 31-6(iii Ru.-Sian).-Aildn. (if 03 rig.
cocj!, P-A Mg. NID150" and 0-5 Mg, Zric.), Imer e-ay [Irr k;.
wt ,to:awtp 1--t4,!or 10 da" imiE-miu.,6on, Ircreas--il
6'lty by S. 7%, ard L*tu--ixd th of l7m& by U. 25
L-a.114r do:~aZes vi mic-rc-Aement5 en-ving 1,,claliv4 pcll~xl
iwm.j,u-d "Itz wt. cA Lamba by LIJ-4-3 kg, Tbt wL of,
tzimtbr" and *rIr n4ni yW,,-l m-,% lh,:-~-.,c:-~~z-i-

-----------
U S S_R
Lipkli'4hon 61-viiaidii-6 Ism
0_7~~7,_C~Wle v:tlk V1.4anAm A. 1. Ma
lspiJ' P=zie, Ak-1. Nauk S.S.S,R.,
i-,,. A. JY. Ba~z. S,'~Ynik 2, 7-M
Of fmmin"r green 10-4jer-
is hiK4 in tk~ early stige3~ of g7pwili. In the per"i of
Snoula, ult-rctore, Lit is~uvcsmu 'Un" Uluxi Ucialc tUUA
I redweiian gelts in. If permitted to dry In the sun wt it Is
moN~-,xj I.w.9, mmint-c YTv.~mi f&.1der wffrrs " Inten"ebicA.
th~, t-wi I
"e. pievellit-1 cbiWdexable
dcgrce ii, ntliaz the gra-3 haD rolla ~jr shocks, When
stackcq i r the opcn for 9 trwmth3 (August-April), green
afl.' 1-58.270 PnEl S7.4-S9J7L, of the 1, depending-
L3;-;on rfit: natwre of the grc-n foNhler. Even with such great
j 1, czmmigh of tlap vitamin rtmains, to prevcnt hannful
i~.aasccj;i arices iii cattle. When pm-eTved n.,j 1-ilage, corn
le,t ~-,rghwn witl
li-I _-, - ~11 - - . .
ll~cij yitii!l~in. Tlds cc-!niitutcq h~~ of ti los5 thaa by the
I 'e-7 i qiiig, Red v-,u rite-. =.~l sqLash are par
v i in -i min A cvtr,, thmigh they lose 4'1.2
U
'5
i r' winter !itorage. The mos-, suitable
-ancr Nod ivinle, fecdIng of milch and di,.Vl_
li,,. -e(1 and !;oupedigr~_wdl ~Lr~ dbcumd.
htimv.:n of wl hNe witi, Ln ;;upplementing
th, '.,C ati, wi " Vitan-ims A and 1). f. ilc'lzimt (Inst,
aild Zc:nhyj;., Amd, -Sol, Latv-frTW.-j INd.
iigh gtadit~ pL:dil;rLq.-d calves mere itti~xd by feeding d
r"tions by a min. of
111i"k ,rid gmm fodder ria in vitairkinf; A and D.
Th,~ additimn of vitamiri A concentrate to the ration of hiph
nOIN, '17o'lucks. V~ E- Kond),rtv (All-Union Sd, Research

Anin=l FefHki;). 1_2,0. &~-7-lutrpaxt of tht

t Q!7t cri
E he arimga ratim to 1300-M -- Z~z-L:esa vita-

rT.Mu u-tivity tqual to
~.T Of r.

.r Iclr-'i !10 Mough I'm hish-pwdudn.3 =Deb wws.
'

Th- -,tft
,--I cantE-ntmte~ tind of coml tralta 12

A,: S6, ~,;it,

vo,,, cq& tht
ame 1"10c Groin, I rt-

cd;~, ~' i:. W,'X'J 1.U. of vita-anin A, -C,~)
LIJ, of vi,,a-

: 'roup 2 rctrM!d
.n::i 1), Fim! ~~O mg. d Ce-Cf,limv/day, 1,

-';ta:.j!n5 A !111,1 1)
W.' abjve, btut no .-?CI,. Croup 3,
Vic ~Mluul th,. b.--,Ic i. on oul~

vu,0% vcr 79 d-m. T~ '~ uv.

of
~~!-wp ~3~*"' tu"i 01 Frunp 2. 1N.11"0

J" N. b.MviA,v (Agr. likst.,
1&'d. 71-5--~.Iour

'vroap-, of 12-13 megnant cow5 were led a (laity
prem-

-_-ai!~,~d ba:ic raffr)','. Gr,up, I rm-eived in tuldn. 33,000

I.P. n,' At~miu ID p,~ hmd V~ Atiy; gvup 11 r-elved in-

ai~lin. Sil
""'. (4 ch"A pur huld p(T dilyi gfoi)p III M-.6~cd

~),,th flie viutrn!
,; Liad thr dnulk;. uisimi& of gvnm IV. as

iN". Coul:ol poop,
rt-,~ulvxal tht- Nsir t,.YpO. ri,.Ikm only,

m~x' -Xal-~(I. !m Ck al-0

4;1 ;!rO
uter 6 -,,!,

r th, rn 1,

-'et triall in fwt!: of t1q. Culltrol

-4
-otitu-[ piiluj~-p;
tile L - i's

th, bUj n&:,Oj14E' Of g:-0111)5 I Rod 1!1.

C~6i~t; born to
vjws Of tht e0 p ~k-v4htl on the avi
&toups and their pru~:
4.7.kg.' I
'
'
-
-

maguiWe. ItWas
wt
s ofiles
1

ziinlladed OYA"t (11 gesuting co-A an
tming calvesAh

w2rum Cal und llwrlr~'p m0 be, awq inii~ou Ir4ocalor of
-nd-

(2 that
I

t hat-
the rntion5 d 96kating b2irli:460nWdd COWG fnUqi

%-rctd !ts r-vur~h-
the vnhwrd ;A vitamin content, and

(hg dl LMUY
(3 to

j~inforr the da;~v naVorE sih Cf% ai:-f vil.imfii t,~ t

r-Aent of
25~w~-r U~ d.zitv. ~!

aaLws, ultIT C5 tiL -,L:ElzOhft,
-

II"'J-
'Vei. ~kvrl,

71m v~,~-nzu vz2wt~ vi e-,~d

qn 1,% .-.1
, top,

01 I;M~Mg and S.

'rich co!ostrunl. 'lle b i't tbe c:,

W! f.,,A
lpolh)-g, b~-mdjrg uk-"

m9kin.; tl* vht~~,n of tl~c L6~-,mm i~Jhighcst
L* thu (w,!

at T,.,akh polnt it It. Lrl~-t
of the ; fc!r C~-'f
-

1,
I
1 c-,:~rrr_
a-3
'
t
=l

V
cad3 tz~ Vue pmnz!=~Ull s"
a C--;
~) *tm vcvy --kh il!

wit:.mhu. Tle ~Jtbs. d I trk Ck.. of ci,~ w- "-.,
ra; `3 (N2

viraLim A conunt (A th~! c-.k*t=,m to n ~)lj~jzt flkgr,~,,
Only.

W! lr~ject~Du of ltdthin cc*ce.-dralcl; tbc vilml;,

coattnt rA
thi culmtrwa. Red C;4trOt AW -Lt'17~;Vll~t-

at-ly iacrcams tlie
vii4trIm A and R UT?q. I of tb~

vitwnin conceatrates or by fet-J'2
them ratkm xk-h in

M-=-%, and Chat of vitaxtun R 'N rtill A-11--s o!
l
r

Caw railk at diffemat sto4zs of milid;~ Imi
catect wittl
i

Cie bultelat Wem'-- the leveb of vitainin) A ttL-d 7~*

of I ul~o
Incru*-L, thc%h not in a Btrictly parJld miir. tic

4c-- ~ 3
-I-cW of vit4w.Luz A,. P, apd B, h R. Dav

NONE=

and L. F. (;Ul*k-D (k. A T-' r' dnw-w~ v Agr.

103-12-7hp a7. Otamla A ct"ilev, 0 mv~v :1 1,

700-~X~ 1A% p" ?. it varim Ozrollglk

hii;ht~it
durlug 01~ jwl~ :tv. I

III aninlal -10
),:I. I I k noi stl'1;jL'1:t

to gm-at varlati:ms.
The av. C.-.111Wnt (it waim 0

trilk Ll y'll.
I'ela'v j-, the winter lnontlt~.
,

of I:Dicstrurl S6,L d vf ITLA ;:I, Is'zi-11"
Tbe witamin content

arilrmdi. A. VaMniasls and E.

arvj ZwliyZ., A;~.tz!. Latv. I id. Wi-1-1:1-

Dc'm.
of vitanittts A, Ej C' and 1 "~vtt Ina
~' ill th-

azA ';' 1112i~[S' d1i'Ll), wA lnog~.
mlo~trum of c*m, ritarc

Vxtamlu A wan clUd. fth
the ~YA: 1, r'-Nl-m. Fin I I

calva~. wEre made
axc-irding w. vilwylin A (i.%- ;nF,', 70)

31-1 +
F') ~73' 101 o c a - R. wt. of fultIlk or N~Iln
tv'zll
'

- C1ICI,I ext. In rid.; E, - extint-tion
fcct,,r. I (ill fl.'

7o) - OSEX/a,whvrck%,;~
~mdn~reasah~vc. Vit~wj~r
;

7o) 4.8 r. 1;
E (in mg. ./I, wilcre 1, 0, o0c. e~;:. M. M
l,

Vitamin C (in MR. %) - to;W!" vi here a -

M!, of
2."idile toindcPhenol ~oln.; b ~ v~rm,titmn
fu!tot

C - Bit. fartor: 0.098 - mg, of anc,,rbv~
Izcl:li

int 1 ml, 0.0011V ~iid 5

f 1r,3 the! amt,
of dild. niilk mkd ill th~ titraill)"A. Tile
vld:c

eL,,t, colcmtrtan of go-ats, sh-ep' at%~i
Ixog% nuQ hi~bu ir., !~'11

butte-r flit awl
fat-sol. vitatuln,; A and F. M,ro lnil~~ '

thf,
buttEr-fut Lnnft~m of which Is ~IAY tl'.It ," cow

milk, 15 nD% pugtr ill vitamins A atid B. 'I'lic
vil.ollin

1-mment of thr milk co'.4 I-,,,

gfws, and
hmos 6 contliflk)rul hy the ;'f 111r!r

~vnlh-'~As
b flht oInImal r-Tviat'"m It I" ir"li-vi!!A tit
"I U;;'

o4 the iw. aod vnrle~ T'Itli tl'~

--- ----------------
60!q:51 ill icurtil; C. its conlcnt
~n- wilk ill the MW ;'.Zri-xi of v.
..-f lit, oil~ct. aml ~sd of the p-,-ri-A. CcAciorwti ilA
Inilk d shc~~ll ~~tO twice :4-.; rich ill 'itafflin C a. w0
tho,t~ of zll~! P.,,O ,r c-~v. Puril-.g the r,v.t--,:mg pQrkxf the
r11" 011 vitilnilli C awl A I'l tF.L milk of 1:11 wlijlj:~!.; is
rIII. -XIi7.C%t C-41'61t, at!,! OiCI, ji.11%Qr 1111-1 Vjt;LllliLl
cf bm yakt snow'111m, the coatult
(,I N~:Wllia- A an-i F. ili Ulil~. Tim vrr'mt of vi!:ilnln~
A ar:d C %nl the almo,t mipktc abicnc-e (if I ill the
tri"m of marQs, .4up, lt,)gs, aud Fums and iu the mRL of
I are.", a-2 ivigs iv 71 t ~-.
- nficat;-s that theme vitamins are e,- ~q' rY
V) the IlP It') flie t"Int tht:r b'Eill to
tLur cmn vit-runins. The hstca~ivc fecdiug of
_VH-11111ja A to nothcr~ favorab)y OcTts their sizcMingq.
hi; k not iruc, of 1. Thc; choline canterit of colostrarn and
Zouhyg,, Acad.
ol I'h- oMo~"rlml Qf !-arlwi anim-11;.1 i~ higher
tliap that (,f all v0ic-~ vitain-itis cmnbincl. It v;vrit,~ withi-A
lhrlit% skitJ 11~jitl% to ijeCrf~r;~ oil the j;LCIjn(i day
~X:'-oi-inv P.Trturitinll.- -Pastwits- -Itlr-'rimm~ allif Ila. a-
t:A-.u- -
zarm vatunal, or

hylliming puslleurit~itiuja of tile 111i*,
urtr; JY tl~,c cjioliii~ contust of the wilk. The
of cirpns of fArm aaimaln. A. V.,&Irnaoi5
wid 'L11:6tD 7AN)I00j. w)(I Zoalqp, AvA. '6
I .~ Wd, 131"S. Vitambi WospiliV53-4 La.
Lilly, S S,R.),
the digestive tract of farm animals, A. Vulil-,nimis
(Inst.
ZoutLch, and Zoolin.. Acud, Sci. , Lam S.S.R.). Aid,
Ml-i4. The uses of vitarnius At, D, Bj, B,. C, and PIP In
livi; feed~rsg, M. F. Toirinie and L. 0. Tomme (All-
Union SH, Rcs,;Lrch.-lmt. Meat liA.). Ibid. W-73.
The elfca of ritainins A and.D on the fortUlty of farm
Ars1:112k, V. F. Polik:~rpav;~ (A. X. SLvertgw Inst.
AuiniLd
Molph'AL, Ac-,d. Si. INd. 174_S?).-V*1tAM1nS~
-nd D aff~,:t hcnuflv;~~Ilv t! aklulil far-
: . . it! fertility of aw
A
pmdtieing sbvp -awl of liogs. 'rise! effective dost~i for
tht
we 3,0-A) 1.11, of vitumin A and 5W-1001J M;. of
vitmnin D gnd f,r ra,n- 60W I.U. of vitamin A and 103
LU. of vitaniiii 1) daily, D., hop exlective dos,.5 are
15,0130 1.1-1. ol` vitarnin A aad 70COJ IjJ. of
vititirsin D for
fCrn"11,2,, lmd tM),&[A IX. of vitainin A and 15,000) Lu.
of
vitamin D Y~r hu~J per day in Inak-j. The effect of vita-.
.ql;TI3 A im D _-u bes fer!.1ity of hogs. F. P. Bogdanov
Rlo!;oove Vct. Acad.). 16t*J. 187-14.-Ressilts tire eA-
SL:11tL.1IY tile 5-111- as givcu irrstnc~ljately a1w)ve.
The
effectiveress of ;Lalns I and D, coacentrate3 in the
fe-td-
Ing of 'voarig hop, V, N, Kitacy and A. D. ArtErnov (Ait-
Ullli0l) SCi. RC~.CAMII Vitalllin InSt.), INd. VRO-ID.-The
akEhi. of vitarll:ius A and 1), rt~jdted in a 13 kg. ilrr
capita
M. AVIliCh IVI~ VOIL.Si&tCLI
profitable. 71e va!u!j ~,' vitairda con
ct-,ti"tS Lr! raLsing ClIckling i.4s. A. (Inst.
'w Zoobvj:., Acad. S& Laty. lb'd.
vy., --S~Le C.A. 47, 12C-49e. The use d protein-vitarnin
pru;1, i'l rajsin~ yow-jr I)Ws. F. -A. _G.rachev
_(Anitivil

I a.-, Voml-leih,- Dist.).

lluj-plclimit to the usival ratkln of ymn-
pip duriax

I hz ~ -I i CO 'J 010. fl'~stt accij, a au're

un, wid 1witer
gviumal he;0',' h of

Coaifcrau~ greem ns r vltam!n to., hc-~~'

K,
lisinivis (lim. ZootKh, asid ZD,)hyi;-,

1-111-22; cf. C.A. 49,

304iz.-': "~'.rts 'A Ilvo fir a7mf Pinv Itrt, 7svd vir mi; _

i dallb
la~! 1101 0" niw~411~0 C161, I 31%d otllel

4Lx:'-" of 0-2 kg. ri dle
"rC'n't-, )Wr of I'my

W". (A ".
'q~ ~',4TLUIAC~ thdr app-eute reAfing in a W%

in t~~ 1V WL ThC L'q
lll),Yli~T fOr S-11CLI) h 0.1-5 kj. p,-r Iliad
"
i'
' i'm d
z I 4
wrbic
h l
t
bhe
f
J
I
;~ I
cre
ac~rllrlu
! a no
a
P.5
per
,
t
w~
-sizi :m-, th~ internal c-.g-,m5 wid of vitanvin A in widn. ill tile
-zn
ri.
iiv,:r
lealeut vn
r
u
f lie l
a~
i

1
5
lj~
r
'r
pp
v
a vn
-
~" qt
Ovul
J
e d
l
lif to tic martrifill

o
~
'
t
l,)
r'
[,I:,, in. tile*"; !":lit ';I V'q~illal du.? uy the exctm

t:!:!l.1ajb1' rd ill,: '%-k lly 01" wwwbk "L61 '01A tile!

iocnplit,
-ul' c1;-;--C" all thu p-odi-141tv d benn
cf forc&l?" (.,., Y.""Tkifo,:..';

Gtv~ctk-~, Actkl, Scl, fit, Z-;3 -4
4. -

taLxlL,;-,-, la f.,~-nn lowi ~J: hi'vXvV14

A wiaviii, of il a

lm- I
tile kitw !~kllflwivowv of

in V C

egg'i:

for Ejlz~L.~~ 12-16 all't for
13-11 -Y of

N A eif Tbi" effect Of Vitan-Lin A W

va thi) orolduilvjtv
of ~Cu a-. if. Va.