SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BOHUSLAV, B. - BREZINA, V.

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-Q~~~na CZECH/37-59-2-17/20
AUTHORS; Jan Fousekq ,
TITLE: Letter to the Editors---The Irreversible Motions of a 900
Domain in BaT'03 ,
PERIODICAL: 'Ceskoslovensk~ Casopis Pro Fysiku, 1959, Nr 29
pp 217-218
ABSTRACT: The motion of a 900 domain of type c , in the shape of
a triangular prism of a monodrystal of BaT103, was
observed in an ac electric field (50 c/s) perpendicular
to the c axis of the domain (Fig la). Up to
amplitudes of 1.1 kV/cml the motion of the wall could not
be measured, i.e. it was < 0.35 With increasing
amplitudes of th electric fieldi";he domain began to
move and its motibn increased until it reached 4.1 y at
6.49 WcmP ~,A similar result has been obtained by
Little (Re-f-.;I~Un a 900 domain of a different type.
The motion w~g studied in more detail with stroboscopic
illumination. It was found that the dependence of the
displacement of the domain on the momentary intensity of
the electric field, followed the hysteresis curve. The
Card 1/2 vibrational motions of the walls have. therefore, an
irreversible character. At higher fields) saturation V11,

CZECH/37-59-2-17/20
Letter to the Editor; The Irreversible Motions of a 900 Domain
in BaT103
occurs when the motion of the wall stops before the
field reaches its maximum amplitude (Fig lb). Some*
factors to be considered in the interpretation of this
phenomenon are listed. The motion of the domains was
in phase with current. The above results show that the
motion of the 900 domain walls contributed to the
Card 2/2 typical hysteresis of the total polarisation of BaT'03
crystals.
There are 1 figure and 1 English reference.
ASSOCIATION: Fysikkni ustav 6SAV, Praha
(Department of Physics~ Ac. Sc. Prague)
SUBMITTED; November 4, 1958

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AUTHOR Brezina,, '13-
1113 T , 11"ot F71ven
T NLE, A Study of the Reaction Between Equimolar
Mixtures of Barium Carbonate and Different
Varieties of Titanium Dioxides.
ORIG. ?UB. : Collect. Czechosl. Chem. Communs, 1959,
24, h4j 1206-1233-
ABSTRACT : See RZKhim, 192-8t #11, 35468.
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AUTHORS; Jan Fousek, Bohuslav Brezina
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TITLE: Letter to the Editors The -rMrsible Motions of a 900
Domain in BaT'03
PERIODICAL: Ceskoslovensk~ Casopis Pro Fysikul 1959, Nr 2,
pp 217-218
ABSTRACT: The motion of a 900 domain of type c , in the
shape of
a triangular prism of a monoiJ~ystal of BaT103i was
observed in an ac electric field 1:50 c1s) perpendicular
to the a axis of the domain (Fig la). Up to
amplitudes of 1.1 kV/cmj the motion of the wall could not
be measured, i.e. it was < 0.35 V. With increasing
,amplitudes of th electric field,, the domain began to
move and its motibn increased until it reached 4.1 F at
6.49 kV/cm. -L similar result has been obtained by
Little (Refjl~-~in a 900 domain of a different type.
The motion wa--s studied in more detail with stroboscopic
illumination. It was found that the dependence of the
displacement of the domain on the momentary intensity of
the electric field, followed the hysteresis curve. The
Card 1/2 vibrational motions of the walls have, therefore, an
irreversible charaeter. At higher fields, s aturation

CZECH/3M9-2-17/20
Letter to the EditorS The Irreversible Motions of a 900
Domain
I
in BaT'03
rs when the motion of the wall stops before the
occu,
field reaches its maximum amplitude (Fig 1b). Some'
factors to be considered in the interpretation of this
phenomenon are listed. The motion of the domains was
in phase with current. The above results show that the
- motion of the 90' domain walls contributed to the
Card 2/2 typical hysteresis of the total polarisation of
BaT'03
crystals.
There are 1 figure and I English reference.
ASSOCIATION: FysikAlni ustav ~SAV, Praha
(Department of Physics$ Ac. Be. Prague)
SUBMITTED: November 4, 1958

Z/037/6o/ooo/ol/oWo14
E075/9535
AUTHORS: Janovec, Vaclav,' B'rezina, Bohuslav; Arend,Hanus'
T.-, 71
TITLE: The Physical Properties 7and "Prep~tion of
Ferroelectric
Triglycinsulphate
PERIODICAL:-Ceskoslovensky' ~casopis pro fysiku, 1960, Nr 1,
pp 63-80 + 92b and c (2 plates)
ABSTRACT: In the introduction it is pointed out that many
authors
believe that triglycinsulphateland its isomorphous
compounds, namely, triglycInselenateland triglycin-
fluoroberylate, have great potential ies as ferroelectric
materialsi A number of papers have been:published on the
study of the physical properties and on questions of
preparation of single crystals of these substances.
In this paper the authors attempt to summarize this
published information; they restrict themselves to
setting out established facts since knowledge available
so far does not allow unequivocal interpretaiion of the
results. The subject matter is discussed under the
Card 1/2 following paragraph headings: preparation of the
compouzj"

Z/037/60/000/01/008/014
E073/E535
The Physical Properties and Preparation of Ferroelectric
Triglycinsulphate
crystallographic properties; domain structures;
dielectric properties (dielectric hysteresis and the
process of repolarizatton; permittivity; piezo-electric
properties); properties of triglycinsulphate in the
region of transformation from the ferroelectric to the
non-ferroelectric state; possibilities of application,
the main one being for memory elements of computers.
There are 15 figures, 2 tables and 34 references,
8 of which are Soviet, 2 Swiss, 2 French and 22 English.
ASSOCIATION:'Fysikalni' u"stav C"SAV, Praha (Physics
Institute,
Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, Prague)
SUBMITTED: July 30, 1959
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AUTHORS: B ezina B and Janovec, V.
TITLE: Electrolytic colouring and degradation of monocrystals
of BaTi03
PERIODICAL: Sillkdty,,1961, No.3, pp.189-202
TEXT: The ceramic t1tanates used as dielectrics in miniature
condensers become degraded with prolonged application of d.c.
electric fields, i.e. their resistivity.decreases. Various
doping impurities have been used to reduce the tendency to
degradation, but a full answer to the problem has not yet
been
found. The authors studied monocrystals because the problem
there is simpler than in ceramics and*it is possible to study
optical and electrical changes in the crystal simultaneously.
The process of degradation takes thousands of hours at room
tempevatuve but at h�ghev tempex-atures it is cons�der-ably
accelerated. Published work dealtag with degradation of
single
crystals of barium titanate ark4 Vtanate ceramics is
mentioned.
The crystals were grown in the shape of small platelets with
an
area of several tenths mmS and a thickness of several
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hundredths mm. Two small faces were provided with silver
electrodes and the crystal was placed on the hot stage of a
microscope. While fresh crystals show a slight yellow
colour,
the application of an electric field of the ord 'er of
10OV/cm at
2500C leads to yellow-brown colouring within a few minutes,
starting at the positive electrode. In the absence of the
field,
the colour gradually fades throughout the crystal. If the
electric field is reversed after coloration, the colour
gradually
disappears, starting from the new anode. If the field of
the new
polarity remains on the crystal for more than about 15
minutes,
the brown colour starts reappearing at the new anode. The
absorption spectra of the coloured crystals show a main
peak round
approx. 0.5 P. The conductivity was measured
simultaneously and
It was found that, together with the coloration, the
conductivity
of the ;zrystals increased. A steep increase of
conductivity
occurs during the non-homogeneous brown coloration of the
crystal,
while during the homogeneous coloration, i.e. the later
stage of
coloration, the conductivity increases less steeply. At
high
iniensities of the electric field (several kV/cm), the
crystal
breaks down after an initial gradual increase in
conductivity.

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A sudden decrease in the Intensltj' or the electr1c Eleld
lea;ds~ to
bleaching of the crystal and a decrease in conductivity. The
electrical conductivity of a coloured crysta-1 is non-ohmic.
While the temperature-dependence of the conductivity of the
colourless crystal obeys a logarithmic law, the temperature-
dependence of the conductivity of a coloured crystal is somewhat
Irregular. No photoconductivity has been observed. The
coloratioxi slightly increases the permittivity and considerably
increases the loss-factor 6. The authors considered'the
crystals of barium titanate as ionic crystals containing
Schottky
defects. Several colour centres, analogous to F-centres in
alkali halides, can be formed and the authors call them
f-centres.
Similarly, v-centres can be formed. A crystal containing
f-centres has a surplus of cations while a crystal with
v-centres
contains a surplus of anions. f-centres can be produced:in
barium t1tanate by heating the crystals at low oxygen pressures
(Ref.15: Coufova', P., Arend, H., bude publikovano v Czech.
J.Phys.
196l); presumably oxygen evaporates from the crystal and thus a
surplus of cations is formed. Several mechanisms are discussed
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by the authors whereby colour centres can be formed by the
passagb of current through the crystal. They consider that the
silver electrodes behave as passive cathodes and active anodes.
This means that metallic atoms are deposited on the cathodes but
no f-centres are formed in the cathode region because
equilibrium is restored by the migration of anion vacancies to
the
cathode. However, cation vacancies move towards the anode and
simultaneously, electrons leave the crystal at the anode. Thus,
,sr-centres are formed in the anode region. These centres then
move under the influence of the field and contribute to the
electrical conductivity. The gradual fading of the colour after
switching off the electric field can be explained by diffusion
of
the colour centres to the surfaces, where oxygen can escape.
Acknowledgments are made to Candidatesof Mathematical and
Physical
Sciences J.Fousek and K.Peftek, industrial physicist P.Coufa and
Doctor H.Arend. There are 12 figures and 17 references:
10 Soviet-bloc and 7 non-Soviet-bloc. The four references to
English language publications read as follows: Mott, N.F.,
Gurney, R.W.: Oxford UnIve3ralty Press, 1957; Seitz, F.:
Rev.Mod.
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Electrolytic colouring
Phys. 18, 384 (1946); Seitz, F.:
Saburi, 0.: Journ. Phys.Soc.Jap.14,9
ASSOCIATION: Fysikiln~ u0stav CvSAV,
(Institute of Physics
SUBMITTED; December 29, 1960
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Rev.Mod.Phys. 26, 7 (1954)-,
(1959).
Praha
6SAV, Prague)
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Z/013/62/000/004/004/006
D006/D102
AUTHORS: Brezina Bohuslav, Engineer, Candidate of Sciences, and
Fousek, Jan,
~_ralua`_e'L i~ysicJsi_, Candidate of Sciences
TITLE: The domain structure of ferroelectric barium titanate and its
influence on the dielectric properties of the latter
PERIODICAL: Skla'r a keramik, no. 4, 1962, 141-144
TECT: Causes of the domain-structure formation in ferroelectric
materials
and the factors modifying the configuration of the domain structure
are described
in a simplified way. The main cause of domain-structure formation is
the reduc-
tion of the system?s free energy. It was found that the
domain-structure forma-
tion in ceramic ferroelectric materials is governed by the same laws
As in single
crystals. The influence of domain structure on the dielectric
characteristics
of the BaTi03 system, especially the mechanism of repolarization of
ferroelectrics
by the domaiii shift, are dealt with in detail, indicating the
possibi3ities of
producing ferroelectric materials with built-in properties.for
application 3*M
variable capacitors, electromechanical transducers, computer
engineering, and
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Z/013/62/000/004/004/006
The domain structure of DOO6/DlO2
automation. There are 12 figures.
"inf us
ASSOCIATION: Fyzika tav CSAV (Physical Institute, Czechoslovak AS),
Prague
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S/181/62/004/006/002/051
B108/B104
AUTHORS: Brezina, B., and Fousek, Ja.
TITLE: Interaction between 90-degree and 180-degree domains in
BaTiO
3
PERIODICAL: Fizika tverdogo tela, v- 4, no. 6, 1962, 1400-1411
TEXT: The principal types of interaction between 90-degred and
180-degree
domains during their motion in crystal or ceramic BaTiO specimens are
A%.41s cussed. These are: Effect of 90-degree walls on the 180-degree
-processes of repolarizationt effect of 90-degree repdlarization on
180-degree repolarizition, affect of 180-degree walls on 90-degree
repolarization, effect of 160-degree repolarization on 90-dogrOe
repolUriZfl-
tion. Though all these types occur simultaneously, such a subdivision
is
useful in handling experimental material. The effect of these
Interactions
on the measured values of the electrical characteristics of
ferroelictries
is examined. The authors' own experimental data are evaluated and
classified as above. Moreover, some possible types of interaction
which
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VALCFA, Jiri; BREZINA,,.Bretislav
Use of bohemian magnetites for preparation of
ammonia
synthesis catalysts. Part 1: Magnetite refining
bi mEsnebio
air olassification. Chem prum 12 no.c":486-489 S
162.
1. Vyzkumny ustav organickych syntez, Pardubice -
Rybitvi.

BREZINAI B.; FOTCENKOV, A.A.
......... .
.............
.The influence of a surface layer on the 1800
switching of
Ba'-"'03 single crystals. Chekhosl fiz zhurnj~4
no.1:21-25 164.
.L. Institute of Physics, Czechoslovak AcademW
Sciences,
Praha 8, Lumumbova 8 (for Brezina). -
2. Institute of Physics, Academy of Sciences U.S.S.R.,
Krasnoyarsk (for Foteenkov).

ACCESSION NR3 AP4035378 Z/0055/64/olh/001/0044/0047
AUTHOR: Bresinas B*j Janovecs V.
-i TITLE: Interp"tation of electric field strength in barium titanate
single
crystals
SOURCE: Chekhoslovatakiy fisichaskiy shurnalp Y. Us no. Is 1964., 444t7
TC1'IC TAGS: permittivitys dielectric constants electrostatic energyp
electro-
static fields dielectric, coercivityp ferroelectric material, barium
titanate,
barium titanate single crystals electric field strengths solid atati
physics,
crystallography
ABSTRACT: Authors show that the electric field strength of unetched am!
successively etched barium titanate crystals can be explained by the
presence
of a ferroelectric surface layer with reduced dielectric constant. In
contrast
to the Herz model (W. J& Herz, Journ. Applied 'Phya.2 27 (1956) 936)
which con-
sidered a homogeneous layers authors assume that the dielectric
constant within
the layer gradually decreases as it approaches the surfaces We Hertz
(Jo=G
Cwd 2/3

ACCESSION NR: APhO35378
Applied Phys. 27 (1956) 936) and C. F. Pulvari, (Journ. Am. Ceramic
SoceV 42
(1959) 355) found that the electric field strength E on c-domin barium
titanate crystals is higher in crystals with a smaller natural
thicimeso d
(not effected by etching) than for thicker crystals. This finding was
approxi-,
mated by the hyperbolic function
E, E. +
d
The model for a crystal with a homogeneous surface layer cit with
dielectric
constant EL leads to the relationBhip
EL - Es I + 2 (2)
where d is the natural crystal thicknessl is the dielectric constant
of the
crystal interiorj and EB is soon critical value of the electric field
within'
the crystal at which switching occurs. Author used the experimental
values of
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ACCESSION WR: APLO35376
Ec - 95o volts/cm for a crystal without a surface layer and 700
volts/cm
for an unetched crystal. The value dL 10-3 cm was taken from 01o"ar and
Janovec's work (Czech. J. Phya.0 B13 (1963) 261). These values were
used to
obtain the constant Y, characterizing the coercive force of unetched
crystals.
It was found that 'r - 196 Vj, which is in satisfactory agreewnt with
141=1 a
and Glogar and Janovec's data. "The authors thank Ve Drorak 0. So., J.
Foucek
C. So. and Z. Malek C. So. for stimulating discussions*" Orige art.
has: 9
equations.
AS50CIATION% Institute of Physicsj, Czech* AcaderW of Sciences., Prague
ENCLt 00
sum 06may63 DATE AOQ: 26May64
SUB COM EMI, 68 NO PJW SOVI 009 OTH t 000:
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FOUSEK, Ya. (Fousek, J.]; BRZa~INA, B. [BrezA
Frequency dependence of the motion of 900domain walls in
barium titanat,6-9 Izv,"AN SSSR. Ser. fiz. 28 no. 4:717-721
Ap 164.1 (MIRA 17:5)
1. Fizioheskiy institut Chekhoslovatskoy Akademil nauk.
a E

ACCESSION NR: AP4035377 Z/0055/L4/014/00VO021/0025
AljT40R: Brezina, B.j Potcankov, A. A.
TITLE: The influence of a surface layer upon the 180 degree switching
of BaTiO,
sub 3 single crystals
SWRCE: Chekhoslovatskiy fizichesldy zhurnal., v. 14, no. 1, 1964,
a-251 76a-b
TOM TAGS: switching, clamping, d-c restoration, switching diode,
crystallo-
graphy, BaTiO sub 3 crystal, anti-parallel domain, solid state
physics, BaTiO
sub 3-KF system, LiCl electrode
ABSTRACT: The effect of a BaT103 single crystal surface layer on 1800
switch-
ing was found. BaT'03 Single crystals without admixturas, which itere
grown
from a BaTiO3-1'%F system) were used. cryutala- with a perfect
surface and without
internal stress were c-domained by a d-c electric field for a maximum
of 1 sec.
'als were examined by the microscopic method described by R. C.
;-,'illers
The crysu
and A. Savage (Journal of Applied Physics, 31 (1960), 662). A
continually in-
creasing voltage of a constant rate of 10 volts/min was applied to
liquid
LiCl electrodes in the direction of the crystal's c-axis. After the
application
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I i of the electric field, the nucleating and moving anti-parallel
domain walls.
are visible when crossed Nicol prisms are used. The surface layer was
successively, etched from ne or both sides simultaneously in
concentrated.
H3PO4 at UO-150 C* The surface layer on BaTiO3 crystals causes the
formation
of a large number of anti-parallqi domains during switching by a d-c
electri
c
field. These domains extend sidiways only insignificantly.
Conversely~ the
~'j switching in crystals without a surface layer is characterized
by the formation
of a small number of anti-parallel dom.-ins in which the sideways
motion of the
wall predominate. A long-term polarization (about 10 hours) with a
d-c field
of 10 to 1.5 kilovolts/cm has an effect which is similar to etching
a surface
layer on both sides. The mwdmm displacement rate of the 1800 wall in
etched
crystals was in the direction of the crystallographic a axis. The
mininum
was in the direction forming a 450 angle with the a axis. Hencep
primarily
square domaini with inwardly bending sides are produced from the
original point:
omains
Authors conclude that they canwt at present make any further con
elusive statemienta concerning the fact that the number of the
nuclei of anti
Parallel domallm am be influenced by prolonged polarization of
B&TLO3 single
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1 L 1,
ACCESSION WRs APhO35377
crystals by a d-c field. The relatively long periods of d-c field
application
which are necessary for the change described indicate the presence of
ion
exchange processes in the electric field which obviously effect the
surface
layer* "The authors thank Jo Fouask Go So* and K, Patek Go Sao for
valuable
-discussions and H. To Arend Co So. and Jo Jary for preparing the
crystalso"
A q:
*Orig. art. has: no graphics.
~~ASSOGITATIONi Institute of Physicap Czech. Academy of Sciences,.
Prague;
Institute of Physicap AcadoW of Sciences# SSSR, Krasnoyarsk,
-63
SIMMETTED1. Mpx DATE ACQ, 2&mkv64 ENCL: 00
I SUB COM: SS IM
NO rMF SOV t 000 OTMI '021
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ACC NRt AP6019268 SOURCE CODE: GE/0030/66/015/002/0451/0456
V
B zina, B.; Safrankova, H.; Kvapil, J.
AUTHOR:
ORG: VInstitute of Physics, Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences,
Prague;vResearch Insti-
Itute of Single Crystals, Turnov
TITLE: Ferroelectric properties of solid solutions of triglycine
sulfate and fluo.-
beryllate crystals
:SOURCE. Physica status solidi, v. 15, no. 2, 1966, 451-456
TOPIC TAGS: ferroelectric property, ferroelectric crystal, Curie point
'ABSTRACT: Solid solutions of ferroelectric TGS and TGrBe sin*gle
crystals'were pre-
!pared by the dynamic cooling of aqueous solutions. Various physical
properties of
Ithe solid solutions were measured for different relative
concentrations o", t
:crystals. It was found that the phase transition temperature is not a
linear function
iof the concentration while the variations of the pemitivity of
solutions of all
centrations wiih temperature obey the Curie-Weiss law. -It was also fo
con-
und that the co-
;ercive field of TGS-TGFBe solid solutions increases with increasing
TGFBe content.
iThe authors thank Mr. J. Novdk for an appraisal of the analytical
methods and Mr. X.
Bernatzik for help in growing the single crystals. The authors also
thank Dr. J.
'Fousek and Dr. Z. Hauptman for suggestions which helped to improve
the manuscript,

ACC NR.- AP6019268
land Dr. V. Janovec and Dr. V. Dvori3c for valuable
discussions. Orig. art. has: 7
fig:~ms, 3 formulas.
SUB CODE: 20/ SUBM DATE: 26Nov65/ SOV REF: 002/ OTH REF: Oll
2/2

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:'L7,EZINA J,
I
From the activity of the Shell Molding Group. Slevarenstyl
11 no.10:426 0 163.
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11;-I
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BREZINA J
Activities of the Group for Sholl Molding.
Slavarenstvi 12
no.5:200 Yq 164.

CHURY, Jirii BrMINA, Jaroslav; LUESIK, Ari
Effect of muscular activity and of biogenic
stimulators on
semen. Cook. biol. 4 no.3:158-161 Mnr 55.
1. Biologicky uBtav veterinarni fakulty Vysoks
skoly
zemedelake, Brno.
(SOW, physiolo&v,
eff. of bi*enic stimulators, off. on semen in
rabbits)
(TISSUE THIMAPY,
biogenic stimulators, eff. on semen in rabbits)
(MMOISR, eff acts,
on semen in rabbits)

BREZINA, J.
An automatic machine for the production of shell molds. p. 232-
(SLEVARENSTVI, Vol. 5, No. 3. Aug 1957, Praha, Czechoslovakia)
SO: Fonthly List of East European Accessions (EEAL) LC, Vol. 6,
No. 12, Dee 1957. Uncl.

E-1EIIIINA, J. ; MAY, T.
I-- - ----
Rhyolite tuffs in the upper Helvetian ond Sam.-tlan of the Im.'er
rformrim r~tgicn.
P. 17-1
(FIRACLI Vol. 3"', no. 3, 1957, ?rabp, C~nchoslovnkia.)
SO: Monthly List of Evst Europt~an Accessions LC, Vol. 6, no. 12,
Ltccmb-~z 1957. Incl.

BREZINA, J.
"A quick method of modal analysis."
VESTNIKj ustredni ustav geologicky, Prague,
Czechoslovakia, Vol. 38, No. 3, 1958
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI), LC, Vol.
8, No. 8, August 1959.
Uncl.

BREZINA, Jaroslavi, ins.
Tightening gun for prestressed concrete. Tech praca
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457-458 A 162.
1. Urad pro patenty a vynalezy, Praha.

ZEE C,10SLOVICK I A
BREZINA, - J.
Central Institute of Geology (Ustredni ustav geologicky),
Prague
Prague, Vestnik Ustrodnitro ustavu geologickeho, No 6, 1963t
pp 409-4 2
"Classification and Measures of Grain Size Distribution."

81MZ114A# a.
Adtivity of tht Group for Ihell Holding,
Slavaranatvi 13 no.b
P Ja 165.

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BREZINA, M.
Evolution of thermoelectric refrigerators in the USSR.
P. 16, (Sbirka Vynaezu.) Vol. 6, no. 1, Jan. 1957, Praha,
Czechoslovakia
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slav
Miro.
Reactloii of, wbonyl compoundi -with AmInes. V.

t& c.study, ofthe
reaction of,cyclananes, with
pri

equillbritun states. Mirosla.0-Weldna.
and

tunlin L(W6. akad. T
r ra e
--Y
X_
4
7
T
C
i
C

hemical Abstracts. -
:-,
--91(1953); d '
5
4
on
- cat
,,9
..
NRH*~obtainid by.the reaction of cyclopentanorne (1),

Y
2
5, 1954
9W

Cyclobexanoue (M, and metbylcyclobLunone OM with!
'
-

,
Ele
tr6chemistry
NHI
(M
CHjCO
H
, MeNH*, M, . EtNIft, HOCHtCHsNHi,
NH2' I
-
-
d M
ibl
CH(NH
d
(VI)
)MH
c
j
under ppl
,
e
was
re
uc
e
. an
2
ai~grapbk conditions. . The equil. consts. of the

vezhI6~, and the
dissocn. coasti. of the final ketintines were

4o
4etd. The stAbhlty:.i ji~ i~i&ensat. de~.66d dh the

powty,6f-the
Starting :CWgroup as WA 4 0111-thol

p4arltylof :C:W-*gMp. For analytical
pur

the reaction with, AWNH3 was most suitable -and -

S~
thidetn,ot:cyclanone3inconaLs.-Uptolo-4.

aM half-wave"potentials of
cyclanoultri
' i
w
ll
i
di
b
l c
d
n
d
f~d (

ere
p
car
ssow. coo
.. -
.; atn
ne,
w
ony
orap
-I W-Wave potential in V-): 1, rv, 8.95, - 1.50; 1, V~' its

mml.60;: 1.
VI, R72- -1.53, IL IV, 9.15, --:1.63; ~ A; V,'
`
-j

s -I XA -
9 43.- -1-58; 11, M. 9.48. -1-48; M
IV, 9
,
n
iT

.-
-1.52; MJI.9.64, i.50
M.H
M V. 9.47,
dUc

Y,

.-Palgroemphl, r
D re 6
Zuman
Chemical Abstracts prog erone, d Onc4rtlcc~terone. Pe
IH Ten d M V~
May 25p 1954, 153-e I .- eductiN I
Electroohemistry wav A"- , t Mo In aq.-adc. buff solus" were
*ne ce u
studied& -7he of two forms lut ble with::
pff - Ads
wm ascertained by, polarozraphy~, orption waves:
were fo6nd In the alk. range of pH, and with At-choleste-,
none-3 and deozycorticosterone, also In acidic rnedium.,_ With
2. lo%%;er conens. of MOH In the solas., catalytic waves werd
observed in acidle inedlum. The most mittable, conditions
-for the analytical deta. of the toW contents.0t.
ateraids; and for the dew. of mixts. of somt smolds, were
dtsMW, The dem of the sum of ketoattrulds vrm best!
tarri-doutinOANUOHMPH". Deoxytortleostooke
could be detil. In the premm of ttstasterotic at PH.O.O. III
the premce of methyltestostemne at pH 0.;, and progester-
'one in the presence of methyltestosterone at P71 9.2; T"
j
7 Zt.

BRMINA, M.
Determination of oxygen. In German. p. 407. (Acts, ChJmica.
vol.. 9. No.
1/4, 1956, Budapest, Hungary)
SO: Montbly List of Epst Evurox)ean Accessions (EEAL) LC, Vol.
6, No. 8, Aug 1057. Uncl.

elccrrouie reactions -Jr, -Pul-iro,,-raphy. VI. CaLal-..!5is of
thc
'err
reduc~-2'.01-1V OIL iron iont,; in ~in In 1, !:1,
F. 339. Collection of' Czechoslov.~~ ChcT.Aca-l
Gornvnie-atioi.3. 3*-,crrdk C,--,c::I,.oLlovats'IdIh
cbes?d'-h Rabot. (,:~raha, Czechosiova%a.) Vol. 22, nu. 2,
A~-,r. 195"
A, ~ 1, L- I .
SO: -onthly Index of East Edropean A,,es5ion (EEA'I) LC, Vol.
7, No. 5, RaY 1958

BRIZINA$ M.
4
Catalysis of polarographic reduction of oystin by some
metallic
Ions. In German. Goll.Cs.Chem. 24 no-11:3509-3522 N 1$9.
(MMI 90)
1. Polarogarphi echo a Institut, Techoohoslowakische
Akademie der
Wisseuschaften, Prog.
(Catalysis) (Polarograph and polarography) (C~7stine)
(Ions)
(Zinc) (Manganese) (Nickel) (Iron) (Cobalt )

BRUIM, Mir.; KRGIIAC, Ant*
Effect of external factors on the oxygen saturation of
vanous blood
measured by a polarographic method. Cas. lek. cesk. 98
no.9.-276-279
27 Yeb 59.
1. Polarograficky ustav Gsav, prednosta akkdemik J.
Heyrovsky. IT,
interni klinika JUJ. prednosta prof. dr. Boh. Prusik. X.
B., Praha XIX,
Ila evicisti 2.
WXYGIN, in blood
saturation Of Teuous blood. eff. of external factors,
polarog hy (Cz))

::a 12, D~car;har 60, p 375

C:)"-IZtrj, ?Ayslc3, And

Vatz:lnzrX
7zcO-tjr of V-SZ in Brno)

inzUtuts of t-ha Cz4r-%0alOV41- Ac-2d=rvf

Cc,-L-4.h-ar a' %itrof4r&z*-%*

-n 7oul :Uxt-irts far Chicl-mis,'
Source.

"ira-lav

of *,,Iical Ch,i-.%%7, Pky~tz, znd

VQt..-L=-7 Fzc-!Lty
f V~~z in

?olara,,raph-le Inatitu%,. of the Ctachoul*vak

Ln P.--Z:40.

Cc-:,ithor a! t.~olarajm,,414C l)Qtcn4'nati*n of Nitrofirstow)

Yzad
Uxlumz for ChicksaW So4rc~.

-;jrajaz Doe-,atj Dactor At llatarl=7 Wicl
a

of ;:ad-'c3l Che~ls' .-I,
PiVII04, And

.oN'coloz:y, Vvtorinzry Pocalty at VU in Bmoj
ftlara.,mpt-le

xr..tit~t. of the C=ac;%ojlovzk Acaduzy of Scitneas in
?rgaa.

nar of "Pallaroraph.4 -a" In
4 DaWmLnotioa of Nitrofuraz

Fued 'Kix'am for CW.Oens,- Sourca.

BREZINA, M.
OIntroduotion to practical polarographyl by J. Heyrovsky
and P.
Zunan. Reviewed by M. Bresina. Coll Cs Chem 26 no.72
JI 161.
(Heyrovsky., J.) (Uman.. P.)
(Polarograph and Polarograpbr)

SAFRAWKOVA, B.; BREZINA, M.
Peptide-like compounds in the urine of patients suffering
from bums.
Acts. chir. plast. 4 no.1:18-25 162.
1. Laboratory for Plastic Surgery (Director: Academician F.
Burian)
and Folarographic Institute (Director: Academician J.
Heyrovsky),
Czachoslovak'Academy of Science, Pngue (Czechoslovakia)
(BURNS urine) (PEPTIDES urine)

MWINA I M,
*Concise textbook of biochemistry for physicians and natwalists"
by
P,, larlsons Reviewed by 14, Brazina. Coll Cm Chem 27
no.8:2022-2023
Ag 162.

CMMIAR, V.,- BFLEZIRA, If.; YMOUS, V.
no academic deL-rees indicated
CSM
institute for Ifedical Chemistary, Charles University,
Hradec Kr-al ovo;
Polarographic Institute, Czechoslovak Academy off
Sciences, Prague, and
Institute for Physical Chemistry, Charles Universi%-,
Prague Uor a2l)
Prague, Collection of Czechoslovak Chemical
Communications, No 1, 1963
pp 197-209
"Radiopol!~roeraphy of an Experimental Cobalt (II)
Solution in the Presence
of Cystin or Proteins"
C3)

AIZXAIMROV, B.; BREZINA,_11.; KALOUS V.
no academic degrees indicated
C=
.Institute for Physical Chemistry, Charles Univcrsity,
and Polarogm-phic
Institute, C-echoslovak Academy of Science, Prague
(for an)
Prague, Collection of Czechoslovak Chemical
Communicat-iOnS "z0 1, 19,
03
pp 210-220
"Folaxographio Catalytic Grade of Serum Albumen in
Cobalt (I!)- and
Cobalt(III) Solutions"

BREZINA, M.; GULTJAJ, V.
I m - I
Effect of the groups SH, NH2 and COOH on the formation of
polarographic
-catalytic Brdicka wavei in ammoniacAl cobalt- and nickel
solutions.
Coll Cz Chem 28 no.1:181-196,Ja,163.-
l..Polarographischas Institut, Toobachoslowakische Akademie der
Y.issenschaften, Frag.

CMMURI V.; BREZINAt M..; KAPUS, V.
Radiopolarographv of the cobalt (II) test solution in the
presence
bf cystine or labumins. Coll Cz Ghem 28 no.1:197-PO9*~a 163.
1. Institutj fur pipdizinische Chemie, Karlsuaiversitat., Hradec
Kralove, I~dlarographiaches Institut, Tschechoslowakische
--A~mdemie
der-Wis'senschaften, Frag, und Institut.fur phlsikql:Lschb
Chemie,
Karlauniversitat., Prag.

A,T,EXA. ROV, B.; BREZINk M MOUS, V.
::===I-= .. ..
Polarographic catalytic waves of serm.albumins in eo]Alt (II)
and cobalt (III) solutions. Coll Cz'*Chem 28 nb.l-.210-220 Ja 16'~.
1. Institut'fur phyoikalinche Chemie, 4arlAuniversitat und
Polbxographisahes Institut, Tacho6hos.W*akische Akademie der
W.issenschaften,,Prag.

BREZINk M
- m III IMM
4fodern c.hemieal methods in a clinic" by M. Buchner and others.
Reviewed by M. Brezina. Ghem listy 57 no.3:285 Yx 063.

BIMZIN& M
*Short textbook of biochemistry for physiciarw and natural
scientistjou W Pe, larlsons. Reviewed by Me Brazim,
Ghem. liety 57 no.4:412 Ap 163.
J/

BMZTNA,,,M.,-, KRCILEK, Aq JELINEOVA;M.
Polarographic determination of proteins in the urine.
Cas.lek.
cask. 103 no.58129--~,31 31 Ja'64
1. Polarograficky ustav MAT v Praze (reditels. akadem:lk
J.'Heyrovsky); IV. I terni klinika fakulty vseobacneho le-
karstv! KU v Praze (prednostat prof.dr. M.Fucik.),-Ustredni
bioohemicke laboratore fakulty vaeobecneho lekarstvi KU v
Prazz (vedou4--:L*. MUDr. J.Hrabane.

CZECHDSLOYAKU
BHEZIUp M.; KUTUVA# M.
1. J. Heyrovmby Polwojp*phic Institutep Csechoslovak
AcadwW of Sciences
(Polarographisches InstItut J. ElayravdW#
Tachechoslovaldsche Akademis
der Wisssnschaft*n) (for Bresinal); 2, Institute for Flov
Research (InsMUt
fUr Rhouimsforachung)p Prague (for Kutova,?)
Fraguep Collection of Czechoslovak Chemical
Communications, No 12, Dso 1965,
pp 430T-4315
OF.ff*et of slectrolyt* flow on the polarographic

XUWFAp M.1 IRMIXI, Mi.
letn-AffUte for RM lbsW^h (164M4 f* (for &stow&?);
2.J6 Rwvvft lowtituto for Polwopeft ImutFA J.
HIPWdW)t Coseboalwak AeatWW of SoleMn (for ft*BUS?)
ft*VWV collgmti2s or Csftbwdovak Cbe"04 p So 2, lob 19",
pp 741-M
"Ist* of vo servo
ftpmW~ of Me d"p obotwoft *w&;Smt, m4 Vw coum of Vw
SWOM1.0

Czechoslovakia /*themical Techhology. Chemical Products
1-14
and Their Application
Water treatment. Sewage water.
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 9, 1957, 31702
Author : Vlcek Radoslav, Sistek Frantisek, Brezina Otakar
Title : Field Laboratory for the Testing of Water
Orig Pub: Vojenske zdravortn. listy, 1956, 25, No 11,
515-517
Abstract: No abstract.
Card 1/1

BREZINA, 0. ~
Changea in the level of protein fractions in
vaccjn:jlv-t,~d and
tuberculosis-infeated guinea pigs. Bratisl. Lek.
Listv 44
no.8t499-506 t641+,
1. Ustav tuberkulozy v firatiulave (rinditel Mr. J.
Markovi4c).

BRE~Ws,-4
Natural habitat of the nine (Pinus mugo, subspecies
subspecies uncinata, variatio fotundata, f. pyra-
midata Hartig.) on the moors of the Trebon area. T). 44.
OCHRANA PRIRODY. (MINISTERSTV0 KULTURY, Statni pece o
ochranu prirody) Praha.
VOL. 11. no. 2. Mar. 1956.
SOURCES: EEAL LC Vol. 5, No. 10, Oct. 1956

BREZINA., Premysl, inz.
Forest plant communities of the Trebon Moors and the losses
caused by peat extraction. Lee cas 10 no. 4;401-420
Ap 164.
1. Institute of Forest Economic Development, Worksite
Trebon.

BREZ URVOLGYI, ii
Study of the antigenic structure of Coxiella burneti. I.
Fortraction
of phase I antigenic component by means of trichloraostic acid.
Acta
virol. (Praha)[Fhg16 no.1:84..S8 Ta 162.
1. Institute of,Virology, Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences,
Bratislava.
CCXIELTA imunol) (ANTIGENS)
ICHLOROACETIC ACID)
M

BILMNA, R.; SCHRAMEXI, S.; UINOILYI, J.
Study of the antigenic structure of Coxiella burneti. II.
Purification
of phase I antigenic component obtained by means of
trichloroacetic
acid. Acts: virol. 6 no-3:27&279 162.
1. Institute of Virology..Czachoslovak Academy of Sciences,
Bratislava.
(coxiau immlool) (ANTIGENS)
(THICIMORACETIC ACID)

BARDOS, V.; BRIZINA,-P..; HYMPAN, J.; V8TT, I.;
KWOCHVIL, J.; LIMMOVA, H.
MICICKA. 0.; KIIA)SOVICOVA. A.; ROSICKY, B.; SOMODSKA,
V.
A complex survey of Infection foci in Bastern Slovakia
in 1953.
3ratial. lek. listy 34 no.10-11M66-1195 Oct-Nov 54,
1. Zct Zoologickeho ustavu Vysokej skoly polnohosp. v
Brne, preclnosta
prof. dr. J.Kratochwil, z Virologickago ustavu. GSAV v
Bratislava,
-iaditell akadamIk D.Blaskovic. z kologicksho ustavu
CSAV v Praha,
riadital akademik I.Malsk. z Oblastneho ustavu
apidemiologia a
m1krobiologie v Bratislava. riaditel dr. J.1taroloak, z
Neurologickej
kliniky PIRSU v Kosiciach, prednosta, doo. dr,
J,ITYWan, z KIIESu v
Kosiciach. riadital dr. J.Kratochvil, z Hygianickeho
ustavu. LTSU
v Bratislava, prednosta akademle V*Kuoha
(INCIPHALITIS, XPUMMI0, epidemiology
In Czech.,, foci survey, in I.Slovakia)
(IMTOBPMOSIS, epidemiology
in Czech., foci survey in I.Slovakia)

BARDOS, V.; BALAT, Y.: BRIZIN".; 1WTT. Z.; KRAIrKOVA, D.;
LIBIKOVA, H.;
KAGICKA, 0. ; MiNMUT-A.Z. -, -NOS1K, J. ROS ICKT, B. ; 3
MKOVA, A.;
SOMMM, V.; ZACM, D.
Survey of the natural foci of infections in one district of
Slovakia. Bratiol. lak. listy 34 no.10-11:1195-1237 Oct-Nov
54.
lo Z Vlrologicke4o ustavu WAY, r1aditel akademik
D.Blaskovic.
Z Ustavu spidemiologic a mikrobiologie v Bratislava,
riaditel dLr.
J.Karoleek. Z Neurologiakeho oddeloni nemocnice v N.,
primar ds.
D.Zschar. Z Infekeneho oddelefila nemocnice r K.. primar dr.
I.Manicova. Z Biologickeho ustavu WAY v Praha, riaditel
akademik
I.Malek. Z Laboratoria pro stavoves CSAV v Bme, vedual prof,
J.Irratochvil. Z Bygienickeho ustaru LSFU v Bratislava,
prednoBta
akademik V.Mucha.
(UCIPHALITIS, 74PUMMIC, epidemiology
In Czech. natural foci in Slovakia)
(IM"TOSPIROSIS, epidemiology
In Czech., natural foci in Slovakia)
(RICK3':3IAL DISEASES, epidemiology
in Czech., natural foci in Slovakia)

'R A, -- UnA alf Dr.
ZOLAROVA. Trida. Ar. ; DROPPA. Jan, Dr. -.'A
A case of herpangina with positive virus isolation. Ces.
lek.
cesk. 93 no.51-52tI407-1411 24 Mee 54.
lo Z kliniky otolarMologieksj SU v Bratislave, prednosta
doe,
Dr 'Jan Lajda (for kolarova, Droppa) 2., Z virologickeho
Ustavu.
AV v Bratislave, prednosts, skademik prof. Dr. Dyomyz
Blazkovic
(for Bre21Ua)
(MIRPANGM, virus
isolation of Cossackle virus)
(GOISACKIN VIMSIS, infections
herpangins, isolation)

BRIZINA, R.
.Our experience from the vork vith Coxsackie virus
(viruses of
group 0). Brattel. lako listY 34 no.10-11:1270-1274
Oct-Nov 55.
1. Z Virologickeho ustavu CSAV v Bratislave,
riaditel akademic
D.Blaskovio
(COXSACKIZ VIRUSES
Isolation in Czech.)

_iw" -
EXCaUyrA MODICA Sec.4 Vol.10/4 Microbiology Apr 57
850. BREZINA R. and TABORSKA D. Virol, Ostav tSAV,
Bratislava. *Vjskum
Q horucky na slovensku. 11. zdelenie: Sporadickt prfpady
choroby a d'al�1
v9skum rezervolrovkch zvierat. Research of Q-f ever in
Slova-
kia. H. Sporadic gases and further investigation of re-
servoir animals CSL.EPIDEM.WUKROBIOL.IMUNOL. 1956, 5j'3(152-
155) Tables 2
A description of 41 sporadic cases of Q-fever which
occurred in the period
May 1954-October 1955 in Slovakia is given. Professional
character of the
disease was observed with these patients. Some
epidemiologic and clinical ob-
ervations.are mentioned (2 cases with exanthema). Animals
which could pos-
ibly be a reservoir of the Infection have been
serologically examined - the
:
results of serologic reactions are given. Apart from the
animals found to be
reservoir species in 1954 (deer, doe, mus domestica and
ahrew-mouse), spe-
cific compiement-fixing antibodies have been found in the
sera of 14 brown
rate, 3 foxes and 2 hares. The importance of these findings
is discussed.

EXCERPTA YEDICA Sec 4 Vol. 10/9 Microbiology Sept 57
2147. BREZINA R. Virol. Cst. CSAV, Bratislava.
*Prfspevokk9t1adiurozpusthn0ho
Antigenu C. burneti. Zdelenie 1: Rozpustnj antigPn v
strologickych reakcilch
avimuniteprotiQhorfitke. Study of the soluble antigen
of C.
burneti. 1. The soluble antigen in serological
reactions
and immunity against Q fever CSL.EPlDEM.NUKROB1OL.IMUN.
1956, 5/5 (239-245) Graphs I Tables 5
The soluble antigen gained by ether extraction of
infected yolk-sacs was concentrat-
ed by low-grade evaporation, 4076 ammonium sulphate
and 251'* alcohol. In the latter
the most satisfactory results in the
complement-fixation reaction were achieved in
a 20-fold concentration. The immunogenic effect tested
in guinea-pigs and evaluat-
ed according to the number of febrile days after the
administration of living coxiellas
in comparison to controls directly depends on the
amount of the administered antigen.
Soluble antigens of different strains were the same in
their Immunogenic effect.
Complement -fixation and agglutination antibodies were
demonstrated as the result of
immunization with soluble antigens. The allergic
reactions with the soluble antigens
in skin tests are weaker in comparison with the
corpuscular antigen but without dif-
ference in its dynamics. The presence of soluble
antigen in the blood of guinea-pigs
during the febrile state could not be proved. Strauss
- Prage (IV, 17)

BREMILk R. - TABORSKA, D.
Antigenic properties of C. burnetti isolated in
Slovakia.
Cask. spidem. micro'b. imun. 6 no.l:)4-4Z Jan 57.
1. Virologicky ustay CSAV v Dratislave, riaditel
akademik
D. Blaskovic. Mr. R. Brezina, Virologicky ustay CSAV,
Bratislava, Mlynska dolina.
(COXIELLA BURNMI. immunology,
antigenic propertiee of straits isolated in Czecb. (00)

CZWHOSLOVAKIA/Virolo,V Rickettsias. E-5
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur Biol., No 15, 67o14
Author : Brezina, R., Kordova, If.
Inst
Title : The Action of Auromycin. and Terranycin upon
Experimental
Mice Infection.
Orig Pub : Vaterin. casop., 1957, 61 110 3, 184-191
Abstract : VAce were infected with the strain L-35
0. burneti which
caused chronic infection. The administration of
aurony-
cin and terrazycin at the start of the infection
period
lowered the curve of fornation of complement
fixatioh of
antibodlics. In the reinfection of mice, which had
cr liar!
not received auromycin, no differences in sensitivity
were found.
Card 1/,1

BRIZINUAw
e_000~ . k*"_~ 1,
Contribution to the stucty of phase variation in Coxiella
burneti. Acta
virol. Engl. Ed. Praha 2 no.2:91-102 Apr-June 58,
1. Institute of Virology, Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences,
Bratislava.
(COXINLIA BtRNNII. imminology
phase variation phenomenon)

13REZ MA . R. . f!.3
~~)( t
A change in the virulence of the Henzerling strain of
T511M burneti
I .during passage in white mice. Acts, virol. Sngl. Ed.,
Praha 2 no.4:220
227 Oct-Dec 58.
1. Institute of Virology, Czechoslovak Academy of
Sciences, Bratislava.
(COXISLIA BMIIMTTI, inf act.
changes invirulence of Henzerling strain for guinea pigs
after passage in white mice)

ROSICKY, B.; C1
BFMPIA), J&AP S.; 6US~N. NARACIK K.;
CAP
Rickettsioses and infections caused by viriises of the psi#acosis-
ornithosis-mannaUan pneumonia group, in Albania, J. hyg, ~pidem.,
Pmha 5 no.105-88 .161.
L Institute of Virologyp Czechoslovak AoadwW of Soiences,
Bratislava.
Institute of Biol Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, Praba, Ministry
0971
of Health of Albania..
(MIYAGAVANE= infect)

BREZINA, R.; URVOLOYI, J.
T-
Phase variation phenomenon of Coxiella burneti in the
agglutination
reaction. Acta.virol.Engi.Ed.Fraha 5.no.3:160-166 My 161.
1. Institute of Virology,, Ozechoslovak-Acadenq of Sciences,
Bratislava.
(COXIELLA immmol)

MMINA R - URVOLGYI, J.
Extraction of Coxiella burmeti phase I antigen by means of trichloro-
acetic acid, Acta,viro:L.9ngl.Ed.Ptaba- 5-no.3&--193 MY '61-
1. Institute of- Virol.ogy, Czeohoslavak. AcadeW, of Sciences,
Bratislava.
(COXIELLA immunol) (TRICHWROACETIC ACID)

BMINA, R.; ROAM, Z,
A study of-'the -pb0b..Yariation..pbsnomm. bar
-axperinntal-infeatian-
Qf the tick Derwoe-htor xMinatue sulzer vith Coxiellm burneti.
'Orota virol,DAgLEd.P~raba-5.nol+s250-254..JI-161.
1. Institute of-Virolaap. -Csochoslovak4oadow-of Sciences,.
Bratislava,
(CMIMIA infection) (TICKS)

P~EZINA, R.; URVMGYI, T.
Serological relationships between some viruses of the
Bedsonia group
and Rickettsiae. Acta virol.L'ngl.Ed.Praba..5-no.4:2-55-,257
JI-161.
1. Institute of Virology, Czechoslovak.Academy-of Sciences,
Bratislava.
(VIRUSES) (KEYAGAWANELLA) (RICKETTSIA)

BREZINA' R..L KORDOVA, 14.; Lim, F.
The effect of 6-azauracil riboside on the multiplication
of Coxiella
burneti, Rickettsia provazeki and R. mooseri. Acta virol.
6 n0-3:
266-270 962.
1, Institute of Virology, Czec~oslovak Acadeiky of
Sciences, Bratislava.
(NUCU OSIMS VID NUCLEOTIDES pharmacol)
(COXIELLA pharmar-ol) (IIJCETTSIA COD
(iiICUTTSIA PROWAZEKII pharm;acol5h~

BORECKY, L.;.w-Z-IA44-R-
PrAlem of the pathogenesis and resistance ~n case of virus and
rickettpia
infection on the cell level. Vestaik CSAV 70 no.1:70 161.
1, Virologickyustavy Ceskoslovenska akademia.ved, Bratislava.

BWTPI H~; REHACEKI J.; KDPWOVAI N.
Virklence of Co3della, burneti. Acta virol. 7 noji260-20
My 163.
1. Institute of Virology,, Czechoslovak Academy of
Sci;nces, Bratislava.
, (HMTM) (COXIELLA) (Q FEVER)

BREZINA, R.; KAZAR, J,
Phagoeytosia of Coxiella. burneti and the phase
variation
phenomenon, Acts, virola (Ptaha)[Engl 7 no-5:476
S 163.
1. Institute of Virology, Czechoslovak Academy of
Sciences,
Bratislava.
(COXIEILA) (PHAGOCYTOSIS) (DOWE SERUM)
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BREZINA.-HAi KORDOVA, H.; ROSMERG, M.
MItiplication of Cmde3la burneti in the Ught, of
reoent
advances. Bratiolo lek. lixty 0 no*2:96-101 163,
L Virologiclq ustav CSAV T Bratielavap riaditell
akademik
D. Blaskovic.
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Propagation of Coxi~
I tellj burneti In tick tissue cultures. Acta
virol. (Fraha) [Eng.1, 8 no.4080 J1 164.
1. Institute of Virology, Czechoslovak AcadeDW of Sciences,
Bratislava.

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BREZINApR.; SCHRAMEXtS.,- URVOLGYI, J.
Study of the antigenic structure of Coxiella buimeti. III.
Pyrogenic effect of phase I antigen in experimental guinea
pigs. Acta virol. (Praha) [Eng.] 9 nob2tlBO-185 M- 165.
1. Institute of Virology, Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences,
Bratislava.

BREZINA, R.; KAZAR, J.
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Study of the antigenic structure of Coxiella
burnetl. IV.
Phagocytosis and opsonization in relation to the
phases of
C. burneti. Acta virol. (Praha) (Eng] 9
no.3:268-274 Myt65.
1. Institute of Virology, Czechoslovak Academy of
Sciences,
Bratislava.

BREZINA, V.
I'Morophologic composition of catalysts for ammonia
s~rnthe~is in an unreduced state.,'
CHFMICTY PRUMYSL, Praha, Czechoslovakia, Vol. 91 No. 4, April
1959.
Monthly List of Eant FA.,ro-Dean Accessions (R-AI), LC, Vol.
8, No. 9, SeDteTnl)cr 1959.
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BREMITAy Vitezslav- VALCHAI Jirir; STEPANEKy Radislav
Use of Bohemian magnetites for preparation of ammonia synthesis
catalysts. Part 2 : Chemical method of magnetite purification
and
preparation of catalysts. Chem prum 12 no.12:645-649 D 162.
1. Vyzkvmn~ -dstav organielctch syntez, Pardubice - Rybitvi.

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Brezina, V.
Design of steel bases for columns. P. 136. INZENYRSKE STAVBY.
(Ministerstvo stavebnietvi) Praha. Vol. 2, no. 4, April 1954.
Source: EEAL IL Vol. 5, No. 10 Oct. 1956

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BREZINA, V.
End conditions and stability of thin-walled, centrally loaded bars
of open ems section with one axis of symmetry. p. 266, INZENYRSKE
STAVBY. ~raha. Vol. 2, no. 7. July 1954.
SOURCE: East European Accessions List (EFAL), LC, Vol. 5, no. 3,
March 1956.