SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT G.A. DEBORIN - I. DEBRECZENI

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SOV/20-121-1-39/55 The Molecular Vieizht of Serum Albumin, Exposed to Ultra-Sonic i;aves in the U Presence of Different Gases The latter do not lose the capacity of forming a monomolecular layer. A fission of the protein molecules was observed also in the case of an acoustic irradiation of serum albumin solutions of higher concentration (Table 2). There J_s no interaction between the splinters of the protein molecule, they are sitable, if the acoustic irradiation takes place in the presence of oxy.- gen (Table 3). The above mentioned investigation makes possible the investigation of the correlation between structure and function of the protein bodies. There are 1 figure, 3 tables, and 9 references, 7 of which are Soviet. ASSOCIATION: Institut biofiziki Akademii nauk SSSH (Institute of Biophysics, AS USSR) Institut biokhimii im. A. N. Bakha Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute of Biochemistry imeni A. 11. Bakh,AS USSR) PRESENTEDt March 10, 1958, by A. I. Oparin, Member, Acade::.y of Sciences, USSR Card 3/4 AUTHORS: Deborin, G. A., Ivashchenko, G. W., SGIV/20-122-4-31/57 B y s rr-o Tt-, TITLE: An Investigation of Egg Albumin and Carotene Complexes (Issledbvaniye kompleksov yaic:hnogo al'bumina s karotinom) PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol 122, Nr 4, pp 650-1652 (USSR) ABSTRACT: It is known that the lipoprotElins of the blood serum contain, in addition to sterols, a considerable amount of carotenoides also (Ref 1). Carotene, however', is not in colloidal solution in the blood serum, as contrasted with previous conceptions, but is closely combined with the albumins of the blood (Ref 2). In reference 3 it was proved by electrophoresis that carotene possesses a specific affilhity to the serum globulin. The carotene containing lipoproteins fo~rm widespread and often physiologically important pigments in the organism. According to a survey of publicattons (Refs 4-8) the authors denote the purpose of the present paper as the investigation of the interactions of carotene with egg albumin under the conditions Card 1/4 described in their previous papers dealin.- with sterols (Ref 7). '7 An Investigation of Egg Albumin and SOV/20-1 210-4-13 1./51 Carotene Complexes The ultraviolet absorption spectra were measured by the spectropliotometerff.411 -4 withinthe wave range between 240 and 300 me - It was first proved that the variation of the absorption intensity is not due to a denaturation of the albumin but to the complex foimation. Figure 1 shows typical absorption curves of the egg a1bumin (Curve 1) and of the complex of the egg albumin with carotene (Curve 2) in the quoted range (ordinante - extinction, abscissa - wave lengths). From this it is seen that in the formation of the mentioned complex the absorption maximum of the albumin at 280 me is not altered, but a distinct variation of the absorption intensity takes place. It was proved (Ref9) that such a variation is caused by various factors, among others by the variation of the state of aggregation of tho protein molecules, even if they remain chemically unchanged. This means that the chromophore groups are not involved in such a process. The reduction of the absorption maximum by protein solutions in the complex formation with carotene is due to a comt-ination of aggregation- and denaturation effects and cannot be taken as a quantitative measure of the complex formation. Nevertheless, this method Card 2/4 has proved suitable for the qualitative identification of the An Investigation of Egg Albumin and SOV/20-122-4-51/57 Carotene Complexes nascent protein-carotene complex. Parallel spectral investigations on monomoleoular layers supported this conclusion. Figure 2 shows isotherms of the compressibility of a monolayer of egg albixnin (curve 1) and of the egg albumin-carotene complex in a 5 'p'f solution of ammonium sulfate. From the above experimental results the conclusion may be drawn that at 40 0 the egg albumin forms a complex which is stable in a broad pH-range. By this neans carotene is protected by the protein against oxidation by atmospheric oxygen. There are 2 figures, 1 table, and 11 references, 9 of which are Soviet. ASSOCIATION: Institut biokhimii im. A. N. Bakha Akademil nauk SSSR (Institute of Biochemistry imeni A. N. Bakh of the Academy of Sciences,USSR) PRESENTED: April 23, 1958, by A. I. Oparin, Academician SUBMITTED: April 22, 1958 Card 3/4 OPARIN, Aleksandr Ivanovioh, Andemik; G,~., knni[Ahim.nauk, red.; ICAM, Ya.M., red. izd-ve-,-______ -U, R.P.. tekhn.red. (Origin of life] Proiekhozhdenie shisni. Moskva, Voon.izd-vo H-va oborony SM, 1959- 125 P. (MIRA 12:10) (Life--Origin) HLIPINER. I.Ye.; DKBORIN, G.A.; ZORINA, O.M. Molecular weight andEctivity of proteolytic enzymes irradiated with ultrasonic wavos. Biokhimiiia 24 no-5i8l7-822 S-0 159. (MIRA 13:2) 1. Institut biologicheskoy fiziki i Inotitut biokhimii im. A.N. 19akha. Akademii nauk SSSR, Moskva. (PROTFLASES chem. ) (ULTRASONICS eff.) 111301aff, G.A. Fifth International Congress of Biochemistry. Biokhimiia 24 no-5S 954-955 S-0 '59. (BIOCHEMISM-CONGUSSFIS) (MIRA 13:2) 170) V/20-124-3-5--1/67 AUTHORS% Deborin, G. A., Bystrova, hl. I., Ivanova, V. F. TITLE: Changes in the Proteolysis Process of Serum Albumin Caused by Tripsin in the Formation of Complexes of the Ferment or of the Substrate With EBtradiol (Izmeneniye khoda proteoliza syvorotoch- nogo al'bumina tripsinom pri obrazovanii komuleksov fermenta ili substrata s eatradiolom) PERIODICAL. Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 124, Nr 3, pp 665-68i (USSR) ABSTRACT: On a previous occasion (Refs 1-3), the authors had proved that the unstable complexes of certain proteins are more stable to various influences than are the initial. proteins. Eatradiol, too, is one of the water-insoluble sterols that can combine with senui albumin outside the ozanism (average: 0.43 mol estradiol per 1 molecule protein)(Ref 4 . For this reason, the authors investigated the estradiol linkage to proteins under the same conditions ,Lnder which the linkage with ergosterol took place. An investigation was made into the changes which cause the complex formation of the ferment or of the substrate with eatradiol in the proteolysis of serum albumin. It was found that, analogous to ergosterol, estradiolforms unstable complexes with proteins which participate in the proteo- Card 1/3 lytic process, Thus the proteolytic process is slowed down, and the S011/2U- 124-3-515/67 1 Changes in the Proteolysis Piozess of Serun Aibum:~n Caused by 7.ripsin in the Formation of Complexes of the Perment or of the Substrate With Estradiol splitting intensity of the substrate by the ferment is reduced. This result can be naturally explained by 'the fact that the com- plex formation stabilizes the Froteilyl agai-n-st influences which disturb the protein atructure~ In the formation of the complex of a proteolytic, ferment with sterol, the activity of the ferment in the complex is higher than fhe activity cif the initial ferment. In the opinion of the authors, this phenomenon can be explained by the fact that, as a sonsequonse of tha zomplex formation, the ferment is More reSiStglLt to the disactivati.on resulting from its denaturat-i3n and autodi&estion., These data confirm the view that the-complex formation of prote:'Ins with lipoids constitutes one of the factors that contr.---! the enzymatic processes within the cell.- There are 4 figures and 6 refe:rences, 4 of which are Soviet. ASSOCIATION: Institut biokhitaii im. A. N. Bakhu Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute of Biochemistry iaieni A. 1I. Bakh of the Academy of Sciences, USSR) Card 22/3 DE30RIN. G.A. Der zweite Weltkrieg; llilitaroplitacDer Abriss. Berlin, Verlag des Ainisteriums fur ationale Verteiddung, 1960. 1488 p. tables. Trz;nslated from the original Russian title; Vtoraya hirovaya Voynii. pjMggjN,G.A-; IVANOVA,V.P... OPARIN,A.I.; ILODI,P. Zffect of ergosterol on the enzymatic activify of ;ihosphoglyceraldehyde dehydrogenase. Acta phyetol.hung 17 no.2:133-140 160. 1. Inetitut biokhtmit A9N. 633R. la Balcha, Moskva, I Institut biokhimil A.N.- Vengrli, Budapeaht. (DXMROQMUMS wtab,) (UTAMIN D Oharmacol) T)VTJ rR T 1-3 Z., 1"A111OVA, V. P., -ind 7:-~K711TYOVA, A. r (U-SS-R "The Controlling Effect of the Combination of Proteins with Sterols nnd Nucleic A7id and of Ad!iorption Phenomena in the Course of some Enzymic Processes (read by title). Report presented at the 5th International Biochemistry Congress, Moscow, 10-16 Aug 1961 MKRTUMOVAP N.A.; DEBORIN G A Enzymatic activity of ribonucleaBe adsorbed on EBS-I+ sulforesin. Dokl, AN SSSR 146 no.6:1434,3436 0 '(2. (141RA 15:10) 1- Institut biokhimii im. A.N. Bakha AN SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom A.I. Oparinym. (RIBONITCLEASE) (ION EXCHANGE RESINS) GURVICII, A.Ye.; ENGELIGARDT, V.A., akademik, glav. red.; DEBMIRl" G.A., zwp.. glav. red.; UMBER, L.A., prof., rt~d.; BUZNIKOV, G.A.,, red. [Viroloa and .;m.unology; prchlems of gcneral vivology, st.ru-cture an(I bjo~;ynthe,,,is of ant-lborileg] 1'~.nlunc'joi-rlln; ll-l'c*")Icn;y oi'~~'IvJlel struktura i 27i. (MT.`~4 18:1) 1. Peystvitellnyy chier, AMN SSSIR (fcr ",'illber). YAKOVLEV, V.A.; ETTGFLIGAiW, V.A., akademik, lylav. red.; DEBORIP, G.A., zam. glav. red.; BRAUN'SlITEYN, IL.Ye., akaderik, red. FOZNZSfUYA, A.A., red. [Enzymes] Fermenty. Yoskva, Nauka, 3.964. 310 p. (MIfU 17:9) KRETOVICH, V.L.p otv. red.; PAVIOVSKAYA, T.Ye-0 kand. Wol.nauk, red.; DEBORIN G A., kand. khl--,P,. naul-p xed.; YIUSILINIYOVA, z r"M OVSHY, Yu.A., red.izd-va; AS7AF'Yh'VA, G.V.p G.A., tekhn. red. (Problems of evolutionary and technical biochemistry; on the 70th birthday of Acaeemician A.I.Oparin] ProbleuW evo- liutsionnoi i tekhnIcheskoi blokhintli; k 70-letiiu akade- mika A.I.Oparina. Moskva, Izd-vo 19iauka," 1964. 363 p. (MIAA 170) 1. Akademiya nauk SSbTL. Institut biokbimii. 2. Chlen- korrespondent AN &SM (for Kretovich). SPYiOYLOV, V.I.; ENGELIGARDT, V.A.9 akademik, glav. red.; DEBORIP, G*A.p zam. glav. red.; VASILIYEV, Yu.M,, prof.,, red. (Biology of malignant growth] Biologiia. zlokachesivennogo rosta. Moskvap Nauka, 1965. 254 p. (MIRA 18.6) N ODINTSOVA, M.S.; ENGELIGARDT, V.A., akademik', glav. red.; DEBORIN, G.A., zam. glav. red.; SPIRIN, A.S., doktor biol. nauk, red. [Biosynthesis of protein and nucleic acids] Biosintez belka i nukleinov-ykh kislot. Moskva, lqauka, 1965. 346 p. (MIRA 18:4) DEBORM, G.A.; BjjIUJ:OtTA, V.Z.; ZHUKOVA, I.G. Study of phosphoDpide surface films of Micrococcun lysodeicticuo membraneo tit the water-air interface.rukl. All SSSR 159 no.5: 1161-1164 D 164 ( MFRA 28t1) 1. Institut biokhiniii im. A.N. Dakha fiN SSSR. Pred.9ti-vleno fika- damIkom A.T. Oparinym. OPARIN, A.I.; DEBORIN, G.A. Modeling an active transfer of protein through lipid membranes. Ukr.biokhlm.zhur. 37 no.5.-761-766 165- (MIRA 18:10) 1. Inatitut bickhimii im. A.N.Bakha AN SSSR, Moskva. BARANOVA, T.Z.; '101KOVA, I.G.; DEBOR N, G. . .1 IntArrelationship betwoun the phospholipids from the membralias or Microooccus lysodaikticus and somm, albumiwi in tho monolayar at the bourktary line watAr-a-ir. Dokl,, AN SSSR 165 nu.'Lt-431-434 N 165. (MIRA 18~1.11.) 1. IwO-Uull- bio'kh"zi1j, im. A.N. Ri0in AN SSSR. SOILI ~tvid Jaivwirv 14, 1S65. DEBORIN G.A.; TYURINA, I.P.; TOFXHOVSUYA, T.I.; OPART-N, A.I. --l' - alzymatic splitting of ribanucleic acid separated ftom ribn.- nuclease by a lipid membrane. Zhur. elrol. biokhim. i fi7-lol. no. 6:550-556 N-D 1/05 WITU 19-1) 1. Thstitut biokhimii imeni A.N. Bakha AN SSSR, Moskim. Sub- mitted May 24, 1965. s c f .-",! ! , .* , , 1 -1 , :". 1 A J. 1, . Treatment of urolo-i-3al liseases at the iruskavets health resort. 3ov. :~.-ed. 1,~ I., I.o 11, 1952. DEBORSKI, T. "For a proper trend in the development of the food siuhstitutes Industry," Przemysl Rolny I Spozywczy, "-I:arszawa, 'Vol 8, Yo S, Aug. 1954, p. 287. SO: Eastern European Accessions List, Vol 3, No 11, Yov 1954, L.C. . . ......... .............. ... ....= ,MW/X*dIoIw - Albumen oo t 48 Medicine - Celle "Albume-is of Cell Nuclei," 1. B. Zbarekiyl S. a. Dabov, en Sot Res Oncol Inst imeni P. . Gertsen, 3 3/4 pp '"Dok Ak Nauk SSSR" Vol LIUI, No 6 Obtained three albumen fractions bv various proev- -I-ftee frorm cell nuc2ei: a nucleoprotaid, an acid albumen, ani a residual al .bumen. Their most Im- portant characteristic is their amino acid compo- altion. The acid albumen corresponds to Stedm= Ana Stedman's chromosonin. No detailed study has 0 UM/Medicine - Albumen (Contd) Oct 48 'been made of the residual albumen. Submitted b7 Aced A. I. Oparin 30 Aug 48. 60/49251 DXBOV, S.S. ---W------- MOW. Opantitative content of protein fractions in call nuclei of normal tiesut and in malignant tumors. Biokhtmiia, Moskva 15 no.61314-320 Nov-Doe 50. (CL4L 21:1) I.Blochenical, Laboratory. Central Oncological Institute, Moscow. Amount of promerla fractloats im tho coil nuchil at normal and mal4past tissues. ;. S. I-elltre (Cvt,tr.1 (h ~hwmd ItAkiworw Ift *3I4-'-NKI%l5l~j"lhv 11-11 I I'l nottlial All'I mallselaill 11.;~" W "tall "till OW111A. ',t.fllmst *1 plottrio fractittra. (1) nueleopful eh$ (CRI'l. by M x4cl 1, (2) acidic Protein (Millue ext'l. by 0.05 N N201 11. aud t3) re4lual pnArin. The iturleq,rottein coatent III stottiml human liver cril mirlei vari" Irom 42 fit WO- acidic I'mccio 35 51%. and f"'Ittal 1wolent 4 'A-I M' - - , The uts vleolmlt call of calivritals fillulall fivir rell ~11'-Trl to dvidlv pf"Irm 1111", ated 1"HII'll pf"IeW W 11". 1 he ~llllv relalk"I i. "ItwTv"I Its ntlellIA arld 111411ralAut tat cell Irlei. PrieAllry ZBAR IY,I.B.; MBOV, S.S. Protein fractions of call nuclei. Biokhimiya, 151. 16, )W-195. (BA - A III Kr 153:267) (MIRA 4:10Y DEBOV, S. S. "The Quantitative Content of Protein Fractions in the Cell Nuclei of Certain Benign Tumors of Einbryonic and Regeneratin!T Tissues", Vopr. Med. Khimii, No. 6, Pp 117-124, 1953. The amount of acidic proteins and nucleoproteids in Vie cell nuclei of uterine fibromyomas, fetal tissues, liver se".tions from rats, and re- generating tissues was investigated. The author sugc~ests that the increase in the residual protein content of cell nuclei is connected with a process of tissue dedifferentiation (or anaplasia in tumors), while an increase in the quantity of nucleoproteids, on the other hand, is due to differentiation. SO: Sum. No. 443, 5 Apr 55 DEBOV. S.S. (Moskva) Nucleic acids under normal and pathologit, cond1tions. Usp.biol.khim. 2:115-140 154. (MIRA 12:12) (NUCLZIC ACIDS. metabolism, in Patbol. & normal cond,, IEBOV, S., kandidat biologicheskikh nauk. Proteins and protein metabolism in cancer (Raview of foreign periodical literature). Soyr.probl.onk. 6 no-5:3-8 '54.(KLRA 7:7) (Cancer) (Proteins) USSR/Medicine Biochemistry Card 1/1 Pub. 22 - 27/45 Authors : Debov, S. S. Title : 460iyiation oi~'uracil in tissue homogenateis Periodical : Dok. AN S5SR 99/4., 589-592., Dee 1, 1954 Abstract : The possibility of the formation of thymino in tissue homogenates, through direct methylation (remethylation) of urac.11, was investigated. The results are listed. Ten references: 6-TJSSft; 3-USA and I.-Finglish (1933-1953). Drawings. Institution : The First Medical Institute, Moscow Presented by: Academician A. D. Speranskiy, June 2, 1954 4,~ t!!A lbe b e t u l d ewre b f i q n DAuv lv~; in~d, I(Aim., M5, 1, 422-426; Referal, zis, ri c Abrr. No. M$Pl~-A study A tho contcnt , ' of atlas =d albunlill in strairsxv tbe co