SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT FEKETE, IVAN - FEKETE, MIKLOS, DR.

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FEUTIt Ivan
Degree of ebangeo occurring in the vat beet-exchanging cbambers
of air conditionem Epulstgepeezet 32 no-5:150-155 0 163-
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BAIMDI, Ifiazlo; FE , , Ivan
An account of the 11th International Gongress for Heat
Engineering. Epulotgopeezet 12 no.6t234-237 D'63-

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AZ ERDO. (Orazagos Erdeazati Naesulet) Budapest., Hungary., Vol. 8, No. 9, Sept. 1959.
MonthlyList of East European Accesaions (EFAI) LCO Vol. 8,, No. 3.1, November 1959-
Uncl.
MIR

YEKETE, Janos, dr.
Brief history of the State Therapeutic Institution for Xental
and Neurologic Patients, Ideg. esemle 14 no.2:56-63 7 161.
1. As Oresagoe Ideg- so Zlmegyogyinteset Icoslemenve (Igazgqto:
Dr. Xaria Bela).
(HOSPITALS PSYCHIATRIC hist)

FEKETE, Janoo,_okleveleo mernok
Latest cable bridges in England. Melyepitestud ozemle 3.2
no.8:352-361 Ag 162.
1. GANZ-MAVAG Erzaebet-hid opitsevezetosegenek foopiteavesetoje.

FEXETZ,, James, oklLeV6109 99P891- e0 villamOdwrnok
Guiding principleo for the devign of water treating installations
in condensation power plants. Energia so atom 16 no.8:358-364
Ag 1639,
11 EROTEM.

FEUTE, Janos, okleveles gepeez- es villamosmarnok
Calculation of elastic deformations of pipelines by means
of electronic computers. Energia es atom 16 no.12:537-538
D 163.
1. EROTERV.

Jano3- rkIc-.rm1oa popeszmernok, oklevales villamo3morrink
"tatic problems of main steam pipes. Energia es atnm 17 no.5i
221-226 My 164.
1. Power Plant Designing Office, Budapest.
iT :i";~'
T' T

FEKETE,,J~P98, okleveles mernokp foepiteavezeto
A new cable bridge over the Danube. Pt.l. Term tud kozl 8 no.10:
4,33-436 0 164.

RIKETE, Janos, okleveles memok, foepiteavezeto
A new cable bridge over the Danube. Pt.2. Term tud kozl 8
no.12:529-534 D 164.
1. Ganz-MAVAG Bridge Factory, Budapest.
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ACC NR: AP6027405 SOURCE CODE: HU/0017/66/000/002/0098/0106
AUTHORt Balogh# PjTrgy; Fqketej Janoe 7
ORG: none
TJTLE: Manufacture of geodetic instruments in Hungary. Part 1
SOtRCE: Geodezia es kartografia, no. 2, 1966, 98-106
TOPIC TAGS: geodetic instrument,, theodolite, distance measuring equipment/MOX Te-Bl
theodolite, MOM Te-E5 theodolite, MOM K-320 distance measuring j equipment
ABSTRACT: This article described some of the geodetic instruments manufac-
tured by Magyar Qptikai Muvek (11ungarian Optical Works)(location not givenjo
The descriptions, performance datap and uses for the following instruments
were presented and illustrated: MDH Te-BI one-second theodolite 'MOM K-070.
invar-inlaid basic rod; MOM K-320 dual-image distance measuring system;
MOM K-203'signal plate; MOM K-202 signal plate; MOM K-810 optical'point pro-
jector;*HOM Te-Cl universal theodolite; MOM To-DI repeating-type tachimeter
theodolite; MOM To-D2 tachimeter theodolite (To-D3 and To-D4 representing'
.modern versions); MOM To-23 compass theodolite; 116H te-96 universal theo-'-'
dolite; MOM Ta-DI reducing circula r-disgram, tachimeter; MOM Ta-D4 tachi-
meter with automatic altitude index; MOM MA-1 measuring bench; MOM MA-2
measuring bench; and MOM YA-4 "nsential -diagram measuring bench*"-
Origs figurei- 1 t ' - IJPRS: 36,4571-
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ACC NRt AP6027968
AUTHOR: Balogh, Gyor ; Feketet Janos
SOURCE CODE: ]fU/0017/66/000/003/0206/0213
ORG: none
TITIE'. Manufacture of geodetic instruments # Hungary. Part 2
SOURCE: Geodezia es kartografia,, no. 3, 1966,, 206-213
TOPIC TAGS: geodetic instrument,, theodolite, prism
ABSTRACT: This article describei and illustrates the 'f6llowing instruments
made in Hungary: The MOM NVA1 theodolite, the NOM Ni-B2 theodolite.. the
MOM Ni-B3 automatic throdolite, the MOM NL-B4 automatic theodolice) the
'MOM Ni-B5-compensator theodolite, the MOM Ni-B6 theodolite, the MOM Ni-Cl
.small-size theodolite., the MOM Ni-C2 small theodolite,, the MOM Ni-C3 theo-
.dolite designed especially for rail surveying, the MOM Ni-D1 small compen-
sator theodolite, the MOM Ni-D2 theodolite, the MOM Gi-BI gyroscope theo-
dolite, the MOM Gi-B2 gyroscope theodolite, the K-440 angle prism., the
K-731 pantogtaph, and the K-801 magnifier planimeter. These instruments
are manufactured by Hungarian Optical r Optikai Muy ). Some
Works (Ma A 4v4
planned instrumente7a-nd--g-e-~-e-tlc--dii-tii~ce maters were also described.
Orig..art. has:..13 .figures@ 1JPRS'- 36,8"]
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SUB CODE: 08, 09,, 20 / SUBM DATE: none / ORIG REF: 002 / SOV REF: 001
UDC: 681.2:528(439)

FFEKETE, Jozsef,-fomernok
Organizational measures on lumbering in the Brozoony
State Forestry. Erdo, 13 no.6s246-249 Je 164.
1. Borzsony State Forestry.

FEKETEP Jozaef
Moisture examination under Irrigated wheat crop on meadow
chernozem soils. Hidrologiai kozlony 44 no&lOt472-480 0 164.
1. Chair of Soil Research, University of Agriculture, Godollo.
t

.t 10 ~ ~. '- , ~, -A iaf I, eriB
- b-fibTrP J. , and Others- - Gap - Vol. 6,, no. 32v Dec. 1954. --
Te-chnioal norms for materials in the machine industz7. P. 565.
SOS Monthly list of East European Accessions$ (ZEAL), Lr, Vol. 4, No. 9, Sept. 1955
Unal.

FEISITE j J.
"Process of Depreciation in Value of industrial Fouirtrent and Fethods
for Evaluating Used Machines" I
Jan. 1954,, BuaaNat, Fungary) I P. 18. ( TIOPMETIMS, Vol. 8, No. I,
SOs Yonthly List of East European Accessions, (FrFAL), IZ, Vol. 4,
ITo. 1, Jan. 1955, Uncl.

FEYETEI J.
FEFhTE, J. Some problems of organizing planned and economical treatment of shavirg3
in machinery factories. p. 227.
Vol. 7, No. 6, June 19555-
GEP.
TECHNOLOGY
Eudapest, Eungary
So: East European Accession, Vol. 5, No. 5, Mry 1956

FEKETEP Judit
The system of programing at the enterprises in the German Democratic
Republic. Epitea exemle 5 no.112326-331 N 16:L.
1. Epitesugyi Miniesterium Spitestechnikai an Spiteegazdasagi Iroda
koagazdaeta, Budapest,
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mm, K.
Use of naphthalene sulfonic acid in chrome tanning. p. 91
Vol. 5, 11o. 4, AuGust, 1955 Budapest, IrlitnZar-i BOR-ES
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, (EEAL) I LC, Vol. 5
1,10. 3, March, 1956

FZKETE.,X. VE_~-ESOVA,111% T--11 M, S -
Dinko-bluler's article "The production of prechromed sole leather on a semi-commercial
scale." Tr. fron the Hungarian. P-17 (Kozarstvi, Vol. 7, no. 1 Jan 1957) Praha
SO: Monthly List of East European Accession (EEAL) LG, Vol. 6 no. 7 Jub 1957. Uncl.

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mmGARY/Chemical Teclmologyp Chemical Products and Their H-35
App'll cation, Part 4. - leather, Furs, Gelatin)
T=-~ng AS,-mts, Industrial Proteins.
Abs Jour: Refemt. Zhurral Rhimiya, No 10, 1958, 34833.
Author : Lha.-O.o -RadAti, Gybrgy ) j Alm~n Flekete.
Vago)
Inst I Not givm.
Title Retan-iruing of Vegetably Tamed Leather Fibers in
Leather Boaxd Mazufacture.
Orig Pub: Bbr- es cipbteebnika, 1957s To No 2p 47-50.
Abstract: Waste leether was retanned with Al and Cr sate after
the tannidos bad been removed. For example, a 10 to
15%-ual A12(5003 solution was alkalized with soda
to the alkalinity of 25 to 34 at 35 to 400 before the
tannage; in order to avoid the formation of Al soap,
leather should be washed thoroughly before oiling.
Card 1/2
HOGM/Chemical Tec'mology, Chemical P?-Ocb4cto and Their H-35
Application, Parl', 4. - Leather, Furs, Clelatin)
Tanning Agents, Tneb, trial Proteins.
Abs Jour: Referat. zhurwa xhimiya, NO 1.0, 1958., 34833-
An excess of A'2(SO4)3 decreases the teneil strength of
fibers. similar results were obtained at the retannage
'with 1%-ual Cr203- Considering that the retamed fibers
are not strong enoUgb,, it is expedient to use them mixed
'with chrome leather shavings for manufacturing leather
board. A treatment of retamed fibers with CH20 does
not alter their mechanical properties) but rises their
sweat resistance.
Card

HUNGARY/ Leather, Fury Gelatinsp Tanninr, Materials. H,
Technical Albumins,
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - I(himiya, No 19; 1958, 66331
the latter process followed the usual method). In
addition, the beat results were given by tanning with
11mavopon"; "Lorikal" tanning (pve analoCpus but stiffer
leather. The quantity of fixed sulfur in the leathers
was of the order of 0-5%y independent of the character
of the sulfide solution used for the tannina.
Card 2/2
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WNGARY/Chemical Technology - Leather. Fur, Gelatin. TanninG 11-35
AGents. Industrial 13rotainse
Abs jour : Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 24, 1958j 83932
Author : Fekete, Ke
Inst C----
Title The "Lorical" Tannage and the Possibility of its Lpplica-
tion in Hungary.
Orig Pub Bor-es cipotechn., 1957, 7P No 5.6, 130-132.
Abstract The experiments concerning the manufacture of chrome
leathers for upper part of shoevear are described. The so-
called "Lorical" tannage using the alkyl aulfonatc "Mave-
pun" produces good results and permits lower Cr20 consu=p-
1.4%. The leather obta '; hydro-
tion, to 1.2 - ined is v9r
phyllic and might cause a series of disturbances in produc-
tion, This leather has a lowered affinity toward fat
liquoring agents and anionic dyes which then penetrate the
leather deeperp the fact which provides more uniform dyeing
Card 1/2
- 83 -
HMGMY/ChOmical Tachn,logy . Leathort Pure Gelatin. Tannine
Agcn*s. 'Industrial 12rotoina. U-35
AbG JOur Rof zhur - MWdYa,, N,) 24, 1958) 83932
and fat liquoring. This MOtl'Od Of tanning when applied
to leather shavings and suede leathers produces (Pod re-
,sults' It 'a suitable muinlY for the manufacture of
:ieced together suede and glove leathers.
Card 2/2

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_JWzin,Awc;qgo-.WIth -Hungarian-made resin tanning materials,
Bor cipo 10 no.W20-125 Jl 160.
1. Boripari Kutato Intezet.

FEKETE, Kalman; HEGEDUS, Lorant
The manufacture of abrunk grain pigskin leathers. Bor cipo
10 no.5045-147 3 160.
1. Boripari Kutato Intent (for Fekete), 2# Diszmuborgyar
(for Hegedus).

MMESOVAP MALOVECZ, 1.
Influence of the preceding operations on the properties of
the covering film of buffed side box. Kozarstvi 14 no.l:
3-7 Ta 164.
1. Vyzkunny ustav kozedelny, Budapest, Madarska lidova
republika.
zv'

VEMES, lAazlone, dr.1 FEKETE,,,-K&lm&n; MAIDVECZ, Istvan
Effect of tannage on certain properties of the finish coat
of corrected grain side leathers. Bor cipo I/+ no. 1:- 16-
20 Ja 164,
1. Boripari Vallalt; 'Bor-es Cipotechnika" szerkeaztc
bizotteagi tagja (for Vermes).
2. Boripari Kutato Intezet (for Fekete and Maloveez).
-f -

LRDI, Pal, dr.; FEKETE, Kalman
Thoughts on reLanning oxskinn with chrome oalta an reflected in
the papers read at the Hague congress. Bor cipo IJ, no-4:107-109
Jl 164-
1. Leather Industry Enterpriso; Witorial boarl .-,ember, "Bor- an
Cipotochntka" (for Rrdl). 2. Research Institutq of tha Leat'-ar Industry
(for Fekete).

SMAGY1, Elemor.oklmernok; V."AGY, Imra,dr.; SZIVAX, Attila; FEXETE) Karoly
LAGZAI 52M. Tiborl WERVAK Bela; DULArSZKY, nandor; MDRW,---Vi3mofi,
dkl.-mernok; BELLOSEVICH, gandor-, DDTFSI, Odon; MADAS,Jozaaf; GOCZ,
Bela; V4TTAI, Tivadar- 1IRMTI, Endre
A
Industrial water supply. Fecsi musz ezeml, 6 no-4.s4jaa18jfttr5-14 O-D 161.
1. Vizgazdalkodaqi Tudomanyos Kutato Intezet, igazgatohelyetese
(for V.Nag3r). 2. Melyapitesi Tervezo Vallalat (for Saivak),
3. Deldunan-tuli Vizu&vi Igazgatosag (for Fekete) - 4. rehezipari
Miniazterium Villamosenergialpari Igazgatosag (for Laczai Szabo).
5. Vizgazdalkodasi Tudoiranyos Kutato Intezet (for Gsermak).
6. Pecsi Viz- es Coatornamuvek (for Dulanszky). 7. FTV V.Mernokgeologiai
Oaztaly (for Bellosevich). S. Epitesugyi Hiniszteri= Pecsi Tervezo
Vallalat Ybl-dijas varosrandezo epiteszmarnoke (for Denesi). 9. Pecsi
Szentroszt, (for Madas). 10. Pecs mj.varos Tanacna '16grehajto Bizottsaga
elnokhelyettese (for Gocz). 11. Fees mj.varosi KOJALL (for Varnai).
12. Crazagos Vizugvi Foigazgatosag fomernoke (for Hetenyi)

Karoly
Can the water supply of Pecs bu a3.;urc.--', without the construction of
a second conduit in the Danube? Fecsi musz oze:--,l 5 no.4:14-16 O-D
16o.

JAKAB,, Andras; SCHAFER, Lajoa; TAFFER, Dezao, dr.; RADETZKY, Jeno;
PATKAI, Iwo, dr.-, BABAY, Karoly; SOLYMOSSY, Laszlo, dr.;
GYORY, Jano;,IXIM
.Tg4.jAL9jU FEFOICZ, Miklos; GFREBY, Gyorgv,-
SZEMERE, Laszlo; SAGHY, Antal, dr.; CSABA, Jozaef; KEVE, Andras,
dr.1 AGARDI, Ede; KOFFAN, Karoly; SCHMIDT, Egon
Data an the avifauna of Dunantul. Aquila 69/70:260-266 162-163
[publ. 1641.

GATI, T.; AE1 01, L.; HIDEG, J.; TARI, Judit; with the technical assistance
of FEMTE., Katalin
Osmotic effect of duodenal contents-on the autoregulation of blood
pressure. Preliminary report. Acta physiol. Acad. sci. hung. 22
no.2t201-202 162.
1. Institute of Pathophysiologyj, Medical University,, Budapest and
Hungarian Army and Medical Corps.
(BLOOD PRFSSURS) (DaoDEN um) (osmosis)

GATI, Tibor; RIGO, Janos; GYESq-'.' Kalman; SOS, Jozsef; TechnJkai assiziaztens:
.FEKETE, Katalin; JONA,'Margit
Cardiavaeopathogenio diet, effect of Ca and Mg on the strength of
the cold pressor reflex in rate. Kiserl. orvostud. 16 no.4:380-384
Ag 164.
1. Budapesti Orvostudomanyl Egystem Korelettani Intezete.

FEJIM; LANG
British Radio and Electronic Components Showo London. Hir
techn 14'no.5sl9l+-195 0 163.

F~
7he Miskolo Railroadmen's Sporto Club in the, vanguard of the Eastern
Divioisn. of the National ChmmpionWdp II. Nagy vasut 7 no.136 I Ja t65.

FEYETE, Lasz1o; KR-IEIIYI, Rezoo
Surface hardening of crankahafts. Gopgyartatitechn 2 no.6:
201-209 Je 162.
1. GANZ41AVAG Motorgyar Hokezelouzem.
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nKZTE,Laszlo (Miskolc)
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(A7, Ors7agos Koisegeazsebugyi Intezet Koelemenye)
"Examination of Smples of Puman Milk."
Orvosok Lapja, 1947 313(99-90)
Abcti Exe. Med. 11., Vol. 1l,, No. 4,, Ps 484

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(state InBt. of Hygienep Budapest)
"Comparative Studies of Endemic Goitre Districts in Hungary*"
Tlepegeszsegugy 1948, 29/27(625-629)
Abst: Exc. Med. 111, Vol. 311, No. 3s P. 90

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Z=. L.;XOVAGZT, I.
Uperimental, intravenous protein injection with high nutritional
case in hydrolyeats. Ory, hatil, 92 no.18:566-569 6 Vay 1951, (CM 24:5)
1. Head Departmental lVoicim for Yokota; Engineer for Xorpacsy. 2,.In-
stituts of Natritive Science (Dirootor -- Dro Robert Tarjan),

mirm 0 LO
Clinical mnifestations of bypo- and hyperkalsmia. Orr. hatil. 94 n0.26:
705-n2 28 June 1953. (OLML 25:1)
1, Doctor. 2. Second Internal Clinic (Director - Prof. Dr. lure Heynal),
Budapest Medical University&

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3206. FEKETE L. * Die Wirkung dRitischer Eiw eis skomplettie rung auf die Anti-
To-RUn-p-RoUMion bel mit Tetanusanatoxin immunisierten Kindern. T h e I n -
fluence of dietetic completion of protein on the product-
ion of antitoxin in children immunized by tetanus ana-
toxin ACTA MICROBIOL. ACAD. SCIENT. HUNG. (Budapest) 1954, 1/4
(445-452) Graphs I Tables I
The Influence of dietetic protein completion by highly nutritive protein on the pro-
duction of Immune substances in IZ-year-old boys immunized by. tetanus anatoxin
is described. (1) It was established that the protein Injected and that given in the
diet brought about an Increase in the production of Immune substances in the
children concerned, as compared with control children who did not receive add-
Itional protein. (2) It was demonstrated that under the conditions of this experi-
ment, there was a positive relationship between the ut e of complete protein per
I kg. body weight and the quantity of Immune substance produced. A higher util-
ization of complete protein caus6s larger serum antitoxin values. (3) When 1.2 to
1.7 g. protein per kg. was administered a massive production of immune sub-
stances was observed. (4) A practical conclusion was that, in the course of pro-
phylactic injections in children, living on a monotonous diet rich in vegetable pro-
tein, t-ompletion by proteins of good quality (eggs, milk, cheese, etc.) 2 to 3 '
weeks before active immunization may enhance the result of the injections - and
thus the value of active immunization - to a high degree. In the present experl-
mental conditions administration of protein of a good quality was followed by a
more massive production of immune substances, and thus probably also by pro-
longed immunity.
Author (XVII, 4)

Hungary/Analytical Chemistry, Analysis of Inorganic Substances, G-2
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Khimiya., No 19, 1956,, 61825
Author:
Institution: None
Title: Complexometric Determination of Calcium and Magnesium in Soil and
Irrigation Water
Original
Periodical: A talajes ontozoviz kalcium-es magnezium tartalmansk komplexonmetrias.
meghatarozasa. Orazagoo mezogazd momosegvizag. int. evk. 1952-1953
(1954), 21 165-1.68; Hunearian; Russian and German resume/s
Abstract: Ca2**and Mg2* ions are titrated vith Complexon III, the former to
murexode, the latter to eriochrome black T at a definite pH value.
The proposed method suitable for series determinations surpasses in
accuracy other methods.
Card 1/1

Xlemer; Lasslo
ft&A.k
Body weight, body height,
no,4:lil-li6 Ap 154.
and nutrition. Oyormekgyogyassat
(]MAL 3t8)
1, BlelmsestudomaAyl. Intezat ( kasgatot dr, Tarjan Robert)
(BODY. VJIGHT* Ih La. & child
*nutritional factors)
(BoDr HzIGHT, in inf. & child
*nutrittowa-faotors)
(NMITION
*relation to 'body weight & hight in child)

PMTR, Laszlo; XORPACZY, Istvan; VARDr. Pal
Iffect of tryptophan and lysine poor diet on nitrogen metabolisup
on Its distribution In tissue and on synthesis of serum proteins,
11iserletes oryostud. 6 noo3t233-259 MY 54.
1. 311olmosestudomanyl Inteset.
(TRYPTOPHAN, deficiency,
off* blood proteins & nitrogen metab. In dogs. lysine
tryptophan defic. diet)
(LTS111, deficiency,
off@ on blood proteins & nitrogen moteb. in dogs, 1,Ysine &
tryptophan defic, diet)
(BLOOD PROTRINS,
off. of lysine & tryptophan defic. diet in dogs, lysine &
tryptophan defic. diet)
(NITROOIN, metabolism,
off* of lysine & tryptophan defio. diet In dogs)
.V

Affect of higbm-protein diet on antitoxin production In children
Immunized with tetanus anatoxin. Ory hatil 95 no.13:343-346
Mr '54. (ANAL 3:8)
1, As Blelmoo6studomany Inteset (Igasgato: Tarjan Robert dr.)
koslemenye.
(TATAJUS,
*off. of hIgh-protein dist"on antitoxin prod, in child,
I-v=ized with tetanus tozoid)
(DIMS
*high-protein, off. on antitoxin prod. in child.
i-Nunized with tetanus toxoXd)
(FBMINS
*high-protein diet, off. on antitoxin prod. in child.
I izs& with tatamus tozold)

7MTx, Laszlo,; KCRPAOZY. Istyan.
lnventigations on dynamics of protein symthesin by investigations
on serum regenerati-Xiserletes orwostud. 7 no.2:201-206 Mar 55.
1. Alelmosestu&omanyi Inteset. Budapest.
(BLOOD PROMINS,
off. of nitrogen-defic. diets in animals)
(NITROMM, deficiency,
off. of low nitrogen diets on blood proteins in animals)

ed
$6. Variations In the nutritive value G sun ow
! it C t e, t, K 0 C 1,
'kD tpltsotelln - L, F e No, 3. pp
4_31, -3 tabs.)
Tests have proved that the biologically optimal
t. method of Wl extrictiOVI N the preliminary heat treat.
Ment.of the kernel' prior to P!emingi and extraction
with petrol solvent. The outritive ". ue of sunflcower
%CCd3 KfOWII in HUn9CtrY SUrVa"" that Of SOY4 f",gniJ'td
in liter.Tture as having the higheit vegetable protein
Cont-mt. Met& lism. Crawth and lierUM'CAVIMin je.Stil,
" 'r ved IrIt that Woct of heat fte-tMent whii:h
h~nvel 1. In the increase Of the uutritive'value is not due
to the el"tri:ction, of tbe fevinent inhibitcrs anti toxins
liut presumably to biochentical chAlj#CI. The renidues
(,I extraction which ptimarily contain allmnlin., MRY
tinder given rMt,"ances be tiqed for nutritional pur.

FEKETE-E, L.: KOTIPACZY, I.
------------
Biologicil examination of the nutritional value of lupine (Lupinus albus.. Lupinus'
luteus L.). P. 321. Vol 9, no, 9, Oct. 1955. IELr,,'-!EZ7':)I IPAR. Budapest, Hungary.
J=j Establishment of the Elok Sigmond and Tamas Kosutany Commemorative Medals.
po 324.
So: Eastern European Accession. Vol 5, no. 4, April 1956

BUOTI, Balass, dr. 9, FIMI, Lasslo, dr.; KDM. Oyorgri, dr.
X-ray studies on the ossification of the carpal bons In 6 year
old school children. 0yermekgyogyassat 7 no-7:202-206 July, 56.
1. As Ilelmesee as Taplakosastudomanyt Intezet, Budapest as a
Szolnoknogyal Tanscs-Norhas koil.
(GROWTH, In Inf. & child
develop. of carpus, x-ray studios In six year old school
children (Hun))

YXIMS, Laszlo; KORPAGZT, Istvan.
Complementary relation of food proteins and their dogradative effect
On the !,,!"T-1t1T~ Talus of foods. Irisairletes orrostud 8 no.1:39-47
1956.
1. Xlelmenes- so Toplalkosastudomanyl Inteset, Budapest.
(700D
proteins, complementaa7 relation & its promoting &
dogradative off. on nutritive volue of foods (Run))
(PROTSITS, netab.
complementary relation of food proteins, promoting &
dogradative off. on nutritive value of foods (Hun))
(NUTRITION
nutritive value of foods, promoting & dogradstive off. of
complementary relation of food proteins (Hun))
I- IV

EXCERM Sec,12 Vol,g/lo PbrAologysetc, 0456
4475. FEKETE L. and KORPACZY 1. tlelmezds do Tdpldlkozantudominyt Int.,
Budapeit. 4 trendi feh#rjdk egymist klegdszftO (komplettdl6) do tdpertfk
esdkkento (degradal6) hatdoa. Mutual supplementing and 'de-
grading* action of nutritional proteins KMPRL.ORVOSTUD.
1956, 8/1 (39-41) Graphs I Tables 3
The N utilization of a pure wheat flour was increased by 40-45% by supplementa-
tion with egg or sunflower proteins. On the other hand. admixture of corn-grits
to pure wheat flour decreased the N utilization of the latter, the phenomenon being
called by the authors a 'degrading effect'. The role of the relative proportions of
leucine, holeucine and tryptophan is discussed. The significance of these find-
ings in practical dietetics is stressed. Bdlint - Budapest

~ff5 "n

BEWN, Laszlo, dr.,; KORANYI, Andras, dr.
Tvo case o of the Moses syndrome. Orw. hatil. 97 no.2:53-33 8 Jan
56,'
1. A Janos Korbas-randelo (igutgato-foorron: Bakaes Tibor dr.) I oz.
Belontalyanak (foorvos; Korwqi Andres dr.) koclemanys.
(LIM CIRRHOSIS, compl.
polyoytheals vers, Moose synd., diag. (Run))
(POLYCYTHNNIA V31BA, otiol. & pathogen.
liver cirrhosis, Moses synd., diag. (Hun))

HWWM1&zman and Animal Morphology. Dlood and flenatopoietic S
Organs i,
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Diol.) No 15) 1958) 69620.
Author Szilas, Jenoj Lang) Sandor; Fekste, Lasz~o-
Inst
Title A New Method of Deteiminitg Polychromatophilia and
Types of Reticulocyteg.
Orig Pub: Orv- betilap, 19560 vol. 97, No 30, 822-824.
Abstract: A mixture is prepared which is composed of saturated
solutions of the following dyes: four ml cosin,
six ml brilliant cresyl violet, and one ml methylene
blue. To this is added 0.1 nI of 0.1 X solution of
Nn0H- A drop of this mixture is placed on a slide
ard allowed to dry. A drop of fresh blood is
then applied to the slide and kept in a mist chamber
for 45 min. After this, the smear is prepared.
Card 1/2
e-e"

WGARY/Human and Animal Morphology. Blood and Hemtopoietic
Organs.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Diol-) No 15, 1958) 6962o.
Protoplasn of the retimlocytes acquires a different
staining color depending on the degree of its maturity:
this ranges fron a violet blue at the youngest stages
through blue and azure to bronze. The substantia fila-
mentoea in all cases is dark violet. -- 1. Budovari.
Card 2/2
23

ME"
NMW9 Gy.; KLINEIRG, J.; ABRMM, X.
Complement t1tree in subjects with differing uptakes of dietary protein,
with special reference to antibody formation in dependence on diet.
Acte. microb, humg, 4 noAt405-411 1957.
I& State Institute of 7ood Resesrah and Natrition, Budapest.
(OOMPLENOT
titers, off. of dietary protein uptake)
(PROTIRINS9 off,
dietary protein uptake on complement titers.)

-GUGTr.-B-E11"s. -Dr. -, nxis, Coral, Dr.
Ossification and development of the wrist In children living on diets
of different calcium and vitamin D content. HePegeassegugy 38 no.6:
157-159 June 57.
l..Koalamerq oz Orstagos Blemezes-es Taplalkozastudyomanyi Intezvibol
ea a Szolnok megyel wnace korhozabol,
(WRIST, physiol.
eff. of different levels of dietary calcium & vitamin D
on growth & onsifioations (Han))
(CAIDIUM, pbysiol.
eff. of different levels of dietary calcium on growth
& ossification of wrist (Han))
(VITAMIN D, physiol.
eff. of different levels of dietary vitamin D on growth
& ossification of wrist (Han))

- P-lazio-
New type of skin-bld measuring device. NePegeszoegua 39 no."M8-
209 Aug-Sept 58.
1, Moslemany as Oresagoe Blelmeses as Taplakozastudomanyi Intesetbol,
(YAM TISSUB
'bodty fat, Indirect estimation with appar. for measurement
of skin fold (Man))

ITLTITIGARY Human and Animal Morphology (Normal and S
Patholoaioal). IntoGoment.
s Jour : Ref, Zhur - Biologiya, No. 3) 1959., 12381
AuTihor : Faketo, Laszlo
Inat
'Tit-le : Indirect Determination of the Amount of Fat
in the Body of Healthy and Sick Individuals,
Orig Pub : Orv. hetilap, 1958, 99, No. 17, 562-566
Abstract : The author constructed rn apparatus by means of
which he conductod mensurments of the thickness
of cutaneous folds. A table was compiled which
permits, according to the data of cutaneous-
fold moasurements, percentagewiso estimating tho
amount of Iat In tho body.
Card 1/1

IDPORs Andre; DIMe Andre; JZWB, ragglo
On tba determinatio- .
T Of urinarY uranium content. Niggrlet.,
OrvOstudOVRAY 12 no.1:91-94 F '6o.
(UBLNIUM urine)

FMT311 Las z.lop dre
Recent trende in the development of dletetios. ory.)Igtll,, 10,
i605:,1244-iMt 28 Ag 160.
1. Yovarool VINegradi Korhas,
(DIXTATIC43)

FEKETE
-)-,-L-aozlol dr.- P az OrVOOtudomaLnyok k=adatusa
A n8v trend in the development of
222-226 my ,6i. distatics, Term tud kozi 5 no.5:
I- FOOrvOGs Viaegrad.

COUNTRY Hungary E-2
CATEGORY AnalyticAa Chemistry, A"BlYsie of Inorganic
S
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ADS. JOUR. U1. I Xi 0 1959, 6-702
AUT-40FI Upor, L.; Fpkete', L.i Nagy, 0.
T 6
T- i
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its zieparation by ~he Bicarbonate Xe- t 1 i od
ORIG. PUB. Magyar kew. lapia$ 1c-581 13, No 7-8, 305
W
AB;3TRACT Frow, 't'LLe precipitate Of (DThU)2U2C7 W'IIC'-- is
obt~,ined by the action of M401i on a solution conta.`"nin-g.
U. LLe 1~,ttcr is i~sualjy dissolved by troatrxnt wit'r. -a
c r1 -, o na t c. rf an alkali metal- however, in the presence of
N portion of U ?about remains in the
precipitate due to adsorption. It was found teat this
dc-fect is eliminated in the presence of Th(OH)4. in the
del,ei%,.ination Of IJ, prior to the precipitation with anxionia
Th-s:ilt' (20 mg Th per apprcximately (- mg U", is added to the
sclution. After 0.5 hours the Drecipitate is filtered off
and dissolved in 50-70-m1 of hot 5t6 solution of Na2C03i the
solutior. is ~acidified with sulfuric acid, treated w1th a
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YEKETE, I,aszlovokl.gepeszmarnok
Tempering device of medium frequencey. Villawasag 9 no.5:
1Z?-129 My 161.
1. rianz-MAVAG motorgyar hokezelouzema.
'Mill. -1.11"I'll.-

FEKETE Lsszlo; NNOWI, RezBo
Temperature meaBurem.ent by milliscope during flame and induction
hardening. Mares automet, 9 no.101-303-306 161.
1. Ganz-Havag.

FEKETE) Laszlo
"Mechanical technology" by ~r. Laszlo Gillemot. Reviewed by Laszlo
Fakete. Gap 13 no.4:154 Ap 61.
1. "Gap" fOS2erkeastoje.

T&Bks in the field of the inabine building for chemical induBtries.
)bAy kem.lap 16 -no.2:49-52.. 7 161.
1. Nobezipari Minia-zterim.

CESTEIMICHER, H.; FEKMS Laszlo (tranalatoro decoaned)
The 2d Conference on Machine Tools at Dresden. Gep 14
no.8:282-285 Ag 162.

I -
Frigyes Szandter's Geplakatos szakismeretek I es II (Handbook for Engine
Fitters. Vols. 1-2); a book review,
P. 262. (GEP.) (Budapest, Hungary) Vol. 9, No. 7/8, Oct./Nov. 1957
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accession (EUI) LC. Vol. 7, No. 5,, 1958
IN

FEKETE, L.
"Report on the 1959 Spring Leipzig Fair. L P. 225
GIF. (Gepipart Tudomanyos Zaesulet). Budapest, Hungary.
vol. 11, No. 6, June 1959
Monthly list of Bast 1hropean Accessions (EFAI), LO, Vol. 8, No. 8,
August 1959
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I he efffttivv removal of clot dust (MM coal mhm the uW of
nhaustors is proposed. The cost of this olms tion ran he
.covered by the furl vahle 0( the cod dust recovered.
fork" Flails,

New thories for the computation of slag in nonferrous metallurgy. Act&
techn Hung 32 no-3/4:299-319 161, (EKAI 10W
1. Forschunginatitut fur Nichtsiasn-Metalleg Budapest.
Monferrous metals) (slag)

FEKETE, laszlo
In honor of the Railroadmen's Day. Magy vaaut 8 no.14:2 18 JI 164.
1. Miskolc Directorate, Hungarian State Railways, Miskolc.

EUNGARY
FEKETE,_14jo
A,-Dx,--docent; [affiliation not given].
"The Breeding Principle and the Mode of Housing in Pig Breeding."
Budapest, Mar!tar Allatorvosok Lapja, Vol 18, No 8, Augg 1963, pages 331-334.
C,
Abstrict: The most important task of the breeder is to continuously improve
his stock from generation to generation. The author discusses the essential
difference between swine which are bred for lard and those bred mainly for
meat or ham, The economic significance of the correct choice is stressed.
This depends not only on the species selected but also on its fodder re-
quirements. The problem of open air and enclosed accomodations is also
discussed in detail. Recommendations are made. No references.

r"DICA S-c 2 Vol 3 10 1'.L:,
2870. Acriou ov oi,., 'rnr' ISOLATED FROG WI-I'ART -iber, rt')Cr e-!n
der i!*,ah,:rten
Sepp J. and F(; kete N!, -d. Univ.
S7-~,gpd - ACTA l~'!!41:310L.ACAlj7gClllU,-;G.' 1953, 12/nui,01.0)
Uranyl ions have a hypodynamic action on the isolated fro heart. This is prevented
by ATP. 111.!xooc pho:,phalc has the nanic effect. The hypodynamic effect of ACh is
;I rciril'ot-cfcl by ATP; thin in thki ATP-reversed effect. After experiments with
thonnhyltini-~ it Is concluded that ATP may be a ChE inhibitor. Tile ATP-reversed
effect in not innuenced by hexamethonium or D-tubocurarine. ATP may have an
eff(,r!t nn the release of ACh.

SM, Joznef; Marball; KZMYI, Tamas; MARTONOSI, Antal
Mechanism of action of adenosine triphoffphoric acid in isolated frog
heart. Xiserletes orvostud 9 no.5-6t476-481 Oct-Dee 58.
1. Szegedi Orvostudomanyi, 2gyetem Elettani Intesete.
(ABWLPMWHOSPHATE, physiol.
mechanism of inotropic action in Isolated frog heart (Ran))
(MYOGAIMM, physiol.
inotropic action of ATP In isolated frog heart, mechanism (B=)
2.1
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BORSYO J.1 FEKETLI M~i GSIMOIAP Zo.
Antimescaline affect of trioxazine (N-0.4,5-trimethoxybenzoyl)-
tetrahydro-1#4-oxazinel. Aota physiol. hung. 19 no.1-4:27-32 161.
1. Pharmacoindustrial Research Institute, Budapest,
(MESCALINE antagonists) (TRANQUILIZING AGEVTS pharmacology)

HUNGARY
-Zg ~E ~, and BORSY, J., of the Institute for Pharmacoindustrial
Research, Budapest (Original version not given].
nEffect of IMIPRAIIINE (N-[3-Dimethylaminopropyl]-:Lminodibenzyl HC1)
on Impulse Formation in the Rat Heart in Vivo"
Budapest, Acta Physiologica Academiae Scientiarum. Hungaricae, Supplement
to Vol 22, 1963; P 12-
Abstract (Authors$ English summary, modified]: Imipramine in intravenous
doses of 4 to 6 mg/kg inhibited the disturbance of rhythm caused by
aconitino and calcium chloride. The bradycardia elicited by pretreat-
ment with reserpine could be antagonized in 63% of the cases by the
intravenous injection of 4 mg/kg of imipramine. The drug, however, had
no influence on the bradyoardia caused by bretylium tosylato and in-
creased the negative chronotropic effeat of guanothidine.

PUMP, Karo3y, dr.; GYODI, Oyula, dr.; FEKETE, Miklos, dr.
The importance of antis treptolysin-0, electrophoresis and
c-reactive proteih tests in acute glmerulonephritis in
children. Oyermekgyogyaszat 14 no.9:257-261 S*163-
1. Pecei Orvbstudomanyi Egyetem (brermokklinikajanak (Igazgato:
Kerpel-Fronius Odon dr~, egyatemi,twiar) kozlemenye.
(GLOMERULONEPHRITIS) (ANTISTREPTM.YSIN)
(ELECTROPHORESIS) (C-REACTIVE PROTEIN)
(BLOOD PR07EIN DISORDERS)

HUNGARY
BORSY, J FEKETE and CSAK, Z.A.. of the Institute for Pharmaco-
J~~
industrM 0--a-r-ch,
Uapeet (Original version not given].
"The Mescaline-Antagonizing Effect of Some Ergot Alkaloids in Correlation
with Their Antiserotonin Activity"
Budapest, Acta Physiologica Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae, Supplement
to Vol 22, 1963; p 28.
Abstract [Authors' English summary modified): The effecta of LSD-25,
BOL-1W UML-491 and dihydroergotamine on mescaline stereotypia and exci-
tation have been studied in mice. Inhibition of the scratch reflex
evoked by mescaline was strongest with LSD-25. The latter also completely
blocked the stimulating effect of mescaline, and the action of BOL-148
was the same, but the other two compounds were ineffective. The highest
serotonin activity was exhibited by M-491,

VARGA, F.; WSS, B.)# FEKETEp M.
Causes of the low oxygen consumption in 1 to 7-day old prematures.
Acts. paediat. acad. scis Hung* 6 no.3/4:323-327 165.
1. Department of Paediatries and Institute of Anatomy, University
Medical School, Pecs. Submitted April 3, 1965.

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ACC NR: AT6oo7416 SOURCE CODBi HU/2505/65/026/bOX/0032/bO33
AUTHOR: Feketeg M.
ORGt Institute of Pharmacoindustriai Research# Budapest (Gyogyezeriparl Kutato.
Intezet
TITLE: Mechanism of noradrenalin potentiation by imipramire (This paper was
presented at the 29th Meeting 2f Ik Hunparlan Wvsiological-Sogioty held in
Szeged from
2 to 4 July 19641
SOURCE: Academia scientiarum hungaricae. Acta physiologica, v. 26# 9upplements''.
1905j, -32-!33
TOPIC TAGS: pharmacology, drug effect, autonomic nervous system,, nervous system,,
drug, cat
ABSTRACT: the role of cholinerei ects
i-in the potentiation ot'noradrenalin by imi ramine has been studied.. In dogs,,
enhanced
~,the arrhythmic response elicited by high .6 of noradrenalin were
by imipramine, while the development of arrhythmia. in vagotomizsd animals
~or those treated beforehand with atropine was inhibited by It. Cocaine en-
1hanced the arrhythmiA in both.cases, In decerebrated and atropine-pretreated
tipmine and drenalin
enhamed_ the pressor ef fect_*f_nQ-Mg
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and curare inhibited the nomdrenalin-potentiatinq effects of both imi-
pramine and the ohollnesterase blockin8 agents mentloned. The rnsults a
ugges
the role of cholinergic mechanisms in the noradrenalin-potentiating effect..':.,
of imipramine. They also indicate that the sensitivity of the sympathetio
lrecep~qr is s~gnificptl rpk4. Ac tons'#"
the actual par4symp4th~~
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(Badapesti Orvostudowr4)lapten liserleti Kutsto zot)
TrMt Coronary vasodi3ator effect of mtho- =1aind soma other phenotbiazine
'derivatives
SOURCE s Acadenia nalentlanm bmgaricae. Aata ybqviolagica, v. 27. no. 2. 1965. 193-19?
Topic TAGs: chUmpromaxam. blood circulation, drug effect, nervous system drug
ABsTRAc-L: 1) YAthophenadne v" fowA to wwrt a am narked wA prolonged coronary
vasodil,ator affect on the LanoMorf isolated heart preparation than does papavorine,
chlorpiomazine or perphassines .2)'Methoyhe'nazine inhibits the MOPMSSIU-
Anduced elevation of the T-wave to Vie a"& extent as PrerwUnine.
.'Chlorpromazine and perpboazine are less p6tent in thi3 respect. 3) my*-
t
.~v.cardial blood flow was increased somewhat less, and ausclo Wood flow
:somewhat more by the tested phenothiazine derivatives than by papaverine,
-In both respects, methoommaine proved to be the most effective one
awng'. th ine.derivatives testedt Origo arte hast 3 f igure a0 corigs
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2-io
AUTHOR: Toldy, Lajos (Doctor); Toth, Istvan; ~~!e X" 130ray. JoWef
(Doctor)- ~!~n (Doctor),
ORG: Pharmaceutical Research Institute, Budipeat (clyogyazeripari Kutatd Intezet)
TITLE: Phenthiazine derivatives, VI. Attempts at the preparation of phenthiazines
with a selective coronary dilatatory effect
SOURCE: Academia scientiarum hungaricae. Acta chimica, v. 44, no- 3. 1963, 301-303
TOPIC TAGS: isomer, tranquilizer, drug effect, circulatory drug, pharma6ologyi
nonmetallic organic derivative
ABSTRACT: Various structural changes were made in the tranquilizer Methophenazine in
--order to separate its coronary dilatory effect which is also of therapeutic 1M_
portance, Certain correlations between structure and coronary dilatatory
effect were fotind in the course of pharmaceutical testing of the derivativea,i
'The properties desired by the authors were found most favorable in a
Methophenazine isomer [3-chloro-lo-p-[41-(P'-hydroxyethyl)-piperazinyl-11],
prop,jlphenthiiiine-311,4",5"-trimethoxybenzoate]. Having a slight sedative
effect only* and almost no effect on the - autonomic nervous system,
Isomethophenazine can be considered - a-phenthiazine derivative with a
.potential for selective coronary dilatatory action. Some polymethoxyphon-
thiazine derivatives, and some phenthiazine derivatives in combination
.with glucose or with sugar alcohols were also prepared in the course of
this w6rk. Orig. art. has: 1 table. JPRS1
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SZ1GO, Laszlo, dr.,; rAWN, Kargit, ,dr.
Study on the role of pbyalcal-factore in dermatitis caused by
Rut& graveolens. Borgyogy. vener. szemle 10 no.2:86-89 Karch 56
1. Szabolcs-Ssatimar Negya Tanaess Xorhaza. Nyiregybaza (igasgato:
Zempleni Bela dr.) Borgyogyassati osstalyanak (foorvos: Szego
Laszlo dr.) koxl.
(DMMTITIS. CMACT
occup., caused by Ruta. graveolens in workers on medicinal
herb plantations (Elun))
(OCCUPATIONAL DISMSICS
contact dermatitis, caused by Ruta. graveolens in workers
on medicinal herb plantations (Efun))
(PLOTS
Ruta. graveolens. causing contact dermatitis in workers on
medicinal herb plantations (Eban))

HUNGARY Pediatrics
KERPEL-FRONIUS, Odon, Dr, ~METE~~,_Pr, JANI, Lajos, Dr; Vedical Uni-
versity of Pecs, Pediatric Clinic (director: KERPEL-FRONIUS, Odon, Dr)
(Pecsi Orvostudomanyi Egyetem, Gyermekklinika).
hLactose Malabsorption in Different Forms of Atrophy."
Budapest, Orvosi Hetilap, Vol 107, No 35, 28 Aug 66, pages 1633-1639.
Abstract: [Authors' Hungarian summary] Lactose, saccharose, -lucose and,
galactose loading tests performed on 62 infants in a state of severe atrophy
indicated the presence of lactose malabsorption in one-fourth of the cases.
In these cases, the blood sugar curve, after lactose administration, was
flat and the fecal pit was lowered. Since the results of glucose and galactose
or saccharose loading tests In these cases did not differ greatly from those
of the controls, it can be assumed that an elective, acquired damage to the
lactase activity is involved. The most frequent and most severe cases of
lactose malabsorption were found among those infajits in whom the atrophy was
caused by low milk and protein ingestion or by coll infection. These factors
appear to be of greater importance in the development of lactose malabsorption
than the atrophy of the body itself. Lactose splitting or absorption is one
~of the parameters the repair . of which occurs j> in the course of
rehabilitation of these infants. 1 Hungarian, 17 Western references.
1/1

HUNDART
MMTUN, Gyula, Dr, JARAI, Istvan, Dr, BATA, Gaza, Dr,
Medical University of Pecs, Pediatric Clinic (director
Odont Dr) (Pecal Orvostodomanyi Fgyeteml Oyarmokklinika),
"The Importance of Skin Temperature In Chemical Thermoregulation of
Hypothermic, Immature Infants," '
Budapest, Orvosi Hetilap, Vol 107, No 17, 24 Apr 66, pages 775-779.
Abstmetz [Authors' HunGarian summary] The changes in and relationship
een b2 consumption and the temperature of the colon, abdomen, skin
and forehead were studied at different environmental temperatures in 13
hypothermic, immature infants 1-14 days of age who veighed. 1200-1700 g
at birth. The observations led to the following conclusions: 1) Under the
experimental conditions used, the hypothermic basal temperature is not
a decisive factor in the elioitatXon and maintenance of chemical therno-
regulation. 2) In the 1Wpothermio immature infant, chemical thermoregula-
tion proceeds at a considerably lower skin temperature 1 m 1 than in the
normothersio newborn. It can be assumed that this chanjo in regulation is
produced by the hypotherrq itself through functional chugs# either In
the peripheral or In the oentral wichanian of thermoreception, I Hungarian,
3 Western referenoes,
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