SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KHODAS, M. YA. - KHNYKIN, V.F.

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PETROVSKIY, B.V.; SOLOVIYEV, G.,M.; SIIUIaXOV, V.I.; BUNYATYAN, A.A.;
_MQPAS TINITSKAYA, G.Kh.
,_H,jg_.;_SHABALKIN, B.V.; RYSHKIN, V.S.; PYA
Results of work with the apparatus of artificial blood circulation
of the Craford-Senning sy tem. Trudy 1-go MMI 33:9-14 164.
Os
(MIRA 18:3)

PETROVSKIY, B.V,; SOLOVII-EV, G.M.; OODAS, M.Yaq ARKATOV, V.A.;
ZHIDOVETSU.YA, A.M.; TUIVA~MM,"T.-M.'
Some hematological and biochemical indicos In experim-,ntal
extracorporeal circulation; preliminary report. Tr"dy 1-go
IM 33:15-24 164. (MIFIA 18:3)

:Mr4_4 Wa
YJJODAS, M.Ya.; GRACHEV, V.I. (deceased]; MANUA,, L.A.
Mechanism of the effect of thlopental on the level of the bli~od
sugar in other anesthesia. Trudy 1-go 10ff, 3304-40 164.
Effect of thiopental on the content of adrenergic substances in
the blood An other anesthesia. Ibid.:51-,11;6
(KMA 111:3)

GEBSELIJ G.Ya.; KHODAS, M.Ya.
Some problems in the study of the physiology of thn heart; ef'Vact
of phenothiazine rrepwrations on the heart.'Trudy J-f~o 1,241 33:
~83-104 164. 18:3)

0,51FOIVIP V.P.; 1`1110DAS'.1i.ya'. -
State of the .blood suppjy of tye ccret-,r,,,j cort(x dur 'Ing artific~.al
arterial hypotoniu. Trudy I.-go tA.11 33:105-1'15 164 -
111
', R!, 18:3)
0
1

RAIASHOV, YuoA. [deceased];
'I.KOLYUTSKAYA, O.D.
.A&JQY~o
..!R OLD
Mothos of polarograpbic determination of oxygen tension in
the tisBues. Trudy I-go MMI 33:116-119 164.
(MMA 18:3)

BUNYATYAN, A.A.; SOLOVIMNI G.M.; SHIMAKOV, I
Anesthetic characteristics and safety Frovi.sions in operations
on an open heart with extracorporeal circulation. Trudy I-go
14141 33:199-204 164. (MIRA 23: 3)

RAYSKIRA~ M.7a.; SAWYLOVA, Z.T.; "2PA�O..H.XA..
Effect of adrenaline, naradrenallne ancl-acetylabollne on tte
oxygen balanoe of the heart following &,ligation of the coronary
artery. Pat. fiziol.,.i.eksp. terap. 9 mo.3s16-20- My-Je 165.
(MIRk 1E19)
1. Kafedra patologicheskoy fiziologii (zav.- prof. 5.M. Leytes)
TSentrallnogo InstitutA usovershenstvovitniya vrachey, Moskva.

GORGUSY, T.B.; XRASNOVAp V.G.; XAWSEVAp I,M,j KHODASp N.D.; RUKAVIVIA, T.Z.
Some data on mortality from influenss, in Dnepropetrovsk during
the 1959 spidemio. Vop. virus. 6 no*5s629-629 S-0 161.
(KM 3,5: 1)
I.-Institut spideniologii,, mikrobiologii i gigiyany imani N.F.Gamalek.,
Dnepropetrovsk.
(DNBPIIUPETROVSK--INFWSN?A)

KHODASIVICH, A.P.
Determination of promedol In forensic chemical studies*
APt.del6lkno-5:38 S-0 155. (MLRA 8:12)
1. Is Pywo reepubllkauskoy subedvomeditsinskoy ekspertisy
Minleterstya idravookhranonlya Latyllskoy SBR.
(ANALGISICS, determination,
4-pbanyl-r-propo3W-1,2,5,-trimettbyl-piperidine 11CI,
forensic aspects)
(0-

Sile.-JAE4' Z!p
W-U-2_ J~A4ww-ft-.
A
1---) Iv a;
t. 'i 4t all
't .1
77-7-

KBODAUTIOR, A.F.
Death due to caffeine poisoning, a come from practice. larmA tAs.
19 supplesent:62 156. (MIRA 10:1?)
I* lespublikanskoye bywm ~nsch. A.T.Upipcovich) sudebuo-
meditsimskoy ekspertlay Ninisterstva sdravookhransidys Idtviyebyy
tCAFnIU--PMIOLWICAL X"XCT)

KHOlkASXVICH, B, Ingrad)
-or
Kanufacturing the least expensive and most effective chemical
fertilizers. Vop. ekon. no,3:152-153 Mr 160.
(MIRA 13j2)
(Yortilixers and wanures)

(Loidnaad)l VASILIMMA. R. (ZIM)g Foxamor, F,
(Voronezh)
YrOm PracticO Of 600nomics dePartments of inatitutioms of higher learb.
ing. Vap. ekon. xko.lsl3O-l33 Ja 161o (KERA 1,3i12)
(loomosies-Study ard tasohing)

JZQDa=GRt-Alj Leningrad)
Rovearch and ctudy proceass V(.pe okon. vo.:L2s3AS-149 D 162j;
(MR& .16- 1)
(Agriculture-4cononic a"eta--Studbr and teaohing)

YUMLI, Z. G., prof.; HALUMM-PONYBOTSKIY, A.G., kand. tekhn. nauk;
MWDASIVICH, -.G. -and. oellskokhoz. nauk
Concerning the article entitledNObjectives in safeguarding the san-
itation of natural waters during the neiar phane in the development of
the chemical induatrtesN by Professor 5,,N~ Cherkinakii, corresponding
member of the AcadeaV of Medical Scienotle of the U.S.S.Re Gig. i san.
24 no.5:62-63 It 1~9. (MIRA 12:7)
(INDUSTRIAS WASTZS) (SZWAGI IRRIGATION)

-1910DASIEVICH) D. G.
Timiriazev, Kirent Arkadfevich
Master and develop the ideas of K.A. Tindriazov. B.C. Klj(~dasevic,
No. 3, 1953. Sol. j sDm. 20,
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Conigress
June 1953. U1,11CL.

KHODASEIVICII,, B.G., kalld. sallskokhoz, nauk, dots~mt (Leningrad)
Production .4 use of nttrcgen fertilizera in the northwsntern
region of the U.S.S.R. Trudy LIEI no.37j57-59 161. (M-RA 1814)

BADARIYAN, G.G.; TYUTIW, V.A.; CHME2-.IJSHKPI, S.D.; ZUZIK, D.T.;
KHODAMIGH,_16.0.; FRAYER, S.V.; CUWROV,, Ye.I.; KAZOSKIYO
A,M.; KASSIROV, LAI.; KARREV, S.A.; AMMOV, V.A.;
VASIL'YEV, N.V.; BUGArEV., N.F.; SAPILINIKOV, N.G.- KASTORIN,
A.A.; RUDNIKOV, V.1,1.j YAKOVLn-, V.A.; P3MMIN: V.I.;
ISAYEV, A.P.; KUTIMIT, N.N.; IL'INt 5,A.1 PROWIN, V.A.;
LUKIYANOV, A.D.; SHAMOV, Ya.K.0- WIC107, A.K... kand. sell-
khoz. nauk; KOGAK, A.Ya.; TSYNKOV, M.Yu.:$ RABIY, L.T.;
C-MBIMOV, 1.1.j KOVALEV, A.M.; ROKA1401MUCO, G.R.j MODSKAYAj
M.L., red.; IVANOVA, A.N., rod.j GUREVICII, M.M.y tekhn. red.;
TRUKHINA, O.N.) teUm, red.
[Emonice of agriculture]Zkonoraika sotDialisticheskogo
skogo khoziaistva; kurs lektaii. Moakvaj Sellkhozizdat~ 19W.
710 p. (MRA 15:10)
(Agriculture-Economic aspects)

KHODAMICH, Boris Georgiyevicb; PANIN, N.S#j red.; PONOMAREVA,
-A.A-. 0 tekhn. red,
[E'conomics of agricultural transportation) Ekonomika sell-
skokhozIaIstvem-Wkb perevozok. Moskva, Rkonomizdat, 1963.
196 po I (MIRA 161l2)
(Economics of agricultural tranaportation)

jQMLOVj M.F., doktor oe3-'sk&ozyaystvewiykh imiuk; MCP~~EVICHL_B.G:,!;
CHURNIN,.K.G.
Using town conotruotion,and industrial vaste for the
feeAlization of fields* ZemledeliO 24 no.20:62-68
o 462. (VIIR& 15: 11)
1. Severo4apadM. nauchno-ispledovatel I okiy infititut
sel'okogo k4ozyaystva (for Nornikov). 2. TeningradskiY
oellskokhozyaystvennyy inotit~lt (for Kbodasevich).
3. bralliddy nauqhno-iseledwatellskiy institut
sel'skogo khoz"tva (for Churkin).
(Fertilizers and manures)
(Waste products) '

X.HODASEVICH, B.r,,
ECOnOMiC efflOienCy of road cOnstruetion for agricultural purposes,
Avt. dor. 28 no,lt3 A 165. (MIRA 180)

USSSR/Cultiv--~-C lllair~s
~,bS Jour
3, 5, 6
Author E.V,
List of Bioloa A2I
Titlu All'alfn VariQtioo ou-r-,.
in Dyaorusuia
011G Pub Dyvl. Li-ta biol. AN Vy,). 2~, 1956 (1957), 12-15
Abstract n')s-'U-ract.
Carcl 1/1

KHODASNVIGH,.N.To
PronielDg alfalfa varieties under conditions prevailing in Whj~ta
Russia. Biul. Inst. biol. AN BSSR W.2.612-15 '57.
(White Ruesia-Alfalfa-Varloties)

KBDDASEVICH, M.T.
Alfalfa varieties of promise for White ftsda. Report IF0.2
Blul.lust.biol.AN BSSR no,3t68..72 1589 (MiU 13
(WHIU RUSSIk-AMAWA-VARINIM)

MIODASEVICH, X.v.
- -----------------
StudYivg the amino acid content of protelts and free amino
aoide In alfalfa. Dlulebst,blol,Aw SSSR no.3:133-135 158.
(AKNO AGMS) (AUAUA)

KHODASEVICH, E. V.
Cand Biol Sci - (dies) "Biological characteristics and bio-
chemical characteristics of several varieties of alfalfa intro-
duced in the Belorussian SSR.11 Minsk, 1961. 19 pp; (Bolo-
russian State Univ imeni V. I. Lenin); 220 copies,- prico not
given; (KL, 6-61 sup, 209)

1QfODAShMCH,, 8.76
Frost resistance of different varietieIo of alfalfa in Whil.0
Russia.: Biul. Inst. biol. AN BSSR no.6:170-3.74 161. (MIRJ, 15:3)
(WHITE RUSSIA-ALFALFA-VAMTIFS)
'(PLUM-FROST R&SISTAME)

GCDIMV, T.N.; KHODASEVICH# ZsV*
Conoerning the struoture of.the 1=9131.as of ohloroplasts
Biul. Inst. biol. AN BSSR nd.6-tlu-lU~ 161. (K[RA,:L5s3)
(CHROMATOPHGW)
(PHOTOSYNTHESIS)

GMM T.N., akaden1k; AMUnCH, K.K.; KBODASEVIC.R E, V.
Participation of the efterifted and uneth)rified forms of the
protochloropby-n of etiolated sprouts in -the formation of
a-claoropbyn. Dokl. AN SSSR 150 no.4:920-923 Je 163.
1. Institut biologii AN BSSR* .(MIRA 16t6) -
(chlorophyn) (niolation)

ACCESSION NR: AP4036730 S/0020/64/156)002/0471/0473
AUTHOR: Godnev, T. X. (Academician, AN BSSR); Rhodasevichl, E. V.; Akul ovich, N. K.';
t pulses-on the stability of
TITLE: On the secondary action of lja~'
photosynthesizing systems
SOURCE., AN SSSR. Doklua^ vo 256p noo 2, 19154, 471-473
TOPXC TAGS: photosynthesis, chloroplast, chlorophyll, transmutation, plIgment system#
protochlorophyll, quant= light energy
ABSTRACT; .The autHors ware'intereatid in tracing the effect of p'owerful', light
intensities, during long peridds of exposure, so as to quantitatively Study the
capacity of chloroplaste to repeat photochlorophyll production and chlot9phyll
storage during subsequent illumination by diffused lighte In addition,'tha after-
effects of repeated powerful short flashes were studiLad. The expe,rimental subjects
were 12-day old etiolated intersprouts of corn# Theplants were exposed at 6-
second intervals to powerful (1010- erg/cm-sec) light sources having frequencies of
2, 10. and 100 pulses per sac and,& duration of WOO see. It vas co acluded that
.Card 1/2

ACCESSION NR: AP4036730
~the photochlorophyll of the plants was transmuted Luto chlorophyll (chlli~rophyllide
+ chlorophyll) from 42% (at I pulse.) to 36% (at 100 pulses) of protochi~rophyll.
It was determined that the transmuted protochlorophyll gave no evidenca~of destructive
action on the pigment system and that the process of protochlorophyll &,,cumulation
continued normally. The photosynthesizing system, as a whole and contilVous to the
chloroplast of plasma, was not damaged by the brief exposure to large aimfite of
quantum light energy. Orig. art. has: 2 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Institut eksperimental'noy botaniki i mikrobiologii. Akmlemii nauk
BSSR (Institute of Experimental Botany and Microbiology). Academy of Sci Ances, BSSR)
SUMaTTED: 07Jan64 DATE ACQ: l6jun64 9NCL: 00'
SUB CODE: IS NO REP SOV: 001 OTHER: 008
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WIN
GODMV, T.N., akademik;- FXODASEVICH, E.V.
Pigment b103ynthesis in some everereen J)lants at subfreezing
temperaturea. Dokl. AN SSSR 160 no.5:1206-1208 F 165.
(MIRA 18-:2)
1. Institut sksperimentallnoy botaniki J. m1krobioligli AN WSR.
2. All BSSR (for Godnev).

KHCDASEVICH9 I.A.- KIRILKIN~ G.78.; MUEAMNKO GgS.
Railroad worker with Initlativeo Pat' I putakhoz, 6 no 5:44 162.
1. Nachallmik Mgi3.evskoy distantaii Ikaorusakoy dorogi (for
Khodasevichy.
(Ptailro~ds.-Empioyses)

SONGINA, O.A.; KHODASEVICHg S.A.
Part played by Zimmerman-Reinhardt's st'ilution in the permaiiganometric
determination of iron. Zhur.anal.khim. 16 no.5:516-522 S-O 161.
()URA 14: 9)
1. Kazakh State University Alma Ata.
4ron-:Analysis)

MGM$ O.A,; DAUSHEVA, MAL; KHODASEVICH, 5,A,
Amperometrio titrattion of manganese vill permangante in thb presence
of pyrophosphate. Zhur.aual.khim. 17 xto.8-.966-.Ta N 162. ~~MRk 15:12)
L S.H.Kirov Kazakh State UnIverelt "-Ata,
lClanduatftotric. analyals)

Anumn, V.I. 4 MMWHVICH,, S.G. (ftu&)
Damage of trees by lightning. Priroda 52 no*2*99-100 t63.
(Lightning) (Trees) (MIIA 102)

YJTODASEVICHP S,G,
Study of the electric current flow in broad-leaved and conifel-OUR,
trees, Dokl. AN SSSR 155 no. 4:967-969 Ap 164. (MIRA ViO
1. Predstavleno akademikom A.L.Kursanovym..

L IrANOV. P., otvotstvenW sa vyuuxk, TMUPOV, G,G* . otyet.red.; II&ITAITOT, P, L
red.; POGFZBI);SKATA, K.A., rod,4, MUM, M., re4.-,JMWDASUUCEL._
BMOVSKIT, '*I*$ red,
1.-Gt. red.; YAAKRAYBY. L.. red.; IUGMURG,
!;.X9#red,,- IMANe, V#3&, tokhn.rpd.
Dconomy of Samarkand Prayinoe; statistical manual) Narodnoe
khozialetvo Samarkandskot oblnsti; atittietichaskii aborailt.
Snmaekand, 1958. 95 p. (MMA 11:9)
1. Sannrkrtnd (Province). Oblaatt~ye statinticheakoye upramleni"
(Samarkand Province-Statistics)

5(1,3) SOV/153-~-4-27/32
AUTHORS: Suvorov, B. V., Rafikov,*S. R.,_'Pmura, M. I., Kudinolva, V. S.,
Kostromin, A. S.
TITLEs Direct Synthecis of Dinitriles of the Aromatic Sequence From
Dialkyl Benzenes and Torpene Hydroqarbona
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh achebnykh zavedeniy. Khimiya i kh~imicheskaya
tekhnologiya, 1959, Vol 2, Nr 4, P9 614 - 618 (USSR)
ABSTRACT. Aromatic dinitriles are promising raw materials for 1he produc-
tion of phthalic ac ids and diamines of the aliphatio-aromntio
and alicyclic sequences These again are the initial producte
for the production of polyesters and polyamides (Ref 1). The
latter, however, can be directly obtained from dinitrilE;s by
their.interaction withsecondary and tertiary highly molecular
alcohols (Ref 2). Hence the great interest in the now ways of
producing dinitrilca of various structures. After gilving a sur-
vey of publications (Refs 3,4) the authors state thlit they have
been dealing with the catalytic a-mmonolysis of orga-aic compounds
for years (Refs 5-7)- With regard to their task of :synthesizing
dinitriles they pay special attention to the ammonolysis of
Card 1/ 3 dialkyl benzenes especially in tre presence of air. The apparatus

Direct Synthesis.of,Dinitriles of the Aromatic Seiquence SOV/1,53-2-4-27/32
From Dialkyl Benzenes and Terpene Hydrocarbons I
used for this purpose is filled with a granulated catstlys'..
Mixed catalysts of oxides of vanadi'am, tinp titanium, and some
other elements -with varying valence proved to be most effective.
p-Xylene is the most accessible and promising ravi aiaturial in
the synthesis of dinitrile of terephthalic acid. Hence its
transf ormat ions were investigated most thoroLAghly. Figure 1
allows -the qualitative composition and tho quantitative condi-
tions of the reaction products of a characteristic experimental
series. Hence it appears that oxidative ammonolysis yields a
very complicated scale of substances. The main produots, how-
ever, are the dihitrile and p-tolunitrile required. '.he compo-
sition of the reaction products greatly depends on tlie reaction
conditions. The process can be directed to the special forma-
tion of any prodact by the choice of the respective reaction
products. The structure of the initial product is also of im-
portance. In addition to p-xylene,,other p-dialkyl benzenes as
well as hydroaromatic and terpenehydrocarbons undeivent the
reaction mentioned. All of them yielded terephthalic-acid
dinitrile, and may thus be considered a source of r(!serve raw
Card 2/3 materials. binitriles of isophthalic and o-phthalic acid are

Direct Synthesis of Dinitriles of the Aromatic Sequence SOV/153-2-4-271/32
Fro'm 'Dialkyl-Benzenes and Terpene Hydrocarbons
very interenting. In addition to xylylene-diaiaines (fox the
production of high-melting, fiber-forming polyamides), other
valuable compounds can be obtained: orthoisomer (for phthalo-
cyanine dyes (Ref 9), for refractory varnishes and glaszes).
Their yield exceeded 50~. The azmmonolyBis mentioned can also
take place without oxygen (Ref 3),but the yield of dinitriles
remains small (5-lVi,") (Fig 2). Aromatic aldehydes and acids
reaet readily with ammonia under similar conditions and give
nitrile yields close to theoretical ones (Ref lo). A report on
th~, abovc -vas given at the All-Union Conf erence on 'Vay's CC
~.;yntliesb of Indthl 1"roducts ibr the Production of High Polymj~rs" -which
~,vi~ 1JI.IUC L., 1.-,..LaVl1 from September 29 to Octobex 2, 1958-
There are 2 fi8ures and 11 referenl.,ea, 8 of which arr, Soviet.
ASSOCIATION; Instit;;,t khiinicheskikh nauk AN KazSSR (Institute of Chezical
Sciences of the Academy of Sciences, Kazakh 55R)
Card 3/3

SUVOROV.. B.V.; RAFIKOVv S.R,; ZHUBANOV# B.A.; YJ)STROMIN, AIS.; Kp1NOVA, V.S.;
KAGARLITSKIY, A.D.;_KHKMAj_.~,,I,
Catalytic synthesis of the dinitrile of terephthalic acid
Zhur. prikl. khim. 36 no.8.1837-1847 Ag 163. (MMA 16M)

t.~Izw
Igh-frequency wattmeter with nonlinear resistanaes. Izv- vyll,
H 17A)
uchoo. 2av.; radiotekhe 6 no.5&467:--475 S-4 163. (MIRA
1. it6komendovana kafedroy slabotochnoy i vysoko-ch9btftn6f
a~eitrotekhniki Slovatskogo polit6khnicheakogo institutap
Bratislava.

KHMUMv Ya. A.
Measurement of High-Frequency Transmitted Power." Cand Tech Sci, Moscow Klectrical.
Engineering Inst of Comuiications." 18 Feb 54. Dissertation (Vechernyaya Yoskva
Moscow, 8 Feb 54)
s0% Sum 1861, i9 Aug 1954

USSR/Physics Crystal. Lattice S449.
Atomic Structure
"Precis Iion Measurement of. CrystalILattice Constants,"
A. Z. KhmWdskiy, Kiev State U, 6 3/4 pp
"Zavod Lab!' Vol. XV, No,. 9
vVbthod for mea3uring phases of lattice structure.,
k,using larger specimens and greater intervals between
I.Jicrystals and photographic film, was invest,igated with
-4~'alur-Taur and iron. Obtained results with ~n accuracy
0,I of 2, 10-3% (exceeding the accuracy of mosl existihg
'methods). Method may be used in accurate measurement
!~of,phases of crystal lattices of the cubic system, in
152T85
USSR/Physics - Crystal,Lattice (Coatd) Sep 49
1dete-ni n ion of the linear coeff icient of thernal
~:expansion, and in study of processes connected with
''small variations in phases of the lattice. 7t is
P.asily adaptable to any plant laboratory vhere
structural analysis is being carried. out.

Thase diagrams of iron-sickel-sulfur aretelfis. TSvet.mat.29 z10-3:
89 Mr (Iron-nickel alloys) (WA A.9:7)

XMMOVP- A B
PodPolkovn# laedit'3inak.., sjuzhl)y~i
ovaik meditsinakoy Bluzhby Dl"'YGORAP N*Dep
Organization Of reOwntal me
no- 1:3,3~19 Ja- 160 d*al station, Voene-iwd, zbu],.,
(W016INS9 MILITARY) (MIRA 14:2)

LITVDD=, P.M.$ podpolkovnik nedits inskoy oluzhby; KHRYIDV, A.Y.4 odapolkovnlk
meditsinskoy slushby; KURGUZOV, S.S. , podpolk-ov-~~~v*Etsligns6y aluzh-
by (deceased]
Food noisoning caused b7 the Sonne bacillus. Voen. mad. shur.
no.4:23-25 Ap 159. (MIRA 12:8)
(SHIGRUA infections*
sonnei food pois. (Ras))
(FOOD POISONING, microbiol.
Shigella sonnei (Ihw))

SEfU.CFgV, N. ye.; A V.
2. USSa (600)
49 Sheep Breeds
7. Raising Alai fat-rumped sheep. 50ts. 7hiv. 15, ljo- 51~ 1953
thl i April
L-Ot Ef. B!118-ian -Ac-cessions, Library of Con8ress, -1953, Uncl.

30406-66* EWT(I)/FCC
ACC
NR: AP6010418 SOURCE CODE: ttR/(1423/66/000/001/0015,tO.018
JAUTHOR: Alizade, A. S. ; Kullyev,_ D.A.; V. &
ORG: AzerbWzhan Scientific-Research Power Engineering InstijMt im, L G. Xealmm
(Azerbaydzhanskly nauchno-lasledovatelli3kiy Institut energetiki)
V
TITLE: Investigation of the electrical\structure of thunderclouds by thelrradlosonde method
iSOURCE: Za tekhnicheskiy progress, no. 1, 1966, 15-18
TOPIC TAGS- atuad cloud pbystes, electric field, radiosonde., WMOSPHIFRIC-
rR RIYOA10MI-A~0A19 A7M0JPNEW1f- 040U,0,,j9r02e'J-0-VE1010-
ABSTRACT: Scientific research has been intensified recently in the study of the electrical
s
tructure of thunderclouds. The greatest amount of results is provided by specially
equipped aircraft, geophysical rockets, radiosonde methods, and radar. The first experi-
ments on the utilization of radiosonde for the measurement of the intensity of the electrical
field In thunderclouds were performed In 1948 - 1949 (Belia, Proc. P. Soo.. 60, 340,
1948; Byers. Thund Elec., 1953). In 1955 large seal,: work was performed by V. 1.
Arabadzhi (Grozy I grozovyye protsessy. Belgosizdat, 1960). The highest electrical field
intensity recorded In these investigations amounted to 200 v/cm, which agrees with the data
Card 1/2 UDC- 621.317.729.2: 551.576

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ACC NR: AP6010418
0'
obtained earlier (100-300 v/cm) (Simpson a. Scrase-Proo. R. So., 161, 309. 1937),
and which deviates somewhat from the corresponding results obtained by Gunn 1,Meter. 2,
2, 1954). The present authors express the hope that the application of radiosordes in
future Investigations will make It possible to accumulate the necessary data which can be
used for a more rigid formulation of the electrical structure of thunderclouds. The authors
study static method of processing measurement data In the presence of abrupt shifts of
radio transmitter antennas. A discussion is given on the selection of the receiving equip-
ment, the design characteristics of the receiving antenna, and the circuit of the radiosonde
transmitter. The order in which the recordings should be made is discussed together with
methods of data processing. In conclusion, the authors point out that the selection of the
working frequency of the radiosonde transmitter was made, on the basis of the Ilradlo-
communication regulations" issued in Geneva in 1959 and ratified by the Presidium of the
Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union on February 9 1961. Orig. art. ham, 6 figures and
I table. 108)
SUB CODE: 04 SUBM DATE! none O11tIG REF: 001 OTH REF: 004/ ATD PRESS:
Or
Card 2/2

KHHYTDVI V. 1. 1
Aced Sci Kazakh SSR. Inat of Power Engineering, Alma-Ata, 1956.
KHMYRDVq V. I.- "Lweatigation of the working process of' a four-stage engino bur-Ing
bydrogen-air mixtures," Aced Sci Kazakh SSR. Inst, of PDwer Engineering. Alma-Ata,,
1956.
(Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate in Technical Sciences,)
Wi Knithnaya Letopial No. 13s 1956.

KHYYRDVO V.I.
Features in using gas turbines in the electric power systems of
Kazakhstan. Trudy Inst. energ. AN Kazakh. SSR 2:88-94 160.
(MIRA 15:1)
(Kazakhstan--Electri(i power production)

KH)=Vv Val.; VYPOLZOVAp MN.; BMMTIM# ReM.
Technical and soonomic possibilities of wind energ7 accumulation
in the form of hArogen and prospects for Its use. Izv. AN
Kazakh* SSR# Ser# energe no,2-.109-128 160, (MIRA 14:3)
(Wind poweir)

IAVROV, B.Ye.; KHMYROV, V.I.
Certain results of the study of the operating process of a hrdrogen
.Piston engine. Trudy Inst. energ. AN Kazakh. SSR 2:326-33~ 160.
Mal l5a)
(Gas and oil engines)

MIXROVI, VOI,; KHASENOV, ZhAh,
Method for determining the OPtimum Paramstars of gas turbine
sYstems. Izv. AN Kazakh. SSR. Bar. anarg. no.l.:36-46 161.
(MIM 14:12:1
(Gas turbines)

MYROVY Vol*
Possibility of the use of gas turbine utitO in ProPoped pv~vr
P"'nt construction- Trudy Instoonerg*A'a Kazakh.SSR 3253-67
16.1 (MIRA 14:12)
Y~"akhstan-Power engineering)
lGas turbines)

KHMYRO kand.tekhn.nauk; MALYKH, S.P., Inish.
__MNY V_L-_:E
Economic efficiency of gais turbine Systems operating on minio
methane. Elek. sta. 33 no.8:24-25 At 162. (MIPUI 15s8)
(Gas turbines) (Mathane)

ACC NR, AP6033497
SOURCE-CODE; li'R/0413/66/000/018/Ot2l/0121
INVENTOR: Kirpichnikov, B. N.; MaWrov, V. I.
ORG: none
TITLEt Instrument for determining the adhesion of.aerasol particles to'a surface.
Class 42, No. 186184 [announced.by Kazakh Scientific.-Ritsearch'Inatitute of Power
,Engineering (Kazakhakiy nauchnO-iseledovateliskiy in :s.titut in 'e'rgetiki)
SOURCE: Izobret prom-obraz tov Mono. 18, 1966, 121~1
TOPIC TAGS., aerosol analyzer, ierosol adhesion, surface adhesion`q'~aie'ros'olq air
pollution instrument aetosol, cfienistrys adhesion
ABSTFA'CTt, i*-A, description it'given for a device for determining the adhesLon
of aerosol particles to a iurface. The instrument consists of
an elastic filament made of a nonmagnetic material, such as quar
tZjj
roOD1
and an electromagnet which.sets-up a forcet for removing ae
particles from a surfaced The-time at which a particle is removed
.-Is-noced with -a micros.cope, and the adhesive force is estimated
I from raadings of an instrument connected to the eA6~fi6"8net'cir-:-%
Cult which reglsters*the~intensity of the'current 'In the. circtilt.
t the time of removal;; The-accuracy of We device has been
13,
-UDC: 62MI.05:620.193.

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=MOvx.jO4-j AN(GOVAS NA
treatment of exxvxx wlth roentgon ras bradlatlon of
the hieter, centers of the central nervoms systems Vo;etj,
rontg.1, Noskv&'No;2:16-19 Hu-Wil 193),o (G 23:5)
1; Of the Department of lkla and Venereal DIsesses (Rod --
Prof; P.X,,ZalkiLn) and the Department of Roentgenolo&7
(Read -- Docent V. Xh. logan) of TaroslavIl Nedleal Institute.

CIIERNUYJIINj, A.Ye.., inzh.,, red.; ASMWAZI, E.L... red.; YEFREVOVA, MA'.
red.; IVANOV, N.F.p red.; KHASWOBRODSKAYA, L.L.,, red.;-
MOSEMSEVAO I.I.,, red.; KWDIII, V.Ye.,) red.; BELICM, V.Lj
mladehiy red,; KOMMOVA) Ye*B.p mladshly red.; SMDUICVA, N.N.,
mladshiy red.-.KHMYROVA I I La-Rdqhiy red.;. BRUDINO, K.F.,
tekhn. red.; K
ekbn. rDd.
[EugUsh-Russian technical dictionarylkAglo-russkii politekbni-
cheakii slovar'. Moskva,, Glav. red. inostr. nauchno-tekbn,
slovarei Fi2matgizaf 1962. 663 p. (MIRA 15:13.)
(English language-DictionarieFj--Russian)
(Teobnology-Dictionaries)

,-AE
KHMYROVA, N.A.
Fblymomiala with Bull prime diviaors, DoIcl. AN SSSR
126&.1271~ Ap 164. 155 no.6t
(HULA 174)
It Predstavieno akademikQM.I.M.Vinogradovynl.

ACC NRs AP7011844
SOURCE COM UR/0038/"/030/006/1347/1372
W A-
AUTHORt law,
ORGt none
TITLGt POVIMMIals Vith small# simple divisors* It
SOURCE% AN SSSR, IsvestiYA, SerlYa matemsticheakayss V, 30t no# 69 1%6o
1367-1372
TOPIC TAGSs polynomial, polynomial equation
SUB CODE: 12
ABSTRACTs Rule a are established for the distribution or numbore
with smalle simple diVisors In polynomial seqUenaea. A thooripm
In known notationethe eXpreosion
F1 (X, SK c(l) -Xi ezp In Islas tax
of I
18.vglidt an.d for any fixed -6.> 0 In the. interval (0, 112)
Card I / 2 UDC& !.V
on '19 --

ACC NR, AP7011844
the expression (X, S) < -16L x (S) exp
law
In valid, where e(f) is a poslilve-."Constant . depeyAlng on Tr the
degrea of the polynomial f and its ~OsffiOls:nts- Orlas art:. host
27 fonmi". fivaSs 40$439
--Ccird 2/2

EWT IWEWP(~),
AP-5021999
A=65100 -UR/0206/65/000/~~110/0076/0075
AA
AMMEt 'rcuicheva, H. H.; Borlsov,, So X.; IM"raft, ff. YO.N"+
TITLE: it method for stabilizing siloxans nibber stocks. Class 39, 11o. 172963
SDUM.- -:9yulleten' bobretenly I tovarafty zaakoV, no-. 14, 1965, 76-~
TOPIC TJMPt' "athotic iubbvrq 8110MMO
AY3STPJ=t This Author'& Certificate introdu ts **tW for stabili0ing siloxwe
vubber stocks coutaluing, higbly act I Win a diaikylso~rl enter Of
pluacol ft the aLvtorso The lad *Ver t0hich tho- technol9gical properties Of ths.
stocks arA the tecWcal, p~rtles of -the vulcaui~xed products are vaLutainedb
increased by using l,3,3,4,4-pntsn*tbyl-l-*t 1-1~-aila-21,5-dioxycycl)pentane*
ASSOCIATIONI DODS
SUBMITTED: IW=53 ERCW W StM CO1Xt HT
NO REF SOV: OW wo

Cr:-I(l IlStjjd~v of (-..f
nlyclic-pro-I yl-,;.c -.In
sl~lto I-c(l Paot ilil

IHKrZ, G.T. sasistent
31ff act of psychoprophylactio preparation for lrbor on bisul*.tite-
binding substnnces in the blood during Inbor.
Akuah. i gin. 34 no.2184-86 Kr-Ap 1,58 (MIRA 11t5)
1. Iz kafedry akusberetva i ginekolegill (nauchnyy rukovoditell -
zosluzhenw disyptelInnuki prof, A,K* Agareney) lechabnogo :"akullteta
Odeaskogo gosuilaretvannogo maditainskogo instituta.
(LABm. blood in
bisulfite binding substanceo, eff. of psychopra.Dhylactic
method of prop. (Due))

MALT-Mll, A.I.# prof.; EMM* G.T.j, assistant (Odessa)
Some reoulte of introducing psychoprophy3ACtiC preparation ol.
parturientoo Felld* i akush. 26 no. ls2S~-32 Ja 161.
(MIRA L'~: 2)
(CHILDBIRTH-PSYCHOLOGY)

KIMZP G*Te [Khmnp H.T.),, assistent
Anesthesia in labor with promedol and iscipromodol in connectflion with
psychoprophylactic preparation. Pod., almsh. i gin. 23 no.61:47-1s.9
161. (MIRA 1 4)
1. Kafedra akusherstva i ginskologii vrachabnogo fakullteta i'7av.
prof, A.I.Malinin) Odesokogo meditsinskogo instituta (rektor - prof.*
I.Ya.Doyneka).
(PRMEDOL) (ISOPROMDOL) (CIIILDBIRTll~--PSYCH0LCGY)

M-N-v NIKM, N-T-, yes
lffect of the also gas between cylinaers and piatons of air boring
mschinfo on their perf orsancee IRV* AN Xazakh. SSL Ser. goll dela
no.1:79-86 160. (MIRA 13i10)
(Boring uschinery-fteumatic driving)

N&M., N.T.; AKWTOV,, H. M.;
Performance characteristics of PR-256 and PR-241 high-speed.:
perforatorso Izv. " Kazakh, SSR. Ser. gor. dela no.l,.70-711.
161o OIM 1512)
(Boring machinery)

W&IIMMMWMOQT~ R~, -~e,,C-SL --l-
BMOVETS, G.F.; KHMYZ S..I_.; SHABLIY, L.A.
Device for measuring the deflection of bore hales in direoted
boringi Izm.tekh. no.9tl6-17 3 162. WA 15:11)
(Boring) (Electric irstruments).
72
IN
MOM
IS

. a
1 -4.

AWMI !RYj, Ye.,P
Use of pharmacological methods in the BtIUV of sugar indexe's in
diseases of the central nervous SYBtOm- TOP. psikh. i nevr. aoO3:
161-167 158.. (MIA 12:3)
1. Is kliniki nervnVkh bolezney Ioningrattakogo aanitarno-giglyenicheskqd,
Tasditsinskogo Inatituta.
(MVWS SYSTAH--DISFAS3CS) (BI003) SUUAR)
. (Pmmm) (BMITAL)

4g,
.,Carbohydrate metabolism in peptic ulcer and its modification folloving
sloop therapy* TrUdy.1fiQN1 20:257-261 154. (HUA 10:7)
1. Klinika uervWkh bolesney leningradskogo so nits rno-gigLyeticbaskogo
maditsinskogo Institute# "Y. klinikay - chler.-korrespondent ANN SSSR
prof.,I.Ya.Re dol'sk-ir i kafedra propedertiki Ynutrennikb__bo1exW
Laningradeko;o seniterno-gigiyenichookogo maditainskogo institute
sav. kafedroy - prof. S.M.Eyes
(SIARP, therapeutic use,
Peptic -ulcer, off. on blood st4;ar)-
(PMIC. ULM, therapi,
sloop tber~.,,', off. an blood sugir)
(B.LOW'SUGAR. In various diseases,
peptic ulcer, off. of alsop their.)

I I... 11-1.1, 1-
H~ - E I ~ -, I ~
--- - - - - -

XHNAYEVj A.Po; GRABCHAKv PvA*
Using nurface-active agents in petroleum production in the A,:tasta-
eiyovka-Troitakoye fieldo Nefteprom. dela no,9tl6-20 165.
(M*IMA IStIO)
lo Neftepronyalovoye upravloniye "Priazoymeft'"o

-IDMI"IHNIKI Z.- 114
STARIKOVICHj $. K. amd MZHNIK, A. B, Tube E=andip&.K&chine (ElektromeMaanicheskaya.
Valltsovka, dlya, Trub),, pp. 21-22
A machine tool used for expanding of boiler-tube ends is described.. (Drawillge)
SO: PROMYSHLEIIHAYA ENFMETIKA, No. l1.. Nov. 1952j, Moseow (1613006)

1"A A\
TATIMR0, Ya.B.; IMIZHIYAI, N.A,
Artificially arAvotroplo W16. Zhur.takh.fis, 25 no.41711-719
A-P 155. (HLR& 8:5)
(W&ve guides) (Dielectrics) (Mleotrio Wavoo)

XHNOKHJ L. is
-KHNOKH, L. I. "Closed Fractures of the Pelvis." Acad Sci Latvian SSR.. Inst of
Experimental Medicine., 1953
(Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate of Medical Sciences)
SOt Izvestlya Ak* Nauk LatLIZsk2X SM No. 9, Se it 1955
V Pt

-- - - - -------...... ..
H-N-6--K W-1-1-
Tim and, Indications for wgery Inpatients with acute
cholecystitle Lvith iounizary In Anglish, p,1521. Xhirurgits 33
no,2:59~-& 7 157o . (HLRA 10:6)
1. Is goopitalluoy khirurgichaskoy kliulkl Rl%h9kogo meditsivskoga
Institute (dir. - chlon-korrespoudent Akedenii meditainskikh nauk
SSSR prof o ToK.Burtniyek, zav. kafedroy - prof. A -7.1opultaln) i
is khtrurgicheakogo otdolonlya 1-y Rlxhskoy gorodskoy klinlebaskoy
bollnitay (glavnyy vrach B.T.Cherepovieb).
(CRO12DYSUCTWU
Indic, & time-lialts for murg. (Ram))

XHNOXHP L. I,p_ dotsent (Riga, ul* GorIkogo, do 121, kv, 3)
Fracturea of the transveree processes of the lumbar vertebrae
in pelvic fractures. Ortop., travm. i protez. no.11--45-46 161,
(MIRA 11,t12)
CURM-Movm) (Fmvis-Fruaun)

EUKHAN, Ye.; MMMIN. F.'t-MYCROV. I.
Let's finish what we have began, Okhr.truda I sots.straldt.
no.12:37-39 D 159. (MIRA 13:4)
1, Prodoodatell postoyanno daystyuvushohogo proixvodetvenxogo
goveshohnniia 0rehmaskogo IluokombIDAta (for Impohan). 2. Prodee-
datell komiseli okhrany truda Orshanskogo llnokombinata Uor
(Orsha-Textile Inlustry-Hyglenio aspects)

3WT(1)/JWT(n)/BDS. AWASPAMG ARA
_V13581 6
ACMSION NRt J~P3003925 -3/0M/63/003/004/05-14,10517
21 ~kov IM, j Ttreahchen). Ya.Z_
AMHORt ftz1z=tov'o 2- D-3 Fe!VMg, T. A.3 2 -o.
iXhny*chev, S. S.; Sbitneva., M. 7,
;'T=.- Changes In nucleoside content in rat urine during radiation InJu yJ
SOURCE- Radidbiologi-yap Y. 3, no. 4., 196% 514-517
i TOPIC TAGS: mucleoside, radiation injury, urinalyals,, DM metabolism, R!eche
reaction, Disebe-posItive, denoxyrIb6side, desoxycytidin, timidin, chromLtography,,
x-ray, cobalt-600 gDr-mEL ray, bone marrov,, biomyein
AMMACT.": - Disruption of DNA metabolism during radiation Injury lea" to the
appearance of uru.sual =ounts of nucleosides In the urine, which can seripe as an
index of radiation injury. Experiments were performed to determine the ,~oat-
Irradiation appearance of substances In urine producing the Dische reactLon and
to test the effect of the Introduction Into irradiated animals of bone-mmrrow
cells possessing a therapeutic effect. The presence of desoxyribosides
(desoxycytidin and ti-nidin) in the urine of experimental animals was inv!tstlgated
by chromstogrvLoby. White rats were subjected to absolute minim= lethal doses
(600 r) of gema rays from Co60 and of x-rays. X-ray irradiation was produced by
Card 1/2

ORRIM Mv.E
1 23581-63
ACCESSION M: AP3003M
XM-3 equi3pment at 280 kv, 15 zaM, 0.5 ra Cu filter and I mm Al fliter at
32-3 9/~in- Ga=a irradiation involved the use of 100-2 equipment at vq-276
P/min. Survival apan of the anbaals vaB 6-12 days after IrrmAistion. "he Intro-
ductica of bone-marrov cells, accompanied by the oral administration of 3 M9 of
bioMcin two timos a day., reiwlted In Burvival of 54 of the expertmentiLl animals
(compared to to survival In the oontrols) and a smaller Increase of Disohe-positive
substanmin the urine of the experimental animals than in the control iinimals.
Durina the first day after Irradiation by the absolute minim= lethal dt)se the
urine of animals not given bone-marrov cells was found to contain 25-30 times as
mucb desoxycytidin and 5 time as mvch timidin as normal nonirradiated aniznalr3.
OrIg, art, hae: 2 f1gures,
ASSOCIATION: nona
SUBMrPM: 108ep62 DM ACQ: 15AuS63 ENCL: 00
SUB CODE: M NO W SOVI 004 OTHER: OW
Card

ff,qm-yoz-v ~sy -V:s
;kSSION A 4 3 NO-Irradistion Treatment'l In Marnmall
(a)
(U~urs 14 Ow COW"I of Nwitesid" to AnImst VrI" Foll"k Rodt.19m
P. D, GoOkatev, T. A. Fc4mvv, N11, F. Wars. Vv. A. Zharkei and V. 1. KAI:bai
Changes in the L~I or ;~A' n-w-t-ab-olitn' of body fluldi am a sr~xific Index of radiation Onmite, ard 11to
estimmion afthtit content in the urine may scr~a at a good biochernical kit for thtt damap. 11it te3t noy be Mted
to C"luste therapeutic agents arplird for the treatment or radiation Sickness, a$ uv)1 to for the 60uatlom of drvp
C"t
Twot i"% s"imils sss;nsl lethal Isdilik'n dMC1.
LIting r4o" chronutocrarhy and Ion e%chsoja Collumm ftxtW4 thttd t ibutidelL dcokycytidt &"y-
co yr
th)"Wine, dwxyadenosine and deoxyguxnosine %tra kientifod In the urint of nornial and tyradijivii inirrais,
Ou"Ittati" Chins" in theit contoll In the 24 hr %mitram of Mt. ns"St and dot urine %tvt tsighkbcd J11firl
the cow" of tadiatkm d4eases Induced by kfhal doscs R X. and y-ra)s.
The dcoxyrihnsidesRtte ettimaled In the wirw of normal and tryadilled rott following the tramplintilion to
them of the bone marrow cells. This wit done in otda to clocidale so" %%Mts of the mechanlun of
chang", and to evaluAlt: therapeutic c1lects. It %:it c3l&blldW Ont the tramplantation of bone m4rMw crth to
no mal "it louers the It%vI of demyrit-Midet (dW%"Idine Inchwrd) by 50 1o 60%. Intravrnout injection of
bor
'c0 At marrow Celli to ratt irwadiated with lethal dmx~ alto 1,wcrs the coutcot or nuctem;dt, in the uritic, is r~,;ntj,
the intemification of DNA synil"s. which hAs been inhibited by I mclialion.
t Lou vvwes"b I
tb,* 2,& JtJ,. CWSV~s of RAMAt
reyct Preent'A -I,-, jug 1962-
lamm'WICOXhIM, Ot. Brit.

6.s
AccEssiox hits AT042653 i 6/0000/63/000/000/0056/0060
AUTHOR: Barallovi V- I.; Gyurdzhion, A.IA.; ixwoova, M. A.1 Radkovich, L. A-1
Tutochkina, L. T.; Fedorova, T. A,; Fug; ova, L. P.; Khnlchev, S. 9.1 Axtesslyeva.,
TITLEI~ The*ffect of gravity on the development of organisms
SOURcE: Konforentaiya po aviatsionnoy i koemicheakOY-meditsine, 1963-
Aviatsionnoya i koomicheskaya meditsizi (Aviation and apace modicine)l materialy'o-
konferentaii. Moscow, 1963, 5&6o
TOPIC TAGS: gravity,. centrifuge, orinnism development, phyaiclogital function,
rat, chronic contrifugationg blood composition, urine composition, Coriolis
acceleration
APXRACTi la this investigation, Barancov and his co-workers designed a contriful;*
for small animals wLth an are radius ,ofl" cm which could bo re6ulated to produce
artificial gravitational fields of from 4 to 5 S. The centrifuge was arranged
in such a way that the arms azd cages &~t the end of the -arms would sissultaneousl4l
rotate arowid their axes producing Coriolis accelerations. A single control panol
Card 1h,
j

ACCESSION NRt A-)4D4z653
regulated the photography and illumination of cage interiors. automatic feeding
of the animals. and the revolving rate of the centrifuge. It wan possible to
record five separate physiolo(;ical funotiona from some specially prepared animal.s.
Experiments were conducted an white,rata, commencing on the first day after birth
and continuing for 25 days. Litters consisting of 200 animals were divided intil
experimental and control groups. All animala were born at approximately the
same time. Experimental animal* were subjected to accelerations ranging from 1.5
to 3 g for periods of from 4 to 6 hourn, 6 days per week. The weighing of all
animals took place every three days as did biochemical ass&ya of the blood and
urine, tests of vestibular actiVityl and the determination of the time of vexuaI
maturity in female animals. At the terminaticn of the experiment, a comparativc
test of the response of both, experimental and control animala to brief accelera..
tions.of 5, 10 and 20 g was conducted. After 20--2.5 days, the body weight of
chro~icslly centrifuged animalo was 60--80% that of the controls. The composi-
tion of erythrocytes (89.6%), leukocytes (93.4%), and hemoglobin (99.1%) in the
blood of experimental animals with respect to control animal& reflected a
slightly anemic condition.' VAil* blood albumin in experimental animala was some-
what lower khan in the controls$ serum macoid composition was higher, indicating~
a change of dystrophic chiracter. Urine aoaaya of experimental animals showed
that the'levele of Dichle-positive substange (48%)* nitrogen (62%), creatino (31%),
Card.2/3

AccEssioN KR: AT4o4z6.s3
and creatinine (60%) were lower than in the control animals. Finally~ the entral
cycle of experimental females was significantly altered, though one female gtkve
normal birth to youag. In the second investigation, control animala exposed to
brief accelerations of_5 g showed noticeable increases in the level of non-eaterifiad
fatty acids, decreases in serum mucoid ':composition, and increases in the albusia-
globulin ration, Howevors at 20 S ther 'a was an increase in acrum mucoid composition
and a decrease in the albumin-Slobulin ration. Biochemical variations in experiment-
&I animalai6bJected to the "as accelerations were insignificant. The authors
conclude that gravity plays a compl*x.role in the physiological proceases of the
developing organism but that the true u1sohanism of this role is far from being
understood.
ASSWIATIONo none
sm=ms 27sop63 ZNGLI: ()0 SVB COD11 Le;
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AMNRi AP6001322 SOURCE CODE: UR/0248/65/000/009/0070/0074
AUTHOR: Baluda, V.
Lylpgorov, N. V.; Kl~nychev, S. S.; Ishmukhame-
tova, D. N.; Rukazenkovaj~M N.-,-Gorl Mr=9
-RUA-06v, I. A.;
.Susanyany T. A*'
.ORG.- Institute of Medical Radiology A~N naGE. QbDIW (Institut mefit-
~sinskoy radiologii ANN SSSR)
TITLE: Blood coagulation and fibrinolytic activity in acute radiation
--.SOURCEt -ANN -SSSR. Vestnik no.,:-9, -1965-- :70-74
~TbPIC TAGS, radiation sickness, blood, coagulation, hematolof
gy
,.ABSTRACT: The hemorrhagic.syndr6me is considered the gravesfmanifes-
T*-tion of acute radiation sickness and to a great extent determines its--,
~degree, duration and outcome. However,, despite numerous inventigations
of the factors responsible for hemorrhage in this disease, the patho-
genesis of this phenomenon has 'not been elucidated. The authors have
investigated the functional conditions of coagulation and of the fibri-
nolytic system of the blood in acute radiation sickness produced by gam..
Ina-radiation with C060. 256 "August" strain rats were irradiated with
UDC: 617-001.28-036.11-07:[616.151.5+616.153.
Cardl/3

ACC'NRv AP6001322
600 rad each. Four phases were discernible during the courselof the
disease'; Phase 1--primary reaction (1-2 days following irradLation),
II--hidden (3-6 days), III--peak.(7-15 days)$ IV--recovery (2.D-30 days)
'Detailed descriptions are presented of the physical appearanc,e and be-
havior of the animals during the four phases as well as of thil, changes
found in the cellular composition of the blood, bone marrow aiad spleent,
The following changes in the clotting system of the blood weria., observe4
1~-following irradiation: initial decrease (phase 1) followed bir an in-
~creaze in the coagulation times- reduced-tolerance of plasma to heparin,
dimintshed prothrombin activity, increased thrombin time and J!ibrinogen
concentration, first an Increase (phase I) then a decrease (Phase III)
in thrombin concentrationi reduced thermal stability, the emei-gence of
fibrinogen B, reduced fibrinase and increased fibrinolytic activity,
diminished platelet count and delayed retraction of the clot. The elec
tron microscope showed disturbances in the fibrin fibers s"ch as rup-
ture and vacuolization. It is evident that the hemorrhagic syndrome
appears in the first phase only 24 hours after irradiation as indicated
by the presence of blood in the feces at that time. It can tberefore
be concluded that in acute radiation sickness damage to the blood ves-
.sel walls first occurs in the gastrointestinal tract and only later
spreads to the vessels of the skin. Also responsible for the hemorrha-
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