SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KISELEV, P.N. - KISELEV, S.P.

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Kismv, P OKULOV. N.M. [deceased]
Disorders in the absorption of variaas substances from the
gastrointestinal tract in radiation siclmeso. Vop.radiobiol.
2:199-212 157. (NBA 12:6)
1. Sotrudniki TSentrallnogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo rentgeno-
radiologicheskogo Institute, Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya SWR-
(RLDIATION SICMSS) (AlI*21T&RY CAIML) j.

V, P.N., prof.; SEMINA, V-A~
ome immmological aelf-proteetive mechanisms of the organism
against Ionizing radiations. Vop.radiobiol. 2:356-363 '57-
(KIM 12:6)
1. Sotrudniki Nentral'nogo nauchno-iasledovateltakogo rentgano-
radiologicheakogo instituta Ministeratva zclravookhraneniya SSSR-
(IMHUNITY) (RADjATjoN--PHYSjOL4)GICAL EFFRCT)

KISFJ&V .0 prof.; RABIROVICH, R.M.; MMR, I.D.
Course and treatment of experimental pneumonia in animals vith
radiation sickness. Vop.radiobiol. 2:364-372 '57.
(MIRA 12:6)
1. Sotrudniki.TSentrallnogp nauchno-looledovatel'skogo rentgano-
radiologichaskogo instituta MiAtaterstva zdravookhranentys.S=.
(HADIATIOR SIMESS) (PICMONIk)

4,
Some results of stixWng the effect of Ionizing radiations on
infection and immunity Lwith summer7 in Rugliahl. Ked.rad 2
no-5:55-64 S-0 157. (HIM 11:2)
1. Is baktario-marologicheskoy laboratorii (sav. - prof. P-N.Kiselev)
TSentrallnogo nauchno-issledovatel'skogo rentgeno-radiologicheakogo
instituta Kinisterstva rdravookbraneniya SSSR.
(IKONITY, effect of radiations,
Ionizing, review (Run))
(INFECTION,-exporimental.
eff. of ionizing radiations, review (Rua))
(R&DIATIONS, effects,
ionizing, on exper. infect. & imun., review (Rua))

USSR/General Problems of Pathology - Immunity
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Bidli,,, No. 18, 19582 84713
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Author : YJ 014y- P. Ni -
Inst : No institute is giimn
Title : The Protective Role' of Tissues of the Organism against
its Own Denaturdd Vroteins
Orig Pub : Zh. Mikrobiol.3% Epidemiol, i Immunobiol,, 195?,
No. 6.. lo -
Abstract The formation of antibodies against the organium's
own denatured proteins (AODP) has been demonstrated
with the aid of the RSK C' Elood Soium - Re-
actiog in which the antigen was the animalst own
serum proteins., partially denatured by three-hour
heating at 60 degrees or a 24-hour exposure to the
action of 50-percent alcohol, In animals with in-
flammation due to turpentine irritation (aseptic)
or to staphyloaccei2 the titer of AODP is higher
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nSEMI P.N.; ROINOVICH,. R.M.; MM, I.D.
Principles of the development, course and outcome of experimental
pneumonia in acute radiation sickness. Medrad. 3 no.6:3-10 N-1)
'589 (MBLA 12:1)
1; is baktarlo'-serologicheakoy laboratoril (zav. Prof. P.N. Kies-
lev) TSentrallnogo -nmebno-issledovat ell skogo rertgen'o-radiologichev-
skogo instituta Nlnlsterst~a zdravookhran6ulya SSSR.
(PRODMIAS expere
of. expew~ radiation sickness (RUB))
(iO=T= RAYS Isirect S.
an expere pneumonia, radiation sickness aose (Rue)),

IISE.-zV, P.N.; SIVXRTSVL, V.N.; MLEPOVA, Ye. V.
of the course of infectious processes-as affected by
ionizliig irradiation of the body. Zhur.. mikzqblal.. SOO. i .4mim-n- 29.
'yfo.1.0:21-!22 0 858.
1, Ix m-Sentralinogo.rentgono-radiologicheakogo institute, MinisterstTA
sdraTookhranenlys. SSSR.
~NICROCOGOAL INMTIONB,,exper.
am; -- " -,
(ROINTGEN RAIII. effects,
on wTor. micrococcal infect. (R=))

KISEMY, R.N.; WINA, V.A.
.Some immunological mechanisms of autoprotectloA of the organism
from, the effect of lonising radiatiouse.Zhurmikrobiol.epidt,L
imun. 30 no.1:44-40 --Ta 158. NIhi 120)
1. is itentral'u61o n-auchn-6--isoledovatellskogo rentgeno-radiologi-
cheskogo instituta Kinisterstva, zdravookhraneniya SSSR.
(IMMITr,
-Amff.~.of bact. toxins on raclio-eensitive & radio-
resist G-fthimale (161))
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KISEIJV. P.N.; BUZINI, P.Ae
Effect of chronic uninterrupted Ionizing radiation on i'Mm"'wity.
Med. rad. 4 no.4:36m44 Ap 1590 12:7)
1, I2-bakterio-serologicheakoy laboratorii (zav. prof. P.N.
Kiselev) TSentialtnogo nanchnow-issledovatellskogo rentgeno-ra-
diologichask6go-inatituta Ministerstva zdravookhranenlya SSSIL
(IMMITY,
eff.1 of gamma rays on immunogenesis in animals (Bbs))
(GANVA HAIS'effectse
on immunogenesis in animals (Pus))

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PRASE I BOOK EXPLONATION SM/5435
Kiselev, P. N.) Professor.*'G. A, Ousterin, and A, I. Strashinin,* Ede,
Voprosy radiobiologii, t, Mst,-5bornik trudov,, Rosvyashchennyy 60-leti]U so
dnya rozhdeniya Professora. M. N. Pdbedinskogo (Problem in Radiation Biology.
v. 3% A Collecti6n~of'Works Dedicated to the Sixtieth Birthday of Professor
Kikhaill N[ikolayevi&l Pobedinskiy (Doctor of Medicine]) Leningrad.
Tsentr. n-issl. in-t zed radiologli X-va zdravookhrananiya S,SSR,, 1960.
422 p. 1,500 copies ;;zt;d,
Tech. Ed.: P. S. Pelesbuk.
PURPOSE: This collection of articles is Intmded for radidbiologists.
COVERAGE: The book contains 49 articles dealing vith pat4agenesis$ propwaxist
and therapy of radiation diseases. Individual articles describe investigations
of the biological effects of radiation* carried out by workers of the Central
Scientific Research Institute for Medical Radiology of the Ministry of Public
Health., USSR. (Tsentrallnyy nauchno-issledovatellskly institut nedit'sinskoy
radiologii kinisterstva zdravookhraneniya 6=1 during 1958-59. The following
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topics -are c6vered:: various- aspect$ of primary effects of radiation; -,4he
course of some metabolic processes in animaln subJected to ionizing radiation;
reactions in irradiated organisms; morphologic changes in radiation disease;
and reparation and. regeneration of tissues injured by irradip~tiofi. Sam
articles give attention to Ihe effectiveness of experimental medical treatments.
Wo personalities are =ntioned. References acccapany almost all of the articles.
TAME OF CONTM"S:
Foreword 3
Gasterin,, G. A.., and I. Strashinin. Professor Mikhail Nikolayevich
Pobdditskiy (Comemorating his Sixtieth Birthday)
Uebedin~kiy, A. V. (Member., Academy of Medical Sciences USSRI.,
N, I. Arlashchenko,, and.V. M., Kastryukova. On the Nechanism, of Trophic,
Disturbances Due to Ioni zing Radiation 3.1
Zedgtnidze,, G. A.,[Nember., Academy of Nedical'Sciences USSR]., Ye, A,
Zherbin.. K. V. Ivanov.. and.P. R. Vaynshteyn. Hornonal Activity of the
Adrenal Cortex in Acute Radiation Sickness and the Effect of Desoxy-
corticosterone Acetate op the Disease 17
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Cherkasov., V. F. Reactions of the Cardiovascular System and the
Respiration of Irradiated Animals to Some Functional Factors 35
Bryukhanov, 0. A. Concerning the Problem,of Depressant Reactions
in Radiation Sickness 44
Lazovskaya, A, V, Effect of.Strophanthin on the Heart of
Irradiated-Animals 50
Shitova., Z. 1,P and Ye. I,'Kasarov. On the Reflex Mechanism of
the Change in Oxygen Absorption by Intestinal Tissue During Local
Irradiation With Radioactive Strontium. 55
Remizova., I..V. On Sow Features oflunctional Changes in the
Nervous and Blood System During Repeated Sms.31-Dose Irradiation 61
Trask=ova,, N, V. Effect,of Blocking the Sympathetic Subdivision
of the Vegetative Nervous System on the Development and Course of
Acute Radiation Sickness 68
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Poplavskiyj, K. K. Phasic Changes inthe Ability of Irradiated
Animals to React to,Anesthetization
Bondarenko.. I. V. -On.the Reaction of Irradiated Dogs to the
Introduction of Alpa.Dinitrophenol
Alekseyeva, G. N. Reaction of an Irradiated Organism to the
Introduction Of Ganiliolytic Preparations (gangliclitikil
Protaso L. R., and A..A.Danilin. The.Nechanism. of Functional
DistLorbances-in the Alimentary Canal Daring Acute and Subacute
Forms of Experimental Radiation-Sickness
Aleksandrov., S. N. Some Methods of Approach to theStudy of Early
Stages of Radiation Sequelae
Manoylov.., 0. Ye. Respiration of Tissue and Sensitivity to Radiation
Kachur,, L. AO P. N.-.Kiselev., and A. N. Sbutko. Effect.of Ionizing
Radiation on the Water-Exchange Process Between the Blood and the
Extravascular Liquids. in the Organism
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Manoylov, S.- Ye.,, and B. A. Orlev. Use of the Spectroscopic Research
Method in the Study of tbe.Condition of Iron-Containing Compounds in
Animal Organisms Irradiated With X-Rays 152
Demin., N. N,.9 [Professor'), _On Some Metabolid Disturbances in Lipides
Due to'External Whole-Body Ionizing Irradiation 158
Keylina,-R,. Ya. Concerning the Problem of the Condition of Processes of
Synthesis and Decomposition of Carbohydrates in the Ani-I Organism
8iibjected to Whole-Body X-Ray Irradiation 165,
Shitova., Z. I. Ch anges in Res piration of the Skeletal Muscles Following
Irradia,tion_by Radon of Different Segments of the Nervous System 173
$ytareva.,-L. V. Meet of Ionizing Radiation on a Ferment of Glycolysis
of Phospbahexoisomerase in SomeOrgans and Tissues of an Animal Organism
Subjected to Whole-Body Irradiation 183
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Strelin,, G. S.,, and Ye..M..Pillshchik. On the Repression of Regenerative
Processes in the Bone Uader Various Conditions of Irradiation of Animals 188
Pushnitsina., A. D. Reactive Changes in Rat Marrow in Radiation Sickness,
Complicated by Loss of Blood 203
Gankina, K..I., A. L Strashinin, G. S..Strelin., and I. V. Shiffer.
Regeneration of Surgical Intestinal Worands in Radiation Sickness 232
Shmeleva., N. I. Effect of Ether Anesthesia on the Regeneration
Process of Hematagenesis in Rats With Combined Injuries 222
Lyallr,,Ye. A. Change in Some.Aspects of the Activity of the Thyroid
Glands Following Whole-Body Irradiation
Lyalin, Ye A. Effect of Whole-Body Irradiation on the Proliferating,
Capability.ofThyroid Tissue in White Nice 236
Kantin., A, V0.9 and P. V.,Sipovsk:Ly. Formation of the Surgical Stump-
of Limb During Experimental Radiation Disease in Rabbits 241
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Sipovskiy, P. V., and A. V. Kantin. Morphologic Healing Characteristics
of the Amputational. Bone Stump of Rabbits During Radiation Sickness and
After Recovery ~248
, L. V. On Morphogenesis in Experimental Acute Radiation
Funshteyn
.
Sickness 256
Ted.crov, Yu. A. Effect of Fractional Whole-.Body X-Ray Irradiation
of Hard Dental Tissue in White Rats 265
Ftmahteyn., L. V.., and E. Ii -Slichearban 1. On the Phagocytic Capability
of Some Segments of the ReticuloendotheUal System Following Whole-
Body X-Ray irradiation of White Mice 272
, 0. V., and L. V. Funshteyn. Mrl~holagic Changes in
Ochinskaya
,
Internal Organs of Pregnant Animals Subjected to Whole-Body Irradiation 281
Kholin, V. V. Comparative Dataon Intary to the Spleen in Acute
Radiation Disease, Depeending on Age of the-Animals 288
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Kashchenlm-., Li, A.s N. K.-. Sbmidt., -and P. Ostrovskaya-Zakharevieh.
Reaction of the Spleen., Nacous Intestinal Membrane,, and Testicles
of Frogs UP the, Effect of Ionizing Radiation in n-Ae-Body and
Local. Irradiation 298
Kashchenkoo L. A.s P. 1. Ostrovskaya-Zakharvvich. and N. K. Shmidt.
Reparation of Rad:tatLon Tnitu-1 in Amig Twiticles 331
KalawbM B. P. and Yu. S. Kamiuskaya. Experimental Data an the
Tnjurim Effect of X-Rays on -the R6tlna Due to Local and Whole-Bok,
Irradiation 318
Kiselev,, P. 11.., and.V. A. Sendma. Effect of Same Hormones of the
Adrenal and Pituitary,01anda on the C-marse of Autainfectlaas Pztn~cesses
in Radiation Sickness 32T
Sivertseva., V. N. Problem of the Effect of Chronic Continuous.Infl-1jence -
of Ionizing Radiation on the Course of Infectious Froeesses 335
Snorod-intsev, A. A. Korphologic Changes in the Respiratory Canal in
Experimental- Influenza of lummne White MIce Irradiated With X-Rays 344
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Problems in Radiation Biology(Cant.)
Poplavskiy: K, K,, Proj*yiactie and Therapeutic Effect of
Anesthetic Agents in Radiation' Sickness 394
Ivanova., 1q. A. Comparative Estlinate of Pntective Properties
of Some Mercapto Com
pounds 406
Shcherban'. E, I. Effect of Moderate Physical Exeition Daring
X-Ray Irradiation on the Caurse of Ae-ate Radiati-on Sickness
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KMELEV,, P.Ni KASHKIN A, G. A.
K.P.; BOLTAKS2 Yu.B.; VITOVSKAY,
Acquisition ;of resistance to radioactivity by a microbe cell kept
in a medi= with a high natural radiation level. Mikrobiologiia
,30 no.2:207-213 Mr-4p 161. (MIRA 14:6)
1, Mentrallnyy naucbno-issledovatellskiy institut meditsinskoy
radiologii i lMirli co-farmateevtid$es*~ institut, Leningrad.
(BACTERIA), (RADUTIOIL-PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT)

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A Changes In COlular Immusilly VfKler The Irifloonce af Chronic Continom Exporarv to Relativirly Sinell Dom of
Ionizing Radiation
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"a Influence or chronic continuout; exposure to 1=11 doses of "Cis y-rall on the humoral and cellular,
filimunity of the organism has been studied. The Invnilpilons wre carried out on different experimental animals
(mice. r2M SuInca-lilgi and rabbits). The dose rate varied from 0.3 to 3.5 r/day. Irradiation was protracted from
30 days to 5 yr. The total done wits, IW= r.
Such an exposure macd in the dcYciormivt or chronic radiation disease manifesti:4 In differcritdepecs. The,
observed changes In the humoral immunity were or a ph3tk type and manifested ihcmiciv" in stimulation and
subneiluent inhibition whichwore accompanied by the development or auto-infectious procettes.
The experiments have shown that chronic continuous exposure to small doses of Ionizing radiation brings stout
a disturbance of (fie cellular Immunity. These changes also are of a phasic lyre and characterized by the sitme -
regularities. The Iricteisse In, the Immunity is alw-Ays less trumikst than Its subsequent Inhibition. The dccrtala In
(1) In reduction of function of the tyilcm. occurring rather
she cvIlular Immunity is expressed.
late also In the case or suakknity large total dusts; (2) In changes of absorbing end dittimIrg functions or tho
lCucocytes; (3) In increasing the sensitivity orthe organism towards exis. and eisdo~toAhA; and (4) In changing the
capability of somatic "Its to remove heterogeneous, pmticles and to inhibit the C-.ih of vlruws~ A ceitain
stimulation of (he organism preceding Its weakening Is reve3led In a lesitir delay of the growth or innue"M vhs
in Itic organism. stimulation ori RES function juld Increasing the phagMtIc capability of the Icaocres.
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AUTHOR: Kisilev, P. N. and Buzini, P. A.
TITLE- Changes in cell immunity upon chronic continuous exposure to ionizing radiation
PERIODICAL: Meditsinskaya ra-diologiya, v. 7, no. 8,11%2, 59-65
TEXT: The effect of chronic ionizing radiation on the mechanism of immunity has not been sufficiently
studied. This is the continuation of a previous study. Rabbits, guinea pigs, albino mice, and rats were sub-
jected to an irradiation of 50-4000 r with Co6O gamma rays at 0.5-4.3 r/24 hrs. The observations continued
for 5 years. A dose of 465 r did not alter the properties of WBC, RES, and somatic cells. The phagocytosing
and digesting properties of WBC were distorted after larger doses of irradiation and up to a dose of 700-1000 r
there was a definite dependence between these factors. Irradiation during embryogenesis brought about the
development of nonphagocytosing WBC, even Aer a total dose of 200 r. The RES function was studied
with S35-labelled B. coli and collidal MIN. The RES function was evaluated by the method of Benacerraf,
Halpern, et al. A chronic continuous irradiation at relatively small doses (2.4 r/24 hours) brings about a
suppression of the RES function following a prior stimulation. The sensitivity of somatic cells to bacterial
toxins and viruses was also altered in chronic continuous irradiation (950 r at 1.29 r/24 hrs), Sensitivity was
estimated by determination of LD50 in both control and experimental animals. The increased sensitivity
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of cells to endo- and exotoxins was preceded by a decreased sensitivity (up to a total dose of 285 r). Thus,
chronic irradiation with small doses affect3 both the burn 'oral and cellular immunity simultaneously and
with the same characteristics. There are 2 figures and 4 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Laboratoriya radiatsionnoy mikrobiologii i inummologii (zav.-prof. P. N. Kiselev)
Tsentral'nogo nauchno-issledovatels'kogo instituta meditainskoy radiologii (dir.-kandidat
nwditsinskikh nauk E. 1. Vorobyev), Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya SSSR (Laboratory
of Radiation Microbiology and Immil ology [headed by Prof. P. N. Kiselev], Central
Scientific Research Institute of Medical, Radiology [directed by Candidate Medical
Sciences E. I. VoroWyev), Ministy of Health, USSR.)
SUBMITI`ED: February 14, 1%2
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MOR: Kiseley, -P. N.; Buzini, Po A-
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.,TITLE: Remote Immunologic sequelae of.-the effect of ionizing radiation
SOURCE; 14editsinakaya radiolo nos 5 i964, 50-58
iTOPIC TAGS: Immunologic sequelases, ionizing radiation,, Immunogenesles,
immunity
retention
Salmonella enteridis Gartneris, Salmonella breslaus, PGeudomonas aerugin-,'
osa
, endotoxin sensitivity, bacteremial phagocytosiss, delayed POGtirradiation
~;infcction, mononuclear pbagocytes, polynuclear phaGocyte, infection resistances,
Iantibody cynthecia, vaccination
;~ADSTRACT: The duration of retention of natural lummity and Immunogenesis acquired'
.during acute radiation sickness-vae studied in guinea pigs and white mice which.
re.
ceived 200 r (LD and 465-500 r (LD50/30) respectively.. Resistance to
30/30 days)
~;infection was tested 3-28 months after irradiations, in either spontaneously Infect~.
ed animals or by ird"ection with Salmonella enteridia Gartneris, Salmonella brealau
~or Poeudomonas acruginoca.. Endotoxin sensitivity was Investigated by introducing
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il the endotoxin in &1D dose and the bacteremia determined by microbial
50/3 dap
1,count in blood and organs. The number of leucocytes in peripheral blood, phagoey-
Ftic activity in peritoneal exudate,, etc. served as imminologic indicators. Spon-
tancoun infection of the mice with Salmonella enteridis Gartneri after 5~kk months
led to the death of 5% irradiated o~gainst -18% of non-irradiated animal . Experl.
mental infection with 100 million bodies,of the same agent In 380 micei, half of
which had been irradiated 6 months earlier,, led to death of 72% of the irradiated,
3VP of the control mice* Salmonella breslau infection -under the same conditions-
,yielded-the corresponding figures of 97 against 65%. dpontaneous infection of
guimea pigs with Paeudomonas acruginosa. 19 months after irradiation led to death
of 32 aGainst 14~. Experimental infection with the came a,,,,ent in a group of mixed
a&e was performed 3, 6, 9, 3.2, 19 and 28 months after iriadiation. Increased
~sensitivity to infection (compam-1 to controls) decreaGed,.only after the 19th
month., to return to normal. after - ?,j months. A study or the reasons for ouch
creased sensitivity comprised testing the bactericidal property of the blood again*
SaInonalla typhi, murilLm, the complement titer, phaeocytic activity of leucocytebj
bacteremia in mice with acute and chronic radiation sic)mess, as well as in
controls 6 months after irradiation# Microbe lysing activity was found decreased
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ACMSSIOU 11R- AP4038943' v.
I.despite close to normal counts. ..Similak studies with Paeudcutow aeruginosa in
guinea Pies 3-28 months.after irradiationehowed e.g. a decrease in mononuclear
and increane in polynuclear phdsocyter.), their numbers returning to normal only.
iafter 28 months. Microbial count in guinea Ipig blood at various periods following
irradiation confirmed the decreased phapocytic activity as late as 19 months after
irradiation. Mouse sensitivity to Salmonella typhi abdominalia endotoxin was 2.6
times that of controls after 221 months, 1.6 times after 5~ months. The development;'
of antibodies to Salmonella breslau under these conditions was determined in guinea
pigs vaccinated 3.- l2and 19 months after irradiation. Wo distrubance of Immuno-
eenecis was found; thus antibody synthesis is only disturbed during acute~radiation,,,
sickness. Decreased anti-infective properties of the tissues however, although
not irreversible, persist during'.half of the life span of guinea pigs and white
micei Orig- art- base. 5 tables and 6 figures.
'ASSOC=ON- Allergologicheekaya.laboratoriya Nauchnn- -skogo instituta'.
issledovatel
:'ukha, gorla inoaa Ckuergy
Laboratory, Scientific Research Institute of Bar) Throat and Rose$
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KISELEV P.N.; NIKITINA, K.I.; CHEN SHAO-CUN; EAMMOVA, Z.P.
Role of autoinfection in the development of hemorrhagic syndrome
in acute radiation sickness. Radiobiologiia 4 ro-5:790-793 164.
(M.IRA 18W
1. TSentrallnyy nauchno-issledova tell skLy rentgeno-radiologicheskiy
institut 111misterstva. zdravookhraneniya SSSR, Leningrad.

.KISELEV, P.N.; SEMINA, V.A.
Ways of normalizing immunogenesis disturbed by the action of
ionizing radiations..Med.rad, 9 no.9s6l-67 S 164.
(MIRA 18:4)
1. Laboratoriya radiatsionnoy, immunologii (zav. - prof. P.N.
Kiselev) TSentrallnogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo rentgenoradio-
logicheskogo instituta, (dir. Ye.I.Voroblyev) Ministerstva
zdravookhraneniya SSSR.

KISEIEV, P.N.; NIKITINA, K.I.; CHEN SHAO-CRAN
Significance of the formation of antiendotoxino against Eacherichia,
coll in the Involution of hemorrhagic syndrome in radiation sickness.
Radiobiologiia 5 no.1:87-92 165. (KM 18:3)
1. TBentrallm nauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut meditsinakoy
radiologii Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya SSSR) Moskva.

KISELEV, P.N.; KARPOVA, Ye.V.
Role of the sulfhydryl (SH) groups of proteins in the block and
the fixation of the complement. Zhur. mikrobial., epid. i immun.
41 no.llt43-48 165. (MIRA 18:5)
1. TSentralln)rj nauchno-issledovatel'3kiy institut meditsinskoy
radiologii Ministerstva zdrav6okhranemiya SSSR.

KISELFT, P.H.; KARPOVA, Ye.V.
Significance of the changes in the activity of tissue hyalurouidase
In disorders of tiampermability under the affect of ionizing
radiation. Mad. rad. 10 no 104-61 A 165. (MIRA 180)
1. TSentrallnyy nauchno-issladovatellakly inatitut meditsinskoy
radiologii Ministers.tva zdravookhraneniya SSSR, Leningrad.

lv~ Y.
ACC NR, AP603386'9-- 6
O-U-R'C'E CODE: UR/0205/66/006/005/0,763/07 5
i AUTHOR: Kifleleva P. N.; Aivertaeva, V. N.
ORG: X-Ray. R 0-
adiolog~cal Instit.ute.,_HZ SSS~R,. LoELningrad -radi
(Rentgano
logichaskiy institut HZ SSSR)
TITLE: Effects of oxidation and phosphorylation on the microbialtoxin~)
sensitivity of irradiated animals
SOURCE: Radiobiologiya, v. 6, no. 3, 1966, 763-765
TOPIC TAGS: biologic oxidation, biologic phosphorylation, metabolic
effect, irradiation, toxin, microbial toxin, toxin effect,-/6-fic-40
ABSTRACT: DisturbaAce of oxidation and phosphorylation processes is
one of the possible reations for the increased sensitivity of.an irradi-
ated animal to toxins. Reducing substances also lower toxin resistanceJ
Animals receiving injections of alpha-dinitrophenol became more resist-
ant to andotoxin. Orige art. has: I table. [W*Ae 501
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I/ I UDC: 577.391g612017el.

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86-9-14/36
AUTHOR: KiselevP P.P., Col.
TITLE: Bomb ing the Swal-Size Targets from a Fighter-Bomber
(Bomb s istrebitelya-bombardirovshchika po
ometardye
malorazmernym tselyam)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Vozdushnogo Flota, 1957, Nr 9, pp. 40-46 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In this article the author recommends that a sighting-
aiming device should be installed in fighter-bombers,
in order to train the flying personnel in accurate bomb-
ing of point targets and small-size targets. The bombin'.,.-..
from medium and low altitudes at 'diving angles of 30- 60.01-.
and at.lead angles of 5 - 110 is difficult, because the
point of aim, when ASP-3n sight is used, should be moved
forward from the center of the target by-the amount of
lead allowance. In view of the fact that the aiming
allowance changes within a wide range (from 200 -; 800m)o.~
when point targets or targets of small dimensions are,~.: -
bombed, the visual determination of the aiming point1s,,
associated with .considerable errors. The device, suggested.
by the author, permits to aim directly at the center of - .1
Card 1/2 the target regardless of its size. The device consists of
86-3-14/36
Bombing the Small-Size Targeta from a Fighter-Bomber (Cont.
the sightingframe installed in the pilot's cabin, of a
pin for the directional control which is fastened to the
upper Cowling of the nose part of the fuselage, and of
a vertical course line with marks on the front bullet-
proof glass of the cabin enclosure. Among-others, it is
mentioned that the bomb fuzes, type MDV-1, operate.with-
out fail when the time of bomb fall is not lower than
11 - 11.5 seconds. Four diagrams, I table.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress.
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KISELEV, P.V.
Our workers are our gold assets. Avtom., telem. i sviazi 8
no.4i19-21 Ap 164. (MIMA 18 2)
1 Nachallnik BiLreyskay distantsii signalizateli i svyazi
Kbaykalfskoy dorogi.

'-filho 3.on-:;
o ho.are'-length 6 ':A,-riod as,,
f Iiij

KissUff, R.A..; VOLORMTKAYAn G.I.
Overall eradication of rodents and ineects as a method of control Of
rickettsialpox, 2,hur, mikrobiole spid* I imoun. no.1212&33 D 954
(KMA, 8: 9i
1. 3~ Zhart k.ovskogo Inat it.ut&, yakt sin i syyorotok imeni Machnikova
(dir. kand Jdat uiolpgichoakikh nank S.P.Cherkals)
'(RId3M1ATMj.pr4Ventton and control,
coittInuous disinfect. & deratization)
(RATS,
control In rickettelalpox prey.)

VMXHAMMUYA, G. I.; IrISEW, R. 1.
Biology of Allodermanyssum sangaineus Hirst. Zool.shur. 34 no.5:
1090-1093 -8-0 !55. (mm 9:1)
1.1harikoveldy nwhno-Iseledovatel'skiy inatitut vaktaini
a.vvorotok iment MechnIkova,
Wtes)-

I IMIEV, R. L, BMM, K.L.
An n1lergic component in Hickettsin cAuoiM. a pox-like rickettsia].
jnfection.Cwith summary in Inglishle Vop.virua. 3 no.3:142-145
W-JO '58 .(KIRA 11:7),
is Eharlkovokiy nAuchno-inaledovntellnkiy institut vAktain i
syvorotok imeni Kochnikova.
(RICEMSIA.
allergic fraction causing pox-like rickettsial.
infect. on inoculntion Into guinea Digs (Rua))

LESHCHMKOP P.D.p kand.med. nauk, otv. red.; ChMAS, G.P.,, prof....
red.; PAWT, BA6,p, pr~of.,,red.; PEDENKO, A.I.,, kand.
Med . nauk,, red.;
,,,,,doktor med. nauk, red.;
KOS,BELI, N.G.,.red.
(Diphtheria; transactions] Difteriia; sbornik trudov. Kievv
Gosmedizdat USSR, 1963, 155 P. (MMA 117:6)
14 Respublikanskaya nauchno-prakticheskaya konferentsiya po
likvidatsii difterii v USSR. 2. Ministerstvo zdravookhrane-
niya Ukr*SSR (for'Leshchenko). 3. Kharlkovskiy nauchno-
issledovatellskiy institut vaktsin i syvorotok im. I.I.
Ma^l,"4V-n fPn~

KISELEV, Rostislav Illich; ZATULOVSKIT, B.G.9 red.
[Riclattsialpoxl Ospopodobnyi rikketsioz. Kievj
Zdor"'o'vteo 19a. 103 p. (MIRA 17t11)
I

KHAYX1XA, A.S.; DUBRAVINA, G.I.; RACHIBSKATA, A.Z.; PETRENKO, M.D.; MITELIMAN,
P.M.; KHODOROVA, Z.N.; EATS, F.M.; KISELU,-R,I.; GAYDAMAKA, M.G.;
VOLOVICH, B.I.; BEKKER, M.L.; GORDITENKO, Ye.G.; VYSOCHINEHKO, Ye.K.;
TELESMVSKAYA, M.A.; KAYDEROVA, Yu.T.
Production of the active fraction of hyperimmune horse sera by means
of the alcohol precipitation method under a low temperature. Nauch.
oan. proizv. bakt. prep. 10s159-167 161. (MIRA 18:7)
1. KharIkovskiy institut vaktsin i syvorotok im. Mechnikova.

KISSIEV, R.M.
All-~matai ~saw-toothed card clothing with decrensed, height of teeth on
the main drum of the carding mchine. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.-, tekh.. i,;
toket.prom. no-2:75-79 158. (MIRA 11--5)
1. Ivanovskiy ~-tskstillnyy institut.
(Carding machines)

XISELEV. R.M.
Saw-toothed mounting with lowered tooth height usod on receiving
drams of-carding "chinos. Izv. vys. uchob. zav'.; takh. takst.
.Prom. no. 31:82-87 158. (MIRA 11'7)
l.'Ivanovskiy takatillnyy institut.
.(Carding machines)
W
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FIR" I I i

KISELEV, R.M.
More aboutthe design of the fillet for the receiving drums
of carderg'; Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; tekh. tekst. prom. -
noel-.60-65 164. (MIRA 170)
1. Ivanovskiy tekstilInyy inatitut imeni, Frunze.
a! A
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SOV/85-58-9-22/33
AUTHOR: KLselev, S., Sportsman lst Rank (Sverdlovsk)
TITLE: Now Sports Parachute (Novyy sportLvnyy parashyut)
PERIODICAL: Kryl'ya rodLny, 1958, Nr 9, pp 24-25 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author dLocusses the essentLal features Ln a a ports
parachute and refers to the general opLnLon that at hLgh
altLtudes a parachute requLre's an easLly managed canopy
to provLde adequate speed Ln horLzontal shLfts. At low,
altLtudes, the canopy of such a parachute should be able
to develop greater of lesser speed when shLftLng in any
dLrectLon at the wLll of the parachutLat. It La also
generally agreed that the T-2 parachute Ls well adapted
for maneuverLng and approachLng a target from a rela-
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SOV/85-58-9-22/33
New Sports Parachute
tively high altitude, while
target accuracy at low alt-Atudes.
own improved version of the
bining both features. There
the PT-1 parachute has greater
The author describes his
PT-1 parachute cupola as Com-
are 6 drawings.
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S/085/60/000/0()9/003/003
A153/AO29
AUTHOR: Kiselev, S., Muter of_Sports
TITLE: A New Sport Parachute
PERIODICALs Kryl'ya rodiny, 1960, No. 9, pp. 20-21
TEM Having enumerated a number of shortcomings of thestandard Soviet
T- -2 (T-2L sport parachute,, the author praises the advantages of a double-Plot-
ted PT-1-2Aport parachute: a greater speed of horizontal movement and angular
rotation, an elimination of sidewise "drift" of the canopy during turns, a higher
suitability for jumps aiming at accuracy of landing at the target, etc. The
canopy of this novel parachute is round, consisting of 28 conical panels, each
one sewed together from four sections. It has a round central vent, reinforced
upper and lowerbrims, 14 shroud lines'running through the whole canopy in ra-
dial Beam . The parachutehastwo r--shaped slots located between the 3d-5th
and 24th-26th shroud lines (Fig. 1). The control shroud lines are 1,300 mm long,
attached to shroud lines No. 5 and 24. By using the front harness strapsit is
possible to quickly turn about (to the left by using the right strap and vice
versa). The use of the rear straps is not effective unless they are braced by
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3/085/60/000/009/003/003
A New Sport Parachute A153/AO29
two 2m-long additional shroud lines: onesuch line.comeots -the shroud line
No. 26 with the semi Iring ofthe right rearstriap, the other conneqts the shroud
line No. 3 with the semi-ring of the left-rear strap. The pilot parachute Is
round; the parachute pack is made ofa oaprone cloth. Tested by a'state co-
mission, the novel parachute has shown-the following characteristics: speed of
.descent 5.2m/seo.,, speed of horizontal movement in the air 3.5m/sec., one turn
round the vertical axis 5-7,sea. The sensitivity of this parachute calls upon
its user to be very attentive and-capable of quickly evaluating his position with
respect to the ground. There are 3 figures.
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BARRWATOV, G.T.; VASILIYEV. T.G.; KISIIJff, M.; TIKHOMIROT, Tu.P~
Oil- and gas-bearing potential of the Terkhokansk piedmont fault
and.bapic trends in prospectizig this region. Usol, neftl I no,4,.
1-7 AP '57. (KIM 1038)
(rerkhojv&nsk-'B&ngs-Nt?o1eum geologyY-
(Terkhoyansk U49-4&s. Natural--4eologyl

BARKWOV, G.V.; VASIL'YEV, T.G.; GRISHIM, G.L.; KARASEV, I.P.; XLS2LWg--
S.I.; KRAVCHEIIED, Ya.T.; 14DRDOVSKIY, Y.T.; TIKHOMIROV, YU.P.;
K.R.; YUNGANS, S.M., ved.red.; FHDOTOVA, I.G.. tekhn.red.
[Oil and gas In the eastern Siberian Platform] Neftegazononnost'
Yostachno-Sibirskoi platvormy. Pod red. K.R. Chepikova. Moskva,
Gos.nauchno-tekhnAzd-vo neft. I gorno-toplivnoi lit-ry 1958-
130 P. (MI;A 12:1)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Chepikov).
(Siberian Platform--Gae. Natural)
(Siberian Platform-Pi-froleim-1--~

KRASTOSHFVSK.IY.. L.S., inzh.; SHEVTSCV, A.Yu.,
Searching for a design of precast reinforced concrete II.-aing
for shafts, sunk, by boring. Trudy TKIOAMSa no.15:64-93 164.
(MIRA 18:2)

KISELEVj S. K.
Oborudovanie i eksploatatsiiii rudhic'hnykh pod'Iemnykh ustanovok. Moskva,
Gostoptekhi*zdatp 1943,,:239 P.-illuse
Bibliography: p. 237.
Equipment and operation of mine hoisting units.
DLCr TN339-K5
SO: Manufacturing'slid'Mechanical Engineering in the Soviet Union., Library
of Congress, 1953.

. .. - .. ",-. 5~11~1=-ic-,~--

Z&GRYATSKIY. I.V.; FROLOV, I-M.
Drying enameled ware by combustion gases. Prom.enarg. 11 no.8:
19-21 Ag 056. MRA 9: 11)
(Inameled ware) (Drying apparatus)

KISELVEVP S.M.
Using the products of natural gas conbustion for heating air in.
air-heat screens and tributary systems. Gaz. prom. 7 no.8:27-29
162. (MIRA 17:10)

46571-66 -IJP(c) JD/HM/HW/EI4.
ACC NR, AP6019432 SOURCE CODE: UR/0l35/66/ooo/oo6/o034/0035 Iq
AUTHOR: Kiselev, B. N, (Engineer); Pichugin, V. B..(Engineer)
ORG: none
V,
TITLE: Down-hand and all-position inert gas-shielded are welding of avial alloy pipe
joints
SOURCE: Byarochnoye proizvodstvo, no. 6, 1966, 34-35-
TOPIC TAGS: welding, shielded are welding; aluminum.rilloy, magnesium containing
alloy, silicon containing alloy, alloy pipe, welding, weld property
A
BSTRAC~f: Annealed and aged pipes, 115x3.5 0
] , . r 128x3.9 nun in diameter, from the av a17
t,ype aLuminum alloy of the Al-Mg-Si system containing 0.90% Si and 0.65% Mn,werejUG
weldelivvt
_h a consumable electrode either in argon atmosphere or in a mixture.of
argon with 60-70 He. k4ay inspection revealed that pipe joints welded in a fixed.-
position had pores up to 0.6 mm in diameter and tungsten inclusions 0.2-0.3 mm in
diameter, while down-hand welded joints, as a rule, had no defects. The welds made
with the Ar-He mixture had a tensile strength of 19.7 kg/MM2 'and a bend angle of
86.3 deg; the corresponding figures for the welds made with argon were 17.3 kg/mm2
and 59.5 deg. Welds made with the Ar-He mixture also had lower porosity. Generally,
the strength of the ga's-mixture welded joints was 70-80% of the strength of the base:
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metal, compared with 65-70% for argoq welded joints~ Also, softening of the heat-
'ure welds. The higher strength.of.,
affected zone was much less pronounced in gas-mix'.
the gas-mixture welded joints is explained by a lover specific heat input, and the
greater bend angle, by the higher hcmogeneity of waded metal. Prolonged aging at 100C
increased the weld tensile strength to 24.6-25 kg/mm2, but decreased the bend angle
to 28-29.2 deg. In tests, all unaged joints failed in the heat-affected zone,-but
after aging a~ IOOC for 1000 hr the joints failed predominantly along the weld
metal. This is because the weld metal strength is lower than the strength of the
aged base metal and also because of weld defects. Orig. art. has; 2 figures and 1
table. [NDI
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ACC NR9 AP7001836 SOURCE CODE: UR/0135/66/000/012/0006/0008
AUTHOR: Kiselevo 6 N Khavanov, V. A. (Engineer); Skornyakov. L. M (Engincer);
Grechlsfildfi-R-T-(-E-~=er)
uAu: none
TITLE: Pattern of distribution of residual surface stresses in welded plates of avial alloy
SOURCE: Svarochnoye preizvodstvo, no. 12, 1966, 6-8
TOPIC TAGS: metal 4XesW, intirnal dress, weld evaluation. strain gage Sv-AK-4,Arelding
rod
ABSTRACT: The increasing use of avial-alloy-type structural elements and weldments of
considerable thickness in which residual welding stresses combine with the scale factor as
well as with the mechanical, chemical and structural heterogeneity of welded joints and the
changes in plasticity of the material owing to aging processes, makes increasingly imperative
an investigation of these stresaes~. Accordingly these stresses were measured in plates 30-.
.40-, 70-, 90-. 140-, 220- and 300-mm. thick of an avial type alloy containin 0. 8-0. 85% Si and
0. 6-0. 7% Mg In hardened and artificially aged state, with the aid of strain gages having a base
of 5 mm and a resistance of the order of 50 ohm. The strain gauges were attached at intervals
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ACC NR: AP7001836
of 100 mm each to the welded plates (which were 500 mm wide each half, and 500 and 1500 -
mm long) along the weld line in' both directions from the center (in the direction of the prin-
cipal axes of deformation). Findings: the pattern of distribution of residual surface stresses
the welded joints of avW type plates differs from the pattern observed for low-carbon steels.
Thus, in avial-type plates the residual welding stresses reach their maximum in the near-
weld zone whereas in low-carbon, steel plates these stresses reach their maximum at the weld
center. This is attribu&ble to the mechanical heterogeneity of the welded joints of avial-type
alloys (the use of Sv-AY,-S welding rod, which containa 6% SI, and the softening of the base as
well as to the features of formation of residual stresses, which are also determined by the
thermopbysical properties of the material: the high thermal conductivity of aluminum alloy
leads to *e elasUe deformation of the metal in the near-weld zone. Orig. art. has: 5 figures.
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25(2) SOV/117-59-5-13/30
AUTHORS: Kiselevt SoNal Engineer, and Gribaking M.Y,
TITLE: A Hydraulic Devic.e for the Scrap-Less Cold Rolling of Bar
Stock for Making Keys
PERIODICAL: Mashinostroitelf, 1959, Nr 5, pp 23-24 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: To out down.metal losses into chipn, and the high.machining
costs in-making keys, some plants are.using cold rolling of.
bar.s.-in broaching machines. The rolled bars are then machin-
ed,so that there is-still some machining and waste. The
Vsesoyuznyy proyektno-tekhnologicheskiy institut tyazhelogo
ma,shinostroyeniya.(All-Union Design and Technology Institute
af-Heavy Machine~Building), jointly with the Mogilevskiy za-
v0d:ppd"3ezno-transportnogo oborudovaniya (M;gilev Materials
Handling Machine Plant),have dev'eloped a special
hydrixulio
_
..device, (Figure 2).,for the "751011 broaching machin6j -mith a
10-'ton drawing effort. The exchangeable rollers of'the de-
vice permit the obtaining of key bars of 8:x10, 6x6 and 5x5
mm seotions. The device is to be placed on the transition
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SOV/117-59-5-13/36
A Hydraulic Devicefor the Scrap-Less Cold Rolling of Bar Stock for Making
Keys
in the machine slidert grips and pulls the rods in the rolling
processo Deeign.details'are given. The application of'the-
devicelat the Mogilev Plant has fully eliminated the forging
and machining (planing and grinding) of keys, reduced by 25
to 30% the metal consumption, and improved the dimensions,
accuracy and the mechanical properties of keys. There are 3.
sets of diagrams.
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YBVDOKIMOV, Boris Ivanovich; KISELNV, S.P.tinzh.-podpolkovnik. red.:
=OLOVA, G,F,, to
[Rocket-powared antitank missiles; based on the foreign press]
Protivotankovys, upravliaeWe reaktivnys suariady; po materialas
inostrannoi,pachati. Moskva. Toen.isd-vo N-ya obor.S=. 1959.
73 P. (KW 13:3)
(Antitank guns) (Rockets (Ordnance))

-I - - 4
--- ---- -- - - - - - - - - - -
-- TEGOROT, Pavel Timofeyevich, kand.voyeanykh nauk; KISKW, S.P.,
inzh.-podpolkovnik, red.; KONOVALOVA, U7.X-. -'
(Rocket missiles) Reaktivnos oruzhie. Moskva. Voen.isd-To
N-va obdr.SWR, 1960. 224 p. CMIRA 13:7)