SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KOKIN, M.K. - KOKLE, YU.

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I Kokin, if. K, "The value of"' leucocytic blbod fomula in dif forentJ ating epileptic
and hysterical parcx-f7,ms)" Trud~r Leningro goopitalyn dlya lechoniya intilidov
Otechestv. voyzWj Leningrad, 19hB, p. 360-73
.. SO: U-3850i 16 june 53, (Letopsis tZhurnal Inykh StAvf, 110. 5, 1949)

POLYAWYA, M. Ya-.1011N, M. 1.
Biological characteristics of the blood In epilepsy.
Nevropat. poikhist,o Kookya. 19 no.5t54-58 Sept-Oct. 1950.
(CIAU, 20:1)
lo Of the Department.of Bxperimental Neuropsychlatry, Institmts
of the Braln imeni Bekhterev (Read of Department and Director of
Institute- - Prof. To Po Oelpov, Lieutenant General Medical Corps,
Corresponding Member of the Academy of Sciencem USSR. AoUve
Member of the Acadevy of Medical Sciences USSR, decoased)o

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Iffsot of blood from epileptic patients on behavior of animas in the
labyrinth. Nevropat, psikhIat., Moskva 20 no,,5:69-70 Sept-Oct 519
(OLML 21:4)
1. Candidate Medical Sciences. 2. raniWad.

USSR General Problems of Pathology* Tumors@
i~t OriO61 'TUMors'Ln Humans,
ogy
Abs Jour.- Ref Zhur Stole, No 15, lMs 70953e
Author Lemokia M-'K.- BeItker 0, Me
Inst, Not-given,
Title C ho I est eni o I~h6 of the, Car ebe 11 um
Zhe rooatol~e i'pplkhlatril, ;9551 56 No 3$
Orig Pub. nev
Abstract. A o i-patleht-suffered epileptic f I ts and
52 year. lt
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re~iLned n'6.' twIlLght."state.."'since she was 32
He'r',cohditlon deteriorated with
each-;ye'hr.`e... -..-A, n'eurologica I. examination revealeds,
anii6c6r*16~--- ~Atktlng_ny3ta' ''and garests.of the
gmus.,
low ei; br in`~W'~-bf` the:., foicla-I I nerve T e leftknee-
r ef I hl dheO~' thin''the.rLght one, her valk',vias'
d I p, t -lo' ical' A-ef I'
un. ea yj:, sy~y,, ng o., a., ho g exes.were
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X01:5. H.K.,; EIKKKR, G.H.
Cholesteatoma of the cerebellum. Zhur. neyr. i psikh. 56 no-3--
236-239 156 (MLRA 9:7)
1. OrlovskWa oblastwWa psikhonevrologichaskaya bolinitsa
(glavury Ymch kmadidat maditsinakikh nauk M.K. Xokin)
(ONAMUM, neoplafte,
cholestoatons (Run))

W%CWEMA M'011~60 8 Vi
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MEDIGA 12/10 Neurology Oct
4949. BIOLOGICAL, PECULIARITIES OF THE BLOOD OF EPILEPTIC PATIENTS
R,/,, it) - Kokn ZH.NEVROPAT. I PSIKHIAT. 1958,
to I ?~-
a084;900) 1 i-_ Tables
rphi smical and experimental changes found in the
car 0
F;om tain =log cal, bloche
blood of epileptics it is concluded that their blood his toxic properties. The white
cell count to different, both before and after selzilres and in the interval. Such
blood exerts a toxic action an the Isolated fro heart amounting to complete car,
diac arrest. A dog with conditioned behaviour In a maze loses his behaviour
pattern after repeated transtual one with blood from spilepttem, and will either rArdly
or not at all return to his * established pattern. Normally the dog returns to his
pattern only after several months. Blood from normal donors or from hysterical
patients had no toxic effects in such experiments.
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HL~UKOV, BoMat Zddluzhezmyy.vraoh RSFSRj-KOKINy M.K.t kgnd.med.n&uk
Universities Of health in Orel PrOvindG. ZdmV. Ros- Feder. 5
n0,183"6 Ja 161, (KMA 14j:L)
.1. orlovkogo o'blwlmvotdola (Sov. K.Ao Trofimay).
OREL PROVINCM-MMH EDUCATION)

PROTOPOPOV0 S.P..' aafil. 49yatell nauki RSFSR., doktor mod. nauk, prof,#
otv. red.1 BAZHENOV, PA.,, zeal. vraoh HSFSR, red.; IVANOV,
B.S.,, saal. vrach HSFSR,.kand. mod. nauk,,red. KOKIN
zaal, vracb.RBF3R, kand, mod. nauks red.; TROFIMDV-, KA., red.1
TSUKANOVAI Ye.P., Seel, vrach HSFSR, red.1 SHIPEROVA, R.1a,g
~asl, vrach RBFSR kand, mod. nauk, sm. otv. red.1 ANTONOV, V.p
red.; KUZIN,,N., tekhn. red.
(Problems of.practiwa medicine;.from'the practice of -nedical
institutions in Orel Province] Voproey prakticho6ol maditsinyl
iz opyta madi tainakikh uch zhden44 Orlovskoi oblasti. Orel,
OrloTakos knizbnoe izd-yo, 1962. 335 p. (MIRA 16t6)
l.:Zaveduyushchiy Orlovakim.oblantnym otdolom zdravookhrananiya
(for Trofimov).
(ORKL PROVINCE-MEDICINE-PRACTPE)

KOXIN, M.K.p kand. med. nauk; PF~LEPELKTN, V.I.
Characteristics of association in chronic alcoholics. Trudy Gos.
nauch.-isal. inst. psikh. Jt167-171 165. (MIRA 18:9)
1. Orlovskaya oblastnaya psikhone7rol.-gicheskaya bollnitsa
(glavnyy vrach - kand. med. nauk M.K.Kokin).

DUBUSKIT, P.7., doktor tokht.nauk; AIMTSY, B*X,, kand.tekhu'mauk;
HDRMOV, I.G., :.:and.tekhn,uauk; YISHCHMT, X.Ae, k&;;,,tekhu.nauk;
CEUNTAKOT, L.K., tand.tekhn.nsuk; SHADRINA, G.N,, kand.tekbo.muk;
The over-all mechanization of assembling avartment houses. Transp.
btrol 9 no 6 113-17 :,* 159. (NM 12ill)
ZBuildi;; machinery) (Apartment houses)

KOKIN, N.Y.
Lay-out for ovw-&U mechanization In the asseftly of dwellings
and Industrial railroad buildings from prefabricated roon unitso
Trudy NUT no*122s254-280 159q, OCCU 130)
(Buildings, Prefabricated)
(Railroads-BuIldings and structures)

KOKIN9 M. V., Cand Tech Sci -- (diss) "Research into scheme of complex
mechanization of an assembly of track-line and living quarters in rail-
road transportation out of block-chambers." Moscow, 1960. 14 pp; (Min-.
istry of Railroads USSR, Moscow Order of Lenin and Order of Labor Red
Banner Inst of Railroad Tr'ansport Engineers im 1. V. Stalin); 11to cop-
ies; price not given; (KL, 18-60, 151)

KOKIN M V , kand. tekhn. naukj MONAKHOV, I.G., kand. tekhn. nauk; CHEWAKOV
L.M., kand. takhn. nauk; SHADRINA, G.N., kand. tekhn. nauk
Selecting cranes to assemble large-panel industrial buildings.
Transp. stroi. 14 no.lls3O-32 N 164. (mrRA 180)

LUXOHSXIY, G.I.; PISAREVSKIT, A.A.# red.1 KOKIN, N.M., tekhn. red.
(Bronchoocopy In a surgical clinic]Bronkhoskopila. Y khirurgi-
cheskoi klinike. Moskva,, Medgist 1963. 275 P.
(MIRA 16:3)
(BRONCHOSCOPY)

BEBUTOVA, Yu.I., red.; KOKIN, N.M., teldv~. red.
(Tabl a of equipment for hoopitift-*4polyclinioal Tabell
obolzovaniia bollnits i polikliniki. Moskva, Kedgiz,
1963. 263 p. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Ministeretwo zdravookhraneniya.
Planovo-finannovoys upravlaniye.

IKITRIYIVA, A.A.; NOKU, S.D.
Templates f?r two~-tons painting of bodies. Avt.prom. no.8:
33-34 Ag 60. (MIRA 13t8)
1. Mookovskiy savod mlolitroshnykh svtomobiley.
'Automobiles-Painting)

DMITRIIIVAj A.A.1 CHIFINA., A.P.; KOKINO S.D.
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Formation of bubbles 6n tb* painted surfaces of automobiles, Art,
prom. 27. no- 4s4l ApIge (HIM 1414)
1. Mookovskiy S:vtozavod malolitrazhnykh avtomobilay.
(Automobiles-Paintiug)

The mrs r of heat exchangers may be out in half Elak.
i tople tiaga 6,noolOI37 .0 162o (MM 15:11)
1. Dueprogiprotrame
Electric railroads-4ubstations)
troury-arc rectifiero-Cooling)

MEW W~
KASINOV, B.N., insh.1 KOKIN, V.D,, inah.1 MIMUYLOV, V.F., inzh.
D-543 universal single-bucket frontal loader. Stroi. i dor.
mash. 8 no.llt4-6 N 163. (MIU 17il)
Ile

KDKIN, T.D.; TYUMIN, N.Y.
Mobile D-370 mixer and D-371 loader. 8troi.1 dor.mashinostr. no.n:
21-22 N 056. (KIM 9:12)
(Nixing, mehinery) (Leading wA unloading)

KOKINP V.K., inzh.
Concerning the book by K.V. Mironov "Evaluation of coal
deposits from the point of view of engineering geology."
Shakht. stroi. 7 no.12s28 L D163. (MMA l7s5)
1. Kombinat Donetekshakhtostroy.
\w,

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KOKINP V,K,t insha; YAWOOP V.D.p inzh.j GRAMTIKOV.9 A.N.p inzhe
Brief neves' Shalc#t* stroi. 5 no. 1:29-31 A 161.,
(KMA 14s2)
(qqal *ines and winix, (Mining engineering)

V.K. inzh.; YATSMO,, V.D.,, inah.
News. Shakht-. atroi. 5 noo8:28-29 Ag f61.
(St&U= Provinee-Kine timbering)

AP6013281 SOURCE CODE: UR/0413/661000/008/0050/0050
INVENTOR: Krikorov, V. S.; Blinoy, G. A.; Zhelninskiy V. D. Kokin V. K
Markaryants, E. A.
ORG: none
TITLE: Method of preparing dielectric films. Class 21, No. 180701
SOURCE: Iz"obreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 8, 1966, 50
TOPIC TAGS: dielectric material, silicon dioxide, lanthanum, vaporization,
Arr~CUJA,",
A13STRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued for a powder spray method of
preparing dielectric films on a silico loxide base' in a vacuum chamber. To decrea#~,,
the temperature of vaporization of silicon dioxide without damaging any properties 6f
the dielectric film, a mixture of silicon dioxide and lanthanum, -taken in equipolar
quantities, is used. [Translation] INT)
SUB CODE: 1~/3/SUBM DATE: 04May65/
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UDC: 621. 319. 4. 002. 2

110111, V-11,,-iushoner.
..M~a
The finishing of silk fabrics in Czeehooloyakia. Tokst-1prom. 16
I
no.506-60 My 056. (MM 9:8)
(Osechaslovakiar-Silk manufaeturs) ..-

LEMKO, Petr Ivanovichl, KOK11.1 V.N.p inzh.p rotsenzentl
4 1
XNAKHOUKAYA, L.R.So rec.
(Chemical substitutes for materials made from edible
products In light Industry and the textile industry]
Khimicheskie zaweniteli materialov I pishchevykh pro-
duktov v legkoi I tekstillnoi prou.7shlennosti. 14oskva,
Legkaia Industriias 1964. 125 P. (MIRA 18:1)

KOXINI V.S
Wissler-Fanconife allergic subsepais. Sov. med. 28 no.6:
110-112 Je 165. (MIRA 180)
1. Detskoye otdeleniye (zav, V.S. Kokin) Gorodskoy bollnitay
Nr.7 (glavnyy vrach A.A. Sapelklna),, Donetsk.

ACIMMION at UP/0360/65/00/006/0563/00.
AUnWi Soltipp V. ve
TITLE: vacuum
~ - 1 16
BOURM Shnial prikladnoe4hiffir6skoplis Y. 2# no. 6p 105p 561-562
TOPIC TAGSt monochromatorp:UV spectroscopy
ABS
Adeflection-vacuum monachromator with photoelectric re Istrationg Intended for dlf--
ferent spectroscopic investigations In the vacuum ultraviolet raglan from 1000 to
3500 A. The imtrument can be used for plasma p1waies, astrospectrogeopy,, Investi.
gations of sources and receivers of light and of luminescence spectra, and measure.-
i ment of transmission and reflection properties of various materials. The disper-
sion element to a diffraction grating replica with IM ltnee/m. The Instrument
projects different sectiona of the seectrum on exit slits with accuracy 065 A, as
measured with a drum graduated to I A* The resolution ranges from 0-3 X at 3100 X
to 0o14 A at 1430 A* The recelyw to a phototadtiplier (FEU-29)* The sonoebromri-
J,tor includes a camers for the =iaGUrtMent of transparency end reflectivity of dif- I
ferent materials In a range from 8 to 350~ A diffusion p%W can be added to oper-
ate in the shart-um section of the spectrums orig., arte bast I figo"o
Card 2/9

KOKIN Yu.
Practice in using participation coefficients for the distribution
of o6nective earnings in a mixed brigade. Biul. nauch. inform.:
trud i zar, plata 4'no.lOt29-32 161*6 (MIRA 14110)
(Cast Kazakhetan Province-Vages-Minee and mining)
(Piecework)

AnTOSEEKOV, Ye.,,- KISSLEV., I.; KOKINj Yu.
Labor problems at the World Youth Forum in Moscow. Biul. nauch.
inform.% trud i sar. Plata 4 no.10:40-45 161. (14M 14: 10)
(Youth-Congresooo)
(Labor and laboring classes)

A
USSR/Microbiology - General KicrobiologY P-1
Abs Jour : Referat Zhurn - Biol. No 16, 25 Aug 1957, 68348
Author : Kokina, A.0
Title : MethodV_of Direct Bacteria Count Using Phase-Contrast
Microscopy.
Orig Pub ! Mikrobiologiya, 1956, 25, No 5, 615-618
Abstract : For a direct count of bacteria in water, phase-contrast
microscopy (PhC) can be used. At a bacterial count of
over 1 million / ml the count is made in a Goryaev coun-
ting chamberp under microscopy with a 15 x ocular and a
40 x objective. By comparison with a count on membrane
filters (Mr) (according to Razumov) the average devia-
tion was 3-8% in favor of the Goryaev cb er. At a le-
vel of less than 1 million / ml the count should be con-
ducted with a pbwe-contrast microscope directly on the
MF without erythrosin staining. The average deviation
by comparison with an XF count with Staining is 10-5%
Cara 1/2

USM/Microbiology - General Microbiology
F-1
Abs Jour : Referat Zhurn - Biol. No 16, 25 Aug 1957, 68348
in favor of the usual method. The count is made with
a 15 x oculax and a 90 x objective.
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LIMU, A., takhnolog,# IMU L takhnolog
Rapid coaling of "Bol'shaia, Tolp4-type motorboats in the Rostov
harbor. :Each. transp. 19 no.n:43-" N 16o. (KM 13 s 11)
It Rostovskiy port.
. (Rostov-HLrbors)
(0oalin&~4kaipment and supplies)

KOKMO L. P., Candidate Ned Soi (dies) "The affect of omll doses of ohloral
bydratsp barbaWl., and. vtronal at the external inhilbition, of positive conditionea
food reflexes"a Ryazan'j, 1958~ 16 pp (rqazan' Med lust Im Aced 1, P4, I%Vlovq
Chair of Phamacolo67)0 200 copies (KL,, No 22, 1959p 121)

KUM, A.H.j KOKINA, L.P.
Influence,'of somniferous agents and of their combinations with
pentamin on the w;ternal inhibition of positive conditioned food
reflexes. Farm.i toks. .24 no.4397-403 Jl-Ag 161.:- (MIRA 34t9)
le Kgq&a farmakologii (zav. - prpf.,A.N.Kudrin) Pqazanskogo
maditsins.kogo institutq Unni. akadWnika I.P.Pavlova!.
(CONDITIONED,BESPONSE) (DIETHnM TRIAMIDE)
ABMITURATES)

KOKINN L. P.

~y Q.-
SR/ZlectronL -'Semiconductor Devices and Photocells, H-8
Abet Journals Referat zhur rizika,, No 12, 1956,, 35220
Authors Dorf, 0. P., Kokl a..-N. G.,, Lifebits, T. M., Shklover,, D. A.
Institution I None
Title% Photocells and Photowultiplier with Magnesium Photocathodes for
Recording Ultraviolet Radiation
original
Periodical: Hadiotakhnika i alWaronika, 1956, 1. No 1, 1o6-113
Abstract: 'UP to 250 vacuum photocells vith magnesium photocathodes, intended
for operation in the ultraviolet region (from approximately 3500 A)
hav,i been prepared and tested. A reproducibility of the spectral
characteristic from specimen to specimen of approximately 10% vas
attained. A magnesium photcwjltlpller with low dark current was
also prepared, making it possible to record raflIation fluxes up to
lo-15 watt at )(X 2537 A.
Card 1/1

KOKINA, NG.
"Data on the Application of, Electron Multi-pliers to the Monitoring of
Ultra-Violet Radiation."
A conference an Electron And Photo-Blectron Multiplier; Radiotekhnika i
Elektronika, 1957., Vol. II, No- 12, pp. 1552-1557 (USSR)
Abst: A conference took place in Hoscow during February 28 and March 6, 1957
and was attended by scientists and englneere from Moscov, Leningraa, Kiev
and other centres of the Soviet Union. Altogether, 28 papers were read and
discussed.

SOV/1000-3-9-10/20
AUTHORS:Lifshitst T.M., Kokina 14. G
TITIJ~: Photocathodes for the Registration of the Ultraviolet, Based.
on the Allo s.of.Magnp~sium.azid Barium (Fotokatody dlya
_Y'
registratsii ultrafioleta na osnove splavov magniya s
bariyem)
PERIODICAL:, Radiotekhnika-i elelctronika, 1958, Vol 3, Nr 9,
PP 1199-1203 (USSR)
ABSTRACT:. In order to secure an improvement in the performance of.
magnesium photocathodes' the authors investigated the photo-
electric-parameters of _' a whole.range of magnesium and
bariuq alloy9".''j" The ex erimental samples were obtained by.
p
evaporating the coating material onto the body of a photo-
cell in vacuum. The coating alloys had barium contents.of--
11 2 31 8.5, 16.2 and 30%. These alloyq were prepared in
tile institute of Metall=py of the Soviet Academy of:Sciencesi
The evaporation was-done by means of a tungsten helix:in a
vacuum of about 1o-7 _mm. HS; _,qix samples were prepared from
each alloy. .`th6___iji6V_o-electric chameteristics of the
Card 1/p cathodes we've measured by means of the spectrophotomete.rg

soV/109-3-9-10/20
Photocathodes for the Registration of the Tiltravioletv Based on the
Alloys of Magnesium and Bariiva
Vpe SF-4, which as used as a monochromauor. , Zae experi-
:iental results are shown in Fiss.1-5. The curves of Fig.1
show the spectral sensitivity of the cathodes as a function
of the illuminating wavelength; tho sensitivity is given in
IiA per mW. 'The relative sensitivity of the cathodes is
shown in Fig.2. Here it is found that the cathodes become
more selective as the-amount of barium increases and the
maximum is shifted towards the longer wavelengths; the max-
imum sensitivity occurs at X = 290 m1i when the cathode
contains 8% of barium (see Fig.1 and Fig.2). Similar re-
sults were obtained with magnesiwa-barium cathodes of
variable thickness (edge-like cathodes) which viere prepared
by depositing a 2.3% Mg-Ba alloy on a flat polished quartz
plate; the resulting curves of the relative sensitivity for
various thicknesses of the wedge (ranging from 2250 to 150,,R)
are shown in Fig,3.' The spectral disVribution of the photo-
electric work function for a cathode with 30.5% alloy is
shown in Fig.4. From this it follows that the photo-eleetric
work function is of the order of 2.4 eV. An attempt was
made to determine the photo-electric work function of the
Card 2/3 same cathode by using the Fowler method; the necessary

'30T
1/109-3-9-10/20
Photocathodes for the Registration of the Ultraviolet, Based on the
Alloys of Magnesium and Barium
curves are shovin In Pis-5; from these it is gound that the
work function is 2.47 cV. t-eir
tude' t~ N. N. 36rityuiical who
analyses, and to 6. P. Dorf who uupplied calibrabed,photo-
electric cells and the source. Me papeF -coiit7diAff-5
and 3 references; 1 reference is English,, 1 German and I
Soviet.
SUBMITTED: March 107 1958.,
Card 3/3

AUTHORS: Lifshits, T.M. and Kokina, v.G. SOV109-3-10-11/12
TITIE: semi-transparenL",'Pk"teauttlEM 's.'for-'the Registration of
Ultra-violet'Radiation (Poluprozrachnyye fotokatody dlya
reGistratsii ul'trafioletovogo izlucheniya)
.PERIODICAL: Radiotekhnika i Elektronikal 1958, Vol 3, fir 10,
p 1315 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The cathodes described were obtained byevaporation (in
vacuum) of magnesium or magnesium-silver alloy. The
magnesium-silver cathode could also be obtained by.first
evaporating magnesium and then silver; the quantity of
the evaporated,silver was such that the cathode contained
2-5 atomic layers. The overqll thickness of the cathodes
was of the order of 200-300 A ; this thickness corresponded
to the maximum sensitivity. At the wavelength of 254 m1i,
the sensitivity of magnesium cathodes was of the order
0.2 jiA/mW and that of the magnesium-silver cathode was.
0.6 )iA/M.
SUBMITTED: February 20, 1958
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SY,194/61/000/003/035/046
q,, ~-o D201/D306
AUTHOR: Kokina, N.G.
TITLE: New mnafnesium raremetal alloy photocathodes for
ultrav olet radiation measurements
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Avtomatika i radioelektronika,
no. 3 1961, ~8, abstract 3.G262 (V ab. Redk. met-
ally I splavy, M., Metallurgizdat, 1960, 428-434)
TEXT: A description is given of the results of work carried out
for designing and analyzing new high efficiency photocathodes, sen-
sitive to ultraviolet (% = 230 z 400 millimicrons) and little sen-
sitive to visible radiation. Tfie basic materials for the new photo-
cathodes were Mg-.Ba, Mg-La and Mg-Ag-alloys obtained by evaporation
in vacuo. The sensitivity of new photocathodes exceeds by 40 ! 50
times that of metallic Mg, Ba and Ag photocathodes. The spectral
sensitLvi.ty distribution,of the new photocathodes is selective in
character. Depending upon the concentration of alloy ingredients
Card 1/2

27370
S/194/61/000/003/035/046
New magnesium rare metal... D201/D306
it is possible to control the shape of spectrum response, the posi-
tion of its maximum and the long wave threshold photoeffect. The
curves are given of the relative spectral sensitivities of.14g-La,
lAg-Ba and of Xg-Ag photocathodes together with, for comparison, the
similar,curves of Mg and.Ba photocath des 2 references. Z-46s-
tracter s note: Complete translation
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s/log/60/005/008/012/024
9140/E355
AUTHORSt Lifshits, T.M-t Kokina,-N.G. and Politovas N*M*
TITLE: photoelectric-Pioperties,of Barium-magnOsium
Alloys
PERIODICAL:: Radiotekhnika i alektronika, 196o, Vol. 5,
No a 6, pp. 'JL267
TEXT,. A continuation-of earlier work (Ref, 1) with the
purpose of.establiabing whether the phenomena observed are
of a surface or a volume character, The experimental procedure
excluded the'p6asibility of the properties of the Mg-Ba
photocathode being due.to a barium film on a magnesium surface
oroxidation of.a surface layer of barium. It is postulated
that a stable alloy is formed. The proportion are stable in
9 -is of
vacuum between 1 0- and 10:7 mm Hg. The alloy formed
metallic.character, as shown by comparison with pure Mg-
photocathodes. The-depth of the electron emission from the
metal as-a-function of energy appears to berelated to the
Appearance of a characteristic energy 1,oss due to excitation
of plasma oscillations. Their frequency could be determined
Card 1/2'

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V-.-l--.,-G-0R0KH y-t;- N-; KARPOVSKAYA, A. F.; PU-IUNA. .1j. i1 '.'ILYLKV'V, F.
PALILOV, N. A.; RASTREPINA, V. S.
Onions
Adopting warm storage of onion seed plants, Sad i og., No. 8, 1952.
_Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, October -195%/, Uncl..
2

-Ro2e of the a oe ty2oboll no -choli nesters me system In galvanotluds anit
the suanation, of stimll, In Paramecium [with sumary in ftllsb]
Siofislits 2 no'.1:46-50 157.~ (MM 1033),
1.1afedrs fisiclogii shivotnykh Koskovskogo goeudaretyannogo
universitsta Imia'KaTaLononosova.
(ACETYLOHOLIM) (CHOLDMSUPASS) (XL3 M OPHYSIOLOGY)
(PMOzQQ

IDDSRTOTANTS, Kh.O.g 101CINA, N.V.
Rhythmical bioslectric phenomena In unicellular organisms
(Opalina ranarum) CwIth summary In Inglishle Blofisika 3 noW42z.
425 158 (KIRA 11:8)
le Blologo-pochvennyy fakalltat Koskovskogo goeudarstvennogo,
univeralteta im, KoTo Lomonosovas"
(MOTROPHYSIOLOGY)
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AUTHORSt Koahtoyantol,XhoSep Academician AS ArmSSR, Kokina, N.,_Nv
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TITLE: On the Effect of A-Alanins and d0'_AminobAtyrio Acid on the
Periodioal-Electrio Activity of Nerveless Organisms (Infusoria)
PERIODICALs Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 127, Nr 3p PP 721-723
(USSR)
ABSTRACTs In the course of thelaSt -three years considerable attempts have
been made to prove the. participation of some amino acids in
.processes of stimulation and inhibition. The compounds menf'icned
in the title proved to,be especially effective as suppressing sub-
stances (Refs 1-00.1twas assumed that they create a state of
hyperpolarization -thus causing suppression. This is expressed in
,the activity of the nervous system mentioned in the title* The
investigation desoribed in this paper of the effect (mentioned
in the title) on this activity in the case of nerveless organisms
continued the search for.a prove of the chemical cause of this
activity (Ref 5). The parasitic infusory Opalina ranarum was
used for this purpose, Its rhythmical bio-sleotrio activity was
derived by mioro-eleoltrodes according to an earlier described,
/3 method (Ref 5)*'The substances mentioned in the title were added
Card I to the medium in concentrations of 0.054; 0,11; 0#16; and OP22W;4

-On tfie iffoot of P-Alanine and r-A-minobutyric Acid BOY/20-127-3-69/7i
on the Periodical Electric Activity of Nerveless Organisms (Infusoria)
after the bio-eleotric activity of the infueory cell had been
registered@ The experiments showed that the last three
concentrations of.fl -alanine cause an immediate inhibition of
the cell activity mentionads the potential remains constant
after having reached its maximum* The duration of the inhibition
(1-5 minutes) depended on the concentration of /7-alanine and
the sensitiveness~of the infusory to this substance* Purther
effectog eapeoially.on the picture of the metachronous ciliary
wave Ref 6)# are described* The results obtained indicate that
- lanine has a specific eifoot on the membrane potential of the
qrveless unicellular organism. It suppresses the periodical
fluctuations of its value at the climax, i.e. it causes the state
of hyperpolarizatione Its effect is in diametral contrast to
:Alanine: r-aminobutyrio acid (Pig 2) has a similar effect as
alanine The differences ares (1) its effect occurs only
after 15-20 minutes whereas the offset of /3-alanine occurs
instantly. (2) The acid mentioned has a long-lasting effect
whereas that of A-alanine disappears soon even without washing
out. Anticholine-eaterase substances and 294-dinitrophenol have
Card 2/3 a similar effect (Ref 5). The character of suppressiong howevert

Oil the Effect of fi-Alanine and r-Aminobutyric Acid SOV/20-;127-3-69/71
on the Periodical Electric Activity of Nerveless Organisms (Infueoria)
is different'with all compounds* The results obtained with
infusoria indicate several physiological properties the uni-
cellular nerveless organisms and the cellular structures of the
nervous system have in common. These common properties are the
effects of the substances mentioned on the membrane structures
and the metabolism of the cell with the resulting consequences,
for the processes of bio-electric activity (in agreement with
references 7,and 8),,-There are 2 figures and 8 references#
I of which ib Soviet6
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy uni*ereitet ime M, Ve Lomonosova,
(Moscow State University imeni M. Vo Lomonosov)
SUBMITTED: May 16, 1959
Card 3/3

KOKINA, N. N. Cand Bio Sci - (#iss) "Bioelectrical Phenomena in
Infusoria of Opalina ranorum (in the light or the Problem of the fiV&I-
" Evolution of Metabolism and Functions of the Stimalation Systerjs),w
Vogcow, 1960, 18 pp, 150 Oopjq& ( Uoscov State U. im U. V. Lomonosovp
Biological-Soil Facultys Chair of Animal Physiology) M, 47/60, I'DO)

KOKIU N R
Mstho4 for drawing Offthe intracellulAr potential of Protosm.
TSitologtia 2 UO*W97-301 J3PAg 160s (KOU 3319)
1. Kafedrs fisiologli shivotafth MmOcovskogo univoralteta.
(EXOTHOMSIOLOG.1) (FMOZOA)

-QKIKAq N.N
Ionic interactions and the role of potassium in rhytbmic oscillations
of the intracel-lular P-Otenital in infunorians. Biofizika 5 no. 2:134,-
W 160. (HIPA 34:4)
1. Biologo-pochvennyy fakulltet Moskovskogo gosudarstvemogo
universiteta imoM.V, Iomonozova,
.(INFURORIA)
(POTASSIUM-PHXSIOIA)GICAL EFFECT) (BLECTROPOSIOLOGI)

T-AMMIANW) B*p and )MOMOYMS) Kh. go
"On the Action of Some'Pharma cological Factors upon
Nerve-free CeUs (Infusoria) smdupon~the CeUs of Stretch
Receptorsin Arthropodsoll
Paper to be presented at Synposium V. of the First Intl. Conference an
Pbarimcology, Stockbolm) 22-25 August 1961.
Authors address: USSR, Moscow,, Leninskie Gory., State University of Moscow.

NOSHTOURS., Xh.S.
Effect of antichoUns.terase drugs And acetyleholim on the
rhythmic electrical activity of the ;ufusoria Opalina rananm.
Zhur. ob. biol. 23 nool:74,-76 ja-F 162. (MIRA 15:3)
1. Department of Aln'--I Pbysiology State University of Hoscow.
(BLECTROPHISIOLOGY)
Ml

AOXINA N.N.
Role of netabolic processes in the realization of rhythmical
potential variations in the unicellular organism Opalina
ranarum. Trudy MOIP. Otd, biol. 98232-137 164.
(MIRA 18t1)
Is Kafadra, fislologii shivotnykh Moskovskogo universiteta,

KOKINA, N.N.
Bioelectrlo phenomena In unicellular organisms, Blofizika 10
no.4s7O4-707 165. (MIRA 18:8)
1. Biologo-pochvennyy fakulitat Moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo
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Tomatoes
T6mato-raising in the North, and factors contributing to its increased harvest.
1. Influence of mineral fertilizer on the harvest and quality of the tomato fruit,
Uch. zaps Kars Fine un, 3 No. 3 1948,

&TA9 R-lej rukoyoditell raboty; SUM, B.Th.; YOMINSELTA. %.T.;
49righ-11 1.9 YSTMOVA, M,G,; XATMMVA#-.V.Ao; VASITANOT. V.P.;
VISILITSV, water; OBUYY# stirshly apparatchik;
NAUNWo FoN*, starehly apparatchik; TRUPIN. M*P.# starshiy apparatchik-,
VOLOVA# V.Ke. starshiv apliaratchik; ZORIU. Ys.A.-, XMUO T*A'O-g
LMVA, Z.I., ZMIXA, Z.P., laborant-, SWIRIZA, L.A.. laborant;
NIXITINA, N.A.
Phoaphogypoun and its us* in the manufacture of sulfuric acid and
portland cement; small-scale operatibn at the pilot plant of the
Scientific Research Institute of rertilisers and Insectifugoo,
CTrudyJ 11TUIP no.160:59-76 158. (XIRA 12t8)
l.Botrudniki lauchnoge InatituWPO udobronlyan I Insektofungisidam
(for Simanovskays, %hpuntg Yodsluskays, Kokina, Yastukhova,
Xaydenova). 2.4mes.titell nachallniks 3-go tsekha Crytnoge sayoda
Nsuohnogo institute. po, udobronlyan I Ineektofmg1vidan (for Taslyanov).
3.3-y teekh Opytnop saveda Nauchnogo Inetituta po udobrenlyaw i
ineektofuVisidam-ifor Vasillyev. Orlov, Xsumovj Truping YoUtovae
Zorlaa, Kirovat hateva, Zenkinag :Sauokhlna). CTSentrallneya
analAticheakays laboral-orlya Oprtnogo savoda ;~uohnogo Institute, po
udo'brenlyam A ine9ktof;;g1n1dam (for Xlkltlna).
(Gypoun) (Portland cement) tSulfurio acid)

KOXIS, P.
Soientists fulfilled their obliptions. ak4s&*Ut
133-135

TECOOLM
Periodical: EPUETOSPESZET. Vol 7) no. 5/6, 19158.
KOKITS, Zs. Approximate method for the d eterminatim of host distributiGn
in infinitely-thick walls. P. 203.
Monthly List of East European Accesbions (EW) LC, Vol. No. 5,
May 1959, Unclass.

KOKITSO ZS.
wRaftation factor of a surface element related to a rectangle parallel
to it&# P. ng .
MWMGEMZET. (Epitoipari Tudomawos Evesulet). Budapestp RwMW79
vole 8
No- 3. 1959-
monthly list of East ftropean Accessions (EW), Lo, Vol. 8l KOO 89
August i959.
Unclao

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I 4SOURM: Ivuz. MAMLYS i.khbdaheskaya tekhaolog4s.. v. To no. lp 19G4,# 19-23-
t,TOPIC TAN: - capper., quantitative analysiap colorimaUla. analysial, photowUla
exUwtiong caner" arbaminstes lead d1,etby14IthIoc*rW"-
t
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PO%svas vorked auto The metbad Is based on the extraction of copper from
"aqueous solutions vith a chlorofom solution of dletbyldithiocarbminate (WK) onto
the end of a special.4 prepared vhite thread and determinin the caner colorl-,
metrica24 under a microscope by the method developed by the authors (New
tekbnicheskaya konferentslya. IN I&* lansovyeta. TezUy* dowaa Y. (Sclentlftc~
12al Confevencep Theals PAport) Oookbimizdat., Leo 103,, str- 30- y"W"'P
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ACC N" AP6012215; SOURCE CODE: UR/0032/66/032/04/414/0415
AUTHOR: Koklc,_ Kb._,y ByAtritskiyp A.- ; Alaskovskiyp V. B.
ORG: Leningrad Technological Institute im, Lensovet (Laningradakiy
takhnologicheskiy institut)
TITLE: Determination of micro amounts of chlorine ions in a micro
weighed portion of padmium selanids'
SOURCE: Zavodakaya laboratoriya, V, 32, no- 4P 19669 414-415
TOPIC TAGS.6 quantitative analysis# oblorines cadmium compound
kBSTRACT: The method for determination of the chlorine ions is based on
the potentiometria determination of the chlorides driven off from
cadmium selenidee A weak solution of hydrogen peroxide is used to
prevent oxidation of the chlorides. The chlorides are driven off in a
stream of nitrogen. The article gives a flow diagram of the
potentiometrio method of determination. Experimental results are listed
In a table. The concentration of chlorine ions In the samples was
calculated by the formula
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KOKX, T.
Affairs and people of a shooting section. Voen. znan. 40
no.1:38 Ja 164, (KRA 17:4)
1. Predsedatelf strelkovo-sportivnoy sektsii Tartuskogo go3udaretverr-
nogo universiteta.

KOKKP V.
Reforestation of areas infested with cockchafers in the Valga District.
P. 372j, (SOtsialistlik Pollumajandua) Vol. 12., no. 8, Aug. 1957, Tallinn, Estonia
SO: Monthly Index of East European Aceasions (EZAI) Vol. 6, Nol 11 November 1957

KOMULIS, Petros
Supracoronary aortic atenosis., a new way of Improving mpeardial
oirculationo Mcsper,khir,i anest. noe6sl4-22 161.
(KMA 1515)
1* 1z podotdela.iBoledovaniya kro7oobrashcheniya gruppy ekoperl-
mentallnoy serdeebno-sosudistoy khirurgii Nemetskoy akaderdi nm*
(Barlin).
(CORWARY VBSSEW-.SURGM) (AMTA-4UROM)
(EMT--MSCIE)

PARINI V.V.; KOKKIKAKI Kongtantin KonglAntizovich. letohik-iopytatell
Igo -kia-s-vai-r-olw-rdi-men mira po skoroitnomu-"pfoletu; KOKKUMXIJ,
Pavel Konot&ittinovichj bortinzhener
Great achievement& Tekhmol. 29 no,5s18-19 .161.~ (MIRA 3415)
(Autronautics)

BARIN~ V.V.; KOMNAKIt Konstantin Konotantinovich,, letchik-iopytatell
Igo klaooa rekordemen mira po okorostnomu poletu; X-0-M-M
Pavel Kon ~+J-Jch., bortinzbener
Great achievement. Tekbmol. 29 no-5tl8-19 161.~ (MIRA 14S 5)
(Astronautics)

.XOMNAKI r Sovetzkogo, Soyoza., laureat Laninakoy
_OvaWWy Dero.
*G-mii, zaoluWwnM7 master sports,
Sport belongs to people. Krylorodo 13 no*3.lt2-3 N 1624
(MIRA 15:12)
1. Predsedatell Federataii aviatsionnogo oporta. SSM.
I . (Aerial sports)

XMINAKI V
Popularise "aerial sport awng young people. Kryl.rod. 14 no.4s
8-10 Ap .0636' 16s.5)
I.-Predsedatelf, presidium& Federatsii aviatsionnogo aporta SSSRO
(Aerial sports)

KOYSINTAKI, Vladimir Konstontinovich
Xurs na Vostok. Ocherk o Rerelete Moskva-Vladivostok. 5eading for the Fant; the
;4oscow-Vladivostok flighy. Moskva, Voenizdat, 1939, 93 P- illus.- (ports.)o
14H HN DLCi TL721.K67;.3
SO: Soviet Transvortation and Comunicationso A Bibliogranhy, Library of Congress
Referenoe Department, Washin on., 1952, Unclassified.
9t,

SOV/ 84-58-3-29/52
AUTHOR: Kokkinaki,, V.j, Test Pilot., Twice Hero of the Soviet Union
------ "Moft-so"01 I
TITLE: The 11-16. Airliner - Flight Operation (Sawlet 31-18 - Letnaya.
eksplustatalya)
IMIODICAL: Grazhdanskaya aviatsiya,# 1958j. Nr 3. pp 21-22 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The vell-knova test pilot reports on the special qualities of the
H-18 observed by him,during actual test flights. He comments an
the folloving special points: tWing .. take-off., cliabingj, horizontal
flight., stabilityp flying on three enginesq flying on tvo engines.
coming in for landing,, going oL the second circle., and night flying.
His conclusion is that the-flight characteristics of the airliner are
good and no difficulties can be anticipated in its mastery by the
pilots. Two photographs accompany the text, one shoving the author$
the other, a navigator of the 11-18,, V. Voskresenskiy., on his
stat-ion.
1. Airplanes--Performance 2. Airplanes--Test methods 3. P.ictures
Card 1/1

KOKNDNIt 0.1 IVRRISONg F.
Problems of interstellar commmications. Koamoa no.lt7841 163.
(MIR& 160)
(Telecommunication) (Radio astrononT)

VOYTKOVA-LEPSHIKrVA, A. [Vojtkova-Lepalkova, A.]; X
[Kockovf-Kratochvilovap A.); FISHEROVA, M.
V. (Stuohliks V.
Organic acid production in the course of glucose by various species
of Candida, Mkrobiologiia 33 no.6t959-967 N-D 164. (MIRA 18:4)
1, Xhimicheskiy inatitut Slovatskoy Akademli nauk, Bratislava.

PRnlj I.D.; KOXK)ZOVj_OAtj BAYZAKOVp U.B.
Reduotion of endemic goiter in the eastern regions ~f the Chu
Valley of the "his S.S.Ho during a 3.2-year peroid. Isv. AN
Air. SSR. Ser. 4ol.--nauk 2'no.695-16 160. '04M 1416)
(CHU VALLEY-SOITER)

VWXI, Arro; KQXI& R.,yeteenvent; SAARMMSO A,, reteeneent;
MAMOI T,$ toimetaja; KOHUj, R.1, tehniline t0imetaja
(Joiner's and cabinetmaker's handbook] Laudeepa, Ja moobe3sepa
kasiraamat, Tallinns lesti riMik kirjaetues 1962 WRRI,,105 Ot 5)
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TITM Device for-metaw" in, Lwuum class NO 1AnnOUwed__by__tbm--
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abatt-off devices# sbut-off.devices * a collector,, an oil-abambing filled trapj, and
a iracul=-produclng system, To slmpllf~p the, deal6m cad reftce the operating cycle
+Ami evaporators we made to marvi PinataneouslY as glov-disebarse electrodes ando.r.-
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SOURCE CODE: UR/3200/65/000/004/0107/0114
ADVIORt Vayvars 0 Yul, Kokle Yu.0krusitis, X.
ORG: none
iTITIZ: A now brushless frequency converter
:SOURCE: AN LatSSR. Institut energetiki..Baskontaktnyye elektricheakiye mashiny, no. 4
1 9
1965, 107-114
1
TOPIC TAGS: frequency converter, rotary electric power converterp electric energy con-
iversion, synchronous generatoro synchronous electric motor
TRACT: The authors describe the PCh-8 rotary frequency converter (designed, produc-
and tested at the Institute of Power Engineering of the Academy of Sciences of tfie
vian SSR) which has certain advantages over the.existing models. The converter con-
ts of a synchronous three-phase 50 cps brusbless motor driving-a synchronous three-
,se 500 cps generator. Both units are contained in a single frame and have a common
,ft. The motor has claw-like poles and an external magnetic circuit. The generator
s axial de coils for excitation and multipole rotor and stator configurations. The
converter has the following parameters i
Cord 1/2