SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LEVITINA, R.P. - LEVITOV, M.M.

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Fizicheskoe razvitie novorozhd
v 1945g. Voprsy pediatrii i okhz-,Lny witerinstva J rletntwi, 1949, vyp. 49
s. 17-23
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pris~g. 130br. Inventors 4nd
v 533R 3 no,2s45-1,6 y 1,5nnOvatore
(MOBCOV-- . from Xo~oov Outer-
Inventors) (MIRA 1183)

IKE,
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LITITINA, S.
VJII'34:bl6 nftnuals on Industrial safety. Okhr.trud& i note.
strakh. no.2:93 Ye 159. (MIRA 12:4)
(Industrlal safety)
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LEVITI71A, S.14, inzh.
fnr officipncy promoters. Izobr. t rats. no.6:11-15
Je 058. (MIRA 11:9)
(Technical education)

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1EVITTINAO S.M., inzh.
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?*chanlzation and auto---.atjoj', ir, the textile industry. Moth. i
av-tom. proizv. 19 no.5:53-55 My 165. (XIRA 18: 1:)

UnTINA, S.M,, insh.
Conferences of readers of the periodical In 1959. Mekh.1 avtom.
Proixv. 14 no.3:48-49 Mr 160. (MIRA 13-6)
(*ngineering-Periodicals)

Doe Mod sel
IVITINA, YE. A.
Dissertations "Data on the Problem of the Influence of Nerve Centers on the
Functional State of a Motive Apparatus."
26/5/50
Acad Mod Sci USSR
48710"a Vecheryava moswa
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sum 71

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Behavior of magnesium In alkali solutions, Zhur.ob.khim. 24 no.2:
216-218 7 134. NLRA 7:4)
(magnesium)

Card 1A Pub. 151 - V37
Authors I Samartsey, A. G., and 14vitina, Z. I.
Title IBehavior of Mgnesium in potassium biohramte solutions
Pari0diC&1 IZhur. ob. khim. 24/10, 1697-1700, Oct 1954
Abstract IThe rate of developwnt of protective films on magnesium, when subjected to
the affect of potassim biohromate solutions containing certain activating
additions, was investigated. The passivation of Mg in K2Cr2O; solutions was
established at room temperature and at boiling temperature. assivity was
found to be the result of the formation of a thin non-vioible protective film
consisting of hardly soluble components. The effect of activating salts on
the passivation of the metal ard the relation between the activating salts
and the temperature and acidity of the solution, are explained. Four refer-
encest -2-UM; 1-German and 1-USA (1907-1954). Graphs.
Institutim I
Submitted i*W 13# 1954

WITINOV, S.D., dotsent; POLYAKOV, G.V, inzh.; ASTRAMMTSEV, W.U.,
. ; PC)GCF(&LOV, G.M., inzh,
Recuporative braking on comercial electric locomotives in open--
pit mines. Izv. vys. ucheb, zav,,* gOrs ZhUr. 6 no.4:322-135 163.
(MIU 16:7)
1. Chelyabirwkiy politekhnicheakiy instituto Rakomendovam
ka.fedroy elektroprivoda i avtom&ti2atsil promyshAamrfkh ustanovok,
(Mine railroads-Drakso)

LVIT, U'r,., Yh. Yp,.
TARMOISM, N.Y., professor: LIVITMN, 1h.U., kandydat tokhnichook7kh nayuk.
High molecular compounds in solutions of salt mixtures based on al-
kalinity data. Vestel AN BSSR no.lo.6'4-66 Ja-j, 152, WBA 7:8)
1. Pravadzeyny chlen AN BSSEt (for Tarmolenka)
(Systems (Cbewistry)) (Molecular dynamics)

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UssR/Analysis or Inorganic ~;ubstances G-2
Aba jours Ref ""hur-Khimiyn, No 6, 1957o 19648
Author Kho Ya. Lavitman, %, A. Krivchik
Inst
Title Amperometric Detormination or Copper and Nickel
in Alloyed Steel with Ruboanehydride Acid*
Orig Pub: Zavod. Laboratoriya, 1955, 21, No 4, 397 - 399,
Abstract: The method is based on the difference of the
solubility of Cu and Ni rubeanateB., which renders
it possible to determine both these metals accord-
ing to the break in the left hand branch of the
V-shaped titratior, curvo during the same titra-
tion process. r7itration was carried out at 1-3
v on the mercury drcp electrode in an ammonium
Card 1/2 - 126

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fu Ic is 11K AC-0 llo .,mt,jn,d N").
71 110 17 "s, ~,A If.B0. .~fl r
20 - 3Q. 40. -11.). 1 i ly. is I mg./l. ('u " C,!(, 1.
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tlcrr; tht
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Cu,T) (:~r V~r fol glo;. Four mmplri c,,ntg
U)'P.), !1x% ard Il. mg.,I. '.4 Ot-tv.nal)7~0w~thcm-
of G, V, 3, :t V I . 7 '1 h c -~ 2-4 t i tri ttd f ir, ,r d, r 0
mixing) pLomg G:l',-,, grloiv 2, W' AcOll
0.5 ml., With ~,.,trr to ~;,l ml. Rllt~,itnk stid t"In *~ti
addt-A fm~ a mul th~ light b-rpfi,~n u,,
mealur-A. In I tx~,t, ~101 " mg. 0 IS, 0~20, 0.~().
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UBS,i[Thermodynamics. Thermochemistry. Equilibria. Physico-Chemical B-8
Analysis. Phase Transitions
Abs Jour : Ref 71n, - Khimiya, No 8, 1957, 26148
Author : N.F. Yer%iolenko, Kh-Ya-jgjqUaa.-
Title : Study of Molecui&~-C-cmWunds in Solutions by Method of Physico-
Chemical Analysis by Measurement of Refraction Index.
Orig Pub Zh- neorgan. Khimii, 1956, 1, No 6, 1162-1172
Abstract A series of ternary systems of aquems and alcoholic solutions
of mixed mineral salts vas studied by measuring the index of
refraction (n) and by investigating the deviations from
additivity by curves4d n-composition. The possibility of
the application of refraction measuring to the detection of
molecular compounds in a solution is shovn.
Card 1/1

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137-58-1-2134
Translation from- Referativnyy zhurnal. Metallurgiya. 1958. Nr 1. p290 (USSR)
AUTHORS: _Levitman, Kh Y Yermolenko, N. F. Levitman, Kh. Ya.
ermo en a, N. F. I
TITLE: Arnperometric Analysis of Copper in Electrolytic Baths for
Nickel, Zinc and Cadmium Plating (Amperometricheskoye
opredeleniye medi v gall vanicheskikh vannakh dlya nikelirovatiiya.
tsinkovaniya i kadmirovaniya) f In Belorussian)
PERIODICAL: Vestsi AN BSSR, Ser. fiz. -tekhn. n. , Izv. AN BSSR, Ser.
fiz. -tekhn. n. , 1956, Nr 4, pp 133-137
ABSTRACT: A description is offered of a method of analyzing for small
quantities of Cu in electrolyte baths (EB) by amperometric
titration employing rubeane; the advantages of the employment
thereof as a precipitant are indicated. The titration was per-
formed in a visual polarimeter. The content of Cu in EB for
nickel, zinc, and cadmium plating was established by the
readings of a mirror galvanometer sensitive to 2.16x10-9 amps
Card I/Z at I mm/m. In preparation. the initial solutions simulating the

137-58-1-2134
Amperometric Analysis of Copper (cont.
compositions of the EB were made of mixtures of the respective pure salts,
and optimum voltages were used in the amperometric titration for Cu. The
amount of Cu in real EB for nickel, zinc, and cadmium plating was then dbz_
termined at concentrations of 20-500 mg/l in the bath mixtures. The method
developed makes possible determination of Cu in an acetic acid medium in the
presence of added Fe, Zi, and Pb without preliminary separation thereof.
P. P.
1. Copper-Determination 2, Zlectrelytic titration-Equip"It 3. Electro-
lytic cells-Equipment
Card 2/Z

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USSR/ Analytical Cherdstry - Analysis of Inorganic Substances G-2
Abs Jour : Referat Mur - Khijxiya, 110 4, 1957, 12039
Author : Tammyev I.V., Lavitrnn Kh.Ya.
Inst : Comdosion on Analytical ffi-cr-T-stry of the Acadcny of
Sciences USSR
Title : Photo-Turbidimetric DeterrUnation of Copper in
Aluninum Alloys by Mcaim of Rubmiic Acid
Orig Pub : Tr. Komis. po analit. 1-Iiiriii AN SSM, 1956, 7(10)1 21-26
Abstract ; Photo-turbidinctric deterniantion of Cu in solution of
alunintmi alloys containing Fe and Mg, is effected by
titration with a standard colution of rubcanic acid, in
an aceti!: acid meditui. Accuracy 5-6'p1 (relative).
Card 1/1

TSRXOLMD, N.Y.,-,LZVITKO. lb.Ta.; ZAZMKINA. 1.1.
Affect of concentration of molecular compounds In mixed salt
solutions on the stability of these compounds. Uch.sap. BGU
no.29s251-256 156. (MIRA llill)
(Solution (Chemistry))

7
USSR/Physical Memistry Electroc:ierAstry 13-12
Abs Jour Referat Zhur - Khimiya., No 2) 1957, 3976
Autlior Levitrian M.Ya., Karpovich 11,1., Rutskaya Ye.I.
Inst Mr-u-saff-an-M cewac institute
T Yt
Title Polarolpmphic Properties of Rubeanic Acid
Orig Pub Sb. nauch. rabot Belorus. politeklin. in-ta, 1956) No 55,
112-118
Abstract Rubeanic acid (1) tui,lcr6ocs rc-duction in acid, neutral
an(I alkaline solutions fit p11 2-6 1 givus one clearly
definQ(l waves On Licrea3e of p1l heir~bt of tile vnve (h)
increases and E.1. becories rx)re negatives At P11 7-11.4
I produces thruS waves. In acid solutions h is proper-
iional to concentrntion of I. In neutral ancl alkaline
media 11 of sec-jnJ airl thirA wave is also proportional
to concejitration of I; the secorO wave is convenient
for a determiiLition 3f I.
card 1/1 - 216

LSVITMAII, Kh.Ta.; KHTUCffK. Z.A.
Una nf m-gnsislum chlor14m, as a backgrouM for polarography.
Vointel AN BSSR. Sor. fiz.-tekhn.nav. m .2:43-47 '58.
(MIRA 11110)
(Polurograpbr) (Magnonlum cblorlde)

IEnTXAN, Kh.Ta.; MUITKINA, N.M.
46tooolorimetric determination of the activity of charcoal.
4irt. prom. 24 no*8;28-29 '58. (MIRA, 11: 12)
(Carbon, Activated) (ColorimetrY)

LETITKAN, Kh.Ta., kand.tekbn.naulc; OORSKATA, Ye.Y.
I .
Physicochemical analysis of the system silver nitrate-rubeanic
acid-water. Sbor.naucb.rab.Bel.politekb.inst. no.63sl64-170
'58. OaRk 12:4)
(Silver nitrate) (Oxamide)

TZV.Oizm. 11.7.
LVVITXAN, Kh.Ta. [Levitman, Kh.IA]
Molecular compounds In ternary and binary mixtures based on
refraction and density factors. Vastsi AN BSSR. Ser. fiz.-takh.
nav. no.1:25-29 '59. (KIRA 12:6)
(Systems (Chemical))

LVVITW~N, Kh,Ya,, kand.telchn,oauk
Methodological instructions for laboratory work in the physical
chemistry course# Gbor. metod, rab. Bel. p'olitakh. inst, no. 1-.53-
56 159. (MIRA 14:1)
(Chemistry, lVetcal and theoretical-Study and teaching)

IXVITK,LN, Kh.,Y&,, Imad.tekhn.nauk
Remeirks concerning methods of work of an assistant in the
department of chemistry. Sbor. metod. rab* Bels politekh. insto
no. 1:129-134 159. (MIRA 14:1)
(Cbenistry--Study and teaching)

LEVITMAN
gh.Ya.; j=SKAYA, Ye.I.; XARPOVICF, N.1
Physicoahemical analysia of a lead nitrate - ftbeanic acid water
oystem and its importance in analysis. Sbor.nauch.trud.Bel.politekh.
inst. no.87s45-54 109 (MIRA 1.414)
(Lead nitrit;) (Ozamide)

IZVITMAN, Kh.ra.1 GORSKAYA, Ye.V.
Tarbidimetric determdnation of silver using rubeanic aoid.
Sbor.nauch.trud.Bal.politakh inst. no.87s55-65 159. (MIRA 14W
(Oxamide) 611ver-Analyoia)

- - - -- - -- - -
"IEMMU, H.Kh., vrach-rentganolog
----------------
CongeniUl diaphragmatic hernias Zdrav. Bel. 7 no. 2:54-55 F 161.
(MIRA 14:2)
1. Is IV Irlinichookoy bollnitay g.Minska (glavnyy vrach To,M.
Selldimirova)o
(HEMIA)

POPOV, Viktorial I (IT NA, S.A., red.; PINKHASOV, Ya.V.
(Chardshou-Xungrad; along the track vith a notebook)
Chardshou - Kungrad; e bloknotom po trasse. Tashkent,
Gos.izd-vo UzSSR, 1947. 29 p. (MIRA 16s8)
(Soviet Central Asia-Railroada-Location)

LEVITINA, inzh.
From pages of the periodical "Mekhanizatsila I avtomatizatsila
proizvodst-ta." Tekst.prom. 21 no.5:89 Yq '61. (YIFU~ I ~0:1)
(Textile industry)

Ichanistr7.- Systws Sep he
ChmUtr7 Acetic Ac Id.
stbm%e in the Refractive Madex In the Systm
Mjeom.u2o," s. Ya. rAvitman, N. F. Yermolankop
Itwt. Chacm, Acad Sol Belor selan SSR, 5j pp
'Z=r obahch xhiaii" vol, xvin, No 9
StuAles refriiatIve index of acetic aci&-vater
mixtVres of ocaposition. 10020$ and 300. Zs-
toLblishes axist*nce of zolecular compoand,
CIj0ODH.2H2O by deviation from additiveness.
Istatlishes existence of molecuIsr ccupound
9%COOILR20 by c(almition maximm. Tatter
30/4M
ftatme (cmta) ftp 48
tY" Uclecular campound to most usual for acetic sola,
Butaitted, 4 Mar 1~0.

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PWI~d In tmm 01 the Mg. raw", a ON ctwupwisist, witit
tbtmmci The mskeoftm%. oi The 2mito kept omst. For
Ow #"to= ua-Nacl.ltKj at au,. An is "nou at all
UMNSCI futim. anct Varies wrvgukdy; can fly.
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ma ras7heta rnog2~etazhrrjkh rmoCoproletrVkh ram na elektronnol
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Mos!7ow. rvnsudarstvenrj~rf In.-itillu.,
rv),g,o prinyektirovanlya I takhniiheskikh issledcram'7,

DUPAL, YarosInv (Dupal, Jaroslav); GAVLICIIEK, Yaromir [Havllcak,
Jaromir]j STOCHES, Ferdinand [Stoceal Ferdinand); BL%TLIIEK,
Ionif (Bartunek, Josef); LBVII~Wt,-~~q.A.[translatorl;
TUIAJPNIM, A.I., red.; SLWIIK, Z.A... red.; ILIYUSWKOVA,
T,P., tekhn. red.
[Problems in determining the effectiveness of agricultural
production in Czechoslovakia)Voprosy opredeleniia effektiv-
noBti sellskokhoziaistvennogo proizvodstv& v Chekhoslovakii.
Pod red. A.I.Tulupnikova. Foskva, Gosstatizdat, 1962. 178 p.
Translated froz the Czech. (MIRA 15:11)
1. Hauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut narodnokhozyaystvennogo
planiravaniya pri Gosudarstvannoy planovoy komisslis Gbekhoslo-
vakiya, (for Dupal,, Gavlichek). 2. Gosudarstvemaya planovaya
komisaiya, Chekhoslovakiya (for Bartunek).
(Czechoslovakia-Agriculture--F,conomic aspects)

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WSSR/Mathemntics Eigenfunctions
card IA Pub. 22 4/44
Authors Leviton, B. M.
Title I On expansion of the equation au + q (x1, x2p...p xn# u 0
by eigenfimotiono
Periodical s Dok. All SSSR cf7/6, 961-964,, Aug 21, 1954
Abstract A series of theorems dealing with an expansion of the given
equation:
Au + [A- q (XI P X2 r u - 0 by eiganfunctions are considered
with provlal6n tHntc~~t,= 0 ;a a boundary condition. The theoremn
dn
are intended to prove, and do prove the possibUity of such
expansions for a limited Euclidcpn speco ns wall as for any
unlimited one. -11=ee referencass (1936-1954)
Institution I ...
Presented by : Academician S. L. Sobolev, Kay 25, 1954

MMI VAthOlAtitf
Cud 1/1 P6, 22 - 4/45
Authors i Levitonp B. M,
Title I Ou the expansion along the sigen functions of the Schroodinger operator in
the case of am indefinitely growing potential
Perloacdl I Dok. M SSSR 103/2, 191-194t Jul 11# 1955
Abotract v A study of the expansion (along the eigon functions of the equatious
t4 + q(xl,x2,,x3)1 U a0)
of functions which are growing at infinity as a polyaomi&l- The equation
describes a 3-dimensional space (N ) in which the q(x) is a continuous real
function, and the x is a point in the F.I. The method used in the study is
good for &r7 dimensional space, however", for the sake of simpllcityo !t I*
chosen as 3-dimensional. Six referencest 1 USA, 2 Brit. and 3 USSR(1951-1954)
Institution i Artinery Aead. imen F, E. Dzerahinsky
Presented by i Academician S. L. Sobolev, March 30, 1955

UVITON, MeTeo
Some data on the structure of the Hercynian foundation of
Ciscaucasia and adjacent regions. Bov.,geol. 3 no. 11:147-
151 1 160. (MIRA 13:12)
1. gookovskiy inatitut neftakhimichookoy igazover provWxhlennosti.
(Caucasus. Northern--Geology, Structural)

LEVITONO M.Ye.; MUZYCIM4.0) 11.11.
Basic tectonio features of the Cretaceous corplex in the
northwestern part of the Caspian Sea region. Dokl. All SSSR
140 no*531W-1151 0 161. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Goaudarstvenny7- geofizicheakly treat po razve&9 i-,erti,
gaza i uglya. Predstavleno akaderdkom D.V.Nalivkinym.
(Canplan Sea Region--Geology., Structural)

NEVOLIN, N.V.; KASATKIN, D.P.; KIMCHEV, V.D.; KANDINOV, N.N.;_,VYI-TON,
-.M.Yes; RTISHCHEVAp V.F.; TROITSKIY, V.N.; DTUKOV, A.!.
Structure of the recent relief of the surface basement of the
Russian Platform, Sov,geol. 8 no.2:82-90 7 165.
- ()GRA 18:12)
l@ Vessoyuznyy nauohno-iseledovatellskiy institut goofizicheakikh
metod razvedki.

11i2s).C. F.; 1XYAITOV, A.; D.:
Simr1ifiention of tezhnolagirol control Mmpro-tvs ft e-Aer-
prises. Sots.tmd J&g 15 -- I
(Niza
1. Direktor L'yovvkor ob~xrnoy fnbriki No.3 (for FovpIr:Aro;.
2. Inthener 2avodo "Avt6Ariaturn" (for Levitov). 1. LlreVtcr
fmbriki "Vozrothdontye" (for Be~,htln).
Olrr.ductio-i control)

LEVITOV,.As,
Self-financing, a tool of monopoly capital. Den. i kred. 20
no.600-79 Je 162. (KU:LA 15:6)
(France-Self-finincing)

I&VITOY, A.M., kandidat meditsinskikh nauk
Problem of latent brucallosis. Ilin. sad. 32 no.B.-55-59 Ag 154.
0(12A 7:10)
1. Iz kafedry infektolonnykh bolesuoy a spidemiolWyey (xav.
saslushemiy7 deyatell nauki'UsSSR prof. V.P.Petrov) Kt7byshev-
skogo maditainakogo Instituta i ruybyshavskojr oblastnoy protivo-
brutsellesnoy stantsil.
(MRUC31LIMIS. differential diagnosis,
latent forms)

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'-I ~ a~-- ~ ~ - 0,
A
Iffect of penicillin on gramwpositive arA graB-U~g&tiT@ microbes.
T=dy MIA no-1:105-113 '53. (MLRA 8:1)
(Penicillin) (Bacteria. Pathogenic)

ISVITOT, N.M., kandidAt b1ologicheskikh nauk; GraWOVA, I.L. Icandidat
--- "-'~iditelnsklkh njmk; MMAHIVA, A.W.
Iffeat of certain conditions on the antibacterial Ration of penicillin.
Trudy VNIIA no.1:113-123 153. (KLU 8:1)
(Penicillin)

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IN. allilln"b"'. 1 1'.

IErT,rr.TT , U V
The influence nf cultivation method upon the'~,mlainnent
61 micr*Msi rvs1stance to streptamycin. K. 1. G.. rm
and M ~ M lf."it-. 1h,,,. Mrk,P-14,4. Epidc~ ... 4.
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A. Mi-kill

USEH/Cbemistry - Antibiotics
Card /2 Pub. 22 - 27/54
Authors I 3hemyakin, M. 14., Vemb.Cor.Acad. of So., USSR; Noloscv, M. N.; Lavitov
M. 14.js Gormanova, K. L; Karapetyan, H. G.; Sbvetsov, Yu. B.,
Titlo I 'IdMion between structure and antimicrobic activity of chloromycetin
(levor7catin) and the mechanism of its reaction
Periodical I Dok. AN SSSR 102/5, 953-956, J= no 1955
Abstract I It is shown that the high selectivity of the biological offset of
chloromyeatin on microbes is daterrdned simultaneaualy by the following
factors: 1) strong polarizing effect of the P-idtrophenyl radical, the
geomtrical dirensions of which are of no importance; 2) strMg polarizing
effect of the dichloroacotyl radical, which should satisfy even the Mnst
specific goo-atrical requirerrents; and 3) defined geowtrical dimensions
and corresponding conforrmtion of the a--dmopropanediol group. 7be relation
betwoon the structure and biological activity of chlorwyestin to explained.
Institution Acad. of lied. Sc., USSIR, Inst. of Blol. an-4 Mod. Chem.
Submitted t January 27# 1955

Card 2/2 Pub. 22 - 27/54
Periodical : Dok. AN SSSR 102/5~ 953-956, Jun 11, 1955
Abstract : Five references: 2 USSR and 3 USA (1858--1955). Diagrams.

IKOCI GMOYTSZYA, V.A.; INOZXNTSSVA, I.I.; BYGHIOTA, M.N.; WRITA,
,,.W-.F-ZABflCIMYJV, S.A.; INKASHITA, A.M.
Production of radioactive penicillin (05). Antibiotiki I no.4:20-24
jl-A,g 056. (MUU 9: 11)
1. Isesoyusnyy nauehno-I so ledeva tell sidy institut antibiottkov.
(PSNICILLIN. radioactive
prod.)

=C=-?TA "=DICA Sc-c.4 7ol.U/4
797. SWIE CONMMONS OF UMIZATION OF 70"'.
Mi SYNTHESIS BY THE M::GL:S PENZIC ILL.IU:.'
texi) - Levitov M, .1,1 and TDVarova 1. l.'In--'t.
cow - ANT1.3,10TINI IG'G, I (21-Z3) Tzb!cs 2
S.
,s were made on the conditions of simult-m.,s of 2
.ud,,
for enicillin sinthesis. Grovwin:; Lhe fur,-U:; ~-,a syn',~.nic 1.1
of pKenylacetamide. para-ox--p% crc:~; C zz
enyla-cetic acid, : --Ct C C--
nylseleniu=cetic acid, it was found t%at az 2 zc!,~-. in cf
0.01-0.02%, sharply increased tle activity of tl:c culljre Pluld (3-14 ti,==;). -.71-
acetamide was slightly less active and para-o:-j-,~.-:.y'.zcctic ac!J -;=s a:=--
active. On simultaneous addition to the medium of Z:A
mercaptoacetic acid, or phenylacetamide and
decreased sharply; on addition of Penylacetarn de ard r~:ra-o--
I
no changes at aU were observed. Ile autIors conclude it-at the prezenca in
medium of 2 penici.11in pretursors results in competition. P
Svinki.na - 1-csz=

V
i" of cla4iou~yivtfi
'
Amn utiniktobic activity, oIIkI=;ycItIII0-1- itv
ltrtlCture and tl%4 cnethanlu4 of action of chloromyct..~,
M. bf. Shenlyakia, NI N. K-olauw, %I SI IC I
q,
(kraulnova. M 0 K .,rapf t. An V " 71, -7 1 V-r I A L t i
BaniI;X~ Z4% A ,h4ri ~ km 20
Cf C .4 40 P~ I VA 50 K~dl, H-I --al
acyl deriv, .,j ~hluvrnijcetin altumit
F.Schcrtrhij Coll, Iw4dluf fuNtIls. And Vtb~tOf?uOrrTCcVIj wcrt!
Performt(l. The nuilti indicate theit the P-nitT I YI
11 impart2ja to the activity of the drug both 21111ulolgh
tl, behavior alul its polarizing action on the rest of
the mrA.; the Won"ric dimensions of this part .1 tl-,c mul,
are not important in contrast to the import of gronittrie
dimensions in the arninopropanediol p,,-rtimj ci the ma).
The NCh.Frr-,ujp Curt be shifted witlifut liris of activity to
other conjugated hratirms, sand compels. with P-C)2NCjf,-
N.-N- or p-O%NC4lf.CfI-N- linkages are highly active.,
coulpds. without the Nov group or those with it in uncvn~u-
gated locatiuns (pANCO14CONIF-) art inactive or weakly
active. The biol. activity OIChloromycetin untlogy drupe
'off in the stries of the P-phtnyl subitittimts: NOI, CN,
Cjjl()rolnyUttiTj are di-,cwssed at length. Ntw analeqi were
prepd. Dy IIC41ing 6 f.
I -1-propanediol(l), 7.2 g. Nip 4
till. M-AntOll to I tO* A inin.. J~y tf,L~&SICIlt With

EtbAc, give 17% DL-threlp- i1ropheis -y.-r,-f4r!H
in, 16 V from C14
(6 g.) in 350 mi. EtjO and 1W ml. 0.5W
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hr. gulve Er,'~"V
brityrylamirin)-i.3-propaxtdi,~.', n, 116,17' (from (CfIlClh~
or Lfr,7rn )I 1 (9 g.) timil.-irly treared -itt, CTiCI,C11
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1'
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LIL-4nalog, prejul by mixing tile ~ isomers, tri 144-S' 1
(0 It ) In .900 rul dry dioxane wits reated. at 12 15' wab 2 46
CC13 CHULCOCI over 0,5 hr , after 0.&-hT shaking
the mixtpre wai filtered and concd in tvui6.l, treated 97ith
RtOAc. wa%hrd with dil 14SO. and 21)~', NaCJ, and evapd ,
Y10dins K9 7v i) t, -1 Air ef~- I (p- fa i tro g-A r n V1)- 2 - ~ y.,y - d s rh1c r o-
- I r '1' 4 --.1, (from hq,isne
and (C 11,C] r. tt).A~ -('1C If.(, li'(-l , '2 3' tile .&ter
of hydratirin t5 lowt at I(X)' in rue- I hii (0 2 It ) In dry
di,aanp tre.ited with 2 dr(ppi ftr~ [-(~N and kept 4.5 tirs
gilve W)~'; 1, t -A-o- I ~ f-1,,,P)v . i - 2 ~ y,,, d,,V--vl~
=11nol-I 3-p,ipantrisoi, at 14.4 5' tdcritical wab the
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rlja~L A

USSR/Microbiology - Antibiosis and Symbiosiz. .ntibioties. F-2
Abs Jour Rof Zhur - Biol., No 12, 1958, 52754
Author Lovitovj M,M,
Inst
Title The Biological Significance of Penicil-lin Formatioa.
Orig Pub Antibiotiki, 1957, 2, Wo 2, 3-7
Abstract Based on the author's own experiments, and literature danta,
a hypothesis of the biological significance of penicillin
(L) is sat forth. The author believes that formation of I
represents a process of defMisivo synthesis, as -~ recull" of
which substances toxic to penicillin are made harmlei3c by
corabinina the antibiotic with given products of mld wta-
bolim. To the introduction of the toxic substance o: the
precursor (11) penicillin responds by an increased f,-=ntlon
of Ip which combines with the rzlccule of II. This hypothe-
sis is confirmed by the foll=ig facts. The composition of
the nucleus of the I wlecule remins unchanred, and
Card 1/2
21

,LZVIT.OT-,-".; GZUaNOVA, K.I.; TOVAROVA, I.I.: BYCHKOVA, M.N.; LURITIC, L.M.;
XIVOYMMOV, P.S.
Physiological characteristics of various strains of Penicillius
chrynogenum: affect of the compositIon of the sodium and of fer-
mentation conditions on penicillin synthesis by strains low Type
24, Hybrid-31 and R-51-20. Antiblottki 3 no,2t3-7 Xr-Ap 158,
(KIRA 12i11)
1. Vseooyuzu" nauchno-looledovateltakiy institut antibiotikov.
(PINICILLIUX, culture,
chrysogenum, off. of medium composition & fermentation
on penicillin synthesis by various strains (RUB))

ISVITOV, R.M.; OMOYTSIVA. V.A.
Blosynthests of phAnoxymthylpenicillin. Antiblotiki 3 no-5:
21-25 S-0 158. (NBA 12: 11)
1, VeasoyujrWy nauchno-insladovatellskly Institut antibiottkav.
(PENICILLIN, rel. cpda.
phenoxy methyl penicillin, biosynthesis (Rue))
. ~' ""'~ i

TOVAR"A' I'I.;,LJ!TITOV, N.M.; GWMHOVA, K-L
Role of precursors in the synthesis of penicillin by varions
trains. Antibiotiki 3 no.5.#26-30 S-0 '58. (HIU 12:11)
:
. Vassoyus"y nauchno-issledovatel'skiy Institut antibiottkay.
(PMCILLIN, rel. qAo.
bonxyl penicillin, off. of precursors on
synthesis by various strains (Rue))

GERMANOVAt K.I.; INVITOY, H.M.; STEPANOVA, Me.; NENASHEVA, A.M.
Physiological characteristics of varl?us strains of Penicillium
chrysogenum; certain charactoristic si'of ibtabolism in strains B-51-
20. 31 and 24 [with summai7 in Inglish).-Antibiotiki 3 no.6:8-14
N-D 158, (MIRA 12:2)
(PENICILLIN, metabolism, 14'
chryeogenum B-51-20, 31'-1 24 (Rue))

Lv.VITOvg TI.M.; GIRMAKOVA, K,I,
Antihiotic research md production in the Chinese People's Republic.
Antiblotiki, 4 no.2.-118-3.21 Mr-Ap 159. (KIIRA 12:7)
(CHIRA-AUTDIOTICS)

LITITOV. X.M.; rLLPOTSUU, I.I.; TUDINA. O,D~
larmation of penicillin nucleus during fermutation and'its con-
version to penicillin. Antibiotiki 4 uo.6118-24 I-D 159.
()MA 13 13 )
1. Uesoyusnyy usuchno-Issledovatellskly Institut antiblottkov.
(PINICILLIN chow.)

LYO ZHO-IN [Liu Jo-ying); TUN SYU-111 (T'ung Hslu-ying]; TSEN SYUO-KHEN;
LEVITOV" M.M-.- ---
Influence of lactic acid on the synthesis of oxytetracycline in fer-
mentation. Antibiotiki 5 no.ls52-57 Ja-F 160. (MIRA 13S7)
1, Iaboratoriya biokhimii Instituta antiblotikov Kitayokoy Narodnoy
Respubliki. (OXYTETRACYCLINE) (IACTIC ACID)

-IMTIOV, M. M.-2 GOMVTSEVA, V. A., YUDINA, 0. X., VERKFOVTZ-r.VA, T. F.V
and _X_L!MVS_FM,, K. T. (US!-R)
"The Blosynthesis of Penicillins and Penicillin-like Substances in
fermentation without a precursor."
Report presented at the 5th International Biochemistry Congress,
Moscow, 10-16 Aug 1961

2 OvTs-rVAI T.P'.)
U JTOL_&~.; VERKB
SHOSTAKOVSKIYP M-F-I RABINOVICH, H-S-J SKIY, O.A*
nUuMUMENSKAYAJO Ye.v.; KULIKOVA, G.lq.; YAL-LAVV
synthesis of the precurso" and frApOUtO of antibiotics. Part 4:
ives. zhur.ob.khim. 31 no.5:1453-1458
Thioglycolic acid derivat (,KM 34:5)
)W 161,
1. yeesotuzgyy nauchno-issledovatell3kiy institut antibiotikoYs
(Acetic acid) (Antibiotics)

LEVITOV, M.9,1- VFJWMSEVA$ T.P.; RABINOVICHp M.S.; FMOERAZEEKSKAYA, Ye.V.;
G.N.; BUYABOVSKATA.. 1.S.; SJOIEERSON, A.11.
Biosynthesis of now penicillim using propylmercaptoacatic
acid derivatives as preow-sors, Antibiotiki 6 no.7:575~-581
n 161. (FlUt 15.6,,
1. Vsoooyuznyy nauchno-isoledovatellakly institut antibiotikov.
(FENICILLIN) (ACETIC ACID)

SH&HUW ~ )1.)41
Synthesis arA study of the antimicrobial action of the simplest
analogues of macrolide antibiotics. AntibiotiJd 6 no.7:581-565
J1 161. (MIRA 15:6)
1. Institut khim.1i prirodnykh soyedineniy All SSSR.
(AIITIBIOTICS)

POPOVAO L.A.; IZVITOVI M.M.j BELaMROVAO O.P.
16
Effect of fats on the biosynthesis of chlortatracycline.
Antibiotiki 6 no.3.1:989-994 11 161. (.vPA lrl:3'/
1. Vseooyuznyy nauchnc-i-soledovatellskiy institut antibiotikov.
(AUREaMIN) (OIIZ AND FATS
et

Q,TITOVj N.M.; LUROYE, 1,.Mj; ZAVjjj;X3UU, G.y#
Role of precursors in the biosyntbosis of penicillin. Antibiotiki 6
no.12t1058-1063 D 161. (MMA 1512)
I* Voesoy=yy nauchno-ioBledovatellpkiy institut antibiotikov.
(PENICILLIN)

.!!~nTQV; H.H.; INO=,USZVA, I.I.; CMOVTSEVA, V.A.; KOHOKINA, Z.F.;
rWINA,, O.D.; K=L'R, G.I.; IOYY&, R.I.; NAGLE, A.M.
Production and basic properties o' alnecillin (allylmroaptomethyl-
penicillin). Mod. prod, 15 no.11:12-19 N 161. (WIRA 15:6)
1. Vuesoyuznyy nauchno-ionledavatollskiy inatitut antibictikov
i Rizhokiy zavod maditainskikh preparatov.
(PENICIIMI)

U'VITOV N M - IliOW=LVA, I I - TaIAKINA, A. 18 - BUYAJIUVSKAYA, 1. -
-6:. iA~j ~Lf.AYA 6 Ii.; KoKUIi~, Za.; DAUZ11"11 a, 4,11.
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Few type of ponicillin -oLphenoxyathylpenicillin and study of
its microbiological proportion. Antibiotiki 7 no.2:101,-108 F 162.
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1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-isoledovatolls)Uy inatitut antibiotikov.
(FENICILUN)

IZVITOV, H.M.; YUDIKA, O.D.
Study of the respiration of Penicillium chrysogamm. Antibiotiki
7 no.3:25-30 Mr 162. OJJRA 15:3)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-iseledavateltakiy institut antibiotikov.
(FENICILLIM4)

-.LKVITOV-VM;M.i SAVITSKAYA, Ye.M.; TOVAROVA, I.I.
6-Aminopenicillanic acid and new penicillins. Antibiotiki 7 no.5-.
387-398'm7 162. W~A 15:4)
(PENICILLANIC ACID) (PEN(ECILLIN)

LEVITOV,-M-M.1 GOTOVTSEVAq VA.; ZAVILEYSKAYA, G.F.
Formation of 6-aminopenicinanic acid during the fomentation
of Penicillium chrysogenum on a medium without a precursor.
Antibiotiki 7 no.5t410-414 My 162. (14111 15:4)
1. Vaosoyuznyy nauchno-looledavateltakly inatitut antiblotikov.
(PENICILLANIC ACID) (MUCILLIUM)

- LSVITGV, H.M.; TOVAROVA, I,I.; GOTOVTSEVA, V.A.; CREW;OSVITOVA, V.I.;
3116FRIUKOVA, O.V.
Formontative production of 6-aminopenicinanic acid from bonzylpenicillin.
Antibiotiki 7 no,5t425-421 My 962. (MIRA 15:4)
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Institut khimii prirodnykh soyedineniy All 830.
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TOVAROVAl I.I.) SHORNIKOVA, O.V.; LEVITOV, M-M-
Stud.y of the procese of the formation of 6-aminopenicillianic acid
during the fermentative hydrolysis of I?enzylponicillin. ,Antibiotiki
7 no.5:421-429 My 162. (I-a.-,?A 15*4)
1. Institut khimii prirodnykh soyedinoniy All SSSR.
(PENICILUNIC ACID) (PENICILLIN)

GOTCVTSh7A, V.A.; LWITOV, M.M.; YUDINA, O.D.
Effect of oils an the formation of 6-aminopdaicillanic acid and
penicillins in the submerged cultivation of Penicillium chrysogenum.
Antibiotiki 7 noo5s429-433 My 162. 011RA 15:4)
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(MICILLIN) (PENICILLIUM)

LURIYE, M.
Formation of different types of peillaiUin ty satIve istrainn
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RABINOVICH, H.S.1 LEVITOV, M.M.; KULIKOVA, G.N.; YAKUSHINA, L.M.;
VERKHOVT07U, -T.-P-.-j -&=R, F.M.
Synthesis of precursors and fragments of antibiotics. Part 7t
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no.W167-1172 AP 162. (MIRA 15s4)
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(Acetic acid) (Antibiotics)

HESPIOV:, A.R.) J~71TGV$ K.M.
Synthetic medium for the biosynthesle of neomycin Antibiotiki
8 no,6t494-498 Je'63 iMIRA 1783)
.1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-looledovateltakiy inatitut antibiotikov.

LUR I M, L.H.; IEVITOV,
Penicillin biouyntheola by Ughly preAuc,,0,:e 3trairj rif Ilen-IC!J11.1--i
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677-683 Ag 163. (MIlLf, 17;5)
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RABINOVEH# MA.; IEVITOVI EI&I IWLIKOVk, G.11,; VERMOVTSZVI, T.P.;
MELM,v
Study of the precursors and ftagwnts of antibiotics. Part 9:
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KIMNER) 0. 1.; GOTOVTSEVA, V. A.; ZAVILEYSKAYA, G. F.; IOFO, R. I.;
KLAPOVSMA) K. I.; YUDIKA, 0. D.
"Penicillinacylase production by escherichia coll in relation to cultivation
conditions."
report submitted for Ant-Ibiotica Cong, Prague, 15-19 Jun 614.
All-Union Sci Res Inst of Antiblotics~ Moscow, & Plant for Production of
Medicinal Products, Riga.

-- -a-VT-rOvi,, M. M. ; Vj.APCVSKAY A, K. 1. ; ZAV=MtX A, G. F. ; VDINA, 0. U. ;
DENDZE.. B. B. -- - -
"Investigation of the process of fermentative cleavage of penicillin."
report submitted for Antibiotics Cong, Prague, 15-1~) Jun 64.
AIL-Union Sci Res Inst Antibiotics, Moscow & Plant for Production of Medical
Products, Riga.

GRABOVSKAYAO O.Z.; LEWITOV, M.N.
Study of some physiological paculiarlties of Act. fradine 129.
Antiblotiki 8 no.8005-712 Ag 163, (MIRA 17-5)
1. VsesoyuznT( naucku~o-isvlledovatellzkly itiLstitit aw,lblo'.1kuv.

LEVITOVP M.M.1- 1*311KOV, A.N.
Neomycin hioayntheslz In media with glucose and starch.
Mikrobiologiia 32 no.4:717-722 JI-Ag 163. (YI.',iA 17:6)
1. Vsesoyuznyy institut ant1b1-)tL,',C(,yj
Moskya.

VERKHOVr.;EVA, T.P.; BUYANOVSKAYA, I.S.; LEVITOVO M.M.
Dl- and tricarboxylic vulfide-containing acidB: precursors of
new biosynthetic penlcillinB. MikrobiologJla 3.3 no.lil6-22
Ja-F 164. (MIPA 1719)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-Inaledovatellakly institut antibiotikov.