SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LEVSKIY, L. K. - LEUTSKIY, K. M.

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LEVSKIY, L. K., Cand Phys-M~,,th Sci (diss) "Study of reactici2 products
for cosmic rays reacting with meteoritic substance5." Len4rq:~r~3d, 196U.
12 p with graphs; (Academy of Sciences USSR, Laboratori of the ~_tolczy
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of Pre-Cambrian); 250 copies; free; (KL, 24-60, 128)

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Absorption of 4namic, radiation by iron meteorites. Geokhimiia
no.3:274-277 160, (NDA 14:5)
1, Laboratory of the Precambrain Geologyp Academy of Sciences.
U.S.S.R. Leningrad. Meteorites)
Memic rays)

LIVSKIT L. I.
jP and Ar39 in iron meteorites, Radiokhialla 2 no.4t4gi-494 l6o.
(MIRA 13:9)
(Tritium) (Argon-Isotopes) (Neteorites)

AUTHORS: Gurlineg E. X. 9 Levskiyq. L. K. 5011/?0-130-1 -11169

TITLE: -4 of Sikhote-Al tn
The Cosmic Age of the bleteorit
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR9 19609 Vol. 130, Nr 1, pr 45 - 46
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the preaent paper the content of the radioaotive isotopes
H3 and A39 in the meteorite of Sikhote-Alixt Is determined. A
counter with relatively low background was constructed for mea-
suring the low activities to be expectal. An aaouratR descrip-
tion of this device and the experimental teahni-que will be
given in a separate paper. The results of measuremnnts are sum-
marized in table 1. The data obtained from radiation with iron
targets with 3.10 3_Mev protons yielded He-3/H3 = 2.A for the
ratio of the He3 and H3 nuclei. Thus, the valup 1-3.10 13 at/C
Is obtained for the amount of Ho3 formed by tritlun decay. By
means of this quantity and the rate of triti,_ir, &jitay the
rate of production after equilibriiim has onc.-..irred) the daration
Card 1/3 of Irradiation or the cosmic age ~)f the mqteorit,~ was found to
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The Cosmic Age of the Meteorite of Sikhote-Alirt C
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be (900 + 200).10 6 years. The computation of -iho cotal amount
of decayed A 39 nuclei is very complicated. A 39 decays into K39
and the latter is added to the potassium 7.ontalned In the
meteorite. This potassium admixturot cannot be reliably deter-
mined by experiments, the amount of decayed .09 nuclei, however,
can b,:) estimated proceeding from the content of
.1.1-10-7 CM3/g). By taking into account several correc-
tions A39/A38 is found to be 0-5. After introduction of these
corrections the amount of the X39 atoma formed by the decay
of A39 is 1-7-10 12 at/g. Herefrom It follows that the duration
of irradiation T - (430 + 50)-10 6 years. This value is close to
that obtained by E. L. Flireman (Ref 3), and ia obviously the
most reliable one. The duration of irradiation obtained here
allows to estimate the number N of f~osmia part.':Aes per I =2
and I see from the amount of A 38 ; N ~ 2nj/6A36 n2T, where n Ide-
notes the number of the A38 atoms in 1 g, n 2 - ths number of
iron atoms in I g,dA38 the mean production crons nection. of OV"

The Cosmic Age of the Meteorite of Sikhote-,~Jkllir- Sri V/2 0- 13 /69
36. Therefrom it re3ults fliat N,,..2,3 pari-Jc1-.s/ "
A c~m%spi~. This
value is in satisfactory agreement witb tl-.s experimental data
for 'he lensity of cosmic radiation In I~he pola::- rc-gicna of the
2
Earth (2 particles/cm .see). There are I table and 4 references.
ASSOCIATION: Laboratoriya geologii dokembriya Akademii nau-k SSSIR (Laborator7
for the Geology of the Pre-Cambrian of Anadt-n-.,-
of the_ USSR)
PRESENTED: March 11, 1959, by A.. A. Polkanov, Academician
SUBMITTED: March 11, 1959
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ORLING, Irik Karlovicb. Prinimali uchastiye: YASHCH.3NKO, M.L.,
starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; YERMOLIN, G.K., starshiy nauchnyy
sotrudnik: TITOV, N.Ye., mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik:
Al?.&qASIYICVA, L.L. mladshiy naucbnyy sotrudnik; KOLITSOVA, T.V.,
mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; OVCHINNIKOVA, G.V., mladshly
nauchnyy sotrudnik; SRUKOLYUKOV, In.A., mladshiy nauchnyy
sotrudnik;, LEVSKIY, Lj., mladshiy nauebnyy sotrudnik; MMOZOIA,
K.M., m1adshiy nauchnyy ootrudnik; MATVIMAb I.I., mladshiy
nauchnyy sotradnik; BARKAN, T.G., m1adshly nauchnyy sotrudnik;
BARANOVSXAYA, N.V., mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; VARSHAVSKAYA,
B.S., mladshiy nauchuyy sotrudnik; SXRGEM, A.N., starshiy
laborant; KbIMATOV, V.V., starshiy nauohWy notrudnik; KRATTS,
K.O., kand.gool.-mineral.nauk, otv.red.; ARON, G.M., rad.izd-va;
BOOHNVER, V.T., tekhn.red.
[Present status of the argon method for age determination and its
use in geology] Sovremennos sostoianie argonovogo metoda opre-
deleniia vozrasta i ego primenenle v geologil. Moskva, Izd-vo
Amd.nauk SSSR, ig6i. 13o p. (MIRA 14:12)
1. Radiyevyy institut im. V.G.Khlopina (for Kurbatov).
(Geological time) (Radioargon dating)

IZVSKIr
Coomogenic isotopes in the Yardymly meteorite. Geokhimiia no,4-358
(MIRA 34:5)
161.
;10 La~atoriya geolog:U dokembriya AN SSSR, Leningrad.
.(Yardymly--Mateorites)
--Isotopes)
(Helium
(Argon-_Isotopes)
(Neon--Isotopes)

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The yield of argon isotopes ... A051YA129
able to select an empirical formula which would connect the values of the
formation oross-sootion of the argon isotope. They show that the formation
of argon isotopes does not depend within the limits of the experimental
error on the ohemi:~&l composition of the targe't. The empirical formula
selected vast 6.~A) . G-R(Z-BA)2 (2)) where R - 2.60, 5 - 0.475, Z - 18,
I the mass number. The graphioal presentation of Formula 21 including the
experimental data, is. given in curve l.of.the.graplio Curve 2 is a graphical
representation of Rudet"te (Ref 7) formula for Z - 181
2
('L' 18) _ e[IAA-R(-III-3A) j
(3), where P - 0.209, Q - 8-54,
R - 1440, S - 0.466, . A.-mass number. Curve 1is said to have two characte-
ristio featuiOS3' 1)'& wide dome-like shape, charaoteristic-for radiochemical
investigations.of reaction products of de ep fission and 2) the maximum of
the curve is located close -to the mass number 38, i.e., exactly on the line
of stability of the nuclei in this region. The authors point out that an
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increast in the aoxktont of oosmogenio products for those parts of meteorites
having troilite and shieiberzite in their composition is still an unsolved
problem requiring further investigation. There are 2 tables, 1 graph and
9 references, 4 Soviet-bioc, 5 non-Boviet-bloo.
Table 1i
36' 38 39 36 38
No of Ax Ar Ar Ar Ar
Gm3
-0/g
cm3/g
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Table 2s
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2 2 t 1 12 t 3 7 1 1 91 5 1.8 t 0-7
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So of Ar36 (in mbarn) Ar38(in mbarn) Ar39(in mbarn)
tarivet
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2 1.2 t M 7.4 t 1-5 4.3 t 0o5

IZVSKIY L K
Isotopic composition of xenon in meteorites. Geokhimiia
no.9.-837-838 162. (MIRA 1~:11)
1. Laboratoriya geologii, dokembriya. AN SSSR, Leningrad.
(Xenon--Isotopes)
(Meteorites)

GERLING, E~K~; TZMKIY# LoK*; MOROZOVA, I.M.
Diffusion of radiogenic argon from minerals. Geokhimiia
no.6:539-51+3 A 163. (MIRA 16:8)
1. Laboratory of Geology of the Precambrian, Leningrad.

IEVSKIYI_L K.
Diffusion of helium from stone meteorites. Gookhimila no.6:
544-548 Je 163. (NIRA 16:8)
1. Laboratory of Geology of the Precambrian, Leningrad.

L 11053 El~F(n)-2/EWT(m)/BDS-AFFTC/ASD/ANL/SSD-Pa-4--DM
ACCESSION NR: AP30OU79 S/0089/63/014/005/04�4/0487
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AUTHOR% Dobronravova, A. N.; Levskiy, L. K.; Murin, A. N.; Titov. N. Ye. 04
TITLE:~ Cross section for formation of krypton and xenon isotopes during uranium
fission by protons.of 680 Mevenergy
'SOURCEt Atomn~ya energiya, v. 14, no. 3, 1963, 484-487
TOPIC TAGSt krypton, xenon, isotope-formation, uranium fission by protons
ABSTRAM In continuation of the Previous work (Geokhimiya, v. 6, 540, 1962) on
the relative yield of xenon and krypton isotopes which are fragments of uranium
fission by protons of 680 Mev energy-, the authors have irradiated two more uranium
targets in the inner beam of the synchrocyclotron of the laboratory for nuclear
problems of the Consolidated Institute for nuclear studies. After heating the
specimens, the gases were collected by aclivated charcoal at -183C, and, after
purification, were analyzed in a MV-23-OM*ass spectrometerJD To avoid wasting
gases, an electric scheme was developed f6r a speedy tuning for recording each
isotope. Descri ti f this scheme is given. The relative yield for the krypton
(masses 713 to 86K, 'xen*on (124 to 136). and rubidium (83, 84) isotopes is summarized
in a table. Effective cross sections are computed using the usual formulas.
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'ACCESSION HR: AP300-1179
Theoretical estimation is made for the distribution,of nuclear fragments as a func-
tion of A and Z. - "The authors are grateful to V. P. Dzhelepov and E. K. Gerling
for their kindness-in giving us the opportunity to work with the synchrocyclotron
and the XV-23-02 mass spectrometer and also to Y. 1, Baranovskiy for discussion of
results." Orig, art., hast 5 references, 1 figure, 2 tables.
ASSOCTATIONi none

'AccmSiou NRt Ap4o42629 S/0007/64/000/007/0601/0609::
AUTHOR: Levskiyt L. K.
TITLEt Age and thermal history of stony meteorites and minerals
SOURGE% Geokhimiya, noii 7# 1964, 601~609
TOPIC TAGSs moteoritep thermal history* radioactive age dating
'ABSTRACT., This study was undertaken because or the uncertainty in age determina-..
tions of stony meteorites. Considerable variation is found among values determined
ant methods W64
:by differ s A40, and isotope ratios of Pbs Sr, or Os). Whether
meteorites come from a single parent body or from several, the H84 and A40 ages
should agree, Since they do not, subsequent history must be responsible for the
:deviation. The author examines the problem of separating radiogenie and cosmogenic~.
isotopes in terms of the theory of defect annealing in crystals. It is assumed that
4 40
He and A began to accumulate at some moment in the parent body (the body is
J
.considered to have been free of radiogenic isotopes previously). The author con-
siders three possible types of thermal actiont 1) the gases are given off at a
single temperature at constant rate from the moment the meteoritic material
rd 1/2
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AUTHM. : 1krin, A. 11. Lo sLc~y, L. K.; 741diarova, A. Be
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ORG. noneF
TITLS: Production of stable li:n~aA and xenon isotopes IV irradiation of aluminum
halides in reactors
SOURCS: Atomaya onorgiya, ve 19, no. 5. 1965, 45,8-459
TOPIC TAGS'i isotope, krypton, xenon, halide, reactor neutron flux, inert 9&3,
quartz, activated carbon, mass spectroscopy, gas analysis, aluminum comPound,
irradiation
ABSTRACT: :Enriched isotopes of the inert gases may~ber~otained by exposure of alumi~
num halides to a neutron flux. The halides were prepared by the reduction of the
0
corre ending Ag halide with Al in quartz containergiat abgut 400 C. Irradiation of
5p 0
20 g of the Al halides by a total flux of 2.16 x Tf ii/ad',culted in the !g1loOng
wields of gaseous products: from AlBr 31 2.4 x 10 am-' of and 0.6 x 10 am-,' of
4Kr (usi-ng 79Br and 81Br, respeative3,-~); from A1127I, 698 X10-4 cm3 of 128Xe. After
exposwe to high temperatures for three weeks, the quartz ampoules placed in a gas
purification system containing liquid nitrogen or dry ice (for work with xenon) trapaJ
K011, CuO, and Ca. The purified gases were transferred into ampoules containing
active carbon. Hass spectrograms of xenon exhibited only the peak corresponding to
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SHUKOLYUKOV, Yu.A,; LEVSKIY, L.K.
I
Determination of microamounts of xenon. Zhur.anal.khim. 19 no.9:1099-
1.105 164. (AURA 17:10)
1. Laboratory of Pre-Cambrian Geology and Khlopin Institute of
Radiumo U.S.S.R. AcadeTq of Sclences, Leningrad.

LEVSKIYI,~I-*L. ~
Method of thermal MalYtical studisoe Zhur, fiz. khim. 39
noosjlR46, (MIRA*1869)
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reorientations of the NIT#+ ions do not remain coMM
with any specific axis of rotation. In (NH4)gSOj a line-
width transition was found below -110*. Below the
transition 2 components were tesolved, which am Interpreted
as being due to "frozen-la" and rotating NH4 tons, rap.
Above -180*, no line-width transition was found in (NH41s-
BeFd. This shows that the H bonds N-H... F are weak.
In the Infrared spectra of both comptis, band4 Involving the
torsionalmod of N11j+ Ions were found. Thus,thepoul-
bility, of free rotation at room temp. must be excluded. The
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Magnetic resonance spectra of the protons (NH) so
Glas Hem dr 25/26 no.3/4:173-174 i6r,/-i6l 4 2 V
1. Institut "Jozef Stefan," Ljubijana.

LWTEK, 1-gor
PhyDical methods for earthniake forecasting, Dbz mat fiz 11
no.1s18-22 Je*64 'T
1. Jozef Stefan Nuclear Institute, Ljubljana.

IRVT V, M.S.
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operate at an increased gas pressure under the charging hole. The service life
of charging devices was increased by automatic hard-surfacing with the aid of
pulverous electrode wires under a flux layer. In connection with the introduction
of high temperature blast, the tuyere design was modified and they are made of
heat-resistant steel. Using a conveyor for feeding the skips (without wagon
weigher) entirely automated the charging of the furnace. In the open-hearth shop
the productivity was raised by improved methods of furnade repair, which takes place
without demolishing the foundation. The furnace shells are delivered ffIly assem-
bled to the place of mounting with the aid of pouring cranes. The furnaces are
adapted to evaporation cooling and most of them are fired by,:q 3.-well gas. The
charge was'increased to 400 tons, the capacity of pouring crNi.rose from 220 to
270-280 tons, that of ladles to 210 tons and of charging shovels to 1.24; 1.75 and
2.20 m3. In the rolling shops several stands were added to 'the various roll trains.
In 1955 the receiving roller track was lengthened by 26.5 m. The device for putting
on slabs was adjusted to semi-automatic telecontrol which increased its rate up to
7 m/sec. New shears with a cutting force of 900 tons (instead of 650 tons) are
used. The flying shears in use were replaced by planetary-type electric shears
designed at the TsNIITIMASh. Further mechanization and automation projects involve
a continuously operating machine for the 250-2 stand to coil hot wire; a machine,
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Miechanization of production ..... A054/A127
mounted on the base of the C -100 (S-100) tractor, to remove slag from the slag
chambers during repairs; an apparatus for the electro-spark machining of rolls
of elevated hardness.for the 250-1 stand; a complete set of machines to mechanize
the production of tuyeres; an automatic sheet marking device; the improvement
of tinning apparatus; the mechanization of chamotte-brick production, by applying
semi-dry pressing instead of plastic pressing and the container transportation of
refractory bricks into the open-hearth shop; the mechanized collecting of metal
chips from, under the hot rolling mills; an instrument for the self-centering of
conveyor belts in the coal dressing shop; drills [EA -100- Ill (BA-100-Pl)] for
drilling holes in the slag chambers during furnace repair; the remote control
of ladle stoppers; automation of sheet grading; a machine.for packing batches
(up to I ton) of large sized,thin tin sheets. A number of the above items and
processes have already been introduced. It is hoped that the innovations will in-
crease productivity during the 7-Years Plan by 75.5% (including 50.7% for cast
iron, 68.6% for steel and 65.1% for rolled products). The planned measures will
raise the number of personnel by not more than 9.6%. The plans for 1962 feature
the mechanization of car-feed into the tippler by portal*type pushers; the mech-
anization of tuyere change in the blast furnace, the mechanization of repairs In
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railway sransport, etc.
ASSOCIATION. r4agnitogorskiy Yretallurgicheskiy kombinat (Magnitogorsk Metallurgical
Combine)
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LESHCHINSKIY, L.Z.; A Kh.; BRAGIN, Ye.A.
Reorganization of the refractories industry. Ogneupory 29 no.3t
101,-108 164 WRA 170)
1. 14agnitogorski-y metallurgicheskiy kombinato
77777777777-

TSEW, filitur; LEVTEROV, Boris. inzh.
.Roman floor beating with warm mireral water. Khidrotekh i
melior 8 no.3193-95 163.

SCHTEREW, K, D, [Shterev, K. D. 1; MARTINOW, S. L. (Martinov, S. L.
-LVWIVOW-i4#-,K, [Levtproy, 13. K.]
Bulgarian mineral waters. Vest Ust geol 39 no. 1: 47-52
164.
1. Ministerium fur Gesundheitawesen iind soziale Fursorge,
Sofia.
A.

LEVTSRDV, S.
Mooting ft' scientists from abroad@ Tlenyk AN UM 25 AOS.111
75-76 N154. (WRA 8:2)
(Ukraine-Relations (General) with Bulgaria)
(Bulgaria-Rolat ions (Genersl) with Ukraine)

I&TEROV.S.
Meeting with scientists from abroad. VisnYk A2 URSR 26 no-5:
61 MY '55- (MA 8:8)
(Ukraine--Relations (General) with Poland) (Poland--
Relations (General) with Ukraine)

IZVTXRCV,S.
Meetings with scholars from abroad. Visnyk AN URSR 26 no.8:77-80
Ag'55- (KLRA 8:11)
(Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian S.S.R.)

LZVTFM
inzhp.
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Promote labor safety in pits of the ODallvosugoltm Combine.
Bezop.truda v prom,, 4 no,1016-7 !D 169, (KM 13: 11)
1e ZDmbinat Dallvantugoll.
(Soviet Par 31ast-Coal mines and mining-Safetpmeasures)

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RAYKH9LIj Z.Sh#j LEVTOV, M.R.; MAGIDINt L,Z.j YELIKIN) M.A.
6L-9 and SL--8 sealed bottom discharge devices for petroleum tank cars.
Transp, i khrane nefti. i nefteprod, no.7:21-24 165. (MIRA 1819)

ROGOVER., G.Ye.1, inzh.; LEVTOV, M.R., inzh.
Machirib for placing the filter and the concrete. 14ekh.stroi.
19 no.11:24-26 N 162. (MERA 15:11)
(Hydraulic structures) (concrete construction)

LEVTOV, M.R.; PUCHKOV, M.V.; PONOMAREV., A.N.; ROZENFELID, F.A.
Unit for local electric heating of viocou-_ retroleum products in distri-
bution reservoirs, Transp. i khram. neftiA nefteprod. no.11:26-27 164.
(MIRA 18i1)
1. Leningradskiy filial Spetsiallnogo konstruktorskogo byuro ftTranoneftl-
avtomatika".

NOVIKOV, Nikolay Yevgenlyevich; j!M.OV _Moisey.Y~L!~o
ERODOTSKIY, A.I., red,
(Mechanization in the finishing shops and warehouses of
finished products of woodpulp industry enterprises]
Mekhanizataiia v otdolochrykh tookhakh i skladakh go-
tovoi produktsii tsel:Liulozno-bumazhnykh predpriiatii.
Moskva, Lesmia pronyahlennost', 1965. 236 p.
(MIRA 18:7)

LEVTOV, V.A. - 14USYASHCHIKOVA, S.S.
RelationsItip between local and general vascular reactions in connection
with the intensity of the stimulation of the small intestine's
chemoreceptors. Fiziol. zhur. 47 no.12:1477-1493 D 161.
(MII?A 15:1)
1. From the Laboratory of Circulation and Respiration I.P.Pavlov
Institute of Physiolom, Leningrad.
(ir6TEST1WZ-- ERVATI N) (NERVOUS SYSTM, VASOMOTOR)

KONRADI9 G.!'.r UTm'(-.%F 'I
Correia' lcri of gen-i~ral and 'n
-in ok' bl(;(~d Trivliy Ins,
cheirtical stimulatIc K
i ekspar. kard. AN Cruz. !,"1 '61. (M-RA 3.7,-f)
R
1. Laboratori.ya k.-crr(;oLraqnc)-.c!,-,4,y,t L riylkhttn4ya ~n3t.-i.tutn
fiziologii AN Lf-mingrau.

i-VTOV. V. A.
Characteristics of -7aslcm-otcr r7-sponsas to chsnO.cai Stimulation
under the conditions of a-, ',,o~rriata perfuslon of tho small
wil'th blood and Nnger-Lockals 3cjIut'-:)n. Flzicl. zhur. "49 rio.4.-
47G-481 AD 16-11. (AMA !-.-4)
_:tq
1. Taboratorlya fiziologii krovoobrashcheniya 1 dykhar,'.v InStIti
fizinlogii imeni Pavloya AN L-~,ningrad.

LEVOVA ~ -A -- ?-. - F - A
USSR/Medicine - Lungs Nov/Dee 194?
Medicine - Pressure
"Biodynamics of the Lungs Ya. G. Uzhanskiy, A. F. Levtova, Experimental Pathol
See, Leningrad TB Inst.0 U pp
"Arkhiv Patolog* No 6
Lung pressure in animals rises when pressure in abarometric chamber rises to a
point equivalent to 5,000 m. Increased atmospheric pressure distends lungs thus
having an adverse effect on'.lung muscle tonus. Submitted, 7 Dee 1947. Deputy
of Experimental T athology Section: Prof L. R. Perellman, Director of TB
Institute: Prof L. A. Emdin.
PA 51T61

LEVTOVA~ F. A.
25894
0 Vsasyvanii Krovyanoy Syvorotki Iz
Bryushony Polosti. V AB: Voprosy Allergii
I Immuniteta Pri Tuberkuleze. L. 1948
6. 242-87
SO: LETOPIS NO. A 1948

I
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Zip.
X
GIrW. To Ta. i LVTOYA IF. A
Role of tissue metabolism in the mechanism of chemoreception. Blul.
ekep. biol. L med. 38 no.7:13-17 J1 154. (WRA 7:8)
lo Is otdola Isksporlsentallnoy patologli (zav. G-3-1an) I biokbi-
icheskay laboratorli (say. To.Ta.Geyman) Nauchno-issledovatel'skogo,
m
"
tuberkulezuogo Instituta, Imeni A.Y&,Shternberga (dir. A.D.Semenov).
Ivaingrad.
(INUSTIUS, physiology,
reflexes from chemoreceptors, role of metab.)
(KETABOLISK, TISSUM,
in form of reflexes from intestinal chemoreceptors)
(Raiax,
from intestinal chemoreceptors, role of tissue metabe In
form.)

LAV'TOVA, F.A.
Analysis of chemoreception in experimental tuberculosis. Report
no.2: Reception mechanism of the tuberculosis antigen. Biul.eksp.
biol. I med. 41 no.3:31-34 Mr 156. (MLRA 9.*?)
1. Iz otdela eksperimentallnov patologii (zav.-kandidat meditsin-
skikh nauk G.S.1an) LenLagradskogo nauchno-issladovatellskogo
tuborkaleznogo institute (dir.-prof. A.D.Somenov). Prodstavlens,
daystvitellnym chlenom AMN SSSR Y.N.Chernigovskim.
(TUBERCULIN. eff.
on tissue chemorooeptors in isolated small intestine in
cats)
INTISTINNS, off. of drugs on
tuberculin. on tissue chemoreceptors In cats)

LEVTGVAj F.A.
Mo& of action of amirmzine and physical cooling on interocept'I'Ve
reflexeso Zhuro nerve i paikho 60 no, 2:210-219 160o (MIRA 14:4)
1, Patofiziologicheskaye. laboratoriya (zav. - doktor meditsinskikh
nauk Ye,M. Silayeva) Nauchno-iseledovatellskogo psikhonevrologi-
cheskogo instituta imeni Y.M. Bekhtereva (dir. - prof, V.N.
Myasishchev), Leningrado
(WILORPROMAZINE) (HYPOTHERMIA)~ (REFLEXES)
t ...........
............. .....

1. LEVTOVAs-F.A-,,,starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
Reflexes from the chemoreceptors of a rabbit's foot stimulated by
tuberculin. K izuch.roli nerv.sist.v pat., immun.i lech.tub.
no.2:19-22 161. (MMA 15:10)
1. Iz laboratorii eksperimentallnoy patologii i terapii (zav. -
G.S.Kan) Leningradskogo gosudarstvennogo nauchno-issledova~.ellskogo
institute. tuberkule2Z.
kTUBERCULIN) (REFLEXES)

LEVTOVA, F. A.
Effect of aminazine on the behaviral and interoceptive reactions
changed by stimull of different biological importance. Zhur.
nevr. i psikh. 63 no. 4:572-581 163. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Psikhonebrologicheskiy institut imeni V. M. Bekhtereva
(dir. - kand. med. nauk B. A. Lebedev; nauchUy konBul'tant
raboty - doktor med. nauk T. Ya. Khvilivitskiy), Leningrad.

N- t -11
rACC NR. APS028885 SOURCE CODE: UR/0219/65/060/011/0054/0058
AUTHOR: Levtova, Fs A*
-W
ORG: Laboratory of Experimental Neuroses, Scientific Research Psych oneurological
jnstitute im. V. M. Bekhtrev (Laboratoriya eksperimentallnykh nevrozov Nauchno-issle-
d.ovatellskogo psikbo.nevrologicheskago Instituta); Laboratory of General Physiology
and Labo 'ratory of Nutrition Physiology, Institute of Physiology im. I. P. Pavlov,
AN SSSR, Leningrad (Laboratoriya obshchey fiziologii I laboratoriy! fiziologii pitani-
ya Instituta, fiziologii, AN SSSR)
TITLE: Effect of some neuropsychotropic agents on food choice and regulation in dogs
SOURCE: Byulletent.eksperimentallney biologii I meditsiny, v, 60, no. 3.1, 1965, 54-58
TOPIC TAGS: pharmacology, animal physiology, chlorpromazine, central nervous system
ABSTRACT: Experiments were performed on two dogs with stomach fistulas to determine
the effect of chlorpromazine and tofranil on food choice. Under normal conditions the
animals' salt appetite decreased reflexly following Introduction into the stomach of
a hypertonic solution of sodium chloride, thereby preventing excessive salt intake andi
impairment of homeostaais. Neuratogenic factors (teasing with meat after 2-3 days of
fasting, soaking with water, etc.) likewise elicited a defense reaction in the form of
reduced salt appetite. On the other hand, chlorprcmazine and tofranil, which inhibit
1/2
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ACC NRt AP5028885-
the nerve structures of the reticular formation and defense reactions, had the oppo-
site effect. The salt appetite increased and the dogs eagerly drank the offered milk-
salt liquid, regardless of the salt concentration, even after a hypertonic sodium chlo..
ride solution was introduced into the stomach. This suggests that under the influence
of chlorpromazine or tofranil, the biologically negative component of the food choice
reaction (food rejection) is inhibited, whereas the biologically active component
(food acceptance) is intensified. Orig. art. has *. ~ 3 figures. The paper was pre-
sented by Academician V. N. Chernigovskiy, 06 may 63.
SUB CODE: 06/ SUBM DATE~ 06May63/ ORIO REn. 007/ OTH REr: 002
r Cqrd 2/2
P

SLUTSKINA, P.I.;-LLVTOVA, F.A.
Some experimental clinical data concerning the differentiatich and
treatment of hypochondriac states. Trudy Cos. nauch.-issl. psikhonevr.
inst. no.24:145-159 16l.- Wfa 15:5)
1. 2-oye, psikiiiatriclieskoye otdeleniye Gosudargtvennogo nauchno-
issledavatellskogo psikhonevrologicheskogo instituta imeni Bekhtereva.
(HYPOCHONDRIA)
1-5

LEVTOVA, K. Z. "The Significance of the Titer and Type Conposi-
tion of Typhoid Phage in Eval-.;atine Its Quality." Sub 26 May 52, First
Moscow Order of Lenin Medical Inst. (Dissertation:for the DeF-ee of
Candidate in Medical Scienc(s.)
SO: Vechernaya Moskva January-December 1952

AlITHANMISKAYA, L.R.; LNMVA, K.Z.; CHICHULIN, A.S.
------
Some data on the employment of medical graduates of sanitar7-
byglene faculties. 01g.i san. 24 no.11:4" 1 159. (MM 13:4)
1. Is I Mookovskogo ordena Lenina weditsi-askogo inetituta imeni
logo sechenova.
(HYGrM education)

ARKMGELISKAYA, L.N.; GALKIN, V.A.; GRIGORENKO, R.V.; WTOVAj,_Z..-_
CHEGHULIN, A.S.; GARVETt N.N., red.; RAIKO, NAp takhn.red.
(They serve the motherland; tenth anniversary of the graduation
of pbysiciano at the I.M.Sechenov First Moscow Medical Institute
in 19491 Oni slushat Rodine; k 10-letiiu,vy-puska vracbei 1-go
MOLKI imeni I.M.Sechanova 1949 g. Moskvap 1960. 81
(MOSCOW-MEDICAL COLLEGES) (MIRA WJ*

LBMVA, K-Z- (MOskvay
71rat antirabies stationz in %asia. NI'd. a ",h. 25 no-3:
33-36 Mr 160. (RABIBS) (MM 13:6)
v,

11MVA, K.Z2
Nethods of teaebing problems of natrual focus Infection In a
course on epidemiology. Zhur.mikrobiol.opid.1 Iwan. 31 no.2.-
119-122 7 160. (KIRA 13:6)
1. Iz I Wookovskogo ordena Lenina mediteinskogo Instituta imenj
Sechenova.
(BPIDXMIOLOGT education)

X3FREMENKO# A*A.; LEVTOVA# K.Z,
On the opening of the Fqmteur station in Samara. Zhur. mikrobiol.
spid. i immun. 31 no. 5:33-35 My 160. (KMA 13: 10)
1, Iz Inatituta epidemiologii i-nikrobiologii imeni GamFLlei
AMN SSSR i I Moskovskogo ordena;#nima meditsinskogo institute.
imeni Sechenova.
(SAMARA-RABIES)

KLIHENKO, Ye.P.; LKVTOVA, S.Z.
xManual on practical xtudies in epidemiologyu by D.Bratovanov,,
K.IAnkov,'Zh.Tatgov. Reviewed by X.P.Klimenkos K.Z.Levtova.
Zhur.mikrobiol.epid.i imm*. 31 no.8:147-148 Ag 160
?MIRA 14:6)
(EPIDEMIOLOGY) (BRATOVANOV., D.) (IANKOV, K.)
(TARGOV., Zh.)

BELIKOVA-AUAKOVAO V.Dl; DODONOV# il.N.; ZHMKOVA, A.D.; ZHOGOVA, M.A.;
KLDORKO, YG,P.; MITROFANOVA, Ye.B.; PANTELEYEVA, T.B.;
SOW7133VAV. N.A.
Remlts of smallpox vaccination in various age groups. Zhur.
mikrobiol,. spido -1-1- - 31. no. 10:28-3Z 0 160, (KIRA 13:12)
1, Iz kafedry epidemiclogii. I Moskovskago ordens. Ie"
meditsinskogo institute imeo Sechenova.
(SMALLM)

M.I.Aftnasle~v, the founder of t-be St.Petarsburg Microbiological School,
on the,-50th anni:versary of his death. Zhur.mikrobiol. epid. 1 4-.
32 no.11:145-14111 1.61. (VJ11A 14:11)
1. 1z kabinets. istorii mikrobiologii Instituta. ep~demiologii i
mikiobiolog# imeni Gamalei AMN SSSR i kafedry epidemiologii
I 14ookov'skogo meditsinskogo instituta imerti Lenina.
(AFANASIEV, MIKHAIL IVANOVICH, 1850-1910)

ISM Us K.Z... kand.medonauk
14~
Rodenta are doomeds Zdorov's 9 noo3:14-15 Mr 163., (MA !60
(RODENTS AS CARRIERS OF DISEASE)
4

I.EVMVAI K.Z.; KLODNITSKAYA, S.N.
Fiftieth apniversary of the discovery of the role of canals
in the epidemiology of plague. Zhur. mikrobiol. epid. i
ismun, 40 no#5tl54-156 My 163* (MIRA 17:6)
1, Iz I Mookovskogo ordena, Lanina meditainskogo, inotituta imeni
Sechenovs, i Moskovskogo oblastnogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo
klinicheskogo inatituta.
5NP~

LEVTOVA, K.Z.; BESSMERTNYY, B.S.; LYCHKOJ, N.D.
Reviews and bibliographv. Zhur.mikrobiol., epid. i i=mn. 42
no*9:155-157 S 165o (WRA 18:3,2)

K.Z.
Nadezhda Karlovna Shullts, a scientist and teacher; on the
125th anniversary of her birth. Zhur. mikroblol., apid. i
immun. 42- no.11:147-149 N 165. (MTRA 18:12)
1. 1 Mookovskiy ordena Lenina meditainskiy institut imeni
I.M. Sechenova. Sulmittad June 10, 1961,

KAULIVS, Alberta; J.ZVT
DMINS, J. (translator]; CEMOVSKIS)P.,
red.; ZA&~'~A. tekhn., red.
(Agricultral planning for elementary schools and study groups on
agricultural economics] Lauksaimnieciskas razosanas planosand;
lauksaimniecibas ekonomikas pamtskolu un pulcinu klausitajiGm.
Riga, Latvijas Valets izdevniecibap 1961. 47 p. (~MU 15:3)
1. Sekretarl rayonnogo komiteta Latviyskoy kommunisticheskoy
partii goroda. Ogre (for Kaulins).
(Agriculture)

-6T -)/DIP(e) Ijp(c) 'WH
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ACC NRi
SOURCE
AUTHOR: L2yt~so*a ~ZA J~
ORG: Leninjzrad Technolorical Institute A. Lensoy&6 Department of Glass-Technology
(Leningradskly.tekhnologicheskiy Instituts Kafedra tekbnologii stekla)
TITIZ: Procedure for measuring the volume electric conductivity of glasseAn the
solid state
SOURCE: IVUZ. Xhimiya i kh4micbeskaya tekhnologiya, ve 8, no. 5, 1965# 822-824
TOPIC TAGS: optic glassy electric conductivity, hardening
ABSTRACT: An investigation of the effect of temperature on volume electric conductiv
ty (p..) was promoted by the irrogular behavior of low-alkali or alkAli-free optic - ,
glass'es after beat treatment (hardening at temperature % and subsequent annealing)
observed during measuring of volume electric condue-vivit.V; (1) the electric con-
ductivity decreased with increased thy which disagreed with literature data and ex-
periments with alkali-containing glasses; (2) the curve log- vs 1/T (T = temperature)
,had a complex character with intersections and inflections; (3).after exposure to
>500C and subsequent coo.Ung, the linear character of the curve,, observed at the
beginning of measuring.. disappeared during repeated measuring of the same spmple. The
direct measuring of elect#c conductivity at temperatures --:>250-300C, made by using a
mirror galvanometer and a voltmeter, showed that a number of alkali-free and low-alka
Card - 1/2 UDC: 537.2

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IMUTSKIT K K.. professor; PSTROVSKIT, G.A., professor, otvatstveanyy
r. akior
[Vitamins; studies on the characteristics of B2 complex vitamins]
Vitaniny; ocherki evoistv vitaminov kompleksa, B2 CLIvov] 12d.
ILIvovskogo goo. univ., 19#9. 298 p. (YIIRA 9:12)
(VITAMINS-3)

I ion"
Chemical Oat.
'. 0 No. 6
o1
v
Mar. 259 1954
Biological Chemistz7
-;;Okffi~d Oca P P ya
Vitamin in, mthfio'gb6huoirioii. --I In the flyer.
K. MAIlts'kil and A. LL/Bru:,Lslavets ( hernnvitA
jgAle- lim urrain. Bt-Msm. znu . 7Z, 142--l(1950)(in
Ukrainian h Russian summary); cf. C.A. 41, 6917a.-
lPhosphorolysis was detd. by the concn. of inorg. P in the
~fluftl portion of liver bomogenate, with and without the u-se
of NaF to Inhibit dephosphorylation of es(ers formed by
~hosphorolyslsof glycogen. Rats werre kept for 25 clays an it
let. lacking vitamin A. after which 0.5 g. of liver llqtnog-
enate plus 4 times the amt. of physiol. saline, and ().Mjit
NaF,w&qIncubatedat3S*forlhr. Liver inorg. phosphate:
c(yntrols9.0,controli+,4al~0.6,(IvricienLs4.3.clericicitts+
NaF 3.6, deficients followed by rcturn to vitainin A 6.1,
dcliclents followed by return to vitantin A + NaF 4.7.
Inarg. P was twice as low in fluid from livcrhnnzogcuate.-; n[
Follnwhig ,Iq
little as 4-5 days' return to cornpirte flirt, Inarg.-P-6iriins-CIF
It Is concluclud that vitamin A I,.; relntcd to pho-phorolysis of
tissue. Cla)rtf)JI 1'. IfOf()%VjjY__

Content ot alcotinic add and tryptophan in seeds of kidney
r8 tins and r!rl~js M 1.
I.In *prow___ I
.,Id "ove (Cliff1mvil h ;1e K ;31, PW Ak.
~!j
Nauk V.S.S.R. 80. Gl0-2tKlQ3t),-As the aml- iptis(it
Ilicotinic add Accumulates while Intal Oryptoplum (Ddrap.
after 3 days. until which prjiW an Increase of free I ii ob-
w.ryrd, In early ripeningof the bean nicotfide a6114 rathrr
hill& (3-4 mg. %) but this drops by a factor of nearly 5 by
the time of complete ripening; I rt-rx very milishtly during
this pedW. largely due to lm:rra*c of the twond I'tWIS) Wilh 4
dectraw of free 9. 114. KOWLAt)Off
boa,

LEUTSKITO t -
[Titwdn A]
Vitamin A. Cbsrnovtsy, 1959. 453 P. (KIM 13:8)
(VITAMINS--A)
-110,
1

Lr-- UTS %K`,~
v 0 tan a
T.Quu-i'kil and M--Y'A. TA-Ul-WiCh Ma'c Uuiv. Chrimvit4,
Mr. 8.3.10, tiralir, Biuk-hini, ?htor.'N, 17;-5(1j1j2);
cf. C.A. 41, 6047a.-Isy manometrit: methillN it woshowl
buiv vitamin A depletion iffvcO 0 cumumption by by-ain,
liver, khlney. an.4 mttv.IL, reprew-ating of Vaded,40r,
-lieratm-CL-Alwacs- c - a let all im--mg. iw-
'I M nallced -0
-7 7
clotvl placed-tts RingLr-phosphate, pit 7,3, mid,U iipwku~
floltd. - '1110 rats were 111VI&I Infa-3 grotipili- (t) Or'lito'll-4,
--W'depkivol of vifitodh -A fur 2 itionthq, rmd (3) with vila-
min A for 10-12 dayq tifter 2 rnont)W deprivati,,it. Re-
suft!; are (In cu. loul. of Ot 100 ing, raw ti.,. ue/hr.)! (Obrain
2.34i livk-r 160;- t-idney -342; muscle -12.9, (2 brain L(Q;
liver 210; kidne), 414; rimscle 47.1; (3) braili 211; liver
Whey 357i witscle -. Vitaimst A 0 aml
oxidat-Ult of tm%atd. fa(t), ;1611- fruill v.-M-Al it
to avitaluilliMcz nttx, Ow. 0 C,111,111(11,61ll lit braill, H,
C
A,

70 dAYs jeols now Sup-
41igt lacking Inued tkus for 2 Weeks M'pfc'."l liver
"at"15) .01 cont cl) 'lisplay 0 W" "I"jill4olkle
4ita will, N& and h
I "6*ct to The ability to isles Y .3
it let 'rhe acthrity
iv y
1 0 hw
I't we 0 loct - of e 9
in the et n 0
d,
I the dsaw * on 1%
'rj.w tofu cl""" In Aal"Iff
A rather cc4n t
flift.

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USSR/Biochemiptry,
Card 1/1
Authors S Leutskiy, K. M., and Lyubovichy E. X.
Title S Content of phosphatides and unsaturated fatty acids in connection
with the change of acidifyijig processes in tissues of rats during
vitamin A deficiency.
Periodical I Dokl. AN sssR, 96, Ed. 2, 341 342j-May 1954
Abstract S. Tests on young Tdiite rats showed that the phosphatide content changes
sharply during vitamin A deficiency in the kidneys, lungs and,brain
and does not change in the liver and muscles. As is known the kidneys
and lungs are more affected by A-avitaminosis than are other tissues.
The phosphatide content in the kidneys increases to 91%, in the lungs
to 73% and in the brain to 31%. Four references; 1 USSR. Tables.
Institution. . s State University, Chernovitsyj Ukr-SSR
Presented by s Academician A. 1. Oparin, March 5, 1~54

3
5M
N
4
Biochemistry
Card ?ijb. 22 31/54
LoutsiclYt m.9 and LeutskaYas Z.
Authors
vita.min A And carotene content.iU the organi8m
Title Relation between the the food
and presence- of albuluiuB in
Periodical I Dok. M SS5R 100/3. 519-520. 1" 21v 1955 no to what
eriments were,conducted on white male rate to deterud I pond
teno*contonto in the animal organ am de
-jkbetract Exp itamian A I ard tabulated.
extent V --and OarO a food. The results obtained*
upo'n the albumin content in th 2). Table.
ren est 2 USSR. 1 08nadian and I M (1934-195
Four refe
just iversitY, Chernoytey
'itution S state Un
Aeademicien A. I- Warin, November ils 1954
presented bys

77
01 Oiogy.etc.sept%
3951. LEUTW X.M. and LYUBOVITCH E.N. *Disturbances of chol-
esterol metabolism due to vit.A deficiency (Russian
text) DOKLADY AKAD.NAUKSSSH 1955. 104/2 (280-282) Tables 3
The most marked decrease of cqolesterol (1) content is found in the adrenal; this
emphasizes the extreme importance of the adrenal for I metabolism. The levels
in brain and kidney are also lowered, while that in the urine is unchanged and that
in the faeces Increased. It is concluded that synthesis of I is disturbed by vit. A
deficiency. Rajevskaja - Belgrade

USSR / Cultivated Plants. Pla-n-;tj for Technical Use. 'r'1-6
Suriar P!,ants.
Abs Jour:. Ref Zhur-Biol., 1958, No 16, 73087.
A
Author Leut skjy,_JL_1L.
Inst, Chernovitsicly University,
Title On the Use of Mcotinic Acid for Aocelerating Ger-
mination of Sugar Beet Seeds.
C,rJ.g Pub; Nauchn. yezhegodnik. Chernovitsk. un-t, 1956(i95,T',
1, No 2, 11.
Abstract: Seeds were treated with a solution of nicotinic
acid (1 g per 100 1 of water) for 18-20 hours and
after drying were planted. Seed treatment acceler-
ated the appearance of beet sprouts by 2-3 days.
The mechanism of the nicotinic acid effect con-
sists in the Lerminating seeds of its transforma-
tion through nicotinamide into the respiratory en-
Card 1/2
115

TESSR/Human and Animal Physiology - Metabolism. T-2
Abs Jour '.Ref Zhur - Biol., No 7., 1958) 31371
Author Leutskiy, K.M.
Inst
Title Anew Data on the Biolo,-sical Role.of Vitamin A.
Orig Pub V-sbo: Vitaminy,.2., Kiyev, AN ussR, 1956, 144-151
Abstract :~~By the activities.of the author and collaborators, it was
showi that during the avitaminosis of A in rats.,the re-
tention of R and an increase of the content of phosphati-
,des in the kidneys (94), lungs (73%) and in the brain
(31%) occurs in the.organism. The quantity of R excreted
with urine during avitaminosis 'of A decreases (from 239 to
173.6 mg% in,24 hours), TheIntroduction of vitamin A
eliminates these disturbances. During a reduction of the
content of protein in the food of the rats from 18 tc *
the quantity of A in the liver drops (on the average from
99 to 436r in 1 g. of net.weight tissue) and with the
Card-1/2
-6

Nicotinic acid metabolism in sodium and chlorine deficiency. Vitaminy
no*2:152-157 '56. (MIRA 10:8)
1. Ufedra btokhteli Chernovitskogo gosudatstveanogo universitate
(NICOTINIC ACID) (SODIUM--PUSIOLOGIGAL JMGT)
(CHIMINW-PHYSIOLOGICAL BRIGT)

LNUTSKIT. N.M.; LYUBOVICH, Te.N.
Changes in the hormonal activity of the adrenal cortex in
vitamin 4 deficiency. lauch.dokl.vys.shkoly;biol.nauki no.3:
90-92 '58- (MIEtA 11:12)
1. Predstavlena kafedroy biokhimit Chernovitakogo gosudarstyennogo
universiteta.
(ADRULL CORTEX) (VITAMINS-4)

IZMSKIT, X.H., LYM30VICH. Te.N.
"Zipairment of cholesterol metabolism in vitamin A deficiency
[with summary In linglieh). Vap.med.Mlme 4 no.1:43-49 Ja-7158
(MIRA 11:5)
1. Xafedra, biokhimii Chernovitakogo goaudarstvennogo universitsta.
(VITAMIN A OFICIENCY, exDerimental
eff. on cholesterol content of organs (Rua))
(CHOLZSTEROL. metabolism
organ content in exper. vitamin A defic. (Rua))

EY.CFRPTA VEDICA See 2 lol 1215 Physiology YAY 59
1630. IMPAIRMENT OF CHOLESTEROL METABOLISM IN VITAMIN A DE-
FICIENCY (Russian text) - Leutskv K. M. and Lobovich E. N. Dept.
of Biochem., Chernovitzy State Univ., Chernavitzy - V01311.2NIED. KHIMII
1958, 4/2 (43-49) Tables 6
In vit, A-deficient rats the cholesterol content falls most sharply in the adrenals
and to a lesser extent in brain, liver, and spleen. The content per unit weight is
not changed in kidneys and is increased in testicles, but because of loss in weight
of these organs, the total amount of cholesterol in decreased. Administration of
vit. A restores normal cholesterol content in all organs.
Leicester - San Francisco, Calif.
4"

TATJTSKIY. I.M. (Leutelkyi, K.M.], LITOYCHKNKO, H.G. Clqtovehanko, N.H,)
Bffect of the deficiency and excessive amounts of sodium ana chlorine
in food rations on vitro syntheafe of nicotinic acid from 1-tryptophans
by the liver [with summary in English].. Ukr.biokhim.shur. 30 no.4:
487-493 158 munig)
1. Mafedra biokhimil Chernievtolkogo derzhavnogo universitetao
(SMILIM.-PHYSIOLOGICAL UPFECT)
(CHURINI-PHYSIOLOGICAL NM
(NIC02INIC ACM)

I
LEUTSKY KX (USSR)
N
nstudy of the Role of Vitamin A In Metabollsm"
Report presented at the 5th Int'l Biochemistry Congress,
Moscow, 10-16 Aug. 1961

LZUTSKIY K.M.
Evaluation of body requirements for vitamin A. Vop. pit. 20 no.5:
75-79 S-0 161. (MIPA 14:10)
1. :Ez kafedry biokhimii Chernavitskogo gosudarstVennOgO universiteta.
(VITAMINS--A)

LEMKIT.
Participation of Vitamin A in the Metabolism.
Report to be presented at Medical 3ociety of J-og. PURKM., Czechp
Vitaminological, Congep Progue C7,ech.,, 3-6 Jun 63

LEUTSKY,,&W,, prof., otv. red.; KALYUZHNYY, I.F., dots., red.;
LISHCHENKO, N.A., dots., red.; BYKOVA, O.Ye., kand. filol.
nauk., red.; GOROKHOVA, Z.N., dots., red.; TOKMAKOV, A.I.,
dots., red.; DOMBROVSKIY, A.V., dots., red.; EELYAYEV, N.G.,
dots., red.; LYMPYTNOVA, V.S., dots., red.; MUZYCHKO, G.I.,
tekhn. red.
(Science yearbooks for 1957] Nauchnyi ezhegodnik za 1957 god.
Chernovtsy, Chernovitskii gos. univ., 1958. 522 p.
(MIRA 16:10)
1. Czernowitz. Universytet. 2. Rektor Chernovitskogo gosu-
daretvennago universiteta (for Leutsk1y).
(Science-Yearbooks)
(Social acienceB--Yearbooks)

'LwmKIY, K.M. [Eeu-t:!'kyi, -tVKE, V.A. [:.yv'i,--.,
Effect of v-it.-=-,'.n A on the content of pyridine nuclisctidea,
pyruvic and lautlAc zrv~ida arid on wiaerobia phosphory-lation fin mimal
tissues. Ukr. blokhim. zllmro 35 nus] 219-24 '61 (KIRA rl-W
1. Departmpnt of bic-Armls,ry of rhF-.-7)ovLsy ',Late tTnfversl';.v.

LEUTSKIY, K.M. [Leutslky-i, K.M.13 LIVKE, T.N. (Lyvke, T.N.]
Interaction of vitamin A and chlortetracycline in metabolism.
Ukr.-biokhim. zhur. 35 no.2:244-250 163. 04IRA 1?19)
1. Department of Biochemistry of Chernovitnky State University.

LEUTSKIY, [Leuts'lyi,, K.!;.); GAMIATIY, V.V. [Ijarrcatij, V.V.]
Content of MIA in the liver and its mitochondria and of ribonuclease
in the liver and blood serum in various levels of dietary proteins.
Ukr. biol,,Um. zhur. 36 no.3,.349-354 164. (MA 17:10)
1. Nauchno-issledovatel'sIcaya laboratoriya vitaminov Chernovitskogo
goeudarstvennogo universitata.
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LEWSOV, I. T.
LEWSOV, I. T. "On the problem of Ult effectiveness of tie IIIISI pol-jrvacc4ne in
prophylaxis of dysentery", Trud~, &a91. gos. med. in-ta, Vol. II, P. 59-6i.
SO: U-4393, 19 August 53, (Litopis 'Zhurnal Inykh Statey', No.22, 1949).
M~

LEVTSOV, I. T.
L7,1,ITSOV, I. T. "The !deii-Felix reaction and ti.e blood c;:ai,t in exantheinatous tYP, us",
Trudy Smol. gos. mod. in-ta, Vol. II., lqi,,8-, P. 62-67.
so: u-4393, 19 August 53, (Lctopis IZIiurnal Inykh 3tatey', 1,41o. 212, 1949).