SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MINEYEVA, L. A. - MINGAZOV, I. F.

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MINEYLVA,, I.G.; TAWULUIOVA, G.A.
Behavior of uraniwa and thori= in the postmacrictic rocess of a
Complex of potassium alkali rockas Gool. rude mestorozh. 6 no-4:
3-14 J1-Ag 164. (MIlUt 17:10)

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WOMVA, I.L.; MINIMA. L.A,
Study of the lag phase
external conditions on
utille and Pseudovionas
Mr-Jo '59.
In m1cro-organisow. Report No.l: Influence of
the duration of the IM phase in Torulopsis
fluoresceas. Mikrobiologits, 28 no-3:352-357
(MIRA 13 t3)
1. Siologo-pochvennyy fakalltat Hoskovskogo gosudaystyennogo universt-
tot& In. N.Y. Losonosovae
(CRYMOCOCCUS, culture
Torulapsis utills, off. of external cond. on length
of lag phase (Ins))
(PSNUDONDIMS, culture
fluorescons, off. of external cond. on length of
lag phase (Bas))

RA30TIOVA. 1.L.-, ZAYTSEVA, G.N.; MINEYETA. L.A.
Study of the lag-phase in micro-organism. Report Wo.2: Changes In
calls of Torula utilis and Peaudomonas fluorescens during the lag
phase. Mikrobiologlia 28 no.4o.481-487 JI-Ag 159. (MMA 12:12)
1. Biologo-pochvennyy fakulltet Moskovskogo gosudaretyennogo uniTer-
siteta Im. N.Y. Lomonosova.
(CRYPTOCOCCUS)
(PSEMMONAS)

MBOTNOVA, I.L.; ZATTSMA, G.N*; HIMNA, L.A,
Study of the lag phase In micro-organisms. Report NO.3: Changes in
thecolls of Azotobacter grown on molecular and ammonia nitrogen.
YAkroblologlia 28 no.5:683-689 S-0 159. (MIRA 13:2)
1. Kafedra mikrobiologit I kafedra biokhtmii rasteniy Moskovskogo
gosudarstvannogo universitets, Im M.V. Lomonooova.
(AWMACTER culture)

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Author: Mineeva, L. A.
Title: THE EFFECT OF REDOX POTENTIAL OF THE MEDIUM ON GROWTH OF
UNICELLULAR GREEN ALGAE
Periodical: Mikrobfologiya, v. 31, no. 1, 1962, 4348
Text: For the review on the effect of redox potential on growth and metabolism of microorganisms, see the
monograph of Rabotnova "On the role of physico-chemical conditions (pH and "rH2) cin the allvity of micro-
organisms", published by AN SSSR, 1957. In the present communication pure cultures of Chlorella vulgaris
and Scenedesmusabliquiis were used. Growth media are described. Thecultures were illuminated during the cntire
growth period. Variations in redox potential were achieved by blowing appropriate gaseous mixtures through
the medium or by adding reducing substances into the latter (thioglycollate, Na2S203, Na2S204 and Na2SO3)-
Redox potential was determined by means of a platinum electrode. Growth was measured with the aid of a
nephelometer. The growth of illuminated photosynthesizing cultures was not accompanied by a drop in rH2.
During growth, alkalinization of the medium was noted, this being due to the utilization of nitrate nitrogen
and C02 for photosynthesis. The slight decrease in Eh observed during the first three-four days (by 100- 150
mvolts) was compensated by a marked increase in pH. Growth of algae under heterotrophic conditions (of
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nutrition) was accompanied by a slight drop in pH and Eh of the medium. The decrease in Eh was not due
to a release of reducing substances into the medium, the latter were determined by the reduction if tiphenyl
tetrazolium chloride to formazan in alkafine medium. The effect of reducing substances added to the medium
was also studied. It has been shown that a decrease in rH2 of the medium from 30 to 21 was without any effect
on the growth rate of bo.'i the autotrophic and heterotrophic cultures. This was taken as an indication that the
metabolism of algae is not affected by external medium, because of permeability barriers of the organisms. 1-r
There are 2 figures and 3 tables.
Association: Biologo-pochvennyi fakul'tet Moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta im. M. V. Lomono-
sova (Department of Soil Biology, Moscow State University im. M. V. Lomonosov).
Submitted. February 15, 1961
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AUTHOR; Mineyeva, L. A.
TITLE: The effect of pH on autotrophic and heterophic nutrition of Chlorefla vidgaris and
Scenedesmus obliqutis
PERIODICAL: Mikrobiologiya, v. 31, no. 2, 1962, 233-240
TEXT: Chlorella vulgarty and Scenedesmus ohliquus were grown in a medium of the following composition:
MgSO5.7H2O, 0-9 9; KNO3, 1.2 g: K"21-X),d- 0.4 g; Fe(citratc), 0,027 g; ZnS04- 0-1 ing; [131303, 0-1 Mg;
MnS04. 41-120, 1 -5 Ing; CUS04,SH20, traces, excess C02 and water 1000.0 ml. Growth of algae in tile mincral
medium (autotrophic nutrition) was possible from pH 4.5 to 10.0. In the presence of glucose (heterotrophic
nutrition in the dark) Chlorella could grow at a pH from 5 to 9 and Seenedesinus, from pH 5.5 to 7.5. In the
presence of acetate as a carbon source, Chlorella grew at pH from 6.3 to 6.4 and Scenedsmus, at pH 7.0 and
higher. It was also shown that tile pH of the medium affects the character of nutrition of Chlorella and
Scenedesmus. In illuminated cultures in the presence of glucose or acetate in the medium, the higher the pH
the more autotrophic the nutrition of Scettedestitus obliquiis. The same was true of Chlorella vulgaris in the
presence of acetate. In the presence of glucose (as it carbon source) the metabolic pattern of Chlorella did
not change within pH range from 5.3 to 9.3. There are 6 figures and 5 tables.
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ASSOCIATION: Biologo-poclivennyy fakul'tet Moskovsko,,,o gosudatstvcnnogo universiteta im, M, V
Lomonosova (Department of Soil Biology, Vo- cow State University, im. M. V. Lomonosov)
SUBMMED: April 30, 1961
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Scenedesintis, which could not be attributed to photosynthesis. It is suggested that light affects tile rate of
the heterotrophic processes by increasing the permeabilityof the cell. There are 2 figures and 4 tables
Asmetation. Biologo-podwennyy fakul'tet Moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta im M. V Lom
onosova (The Faculty of Soil Biology, The Moscow State University im M V Lomonosov).
Submitted: June 30, 1961
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Mutatton Inducticn In tho tAit~jrlo-~&i^ T2 f~llcrwlt.g
devvy oC C14 atoms incorprated into DNA. Genettka no.3.-97-,."LC)4
s 165. (KRA 18:32)
1. InLititut atamnoy onergli Iment I.V.Furchatovs, Mcnk7a.
Submitted March 30, 3-965,

BxLOZXRSKIY. A.H.; ZAYTSEVA, G.N.; GAVRILOVA, L.P.; HINEYEVA L.V.
Chemistry of Azotobacter. Report No.l: Nitrogenous Bubstances in
Azotobacter Cwith summary in lkgllshl. Mikrobiologiis 26 no.4:
409-417 JI-Ag '57. (MIRA 10:12)
1. Hoskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. K.V.Lomonosova
Biologo-pochovanyy fakulitet.,
(AZOTOBACT101, HKABOU *SM.
nitrogen (RUG))
WITROGEN, metabolism,
Azotobacter (Ruji))

MINWEVA M.N.
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Forecasting the phasic atato of precipitation near the earth's
surface. Trudy TSIPno.83*-28-38 '59. (MIA 12:5)
(Precipitation (Meteorology))

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Accuracy of temperature forecasts for Moscow. Trudy TSIP no-95:32-
61 16o. (MM 13:8)
(Moscow-Atuospheric temperature)
(Weather forecasting)

#ENMVAI M. N.
Geopotential forecasting in the centers of high cycloneo and anti-
cyclones by the vind field vith an account of the acceleration. Trudy
TSIP no.112:32-39 161. (KMA 14:5)
(Meteorology)
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RINEYEVA, Nadezbda Ivanovna; MATSUK, H.V., red.; VORONINA, R.K.,
C- tekhn. red. - - - --'-
(Loan capital, credit and currency circulation of capitalist
countries] Ssudnyi kapital, kredit denezhnoe obrashchenie ka-
pitalisticheskikh stran. Moskvap ~ysshaia sbkola 10,62. 62 p.
WRA 15:6)
(Finance)

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DOKUKINA, A.F.; KOTON, M.M.; MIVZYZVA. O.K.; PARIBOK. V.A.
wd"Ii,
STnthemis of chloro- and brome-substituted methylstyrenes. Zhur.ob.
khim. 26 no.6:1651-1653 Je 156. OGRA 11:1)
l.Leningradskiy politekhnicheeki7 institut.
(Chamistr.r, Organic--Synthesis) (Styrene)

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YELITSOVA, P.A.; KOTON. M.M.; MINEYEVA, O.K.; SURNINA. O.K.
Polymerization of vinyl derivatives of biphenyl, diphen7l ether and
phenyl sulfide. Vynokom. soed. I no.9:1369-1373 S '59.
(MIRA 13:3)
(Biphenyl) (Phenyl ether) (Phenyl sulfide)

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AUT'HORS Yel ~t3ova, P. A. , Kctori, M. M. , Mineyeva, 0. K.
Surnina, 0. K.
T IT LE: Synthesis of Vinyl Derivatives -.)f Biphenyl, Biphenyi
Ether and Biphenyl Suifide
PERIODICAL: Zhurnai obshchey khimii, 1960, Vol 30, Nr 3, PP 933-
934 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The effect of substituents phenyl, phenoxy, and phenyl-
mercapto) on the capacity of compounds to underdo
po-Ilymerization, and on properties of resulting polymers
was studied. Addition of ethylene oxide to biphenyll and
diphenyl ether in the presence of anhydroLis alumini-Lrr,
chloride, with subsequent dehydrogenation of obl:ained
carbinols. yields
o-vinylbiph(,-nyl (yield 47%), bp 112-
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Biphenyl Sulfide
1.6014; p-vinyldiphenyl sulfide (yield 56%1, bp 1370
(1 mm), n2o 1.6495. There are 8 references, 5 U.S.
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2 French,, 1 German. The U.S. references Fre-. Frank,
R., Adams, C., J. Am. Chem. Soc., 68, 1365 (iqW,;
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Chem. Abst., 47, 7826 (1953); Bradsher, Ch., Wert,
R., J. Am. Chent. Soc. , 62, 28c6 (194o); Huber, F.,
Renoll, M.., Possow, A., Moviry, D., J. Am. Chem. Soc.,
68, !109 (1946); Mowry, D., Renoll, M., Huber, F,, J.
Am. Chem. Soc., 68, 1105 (1946).
SUBMIT-TED; April 28, 1959
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TARANTAYEV, TX; TOKARI, S.Kh.; KUVSHINNIKOV, S.M.; ZUBOVA, Ye.Kh.; MINEYEVA,
R.G.; ONISHCH M 0, G.P.
Seroprophylaxis of Botkin's disease. Zhur.mikrobiol.,epid.1 immau. 30
no-11T11-15 N 159. NIRA 130)
1. 1z Kirgizskogo institute, spideintologil. mikrobiologii i giglyeny i
kELfedry organizateii zdravookhrononlya Kirgizakogo maditsinskogo insti-
tuta.
(IMPATITIS. INFECTIOUS prev. & control)
(GAM GLOBULIN ther.)

MINE M A, R.K.,kand.veter.nauk
Pathomorphology and some problems of the pathogenesis of para-
%yphoid fever in swine. Uch.zap. M 85tl54-166162.(MIRA 1687)
1. Kafedra patologicheskoy anatomii Kazanskogo veterinamogo
institutao
(PARATYPHOID FEVER) (SWBE"DISEASES AVD PESTS)

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AUTHORSt Kopvillem, U.M., Mineyeva, R.M., Morozova, I.D.
ThITE- On the theory of the width of the paramagnetic resonance line in
corundum with-admixture of chtomium
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Fizika, no. 10, 1961, 159,-,abstract 1OV32.7 (V
ab. "Paramagnitn. rezonans", Kazan', Kazansk. un-t, 1960, 92-94)
TEXT-t The authors derived a formula for calculating the width of electro-
nic paramagnetic resonance line in.magnetic-diluted crybtals, due to the presence
of dislocations and inner stresses. It is assumed that the spin Hamiltonian bf
paramagnetic ions contains two partst the main part is the same for all ion
and'.it determines the spectrum of electronic paramagnetio-Tesonanoe;- the se:ond
part charaoterizes-the straggling of constants of the spin Hamiltonian due to
straggling of symmetry axes of the crystalline field and it determines the ob-
served width of electronic paramagnetic resonance line. Particular.calcuiations
are ;:erforrmed for Cr ions irr the lattice of corundum. A comparison of the cal-
culated and elperimental data shows that the strong anisotropy of the line
width in dependence on direction of the statical magnetic field is explained by
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On the theory of the width ... A001/A101
the contribution from the straggling of symmetry axes of the crystalline fi 1d
Contributions to the line width due to interaction of Cr ions between thems:lve's
and with Al nuclei are also calculated.
U. Kopvillem
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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YKVDOSHENKO, V.Sh.; !qNFIXYA, &&; MASIIKEVICII, A.A.; CIJIKHALOVA, V.S.
Preliminary results of mass Jaminization of the population of
Kirghiziotan with mlive" poliomyelitis vaccine. Sov. zdrav. Kir.
no.ls38-43 Ja-F 162. (MIRA 15:4)
1. Iz Kirgizakogo instituta epidemiologiio mikrobiologii i gigiyeny
(direktor - kand.med.nauk V.M.Perelygin).
(KIRGHIZISTAN.-POLI014ELITIS)

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A TOPIC TAOS; electron parawgnatic resonance, V
ABSKRACTs A theoretical study has been carried out concerning the spectrum,
nteneities,, and line widths of transitiors between superfine sublevels of the
i lover nondegenerate energy level*of the 'V3+ion in the corundum lattice. A
i.spin Hamiltonian is set up and solved for the case In which the constant magnetic
ifieldAs parallel to the trigonal axis of the crystal, Transition probabilities
are ca culat
1 edo andan expression is derived for the second moment, which consists
''of two- partsi dipole-dipole interactions among particles at the lower level, and
I dipoleAlpols Interaotions between particles at the lower level and particles at
1 WIG upper level. It Is shown that the chief determinant of line width is the
Isecond moment and, correspondingly, the line width of the transition between
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TOPTO TAGS. paramagnetic resonancep spin-lattice relaxat ionic
crystalss.chroadun Ions in ruby
ABSTRACT: A-bypothesis of AlItsbuler (MOW, - 432 2318, 1962) on the
mechanism of parmuzgnetic resonance in magnetically diluted crystals Is
sW~~ and.developed by comparing available experi=tal data on
chromdun ions in ruby with results, Pf detailed calculations by the mmuent
method.~ T'he -findings confirm that it Is the Indirect exchange interaction
between peremagaetic particles vhIch plays the t "0 in ionic -crystals
relm the broa&nU&- of
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I AUTHORSt Kopvillem, U. Kh., and M_ipejeyq,1.,At___Ae__
TITLE: On methods pulsed magnetic and sontc spectroscopy
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Izvestiya. Seriya fizicheakaya, v. 27,
noo 1, 19639 93 -_95
TEXTs The--possibi-lities-ot the.-pulne.method of magnetic and sound spectros-
copy are brought out by the example of a spin system excited by a high-
fz~equency sound pulse kthout constant magnetic field. These calculations
are made to establish d connection between the mean value/~~(-(-x, y, z) o-f
the magnetic moment of the specimen for the'time intervaldt
(1)> = (g j PS, (Q> = IleNg I OP (cas -1), xtA
Ibl-I sin 24)t X, (7)
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