SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NOVOSELOVA, A. V. - NOVOSELSKIY, N.

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ACC NP. AP6022814 SOURCE CODE: UR/0363/66/002,/008/13%711402.
AUrHOR: Havoselovas A. V ; odiu,.I. N.; PopovkIng B. A.
university (Kaskovskiy gosudarstvermw unl-
ORG: ROAKINjLt of Chemistry. Moscow State
versit4t, khIaLchaskLy i(A(UPte'll
f thd~jj%q IV ,I
TITLE: Investigation o .6-pbI2 cross section of the ternary system Pb-Se-lz
SOURCE% AN SSSR. IzvestiYa. Neorganicheakiye materialy, v. 2, no. 0, 1966, 1397-1402
PIC TAGS: lead, selenium, iodine, phase diagram, phase structure, phase equilibrium
,ABSTRACT: The fusibility diagram of the PbSe-PbI2 system was studied by thermal, x-ray,
and microstructure technLques. The samples were prepared by fusing suitable mixtures
of.pure componentaln vacuo. The results are graphed !md,#bulated. The diagrm of
tde PbSe--Pb12 rystem was found to have one eutectic k2intJ10.t this point, at 3840C,
the PbSe content Is equal to 14 mol %. Under cooling, the melts of the PbSe-Pb12 SYS-
em were found to behave as if they were in a non-equilibrium.candition. This was re-
I
flected in compensation effects an the cooling curve. X-ray examination revealed two
I 1 3. of PbI2 in the melts. The solubility limit Of Pb12 in the solid PbS*
at 3840C was found to be equal to 0.8 mol % Pb12- Orig. art. has: 3 figures, 2 tables.
CODE:11120/ -S= DATC: 28Mar66/ ..ORIG IMF: Q02/ OTH REF: 004
UDC: 546.815+546.23t546.15

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ACC - MKS AP6031T23 SOMWEE, COOT,,. ull/03TC 1005/013T/01 T
AUTHOR: NagorsLmyap N4 D (V6 Cowl;'Gol'denberg A. E.(Mscow); Movoselova, A. V.
al t _Yatsenko, JAE, P_0
(mcacaw)-- Dorivoya, A, (Moscow); Fri Roscow);
ORG: none
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TITIZ: Partial phase-diagram of' the Al-Bi-k system
SOURCE: M dasit. Izvestiyao Metally, no. 5, 1966, 137-147
TOPIC TAGS" 4 aluminum beryllLun magnesium system', aluminum beryllium magnesium alloy,
r 10
qatsy phase diagram, phase -composition, alloy at * ucture 9 I"Erw- eRY3.N4A41-
ABSTRACT: A partial phase diagram of the aluminum-berylliun-magnesium system (see
Fig. 1) has been plotted on the basis of data obtained by physicochemical analysis
of 30 alloys containing 0-90% aluminum, T-17-56.28% beryllium and 0-27-73% magne-
sium. Alloys vere velted from AB-000-grade aluminum (99.99%-pure), M-1 grade magie-
slum (99.9.1%-pure) and sublimated beryllium (99.4%-jYjre). It vas found that three
phases crystallize in the partial A1-0 Be system: sluminum-base solid solution
-base solld 1
solution fM
(a ); berylllua , and phase. At 445C the ternary
e reacilane:
;tel;tlc solidifies according to the folloving
L -:t a + *A1 + $Al-Mg-Be
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Fig. 1. Partial phase diagram
CD
.,;of the Al-Be-Mg system
I - B~undsry lin6; 2 - two lijUi4
phases; 3 one liquid phase.

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Ternary eutectic. contains 35% Mg and slightly over 0.6% Be. A decomposition of' the
liquid phase into tvo sutaally immiscible liqui&, occurs In a vide range of composi-
,tions. Orig. art. has: 5 figures and 3 tables.
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ACCESSION NRr.,-i"7~72 S10405161V
AUTHOR: 31*0 Bi;:
VITLE: Evaluation of AZT radloprotective efficacy
SOURCE: RAidlobiclogiyag 4,v no. 20, 1964v 234-238
TOPIC TAGS-.' AZT* radioprotec'tive efficacy, evaluation method, wide
radiation dose range X-Irradiation, aurvival dose curve# reduced
radiation dose effee4venesa
ABSTRACT: -A ET radioprotective efficacy was evaluated by using a-
wide range of radiationdoAesp as opposed to the 11mited few used in
most litorature- tudi4s, and by determining the relation of radiation
injury,to radiation dose,- White m#e were,X-irradiated (200 We 20'
..ma, f ilter 0 .5 -Cu ~ + 0-5 Ai., T6.5 r/mAn) with dose:s of 300 4WO 4750 500s 600,
65o' 700s 800, 900, 2-000a 1100, and 1200 r. FIf t-een min before
irradiation a 1%, AET solution - (150 vW]cg) was administered
.Mi- 010
Int riaperiton4ally, to experimental , o and a physi, gio.al solution
was%aftinistered to control.mice, 'Survival. vate and average lifetlma~
dose curves were plotted for a 30 day'perlod follow radiation.
ins
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_C014parison of survival.-doswcurves for the experimental and control
Mice shows,that -th eI .general nature of radiation-injury does not chanip
with ~ AET ':,.but the rsAiation.done.requirod to produce the-same.effect
chi in.ges, -AETI.,reducos -radiation dose effectiveness,- bY.: 25, -to 30% for,
all investigal;ed doses, The authors strongly'recommend the use of a
wide range of radiation doses in evaluating the' efficacy of other
radioprotective preparations. Orig, art. has: I tablep 1 figure,
hno-issledi kly
ASSOCIATION: V entral'.V*y nauc oVatel's rentgeno-
radiologicheskiy, Institut MZ SSSRD Leningrad (Central Scientific-
Heia,aroh.Roontgqno~-Radiologioal Institute HZISMY
SUBMITMED: 25Jun63 DATE ACQ: 28APr64 ENCL: 00
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RUSASOV, A.M.,-prof.; NOVOSELOVA, G.S.
Pharmaoology of amincetbylisothiuronito. Farm. i toks. 28
no.1:81412 Jim-F f65. (MIRA 18:12)
1, Otdol radiatsiompy farmakologil. (zav. - prof. A.M.Runanov)
V.-'entrallnego nauchno-iseledovatellsko.vo instituta. maditsinskoy
radiologii Ministerstva. zdravookhraneni-ya SSSR, Leningrad.
Submitted Oatober 23, 1963,

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Kllapovs 0. A. r-: 77 7 777
f*;tabtlization of pollyethylene
1- "'I"_'E -Flasticheski-ye massy, no. 2,
'VAGS: polymer stabi-ll-zatlon polythyleri(i tor-phthallatc, polymer heat sta-
biiity, polymer film, dielectric prcpeTt-;, Ifilm :,'-rength, activaLed anthracene,
Polyester
RA 7 : The thermal Stability Of pnLyxitl.ylene terephthalate was determined in
~'Ires-e-ace and absence of ther-mall-,: ~-ictivated anthracene to Rtudy thz effect of
tabilizer on the mechanical, and'
I`i!ms. The thermal of cr,nnh, Lndicatcd by the
gas prer~sure, was detor-Ane,(! at -in-! i nc r;~ ase ~,,4 th
ox-"gen presgure in "-rw-iily activated antb-a-
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ion, the stab] 'lizer t [on -att. ,
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gas generation at 260C and 450 mm Hg oxygen preAsure to about one fourth of the
measured with no-n-stabil ined :'A 1:1r ~ut le-q~,er effect wa5
--~i a L 200C In a lie I 111M a tmosphere , 7i ims wi th D. cti,, at (-d 3nT:',.r a -
cen,&, sho;.ed improved tanaile. aLrenSL",;, h(ALh longill-udinal and. crcsswise, an increase,
in specillic electrical resistance aTIJ 1 slight decrease ir dielectric loss arigle.
Tn 0.11 concentration the additive also had a significant effect on aging of films
or uo to 30 days. After ~h', 7,-'~,d, rilri-z- exhfbfte~', goi~)d
L a i It! 6Lrength, whereas the strengLh of tion-stabilized -films was reduced to a
'rhe li;iproved inhihicr acrfvf~y of thermally treat-
of the initial value.
particleg and the
be related to the
i~5-:ir,.zarton o7i molecuies, as indicare-3 ny puDti,snee. sruciLes. Activated anrhia-
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ACC NR, AF6015,8126 (A) -'SOWWE CODBi -UR/Ojil/65/026/003/0569/0576
lova.- 1. L.i
AUMGR,.._Zhenevskaya# Ri~ P R seya_O. 11 No vo e, o
Proshlyakova Yet V.-vProshlyakovap E. V.
ORG*- - Institute of Animil ~A. No Severtsov, AN SSSR. Mascow(Institut,/
MorpholoU im.
morfologii.zhivotnykh AN SSSR)
TITIZ: Regenerative processes in the transplant-of intact mliscles of ung rate
-6 , n -9.
~SOURCE- -Zhurnallobshchey biologii, v. 2 965) 50--w_5=7 Yo
TOPIC- TAGS;~.,~ rat, myology, animal-phyeiology
on reoij6ni io~
AMTRACT., :.The,article contains results from research zat n and
an 100 operations
shaping, pi~cesses in s.keletal muscle transplantsi More th
A
were, perfomed on 1.5-2-5 month~-old rate., , Cross transplants of the gastro-
_cnemius muscle (from one eAremity to- another) were done. A detailed morpho-.
-d scription is given of the heaLing
logicaIand histological e an. regenerative
processes taking place up to 8,months afterthe operationf ~The processes in
good-and.poor transplants aredescribed with.respect to the-time passed since
7- the, operation Of 3.1 transplants examined after 6-a-months, 5 consisted
mainly of muscle, tissue, 2 had a mixed musclem-connective -tissue structure, and,
4 were predominantly connective tissue* Refomation of :the ~ transplifIV5 ner-.--
.Z Vous syst6m is described in detail, In,transplantation of intact z=cles a,..
considerable part of the material is~lost-and resorbed; intense-oMping prio--.
icenses take place ozay, in,the peripheral zone., and the newly, fomed Miscle
never,exceede,50% of normal.weight. Orig. art. has: 10figures.-_ CjP*RSI
SU13 CODE- 06 SUBM DATE 1911ar6 5 ORIG RE, F 012- OM REF:. 095-1
UDC so :591.169:001.5

MAKOVSKIY, Daniil Pavlovich, prof.; USACM, N.N., otv. red.;
L. red.
[Dawlopment of commodity and monetary relations in the
agriculture of the Russian state in-the 16th century)
Razvitie tovarno-denezhrWkh otnoshenii v sellskom kho-
z1aistve Russkogo gosudarstva v XVI veke. Smolensk., Smo-
lenskii gos. pedagog. in-t in. Karla Marksa,, 1963. 558 P.
(MIRA 17:6)

NOVOSSIANAL, L.H.
Amphibolp of the hastingsite-dashkooodto series fran the
Alatuy depo it(eastern Tranobaiklia), Zap. Vass. u1n.ob-va
(MIRA 14:9)
225~230 161.
1. Kafedra mineralof U T-eningradskogo gosudarstvennogo
universiteta.
(Akatuy region"Amphibole)

40VOSELOVA, L.M.
Allopbane of the Lyazzgar deposit. Zap,,Vses.min.ob-va 92
noo5.-609-612 162. (MM 15:12)
1. Laningradakiy universitat, kafedra mineralogiio
(&m-Tau-A.Uq,pbaw)

Itlo Pa Is C /6, P- f-j C~ - t",
ZWMkTSKlT,,G-I-, kwAidat biologichookikh nauk,- ITQVOS=VL. L.T., mikro-
blolog; TELISZISV, K.Z.,
SAUAWWAO G.10 0- kan"dat bi o*lMteMsklkh non ; ZHURATLWA. To. L.
kmgOit: telftil6atkift nS*9 ~ rodaktor4. ATWA, GoDe rodaktar;
NOVSWA9 -L*Ao, tekbatcheeldy'redaktor
Elpr.oduct ton of the foa acids] Prolsvidstvo plohdwvykh'kielote Pod
AIMMI red, II.I.Mmaylevoto Kookwag PlehakeproviWato 1953o 233 p.
EmidrOMA] 7:10)
lourte aotdY (tartaric aeW (Latio aotdl)
I

USSR/Microbiology. Technical 41.11icrobiolo&y F
kbs Jour : Ref Zhur-Biol., No 13, 1958, 5?569
Author : Novoselova L. V., Shilova A. V., -Rumba A. A.
Inst : -A-11---U-n-i-o-n-I-n-s-t-i-tute of the Confectionary
Industry
Title :New Technology of the Preparation of Seeding
Ma-'~erial in the Production of Citric Acid
Orig Pub :Tr. Vses. n-i in-ta konditer. prom-sti, 1955,
vYP, 11, 136-139
Abstract :No abstract
Card 1/1
28

:STUTMB, T.
Auroras boreaUs, Astrontair. no*212:20-21 Je 160., (NIRL 13:20)
Ofli Or"

Heat condual
FD-al.65
Card 1/1 Pub. 129-5/20
Author Filippov, L. P., and.Ndvoselo-ra, N. S.
c
Title. Beat, conduction of solutions of normal liquids
odical Vest. 1469k. un., Ser. fiz 37-40,-
Peri ik t. I yest. nauk, 10- No 2, Kar 1955
Abstract-.,. . Information an the.heat conduction of solutions to almost absent in the
literature. This Information is at definite interest In, three respects:
for-,explanation ofthe problem of the:6haracter of thermal motion in
liquids 7particularly in solations;,aa a. mans of - physical chemical
~analysls (T.P.~FroutasPyev, ZbFKh, 20 ~91, 1946); and.for practical pur-
poqds,. The Chair of Molecular. Physics' Moscow State University, accori-
Ingly~posied m-number' of problem on the study:of heatconduction of so-
lutions. The.presdnt work is devoted.to an Investigation' of the simplest
case, namely: solutions of normal organic liquids. The results are pre-
sented in: seven, graphs, showing lambda, (kcal/m_hr*C) versus % weight at
various temperatures for~variousLaolUtioas (ether-benzol, chloroform-
benzol, CC14-benzol,'toluolbenzoli qC14-chloroform). Four references
B.LVarwtikl Izv. VTj No. a ,J945).- The authors thank Prof.
Corr. J%jab.
y' of Sciences USSR.
Institution Chatrof Molecular :,~Wsics
Submitted September 3, l954

PRO 19 ORO VA , V.V. ; SERAF 11,10V v L..A. - 117OVO-SE'll"VA . it. 1. ; TLAKYTA'rl~s I, L.S.
Solubility in thE syste-5 acrylonitrile - propionitri-le - wetr---
and acryloni.trile - acetoni-trile - water, Zhur. fiz. khim- 38
no.6:1488-1492 Je 161+. (MILEA 18:3)'
1. Institut tonkoy khind-heskoy tekhrio-ogli imeni Lomonobova,
MlosicVEL.

'A Sec 7 Vol 12/11 Pediatrics
E,v.CFRPTA YEDIC Nov 58
2945. THE. WOLFF-PARKINSON-WHITS SYNDROME IN EARLY CHILDHOOD
(Russian*text) Novoselova, R. S, - PEDIATRIYA - 1958,3 (3349)
Graphs 4
The author describes Te'ases. An 11 -manth-wold child was admitted to the hospital
with'repeat~d attacks of paroxysmal tachycardia, together with heart failure. The
ECG revealed the, ventricular form.of paroxysmal tachycardia. After cessation of
-,attacks the:ECG disclosed the W.-P.-Wi syndrome. A'relapse occurred 2 months
after discharge., The 2nd patient, 15 months old, With congenital heart (abnormal
d of the interventricular septum) has been under observation for 7.5
evelopment
months., The 3rd patient, a boy of . 12' was admitted to the hospital on account of
serous Meningitis. At the -age of 6 -he sustained a cranial injury. The author's ob-
dervitions.indicate that the W.-P.-W. syndrome may occur in children at different
aje~periods and can be accompanied by attacks of paroxysmal tachycardia. Vari-
oue.factorsi which frequently cahnot be accurately detected, play a part in the
aetiology of the aynlrome. (XVIU, 7)

rLMER. S*Ya.i TSIRT-INA. F.Go- IWO~70~- -~S--
Problem of arterial embolism In diphtheria. Sow.med. 22 no.9:
1286229 9 '58 Ow u t12)
1. rs Naskovskay detskoy gorodskoy klinicheskay bollnitsy No.2
iment love RuMakowa (gl&vW Yrach - doteent T.A.,.Zm%hk*w).
01 - I 11A, comple
art rial embolism (Run))
(MMOU5,5NO. oft*PU
arterial, In 41phtherla (Ras))

MOVOSEWTA. R.S., kFind.med.nauk
Wolff-Paricinson-WhIte syndrome in children LwIth suamar-7 In lgnglishJ.
Pedf4trilm 36 na,301-38 Kr 158. (Knu 11:3)
1. Is detskoy k-linichaskoy bollnitay Ho.2 imeni I.T.Rusakova
(glftvnyy vrach-zaeluchannyy vrach HSFSR dotsent Y.A.Xmzhkov)
(WOW-PARKINSON-WHITE SYNDROME)

NOTOSELOTA, R. S. ,
Stable atriwouticula;r heart rhythm In children. Top.okb~.Mat. I dot.
4 no-4t82-85 JI-k 159. (KRA 12:12)
1. 1z detskoy klinichookoy bolluttay To.27imeni I.T. %sakova, (glavrq7
vrach - zasluxbounyy vrach RSMI dotsent VA. Xruzhkov).
(WRAH -ABNOWaTINS AND DXFORMINS)

HOTOSUOTA, R.S.; RAEMUNINA. L*S.
Auricular flutter In a -5-year-old child [with smazary In Inglishlo
Pedlatrita 36 no*2:77-79 F '59. (IMA 22:4)
1. Is Detakey klinicheekoy bollnitay go.?- imeni I.T. Rusakova (glamm
vrach - saslashenzwy Ymch RSM T.A. Kruxhbw),
(AURIMILM PIMILUTION, in inf. & child
In 5-year-old boy (Rus))

11"trowdlogral3bli,abonges in childr9n irlth ma&Uo. Vop, okh.-
ima. i,diti, 5.jto,6s67-W two ON= 13:12)
ii. U "tacy k%~ehosko7 ballnits7 No.2 iwn!L I.v,#4awn, Nookw,a,,

MANANNIKOVA, Wezhda Vasillye-iina; VJLYGI!14,, Yelizaveta Aleksandrovaa;
Yullyevna; SMTANOVA, Natallya Fetrovna;
SUPIRO, Sc&'y'aVvovm; SM&YANIIIKOVA9 Mulya Abrawvqa;
NOVUS ---POVA# G.F. . red.; YUMMV'AKAU,
red.; KOKIN, N.M., takhn, red.
[Course of lectures for gravidas and mothers] Kure lektsii
dlia beremennykh i materei. 7 lektaii. 5 izd. Moskva, Medgis,
1963. 238 P- (MIR& 16't7)
(PRENATAL CARE) (WOMEN-HEALTH AND HYGIENK)
(INFANTS--CAfS 6D HiGive)

NOVOSUOVA, R.3,; BLYAKHER, I.Mj NOVIKOVAp A.Vo
Disorders of cardiac rbythm in fibreelastosis. Goro-shw. no.12:
86 D 163, (MIRA 17:3)
1. Iz detskay klinichoskoy bollnitsy Mo,,2 imeni 1,V.Rusakova,

NOVOSEWVA, R.S.; MMHZR, I.M.; 1101MOVA, A.V.
Dioorders of cardiac rhythu in fibroelastooiso Vo Okhr.
materin, dots, 8 no,ls 86 163 FhRA 17:2)
1. 1z detskoy klinichesko-y bollnitay No.2 imeni I.V.Rusakova.

NOVOSE.LOVA,, Raisa Semenov-na; YUKHNOVSKAYA, S.I.9 I-ad.
(Influenza and pulmonary infla=atlon In young children]
Gripp 1, vospalenie legkikh u detei ra-.mego vozrasta. Izd-5-
Mookva, Meditsinap 1964. 16 p. (Kura lektaii dlia beremen-
4kh I materei, n0.7) (MIRA 17:6)

NOVOSEWVAl,, S.L. (Noskva)
-Development of Intelleatual operations In apes during an
experimenti- Vop.. palkhol no.3:88-98 My4e 163. (laRk 17:2)

CHIMIKOV, ftvid Mikhaylavich; GULYANITSKMA3, Zcya Feodoslyevna;
GUROVICH, Hataltya Aleksandrovna; KITI&R., IgW HDco2ayevich;
KPMNGAUZ., Bella Favlovna; HOVOSUMA VgJantirva T1'Tro1&yaz=_;
PLIGINSKUA, Lyubovs ~!MaiCm ; GiOVSKIY, Boris
Zinuvlyevich; KL24OV,, V.A., red. izd-va; IAUT, V.G., tekbn. red.
[Hydrco-, and electrometallargy of sulfide alloys and mattes]
Gidroelektrometallurgiia sullfiftykh splavov i shteinov. 146-
skva, Izd-vo Akad. usuk SSM, 1962. 204 p. (KMA 15:9)
1e Men-korrespondent AkademiIi neuk SM (for Chizhikov)j,
(Sulfides-416tal-lurgy) (Hydrometallurgy)
I (KIectrometallurgy)

TWITROU, N.S.; NOTOSEWAs V.Pe (Hoakvo)
Sarcoidosin (Beeniez-Boack-Schmmm disawe); ciiniva
morphological study. Arkh. pat. 25 noeS265-70 1163
(Km l7r4)
1. Tadiagnosticheskap (rukovaditelt prof. D.D. AsWer) i
patmorfologicheskago krakovaditelt - prof* B*P!k Ugryumov)
lotdelaniy Waskovakogo nauabna-lasledovateltskogo institata
taborkale2a MinisterstvaL zdravookhroneniya PSM (direktor-
kand. mod. nauk T.P. Mochalova),

Paludri a Iffect of.,-., Ian 4!~
cc,
cine ~kalaria, Therapy
8 in the White Count Follovin'g Bi`
Indrine) Treatment of Ye4'
p oselova, Clinical Dept, Inst of Malaria and
sitol" Mad Med Sci USSR, 5 PP
46d Para
Mod" Vol XXVII, No 1~
~-,`ftxuOine,doses of o.6.gram the first.day arA. 0.3
he next 4.~-~9'days Indloate',neatrophillo
V016cythes in the; peripheral , b lood. , IDrmall za-,
.~,!~;Ilod of . bone:nwirrov to obsei-ved on the 6th or 7th
~.~Aey:aftqr the start, of paludrine treatment.'
:~ ,, . ., s in th' whit count, n alu
i~.Cbil e e I p d,rine:, treatment'
nge ~b I
I ~ -. -1 1. 1 1 . 1 1. 58/4M8

role of spleen in malarial lsukqwnla. Ilia, wed., Nookva
4:46J0 AP 150. (Ozis 190):
I. Of the ClUd"I Dnartment (Head Prof. U.N.UreyeO."
Adtlve:;geobqr of %be Academ.W. of Kidloal Sclenaeo UJIBR), Ims-tl-
tat's of - Nei" "a Media" ftm ItoloSy., N
of. Pdbl~c
ROOM&- u8n;(Dir"tor fto;. P.GJkrdLIyQT,.AotIvs Sesiber'of
the Aosdemy -of .NeOc-.g go tonies USSIL).

RM.MMU. BUfWIX&, A.P.; NOVOSHaVA, Ye. I.
Stmdy of alluical and laboratory charaoteristics In patlents with fraqaant
recarrences of mlaria. Ned.paras.1-poxas.bol. -54430-433 S-0 '53.
1* I-x,.kltnlchookogo Welonlya 14qtituta maMii. meditsinskoy paraxitologit
IgeLIMIntologli'ministerstva xdravookhranoniya SSSR (direktor institute. -
professor PA.Serglysv. saveftushchly otdolonlyan - professor U.N.Throyev).
(Valarlal favor)

NOVOGMTA, Te.l.; TAB=, Ye.H., professor, deystvite!'W chlen iikademii medi-
SSSR, direktor.
Characteristic blood changes in aente lu-Pus erythematcaus dirivmminatas.
Sov.med. 17 no.8:24-27 Ag 153. (my-RA 6:8)
1. GosiDitailnaym terapevtjchesk&.ya klinika sanitarno-giglyenicheskogo fa-
Intl I tets.'A' Roalcovskogo ordema. Lenina meditainakogo Instituta.
(Taberculosis) (Blood-4humination)

MOTOMWTA, Ye. I.; THATAMOTA, T. G.
jUnusual came of erroneous dlagaosts of m2arla. Say. mad# 19 no.11:62-63
1. Is gospitallney terapowticheakoy kliniki (dir-daystvittl1myyablen Akade-
ali meditaInskikh muk SM prof. T.N. Tareyev) sanitorno-giglyeatch"kago
fakulltots, I Moskovskogo ordena Lentn& aedlitsinskago Institutao
(PAT-ARIA-DIAONOSIS,
errors)

SIM Ya I "The problem of. the f.-a-thogenesis o' lemlampe I
n -a In
NOV051
m1aria (the role of tho spleea in neumhumora regulation of he-
mtopleais)."' ~:First Vbacw Order of Lenin M teal Inot imeni
ted
I .M. Sechano,v. Moscow, 1956.
Uisser*tation for the degree 'of Candidate in Medical Sciences)
SO. KnIzhnaya latol-Ass, Jo 36, 1956, Moscow.

re.l., kELnd.med.nauk
L.N. phenomenon and its significance In gyatemic Impus erythe-
matosus; review of literature. Saw.med. 23 no.4:222-2W
AP 159. (KIRA 12:6)
1. 1z kafedry obshchey I gospitallnoy terapii (say. - daystvitell-
Wy chlen ANN prof. Te.N.Tareyev) sanitarno-giglyenichaskogo
felmalteta I Moakovskogo ordena Lenina seditsinskogo Instituts,
iment I.M.Sechanova.
(LUPUS JMTHWATMSO
L. M. phenomenon, review (Rne))

AUTHORS: Berdichevskiy, E. G., Rachinskiy, F. Y-a.'179-28 -3-28/61
Novoselova Ye.
TITLE: Some Derivatives of Mercaptocaffeine and Mercaptotheo-
bromine (Nekotoryye proizvodnyye merkaptokofeina I
markaptoteobromina)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Obshchey Khimiiq 19581 Vol. 28, Ur 3,
pp. 669-692 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The importance of sulfohydryloompounds in physiological
processes is the object of comprehensive investigations.
Therefore the mercapto derivatives of caffeine and theobromine
are of special Interest to scientists. E. Fischer (ref. 2)
had patented the synthesis of 8-mercaptocaffeineq obtained
by the reaction of 8-chlorocaffeine with potassium hydro-
sulfide. On the synthesis of 8-marcaptothsobromine nothing
has been publishedg that of 8-mercaptotheophylline was,
howeveri described in a patent (ref. 3). Khaletskiy and
Zshman synthetized thiocompounde of theobromine similar in
structure. The author" oarri-ed out the synthesis of
Card 1/3 6-mareaptocaffaine (I) UaaNomehov changed conditions starting

Some Derivatives of Mercaptocaf feine and ldercaptotheobromLine 79-V-3 -28/61
from B-bromocaffeine and the sodiumhydrosulfide dissolved in
alcohol. Analogously also the 8-mercaptotheobromine (II) was
produced. The sodium salts soluble in water (mercaptides) of
the meroaptocaffeine and the mercaptotheobromine can
gharma-zologically be compared to caffeine and theobromine
and can be used only in place of the soluble preparations of
caffeine and theobromine. Of practical interest is the sub-
stitution of diuretine by mercaptotheobromine, as the high
basicity of the former brings about its carbonization and
decreases its solubility in water. As mercaptanes are subject
to oxidation the sulfohydrylgroup must be protected against
any reactions in order to increase the resistivity of the
preparations. Some derivatives of mercaptocaffeine and
mercaptotheobromine were synthetized by substituting the
hydrogen by the sulfohydrylgroup, this with a view to the
fact that sulfides and disulfides can be converted in the
organism to compounds with free sulfohydrylgroups. The
disulfides were of little pharmacological interest because of
their insolubility in water. 8 derivatives of mercaptopurine
Card 2/3 were synthet-111,zeds 6 of which were described for the first time.

Some Derivatives of Mercaptocaffeine and Mercaptotheobromine 79!-28-3-28/61
There are 4 referencesp 3 of which are ff-avidt.
SUBMITTED: December 14, 1956
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Card 3/3

NQVOSE;&_VArx-j~_4exajg-,' 4o -, POKRYLt S.M., red.
. _4 _qy
I-Iaa~
~ gg&
[A motor ship sails the Volga-Baltic Sea Waterway)
Teplokhod idet po Volgo-Baltu. Leningrad,, Lenizdat,
1965- 136 p. (MIRA 19:1)

I(CNCSLSKA-TSOKHAROVAp 41its.
Parasitim, and mutual relations between the para3ite and the
host. Priroda Bulg 13 no.5:54-56 -s-o 64.

NOVOSEUK"ORGIEVA
clariftastion of Mweles specIfIcIty of Iscariew lumbricoldes and ma
other animal agicarldes. Sauch. tr. vissh. mad. inst. Sofia 39 no.11.
311-318 '60.
11P Piedstemna ot prof. R. Popivanov, rAv. Katedrat% po obahta biologiia.
(ASCARIS)

NO-
V
MEL
C01-U-1 V: Bulgaria
Jkcai;.-mic Degrees: not indicated
Af-Iliation. Senior Assistant at the Advanced Medical Institute,
Sofia (Vissh Meditsinski Institut, Sofia)
,a, No 1. 1961 pp 8-10
Sofia, AL9.1~oiy
.~I_Ljg~~mjv
t a "Transplantation in Animals."

NOVOSESIrA IWCRGIETA, L.
rummological studios on the antigenic structure of eme organs and
tissues of Ascarls awmI. ffaunh. tr. viesh. =d. inet. Sofia 40 no.5:
181-186 161.
1. Predstavena ot prof. R. Popivancy, rukoyoditel n& katedrata po
abobta. blologila.
(ASCARIS imunol)

Use.: of passive booWlutinatlan for the study of echin"oCeAl
Nauct. v1s8h. -sad. last, SoM 41 no@ 11109-113
162o
1* Pkedetavena ot prof. R. Papivanow.
(MWAGGLUTINATION) (BCff=OCOCWS) (ANTI=S)

NOVWAudzk
Studies on,the antipn structure of the eggs of Iscaris
sum (I.). lauche tr. vissh. med. inst. Sofia 41'w.l:n5-121
1620-
1*0 PmdWtaveza ot prof. R. Flovivanov.
(ASCARIS) (OM) (ANTIONS)

NOVOSELS-KA-TEMAROVA . T
Ch the ahtigans'-of the 3mblaccacme md ita int4ttedlary haste
Doklo Bol -166 164
go akaide nsiuk 17 no.ltl63
1e Submitted by Corresponding Kember K.Kator.

NOVOMLSKA-TEOHAIMVA, L. (Movoselska-Tookharovs, L.
On the antigens of the echinacoccus and its intermediary
host. Daklady BANJ? no.2:163-166 164.
1. Sulaitted by K.Mai~W, CorrespandingMembar of the
Bulgarian Acadaqr of Sciences.

TEOHAM, L,
Ele,:Jxophcratic tin pi-citut-n. ill Ser3L C!f df;-Z~5!)
"nfe,~tsd wi-h echinscc-v~a.,7. Tluivh. tr. v--sah. m-d.
41 no.2~,15-52 164
1. Chair of General Blology (1)1Irect:)r - prof. R. 'Ptip-Irant-:0.

ACC N& Ap6020318 SOURGS CODSt 00W65/018/007/0679/0682,
AUTHOR: 'Usunoff, G Novo
,gher dal InstAtute, -Sofial Departmnt of General
ORGt Depnrtwnt of Pethistr7t Hi i4al
.Biology. Higher, Medical, Institute 90-M
TITLE: Morphology of a P. malariao-strain after 20 years# passage in montal patients
SOURCEt 1~agar~ka aWomiya na nauklte,, Daklady, VO lap no* 70 1905, 6",i.682
~TOPICTAGS: psychonsuratia disorder, man, animal parasite n9dical research, blood,
bone narrow, morphology
ABSTRACT-, For.the post twenty years (4945-64) many mental i
,'patients (suffering ff6m ~kogressive paraly:is, schizophrenia, ate.) at the
Psychiatric Clinic of the Higher Medical In titute In Sofia have been subjected,
-to intravenous inoculation withtheaame,Kaamodium malariaestrain., The
.strain was introduced in the oliniaby A,;Penschow andl.G. Usunoff in 1945.
1ho results of rodent detailed investieations described in-the paper show that
',I. aftir a.20-year in vivo cultivation ofPlasmodium malarias by continuous
reinoculation in patients, the schizoganic cycle Of the plasmodium proceeds
normally although it does.rot correspond in All cases to-the temoorature curve;,
.there are no data.on mixed invasion; -2'0,- ~, ho.wrpholokical changes were. datectedi
asexual'forms of examined,. Pleambdium =19riao strain; ~and'3* no macro-
and- micro&MGt,.qdy.teG- - were found,oith6t. in Ahe 'piripheral blood orAnAhe bona j
a a - O%UA461~ 0 irt, bas i gure's- -ArA.-I table p
Ori art*
marrow he: ati nt 3-ti
in 'En
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V, DATS
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AUTHOR4~: Nakhodkin, N. G. , Movonellskaya, A. 1. 46-22-1-2f;.,'24
TITU-:: Investigation of the ~Stru~cure ~ano~, e ?ropertic-s of
Tapered Pilms of Ge, Cr anti Bi in Connection With Thpir
5 (Issiedovaniye struktury
"econanry Fmission Proterties
i -3voystv ~,Iinoobraznykh plenok Ge, Cr i Ri v E-.vyazi s i.'.-h
vtorichnoeminsionnymi fsvoystvami)
P ~'.R 10 11 C A 1, Nauk
Vc.-'.. 22, Mr 4, ijo. 448-~5i
In ord--~-r to clarify tf*tp nraure of seCLnaary enlst;ion, it is,
interesting to investigite the dependence ol 0,te c,)v1'ficient
of necondary emission 6 on the thickness of the film (ti).
r-othnrs of the present paper Ps, well others
(ri-mt-rt~nves 1-1)) showed,, th t the coefflicient of secondary
a L
-itso varies %ith a madiftnRtion tif i uD to a
(d tY ). This latter virts tieaominated the
off?i~-,-'Ave -.i4:Iuth or seoondicr.~ emi.-Fsion. -The i~iveitiration
rf rho oi'i'octive tierith of saeondary emission in various sub-
starie.#~;3 irm inttels a8 aell an in semiconductora (germanium,
an(j :!b-Cs-cathodea), showed, that d,rf varies only

1"versti4ation )f the 'Ptracture and of' the .0roperties of 48-22-4-20/24
Tapered Afm? of Ge, Or Pnd Hi in Connection With Their
Socondary FmIsE4ion 1-roperties
31ighly sitn a variation of *the energy of the primary
ti'lectrons V of from NO--- 3000 eV.
P
This fact mokes assume, that d eff in above all determined
by the kintAics of motion of the excited secondary electrons-
These investiArationg, however, exhibit a shortcoming
veference 3). The values of the effective depth d eff were
of the same order of magnitude as the limit thick-
ness of the aggregation of the film (references 4 and 5).
'In the pres,ent paper the authors investigated films of
germanium,'chromium and bismuth condensed in a vacuum.
The germanium films with a thickness of from 3 to 100 m)J6
exhibit a continuous atpearance under the electron
microscope, that is to say, that no inhomogeneities were
disc " er'd at an accuracy of up to a permitted distance
Ov
below i0o
(
In accordance with data from publications (reference 10) it
be maintairiodo that rreshly precipitated germanium layers
Card 2/4 ire amorphous. The authors also investigated the modification

Invest-Algatioa of the Structure and of the Properties of 4e-22-4-2o/24
Tapered Films of Ge, Cr and Bi in Connection With Their
Secondary Emission Properties
of the specific electron resistance of the condensed layers
with the thickness (figure 4). The shift of a markedly
increasing resistance in the range of great thickness because
of heating can easily be explained by an aggregation of the
film, which actually can be observed after the action of
an electron beam in the microscope. The thickness interval
of bismuth films suitable for *microscopic investigations was
within the limits of from 6 - 60 m. Thicker 'Layers were
impenetrable to electrons. El;ctronographic pictures proved
the assumption that the needles on the film represent single
monocrystals. The structure of the bismuth film is shown by
figure 5. After the recrystallization a finely crystalline
layer is formed under the action of the beam and the texture
dioaDr)ears. in thinner layers a stronger increase of the
sDeciiie resistance of the bismuth layer is observed, as is
in germanium, namely at d