SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT OLEYNIKOVA, T.M. - OLIFER, A.

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OLAYNIKOYA, T.N. WYOV)
-~ Ira 0 MmWklaukrg
Xorphologica2 changes in the peripheral nervous systemcaused b,~r
iDnizing radiation. Trach.da1v no.2:327-132 7 156. (MIL 9:7)
1. Laboratori7a morfologii (rukowditell deystyitallnyy chlen JO
USSR professor A.I.Smirnova-Zamkova) InBtituta fiziologii ImBnt
AA.Bogomolltsa AN USSR
(MR700 SYSTM-DISUS-ES)
(LADIATICH-PHYSIOLOGICAL XFYBGT)

OLMIKOVA, T. N. Cand Yed Sci -- (dizs~ "Morphological changes In the
peripheral nervous system under th'A''aotilon of X-rays and radioactive phosphorus
upon the organism of aninals." Kiev, 1969. 12 pp (Acad Sci UkSSSR. Delaftment
of Biol Soi), 100 copies (KL, 47-59, 117)
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T-11* [OluxlykoTa' Tom.]
late roorphological changeB In the peripheral mervmB sZrztem of
animalp after acuta radiation sickness. 712101.2hur-likr*2 f)
no-1:104-109 Ja-7 '59. 1 OUU 12: ~5)
1, Inetitut fiziologii 1-m. 1L.A.Bogomol't8a AN USSR, lu'Dora-
torlyn noifelogil.
STSM)

GORDDETSKIY. A.A. DorodetOkyiv 0.0.1; KHOMUTOVSKIY. O~A. JKho=tovs,kyj,
O.A.1; O~~OVA T , T.71.]; AHMUSHCHEIZO, V.V.
2.~. (0.1eynykova
Mectron microscopic study of k-ldneys during acrute radiation sickness
yroduced by radioactive strontium. Fi7siol. 2hur. [Ula.] 6 nb-3:405-
414 I~Y~e '60. (MMA 13:7)
1. Institut Miologii in. A.A. BDgcmolctsa AN USSR9, laboratoriya
blofiziki.
(KIDNEYS) (RADIATION SICKNESS)
(ELEECTROU MICROSCOPY)

30369
gq ;,4-ov S/20bj8l/001/004/019/032
3)298/D303
AUTBORS: Gorodetskiyt A, A.V Karu]puv To Tz.t Khomutovshiy,
Oo Av~ OleynikvTa) To N.9 cmd Andryushchenho, To V.
TITLEs Blectronascopic study of -the lungs with chronic
radiation siclmeas induced by radioactive strontium
TERIODICAL: Radiobiologiya, To 1v no. 42 19619 564-566
TEXT: In preTioux research the authors found that the admimistration
of radioactiTe strontium in dozes sufficient to cause acute radiation
sicliness induced changes in the lung tissue (h eremi% hemorrhage, etc.)
after I - 2 days (-T 96 1 and with chronic radia,-
Ref, 12 Fizial. zh.5 62 1 of
tion siclmes3 after 2 - 3 daya (Ref. 2: Te2* dokl. nauchnoy konferentxii
yo yroblemas "Lachebnoye i diagnosticheshoye primeneniya radicakt3*LTnlkb
i2otopo-7 (The Therapeutic and Diagnostic Use of Radioactive Isotopex t1p
1harsko-vq 1900). HowaTer, there were indicationa that submicroscopic
losloms enzuod much earlier. The present work was an attempt tD check
thix. Tests were ran on white rats. SrSP in the form of its chloride
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Electromoscopic study of... D298/D303
salt was imjected into the rat's abdominal cavity in a dose of 0.32
,"c/g. 'The animals were killed off at periods ranging from I hour to
108 days after irradiations, and slides were prepared from their organs
examined und-ar an 'Y 3M- 100 (UEM-100) electron microscope at magnifica-
tions of 15DO - 302000, Only one -hour after the administration of
radioactive strontium, marked edema of the epithelial and endothelial
cello and the connective tissue of the alveolar septa were noted. Par-
ticularly large Tacuoles were distributed tbrough the protoplasmatic
plate3 of the endothelial and epithelial cello. The lesions affected
all the strata of the alveolar septap blood Tesaalz~ bronchi and the
pleura. Dense dark granules appeared in the epithelial cells. The
autbor.9 consider the changes in the membranes and connective tissue
layers of the alveolar walls particularly notevortby since they were of
a marked dynamic natures connected witb the course of radiation siclinesa.
In the early period of radiation sickness (1 - 7 days)2 the membranes
become thickened, edematous, pultaceous and delamimated, while at later
periods (40ths, 9Dtb and 108th days) they are densely packed. As radia-
tion sickness develops, the layers of connective tissue thicken and
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S/205JBI/001/004/01 0/032
Zlectranvacopic study of..a D298/D303
do-velop incorractly oriemtated coarse fibers. Electronoscopic oxamina.-
tion, therefore,, reToals early changes In the cells and membranes of the
lung tissue Thicbg to a certain extent, explain the appearance of early
hemorrhages in the lungs. The tbickenimg and hardening of the membranva
and connective tissue layers at later stages explains the deterioration
in the gas metabolism in cases of chronic radiation sickness* There
are 5 figures and 12 referencess 5 SDviet-bloc and 6 mon-Soviet-bloo.
The reference to the Znglisb-lamguage publication reads as follows:
F. N. 10v9, Amat. Bee.; 1179 241t 1953.
Institut fiziologii im. A. A. 130gomolltaa AN USSR (Imsti-
tUtb Of PhYSIOlOgy i3D. A. A. BVgDX00l0tX2 AS UkrSSRL
XiYeT
SUMMED: February 13) 19BI
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GUYL-MCH, M.I. [Ru-nery-ch, " .. =0=1 O.A. D.A.]
OLMIROVA., TZ. [Cleir-ficova, T.M.3; HUMS' 7.7.
State of some subnicrOBODPiC structures and ribmucleoproteine
of the heart muscle im experinantal nyocardial imfar--Uxm.
Fizial. zhur. [Ukr] 9 no.5t622-631 B-016) (MM 17:4)
I* Laboratoriya fiziblogii kTovoobraBbcbsniya i morfologii
nerynoy sistemyInstituta fiziologli imeni A.A* Bogomol2toa
All UkrssR:, Ki-yov.

I.I.; CLEYNIX019.1) T.F.
.~;mmratfve dat-a cri th-, effect of ginaeng and ZRIeutherc-coccua
.1r. artificially raised leval of blood sugar. Hat. k 12Uch.
zhen'. i drag. lek. rast. Dal'. Vest. rio.5:0149-251 163.
(MIRA 17t8)
~o DBIlnevootocIm" MInI intmi V.L. Kmarova Sibirskop
ct4eleniya AN SSSM.

OIETNIKOIA, T. V.
"The Vernalization of I.,linter Grass Durii-ig Einus Temperature,"
Md. Ak. 'JaiA- SS-'.R, 60, 'To. 4, 1948.
All-Union Inst. of Plant Culture, Acad. Aggric. Sci. im. V, I. Lenin

anna,OVA , r. V.
"Action of Ught TcmperatureF~ o.,-, tiho Levelop,ent of "hort-Day Gra-,s,"
v
D6kI. Ak. Rauk SSSR , 62, INO. 5, 1948.
Ph~-siol. Lab., A-U Inst. of Plant Studies, Acad. Agric, Sci. im. V. I. Lenin

ou:'amovA, -T.V.
Oloinikova, T.V. Ctz.~rvcahivostl Standwrtnykh Sortov Ozimoi I Yarovi
Pshen:--tsy Ila Yarovisatsiyu I Dlinu Dnya. Sbornik Trudov Pushkinsk
Laboratorii Vsesovuz. In-ta Ra3tenievodstva L., 1949 S. 95-114-
Dibliogr. S.114
030: Mtopis Ro. 30, 190

OTIZINIKOVA, T. V.
Oleinikova, T.V., Yarovizats-4ya Ozir.Vka Ziakuu Pri Otritsatelirrjkh
lomparaturakh. Sbornik Trudou Pushkinsk Laboratorii -Vsesoyuz. In-ta
Rnsteniyavod~Ava. L., 1949, S. 131-41.- Biblioggr: S. 140-41.
SO: Iatopis No. 30, 1949.

OIZINIKOVA, TIB It
22548 019-inikova., T.B. Znacheni7a Temperatury nochi d37a razvltiya zlakov. sbornik
trudov pisbkinBk 2-aboratorii vsesc7uz in-ta raspenievodstva L. 191,9 .9. -143-%
SO: IETOPISI No. 30, 191+9

CLEINIKOVA, T,L
22536 Olainikova, T.V. Znachenit dliny dnya pri prokhozhdanii rastenlyami stadii
7arovizataii Bbornik trWov pughkin laboratorii. Vsesqyuz in-ta rastenievodvtva~.
L 1949 a 257-U
SO: IETOPIS' No. 30, 191+9

-OLU~NIKU'Vil, -'-V"
o1w ;:~~
29754
Vltymlyc Trfimpye-Flatury 'oOMVIL na Slenrost' itn-.vitivn Dlinn.:,4,,-iyc-v-nykh Do~lafly
aluo. N-nily Nlovlya ~;Yorlyo, T. Lxvlil, No. J; '194,I)p 9. 605-M
SO: LETOPIS 'IC. 40

T. V.
Root Crcpz;
Phasic dtvclcpr,-,ent of tix-ycar old rcot cropa. Dckj. Al; SSSR Erf no. -~, 1)r2.
IT
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, lovember 1959, Uncl.
2

RaUMOV.V. 2. 01;9Y.NlX(NA,T-7-; ICEDAN(N,I.T.
Importance of mutrition and growth for the process of Terna.112ation.
Ylziol.rast. I nD-1:73o-80 5-0 154. (XIM:10)
1. Vsesoyuxnrj inotitut rastenlyevodBtva Tsej3oyuznDy Akademii sel'-
skokho27a7Bt'Venmykh nmk imeni Lenins, Leningrad
(Vernali2ation) (Botmu-Physiology)

RaUMOV, V.I.; OLYM1011, T.T.
Verzalization of wAnter cerssI2 at belov-1roollM temparatares.
Yimitl.rast. 2 noo5:497-504 S-0 '55. O%MA 9/-.2)
I.V,B&svyazjW7 Inatitut raltemlysytdstTa V2svoyuzxvy A)mdeMil
ssl'skokho%7ay,stTe%mykh nauk imsid Leniza, Lemimgrad.
(varmalizatiolk) (Graim)

OMNIKOU.? T.Y.1 kand. biol. nauk
. ~ ~,
Wfact of the goographical corditionn of seed production on c1nnPex
In the phasic Charneterls tics of plants. Trudy pe prilcl. bot., gen.
i ael. 30 no. 3:47-59 157. (MIRA 11:7)
(PInnts, Cultivated)

SAZUMV, V.I.; OL1'rNIXOYA, T.V.
Effect of the length of the day on the reaction of planta to
vermalisation. Agrobiologiiu no.6-.874-882 N-D 159.
(MRh 13:4)
1. PuBbk-InsViye laboratorii Vensoyusnogn instituta rautenye-
Yodstva. g.PuBbkin, LeningradBkoy oblasti. 2. Chlon-korrespondent
Ysesnymnoy akadenii 9e1'akokho2yaystvennykb nauk inani Lenina
Uor Ra2UMOV).
(Vernalization) (Plants, Effect of light on)

,=,YNIKCVA, T&V9 I kandabiolnauk
ROactiOn Of tmatOOP to the lengtb of day and tappe-rature. TI-1d;r
po pri3d. bot,, gen. i nal. 32 no.3:108-115 '59. (HIPIA 34-' 5)
(Tomatoes) (Plants, Effect of-light on)
(E-Lants'? Effect of temperature on)

Xffect of gibberellim on the groyth and developnent of perennial
grasaeB. 33ot. 2bur. 45 =a.32:1774-1781 D 160. (MM 13:12)
1. Idbvratoriyafi2iologil rantenly Veemoymnogo instituta raste-
ni7c-vodqtva~ g. Pashkin.
T (Gibberellims) (GrasseB)

RAMMOV., V.1.3 OISYNIKOVA T.V.
ggiia
Significance of the longth of day In vernall2ing p2zmt-s. Agrobiolck,
no,5i666-675 34 162. (MM -15: 11)
I. Vsesqyuzrrjy nauchno.-insledovatellskly Itstitut rastaniyevodstva,
Leningrad.
(Vernalization) (Photoperiodism)

OLMIKOVA, T.V.; P.D.
ThermoBtaAlity of Cell protoplasm in some varieties of I - rin
vbeat. Bot.zbur. 47 mo.3-.337-343 mr 962. Aj 9
-OMU 15:3)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchmo-issledovatel'skiy institut rastonlyevodstva,
Leningrad.
(*eat-Varieties) (Protoplasm) (Plants, Effect of temperature on)

OLEYNIKOVA, T.V.
I ---
Viktor Ivamovicb Razuuov; on his 60th birthday. Bot. 2hur. 47
no.12:1855-1857 D 162. - (PaRA 16:6),
1. Vsoooyuznyy institut rasteniyevodstva, Leningrad.
(Ra2umov, Viktor Ivanovich, 1902-)

Jrl Ole ujrly
1 .11 d" J r) J U r". r. -41
163. L~: 3 1)
1. Laboratcriyv morfologi.t nervnoy sistoray institata
im. A.A, Dogomullttm AN UkrS'"'Rp 1%
` iyov.

ojzMXOV,k,'tT. V.
"The effect of high temer2ture and 31glit on cellular heat
resistance of different varieties of plnntso*
ME= - 7nternatlonal !kvnposi,m on the Rola of Call IlBactions In Adaptations
or )%tazoa to Envirormontal Terporal"lZra,
4mingrad, USSR, 31 1%y - 5 Juns 1963

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AUTHOR: a, L A
Smirnov, M, V.; Tsiovkin Olez~ijov -Y
ORG:. Institute of Electrochemistry, Ural Branch, Acads-rn
-nif Sciences SSSR
(Adadetn-iya n-a-u'-k SSSR, UraL'skiy filial, Institut elektrokhimij)
TIT LF: Processes occurring at a_R!atujunj and nickel cathode durin electrolysis.
9
of carbonate melts
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Ural'skiy filial. Institut etektrokhimii. Trudy, no. 6, 11965.
Elektrokhimiya ras*plavlennykh solevykh i tverdykh elektrolitov (E lec troche mistry ci
fused salts and solid eLectrolytes)'~ 69-33
TOPIC TAGS: carbonate,. electrolysis, cathode polarization, platinum, nickel,
carbon, carbon monoxide
ABSTRACT: The cathodic polarization of platinum .(at 640C) and nickel (at 600 and
700C) was studied during the electrolysis of the: ternary mixture LiZC03-NaZG03-
K'ZC-03 (4:3.:3).in the range of current densities of, 10 -4 to I -Z A/cm?. The pro-
ducts formed at the cathode were investigated. It is shown that depending upon the
current density, various electrode reactions take place: at current densities below
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10-3 A/cm2, the cathode surface remains lustrous without any trace of deposition
of,any products; at 10-3- 10-2 A/cmZ, a spongy Aeposit of finely divided carbon:IB
formed; above 10-7- A/cm4, carbon mortoxide is evolved, 'and its volume increases
with the I current. PolariZation has a concentration character and is associated -with
the migration of carbonate ions from the Volume of the electrolyte to its surface.
Orig. art. has: 3 figures and 2 formulas.
SUB CODE.:: 07 SUBMDATE: None OTH REF: 003

L 7969-06 En NVETC/Ek (M)/T/RWP (t) I/WP(b) IJP(c) I)S/JD/JG
ACC NR: AP5025080'. SOURCE COD :UR/0364/65/0011010 121811224
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AUTHOR: Tsiovkina, L. A.; Smirnov, M. V.; Oleynikova, V. A"
ORG: Institute of Electrochernlstr7 of the Ural Branch of the Academy of Scientvs
SSSR (Irisititut elektyA-himii Ural' skogo filiala Akademii nauk S88R)
TITLE:Anode process es. on platinum in the. electrolysis of carbonate melts
-,SOURCE: Elektrakhimiya, v, 1, no. 10., 1965.0 1218-1224
TOPIC TAGS: electrolytic cell, electrode platinum, gas adsorption, oxygen,
carbonate, lithium, potassium, sodium.
ABSTRACT: The article is an attempt tablly explain the effect of adsorbed oxy-
gen on the polariz;ition of a platinum, electrode. The experiments -were carried
out in hermetically sealed cells which made It possible to eliminate the dissolved
oxygen from the. carbonate melts.. A melted mixture of the carbonates Li2CO.3,
K2CO3, and NBC03 in the ratio 3:4:3 was placed in a platinum crucible. The
electrode -investigated was a platinum sheet about 1 cm2 in area. lts potential wa3
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measured with respect to a reference electrode which was a platinum tube through
which was continuously blown a mixture Of ZC02 + 02. The cell was sealed -and
evacuated at room temperature to a pressure of approximately 10-2 mm. Hg'
and then filled with pure carbon dioxide gas. The potential of the platinum elec-
_Arode fell graduWAy and, reached values of 0. 8-0. 9 volts further in the negative
direction than the potential of the reference electrode. This means that the activi-
ty of the oxygen adsorbed on the platinum decreased by 108- 109 times in compari-
son-with the oxygen adsorbed on the reference electrode from the 2C02+02 m'-x-
ture.. The article goes on to consider the change in, the potential of a platinum
electrode in a carbonate melt according to the oxygen discharged on it, and,
finally, the overvoltage during the evolution of a gas mixture of 2CO2 + 02 on a
platinum anode during the electrolysis of carbonate melts. Results are sho-wn in
tabular and graphic form. The change in the potential with cathode polarization
indicates that here there are difficulties connected with the transfer of oxygen
from the gas phase to the active locations of the metallic surface on which it can
ionize and pass into the solution in, the form of iona. Orig. art. has: 4 figures
and 2 tables
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USSHISoi.1 Science. Soil Bioloey
Abs Jour : Bef Zhur - Biols: TID 10., 1958p fio ~3843
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Author : Oleynikova Val,
Inst Research Institute of Forestry and
Mechanized Forestry
Title : 'The Spindle Tree Uptake of Radioactive Phosphorus
Orig Pub : Sba rabot po loBno kbevus Voese no-is in-t lesovodstva i
nekhaniz. lesne kh-va, 1956, vns- 32, 18o-186
Abstract : The rasults are presented of multiple experiments with P32
usaft to explain the absorptive intensity and speed of trans-
location of P in the roots of several species of spindle trees
in various aGes (2., 3 and 5 years)s The roots of freshly
dug up trees vere imersed for 1-5 minutes in a solution of
radioactive I-,hosphate. It vas discovered that the intensity
of 1,32 Toot uptake depende0l on the species of spindle tree
and the are of the plants (the largest anount in two year
olds). The greatest quantity of p32 accutmlated in the
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OLEYINIKOVA, V. M.
OKEYNLMA, V. M. OFlax DlsaaseB In tho Principal Flax-growing
Regiom of 1-ast z)iberis," Trudy poZashchits RsBtenii Vos-
tochnoi Sibirl, no. 2(4), 1935, pp. 269-305. 464.9
SOURCE: Sira - Si-9j-53, 15 Dec. 1953

Ye. A.
"Experimental Study of the Formation of Postvaccinal Anti-Whooping
Cough Immunity." Cand Med Sal, Khar1kov Medical Inst, Xharlkov 1954.
(MiBlol, No 4, Feb 55)
SO: SIM. 11D. 631, 26 Au~~,. 55 - Survey of Scientific and Techincal Disserta-
tion Defended at USSR HLher Educational Institutions.
0
(14)

PALOT, i1.; ~MGDI,E"TZMVA, Y.A.; KITCBNKO, A.Y.; OLETNIKOVA, Te.A.
Wfect of sleep Induced by drugs upon the development of certain Infoc-
tions. 2hur.mikrobIol.ep1d,I Imm. no-3:89 M? '54. (K6n 7:4)
1. Is Xharlkovskogo Inatituta epidealologii I n1krobiologil In.
Nechnikova I kafedry mikroblologil Kharlkovzkogo Instituta usover-
shenstvoyaniya vrachey. (Sloop) (Infection)

USSR / General Problems of Pathology. Pathophysioiogy U- Is
of Infectious Process.
Abs Jour-. Ref Zhur-Biol., No 15,, 1958., 70740.
Author : Palant B,, Blagodeteleva, V, A,., Hitchenko A. V.$
Ole nik2ya-'Lp-.~
Inst :Kharkov Institute of Vaccines and Sera.
Title :The Role of Inhibition and Excitation in Certain
Infections and Immunity, Report 1. The Effect
of Medication-Induced Sleep on the Development of
Certain Infections,
Orig Pub: Tr, llharkov:~k, In-ta vaktsyn I syvorotok, 1957,
24Y 3-6,
Abstract: Sleep induced by medications (urethane, urethane
with veronal
., luminol, pentothal and sodium anytW
aggravates the course of streptococci infection in
mice (43 out of 46 mice died, and in the control
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MHUSKATA, X.N. [Ir2hatalka, X.N.1; OL3~TNIXO , -OV R
. -1--yjL je.~L~ (OlelnyL a, I A.]
Results ofaconference on the all-Itepublic problem 'Physiological
cbmeteristics of children as the basis for effective training and
the prevention of disease,m hd., akunb. I gin. 20 no.2:61-63 '58.
(MM 13:1)
(CHILUM)

GRESS --VML')ItX, YNYTSWI, H.Ye.; BMAYAs
MULOYAU01A, 0.1.; ISHMIDMO-1,11MIX, X.M.; VXL'VOVSXhYA. R.I.;
Stud.v of an outbreak of tox1coBept1c diseaseB cauBed by
3uherichla colt type 0 111. Zhiar.mikToblol.epid. I Irmun.
30 no.5:3.43 My '39. Olin 12: 9)
1. 12 M=Ikovskogo institnta Taktain i syvoTotok imenj Hichni-
kova i Mvirlkovskogo Instituta okhrany materinstva i detstva.
(IMSTINES-DISBAUBS)

GIM~-XMVMN, B.Y6-;-J3?JAYA, O.Si;-Y3OWL)Y1VOVA, 0.1,,--VBL�VbVSYAYA, R.L;-
09YAN'r.32VA. 1.V.; TAYTSW, -R-Ye.; 01MVINUM, YeA,,; GMMMVSKAYA,
X.J.; V01INA, J.Ye.; '~AWJAVj7k
.;XAIA, S. H.
Investigation of the role of serological types of the coll bacillus
in the etiology of naute intestinal diseases of young children. Pediatrile,
37 no.5:10-16 IV 159. - 01M& 12:8)
1. 1z Miarikovskogo nauchno-Issledovatal'skago instituts vaktsin I
syvorotok imani Mechnikova (dir. - Imnd. biolog. muk G.P. Cherims)
Khar1kovskogo nauchno-isoledovatel's3cogo Instituts okhrany-mterinst-va
I detstva (dir. - kand. med. nauk A. 1. Kornilova) I 21-y detskoy in-
fek.tsionnoy bol"nitsy Qlavnxy vrach I.M. Chervontsev).
(EMMITIS, in :Imf. & child
E. coli, etiol. role of different serotypes (RUB))
01MCEMICHIA COLL Infect.
enteritIB in Inf., etiol. role of different serotypes (Pus))

CIZYNIKOVA' YO.A. (oloblyy-ma. B.A.], 'k=d.mDd.nauk
Gonferert.*.,a cr. infertious Cwtroint-entLaal dise"r-a in J.-nfan-t--.
Pad,~ &ash. i gin. 22 n0.5:64 '-60, WIIRA 15-0")
(C,~L-,TROEIMMOLOGY-,C,OVGRESSES)

OLEYNIKOVA, Ye.O. [oleimykova, JE.O.]; VEYTS)WI, R.Yo. [Veitsman, R.lE.1
24icroflora of the Intestine in Infants. Fed.., akush. i gin. 23 no.3;
16-19 261. (PHU 15:4)
1. Kharlkovskiy nauchno--iSBledovatellskiy institut okhrany materinstva
i detskaya im. N.K.Kmpskoy (direktor - kand,,med.nauk O.I.Kornilova).
(INTESTINES-MIGROBIOLOGY)

OLMIKOVA, Te.A.
Phapcytic-.activit-j of the Isucocytes in the blood of newborn
thA4~en in relation to Eschericbia coh of differamt serotypw.
VOP-ekb-mat-I det. 8 no.3:31+-38 Mr 163. (HIU 16:5)
1. 12 mikrobi I icbeskoy laboratorli (rukovoditell - kand.med.namk
Ye.A, Maynikovaj Xharskovskogo mauebno-Issledovatel'skogo Instituta
okbrany materinstva i detstva imeni U.K. XrupBkiDy (Cur. - kamd.med.
mauk A.I. Xornilova).
(PHAWGITOSIS) (IMMS (nVBDM7)-DISRMFZ)
(ESCHERICHIA ODLI)

MR7111A, Te.Xh.-, ZAITMI, A.I.; SAMINISKATA, M.O.; 71MMMITA, O.F.J
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EAgroclimatic manual for'lirov Provincel'.Agroklimaticheskii spra-
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1. RuBBia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Glavnoye -uprayleniye gldromtsorologi-
chaskoy sluzhby. Terkbne-TolzhBkoys mpravleniye.
(Kirov lIxovince-Grops and climtB)

~ - .-. , v - I
CIEP1.11ii'Mil ~ Y-E~. ) nc f~atxl , I . 0.
L-,mber 'I'mae
prise "e'll. trud. 6, -C. 3, 13~f'2-
uBtlorucheyzIdy" Ll-mbcr F:n ~:n'
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Librari of congress, June 195 Uncl.

nNixo7sun, N.x., imna. -k-him. mauk;, DL17=07A, inzh.
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17-20 258. (MIRA 11:12)
I.V9aBpyuzn7y nauchno-issladovatellakly institut zhirov.
(Acids, 7atty) (Unsaponiflable matter)

BBSPYATOV, li.P.,kand.tekbi.nau%i,_ClyYlIIXDYA, Z.7.
Critical concentration of the micolla formation In aqueous soap
solutions fron synthetic fatty acids. Masl,-zbIr.prom. 26 no.11:
26-29 U $60. (HM 13:11)
1. N4uchno-ispledovatellskiy inDtitut sinteticheAlkh 2hirozameniteley
I moyashchikb srBdstv, Sbabekino.
(Micelles) (Soap) (Acids, Yatty)

AUTHORS: Yelinson, S. V., Oleznyuk, V. A. 75-1-15/26
TITLE: The Gravim-tric Determination of Uranium Ubing
~Cupferron for Its Separation (Vesovoy metod opredeloniya
urana s primeneniyem kupferona dlya yego otdeleniya)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Analiticheskoy Khimii, 1958, Vol 1', Nr 1,
nr 95-90/ (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Besides many other oreanic reaCents cupferron is
especially used for the separation of uranium as a complex
comp6und. In the analytical chemistry of uranium the precipita
tion with cupferron is mainly used for the separation of
elements disturbing in titrimetric uranium determination.
In the gravimetric determination of hexavalent uranium a
precipitation is first performed with "cupferron 11, in order
to separate iron, titanium, vanadium and other elements. Then
uranium is reduced to the tetravalent staCe and is preCiDitated
with cupferron, in order to separate it from aluminum,
chromium, 1,eryllium, phosphorus, manganese and other
elements. Gollidey and Renningkhem (reference 5) after the
Card 1/5 separation of the admixtures by "cupferron" oxidized the

The Gravim-?tric Dete=ination of Uranium UBing 7 5-1 -15/2 6
Cupferron for Its Separation
excess "cupferron" by repeated treatment with sulfuric acid
and nitric acid, then reduced uranium in a Jones reductor
or by other methods and finally precipitated the
"cupferronatet' of tetravalent uranium. The cupferronatte is
burned and annealed, under which conditions U 30. forms,
which is weighed. This gravinetric method can, however, in the
manner in which it is suggested, not be employed in the
analysis of ores and concentrates in series analyses. The
oxidation of the excess "cupferron" is a lengthy operation
and moreover does not always lead to success. The authors
made it their task to find conditions for the method of the
double precipitation withlbupferrsn" by which it works rapidly
and simply and by which it is suitable for the analysis of
ores and concentrates in works laboratories. In the method
newly worked out the exoess cupferron is not oxidized after
the first precipitation. As the precipitation of the
"cupferronatell of the riMuced uranium in then inevitable
Card 2/5 in the Jones reductor, amalgamated zinc, cadmium or bismuth

The Gravimetric Determination of Uranium Using 75-1-15/26
Cupferron for Its Separation
cannot be used for the reduction of uranium. Rivalent
chromium also proved to be useleos, as it is also carried
down in pr,-cipitation. Sodium hydrosulfite (Ila S 0
suitable as reducing ajent. 2 4 6)
(This nonenclature is not in agreement with the inter-
national nomenclature. It should read sodium tetrathionate.
Abstractor's remark). The conpleteness of the reduction
as dependent on time was also investiCated. It became evident
that solutions with a uranium content of 150-200 mC must be
left standing for at least 20 minutes after the addition of
sodium hydrosulphite, in order to attein a complete
reduction. The influence exerted by foreign ions upon the
determination: ironp aluminum and vanadium may well be
separated from uranium by thin method. The presence of
molybdenum hiChly increases the results of the analysis.
Molybdenum cannot be separated from uranium by cupferron,
is on addition of oodium hydrosulphite precicipitated as
sulfide and on annealing is converted to MoO -
Copper, lead and other elements of the hydro3 len sulfide
Card 3/5 Eroup are also precipitated as sulfides on addition

The Gravimetric Deteimination of Uranium Using 75-1-15/26
C'upferron for Its Separation
of sodium hydrosulphite. In these cases the course of the
analysis has to be modified, by precipitating copper, molyb-
denum, lead and other elements by sodium thiosulfate as
sulfides. The excess thiosulfate is destroyed with a
solution of potassium Dermanganate. When beside copper and
molybdenum no other elements of the hydroCen sulfide
[,,roup are present, the separation of these two elemento can
be attained by a single precipitation with ammonia. The loss
of uranium in the analysis of samples with a high
uranium content was determined by an examination of the
luminescence of the filtrates and the washinL: liquids
of the precipitation of the "cuperronate" of tetravalent
uranium. It became evident that these losnes are insit-,nifican-t.
This method can be used for precision analyses of ores and
concentrates with a uranium content of more than 5~o' in
factory laboratories. One determination takes 4 to 5 hours.
4 weighed portions can be analyzed simultaneously. The
accuracy or reproducability of the method results from the
,..average error square 6. For samples with a uranium content
Card 4/5 of 50 ~ 6 lies near _+ 0,3 ~v (relatively), for samples with

The Gravimetric Determination of Urandur UBing 75-1-15/26
'Cupferroll for Its Separation
5 to 10 ~ near + 1,2 V.' (relatively).
There are 1 figure, 6 tubles, and 7 referencen, 4 of which
are Slavic
SUBVITTED: June 19, 1957
AVAILABLE; Library of Congrear,
1. Uritnim - Deteridnation 2. Uranium - Gravirtietric,
analYSIS 3- Cupforron - Reagent
Card 5/'

< OL37M, A.I.; PAPUSH119. L.L.; SHIROBOK07, M.Y.-, TIMII, 7.G.
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2, YaBlnovskA7 kokj3o)dA-mlcb9ski7 zavod (for Xlenin)o
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OL'FERT, A.I.
Effect of coal slurries on the preparation of low-grade coal in
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1. Ukrainskiy proyektno-konstruktorskiy I nauchno-issledovatel'skiy
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(%joal preparation)

OLUR TZY, D..&.
P3= the conotructlos of comminicativa installations. Test. mvia%i
17 no.3:13-14 Mr 157. OaM 10: 4)
Is Nachal'alk planovogo otdela Upravleniya )mpitallmogo strottell-
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(Talecommicatiam) (Building)

OLFERIM,_G.A.; MKSEYSEVA, T.D., red.
[Lectures on the principles of Wilding operations and
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DOTSMO, X.D., ma-shinist ekBkavatora; TIMaRKOV, M.7.-, GROMTSKIT, I.A.;
OJYMI-JEX-)-214~; IVANOV, M.N., inzban8r, radaktor.
Dighly productive work on a dragline excavator] Opyt Tyukoprols-
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OLM17N, XA, --isibner.
OrarAll machsaizativa ii building sarthol r"dbods. Tramspostral.
5 zo.8:11-14 0 155. (mm q: I)
(Road ambisery)

BIELECKA, Wanda; OLGA, Styk
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01, 1 CI.4C
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1. Tem-ryukTk-'..,, i-yu(na-voc-, KrasnodarnMy kray.

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Durability of the structural elements of the main buildings of
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1. TSentrallnyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy i proyektno-eksperimentall-
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U.S.I.).R. / Human and Animal Physiology. Blood Circu-
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Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 5, 1958, 22147.
Author : Advisor 1'. L., Olg~na F. P.
Inst :Not given.
Title :The Condition of the Cardiovascular System in
Patients With Endemic Goiter Before and After
Treatment.
Orig Pub: Vrachebn. delo, 1957, No 7, 765-766.
Abstract: No abstract.
Card 1/1 66

XOVISHAMI, 7*7.2 prDf.;,--0130M, 7.P., dotsent; NIT, SeNo, dotsent;
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Data from a clinical ama an exparlmental 1westuation of the
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1. Xafedra farmkologil (2av. - prof. 7.V. Kovsharl) I kafedra
gospitallnoy terapii (2ev. - prof. Yaj. BDriz) Stanislavskogo
moditsinskogo Instituta.
(XISSM 12TA) (HYPIRMSION)

-Y-Fo, dotsent; GRUSHKO., N.Ya.; LYASHEM
Bonin, Ya*V&j prof v;.-PLIGINA., C H.,
A.S.-
., KUGFIPM, I.S.
Hemodynamic shifts in workers of the Kalusb potassium combine.
Vmach. delo no.ll-.104-IU7 N163 WRA 16:12)
1. Wedra Gospital2noy terapii (zav. - prof. Ya.V.Borin)
Ivan o-Frankovskcgo meditsinskogo instituta.
0

MIGINA, F.P., dotsent; KOSM, T.F.; NECHIFORRINO, V.P.
Dissect-ling aortic, aneurysm as a result of physical
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I
1. Rafedra gospi-tallnoy t-erapli (zav. - profe Ya.V.Borin) i
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I
OLIGINA, F.P.. dotsent, kand. med. nnulc (Stanislav)
Zinc content of the blood and its excretion from the bDdy in
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1. 1z kafedry g33pitallnoy torapii (zav. - prof. Ya..V.Borin)
I kafedry biokMnii (zav. - dotsent G.A. BaberNo) Stanislav-
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--OLIGINA, F.P.
Content of some trace elemert!; in the blood and c-rgar.a of
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3:62-67 I-Ir 164. (1,111RA 17: 11
1. Kafedra gospitallnoy terap-ii (zav. - prof. Ya.V. Borin) i ka-
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CITC-A't-11 J.
7 ' : -, IF , da-
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"0 : J)
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OLIGIN
146
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,- OVOINA, 7.?..,kandidut moditainskikh nauk; RaINKOV, I.M.
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1. .7almaltstmkVa terapevtichaskaya klinika (say.-M.L. Aviosor)
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(NBNATODA)

AVIDSM, M.I.. PrOfeB903'; C)1'Gllk, 7,.P., kandidat neditsinsklkb nauk
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1. Kafedra fakalltetsko7 terapil (2av. - prof. R.L.Aviosor)
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(GOIM) (CARDIOVISCUM SYSTEM--DISRASES)

Y~viln,- Fictu.-es and Children
Work with chilircn in r"cvin,7 ictlae-, t-reaters., lr-.~ n
no. 10, I~g,L.
9- Monthl List 0 A Russian AcCessions', Library of Congress,- May 195Y, Uncl.
2

OLIGINA., 0.
A groat summs. RabotnltBu 1+0 no.3227 Mr 262. (MIRA 16s2)
(Motion pIcturSB fOr children)

DLIGOVSXIY, Ya. (Chernigovskaya oblant')
Primary organi2ation of the machine-tractor station. Voen.znam.
31 no.12:6 3) 155. MR& 9: 5)
1. Instruktor oblaftnogo komiteta Dobrovollnogo obahchostva
sodeptvl7a armii, aviateii i flotu.
(Military education)

01JFAT!, V. I.
"Diurnal Rhythms im the lie5j,iration of Fish i~arvae.," Dqk-1. Ak. liaul-SSSR,
29, No. 8-9, 1940.
Lab. Fish Culture and Melit5ration, Inst. Mlaribe Fisheries and Oceanography,

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Maculipenrds," Dol-2. Ak. Naul- 2, 1947.

7-
Daly rhylbm of Imwth andzespiratk-m of me"Oft larviki,
(Anopb4lem macullpetifth). V~ 1, 001*11, A'Asj 'v Akfid
IN,)** S-S,S, 11, 31, 11; 111, 111111, U Wlaof 30 Alml -31b
O'Vwx Ismas. xr.)"Ib wrols in 91hr rally PATI 01 a day
MITI. glow3h at mWO;q; tbe :h)d stair brbavri WmItally.
shlic thr I%t mage shows max. growill in Or rally pArt A a
cuts in Ibe v1protnx am) rally morn)nz bouts, w )e
trspond to Ibr min. raft 0 vn7ifli. 0. M. x

OLIFAIi, 7. 1.
7- 1- 011fan, G. G. Abrikosov, F. A. Berezina, A'. S. Bronstein, N. S.
Gny-vvs)mya, V. 1. Zatmjin. N. N. Konda-kov, K. I. Veyer, P. 1.
Z. A. ?!Iatova, A. A. Slhorigln, T. F. Chitchr~pora, Z. G.
Shched.rin, V. A. Jashnov co-authors of the book tilrLi ~q~ ~A-
nnd Ylora of Illorthm-m Seas In USSR edited by Proh N. S. Gayevcki,
and approved by the Ministry of USSR Hig~her Eduebtion as a =-anual
for universities. State F~ablishin- ISOVIET SODE110", Moscow - 194-8.
SO: APL 654015

OLZFANT, V. !.
IlThe D#1y Rhythm of the Gx-L-;th of the Carp Larvae (C.)rrpinus Carpio L.),"
%r&, Ak. Ilauk SSM. 59, i1o. 1, 1948.
Dept. Biological Scl. Acad.Sci. (*P-. Inst. Cytology, PistolojW and i!~Tibnjology)

some rtsularifirs in ChAwl W Its 320%'b~ in
Anopbe)IS PWO. V. I. (Alan. DAROO All*J- -VO-mk
t6S. 677-S)IINP).-The mplmllon W the Impar
Valk* will4y. #-3jA-ri*]jy in 1232cl WI a Their cliornt-r.
Thor b a IbAlp nwx. M 8-IB hn, C4 ap, with a rn~n.
jai .76 hro, !oDowrd byu Awp 71me to a xmx~ whicb hoI3
from 40 hri, of x3v lb w Im. W allt. 6111tr V'b'*)) a sirAdy
rise is 2)LOA. T)w-ft art difftymm in the abaprA Q 0*
incialMim curvm lot sprrimens colk-dr4 at dillcyrnt
Of yxw.
74AI.0~51-4 71e 7

011FAN, V. 1.
"The Cyclic Lature of the Growth of Fishes In the Early Stages of their
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clllpn~llf) 1,14 1.
1.%larial Fever
Fbssibilities of coordinating interest:7, of malariologists
and pisciculturists in their work on pools. Trudy Soveshch.
ZIN, No. 1, pt. 12 1951
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, June jq'-~j'2Unc,,.

CLIM, V.I.
Possibilities of coordinating the interests of malaria specialists
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T
TISCCLI
Two ' es of Dtriodicity I~n pcSt-e-!;ry,:m-d -nt c-1' -,',~ttct~t
UYP
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9. Montbl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress', Deembetr -195Y, Ujlcl.
2

OLIFANI VO I*
Mosquitos
Changes in the Mzl~lghian vaBsels of the malaria mooquito during its pDatembryonic
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9. Monthl L-ist Of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, I;eeesber -1912Uncl.

SMIYMY, P.G.; RMHIU, M.G.; 7AS111KOVA, Z.G.; PROKOPMKO, l.l.; 1-TSMO. A.Ya.;
X"AGINTSEV, S.N.; OLIYAW, 7.1.: BANDIN. A.1.; RAXHWOVA, M.; TINOPEYEVA,
OP 1.7.; SUMOVA, O.F. --" -
In memory of A.D.Pblumordinov. Mpd.paraz.1 para2.bol. n0-3:287 Itr-Je '53.
(MMA 6:19 )
(Pblumordimov, Arsenii lbitrievich, 1902-1953)

OLIF"' -V. 1.
Olifan', V. 1. - nweatigation of the General Regularities In the Post-ambryonal
Develo;mnt of Insects." Inat of Flalsria,, Medical Parasitology, and Helminthology
of the Min Public Health USSR, Mosecu., 1955 (Dissertation for the Degree of Dvat6r
in Biological SdenCeB)
SOj Xnizbmqa letopisl,, No 2J,, 11 June 2955, ADscow, Pages 91-10.4

Name: OLIFAN, Vora Ivanovna
D.Issertation: Investigation of the general regularity
in the pattern of post-embryonic develop-
ment of insects
Degree: Doe Biol. Sci
Affiliation: Inat of Malaria, Med Paracitology, and
Helminthology of the Min of Health USSR
Defense Date, Place: 28 Jun 55, Council of the DeDt of Med-
Blol Bel, Acad-Med Bel USSR
Certification Date: 9 Mar 57
Source: BMVO 13/57

T,
USSR / Zooparasitology - Mites and Insects - G-4
Disease Vectors
Abs Jour: Referat. Zh. Biol., No. 1, 1958, 898
Author : Olifan, V.I.
Title : Construction of a Spawning and Fish Growing In-
dustry In the Lower Reaches of Reconstituted
Rivers, and Conditions of Malarial Mosquito
Breeding
Orig Pub: Tr. probl. I temat. soveshchaniy. Zool. in-t AN
SSSR, 1957, No. 7, 144-148
Abstract: No abstract.
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Diurnal fevding piriodi) of the fry of Raikal graylinz a",, )n
diurn-al rbythms in fish fr-.7 In general. Dol-1. A3 SSn 114 n0,3-
669-672 My '57. (Imru iota)
1. Pradstavleno akademLkom I.I. Shmal-16auzenor.
(Bailml, lake-Grayling)

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AUTHOR: Olifan, V.-I.-
TITLE: On the 24-Hogr Feeding Rhythms of the Pry of Baykal Grayling,
and on the 24-Hour Rhythmc of Fish Fry in General (0 sutochnykh
ritmakh pitaniya mallkov Baykal'skogo khariusa i o sutoohnykh
ritmakh u molodi ryb voobshche)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii Nauk S3SR,1957,Vol-114,Nr 3,pp.,669-672(USSR)
ABSTRACT2 The pro blem of the rhythms- and particularly of the rhythms
within twenty-four hours - in the physiology and behavior of
animals arouses great interest. Intensive studies of this
subject were started during recent years. The rhythms of the
life and daily activities of fish, however, are not well known.
In this context, the author of the paper under review wants
to repo rt on bis observations at Lake Baykal. The experiment-
al fry, weighing 65 - 300 mg, came from an auxiliary reservoir
of the Bol'shaya River (this river flows into Lake, Baykal).
11he fry waa observed through an uninterrupted period of 24
hours, and particular attention was given to the way the fry
was fed ;-.. t%z =--rous small crustaceans (moinae, daphniae,
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On the 24-Hour Feeding Rhythms of the Fry of Baykal Grayling, and on the
24-Hour Rbythms of Fish Fry in General
crustaceans eaten was noted. The results of these -observa-
tions are represented by CUTVeB in Figure NX I of the paper
under review. From am analysis of the data available in the
.relevant soientific publications the author of the present
paper comes to the following concluBionss 1) The 24-hour feed-
ing and breathing rhythms hava been ddtermined by several auth-
orB with regard to differpnt fish; 2) These xhythms vary from
fish to fishi Bone have two maxima, other three or even four,
but in almost all species of fish Investigated the morning
and evening hours represent periods of highest feeding and
breathing intensity. In the light of the above, the conclusion
by Vinberg that "thexe does not exist and cannot exist any
definite type of variation in daily metabolism common to all
fish" must be considered as erroneous. Vinberg's criticism of
am earlier yaper by the author of the present paper does not
hold ground. The payers of other authors to which Vinberg re-
fers show a series of methodological inaocuracies. There
are I figurz and 17 references, 13 of which arD Soviet.
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OLIFAN, V.I.
? -------- Iriticin's of some fun&pjaental these In G.G. Vinberg's book
"Intensity of metabolism and nutritive requirements In fishes."
'Biul.HDIP. Otd.biol. 63 no.2:173 Mr-Ap 258 (MM 11:7)
(71SEES--PEYS ITIMY)

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AUTHOR; 01 ifer-,--~. A.- (Cindidate of biological iscienoes) 1. BOOM* (R
TME: Control of Carpocapea pomonella
C~v
SOURCE: Zishchita rasteniy ot vredite i bolesney, no. 5, 1965, 22-23
lp
,TOPIC..TAG9i agriculture, insecticide, pesticide
ADSTRAM.- Some of the disadvantages of spraying with DDT are pointed out, with
'particular attention-to the harmful effects of residues on the fruit (1.2 tag/kg on
apples even 80 days after spraying with a 0.8% suspension of 30% DDT). The results
of laboratory and field experiments performed in 1961-1964 are reported, showing
that hibernating larvae of the apple worto (C. pomonella) can be killed effectively
by an-emulsion-of solar oil with dinitroorthocresol,-parathion, Dipterex and/or
hexachlorocyclobexane, at a dose of 3-4 liters/tree, without leaving harmful
residues on the fruit. Further tests in other areas of the SSSR are recommended.
art.-has: 1 table.
lorig,
ASSOCIATION: Ukralnskiy institut,sadovodstva (Ukrainian Institute of
Hofticultur*)
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