SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PARHON, C. I. - PARIKOZHKA, I. A.

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RUJMVIA Humn and Animal Physiology. Inner Secretion. T
Abu Jour : ]Ref Zhur - Biologiya, Do 1, 1959, Do- 3571
Author : Parbon 0. 1.- Pitis M.; Stanescu, V.; Segal-
10DOscu, VJ.
Unt :Rumanian Academy
Title :Report on 12 Cases of CushinSes Syndrome in Children
and Adolescents
Or LS Pab :Studil si cercetzri andocrinol. Aced. M., 1957, 8,
No 2, 133-151
Abstract :No abstract given
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-~_--MUJANIA R=n =A An-fmal Physiology. In nor Secretion. T-7
Abe Jour : Ref Zhur - Piologiya, No 1, 19W, No- 3513
Author : Perhon C. I.; Babes, A.; Patrea, T.
Titj-e : Possibility of Endocrine Interrelation Between ,-.ell
Ble&bw, Liver and Testicles
Orig Pub : Studii si cercetari endocr1nol. Aced. M, 1957, 8,
No 2, 197-205
Abstract : Guinea pigs were destroyed 3 - 243 days after removal
of Sell bladder. Depending on the tine passed after
the operation, 3 kinds of liver lesions were noted-
(1) steels-manifestations in liver with dystrophic cell
lesions; (2) fat dystrophy with intercystic accumulation
of lipoids; (3) cirrhotic lesions with multiplying of
ducts and connective tissue. At the saw time, dystrophic
sanifestations were noted In the pancreme, adrenals, and
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RIDIAMA / Hwrmn and Animal Yforpholojvy (Normal and Pathclo,,ziccl), S
Endocrine Systema
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biolf No 21P 1958,, No 97165
Author : P-MAGN r!,14 PPS61hicIbP D.; Sinbleenti, Vj; Petrea, I.
Inst hm,%niM Ac6det#
Title : On Microscopic PdAhblopy 9f the Spiphysis of Man in
Connection with.Aging.
Orig Pub : Studii si cereetari endocrinol. Aced. RPRP 19% 8"
No. 3, 311-314
Abstract : A considerable individual variability of the epiphysis
(E) is noted, From an enrly alre,, dystrophic affections
of 11, ire observed, which, however,, are not always connect-
ed with age. In the beginning, the vtrecture of E is
trabecular, end later comppet.: The lotter may be
preserved for life or nry convert into alveolar and
lobular, which is frequently replaced by traboodsr
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Human and Animal Morphology (Normal and 1c;
Pathological). IReproductive System.
_,bs Jour : ',Ref. Zhur - Biologlya, No. 3, 1959, 10-356
iWthcr : Parhon, ki~rcella; Dancasiu, M-Inorvs~
Inst
Tit1c, On the L*orpholo&y of Interstitial Tissue of th-e
Testis In Differcnt Species of
Orig Pub Studii si cercetarl endocrinol. X'Lcad. RPR, 1957,
8, ITO. 4, 383-395
Abstract In reprcsontativus of till 5 cla6BGs of vertebra-
tee, the structure of the interstitial tissue il.nd
Its seasonal (fish, rc~)tiles, birds) and aging
changes (rodents and large-horn cattle) were in-
vestigated. Functional changes of histological
structure of interstitial tissue are deBaribed.
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PATIRON. 0.1.; ASIAN, PWR; COSMOVICI, 11.1.
Effect of vitamins H 1 and H 3 on ce U proliferation in animals: ex-
-Deriments with Protozoa (Infusoria). Bal. stlint., sect. nod. 9'no.l:
135-152 1957.
(PROGAINB, eff.
on cell proliferation in Protozoa)
(PARUNINOBENZOIG ZOID, eff.
same)
(PROTOZOA
Infuzoria, cell proliferation. eff. of procalne & parasmin-
obenzoic acid)

PkRHON, G.J. (Member of the AcadeuW); PSIRM, I.
Endocrino-can-cerolo'gic investilptions in the Rtmanian People's
Republic. Rwmnian M. Rev. 2 no.1:56-62 Jan-Wr .58.
(3NMRM GIANDS, in various dis.
cancer, etiol. factors, review)
(BROPIASKS
hormone ther. & etiol. factors of endoorine secretioul,
review)
(HORMNES, ther. use
cancer, review)

IPARHON, C. I.J, Acad.; SAHIMM, V.; IAIJOU, L
An experimental study on the action exerted by certain synthetic anti-
malarial drags upon the endocrine system. Riumanian X. Rev. 2 no.2:56-
61 Apr-June 58.
(BIWWRIUM GLUTM. eff. of drugs on
antimalarials in female rate)
(ANTMI&RUIS, eff.
on endocrine glands in female rate)

EXCEMA VIDICA See 5 Vol 12/9 General Path. Sept 59
2476. POLYMORPHOUS PULMONARY LESIONS RESULTING FROM INJECT-
IONS OF METHYLCHOLANTHRENE - Polimorfismul lezional al plSminului
dupA injectarea, sa cu metilcolant ren --P a r-h-o n C. 1. and P e t r e a
COM. ACAD. R. P. R. 1058, 8/5 (531-5_3_6) Ilius. 5'
Intrapulmonary injection of 0. 1 ml. of a 2% solution of methylcholanthrene provok-
ed 70 days later massive pleuropulmonary lumours. Microscopical examination
revealed: (1) endoalveolar adenocarcinoma; (2) fusocellular sarcoma and myossr-
coma in the pleura and the diaphragm; (3) squamous-cell metaplasia in the pulmo-
nary parenchyma. Stress is laid on the significance of provoking experimental
tumDurs in all organs. and not Only 82rcomas in the s.c. tissue.
(V. 16)

, ~tl -I lakademik, urof. (Bukhnrls'O.
-!!I
no.5.46-48
My '58.
The probleb of longevity. Nauka I zhiznl 25
(MIRA 11:5)
1. Pochetnyy prezident AN Rumynakoy Narodnoy Respubliki, direktor
Institutn endok-rinologii, nauchnyy rukovoditell Institutp geriatrii
rukovoditell kafedry endokrinologil InBtftutm po perepodgotovke i
unoverehanntvovanizu vrachey i fFkmntsevtov.
(Longevity)

EXCE.Rj>TA ',",BDICA See 3 iol 14/4 Endocr!-,olog
.y Apr 60
644, COLLECTED PAPERS.111. GE%ERJ%L ENDOCRINOLOGY; THYROID,
PARATHYROID. TIIYMUS - Opere alese. 111. Endocrinologie general"",
nds tiroidd. glandele paratiroide ji, timus - P a r h a n C . I. Inst. de
------ L- - T-A
VnIdocr., Acad. R. P. R., Bucureqti - ACAD. REPUB 7POM RE
110MINBID519 (583pages) Tables 1411lus.36 Price: lei 38.--
A compil4tion of 51 papers covering the period of 1909 to 1956, published mostly
in 11numlinian journals. Each article is followed by an extensive summary in
French and Russian. A complete bibliography of the articles of the author on
rsubjettv concerned is uppended.

142MUH;z3~1% [Parbon, C.1.1; OJMrU, S.
- * q M- M-M- - ----
Role of disulfide and metbyl groups tin the processes of aging.
Mokbimlia, 25 no.l-.61-67 Ja-F 160. (MIRA 13:6)
1. Institute of Bndocrinology and the Department of Chemotherapy,
Acadevy of Sciences of Romnian Peoplo's Republic, Bunharest.
(AGING)
(BULTHMYL COXPOMS metub. )
(MWIDIRS ustal. )

FARHOV, G.I.,, acad.,- OERIU, S., prof.
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The part played by disulphide and methyl groups in ageing processes.
Fb=anian M Rev. no,-1:221-22.3 Ja-Mr '61.
1. The "C.I. Parhon" Institute de Endocrinology and the Chemotherapeutic
Team of the R.P.R. Academy. 2. Corresp. Member of the R.P.R. Academy
(for Deriu).
(AGEING physiology) (IETHIONINE metaboliam)
(CYSTINE metabollsO (GLUTATHIONE metabolism) (CYSTEIFE pharmacology)

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mywm./Humn anO_ :Lnirml Ivbysiolo~;y - Litcrnal Secretion. -7
Thc_ TIIyrms.
Abs J,-,.ir ',icf 72iur - Diol., 11,D 1-3, 1953, 84387
Author Parhm, D.I., Postelnicu, D., Liostelnicu, N.
Inst 11u,_zniai, ;,S.
Title Effects of Paro=ainobenzuic Acid /Dajupoy. Thyiaus
Glan-'s Subjected to Involtitions.
3riC; 11-ib StuJii si cercetari unL)-rinol. A::acl, R'-, 101,61, 'T.,
459-462.
Abstract For a period of I mit.i UCI rats vere given intcmally
0.02 Lx cf PILPA. In 8 rjut of 10 rats the thymus (T) ac-
quired the appearalicc ~'I T norrml for adults, i.e., it
rcGeaeratcl. In othcr cnJocrifrni Glands siC~Ii-fic=t chan-
Ges wure not found. The liver's C~_ycoren content ~_ccr,~r_-
sc(I sliGhtly.
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PARIMN, L.
The superior nervous activity of younq and old people studied by
the method of conditioned vascular reflexes; effects of treatment
with hormones and vitamins for old, people. P. 417.
ACADEMIA REEPUBLICH POPULAIRE RCMANY.: Ruma-nia.
Vol. 5, no. 2, Feb. 1955.
SOMCE: KEAL - LC Vol. 5 No. 11 Aug. 1?56

PARHCV-STEFJNESCU,__qq?jq~W~a, prof.; CSIXT, C., conf.; NEGULICI, &igenia,
G.N.Idr.; STEFAN, Margareta, dr.
General view of the etiology and pathogmesis of sch12ophrenia.
Neurologia (Wcur) 10 no.2t97-108 Mr-Ap'65-
1. lucrare efectuata in Clinicilp I- ps:Lhiatrie din Bucurestd si
Tirgu Mares si in Centrul de neurop Alatrie infantile, Bucurest'l.

PARHON-SMAIMM, C.,; PMMA, Blena.; NBIU, Florica.
Cerebril metabolism In relation to changes in the body fluids.
Bul st:(Lnt.. sect. med. 7 no.4:1209-1242 Oct-Dec 55-
(MkIN, metabolism
glucides & minerals. In normal & hypertbyrold dogs)
(CARBORTMATES, metabolism
brain, in normal & byperthyroid dogs)
(HYPARTHYROIDISM, experimental
eff. on glucide & mineral astab. of brain. In dogs)

PARKHON-SIOMPANSSKU, K. [Parbon-Stefenescu, C VUZHON. A. (Trejon. A.)
ThyroidectomW as a therapeutic methol in affective psychoses [with
al.ift"ry in Yrenchl * Zhur.nevr. t peikh. 57 no.8:1005-1008 157.
(KIRA 10:11)
1. Paii.,hietricheakays kliniks Bukharests-kkogo moditainsko-farms-
tsevtichmskogo institute (dir. K.Parkhor-lbtefenesku)
(PSYCHDSES, KANIC IMMSSIVE, surger7.
thyroidectomy (Rua))
(TBYROID GIAND. surgery,
excis. in manic-depressive paychoses OLUS))

PARHON-STEFARiSCU Constanta. RODIR, 2.4 MICIEA, Elena; HUHULEA, Teodora;
IIHAIJ Elena.
Coheideriti6tis on the relation between endocrine diseases and as-
thenic~318~u'rosia. Stud. cercet. endocr. 14 no.4/5/6-.579-584 163.

~~P;,F . OU,.,,,CqnBtants. (Lecturer); PRM, Elena; cMGIUIESCU, p.;
PARHM-,� -:,~ ~. i6
i& ,#~=
TU, orica
Contributions to the study of the biolo.gical featurea of dementia
sensilis. Ramanian H. Rev. 2 no.1:42-45 Jan-Mar 58,
(PSYCHOM, SMIIM, rostab.
biol. factors)

WMIA I== wA AnIml PhysIology. bbt0ollsm. T-2
Abe Jour : ~ Ref Zhur - Riologiya, No 1, 19".. bb - 3178
Author : Phrhon, C. I.; Oeriu, S.; Aslan, A.; P;Thq4L~__
Steranescu, -C.; Tanase , I.; bblu, Gh.; Galiano, 14.;
S.
Inat Rummiew AandWw,
Titu 3100heldcal -Study ~ of Biology of Age ni . awan
Blood Iovels of ftthlonino Cystin, Cystein and the
Total,, Oxidized wA bdiioed'Glutothlow In Relation
to Age and Punctional. State of thei Central Nervous
system
Orig Pub : Conom. Acad. MR, 1957, 7, So 1, 21-29
Abstract : In ncaval huraw, the ratio of bl*od methionine (I)
to the blood total of cystine plva cysteine (II)
gradually increases up to the ap of 80, but from 80
to 90 It decreases to values obearred In 3 - 10-year-old
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PARIBOX, - T,-A,-;-�-HKOL ']RIK, M.Ya.
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Effect of sail temperature on the amount of different forms of
boron in kidney bean plants. Trudy Bat. Inst. Ser. 4 no-15f
193-203 162. (MIRA 15:7)
(Plants, Effect of boron on)
(Plants, EffeaVbf soil temperature on)

SHKOLIWIKV M.Ya.;j-wBDK, T-A-
Effect of glassy frit trace element fertilizerv on the yield and
trace element content of plants. Trudy BA. inst. Ser. 4
no.15:204-213 162. (MIRA 15t7)
(Plants, Effect of trace elements on) (Frita)

PAMBOK, T.A.
. ..... I ~
Effect of ligbt intensity, day lengtb a.zd so-11 wis-,uro
on the formation of onion bulbs under conditions of arti-
ficial light. "Trudy Bot.inst.Ser. 4 r0-13:294-111 '59.
(MIU 13:3)
(Onions) (Plants. Effect of light on)
(Plants. Effect of water ort)

PARIBOK, T.A.
klq w7- ~
ellllo~ ~7pt
UP tke of boron, manganese, and molybdenuza and their distribution
in plants. Trudy Bot. inst. Sor. 4 no.12:268-289 158. (MIRA 11: 7)
(Plants-Assimilation)

PARIBOK. T.A.,-.ALEKSEYEVA-POPOVA, N-.V.
Effect of zinc on the absorption and utilization of phrsphorus trr
plants. Fiziol.rast. 12 no..4:591-596 J1--Ag 165.
(M f RA i 8: 3,2 )
1. Bctanicheskiy institut imeni VoL.Komarova AN SSI'R, Leninlarad.
Submitted March 17, 1964.

PARIBDK, T.A.; KUZI;ETS(NA, G.N.
Effect of soil temperature on the abso-rpl;ion and distribution
of mic:-oelements in plants. Trudy Bot. :Lnst. Ser. 4 no.16:
27-48 163. (FJRA 17:2)

EBKOLNIK, M. I.; KOSITSYN,
V.; POIBOK, T. A.; WrYDOVA,
"The pbysiological role a-f ziriC
report submitted for LOth Int]. Botwica-l Cong, Edinburgh,
AS USSR, Leningrad.

PARIBCK, T.A., 'tandidat biologichoskikh nauk.
11 -, __ 4"
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Uvrelopment of onion bulbs in artificial light. Agroblologlia no.6:120-
128 N-D 156, (KERA 10 11)
1. Agrofizicheakiy muchno-Issledovatelskiy institut, Leningrad.
(Wona) (Light--Physiological effect.)

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AUTHORS: Koton, M. M., Kiseleva, T. M., SOV/20-125-6-24/61
Paribok, V. A.
TITLE: The Synthesis of the Polymerizing Methacrylates of
Trialkyl-(aryl) Tin (Sintez poii,.evizuyushchikhsya metakrilatov
trialkil(aril)olova)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 125, fir 6, pp 1263-1264
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: Data have been lacking on the production of methacrylates of
the alkyl- and aryl derivatives of tin (except Ref 1) in most
recent time. The authors Bjnthesized for the first time the
derivatives mentioned in the title:
1) Cg2 = C(CH 3 )C003n(CH 3Y 3) CH2 ' C(CH,)COOSn (C4 H9 )3 and
2) CH2 . C(CH 3)C003n(C 2H5)3 ; 4) CH2. C(CH 3)COOSn(C 6H5)3*
This synthesis was obtained by the interaction of the corres-
ponding hydroxides of trialkyl-(aryl) tin and of methacrylic
acid solved in acetone. The substances produced are white
crystalline compounds which are easily soluble in organic sol-
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The Synthesis of the PolymerizinF, 1.11~!thacrylstes SOV/20-125-6-24/61
of Trialkyl-(aryl) Tin
solution. Furthermore, a copolymerization with vinyl monomers
takef; place under the formation of colorless synthetic products.
The hitherto solid polymers are transformed into transparent
colorless elastic gel (methiacrylate of tributyl tin) by pro-
longing the alkyl radical in tin-containing methacrylates
(e.g. during the transitior, of trimethyl-(ethyl) tin). The
usual data are given in an experimental part. Finally, products
are discussed which are formed during the interaction between
the products mentioned in the title and alcoholic HC1 and KOH.
The investigation of the properties of the polymers is continued.
There are 3 references, 1 of which is Soviet.
ASSOCIATION. Institut vysokomolekulyarnrkh soyedineniy Akademii nauk SSSH
(Institute of High-molecular Compounds of the Academy of Sciences
USSR) Politekhnioheskiy ini3titut im. M. I. Kalinina (Polytechnic
Institute imeni M. I. Kalinin)
PRESENTED: February 9, 1959, by A. N. Nesmeyanov, Academician
SUBMITTED: January 26, 1959
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16EMIU, A.F.; KOTON, N.M.; MIJUMVA, O.E..; PARIPDX V.A.
Synthesis of chloro- and brome-substituted mothyletyremes. Zhur.ob.
khim. 26 no.6:1651-1653 Ja 156. (MIRA 11:1)
l.Leningradekly politakhnicheskly Institut.
(Chemistry, Organic-Synthesis) (Styrene)

YA 27/49T76
V ciao - Infusbria Fab 49 i
Medicine - Flagellata
*The Problem Concerning the Dynamics of Littoral
Animals," V. P. Parlbok, S. D. Zaugoltnikov, kar Med
Acad, 2 pp
"Dok Ak Ratak SSSR" Val LXIV, No 4
Conducted experiments with thr,ee types of Infusoria
And one type of flagellates to verify theory which
states that speed of motion Ira aquIcolous animals
18 a function of the length of their bodies. Sub-
mitted 18 oat 4j3.
27/49T76

PARBOK, V.P.
le. -
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Anthelminthic effect of saturatedand unsaturated hydrocarbons. Med.
parmit., Hollkya no-3:248-252 Yuy-Jane 1953. (GIML 25:1)
1. Of Naval Hedical AcadmmW imeni S. M. Kirov.

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PARI;CK, V.P.; RAT-A XIZOT. T.P., "daktor; SMCEMKO, 7.Ta.. tokbnl-
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. "daktor.
0%~Vlicoiog*y of veralfuges] larmakologlia protlyogllstnykh s"dstv.
2.'.iid.,'dop. I perer. ILeningradl Nedgix, lealWadekoe otd-uls]
1954. 66'p*.' (NM 7M
(AnthelmentLes)

USSR/I,Ledicine Physiology FD-1334
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Author Aleksandrov) V. Ya. and Paribo,:, V. P. (Leningrad)
Title Effects of alcohol na cosis on absorption of dyestuff from intestines
Periodical Fiziol. zhur. 4, 466-471, Jul/,Aug 1954
Abstract Experiments-were conducted on white mice to determine the effects of
ethyl alcohol on the capacity of the walls of intestines to absorb
dyestuffs. It was discovered that cellular elements in the walls of
intestines inpede dischEL-ge of these dyestuffs into the blood stream
when alcohol is injected through the rectum. This is due to the fact
that cells oC the mucous membrane of the intestines of expermental
mice are was*ied by greater concentration of neutral red solution than
can be obBer-i-ed in the control group of mice. The effects produced
after rubcut4,.neous injection of alcohol are due to great extent to re-
sorption act.;on of alcohol and not to its local deposition in the cells
of intestineti. Chart, Table. araphs. Four Soviet references.
Institlation :
Submitted ; July 7, 1953

FAMOK, ITAP.-
Method of invasVilgating protective conditioned reflems of nice in
tOXIC01087. Fank-I toks. 17 no.1:52-53 Ja-F 154. (NM 7:5)
(Canditioneid response) (Poisons)

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.NIKULIN, A. A.
"Pharmacology of anthalminthice.0 V P Partbok Reviewed by A.A.
Nikulln. Med.paraz. i paraz.bol. -~-'189 Ap-Je '55-
(AYDMMIIITHICS) (FARIBOK, V.P.) (MLRA 8:10)

Name Pi-.RIBOKj Vsevolod Petrovich
Dissertation: iintl-helminth means of non-electrolyte
&c tJ on
Degree: Doe A,ed Sci
.Rffiliation: CHot Indicateg
Defense Date, Place: 5 Jul 56, Council of Naval Med
Academy
Certification Date: 15 Jul, 57
Source: BYVO 17/57

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Action of nonspecific anthelminthics oa the intestinal epithelium.
Mad.paraz. i paraz.bol.supplement to no.1:69-70 '57. (MIRA 11:1)
Iz voyenno-morskoy maditsinskoy skodemil.
WeEaTmiNTHics) (IMSTIMO

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COUITMY USSR
CATEGORY Pharmacology. Toxicology. Chemotherapeutic Preparations,
Antibe-Iminthic Substanc*a
ABS. JOTYR. Khftol.', No. 12 1958., N-~. 56817
AUTHOR Paribok, V.P.
INST.
.TITLE The Action of Antibelainthic Substances in F-xperimental
isymenolepis Infection
OPIG. M. iFaraiaj&ol. i Toksikologiya, IL957, Vol.20, No.l. 78-60
IABSMCT Comparative studits were wasle of four now antiholminthici
suostanceE - benzop"enal, the nonen*-nonanoic fraction
of synthol, tryptbol (freon-113), and freon-112, as
well an an extract of fern, carbon tetrachloride, and
tetrachiorethyleDt, in experimental hymenolepis infec-
tion. The substances were given am a single dose in-
ternally, the dose being 0.2 LD . Statistical proceRs-
ing of the mat*rial detoonatrate3othat the most highly
theraeutic effect was noted with (in descending order
of effectiventes) tryphtol, fraou-112, nonent-nonanoic
fraction of synthol, and benzophenol (given twice).
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as well as to the non-eiectrol,~tic mecnaniFzW
of action of the new ajitihelmmthic preparations.
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froz Cosmocarca urnata if a number of non-electr~,Ivte
Poisons (.i1cobcla: izsobutyl , j soamyl, liexyl , I,ej:L
OCtvl, tieIL7YI, pnenylethyl; ketorler..
0 i nDTyIke toile , ,wthylisobutylketoub, methylem'VIK*.
~tldejiyvea: biitanal, iiexanal, lieptanal, ocvtnal, iiti.-
oaraffins: I-nitrourop.,De, .1-nitroi--atane), as )bell ~L-
L.'Iy.aoi, hexyiresorcine, .-.tnd carbon tetrachlori(,e. Pi(
t- ~_ic co, centratiDn.9 of A 11 of tijese sutmitancec,. e
pr,,ssed as verce!ttage,, of' their coicentrati i,~ i;,
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JCATEZORY
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[TITLE
A JD 3 17A r T its of' Antihelminthic subistances do not differ
Li this respect from the typical poisons of non-elec-
tralytit action (narcotics). This in a proof of the
non-9loctrolytic mechanism of &ction of tlje antihel-
minthic-pre0arations tested rgainSt helminths, which
contims the h oth9sis of N.V.Lazarey that the action
of a number of antibelminthic substances is non-speci-
fie and non-olectrolytic. -- A.G.B3,usilovskaya
Card: 2/2

W~ffi~ - ----
/-~? / 13 o i-- P'
TIUNOV, L.I.; SOKOLOVA, T.I.; PARIBOK. V.P.
Rate of carbon monoxide excretion from the b
,pdy (with summitry in
Buglish]. Form. I toks. 20 no.4:76-78 Tl-Ar '57. (MM 10: 11)
(CARBON MONOXIDE. metabolism,
excretion rate (Rus))

PARIBOK. V.P.
Compnrative studies on the toxicity of anthelmintice to helminthB
and to host orgsnism, Tam. i toks. 20 no.6:62-67 N-D '.57 (miRA 11:6)
(ANTHRLMINTICS. toxicity
(IRUE1 ) )

LIZAM, Nikolay Vasillyevich; FARIBOK, V.P., red.; MARAW, G.A.,
takhn.red.
(Lectures on the pharmacology of the blood system] Laktail po
farmakologii sistemy krovi. UniaMd, Goo.lzd-vo med.lit-ry.
Leningr.otd-nie, 1960. 80 P. (HIU 13:9)
(ILOW-DIMASES) (PHAMUCOLOGY)

]POLYMMY9 luslop otv,red.; ALEKSANMOV, Ms., roil.; GINESINSKIT, A.G.,
red.; ZMMOV, Ye.K., red.; 2MRWNSUY, A.14. --ad.; MUSIX, V.K.,
red.; TTR . X.B.. red.; L07-MA-LOZINEM, I.I.. red.; ]WHOLISM,
NON,, red.; ~kAgpqg. V.P. 0 "do; ROWINDY, Is.No. red.; b"WrWY.
P*G.q red.; SMOLOV, 101of redo, TROMIN, A.&, red.; UMUOVo
B.P.,p red.; SM OBITOV, O.Ye., red.izd-ve; PBVZM, R.S..
tekhn.red.
[Problems in cytology end general physiologrl Toprosy toli;ologii
i obshchei fiziologii. Xoskva. Izd-vo Akadnsuk SSSR, 1960.
398 P. (min 14: 1)
1. Akedemlya neuk SSSR. Institut taitologii. 2. Institut evo-
lyutsionnoy fiziologli im. I.M.Sechanova AN SSSR, Leningrad (for
Ginetsinskly). 3. Fixiologichaskiy Institut im. A.A.Ukhtomskogo pri
Leningradskom -itniversitete in. A;A*ZhdsnOva (for Mrako*). 4. Insti-
tut eksperimentallnoy meditsiny Akademil maditainskikh isuk SSSR.
Leningrad (for Karasik). 5. Institut tsitologli Al SSSR. Leningrad
(for Kiro, Paribok. Sokolov). 6. Institut fiziologil im. I.P.Pavlove
M MM, Leningrad (for Romanov). 7. Laborstoriya embrioloei
Institute eksperimentalluoy meditsiny ANN SSIM, Leningrad (for
Svetlov). 8. Laboratoriya fi2iologii kletki Institute tsitologii
A.5m, Leningrad (for Troshin). 9, Laboratoriya aravnitellnoy
tsitologii Institute tsitologil AN SM, Leningrad (for Ushakov).
07TULOGY) (PHYSIOLMY)

WASHIN, M.S.; FARIBOK V.P.; POLYLNSKIY Yu.I.; RUMYANTSEVP F.P.; SVETLOV,
J%
F.G.; Mi4wIg' Ye.m.
"The cell, biochemistryj~ physiology, morphology." Bdited by J.Bmchet,
A.MirskS,. Reviewed by M.S.Navashin and others. TSitologiia 2 noz2.*
2~4-258 Mr-AP '60. (MIRA 14:5)
(CELIZ) (BRACUT, J. ) (MIRSU., A.)

AHFU140VA, MI., Imnd. m*do nauk; AFICIMOV, S.V,, pl,of.; BEIMIKIY, M.L.,
prof.; VALIIYLAT, A.V., doktor med. nauk,- VEDETEYEIFI, Z.I., kand,
zed. nauk; VDICIMUDOV, V.M., 1-umd. red. naul:; X-2-SHMOVICH, Y.L.,
kard. ned. nauk; GIIIETSr'SKIY, A.G., prof.; GORBOVITSKIY, S.Ye.,
prof.; MIEMNKINA, M.A., dotserit; CFrKH, I.F., dots.; DEIIISENKO,
P.P.., kand. med. nauk; D'YACMYO, P.K., kand. med. nauk; ZHESTYANIKOV,
V.D., kand. med. nauk; 10GOLINIKOV, S.D., prof.; ZEMALI, E.V.' kand.
mod. nauk; ISKARMT, E.A., kand. med. nauk; KVISIK, VX., prof.;
KIM-Wi, G.Ya., kand. med. nauk; KOZIOV, O.D., kand. med. nauk; KROTOV,
A.I., doktor veter. nauk; KUM, A.B., doktDr med. nauk; UZk2'EVIN.V,I
prof.; LAPIV, I.P., kand. med. nauk; IMILINIKOVA, V.F., prof.;
MSHCIELSKAYA, K.A., prof.; MIKIELISON, M.Ya., prof.; MOSHKOITSKIY,
Sh.D., prof.; PADEYSKAYA, Ye.I.J., kand. med. nauk; prof.;
PERaUFI, G.P., prof.; PLUIEL'YEII), Kh.Kh., prof.; PONMIAREV, G.A.,
prof.; POSKAL-ENKO, A.N., kand. xied. nauk; MIME', Ye.A., Slot.a.;
ROZOVSKAYA, Ye.S., dots., RYBOUIVIEN, R.S., starshi-y nauchmyy sotr.;
SAIX12,11011, L.S.., kand. med. nauk; SAFRUBEUP111, R.R., kand. biol. nauk;
TIMIUVP L.A.p kand. zed. naukt; TWILINA, T.N.,, dots.; FELISTOVICH,
G.I.j, kand. med. nauk; FMNEETOV, N.Kop kand mod nauk; KRAUNIDIA,
R.A., kand. med. nauk; TSYGANOV, S.V.p prof.i'dece;sed); CHMW, A.I.,
prof.;
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ABM-IOVA, Zh.I.--'kcontinued) Card 2.
CHEFMOV, V.A., doktor med. nauk; SHADURSKIT, K.S., prof.;
YAKOVLEEVY V.Ya., doktor kh" nauk; 1-!A.IjhTCj'ISYJY, MO.,, red.;
NIKOLAYEVA, M.14.,, red.; IRULEVA, H.S... teklui. red.; CHMIAMrA,
Z.V., tekhn. red.
(Manual on pharmacology] Rukov(xistvo po farmakologii Leningrad,
Kbdgiz. Vol.2. 1961. 503 P. iMIRA 15:1)
1. Deystviteltwjy chlen Akademii meditsinskikh nauk SSSR (for
Anichk-ov, Karasik.. Cherkes). 2. Chlen-korrespondent Akademii medi-
tsinskikh nauk SSSF (for Belen'kiy, Ginetsinskiy, Moshkovskiy,
Planellyes).
(PHAWACOLOGY)

-,t!LO~s L.T., red. i2d-ve; IIWA.G.P,
tokhn. red.
[Mar"tics and cellular wroosis in drug tberapyl Norkotiki i
kletoobnyl narkos v khInloterapii. Moskvs, Isd--vo Almd. nauk
SSSR, 1961. 97 P. (MIRA 14:5)
(Anthelmintles)

sk
PHABE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/5916
xiunov., L. A.$
G. A. Vasillyev and V. P. Parlbok
Protivolachevyye eredstva; spravochnik (Antiradiation Measures; Handbook)
MOCCOW.0 lzd-vo AN SSSR19 1961. '-L71 p. Errata slip inserted. 5000 copies
printed.
Sponsoriag Agency: Akedemiya nauk SSSR. Institut tsitologii.
Ed.: V. P. Faribok .9 Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor; Tech.
Ed.: R. A. Zamarayeva.
WEPOSE: This hsndbook is interided for physicians, public health doctors,
and medical rei3earch workers who are specializing In radiation medicine.
COVERAGE: The book contains data oa more than 500 antiz%diation prepwstions
which have been tested with vary-Ing degrees of success on different typis
of animls, plants, microorganism, etc. to determine their effectiveness
as yrqphylri-ctic agents against nLdiation affections. The authors have
C 56rd I/#

II
,Antirrc,distlan Measurecz Handbook SOV/5916
attempted to yresent in summary form the most important dats, published to
date in the field and to provide a ready guide or standard for measuriig
the effectiveness of the mor- r4teent antir-ndiation preparations as they
are developed. The material is arranged in alphabetical order. In the
absence al' any special definitio:mf radiation me=9 x-radiation. No
;persmalitien Pure mentioned. Scue referencen sMar in the text.
TABIA OF MAMM:
Pref ace
3
Table 1. Dor-es snl Effects of Antiradiation Preparations 5
T&b 1e 2. eatjor~- of Nedicinal Preparations for the
'Frcrehylaxi,3 of Radie:tioa Affections 1.41
Table 3. Clfnic,,al Ues of Certain Antiradiaticm Preparations 150
Card 2/3

PARIWK V, P - MIRY
" V.S.; :ZAYCHIKOVAI Z.P.
Effect of acclimatiza,,,ion pf animals to hypoxia on the radio-
sensitivity of nue2ep- stractures. TSitologiia 3 no.5:602-605
S-0 161. MRA 1-4: 10)
1. Laboratoriya radiatsionnoy tsitologii Institute, tsitologi.1
AN SSSR, Leningrad.
(ANOXF1,11A) (CELL NUCLEI)
(RADIATIM"PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT)

pARIEDXx V. P. and KKMVA, G. F.
NAntiradiation Effect of LOW Molecular Substanceo.0 pp. 54
Inotitate of Cytology As Ussil Laboratory of Radiation Cytology
U Nauchnar- Nonforentsiya Instituto Toitologii AW SSSR. Tezisy Dokladov
Mcond Scientific Conrerence of the rnstiVuite of Cyto Sy of the Acedazy
of ScImes MR, Abstractv of Reports), Leningrad., 1962 88 pp.
JPRS 20v6.)h

39567
a 4-vo S/205/62/0D2/001013/015
.2 -A 2 0 101511215
AUTHOR: Paribok, V. P., Krupnova, G. F. and Pravdina. K. 1.
TITLE: The nature of the anti-radiation effect of narcotics and the localisation of the sensitizing
effect of oxygen
PERIODICAL: Radiobiologiya, v. 2, no. 3, 1962, 473-480
TEXT: It has previously been established that the gases N2. H2, He, Ar, K1, Xe, NZO, CH. and (472.H),
(cyclopropane), A of which are narcotics, have a radiation Protective effect due to the inverse relationship of
the isoeffective pressure to the distribution coefficient of lipid-aqueous phases and the direct dependence of
this coefficient to the absorptive properties of these substances. The anti-radiation effect of non-gaseous
narcotics (methanol, ethanol, propanol and butanol) as well as of other substances not yet investigated
(acetylene, ethylene, ether, 3cetone and freons) were now studied. Exprriments were performed on Vicia. faba
bean germs, placed in a calorimetric bomb and X-irradiated with 210-280r at a dose rate of 50r/min; the
various protective substances werepresent during the irradiation - the gases at pressures ol'20-40 atm. 'rhese
substances showed no protective effect before or after irradiation. Methanol showed the best protective &ect
among the alcoh,Dls. Ethanol, propanol and butanol had a markedly weaker protective effect and acetone had
no effiect at all. The protective effect of acetylene, ethylene and freons was much weaker than that of the inert
gases (N2, Ar, etc.). As for the nature of the anti-radiation activity of these substances, and the site of the
Card 1/2

The nature of.
S/205/62/002/003/01--1/015
1015/1215
oxygen active during radiation, a new hypothesis (of persorption) is stressed. There arc4 figures and
I table
ASSOCIATION- Institut tsitologii AN SSSR, Laboratoriya Tadiatsionnoytsitologii (institute of Cytology,
AS USSR, Laboratory of Radiation Cytology) Leningrad
SUBMIT-TED: June 21, 1961
Card 212

PARIBOX, V.P.; GROXHOLISKAYA, N.V.
Comparative inv6stigation f,,f the tOxicity of nitric oxide
and nitrogen peroxids. &m. i toks. 25 no.6:742-7,~6 N-D 162,
(MIRA 17:8)
I# Laboratoriy% radiatsionnoy tsitologil (zav. - doktor mad.
nawk prof. V.P. Parlbck) Illstituta tsitoloaii AN SSSR.

TROSK1110 A.S.; P UBOK V.P.,- KROLEMO, Sesh.
Al~
Cytology in practice. Izv. AR SS."a. Ser. biol. 27 no.1:127-130
ja-F e 62. (14IF-4 15:3)
1. Institute tsitologii AN SSSR.
(CYTOLOGY)

ACCESSION NR: AP4015085
AUTHOR: Paribokp V. P.
S/02o5/64/oo4/001/0060/0062
TITLE: Dependence of the radio3onaltizing of-feet of oxygen on Its
concentration and on the lifetime of the free radicals
SOURCE: Radiobiologiya, v. 4, no, 1. 1964, 60-62
TOPIC TAGS: oxygen radiosensitizing effect, free radical lifetimes
oxygen concentration,, Howard-Flander and Alper's equation, explanation
of radiosensitizing effect, 02 molecule collisiont expectation time
ABSTRACT: The author offers his explanation of Howard-Flanders and
Alper's equation describing the dependence of the radiosensitizing
effect of oxygen on Its concentration. During Irradiation of a live
cell containing a large quantity of water, shortlived free radicals
form, capable of reacting to oxygen only if they come in direct con-
tact, that is, if the oxygen molecule collides with the radical. The
probability of such a collision Is determined by two values: lifetime
of the radical and expectation time - the time between two consecutive
collisions of oxygen stith the same point of the radiosensitive
biomolecule, Radlosensitivity reaches a maximum when expectation time
COM 1/2

ACCESSION NR: AP4015085
equals the lifetime of the radical. Expectation time is determined by
the number of 02 molecule collisions with a unit of surface per unit
of time, It Is difficult to determino the lifetime of a radical on
the basis of expectation time because they are not actually equal.
Often the effective reaction cross sections of a radical and an oxygen
molecule do not coincide. However, this difficulty does not affect
the explanation in any way. The author "thanks N. A. Smirnov for
assistance in calculations and K. S. Trincher for discussion of tho
worke" Orige arto has: 1 figure,
ASSOCIATION: Institut taitologil AN SSSRj Leningrad (Cytology
-Institute AN SSSR)
GUBHXTM 1 1006) DATE AgQ1 lamfir6l~ BKOL 1 00
SUB CODE: LS, NR REP SOV: 000 OTHER: 004
Card 2/2

ACCESSION 14ii: AP4027,964 3/0205/64/004/002/0186/01,,?o
AUTHOR: Pariboks V. P.; Valldshteynt E. A.
TITLE: Antiradiation effect of inert gases and low molecular
narcotics. 1. Absence of compressed nitrogen protective effect on
'irradiated Escherica ooli B/r water suspension
SOURCE: Hadiobiologiyat v. 4. no. 2, 1964., 186-190
TOPIC TAGS: X-irradiation, inert gas, low molecular gas, compressed
nitrogon, radioprotective action, oxygen effect, E. coli B/r water
:suspension, diffusion hypothesis,, adsorption hypothesis, special
irradiation chamber
.ABSTRACT: The radioprotective action of compressed inert and low mol-
ecular gases based on oxygen effect reduction has boon explained by an
adsorption hypothesis and a diffusion hypothesis, In the first hypo-
thesis, radioprotective action is attributed to inert gas molecules
.forcing the oxygen molecules out of cell radiosensitive structures by
adsorption, In the second hypothesiss radioprotective action is
attributed to the high concentration of inert gas molecules (because
-of increased pressure) obstructing the diffusion of oxygen in a gas
! Card 1/4

ACCESSION XR: AP4027964
phase and -thereby slowing its solution in the protoplasm. On tho ba-
siB of the latter hypothesis it would follow that with an inert gas
bordering a liquidq active mixing would take place to compensate for
obstructed diffusion and the inert gas would not display radioprotec-
tive action. To test this hypothesis, the radioprotective effect of
compressed nitrogen was investiGatod in an-E. coli B/r water suspen-
sion X-irradiated (HM-11 unit,, 180 kv, 20 ma., 5 mm organic glass
filter, 3500 r/min) in a special chamber (see enclosure 01). The E.
coli B7r bacteria prepared from an 18 hr culture had a concentration
of 1.105 colls/ml and a layor height of 2.5 mm. After irradiation
bacteria wore sown on-agar ard the number of colonies were counted
the followxng day. Findings show that nitrogen up to 60 atm pressure
does not display radioprotective action during irradiation of E. coli
B/r in'the presence of 0.2,, 0.01,, and 0.005 oxygen atmospheres,
Investigation findings support the diffusion hypothesis, but the evi-
dence is not conclusive and other possible mothods for testing the
diffusion hypothesis are suggested, The authors "take the opportunity
to express their gratitude to ?rof. L. E. Gurevich for discussion of
the study and valuable comments." Orig. art, has: 3 figures,
Card ~&

ACCESSION Nil: AP402796
~SSOCTATION: Institui tisitologil AN SSSR,, -Leningrad (Cytology
~Inlmtute a sssyt.
'~UBXITTED-- OBAU963 ENCL: 01
SUB CODE: 168 NR IMF SOV: 002 OTMR: o04

M
A=SSION NRs AP4027964
INCU)SM 01
MERIM12
Z;
Fig. 1. Chamber for L~radiating bacteria in the Iresence of
compressed gases. 1 openiM 2 - chamber body, 3 - tumbler
for bacteria# 4 - porolis glaes: 5 - valves, 6 - compressor,
7 - compressor mombrano, 0 - magnet amaturep 9 - bottom or
ohambor,, 10 - magnet winding# 11 - magnet oorop 12 - cook,,
13 - nut
Card 4/4

'ACCESSION NR: AP4021965 S/0205/64/004/002/0193./0196
:AU7HOR: PaEibjkv V. Kalfniy, V. S.
'TITLE: Antiradiation 4etion of Inert gases and low molecular
.,narcotics, 2,., Effect of nitric oxide and compressed nitrogen on
radiation damcge of Vicia faba Wan sprouts
ISOIJR6E: Radiablologlyaj, v, 4j, no, 2,, 1964, 191-196
jTOPIC TAGS: X-irradiationg Inerb gasp low molecular gas& nitric
:Oxides compressed nitrogen, radioprotective action# oxygen offeetp
'T" diffusion h7p)thesisp adsorption h7pothesis, Viola faba beanx
chroMosomo abarration,, nitric oxide radiomimotic action# nitric oxide
radiosensitizing effect
ABSTRACT: The present Investigation Is a continuation of earlier
:,,',~--1exP9rim9ntal studies attempting to explain ths radloproteotive action
i,of compressed inert gases in terms of the adq6lvption or diffusion
~hypothesis, Literature data have indicated tbAt the radiosensitiWag
ieffect of nitric oxide corrbsponds qualitatiVely and quantitatively
to oxygen with the only diffarartas being that n1trio oxide Is not wied

CCESSION NR: AP4027965
for cell respiration. To test the toxic and radiosensitizing effects
of nitric oxide by the diffusion hypothesis., 5 day old Vicia faba
bean sprouts were X-Irradiated lit nitric oxide with compressed nitro.-
gen passing through, The bean sprouts in paraffin containers were
placed into a cylinder containing nitric-ox.-Lde and the compressed
nitrogen was Introduced through the cylinder wall 10 min before
'X
-irradiation (RUM-11 unit 180 kv, 20 mas no filters 45 r/min) with
doses ranging from 135 to ~50 r, Chromosome aberrations in root tip;s
and root growth served as indices, Results show no radloprotective
effect of comrwessed nitrogen in the presence of nitric oxide, The
sensitizing effect of 0,04 and o,6!5% for nitric oxide is equal to the
'~.-.sensitizing effect of 4 and 6% for oxygon at 200C. In the presence
.!:of 6,6% oxygenp nitrogen under 5 atm completely inhibits the oxygen
A
i ffectp and Is completely ineffective in the presence of 0,49 and
~0.65,0.' nitric oxide, Nitrio oxida displays some radlomimetio action by
-mosome damage in Lrradiated and non-Irradiated
producing chrc
keristematie cells, The study confirms literature data that the
radlosensitizing effects of nitric oxide correspond to those of
ip~gen The absence of radiopro-bactive action of compreased nitrogen
iin the presenos of nitric acid appears to support the diffusion
Ord 2/3
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ACCF,,SSION HR: AP4027965
1hyp6thesist but does no~ completel7 rule out the adsorption hypothesin
,The stuthors "take the rtunity to express deep gratitude to T. B.
:Ikonnikova for sssista~'drin setting up the experiments*" Orige arte~
has: 5 figures,
'ASSOCIATION: Institut taitologii AN SSSR9 Leningrad (c7tology
llnstituto AN EL
SUBMITTED: 06Apr63 ENOW 00
OTHEt
SUB CODE: NR REP SOV: 005 on
L

KORCLEVA, Yu.lo; KRUPNOVA, G.F.; PARIBOX, V.P.
Osills with chromos=e aberrations In,bean seedlings as a statittical
eet* Witologiia, 6 no,3:355-357 My-Je IfA. (MIRA 180)
1, Laboratoriya radiatsionnoy taitologii Instituta taitologii AN
S&')'R, Leningrad,

IIIT
V.P.; VIILII',b -EYN, E.A.
Radioprotect"Lve action of Inert aaqps and low-mclaeular narcotics.
Roport, No.b laok of raftoprctective el"fec". of comprfsped nitrogen
in irradiation of Escher!Lchia -oli fl/r in water suspension.
Radiobiclogiia 4 no.2t!86-190 164. (MIRA 18:3)
1. Institut il*sitologii AN SSSR, Loningrdd.

PARIBOKp V.P.; KALIN11Y, V.S.
Radic;protmi-Ave action ol' inert gaeon and low-moleaular narcotJas,,
Report No.2.- Effect. of nitrogen oxide and nitrogen under pressure
on radiation.injury in Vicia faba shoots. Radiobiclo iia 4
no.2-.191-196 164. %PA 180)
1. Instuitut tsftolog.-I~ AN SSSR, Leningrcd,

BMWAAMM arlm~ ~--xjr

ft

P A
P04A, 0 th. [ParImak.,J.3
A perimantal study of trophic effects on uriniferous tubules. Usl.
zhiz. i zdorov. 1 no.2:211-115 156. (MIRA 11:2)
1. laboratorlya normallnogo i patologicheakogo obwns Cbekboolovats-
koy skademil neuk. PraEs 11, ul. Sallmovskays. 1.
(KIDUTS) (NMITION)

GISTESOU, P. (Bucuresti); PARICHI, M. (Bucuresti)
Hydrochemical characteristics of the lakes in the Fizes Basin.
Nature. Geografle 15 no.500-36 S-0 163.

POPOVAT 7 Mircea; QANCEA, Constantin; PARIGHI, Mihai
8oilu fomd c-n the aeolian deposito in the area of Cetate-
- -, 1).wwo-Desmtui (southerb Oltenia), Dari seama nod 41:4a-456
'f'5~/60 [publ. 162].

1. m_ 9. PARIFILOVA
2. USSR (600)
4. Carpathian Mountain Region - FI-It
7. Fir rust (:~elampsorella cerasti I-lint.) in the forests of Carpathia.
Les. khoz. 5 no. 12. 1952.
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1. Centralm mljekara,, Sarajevo.

PARIK P L.
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InveBtrmnt plan in the Ustt nad Lalrem District. p. 618
POZIMI STAIIBY. (MinisterAvo stavcbricty) 11-aba, G7echoslovakla, Vol.
7, no. 12, 1959
Monthly List of Epst Euro,etn Ace~essionn (UAI), LC. Vol. 9, no. 2,
Feb. 2060
Uncl.

PAM3 1.
Plan of technical development prepared by the Ministry of Building
on the basis of effective rationalization suggestions and inventioms,
p. 2870 POZEHNI STABY,, (Minieterstvo stavebnictvi) Praha; Vol. 3,,
No. 7j, July 1955
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PARIX2 Iubmir,, ins.
---l- ..... ... ~ "-. ..-I. .
Research tasks In the design and eorztructiou of panel houses,
Poz stavby 11 no.5:281-285 163.
1. Frazeke stavebni zavody.. Praha.

Parik R. 3 Chvalina., J.
Parik,, R. - Chvalina,, J. Saving time in house building. p. 8.
Vol. 5. no. 1, Jan. 1957
POZEMNI STAVEY
TECHNOLOGY
Czechoslovakia
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V. . prof
Assault of outer space cont1mes; 1uportant biological experiment.
Mntekh. 5 no.10:16-20 0 160. (MM 13:12)
1. DWmt-vitel'My cbles AM SSER.
(space flight)

FUGAGE, A.B., imsh.; PA31IKOZUA, I.A., inzh.
f ~
Insulation-decrease indicator. Avtom., telem. i sriaz' 2 no,6:
31-33 JS '58, (MIRA UtO
OlLectric cable e-Naasurement s)

I.A.; FUGRCH, A.B.. Prisimall uchastlys: PASHCHNNEO, Z.3.;
FUEM, I.I.; THUMLALOY, X.P.; SHUCHWO, A.Ye.; SAIRMYA,
T.K.; 220KHMo Zh.G.; INVINOT. 1E.Go; UKOVICHO A.Ye.. SALIM,
L.S., red.; SHAM, G.I., tekkin.red.
Eftsual on electric nessurewsts of long-distance coummicatiox
lime) Rokoyodstvo po alektrichookin Ismerealias mzhdugorodsykh
linii sviazi. Kooky&. Gos.izd-vo lit-ry po voprosas sviazi I
radio. 1960. 194 P. (min 13:6)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Glavacya upraylealys mesbdugorodsoy
telefewo-telografacy avyasi. 2. Kiyevskoys otdalonlys TSentrall-
nogo muchno-issladovatellskogo instituta svyazi (for Parikoshka,
Pugsah~ Pashchankop Farman, Truskolow, Shavchesko, Sakharove,
Trokhiks)- 3. TSestral'syy asuchno-looledoystellskiy institut
evyazi (for Levisov. Shvartsmaz). 4. UNWS (for Yakovich).
(Telecommunication) (Electric wasurements)

PAPMOZEu, I.A.
Use of bridge circuit techniques for 2ocating insulation
dam of cables vith plastic sheeting, Eloktroxviaz'
16 no*34956-W 0 162. (KM 15:9)
(Electric cablee-Testing)

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Dotoradustion of mmi3m porxdsoib2* contowt reslatamees in the
pressnee of insulation dmage. Vest. sylazi 22 no.10s&9 0
162. (KnU 15M)
1. Kiyevakoye otdoleniye Vaenoyuznogo nauchno-iseledovatellskogo
in3tituta transportnogo atroitelletya Hinisterstva transportnogo
stroitelletva.
(Electric lines-Testing)