SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PODOLYAKO, L. G. - PODOPRIGORA, A. I.

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YA-NIKOVSKIY, G.I.p nauchn. sotr.; GALM-i'OV, P.I., inzh.; YEHSFOV, N.N.J.
nauchn. sotr.; 1,U.RAV"YEV, D.S., nauchn, sotr.; NOSOVSKI-Y,
A.A., inzh.-konstruktor;_ PODOMLKO, L.G.) nauchn. Botr.;
T1140SHPOLtSKTY, Ye.Ya., FEYGIT7,, L.M.,
inzh.-konstruktor; SHVEETS, V.V., inzh.
[Boring mine shafts with machines made by the Ural Factory
for Heavy Machinery Manufacture] Burenie stvo:L(,v shakht usta-
novkami UZTM. Moskva, lzd-vo I'lledra," 1964. 131 p.
(MIRA 17:8)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Manlkovskiy). 2. Institut
gornogo rl-'- imeni A.A.Skochintikogo (for Manlkovskiy, Yershov,
Y,urav'yev,.Shvets). 3. Urallsk'LY zavod tyazhelogo mashino-
stroyeniva imeni Sergo OrdzhowLkidze (for Ilosovskiy, Timoshpollskiy,
Feyginp.-Galamv), -- .,-I.--- ~

MRSHCJVP N.H... inzh.; PWOLUKO., L.G... inzh.; SHVETS, V.V.,, inzh.
Boring operations in shaft sinkIng. Makh.i avtom.proizv. 16
no.7.-20-22 JI 162. (MA 15:8)
(Shaft sinking) (Boring)

FODOLYAKO, L.G., inzh.
Portable equipment for pluggIA7 (from "Meebanisace' r^odnik" no.10. 1957).
Sbakbt. stroi. no-7:31 '58. (KIRA 11:9)
Ozecboolovakia-Mining engineering)

RZHIKAN, A*, daktor, inzh. CRIMAN. Alois] ,tIRACM , V.A. , Inzh. [trAnslatorl,
.-MO-ZXM-w-U'St-i,-Inzh. CtraniilAtOr , BOBYLXV, A.P., I-and.tekhn.nauk,otv.
red.; DMITRrWA. L.N., red.'Lzd-va., ALADOVA. YeeIe tekhnsred.
V
[Principles of the plFknning of coal mines. Abridged translntion from
the Czech) Nnovy -proektirovnniia kamennougollnykh shnkht. Moskva,
Ugletekhizdat. 1958. 177 p. (MIRA 11:9)
(Coal nines and mining)

MURAVIYEV, D.S., inzh.; PODOLYAKO L~G , inzh.
Theoretical basis,for-designing the principal angles of a
drilling tool for the UUM.-type rig. Nauch.soob.Inst,,gor.
dela, 5:75-89 160. (MIRA 15:1)
(Boring machinery)

KORB, Bobuslav, inzh.;- orryy inzh.[translator];
NURMUKHAMEDOVA, V.F.J. red. izd-va; MINSKER, L.I., tekhn.
red.
[Mechanization of auxiliary operations in open-pit mines)
Sbornik po mekhanizatsii vsporogatel'i7kh rabot na karterakh.
Moskva.Gosgortekhizdat, 1962. 263 p. Translated from the
Czech. (KIRA 15:10)
(Czechoslovakia-Strip mining-Equipment and supplies)

VMHOVJ cll,~; PODOLYAKOj, L.G.
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Workorless sinking of abafte. Veit. AN SSSR 32 no,3:37-39
Mr 162. (KW' 15.- 2)
(Shaft sinking)

MURAVIYEV, D.S., inzh.; MMJj=O, L&G.-
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Theoretical basis for the design of boring bit units for -the
UZTM rig. Trudy-Inst. gor. dela, 5:7549 160. (MIRA 14:5)
(Rock driUs)

VO1ZHSKIYf V.11.$ inzh.;__PDDDLYAKO W.I., inzh.
Automatic drill with force feed for boring blast holes in minin
Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; gor. zhur. no.11:60-65 1959. (MIRA 14:510
1. Leningradskiy ordena Lenina i ordena. Trudovogo Krasnogo I'e-
Znameni gornyy institut imeni G. V. Plekhanova. Rekomendovana :."~
kafe&-oy stroitel'stva gornykh predpriyati7.
(Rock drills)

LOZBKOKOYBVA. A.D.; TRWHAN, A.G.; LEORTIMA, R.S., mladshiy nauchnyy
sotradnik; PODOLTAN, A.F.; TRLPTIYAKOVA, 0.1.; Prinimali uchastiye:
PATLOTA, I.A., inzh,;-GORTACHETA, G.A., starshiy takhnik; SZLI-
TIRSTOTA, Z.P., starshiy tekhnik; FZDOSOVA, M.I., tekhnik;
GOREMOTA, H.I., tekhnik; KOPSM. Y.K., tekhnik; TIMOnUVA,
T.F., takhnik; KOSINOTA. M., tekhnik. GONCHAROT, TeOP69 0tv,
red.; USHAKOTA, T.T., red.; SMEYET, A.R., tekhn.red.
[Agroclimatic reference book on the Tajik S.S.R.] Agroklimati-
cheskii spravochnik po Tadzhikskoi SSR. Leningrad, Gidrometeor.
Isd-vo, 1959s 151 p. (MIRA 13--2)
1. 3talinabad. Gidrometeorologichoskaya observatoriya. 2. Sta-
linabadskeya gidrometeorologicheakaya observatoriya Upravleniya
gidrometeorologichookoy sluzhby Tadzhikskoy SSR (for Lozhkomoyeva,
Trestman, Podolyhxi, Tretlyakova). 3. Institht pochvovedeniya AN'
Tadzhikskoy SSR (for Leontlyeva).
(Tajikistan--Crope and climate)

KONDRATIUV, D.F.; PODOLYAN, E.F.
Put wdler public control the distribution of technical
T
0
-coi4~ to construction projects. Transp. stroi. 12
no,9:60 3 162. (MIRA 16:2)
1.t Nachallnik planogo-l*oizvodstve=ogo otdola Kiyevgiprotransa
(Nk- Kondratlyev).
I (Construction industry)

PoDo I. LUT , L "D --,ic.- of 'i-
vyl
of th,~ b I ood ani mi 1-j! I-' UE."0111 I C't -LLl-Lj I w 1-11 t
,
D '10 7. -K -:7-1
'

PODOLYAN, V-Ya.
Sme materials on the geography of Japanese encephalitis on the
Japanese lZlanc.~s. Geog. abor. no.l4tl56-163 161. (Mila 1511)
JAPAN-ENCEPHALITIS) (JAPAN-MEDIOAL GEOGRAPHY)

PO D 0 4)A NI K j ff A-
YABLGI:6-1, D.D., professor; VORONOVA, A.M., assistant; VITKOVSKAYA, G.L.,
assistant; PODOLYANIK, N.A., assistant.
Climical aspects of oilicosis in workers of metal mines. Bor'ba a
oil. 1:232-239 '53- (KURA 7:10)
1. Tomakiy meditsinakiy inatitut Im. V.M.Kolotova (for Voronova,
Vitkovokays. and Podolyanil-) 2. Chlen-korrespondent Akademii me-
ditsiuskikh nauk SSSR (fe, Yablokov).
(UNGS--DUST DISUSICS)

PODOLYAN, V.Ya.
Pathogenic effect of small and medium doses of gamna rays on the
progeny of irradiated insects. Trudy Inst. zool. AN Kazakh. SSR
19:22(~-225 163. (MIRA 16:9)
(Gamma,rays-Physiological effect)
(Insectsp Injurious and beneficial-Control)

PODOLYAN, V.Ya.; MILYUTIN, V.N.., GUDIMA., O.S.; UMIPA, R.N.
-
L~transformation of viruses aind rickettsia in tissue culture.
Report No. lt L~transformation of psittacosis virus* Vop,,virus.
8 no.lt24,-27 Ja-V63. (MIRA 16:6)
(PSITTACOSIS VIRDS) (TISSO CULTUTM)

PODOLYAN, V.Ya.; MILYUTINJ. V.N.; OUDIMA, O.S.; IZKINA, R.N. (Moskva)
Morphogenesia of the ornithosis virus. Vop. virus. 9 no.2:208-232
Mr-Ap 164- (MIRA 17:12)

PODOLYAN, V.Ya.; MILYUTIN, V.N.; GUDIMA, O.S.; IIJKINA, R.N.
Ultrastructure of the L-form of ornithosis virus. liop. iirus. 9
no.3:306-309 My-Je 164. (MIRA 19:1)
1. Institut virusologii imeni D.I. Ivanovskogo A14N SSSR, Moskva.

OUTSVICH, A.T.; PODULTAN, V.Ta,..
Study of nonquitoes in connection with their role an trans-
mIttere of neurotropic viruses in Western Ukraine. Zoolezhur.
38 nc.3:40-448 Mr 159. (MIRA 12:4)
lo Chair of General Biology and Parasitology S.K.Kirov Military
Xedical Acadaty (Leningrad).
(UMINE, W)1STW-MOSQU1TOS) (VIRUS RNMRCH)

GUTSEVICR, A.V.; PODOLYAN, V.Ya.; YEZHOVA, G.G.
- ,-- ~t T,---~4 i~-
Mospi-toes of Transcarpathia. Nauk. zap. U%hGU 40:141-146 159.
(MIRA Il+.'4)
1* 1. tafedra Dbsh~hpy biologii i parazitologii imeni akademika
Ye.N.Pavlovskogo V6yenno-meditsinskoy akademii imeni S.M.Kirova,.
(Leningrad) i Sanitarno-epidemiologicheskiy otryad No 28 (Llvov
(Transearpathia-14osquitoes)

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AUTHORS: PervomUskiy, G.S., Professor, and Podol;Zan. V.Ya., Pro-
fessor
TITLE: Natural Foci of lpfec-h1an A Victory Over Some Dangerous
Diseases of Man and Animals.
PERIODICAL: Priroda, 1960, Nr 2, pp 33-38 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The article deals with the science of natural foci of
infection of human diseases, considered to be one of the
outstanding achievements of Sbviet biology and medicine.
It was first expounded in 1938 by Academician Ye.N.
Pavlovskiy. Later on it was continxusly enriched by new
data and received wide recognition not only in the Soviet
Union, but also abroad. It required years of tedious studies
of the geographic spreading of bloodsucking, arthropodic
disease carriers and stimuli of infections, of biological
research, oecology, the carriers9 alimentary connections
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and of ascertaining the possible infection and trans-
mission means of the contagious elements. "Mysterious"
illnesses among the population of separate territories
in the form of single cases or considerable outbreaks
were known long ago, but no diagnosis could be set for
them. As an example, the author mentions the Pendins-
kiy ulcer which affected.. all who for the first time
came into contact with the endemic foci. He also re-
fers to mass epidemics cnd emphasizes the great and
generally recognized meiAt of Academician Ye.N. Pav-
lovskiy who organized over 200 expeditions. Their
activity encompassed Central Asia, Transcaucasia, the
Far East, Trans-Baykal Region, Siberia, the central
and north-west regions j)f the RSFSR, the Crimea and
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Transcarpathia. Collaborators of the Military-Medical
Academy imeni S.M. Kirov, the Akademiya meditsinskikh
nauk SSSR (Academy of *.'Jedical Sciences of the USSR),
the Zoo]_ogjzhBqki_y insbit-ut Akademii nauk SSSR (Insti-
tut'e of Zoology of the USSR Academy of Sciences) and
workers of local medical establishments participated in
these expeditions. The author explains what served as
a basis for the teaching of the natural foci of trans-
missible and parasitic. diseases. They constitute an
area (desert, semi-desert, steppe, taiga) on which,
under the influence of favorable factors of the out er
surroundings, unusual interrelations established them-
selves evolutionary between the stimulus of the disease,
the donor-animals and the recipients of the exciter and
the carrier. The carr-5:.ers, feeding on the blood of the
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infected wild animals, receive the Stimulus and pass it
on to the fresh recipient during the subsequent blood-
-Sucking process. The author describes how the infec-
tion of man becomes possible provided the pathogenic
agent,is introduced il:,.a virulent state and in a dose LO
which is sufficient I'c,,,r a development of the disease.
The population perman(.,.-ntly living in the foci of trans-
missive diseases acqu:Lres~ apparently, an immunitys Ye.
N. Pavlovskiyvs teachIng on the natural foci of ibLfec-
tion is thoroughly founded and can be fully applied
to the scientific and practical problems of public
health. The author illustrates its significance by
several examples. DeEt~ling with sPirOcbaete carriers and
their transmitters, the author states that the spirochaete-
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bearing wild animals infect ticks of the ornithodoros
genus. Having thus become spirochaete carriers, these
ticks infect the same animals with spirochaetosis. The
spirochaete circuletion between the wild animals and
ticks ensures a lorg existence of the foci of relapsing
typhoid in desert c,nd semi-desert territories of the
dry tropics even if there are no humans or domestic
animals. The author explains how man and domestic ani-
mals become infected with spirochaetes through ticks and
how this leads to -i;he origin of relapsing typhoid. Pro-
phylactic measures will, however, protect man against
infection. Pavlovs.kiy's assumption of the existence of
typhus fever causel by ticks in the USSR has proved to
be true. The ticktransmitters introduce rickettsia into
man's blood with taeir saliva. Special means have been
developed for the prophylaxis and treatment of this di-

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sease for which the natural foci have been discovered
in Siberia,' Transl.-laikal region, the Far East and in
Kazakhstan. Encephalitis caused by ticks was not in-
vestigated until a special expedition left for the foci
of the disease in the'Far East. It was led by Professor
L.A. Zillber in 1937, The second expedition was headed
by Ye. N. Pavlovskiy in 1938 and led to the discovery
th.at ticks are the basic source of spreading encephalitis
infection. The a-rticle contains particulars on the in-
vestigations carxied out by Ye. N. Pavlovskiy, who
arrived at the ec;nclusion that man can infect himself
not only through the bites of ixodic ticks but also
through foodstuf::.s. The teaching of the natural foci
of tick encephal:;!-tis served as a basis for developing
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ion ensure a reliable
with seroprophyluxis and vaccinat
antiepidemic eff(:,,ct. Ye. N. Pavlovskiy's collaborators
also carried out special investigations in the Turk-
menian deserts ajid ascertained the basic epidemiologic
peculiarities-ofi.the Pendinskiy ulcer from which almost
the entire population of the Central Asian oasise6 were
suffering. The discovery of the natural foci of infec-
tion made it possible to place the combatting of this_
disease on a scientific basis. In addition to diseases
caused by the ultravirus and rickettsia, the teaching
of the natural foci of infection also involves several
infections of a bacterial nature: plague, tularemia
and listerellosis. The basic carriers of the plague
pathogenic agent at its natural foci are the desert and
steppe rodents. Fleas - the parasites of rodents - are
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diseases, science will enrich itself with new materials.
There are 4 photographs.
ASSOCIATION: Voyenno-meditsinskaya akademiya imeni S.M. Kirova (Lenin-
grad) (Militar-y_9edical Academy imeni S.M. Kirov, Lenin-
grad).
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KRUTIKHOVSKAYA, Zoya A-Ieksendrcina; ZAVOYSM, Vladimir
Nixolayevich; FODOLYAMOI -L-I,,I-,-!--n,- PikM; ' ii -
SAVENKOY Boris Yako-,.rle-ii-~I-,,' 3"IUMV, S.I..' uiadc"I;ik~
otv, red.; SMDYUK, O.P.,
[MagietizaLlon of the rrx~.,~ i:X Iron orp forwitionn of
the Grentor KrIvoy Rog orl Kur,,.k lrjnr-w~ , - A r
L' lie rlolalyj Nii-
magnIcha.,no.,-61 pu%)d ~diclezorudnykh formatf3il BoI'.,A!QgO
Krivogo Ro,g'a i INA. [By] Z.A.KnxtJkhovskaiu i dr. Kiev,
Naukova Dumka, 3964. 178 p. (1-111RA 3.812)
1. Akadeiniya nauk URSR, Kiwi. lpstyv.-it geofizyky.

SEMIKHNENKO~ P.G., kand. sol.'skokho-...nauk-.-FODOTYANSKIY-, YUJI.
Harveating time for sunflawars. Zemledelia 27 no.807-58 Ag 165.
(MMA .18111)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-isaledovatellskJy institut maslichnykh i
ofiromaelichnykh kulltur.

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AUTHORS: Yefremov, A. I., F(Idomoshenski3r, A. L.,
Yefimov, 0. N., and Le15-edev, K
TITLE: Study of short-wave radiation of the sun
SOURCE: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Iskusstvennyye sputniki
Zemli. no'. 10. Moscow, 1961, 3-11
TEXT: The apparatus was installed in the 2nd Soviet sputnik.
Depending on the orientation of the space-ship, the various
photon-counter units were switched on and off. The "zero" (i.e.,
the reading when the entrance window was covered by an aluminum
film 1 mm thick) was basically determined by radiation penetrat-
ing the photon-counter unit through the gaps between the entrance
window and the discs with filters. Owing to the little sensiti-
vity of the apparatus to hard X-rays, no significant increase in
the "zero"-level was observed in the polar regions. The effect
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of charged-particle flow on the readings was accounted for by
means of a special tungsten-plate in front of one of the entrance
windows; this effect was found to be negligible. Sample-readings
(taken on August 19,, 1960) for a photon-counter with a BeO
photo-cathode are shown in a figure; another figure shows the
readings for a SrF2 photo-cathode. Each figure has 3 parts
indicating the readings for various positions of the disc with
filters. The area and thickness of the Ou, Be, Al, (CH) n -
filters are also indicated. The figures show the variations in
the readings due to the rotation of the space-ship. A comparison
of the curves corresponding to the SiO 2, LiF and GaF2 -filters
with those for A19 (CH)n , Be and Cu -filters permitted ascer-
taining the X-ray level registered. The results of data process-
ing led to the following concluBions: (1) The radiation in the
44 - 110 R range ( (CH) n-filter) was constant to an accuracy of
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+ 8%, corresponding to 1.5 -10 7 counts- cm- 2. sec.- 1. (2) The
radiation in the 8 - 21 1 range (Al-filter) was constant
(6,2- 104 counts- cm-2. seco-1) except for the time between 15 hr,
45 min. and 15 hr. 54 min., when it increased by a factor of
3.2, and also between 14 hr. 24 min. and 14 hr. 28 min., when
it increased by 63%. (3) In the region below 8 R (Be-filter),
the radiation was very weak and often could not be distinguished
from the background radiation of non-Bolar origin. (4) During
increased solar activity, the radiation in the 5 - 10 range
Be-filter) increased elevenfoid. (5) In the 1.4 - 3 range
Ru-filter), only background radiation of non-solar origin was
c'
-ecorded. In order to determine the energy flux from the re-
corded data, it was assumed that the spectral distribution of
the radiation follows the law of black-body radiation (Planck's
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Law). A figure shows the dependence of output signals on sun
temperature for a receiver with BeO-photocathode and Cu, Be, Al,
and (CH)n -filters. Another figure shows the spectral distribu-
tion of the short-wave radiation. It was found that the radia-
tion fluctuations are constant for wavelengths shorter than
20 1 and in particular for those shorter than 10 R. The tempera-
ture of the quiescent corona was found to be almost double the
value obtained by American investigators (Ref. 3; H. Friedman,
Trans. Intern Astr. Un., 10, 706, 1960, Cambridge Univ. Press.).
The observed flare, too, corresponds to a higher temperature
6.5- 10 6 oK as compared to (4 4 2)- 10 6 oK). There are 7 fi-
and 3 references : 2 Soviet-bloc and 1 non-Soviet-bloc. The
reference to the English-language publication reads as follows:
H. Friedman, Trans. Intern. Astr. Un., 10, 706, 1960, Cambridge
Univ. Press.
SUBMITTEDt April 10, 1961
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PM14S, A-Ya., teknik (Riga)
Use of machiner7 in drainage vork in the latvian S.S.R. Gidr. i
mel. 12 no.9:37-41 S 160. (MIU 13:9)
(latvia--3kcavation) (Drainage)

FODOhTENK',- A.P. ul. Curova, d.7, kv.9)
Drologic diseases Pinulating acute surgical diseases of the abdor.Lmal
cavity. Klin. kh-Jj*lno.-I.*68-70 165.
(MIRA 18: 8)
1. Khirurgichaskove otdeleniye (nachallnik - A.P.Podonenko) Bollnitsy
Donetakoy zheleznoy dorogi.

PODONENKO. A.P.
Neurogenic diseases simulating "acute abdomen". 5ov.med. 26
no.7t7l-74 JTI 162. (MIFA 15:11)
1. Iz khirurgicheskogo otdeleniya dorozhnoy bollnitsy Donetskoy
zheleznoy dorogi (nachallnik A.P.Podonenko).
(ABDOICN-DISEASES) (NEUROLOGY) (NEIMOSES)

PODOM10, A. P. (Rudnik Inguleto,, Dnepropetrovskoy obl., ul. Karla
Yarksa, d. 2)
Rupture of the heart and dissecting aneurysm of the aorta simu-
lating acute abdomen. Now. khir. arkh. no.3:76-77 162,
(MIRA 3-5:4)
1. Xhirurgicheskays otdolenlys doroshnoy bollnitsy Donetakoy
shelesnoy dorogi.
(HURT-RUPTURE) (AORTIC ANEWSKS)
(ABDOMEN-DISMES)

PODONMOp A.P. (Stalinop pr. Gm-ova,, de7p kv*9)
Stenocardia md myocardial infaret isimlating wacutee abdccen. I
Test.khir. no.5:128-131 161. (KrM 15:1)
1. Iz khirurgicheskogo otdeleniya dorozhnoy bollnitsy DonetBkoy
zholeznoy-dorogi.-
(ABDUM--DIS=ES) (HF.AM-INFACTIOP) (ANGIVA PECTORIS)

PODONENKO, A.P. .I
Aty~ioal closure of intestinal fistulae. Nov.khir.arkch. no-4:85--
86 162. (KMA 1595)
1. Khirurgicheskoye otdeleniye dorozhnoy bolinitsy DDnetskay
dorogi.
(FISTULA)

,FODONENKUtA,F,
pnelmooia simulating "acute abdomen". Vest. khir. 84 no, 4:113 A
160a (PM-MONIA) (ABDOMEN-DISEASES) (MIRA 14-.1f

- PODONENKO, A.P.
Isolated subcutaneous traumatic rupture of the stomach. Khirurgiia
35 no. 5:119-121 YT7 159. (MIRA 13:10)
1. 1z khirurgichookogo otdoleniya bolinitay Kurakbovres (glavryy
vrach A.D. Vikonenko).
(STOMACH-WOUNDS AND INJURIES)

PODCNENKO, A.P.
Specific and nonspecific mesadenitis simulating "houte abdomen".
Khirurgiia 39 no.9.-102-104 S163 (MIRA 170)
1. Iz khirurgicheskogo otdeleniya (nachaltnik A.P. Podonenko)
dorozbnoy bollnitsy (nachallnik. B.P. Krivosheyev) Donetskoy
zheleznoy dorogi.

# A*F&
PSturailag Intestiml Astruction caused by a calculus. -Sor.med.
23 noal:145-146 X 159. (KIRA 13:3)
1. Is khtrurgicheskogo otdolenlym bollnitsy g. lurakhovo (glarM
vrach A.D. likoneako). I
(XVIMIR&L OBSTRUCTION etiolof7)
(CALCULI case reports)

PMOINNKO, A.P.,
Acute fatty necrosis of the pancreas. Khtrur.-iis 33 no.10:111-112
N '57- (141RA 11:2)
1. Is khtrurgichaskogo otdoloniya bollnitay g.Kurakhovo (glavnyy
vrach A.D.Nikonenkal
(PAWREATITIS, surg.
indic. (Rus))

FMINUO, A.?. (StOliank2ya obleat', J1uraIchovgrev,.ulg Nechnikove, d.21 kv-7)
Acute intestinal obstruction caused by strangulation of the loops
of the smIll intestine in the opening of the mesentery. -Vov.khtr,
arkhe no*2;55-56 Mr-Ap 157. (NLRA 10:8)
I* Rhirurgichaskays otdelent.ye bollnitey Zurakhovgres. Stalinsipy
oblastl
( INBST IN=--OBSTRUCTI 011)

KDOUKOt A.?.
Maltiple cynts of the mesentery of the suall intestine in a child.
Nov.kbir.arkh. no.3:84 MY-Je 157. (KLRA 10:8)
1. Xhirurgichaskoye otdolentya bollnitay Kurakhovgres.
(K M N M T--TUXORS) (CTSTS)

RODOMKO, A.P.
A case ox abdominal preganneye Sovemado 21 no*2:106-107 F 157-
(XLRA io:6)
is
(glaynyy
khirargichaskogo otdelentya bollnitay Karakhovgres
1.
vrach A.D.Nikonenko) Stalinskoy oblasti.
(PRWHANCY. ICTOPIC, c9se reports
ablou.. )

CHUDEK, Miroslav; FIODCORSKI Kazimierz
Rising headings of more than the standard size diameter of the
pdLtse Gornietwo Gl4wice no.3:81-103 161,

OD 0 F 4 -F- A', ',-/ /V,
KAHATLOPULO, A.; DUSHIN, X.; SHEIGALRY, V.; PODOPLUIN, N.; SAKO-
7 UIVAWVA, I. I
Answering Professor A.A.Gorshkov. Lit.proisv. no.6:31-33 S 154,
(Steel castings) (Garshkov, A.A.) (KM 7:10)

-pk, ~, /(//Vg /V
'16
Kwamy, A.T , Ansh*ner; PqDOPLIKIN, N.A.
6~t Ing &xcAv&t*rqjLya.*qr-balawes vith u" of a quick-dryiag x&ad.
Lit. preisv* n0,5,.27 W 157. (KrMA 10: 6)
(Founding) (Band loundry)

PODOPLEKIN, V.D.
Effect of tissue cultures on the haemagglutinating properties
of ECHO viruses and mechanism of the interaction of these
viruses with erythrocytes. Acta virol. (11raha) [Ebg. 18 no.3:
254-262 NyI64.
1. The Pasteur Scientific Research Institute of Epidemiology and
Microbiology, Leningradp U.S.S.R.

PODOPLUIN, -V.D.;. IDINA, M.S.
Isolation of ECHO viruses from man and their identification by
the haemagglutination inhibition test. Acta virol. 7 no.3:
233-240 -My 163.
-1. The Pasteur Institute of Epidemiology and Micr6biology, Leningrad,
U.S.S.R.
.. (ECHO VIRUSES) (HEMAGGLUTINLTION INHIBITION TESTS)
(ENTEROVIRUS I4EGTIONS) (DIAGNOSIS)

IDINAj M.S.; RODSHTEYN, O.A.; PODOPLEKIN, V.D.
Results of the microbiological, virological and cllMical studies
of acute intestinal diseases in infants. Report No.2- Identi-
fication of cytopatbogenic agents isolated from the intestina-1
tract of children hoRpitalized for acute Intestinal disorders.
Trudy Len. inst. epid. I mikrobiol. 26:181-198 164.
(MIRA 18:12)
1. 1z laboratorly kishchenykh J.nfektsiy i poliyemiyelita.
Institute imeni Pastera, Leningrad i kafedroy pediatril I
Leningradskogo meditsinskogo inst1tuta imeni akademika
Pavlova.

PODOPLEKIN V D
Studies on haemagglutinating properties of ECHO Tirusee. Acta virol.
7 no.2;131-137 Mr 163.
1. The Pasteur Institute of 9pidemiology and Microbiology, Leningrad,
U.S.S.R.
(EGHO VIRUSES) (HMGGLUTINATION)
(MUGGLUTINATION INHIBITION TESTS)

RODSHTEYNp O.Ael PODOPLEKIN V.D&
- - IN
Methodolso for the lot-Atition and Identification of
cytopathWenlo anteroviruoes. Trudy Len. inst. epid.
I marobioi. 26t226-237 964. (MM l8sl2)

PODOPLEKIN..Y.D.,
Cytopathogenic activity of prototypical entervirus strains
on various tissue cultures. Trudy Len. inst. epid. i
mikrobiol 26:251-267 164.
Hemagglutinating properties of enteroviruses and use of
the hemagglutination react-Lon and the hemagglut-ination
inhibition test for practical purposes, Reports NO.1-2.
lbid.:268-283 (MIRA 18.12)

PODOPLEXIN, V.D.; IDIINA, H.S.
Hemagglutinating properties of enteroviruses and use of
the hemagglutination reaction and the hemagglutination
inhibition test for practical purposes. Report No.3t
Results of the study of the hemagglutinating activity of
freshly isolated viruses from the ECHO group and possibilities
for the practical use of hemagglutinatJon tests. Trudy Len.
inst. epid. i mikrobiol 26:284-298 164. (KIRA 18:12)

VASILENKO) V.P.p kand.ekon, nau-~~ PODOPLELOV V P kand. ekon.
nauk; K0110VALOV, D.A-, G.V.0
aspirant; KARNIUKPOVA, doklor ekob. nauk, otv.red.;
BELOV, M., rect.
[Potentiall.Wes for reducl-N)g L-f~sts In the agriculture of
the Komi A,S,S,11.j Rezei-vy i.-)VrasbrhenJia zatrat v sell-
skom khozialstve Korn~- ASSR. Moskva, Nauka, 1965. 1713 p.
(MIRA -1.8.10)
1. Akademiya nauk SSI;R,, Kcm-*4. filial, Sykt-yvkar.

USSR/Ge.neral Problems of PatholD.3y - Tumrs. lrmiimity. U.
-Abs Jour Ref Zhur -,Bi.)l., 11-).2, 1959, 8800
Author PAoplelov, I.I.
Inst
Title Prolonged Heterot'ransplahtatioiis of Mouse Tuuor to Rats.
.Rep.)rt 1. Study of the-Bidl),,acal Properties of Mouse
Ascites Adenocarcinona in t1he Process of Serial Trans-
plantations to Rats.
Ori.,.- Pub Byul. eksperim. biol. i noditsiny, 1957, 43, i4o 6, 63-65
Abstract The ascitic form of the Ehrlich n3use adenocarcinom was
grafted into the abdominal cavity .3f three- to five-aay-
old rats in a dose of 0.2 cc each. The incidence of
"takes" amounted tj 100%. The reLTafts were mde after
3-6 days; 110 passa,-es were performed on young rats.
After the 30th and 73d passaGes the timor was Grafted onto
mice and then aLpin ont.) young rats. In one cc of ascitic
fluid of the 98th passage there were 40,000,000 cancer
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Cand "Med Sci -- (diss)
PODOPLELOV2 I.I. IlProtracted
of mouse cancer in rats vdth a study of the i=nobiologicaj
0
prperties of heterotransplants.11 1,10s, 1959, 19 pp (Acad Led
Sci USSP.) 200 copies M, 3h-59i 118)
- 1c6

FLE ~-Ov; 3ec ,r, vol 7!z Canrpr Autnist 50
VDIV
-pio. Prolonged heterologous transplantation of mouse tumours into
rats. 11. The andgenic properties of cells of Ehrilch's mouse ascites carci-
noma in the process of its heterotransplantat! I studied by the comple-
ment fixation test (Russian text)i Poncit-I.F.I.m. 1. Dept. of Immunobiol., Inst.
of Exp. Biol., USSR Acad. ol Aled. .1icis. Moscow J_)w 1. eksper. Biol. i Med.
47 41 (5?-,56) Tables 2
A series of heterotransplantations was maintained for one year. From tile tiv,I
transplantations the cells acquired sniall quantities of rat specific antigens, while
after 41`1-55 reirloculations, they lo~.t a numbet- or mouse-specific antigens. The los,
of these mouse antigens is associated with a decreased growth of tile licterologom
tumour strain.

c~f
biol. 10
Diolcr-v of
Of the

Prolonged heterogenous survivals of mouse tumor in rate.
Report NO.3: Agglutination reaction study of antigenic
properties of the 3hrlich mouse asettes carcinoma after
prolonged presence in rats. Biul.ekep.biol. I med. 47
no.6:91-95 Je '59. (MIRL 12:8)
1. Iz otdola immmobiologii (zav. - cleystvitel'nyy chlen,
AMN SSSR N.11.Zhukov-Verezhnikov) Institute. ekBperimental'noy
biologii (dir. - prof.I.H.Kayakiy) AM9 SSSR. Moskva. Predstav-
Iona deystvitel'rqia chlenom AMN SSSR 11-1T-ZhnkovYm-Verezhnikovyn,.
(NEOPLiLSKS, Immiinol.
antigenic properties of mouse Ehrlich
carcinoma implanted In rate (Rua))

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97
AMAMORS; ZhuRov-Verezhnikov, N.N., Mayskiy, I.N.,
Yazdovskiy, V.1 Pelchov, A.P., Gyurdzhion, A.A.
Nefedlyeva, N.P:.: KNpichnikov, Podo2lelov.-I.I.,-
Rybalcov, N.I., Kleniparskaya, N.N., K-limov, V.Yu.'
Novikov, S.N..'Novikova, I.S.. Petrov, R.V.,
Sushko, N.G..-Ugryumov, Ya.P., Fodorova, G.I.,
Zalcharov, A.F., Vinogradova. 1.N.. Chamova, K.G.
and Buy1co, YO.A.
TXTLE: The results of the first microbiological and
cytological experiments in Space in Earth satellites
SOURCE: Akademiya nauk ;SSR. Iskusstvennyye sputniki Zenli.
no. 11. Moscow, 1961. Rezul I taty nauchnykh
isslodovarxiy. provedennylizh vo vremya polctov vtorogo
i tret'yego kosmicheskikh korablay-sputnikov. 1,4 - 67
TEXT: The authoi~s report !the results of their investigations
of biological objocts which had been exposed to space conditions
in satellite vehicles. The first part of the work was devoted
to a study of the survival or cells of differing levels of
.ain!Wion under the influence of radiation and other
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E027/S635
!he results of the ---
unfavourable factors. in comparison with control mtarials which
remained in the laboratory over the name period. In experiments
with bacteria 2ml. samples of suspensions of EschorichiA coli,
Aerobactor aoroAoneal, Staphylococcus aurous and Clostridium
butyricum containinZ 500 million orgAnisms or spores per ml. wore
sealed in ampoules, and exposed to a space flight of unstated
duration; the number of viable individuals after the exposure
*did not differ s3ignificantly from the values for the control
samples. A similar experiment was carried out with the T2
phngo of E. coli and the 1321 phago of A. aerogenes. which were
Pont in the second satellite; again. no sigificant reduction in
the titre of the phago preparations could be detected After
return from space. Similar results were obtained with
preparations of phaZe sent into space in the fourth and fifth
satellites. Two bottles and six tubes of HeLa calls, some-of
which wre saturated with oxygen, were exposed to space flight
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The results of the
conditions, after it bad first boon shown that vibration and
acceleration did not detach the cells from the glass. The
cultures without oxygen appeared normal on return, whereas in
those exposed to oxygen most of the calls had degenerated.
Subculture ahowed that 9011: of the calls, whotlur detached from or
remaining on the glass, were dead; however, two tubun &avo good
growth, and the cells which grow up showed no abnormalities of
morphology. No antigenic differences could be detected in the
cells in anaphylaxia and do4ensitization experiments in guinea-
Pigs. In subsequent space flights fibroblaBt and human amnion call
cultures were dudied, with similar results. Pieces of human and
rabbit sicin wore also uzed. On August 12th 1960 two pieces of
skin 2.5 x 3.5 cm. in size and 0.5 nm. thic1c were talcon from a
human doner, placed ifi Hanlc3 solution and sent into space in the
second satellite. On recovery they wore regraftod on the original
Bite in the donor and became firmly attached after seven days.
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The results of the E027/&635
Similar results were, obtalned with two other donors. An npparatus
wats devised for mahing a subculture in space, in order to study
the ability of bacteria to multiply under space conditions. In
experiments witi Glostridiun butylicum no ddviations from the
controls were observed. The second part of the worlc was devoted
to a study of possible genetic effects brought about by exposure
to space conditions, mainly by looking for the production of
auxotrophic mutants and I?sogeny in bacteria. The former were
dotected by inoculation on a layer of minimal medium which was then
covered'with an overlay of the same medium in order to fix the
colonies. When the latter had grown up their position was noted
rnd an overlay of complete medium was then put on, and the
colonies which then grew up as a result of the diffusion of
essentialnutrients were selected astuxotrophic mutants. No such
mutants could be found in suspensions of Escherichift coli
recovered from the second antollite. The experiments on the
Induction of lysogenic bacteria were carried out on a strain of
E. coli lynogenized by a X phage which had boon exposed to cosmic
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radiation in the fifth satellite. Free phaj:o particles were
removed by adding phage nntiserum; after the and of the latent
period the action of the antiserum seas cut short by diluting
1-100,streptomycin was added to inhibit the host organisms, and
th& mixture wan plated out on the indicator strain in order to
counz the phage parik-les produced. The results obtained,
considered in comparison with control experiments. provided no
evidence of induction by cosmic radiation during a space flight
of ninety minutes. No difference was observed in the plaque
morphology. No change3 could be detected in the chemical and
physical properties of calf thymus deaxyribonucloic acid recovered
after a space flight. The results As a whole indicate that no
damage was suffered by isolated cells during a brief exposure to
space conditions. There are 6 figures and 10 tables.
SUBMITTED: May 23. 1961
Card 515

ZHUKOV-VEREZHNIKOV, N.N.; MAYSKIY, I.N.; YAZDOVSKIY, V.I.; PEKHOV, A.P.;
RYBAKOV, N.I.; JUNPARSKAYA, N.N.; GYURDZHIAN, A.A.; TRIBULEV,
G.P.; NEFED'UTA) N.P.; KAFICIRIIKOV, M.M.- PODOPLELOV,,_I.I.;
ANTIPOV, V.V.; NOVIKOVAj I.S.; KOPIYEV, V.Ya.
Problems of space microbiology and cytology. Probl.kosm.biol.
1:118-136 162. (MIRA 15:12)
(SPACE MICROBIOLOGY) (CYTOLOGY)

-ZHUKOV-VEREZHNIKOV, W. N.; VOLKOV, M. N.; MAYSKIY, L N.; TRIBULEV, G. P.; RYBAKOV, N. I.;
SAKSONOV, P. P.; ANTIPOV, V. V.; KOZLOV: V. A.; PODOPLELOV, 1. 1.
"Results of microbiological and cytological investigation on Vostok type
spacecraft."
paper presented at the 15th Intl Astronautical Cong, Warsaw, 7-12 Sep 64.

_ACC NR: AP6,010334 SOURCE GODE:
AUTHOR: Tribulev, G,? P. Popivanov, R. P.; Vulchanov, V. H.
'446
ORG: Institute of Faq)erimental Biology, Academy of Medical Scje
__nces, Moscow;
Departme of General Biology, ji~gt(jr ~Iedii~aj_lnstl~utej. Sq j3j institute of
em
Microbiologyp Bulga Aca~j yof~Scienaes, Sofia
a
TITILE: Study of anti genie'relat ions between Hela-cells and himnan sperm, tozoa
SOURCE; Bulgarska akademiya na naukite. Doklady, v. 18, no'. 9, 1965,'887-890
TOPIC TAGS: antigen, cytology, biologic reproduction
ABSTRACT: Following their earlier investirations conducted
in two separate proups (see, e.g., 1. 1. Podoplelov at al., :,yuji. ekspers
biol. i med., 8, 1964, 85; R. Ponivanov, V. Eh. V"lchanov, Ibid., 2, 1965, 110)t
the authors started in 1964 joins investigation concerning the possible
.~aIntioonic kinship between human suormatozoa and the HeLa cells. The present
!article gives an account of the material used and tho experimental results
achieved. The ov usion that HeLa cells as
orall analysis leads to the concl,
w fftes and spermatozon contain t1jo O(H) isoantig nd
all as human ezmt~ e n r
one more antigen on to the three call types, most probably with a spicies
spacificit_Y_7~7Te theoretical foundation of the problem and a detailed
description,of Ahe exuoriments will be published elsewhere (G. P. Tribulev,
1965). This paper was presented by Al. Toshkov'
e~ al'., Eksper. med. i morfol., 4, 3,
Corresponding Member BANon,25 May 1965- (JPRS3
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AUTHOR: Zhukov-Verezhaikov, N. N.; R akov. N. L; ~~z~V.A*; S_ak_60_n_0_VjL._P-P-;
Dobrov, Fl._'N.; Antip", V. V.; Pod2plelov, I*. I.; P~rfenov, G. P_.
7
ORG: none
l
11 1 5
TITLE: Results of microb 0
iogical and cytological investiLations conducted
-"Vostok" type.vehicles
during the flights of
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Otdeleniye biologicheskikh nauk. Problemy kosmicheskoy biologii,
v- 4, 1965, 261-269
TOPIC TAGS: bacteriat genetics, bacterial genetics, gamma irradiation, cobalt,
radioisotope, microbiology, cytology, space biologic experiment# radiation
biologic effect, biologic vibration effect
ABSTRACT: The biological objects used for space research are carefully selected
-genetic indicators. E. coll K- 12 frequently chos Ien foIr these'e*xperi-
'ments, is a reliable biological dosimeter of the genetic effectiveness of
spaceflight factors. When normal and cancerous human cells were exposed
in the Vostok series, It was found that these experimental samples did not
differ essentially Irom control samples kept on earth However, 'some
tendency to intensification of phage production was observed in cultures.
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colli
in this series (an increase by a factor of 1. 2 on V
,of E ostok- 2~
Data from repeated exposurW
i '4. 6 on Vostok-3 band 1. 96 on Vostok-4).
of the same biological object indicate accumulation of the spaceflight effect,
although the character of this accumulation is not clear. In a comparison
'~it w
of the results of Vostoks 3-6 as not possible to estabfish a linear
i dependence of biological effect on time of exposure in space. However,
factors causing a genetic effect (an increase In the phage-producing activity
of. a lysozenic culture) definitely o;)erated during these flights.
The following derived values of induced phage produiction were calcu-
lated, 4 3 for Vostoks 3 and 5 (corresponding to the Inducing effect of 3. 2
rad of gamma-rays), and 1A for Vostoks 4 and 6 (corresponding to 0. 8 rad
of gamma-rays). Since the doses quoted are higher than those encountered
in spaceflight, the observed genetic effect must therefore be partially due
-to other factors (such as weightlessness acceleration, 'vibration, etc.
To study the - erati6d of -one- coli K- 12 was . sub.
OP of
Jected to vibrations of 18, 35, 75, 100, and 700 cps~ for 15-30 min. and
in. another siries qf experiments, to vibration in combination with Co6o
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gamma- irradiation (dose, 100 rad,, dose power, 21 rad/min). The expert-
mental results show that vibration alone does not induce phage production
but does increase the sensitivity of lysogenic bacteria to the subsequent
influence of gamma- irradiation. It is suggested that vibration helps senst-
Aize cells of a lysogenic culture to the Influence of cosmic radiation, although
it is also possible that the cause of gepetic changes is weishtlessness in
combination vith radiation. orig. art. has: 1 figure and 4 tables.
[ATD HWS: 4091-F]
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AUTHQR: Zhukov-Verezhnikov, N. N.; Mayskiy.. 1. N.; Tribulev, G. P.; Rfbakov, N. I.;
PodoDle2Py_ja.4-! Dobrov, N. N.; Antipov, V. V.; Kozlov, V.,A.; Saksonov, P. P.;
Par-fenov, G. P&; Sharyy, N. I.
ORG: none
TINS: Some results and trends in the study of the biological effect of cosmic
radiation and dynamic flight factors using microbiological and cy-cological models
(Paper presented at the Conference on Problems of Space Medicine held In Moscow from
24 to i7 may 19661
SOURCE: Konferentsiya po problemam kosmicheskoy meditsiny, 1966. r-roblemy
kosmicheskoy meditsinyo, (Problems of space medicine); materialy konferentaii,
Moscow, 1966, 172-173
TOPIC TAGS: manned space flight, space biologic experiment, tissue culture, lysogenic
bacteria, cosmic radiation biologic effect, combined stress/Voskhod-1
ABSTRACT: Systems of lysogenic bacteria and single layer cultures of normal and
cancer cells of man have been used on all spaceflights since the second orbital
spaceship. This report presents the results of investigations performed on
spaces-hips'o-f the-Vostok and'Voskb~od types. Biological experiments
:carried out on Vostok-3, -4, -5, and -6 indicate that phage production
of lysogenic. culttire of E. coli K-121 inqreases with the duration of the
'flight. However, a direct linear relationehip between the biological

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However, when tissues were subjected to a second spaceflight
(on Vostok-4, Vostok-6, and Voskhod-1), the twice~flown tissues showed
a definite prolongation in the latent period of the ability to grow, as
well as certain other noticeable changes. -This makes it possible.to
surmise that spaceflight factors may have a cumulative effect on human
tissue cultures. Further investigations of the biological effects of
spaceflight utilizing lysogenic bacteria and tissues of varioup cultures
are contemplated.
[W.A. No. 22; ATD Report 66-1161
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ACC NR# AP602465o SOURCE CODE: UR/0216/661000/004/65 j( 3
AUTHOR: Zhukoy-Vereahnikov, N N.; Mayskiy, 1. N.I.Pekhov, A. P.;
Rybakovg N. 1.1 Dobroy IN. N.; Antipovj_y~....Yt.;
S
ORO: none
TITLE: Results of study of the effect of cosmic radiation and other
1
paceflight factors on lysogenic baeteri5and human cell cultur
1 ea
(Paper presented at the Anniversary Symposium of the Institute Of BID-.
physics of the Czechoslovak Aced my of Sciences hold In Brno in Mij-
19653
SOURCE: AN SSSR, lavestlya. Serlya biologicheskaya, 'no. 4, 1966,
592-593
TOPIC TAGSt pac*flight effect. radiation effect, Hela cell, lysogenici
bacteria / Vo:tok spacecraftp 1~ostok 6 spacecraft, Voskhod 1 spacecraft
ABSTRACTs Sii le layer cultures of normal.husan cells (fibrobiasts and
anniotic cell:j and human cancer cells (Hels strain), together vith
cultures of lysogenic bacterto (E. coli K-12)9 have been consistently
used as radiation Indis!torswn Soviet spacecraft, Results of theme
experiments have shown that re ea a _%xr
np~esof jaelijurq of Hela 'cells'
to spaceflight factors on the Matti . o to guts pToduced
2 UDCi 629.125g5TT.321

PODOPIZIOV I.I.; GLINSKIY, I.A.; KAIWAKOV, V.T.; KINTYAN, S.11.
Studies on cell growth in monolayer cultures of the CaVe strain
in a medium containing rabbit and bovine sera. Biul. eksp. biol.
i med. 59 no.2:118-121 F t65- (HIRA 18:7)
1. Otdel immunobiologi-i (zav. - deystviteltnyy chlen AM SSSR
N.N. Zhukov-Vprezhnikov) i gruppa eksperimentallnoy morfologii
kletki (zav. S.8. laguchev) Instituta eksperimentallnoy bio-
logii (dir. - prof. I.N. Mayskiy) AMI SSSR, Moskva.

ZHUXOV-VF,REZHNIKOV, N.N.; RYDAK9i, N.I.: KOZLOV, V.A.; SAKSONOV, P.P.;
DOBROV N.N.; ANTLPOV, V.V.; PODOPLELOV PARFENOV, G.P.
P -- I.,
Summar7 of microbiological and cytochemical studies on "Vostok"
spaceships. Frobl. kosm. biol. 4:261-269 165. (MIRA 18:9)
0

ZAKHAROV., A.F.; ITGRYUI,',OV, Ye.P.; PODOPLELOV, I.!.
Unditions for the growth of cells cultured in vitro fo:=
of is(-,Iated colonies. Biul. eksp. biol. i med. 55 no.3:91-96 Rr
163. (14111A 18:2)
1. Iz otdela immunobiologii (zav. - deystvitellnyy chlen AN4 SSSR
N.N. Zhukov-Verezhnikov) Instituta eksperimefitallnoy biologii
(direktor - prof. 1.1-1. Mayskiy) A1414 SSSR, Moskva. Submitted June
11, 1962.

-PODO?.J,E',WVI,,.L.I.; UGFiYIJK)V, Ye.11.; ZAKHAROV, A.F.; ROSLYAKOVA, N.A.
Experim-3nts on immunization ol" horses by HeLa strain cell cultures.
Biul. eksp. biol. i med. 58 no.8:85-87 Ag 164.
(MIFA 18:3)
1. Otdol imunobiologii (rulovoditell - deystvitellnyy chlen AMJI
SSSR prof. N.N. Zhukov-Verezhnikov) Instituta eksperimentallnoy
biologii (dir. - prof. 1.N. Mayskiy) AtM SSSR, Moskva. Sub,-.utted
July 8, 1963.

TRIBULEVV G,P,j PODOPLELOV 1.1.
...-
Study of antigenic properties of HeLa strain cells by the
agglutination reaction. Biul. eksp. biol. i med. 57 no.6:73-
75 Je 164. (MIRA 18:4)
1. Otdel immunobiologii (zav. - deystvitel'*nyy chlen AMN SSSR N.N.
Zhukov-Verezhnikov) Instituta eksperimentallnoy biologii (dir. -
prof. I.N.Mayskiy) AMN SSSR, Moskva.

ALPATOYEV, AnatDUY MikhaYlOvichj PrO:t-rj ARKILMELISKIY, Aleksandr
MikbAylovich, prof.;
dots.; SHAGIROVA, I.M., fed.; VORONINA, RA., tekhn. red.
[Physical geography of the U.S.S.R.] Fizicheskaia geografiia
SWR. Pod-obahchei red. A.M.Arkhangellskogo.. Moskva, Vys-
shaia shkola, Pt.l. 1962. 314 P. (MIRA 16:7)
(Physical geography)

A/
15-57-2-1429
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 2,
PP )5-36 (USSR)
AUTHOR: PodoplVlQY-,--N..-Y-a----
TITLE: Geomorphological Observations in the Samur District
of South Dageptan (Geomorfologicheskiye nablyudeniya
v Prisamurskom rayone Yuzhnogo Dagestana)
PERIODICAL: Uch. zap. Leningr. gos. ped. in-t, 1955, Vol 116,
pp 219-233
ABSTRACT: An elongate tectonic erosional valley of the Samur
River lies in the Samur morphological district. The
headwaters of the river are in the Taklik-Dyiillty-Dag
mountain massif, and its mouth empties into the
Caspian Sea. The length of the river is 212 km.
During the greater part of the river's course, the
valley is compressed between the Main Caucasian and
Card 1/4 the Samur mountain ranges. In its lower course the

191-57-2-1429
Peomorphological Observations in the Samur District (Cont.)
the present time caused the appearance of a series of marine and
stream terraces; the opening of "scissor faults" had a great influ-
ence on the formation of the Samur region relief. The lithographi-
dal composition'of the rocks is reflected in the relief of the
region. Three zones are distinguished by their morphological
structure in the Samur region: the upper, the middle,-and the lower.
The upper zone is characterized by a.V-shaped profile, steep rocky
slopes, narrow bottom, two terraces, and by small recent outwash
cones. Toward the middle zone, the valley widens, the outwash cones
become larger, slopes flatten gradually, and the river'valley begins
to..develop. The middle course, from the village of Akhty to the
village',of-Gillyar contains not only erosional, but also depositional
terraces, large outwash cones, and An alluvial river valley. In the
lower,zone, the valley is broadened, has a flat bottom, a shallow
channel,.and a number of terraces. From the Gillyar village to the
Caspian Sea, the valley gradually merges with the arid lowland of
the,Maritime district. It is hardly incised at all, and ranges from
6 km to 7 km in width. In all, five terraces comprise the main
Card 3/4

j
ALPATIYEV, Anatoliy Mikhaylovich, prof.; ARKHANGELISKIY, Aleksandr 14
Mikhaylovich, prof.; FODOPLELOV, Nikolay Yakovlevichy dots.;
STEPANOV, Anatoli-y Ya'ko-v'lev-i-cb, dots.; S-HAGIROVA,-I.M., red.
[Physical geography of the U.S.S.R.] Fizicheskaia geografiia --
SSSR. [By] k.M.klpatlev i dr. Moskvap Vysshaia shkola.
Pt.2. 1965. 557 p. (MIRA 18:6)

14-1-407
Translation from: Referativnyy Zhurnal, Geografiya, 1957, Nr 1,
p. 39,(USSR)
AUTHOR: Podoplelov, N. Ya.
TITLE: Geomorphological Observations in--the Samur Region of
Southern Daghestan (Geomorphologitheskiye nablyudeniya v
Prisamurskom rayone Yuzhnogo Dagestana)
PERIODICAL: Uch. zap. Leningr. gos. ped. in-ta, 1956, Nr 116,
pp. 219-233
-ABSTRACT: The article is based on the dat3 obtained by the author's.
personal observations in the summer and fall periods of
1939, 1946 and 1947, and also usei data obtained from the,
.published and published works of the Daghes*tan S'
fin ection
of the Northern:-Caucasus Geological Administration. The
author considers the Samur-River valley as an independent
Card 1/2 geomorphological region of Daghestan and notes 3 distinct

GMIBELI, Aleksandr Vasillyevich; PIVKHENSON, D..M .; PODOPLELMI, N.Ym.
[Natural resources of the U.S.S.R. serve the building of car-
mnism)Prirodnye bogatstva SM na sluzhbe komnunistichoskogo
stroitellst-va. Leningrad, Ob-vo po rasprostrnnordiu polit. i
nauchn. znanii HSFSR, 1959. 33 P- OURA 15-9)
(Natural resources)

POZDEYEV, V.N., aspirant; PODOPIZLOV., V.A., inzh.
Efficient length of the tracks in track skeleton assenbly points.
Trudy NfIZ11T no.31:65-86 162. (141RA 16.9)
(Railroads-Track)

Pwapmqv, Y.Fe
11_~~~- ~~
Problem of lowering the cost of lumber production. Trudy Iromi fil. AN SSSR
n003:41-47 155. (KM 9--i0)
(KOMI A. S.S-.R. --Umbering) I

PODOPLEILOV, V. P.
"Cost of Production in Lumbering and Means for Ifts Beduction."
dissertation defended for the degree of Candidate of Economy at the Inst.
for Economy.
DIfense of Dissertation (Jan-Jul 1957)
Sect. of Economy, Philosophy, and Jurisprudence
Vest. AN SSSR, 1957, v. 27, No. 12, pp. 126-128

PDDMWLOV, ~; IZIZOV, K.I.; MOROZOVA, A.. red.; OPLESHIN, I.,
'-!P9!%-~tVeL:.red.
[Ways to work profitably; practice of the Ukhta lumber combine
OPechorles."] Puti rentabellnoi raboty; iz opyta Mchtinskogo
TJ%h kombinate Vechorles.0 Syktvvkar, Komi knizhnoe izd-vo,
1959. 45 p. (MIRA 13:10)
1. Komi filial AN SM (for Podoplelov, Az12OV).
(Ukhta--Lumbering)

VAVI1DVP P.P., kand. sellkhoz. nauk, glav. red.; LAZAREV, N.A.x
kand. sell khoz. nauk, zam._glav. red.; GALASIYEV, V.A~p
red.; VDISEYEV, K.A., kand. biol. nank, red.;
PODO LEIDV, V.P.,, kand. ekon. nauk, red.; STARKOVA, VA,
kand. biol. nauk, red.; TARASENKOV, G.H., kand. geogr.
nauk, red.; TON, D.S., kand. ekon. nauk,, red.; TIKHOHOVA,
N.V., red.izd-va; VDOVINA, V.M.p tekhn. red.
(Forests and the lumbering industry in the Komi A.S.S.R.]
Less, i lesnaia promyshlennoatt Komi ASSR. 14oBkva, Gos-
lesbumizdati, 1961. 394 P. (MIRA 16:4)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Komi filial, Syktyvkar.
(Komi A.S.S.R.-Forests and forestry)

AZIZOV.. K.I.; PODOPLEL4)V,, V.P.; SHUHRAY.. F.V.
Forty years of the lumbering industry of the Komi A.S.S.R. and
problems of its further development. Izv.Komi fil.Geog.ov-va
SSSR no.7:15-24 262. (NUA 15 2.12)
(Komi A.S.S.R.-Lumbering)
(Komi A.S..S.R.-4oodworking industries)

PODOFRIGMAP A.
To the level of present-day requirements. Okhr.truda I sots.
strakh. 5 no.10%5-6 0 162. OURA 15 111)
1. ZovedayusheMy otdolom okrhranv truda TSentrallnogo komiteta
.prefessionallnogo soyuza rabochikh i aluzhashchikh sellskogo
khosyayetva I xagotarok.
(Farm sechani2ation-Hygienic aspects)

. PODOPRIGORA A. starahly Inspektor
I-
Public Inspector of iniiistrial bygienh on collective fares.
Sov.profspiuzy ? no.10:46-47 my '59. (141RA 12:9)
1. Otdol o1zhrany tracla Vnesoyuznogo tsentralinogo novots. prof-
sovuzov*
(Public offieers) (Collective farms--J~Vgienlc aspects)

GONIK, Aleksey Alakoeyevich;-PODOPRIGORA.~-4,.4., rea.; CORTUITOTA, L.K.,
red.lzd-va; FARAKHIHA, N.L., tekhn.red.
[Seagoing rafts] Morskie ploty. Koskva, Goolosbumizdat,
1939. .199 T"bor-Transportation) (MIRA 13:2)

YUZVUK, Vladimir Tefimovich; POD2!:=_A-4--,,- redaktor; VOROB'YXVA, N.N.,
redaktor; KOLESBIEDYA, 2111 9, LVT"LU.LUU6SA-L3r radaktor
(Work of hydraulic engineering detachments In timbor floating] 0~7t
raboty meltoraiivno-stroAtel'rqkh otrisdov na, lesosplave. Moskva.
Goolesbunizdat. 1954. 38 P. (MLRA 8:4)
(Yqdrault-c engineering)

SLTUSARMM, Lidiya Ivanovna; PODMIGORL,.A.A.,, radaktor-, AGRANOVSrATA,
I '; -,&'
N.D. , rodakt*r; te ic ,nkiy rodaktor.
[lumber floating In the mountainous reQions'of the Ukraine]
Gernyi lesosplav v Ukrainskei SSR. Moskva, Goolesbuicisdat, 1956.
59 P. (Ukraine-Inmbering) (iffma 9:6)

4 r
I ZJj.:j NOVIKOV, A.V.,
KOROZOV, N.N.,, in zb 12D-W4S44A , - A -. '
inzh.; VLASOV, V.D.; irzh.; N.A., red.
(Manual on safety ungInearing, Industrial lWgiene, labcr
protection, and fire prevention on state and collective
farms) Spravochnik inzhenera po tekhnike bezopasnosil,
proi.zvodstvennol sanitarii, okhrane truda i pozharnoi Okh-
rane sovkhoza i kolkhoza. Moskva, Rossel7khozizdat, 1965.
288 p. (MIRA 18:10)