SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KONDRATYEV, YU.S. - KONEV, YU.I.

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USSR UDC 575.111:575.24:576.851.48
S. and SKAVRONSKAYA, A. G., Institute of Epidc--miology and
Microbiology imeni N. F. Gamaleya, Academy of Medical Sciences USSR, Moscow
Bacteria
"The Effect of 5-Bromouracil on the Sensitivity of Her+ and Her
to the Lethal and Mutagenic Effect of Ultraviolet Light"
Moscow, Genetika, No 9, 1971, pp 149-154
Abstract: The incorporation of 5-bromouracil into the DNA of E'scherichia
coli 13fBL 49 and its derivative Her mutant E. coli D18L 100 daV5, bacterial
strains with equal thymine requirement, increased their sensitivity to
lethal ultraviolet irradiation to the sarre'extent. This suggests that the
action of the thymine analog is not associated with the inhibition of 8ark
repair, at least the first stage, which is defective in Her mutants. 5-
Bromouracil intensified the mutagenic effect of UIV irradiation on both
direct mutations and reversions. As in the.case of the lethal effect, the
seasitizing effect of 5-bromouracil on the mutagenic effect of UV irradiation
was independent of the Her phenotype.
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Genetics
USSR UDC 575-24
KONDRAVIEV A,S. and SKAVRONSKAYA, A. G., Institute ol: Epidemiology and
TTE_r"o Sic 8gy imerLi N. F. Gamaleya, Academy of Redical Sciences USSR
"The Effect of 5-Bromouracil Suzstitution on the Ultraviolet Sensitivity 0 4'
8scherichia coli Strains With Normal and D90reased Capacity for Dark Repairil
Hoscow, Genetika, No 4, 1971, PP 123-128
Abstract: The effect of 5-bromouraoil (5-BU) on the sensitivity of micro-
organisms to ultraviolet light was studied in the E. coli stra:bis B/r Her+
thy try and B/r Hcr thy try. The incorporation of 5-BU into DNA and thynine
starvation was found to increase the sensitivity of both:strains to UV light.
The effect was Independent of the activity of the tier gene. The Hcr'~ stratn
was much more dependent on thymine. Grown on a mwlium without thyadne or a
low concentration ol" the substance, the cells eventually died. The degree of
sensitivity to the lethal action of UV light was also a function of, 'the dif-
ference In the thymine requirements of the two strains, Addition of 5-
bromodeso37uridine to the zna-"1=- did not influence bacterial groi,,th, but it
torded to diminish tho inhibitory effect of thymine deprivation.

USSR UDC 536.2-023
KARPINOS, D. M., OF KLIHiFhTOt V. S., BARANT-
SEVA, 1. G., PI OVSKTY- Yu. r,.t BROVOL'SKIY, 0. A., and
SHAMATOV, YU. M . Institutte of Problems of Material Science,
Academy of Scie ces, Ukrainian SSk
"Physical Properties of Hot-Extruded W-Cu Pseudoalloy"
Minsk, Inzhenerno-Fizicheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 20, No 1, Jan 71,
pp 96-99
Abstract: A study was made of a number of phyi;ical properties
of W-Cu pseudoalloys in a wide range of temperatures: thermal
conductivity from 370 to 2"LOOOK,.electrical conductivity from
300-to 19701K, and thermal expansion from 300 to 870 and 1370 to
22000K. The investigated alloys contained 8-9 wt% Cu.
Results showed that the thermal md electricaL conductivities
of W-Cu pseudoalloys exceed those of tungsten. Theligher con-
ductivity is caused by the effect of copper, where both conducti-
vities in the solid state are 2.5-3 times greaterthan for tung-
F
sten. The sharper lowerin-, j.-IP thermal and electrical conductivity
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KARPINOSP D. M., et al., Inzhenerno-Fizicheskiy Zhurnal,
Vol 20, No 1, Jan 71, pp 96-99
of the pseudoalloys, observed at temperatures above the melting
point of copper, is caused partially by a decremse of copper
conductivity due to its transition to the Liquid atmte- At
temperature above the melting point of copper t1l;'e pseudoalloy
is depleted of copper, and after the high temperature tests the
Cu content did not exceed 2-3%.
Values for the coefficient of thermal expansion (GTE) of
the pseudoalloys exceed those for tungsten. This attributed to
the presence of a significant amount of copper in the samples.
As in conductivity tests, at temperatures close to 22000K the
copper melts and Ilows from the tungsten skeleton, thus reducing
the copper contenZ and resulting in an alloy with a thermal
expansion close to that of tungsten.-

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RADE OXYGEN IN A CONTACT UNIT WITH FLUI 11 D CATALY T BE S -U-
DUROVA, O.V.t MALKIMANt V.I-., KONDRATYEVA, G.P., KRAVCHENDO,
#*ifOR--MAY Woo
~~'-_CQUNTRY: OF INFO--USSR
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.~,.SUSJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
-TOPIC TAGS--FLUIDIZE-D REDC CATALYSTj WEAR RESISTANCE
,..CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTqICTIONS
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIFf)
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Room
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AND 42.6 VOL. PERCENT 0SU62 WAS PASSED (AT
PERCENT Sl SUB2 RAT~:
OF 1600 VOL. PEA HR) THRGUkGH A CATALYTIC RE-ACTOR WITH I FL!JIDIZ'r:) PEOS
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'OF AWEAR RESISTANT CATALYST; THE TEMPS,. OF TVF FIRST, S!FCOND, A THIf
-BEDS WERE 600, 5150, ANn 500DEGREES, RESP.v AND THE PRESSUIlE W-14S 1 ATM.
93. 19CRCENr.
T14E DEGREE-OF OXIDN. OF THE SO SUB2 AFTER THE THIRD BED WAS
EXPTS. IN A PILOT PLANT REACTOR CONFIRMED THAT STA13LE OPERATI-ON `4AY BE
~~,.:_~~-ACHIEVEO WITHOUT PREHEATING THE GAS; AFLOW SHEET FOR A LARGE SCALE
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'AUTHOR-(051-rl,0DION0VA, N.A.# UNANYAW1 tli,P r XONOAAT t k;.V., ZAVY01LOVY
FILIPPOV, V.V.
.~COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
;_~.,S0URCE--IZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSR, SER4 Kri I M1970t (3) bbO-5
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SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND 14EUICAL SC I'ENCE S CHEM STkY
GLYC I NE,
~TOPIC TAGS-- 1141 DAZQ3Lf_ KETONE, ORGA141C SULFURp BIOSYNTHESiSp
SER I NE tVITAMIN
-';~7CONTROL HARKING--ING RESTRICTIONS
,.,,,-.,OOCU(4c,NT CLASS--UNCLASSlFfEO
STEP NO -UK/00o2/7b/000/0()3/0660/0b65
RFE~/FRAME-1999/1764
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2/2 017 UNCLASSIFIEU PROCESSING DATE--13NOV70
.~_-CIRC ACCESSION NO--Ak'0123563
,!~ABSTRACTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- AJSTRACr. HEATING 3.5 G 401ETHYL,2,
IMIDAZOLINONE WITH 1.1 G PARAFURMALDEHYDE AND 41-2 DROPS, ET SUB3 N 1 N
MEOH 3 HR GAVE 4(5) .METHYL,r)(4) IHYDKUXY~4ETHYLr2,1-41UAZCJLI~l,Jt4E, DECOMPD.
-LARGER THAN 300DEGREE S I Al L AR REACTION:WITH PARA FORMAL DEHY Uf-- I-ii THE
'-PRESENCE OF PIPERI&INE IN AEOH 4 HR GAVE -58PERCENT 4(511
HETHYL, 5 (4) , P I PER ID INOM E THYL 2, 1 M 10 AZOL INOINE , DECOMPD.-S~,-IALLER THAN
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290DEGREESt ALSO PREPD. Fj
.1,3,DIACETYL,4(5),METHYL,5(4),BROtiOMETHYLt2, IMIGAIGLIPIONE AND
PIPERIOINE. HYDROXYDEHYDRODETHIOBIOTIN: ANU PA,~AFOR-AALOEHYJE REFLUXED IN
ETOH 3 HR GAVE HYDROXYDEHYDRODETHJ0310T [tit DECOMPD. LARGER THAN
ZaODEGREES. 113,Z)IACETYL,41(5),f3RO14t3i4L-THYLi Z, [1,11DAZOL111,01NE AND ACSK
IN ME SU82 CO OVEkNIGHT GAVE 36PERCENrA,3,
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_'METHYL)2#IMIDALOLINGNf_-t
OIACETYL,4(5it(ACETYLTI M. 49-51DEGREES.
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2,11410AZGLINONE, 14. 109-100EGREES, WHICH WITH N,BRL)HOsuCCu4lmll)E It,-
REFLUXING CCL SUB4 GAVE IN I Hirk AN 01L~v WHICH TAEATED 111TH ACSK, rHEN
WITH AQ. KMN0 SUB4, GAVE AFTER FINAL H EATING 3 Hk IvITH AO. HCL
1,3#DIACETYLvit(51,(ACETYLTHIUMETHYL)o5'(4)t(CAki3ETHOXYA14YL),
2,IMFDAZOLINONE, OIL. A POSSIBLE SCHEME OF BfOGEkESIS OF BIOTIN FROM
SERINE, GLYCINE AND DETHIOBIOTIN WAS DISCUSSEO. FACILITY: INST.
ORGo KHIM. IM. LELIPISKOGOt MOSCUWY USSR.

USSR
WC 6 24 - U 1..S 3 7: 6
1). 1 Professor', DoctOl' (11' T~IdlniCal sciences,
of j'c,,cjjjlj.c;jj Scicliccs and KASHKAROV, 11. i'~,
and Eligillecrs
"Experiment,al Stu-~Jlics to D~--tcrlninv, thin mabilily Of flic
Kamskaya Hydroctectric PoWel' Stitig"11"
Gidroteklinichcsi-loye Stroitcl'stvo, No 3, 1972, pp jj-IS.
Abstract: nosuiz., are r,,por~~!d froi-i l'i.-Id tests of tile
the foundation ai- tho. hdrauji,c clectric pcm.'r
housc. oll shonr of in tho culls t~j,klcj- j031 tj-i2jlcj)
at the I.L.V(_1 Of t.he struc*uro worc us~-~,Is a basi!~ for t~jc,
teristics of soij strelif!04 tht~
d;--.;,,(jj,mi-,J-O11 of 0!, hC,
toxv lindex. tlu~ Of' 010 SAL'.
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FELATI03SOIF BETWEEN UTULSE ACTIVITY nF RULBAR ELECTaid
ACILVITY OF RESPIRAIM MUSCLES AM) FULMOVART V-LMLAT."-% ACC17-?,%!;-irNG
DEPRESSED PESPIRATIOU
(Article by A. H. Yullk an
Dialog
77 29-35, Aubmit~v'j for Publication 15
Abstracts The level of impulse attivity of bulbar respira-
tory neurons, electric activity of respirnto" muzclz2 and
ventilation were Investigated using c4t- aatstha-
sized with Nambutal during dif!orent phapos of t~e rczpLra-
tory CYC14- Upon additional resistance to respicatica
otplici durinj inb2lzzion the activity oi i=ptratorjtwu-
tons increasted but that of expiratory neurons did not thaaga
or decreased. Uportroolitance-appLi" during txvicntica the
activitj of bothexpiratory and-inapirato" neurons increased.
'With resistance applied otmultaneausly during inipLration and
expiration the activity of InspirAtOry and expiratory neurons
tucyeased initially; on* to two minutoo later the activity of
inspi.catary neurons continued to increase. whereas tK#t. of
expiratory neuranx. aontinued to visa, -6-harass that of thd
expiratory neurons began to decline. During and attar re-
010tanCt Lha electric activity of respiratory neurons. Au
increase In offerent and efferent impulses did not provLds
'In adequate'level of pultionary ventilation under rentatfinro
candi.tions. The inability of the anoothanized animal* to
Overcome additional resistance to respiration ung remptual-
ble for their saphyctic atato and related disturbanchs.
The problem of the influence of additional resistamco, on respiration
to onstimins; particular Importance in relation to the problems Lzvolvvd In
the conqueot of apace "d study of the earth's hydroophoro. UZ14 or these
conditions man at rest and during muscular work is forced to us* respire-
tion. apparatus exerting it resistance to respiration.
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WSKIY ZHURNALI NO 3, 1970, PP 76-77
.--,,DATE PUBLISHED
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INVEST16A('CN OF ASTI,j,'-l;kTISMv SKIASCGPYi REFRACUMETRYt s1,'10
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Al L I TA.
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CARR I SLIN P 'LYCLI--',JIC GF LL.14ING,%A0 AND ALSC THE ClliMTRAL PCLYCLI;",IIC 'ND EYE
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IN 3t). SLIGHT ASTIG-lo-ATISM (TO 0.75U)' WAS FCUN
"D I-N 75 EYES, MOUERATE
(1.0-2.06) IN 78, AINC HIGH (2,5D OR MORI:) IN 66.

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UNC~ ASS ('0,ftb: JPROCESSING DATE--13NOV70
TITLE--SOLUBILITY IN UREA,COBALT NIT PAI L
.,TEiCO8A'T SULFATF,'v4ArER SYSTEMS AT
-U-
400EGREES
AUTHOR-( 02)-KO,'q0RATYFVAr N.G., BESKOV,. -S.U.
COUINTRY OF I.NFO--USSR
SOURCE--ZH. NE()hG. KHIM. 1970t 15(4)r 1090-3
DATE PU13LISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--COBALT -COMPOUND, NITR,ATE, SOLUBILTIY, SULFATE, UREA
CONTROL 'lARKING--N0 RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--l)99/1112 STEP tlO--IJR/007B/70/015/(JOI+/IO~)0/1093
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COX,L)REA,H SU62 0 SYSTLMS MEKE X IS '4[TAATE Ok SULFATE AND 01: COMO
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ef. Code:
Acc. Nr: AP6040312 R UR 4q'0
PRLMARY SOURCE: EksperimentalInaya Khirurgiya i AnestezioloSiya,
1970, Xr Rp 3-14
ON THE STATE AND PERSPECTIVES IN DEVELOPMENT OF CRYOSURGERY
S-irotkina, M.- .; Golldina, B. Q.; Gutkirl., V,1&3.
Nomargy Kond".Mya.....16 I MikhaloX ts I S. N.
Rudnya, P. G.
The trends of development and practical evaluation of cryosurgical methods of
treatment in the last two decades are presented. Their use b-tin of pure empiric nature
it has been decided to use canine palate tonsils as a suitable model for scientific opt;-
mization of demands applied to cryosurgical a araluses and rationalization of their
application. The dynamics of general and local ganges ifter ton5d~ctorny in the fluid
nitrogen - (-196* C) as a cold source have been studied by clinical. haernailtological
and pathomorphological invesfigations, By loNverincy the 'temperature in the tissue
under tonsil to-7*C a subsequent expressed destructive el'act can be anticipated.
Complete disappearance of the tonsil tissue was observed in 51.8 per cent of cases,
partial destruction-in 35.1 per cent. The authors believe that.along with an intensive
biological search for complex evaluation of the method a simple cryogen technique for
a number of surgical fields to be equipped with must be develoved.
REEL/FRME
1974.1743
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