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AUTHOR: Ryabukha, A. K. 2o-119-6-47/56
TITLE: The Reactive Inhibition of Call Division in the Cornea Epi-
on '11 Ir r C on
thelium e ritation 'of Animals With Earlie Inje ti'
of Glucbse (Neaktivnoye tormozhentye
k-l6tochnogo deleniya v epitelii rogovitsy pri razdrazhenii
zhivotnykh v usloviyakh predvariteltnogo vvedeniya glyukozy).

PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk:SSSR, 119, Nr 6,,
1958, Vol.
pp. 1221 1224 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The cell division requires a.considerable,amount of en a rgj-.
(References:1,4)6"Its dependence in the intensity of the
olism,was stated. The activity of'cell
carbohydrate metab
-
division increases by:the increasing quantity of carbohydrates
in thefood and by,the subcutaneous introduction of carbohy-,
'
drates
functional activitT
(Referetces, 1,2,5-7). During the,
.
of the animals their glycojene.supply considerable decreases
(Reference 2). Parallel to' that th
e mitotieactivity~decreases.
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During sleep or rest the glycogen supply grows within the
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tissue, and the mitotic:activity increases. From this, can be
assumed,that also during-a short term irritation carbohydrates
Card 1/3 from the tissues areseparated into the blood. In this wajr

The Reactive Inhibition of Coll Division in the Cornea 2o-119-6-47/56'
Epithelittzi on the Irritation of Ani-mals, With.Earlier Injectl7oh of
Glucose
the idea formed to oppose the inhibition of cell-division
because'of a painful irritation of animals by means of an ex-1
cess glucose. By'this means the part,played by the carbohydrate,s
in the mentioned reaction should be determined. 55 male white
rats served'as experimental animals, loo - 12o g weight, and
.
76 white mice, 16 - 2o g weight. Each group of:the:animals
was subdivided into 3 subgroups..Glucose was injected into
the animals of the first subgroup 2 hours before irritation,
with.electrical current, those of the second one.3 hours
before -, whereas only physiological salt solution, as,control
ected into the third group. The excitation was performed
was inj
according to Professor G. S. Strelin. Table 1 shows the in-
fluence of the glucose injection without other effects.-Thus
,
it is shoTrrf that 2-3-hours after.the.injection no essential
influence upon the mitotic''activity in the cornea can be de
termined. Table 3 shows that the cell dicision decreases after
electrical irritation and the salt solution injection. The,
Card 2/3 animals, into which glucose-was injected, showed a,considerably,

The Reactive Inhibition of Cell Division inthe Cornea 2o-119-6-47/56

Epithelium on th Earl1er Injection- of
the Irritation of Animals Vi
Glucose
decreased capability of reactive inhibition'of cell1division.
Adrenalin has a similar effect as,a painful irritation (Re-
renalin was injected s,ubcutaneo .usly into
ferences 10-13). Ad
.
the animals. Also now:the glucose injection weakened the in-
hibition of the mitosis. From the results,.and from the publl*-
cations can be concluded that the inhibition,~referred to is
connected with the modification.of sugar metabolism within the
tissues. There are 3 tables and 13 references, 6 of which'are
Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Pervyy Leningradskiy meditsinskiy institut im. I. P. Favlova
(Leningrad First Medical Institute imeni I. P. Pavlov)
PRESEITTED: January 27P 19589 by N~ N.Anichkov, Member, Academy of
Sciences, USSR
SUBMITTED: December 21, 1957
Card 3/3

AUTHOR; Ryabukha, A. K. SOV/20-122-3-47/57
TITLE: Adrenalin-induced Reactive.Inhibition of Cell Division in the
U
,Cornea Epithelium of Adrenalectomized Rats (Reaktivnoye tormoz-hen-
iye kletochnogo deleniya adrenalinom v epit elii rogovitsy,krys,
lishennykh nadpochechnikov)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol 122, Nr 3, ~P 493-495
(USSIZ)
A3STRACT: Of late more and more attention has been paid to the inhibition
of cell divisi.on in animal organisms(Refs 1-7). The mechanism,
of the reactive inhibition is, however, not yet clear.:Many,
scientists say that the adrenal hormones, especially adrenalin,
play an important part in this process.' As it ~ is known (Ref
the concentration of thishormone in the-blood:increases ab-.
ruptly when.the animals are excited. The decrease of the mitotic
activity in tissues =the introduction of adrenalin into.the
organism.as well as the suppression of.cell division in tissue
cultures as well as in isolated org (Refs 2 9) render direct
ans
'proof of the inhibiting~effect of adrenalin. It turned out that
the isolation of the adrenal glands as well as their removal
Card 1/3 do only little affect the total amount of:mitotic figures and,

SOV/20-1212-3747/57
Adrenalin-Induced Reactive Inhibition of Cell Division inthe Cornea Epi-
thelium of Adrenalectomized Rats
the interrelation of the mitosis phases, however, the inhibiting
reaction of the cell division is abruptly decreased on a pain
stimulation of the animals. To prove the importance of adrenalin
in the mechanism of the reactive inhibition of cell division,
special animal tests were carried out with animals whose adrenal
glands were removed. Adrenalin was introduced to, them. The
experimental results are given in table 1. Therats with'and
without adrenal glands reacted almost the same way to the intro-
duction of adrenalin: they showed a considerable decrease of the
total amount of mitotic figures, they changed the interrelation
between.the single mitosis phases, i. e. an inhibiting reacti,on
of the cell division took.place. The analysis.of.the,results
obtained and their.comparison to the results of earlier in-,
vestigations (Refs 6,10).showed that the adrenalectomized.rats.
hardly reacted-to a pain stimulation by a..decrease of the
mitotic activity. These rats react to the adrenalin,introductior.
by an abrupt inhibition of the cell division, which actually~js
riot different from.that of the intact animals which were ad-
ministered the,same doses of adrenalih..This again proves the
'Card 2/3 assumpti on that adrenalin pla:ys an, important part in the mecha-

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A 172E.'OR .51 F~trelin,G.S., and Ryabukha.,
A.K.
T IT ME' - Experimental -autotransplantation of bone marrow cells
in rndiatlon sickness
PERIODICAL: Radiobiologiya,v.2_, no.4, 1962,~ 561-566
T EXT The aut'otransolantation technique.is frequently applied in
cllnic,,il prtictice in order to prevent radiation injur!.6s, following..
a therapy of malignnnt neoplasms.-,-This, as well as its theoretical,
aspect, led to the present investigations,., Sixteen experiments
on 150 female albino rRts welghing 170-200g were performed.. Each
7-
exoeriment consisted of 3 variations: .1) A whole body:single
irradintion with 650r at n. dose rate of 25r/min; . 2) irradation
nnd protection ofthe femuir with a.lead sheet;' 3) theLSame as In V~
ut with subsequent inject,ion,of.additional marrow obtained
U
b
,from the protected femur. Tha,time.of observation was 30 days.-
It was found that the therapeutic.effect'of,a bone marrow trans
plant obtained fr 0m a protected area was much greater than that
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AUTAOR, RYABUKHA AA.
TITLE -i-ea-ci '71veiitbit ion of Cell Division in Rats,Following the Hemova-i-
of Upper Jugular Sympathetic Ganglion.
(Reaktivnoye tormozher e kletochnogo deleniya u krys posle udaleniya
Russian)
verkhnego sheynogo :siia'paticheskogo uzla,.-
PERIODICIL Doklady 1kad.Nauk SSSR,1957,vol.115,Nr 2,pp 381-384 (U-S-S-R-)
ABSTRACT In recent'times.the problem of regulation of.cell division in 'the
organism inrelation to,its state and.exterior conditions attracts
the special attention of investigatcxs-According~to several papers
it is accepted as.an established fact,that the entry of cells into.
divisionlis temporarily suspended on influence~ofmechanical,elec-'
tricalland other irritations,in mapy,mam6alian tise-aes.In prepara-
tionois to be seen's decrease first in the numberof early divis-
ion phases (pro- and metaphasies),thentif 7 the stimulus lasts long e-
nough,also of,later (ana- and,t,elo-)phases.Many.ressons are in favor-
of them atatement that adrenalin which is secreted by the suprarenal
glanda,if the animals,are Iirritatedilplays an important part in this
~effect.The -introduction of adrenalin confirms that. The same is true
for the absenoe'of strong reduotio In of~the inhibition reaction of
call division in animalls with removed suprarenal glande,lat suppo-
sitions on a direct influence of nervous,impulass on the spe6d of
mitotio,activity are also.voioed.In this oaselhoweverono inhibition
but a stimulation-ofmitoses takes place in the,in-tostinal-orypts on
irritation of the-corresponding,rierves b7 an,induction current.,Inlor-
~Card,1/3 der to.,determinethe importance of nerve conneations in the'reactive
C, Ing IV --cned
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Reactive Inhibition of Cell Division in RatstPollowing 20-2-51/62
the Rcmoval of Upper JuEular Sympathetic Ganilion.
tests in which the right syripath6tic ju,_-ular ganglion was removed,~.
shows that the shift of relation of mitotic phases in the corneal
epithelium of both eyes is not essentially different from the shift
rritation without opera-
n ani-ials which were subjected to painful i
it is clear that none of thearieties of des-apathetization
J
tests leads to a :nodification of the reactive inhibition of Cell' diel-
--lizence of Irri tat ion.The-
sion was supposed to develop on, 1'"I L
fors,according to the results obtainpd,the s~~.ilath-stio nervouo 6-cluem~
-as ro dic-sive importance for the ueohanisi:~ of . reactiva LiKibltil-GT-
of cell division cause-d b;r painful- irritation in aaimal.6.The concep-
tion of a direct regulation of cell division by nervou5 imPal5E!s CVL"r*
sympathetic fibers trust the3ofore be oppos,ed.The possibility of T
cipation of other nervous influences can, fics ever, not be excluded.It
is true that the importance of the hut-~ioral member :in Ahe reactivt;_ 1111-
hibition of cell division is emphasized,w1hich fact,however,must by, no
means found the denial of the participation of the central nervou .s ...
system in the reaction discussed. here. (1, ill. 2 tab. 3, Sl.refererces)
A.SSOCII,.TION Per7yy Lp~~4y.meditsinskiy institut im. 1. P. Pavlova
PRESENTED BY ANICHKOV N.Pf.,Member of the Academy., Ay#1 8y 1957
SJ3MITTED APril 4, 1957
AV& 11A B LE Library of Congress
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AUTHOR: Ryabukha, V.-I. (Leningrad)
ORG: none
TITLE: Processes in an asynchronous motor with rotational speed frequency controlled
according to a prescribed law
SOURCE: AN SSSR.- Izvestiya. Efte'rgetika i transport,. hdi .2 .19661"82-96
TOPIC TAGS: asynchronous motot, frequency control., ac generator
.~ABSTRACT: The author studies the electromagnetic rocesses-which occur:simultwie6 usly
F
as the rate of rotation of amotor is varied according to an arbitrarily,prescribed
equations are derived, which are written with respect~to complexvar
a stator system of coordina s. w
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s'.currents motor drive voltage and
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cy. It is shown that in a general case of.frequency-,controlled, rotational I
,S-Peeds, an asynchronous macnine,may operate in th ree- modes:,,a mo tor mode, a generatot
raode,~and.an electromagnetic braking mode. Mor ver- in-any,tran~ientmode in an
eo
asynchronous machine with short-circuited rotor the signbf the electromagnetic moment,
coincides with the sign of the slippa e.. The change in time of therate of rotation
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RyabukhIn, go Ye.
TITLE:~
Petrolaum-and gas-bearing provinces and regions of the SUR
SdURCE: Moscow. Institut neftekhIm. I gat. prw"shV. Trudy*,-no. 43, 1963.
'Goologiya neft, I gatmi (Geology of petroleum and gas), 3-18
TOPIC TAGS:. petroleum prospecting, natural gas, peiroleum, geotectonics goo-
physical exploration, geology
ADSTRACr:,Using "jor geostructural elements. the author r*91onalizes the SSSR Wit
respect to its reserves of petroleum and natural.gas. In,the author's opinion,
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gas SCCUmulatl
geotectonics Is-the most Importmint-factor goverMn4 petroleum an
in the earth's crust. He therefore emphasizes regional tectonics and paleate-cto-
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nics and the character of formations of sedimentary strata In each particular area.,
The map (not show" In the text),wiRp compiled as,of January 1, 1962 on the baiis of
the 1:2,500,04-94PIogical map of the SSSR; 23 gas and petroleum bearing provinces'
iand 50 petroleum- and qas-bearl~g regions were defined. In'the text, a 3-page
;table lists theprovinces and riglonss, column I lists the province, column 2 gives 1_4
Ithe age of the poiroleum-bearing strata, column 3 names the petroleum- mind gas-im. j.,
.,bearing regions, colum 4 lists,the major structurat.elements with which the de-
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YLAWENTORS: Kulibanov, Yu. M. I Popov, S. A.j Ryabukhin. 0.,V.; Sakharov, V. V.
ORG: none
TITLE: A dovice for regulating.the working regime of a marine diesel. class 60
No.,18968,9 fannounced by-.Leningrad Instituteof Waterway Transport (Leningradskiy
i
institut.vodnogo transporta17
SOURCE: Izobroteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyya tnaki, no-241 1966,111
TOPIC TAGS; diesel engine, marina 'engine
ABSTRACTz This Author Cartifica-co presents a devioe,for regulating the workin .g rezime
of a marine diesel when the ship-is traveling in.narrow,channals. The device contains
a gauge for measuring the rpm in relation to the. channel depth. This gauge acts on
the.dirocting mechanism of.the movable support for the shaft of the fuel pump (See
Fig. 1). To simplify *the' construction and to lower the operation costj, centrifugal
weights serve as the rpm gauge. operate on a movable spring-loaded
clutch connected by a mechanical tie rod to the distributing valves which motivate
,the directing mechanism. ~The directing mechanism may constitute alqdraulie servomet
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kUTHOR: Andrunakiyevich, V. A. (Academician AN MOMSSR); Ryibukhin, Yu. M.
d-7 7-
ORG: Institute of Mathematics with the Computer Center. AN MoldSSR (InstituLl
au t
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~ema iki c vychislitelfnym tsentrom AN MoldSSR)
TITLE: Additive theorylaf ideals in rings, modules, and groupoids
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady, v. 168, no. 3, 1966, 495-498
TOPIC TAGS: algebra, mathematic deduction
ABSTRACT. The article, Introduces a quotient., system concept whicli is a
gonera3izatton of the "(e -algebr~s-af L. LESIEUR and R. CROISOT, The
quotient system makes it possible to develop simultaneously.on additive theory
'for idea2s of an optionally associative ring, ideals of a groupoid, submodules
of a module over An-optionany associative ring, and normal divisors ofa group
(using commutator miltiplication). There is introduced in the quotient systems
,the concept.of S-primarlfiess, which,embraces most of the known generalizations
,of classical primariness, It ia proven that,~given certain natural (in the
authorst-opinion) requimmmte,, the concept of tertiariness introduced by
IESIEUR wA CROISOT Is the. mly "good". gqperalization of classical primarine3s.
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AUTHORS:, Ryabchikov, D.J., Ryabukhin, V. A.
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TITLE- The.present state of the'analytical chemistry of the rare-earth
elements scandium,and yttrium.
PERIODICAL--- Referativnyy zhurnal,,-Metallurglya,-no. 1 1962,,11, abstraat'.IX68'
(V sb.- " Metodyopredelonlya I analiza'redk. 4lementov", Moscow,
AN SSSR,,ig6i, 128-181)"-
TIM 0 .-This reaview,:gives methods forAhe-following:. Separation~of rare-
earth elements from soils and roci-sfor x-ray-specitral analysia. X-riy?lsoidtril
quantitative,determination of individual.-rare-earth-elements.:..Spectr~Ll:determin&-
tion of rare-earth-elements ~separated--from.rocks~.,.Spectrochemica1 method.6f~',
determining individual rare-earth elements. SpeQtral:determination,of Se ,in
ores-and products of reprocessing of.the latter.. -Photometric determination of.
individual rare-earth elements in-ores and minerals.after.,chromatogritphib--.-.,-I
separation on-paper. Photometric determination of the - total: amount - of.. radie-:
earth elementsjn~ores and rocks. ~, Tetermination, of the total amount of rare-'eirlh
elements in phosphorites. Spectrophotometric determination of-Pr.' Nd, Ho, Er and
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The present state of the analytical ... A154/Aioi*
Tu without preliminary separation. Spectrophotometric determination of rare-
earth elements of the cerium group. Flame-photometria,determination of La, Eu-
.Yb and Y in an amount of oxides of rare-earth elements., Fluorescent determina-
tion of Eu in oxides of rare-earth elements. Determination of To in concentrates
of~rare-earth elements of the yttrium group., Trilonometric determination-of Se
in concentrates. Trilonometricdetermination of the total amount of rare-earth
.elements. Colorimetric determination of Ce. Separation of Ce from Cr-Ni-iiloys
for X-ray spectral analysis, Photocolorimetric determination of Ce in Ni-based.
,alloys. Separation of rare-earth elements.from Mg-alloys for X-ray spectral
determination. Neutroactivation determination of rare-earth elements. Determina-
tionlof Yb in the presence of large amounts of Erby the method of,oscillographtc
polarography. Spectral determination of Pb, Sn, Cd and Bi in Ce and La. Flame-
photometric determination of Ca in salts of rare-earth elements, There are 2061:.
references.
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[Abstracterts note: Complete translation]
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VlldU f1rq 14), V.
ALIMARIN, I.P.; BILDIOVICH, G.N.; BUSEV, A.I.; VAYNSHTEYN, E.Ye.,*,VOLYNETS,
M.P.; GCUUSHINA, V.G.; DYMOV, A.M.; YELINSONI, S.V.; ZVYAGINTSEVj
0.7e.; KOWSOVAj G.Mq KORCMINAYA, Ye.K.; LEBEDEV, 'V.I.; MALOFEMA,
G.A.; MELENTIYEVj, B.N.; NAURENKO, V.A.; INAZARENKO, I L; FEMOVA, T*V.;
POLUEKTOV, N.S.;,PONOMAREV, A.I.; RYABUKW, V.A.; SROGANOVA2 N.S*;
CHERNIKHOV, Yu.A.; VINOGRADOV, A~.Pri- Re~p 5~. red.;RXABCH1KGV,
D.I., doktor khim. nauk, prof., otv. red.; GUSIKOVA, 0., tekbn. red.
(Methods for.the determination and analysis of rare elements] Metody
opredeleniia ianaliza redkikh elementov. Moskva, 1961- ;667 p
iMIRA 14:*7)
1. Akademiya n.auk SSSR. Institut'geokhimii i analiticheskoy kbirnii.
(Metals, Rare and minor).

Method:3~'Orthe,Datection,(
Cont.) SOV/5777
toCether by,the Gosudarstvennyy nauchno-toldinicheskiy komitet:
t v SSSR (State Scientific and Technical Coz=ittbe
Soveta 1,11nib ro
of the Council of 1,Unistera of the USSR) and the Academy of
Sciences USSR in'Daacenber,'1559. The material is arranged in
accordance with the group position of elements in the parlodic
qystem, and each section is prefaced by an article.discusaing
the analytical methods most used in the Soviet and non-~Soviet
countries. Each sectl6n'doals with the physical, pbysicocherilical,
and chemical met'--oda for the analysis of.ratr materials, scmi-,
products, and pui%-- mptals, and is accompanied by'an extensive
biblioEraphy listing works published in the field in recent years.
The following are mentionod for thoir help In preparing the book
for publication:*I. P. Alimarin,.O. It. Billmovich, A. I. Bu3ev,
E. Ye. Vaynshteyn, D1. F. Volynet3,:V. G. Goryuohina, A. 101-Dymov,
S. V. Yelinson, 0. Ye. Zvyagintzev, G-M. Kolo3ova, Ye. K.
Korchemnaya, V. I.: Lebedev G. A, Dlalofeyeva,'~ B N, f-L-lentlyev,
J,
V. A. Nazaren1co,.I.'I. Nazarenko, T. V. Petrova: N. S. Polucktov,
A. I., Fonomarev.- V. A. Ryabuk'nin, N. S. Stroganova, and Ya. 'A.
Chernikhov.
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