SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SELIX, M. - SELLEI, C.

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SELIX, Miroslav
Pressure loss of birbogrid trays. Chem prum 12 no.2s73-78 F 162.
1. Kralovopolske strojirny, n.p., Vy,4kumny ustav, Praha.

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S!"ILTY'DISMY.V~. A.
- `7' -nl Te---*, * -
Coi-.iparative method c)f teacl-ling Feogrnphy. Geocr.v sl-"-Ole no. 1, 191;2.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Apr .1 19-"--2, Uncl.

SELIYEVSKAYA, A.A.
Use of the cormar-ative method in teaching geography. Geog.v shkole no-5:47-
51 3 '5). (MT.T?A 6:8)
(Geogre.pV--Study and teaching)

SELIYEVSKAYA. Anna Aikadlyevna MG.RNOVA,
- . - --- --
takhn.red.
[Natural zonfa
preparation (if
ra2rabotka u:.-o:ov.
pedegog.izd-,ro
from work practice of
lessons] Priradnya T!*n
Iz opyta raboty.
M-va prosv.RBFSR, 1960.
(Tashkent-Physical
methodological
matodicheaksia
ikva, Goo.uchebno-

SELIYY.VSKAYA, A.A.
Using comparisons and contrasts in work with a map in school
geography. Izv.Uzv.fil.Geog.obTva 4:68-80 160. (PaRA 13:7)
(maps)
(Geography--Study and teaching)

SELIYEVSKIY, N. A.
SELIYEVSKIY, 1-1. A. - "Feeding and Reproduction of Chickens in Groznyy
Oblast According to Data from Progressive Farris and Experiments." Len-
ingrad Veterinc'ry Inst, lKin Agriculture USSR. Groznrf, 1954. (Disser-
tation for the Degree of Candidate of Agricultural Sciences.)
SO: Knizhnava let(MLEL, No. 4, Moscow, 1956

SELJA H.P- IUJS, A.
Nutritive value of hay from cultivated meadows and the dependence of the yiibld
on the time of mawing. P-551
SOrSIALISTI,TK POUUMAJANJUS. Tallinn, Estonia. Vol. 14, no. 12', June 1959
Monthly List of Eas-~ European Acceasions (EEAI), LC. Vol. 8, No. 9, September 1959
Uhc1I

BIZJAK,, Ivan; SELJAK, Franc; SESEK, Pavle, ing.
Automatic control of a Siemens Martin furnace of the Jesenice
heelworks. Automatika. 2 no.1:28-35 Ap 161.
(Automatic control)
(Yugoslavia-Open hearth process)

GERNIGOJ, B.; SFLJ.-AK, Z.;. NOVAK, P.; PUST, J.; MURPT, H.; OPRESNIK, M.;
KUHE-) A..-' HLEBANJA, J.; KRUSIC, B.; POVSE, R.; KRAUT, B.;
PROSENC, V.; PRELCG, E.
Book rwriews. Stroj vest 10 no.6:176-182 D 164.

SELJAK, Zoran., ing. (Ljubljana)
Materiel.- for the orodl.,ction of d1ra-winr dies. Stroi veEt 7 no. ' -5:107--,10
m L; ~~ : --
0 011.
1. Faku-.teta za strojnistvo Univerze v Ljubljani, Ljdaljana.

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SEWAK, Zoran, Lnz.
Plannin:r with reticular diagrams. Stroj vest 9 no.l./5-116-.120 0 lr)3~
1. Fakulteta za strojnistvo Univarza v Ljubljani.

MASLOV, Aleksey Vasillyevich; SELIKHANOVICH.V.G., redaktor; KHROMCHMKO,
F.I., redaktor; KUZIMIN,
EMethods and accuracy in determination of areas] Sposoby i tochnost'
opredeleTiia ploshchadei. Mosk7a, Izd-vo geodezic4eskoi lit-ry,
1955. 22f. p. (MIRA 9:2)
(Area measurment)

SnIKIN, D,I,
Use ef water-resistant sandy loam for the control of frost-
induced soil buckling. Zhur.tekh.fiz. 25 no.14:245i-2457 D
'55. (MURA 9:2)
(Frozen ground) (Soil mechanics)

SMC,F,YF,Vi. K.K.. IcAndidat toldinicheskikh
tekhn:.cheskikh nauk.
SFILIKIN, D.L. k
repellent earths for the pr
16 no.11:15 N'56.
(14lectric cablms--Corrosion)

D.N.; KIRICBEK,
s-,)ets.red.
Production of
mLasa i shersti
Kazakhekoi SSR,
teat and wool on ou
v nashem aovkhoze.
1959. 17 P.
Direktor Furmanovskogo
ir Sellkin).
(Kazakhstan--Sheep
state farm] P
Alma-Ata, M-vo
7,gpaclno-Kazakhstanskoy

IVATITSOV, G.P.; AFAMASIYEVA, K.I.;
Investigation of heat exchanges between ingots and molds. Sbor.
trud. TSNIICHM no.2:7-59 153. (KLRk 10:6)
(Heat--Transmission) (Solidification) (Steel ingots)

SELIKIN, G.S., inzhener.
Methods of oxygen feed for the oxidation of secondary constituents
in open hearth baths. Stall 15 no.12:1081-1089 D 155. (MIRA 9:2)
l.TSentrallnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut vherney metallur-
gii. (Open hearth furnaces)

- aWKIN, G.S., inzhener.
Ox;rgen feeding methods for the direct oxidation of addition elements
in open-hearth furnace baths. Sbor.trud.TSNIICHK no.13:182-206 '56.
(KLU 9: 11)
(Open-hearth process)
(Oxygen--Industrial applications)

SELIK114, G.S., inzhener; ZADALYA, N.P., Inzhener.
Mechanization and automation of feeding oxygen into the bath of an
elec;ric smelting furnace. Metallurg 2 no.2:8-11 F 157.
(Kak 10:4)
1. T,3entrallnyy nauclmo-issledovatellskiy institut chernoy metallurgii
(for Selikin). 2. Martenovskiy tBekh zavoda "Zaporozhatal".(for
Zada, Lya).
(Steel-6lectrometallurgy) (Oxygen--Industrial applications)
(Automatic control)

"~'-_llkin G. S. -and Zadalya, 11. I.,Engineers
;'112L:,': Prevention of the Fbrmtibn of'Dust UM6 Blowirig O_xWen Through a
Steelinaking 'F umace Bath (Bor I ba s Obrazovaniyem Plavil I noy
Pyli Pri Produvke Vanny Kislorodom).
PEi-JODICAL: It-all, 195?, No.10, pp. 864-88? (USSR).
ABSTI'~A(";": Tliz! fo-nuartion of fumes during blowing oxygen into a
ilieta-1 bath (open health convertor etc.) is disc;,-jssed.
It is pointed out that in addition to los- of iron and
aii pollution, th:~ erosion of furnace roofs, walls and
checkers in regenerators should be also considered.
ThErefore, not only purification of waste gas, but
prcvention of the formation of fumes should be attempted.
As the formation of brown fumes is due to the develop-
iaei!t of high temperatures reaching in the boundary
la-er of the zone of interaction of metal with oxygen
2000-2400 C, in 1956 an attempt was made in the
Zaporozhstall 'Norks to use waZer for the cooling of
thE: reaction zone. Blowing with oxy6en-water mixture
PiK,vc;nted the foi-mation of b-rovm fumes. In order to
in-restbi~,ate the influence of humidified oxygen on thermal
an~,", technical conditions of smelting practice and on the
Card 1/5 q,.-uzilituy of metal two series of heats with blowing

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Prevent~ on of -6he -Formation of Dust While Blowing Oxygen Through
a Steelmaking Furnace Bath
,~~cj,;en-water mi-x-uure (27 heats) and with oxy-en alone
(21) heats) were carried out. The investi-ation vias
9 .
ca-,ried out under the direction of Academician
1. P. T~aplin and Candidate of Technical Science
7.- ~''fimov with -he participation of V. F. i.hzov, Engr.,,
-Lj U
L_nrakhovskiy, Engr.., K. Li. Trubetuskov, 'Jandidate
o f ;ilechnical Science, V. T!. Eornfelld, candidate of
nical Science, A. Llitrofanov, Candidate of
_~e -,hnical Science and TT .P. Cherkashina, Engr. T-he
ex ~eriiraents were carried out on a 180 -5on o~-,en
he,Lrtf- furnace operating; with a scrajD-ore -rrocess.
U
;31)%,;in in both cases was started 30 to 90 min. after
un,, beEinninf~ of pourin,7 hot metal and finished wher
,e
t ~' d carbon content in metal (0.0?-0.1"", steel
i,., reciuli
08*~:rr EPB) was obtained. T.-lethod of supplying watuer to
oi:-r-en is shown in FiSure 1. The ox-j-en water stream.
'ZD I-)
at tuh-e outlet of tuyere at various watuer concentrations
is shown in Fiijure 2. In the e-xperi,--ientual _-elts the
wal;er-o~V-.--ven ratio required in order to prevent the
fo,--,,v:1tion of brown fumes was established as follows:
'~-_m(titing period 11-elting Refining
dui-ation. of blowing, min 60 30 30
Card 2/5 :iater con~sum-Qtion, 1/min 40 30 20

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Prevention of the Formation of Dust While BloiWing, Oxygen Through
.a Steie~lmakinj: Furnace Bath.
o:qE~(:~,i consuL.,iption, M~'/min 30 30 30
1 0, wei6ht ratio 0.?0 0.47
if 0 : 0.93
P~r slc~essful blowing the tuyere should be immersed
200-4)(Diiiiii into the bath. 'Nith a weie;IYL ratio of water
to o)ciEen 0.5-0.9 t~e -temperature of the reaction zone
decreases from 2200 C to 1800 C and the formation of
fuL.1-es decreases 3-5 times (Figures 4 and 5). T.Tean duration
of heE.t with oxygen-vrdter mixture was 6 hours 29 min and
with technical o:,-jgen (90-94cl,, 0 ) alone 5 hours 43 man
mean velocity of decarbUrisatio~ was 1.42 and l.?4",/hou'r
respectively. rilhe metal temperat~~ at the end of blowing
vias in both cases low (about 1579 C). Puinace outDu-'u on
blowin- oxy-en-viater mi---,tuT-,e increased by 24c'~ in coml)arison
tD 0 -
with haats without ox-,jgen blowing-and the consum-otion of
con-Nren-lional fuel decreased by 255`1. The corresponding
-`EiS;-ura3 --For blowing oxygen alone were: increase in the
output 3857~ and decrease in fuel consumD-Uion 31~-2. It was
exoerinientally found that a 14,c,.')' decrease in the output
when u.,3i-nr-,, water can be compensated by increasing blowing
C:)
intens--'-'U-y by 20-256,. the consumption of o--,c-jgen
per tor- of steel with oy-y ' n-viaUer rai-~cture was 3?.8m.~
Card 3/5 and witill pure ox-ygen 3? La. (hal--'L" of o--%cygen was supplied

133-lG-5/26
-Preveritic)n of' t ie Formation of Dust While Blowing Oxygen Through
a Steelmaking Furnace Bath.
-uo i;ue ..'lame). Investigations of the metal quality
whon bl)winG oxygen-water mi3cLure indicated that the
inLrodu,tion of 4000-5000 litres of water into a 200
ton bath (durin~~ 2 hours of blowing) has no negative
effect on the metal quality. Llechanical properties of
the sheEts, hardness, microsti-Licture, sensitivity to
overheatins and to ageinE; as well as the drawinE; depth
accordir.E; to Eiricssen's method remained unchano-elde
The gas content of metal remained also the same. It
is assuned that with immersed tuyere to 400mm the water
acts as a cooling agent, it is evaporated and-removed
.'th %IJ -- U
w
;_ -aEte [,as. In order to study further the appli-
cability of the above method one open hearth furnace
on Lhe vjor1'1-s operated with blowing oxygen-,,,iater mixture
durinE; maltin- and partially durinS refining (u-p to
0. 4r.' C, 3--fter which wate r is turned off). 11"x! eriments
wit,~ the use of water in the convertor -orocess on the
Petrovsk-Ly Works confirmed the efficien-cy of this method
in -resDe(:t of decreasing the erosion of lining.
u
BlowinG of metal with an oxygen-water mixture increased
Card 4/5 the linii.- life by
F3

133-10-5/26
P-1--t-on-ti-m of of Dust While Blowing Oxygen Through
a Steelmaking Fu:,nace Bath.
ihere ai-- 5 fiE-ures and 2 re-ferences both of
30
vj:aich i:,.:-e Slavic.
and Za-porozhstall 'Norks. i
-javod 2JE.oorozhstal
AVAIL-~~iLl: Library of Congress
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137-58-6-11712
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 6, p 71 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Sel'k
TITLE. Mechanization and Automation of Delivery of Oxygen into the
Bath of a 3teel-foundry Furnace (Mekhanizatsiya i avtomati-
zatsiya podachi kisloroda v vannu staleplavil'noy pechi)
PERIODICAL: Tr. NaLchrio-teklin. o-va chernoy metallurgii, 1957, Vol
18, pp ()16-6Z2
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry. Ref. RzhMet, 1957, Nr 8, abstract
14235
1. Furnaces-Operation 2 Oxygen-Applications 3. Oxygen
equi-pment-Control systlems
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PETROV, A.K.; SPHRANSKIY, V.G.; KHIZHNIC 1 0, A.M,; SHILYAYXV, B.A.;
DANILOV, A.K.; BMCDULIN, G.M.; ZAMOTAYEV, S.F.; MARMYANTS~ A.A*;
SOIRTSIV, P.I.; SWIRNOV, Tu.D.; VCfNBXRG, G.S.; CKCROKOV, N.V.;
KOLOSOV, M.I.; SRIIXIN, G.S.; MEDOVAR, B.I.; IATASH, Ya.B.;
YRFROYMOVIGH, Yu.13.; VINOGRADOV, V.M.; SVEDE-SHVITS, X.N.;
SKOROKHOD, S.D.; KkTSEVICH, L.S.; SHR OMB3RG, Ta.A.; MIKHAYIDV,
O*A.; PATON, B.Ye.
Reports (brief ann)tations). Biul. TSNIIGHM no.18/19:67-68 157.
(MIRA 11:4)
1. Zavod Daeprospe-;sBtall (for Speranakiy, Borodulin). 2. Chelyabin-
skiy metallurgiche &iy zavod (for Khizhnichenko). 3. Uralmashzavod
(for Zamotayev). 4. Treat "RLektropechill (for raymberg). 5. Moskov-
skiy institnt stal'.. klor Okorokov). 6. TSerxtrallW nauchno-issleclo-
vatellskiy institu,", chernoy metalluraii (for Sellkin, Svede-Shvets).
7. Institut elek-tr(isvarkl AN USSR (for Nton, Medovar, Lata'sh).
8. TSantralinaya Uboratoriya avtomatiki (for Yefroymovich,
VInogradov). 9. Giijogneupor (for Skorokhod). 10. Treat "31ektropecht"
(for Katsevich). 1:.. ThiliBskly nawhn-clealedovatellskiy Institut
okhrany trada Tsea(;yuz-r-oga tsantralltogo soveta profsoyuzov (for
Shtromberg).
(Ste6l-Mstalllurgy)

5(2) SOV/67-56-6-2/22
Engineer, Trubetskov, K~ 'Y, , C:%rldi :: t( rf
A UTHOR S d ! j
Technical Scienc-23, Grekov, Ye. A., Engineer, Zadalya, 11.
Engineer, Voytov, A. 0., Enjincer, "llitrofanov, A. :',., Can-
didate of Technical Sciences
TITLE,; Direct Ox-dation of the L'artin Tank by an Oxy-en-,,Vater fixture
(Pryamoye okisleniye martenovskoy vanny kislor-~do-vodyanoy
smes I yu)
PERIODICAL: Kislarod, 1958, Nr 6, PP 3 - 7
ABSTRACT: In the pr3duction of steel from cast iron, the latter was
submitted to oxygen blo%%,ing in the melting tank, for the
purpose of carbon burning. This process vias accompanied
by very high temperatures. Iron evaporated and for7:ed a lar1fre
amount of melt dust, which impair the refr.,ctory furna-ce
lining ard caused its premature de~;truction, By blowin.- with
an oxyger-watter mixture it was intended to reduce dust for-
mation 3 oxygen, 40 1 water; late4on durin:r the
(1,0-35 m t~
course oj' process, 30 1 water). The investi~;ations were
carried out with two Tolartin furnaces of the "Zaporozhstall"
Card 1/2 factory. Academician I. P. Bardin supervised the work. The

Direct Oxidation of the 14,trtin Tank by an Oxygen -'~"'a 11 er SOV/67-56-6-2/22
Mixture
use of oxygea-water blast in the melting and tapping of low-
carbon-conteit steel processing increased the furnace efficien-
cy by 7-7-5",Lj The fuel consumption decr.-ased by 7~,10, as com-
pared to mel;ing with oxyEen blast. The quantity of liquid steel
is somevhat .'ess than that obtained by pure oxygen blast which
is due to thi! ore consumption for the melt being a little
lower. The boat moment to begin blowing is about 80 minutes
after the caot iron has begun floring in, end the process is
ended when the carbon content is higher by G.02;'Q than be-fore
deoxidation. In the melting of steels with a medium carbon
content, the furnace efficiency was increased by 5-06~0, ;.here-
as fuel consumption was lower by 2-3/~. The hydrogen content in
the boiling rietal does not exceed the admissible quantity. The
use of an oxygen-vater mixture for blast has proved an efficient
means for dininishin.- melt dust. Moreover, all impurities are
thus separatEd. There are 3 fiEures, 2 tables, and 6 refer-
ences, 4 of vhich are Soviet.
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SEL'KIN, G.S..'inzb.; TRIMETSKOV, K.M., kand.tekhn.nauk; GRFKOV, Ye.A..
- - - - 1, z'. - - _'- -
lnzh.; ZADALTA, N.P., inzh.; VOYTOV, A.O., inzb.; MITROFANOV, A.A.,
Imnd.tel-hn.nank
Direct oxidation of the ooen-hearth bath with an oxygen-water mixture.
Kislorod 11 no.6:3-7 F '.jq. (MIRA 12:3)
(Open-hoarth procnis) (Oxygen--Industrial applications)

I 005E5-66 EP&(s)-2/6-WT(m)/z-PF.(n)-2/3t-tP(t)/IVdP(b)- --JPIWWIM -
ACCESSION NRa AP5021605 UR/6286/65/000/013/007610()77
AUTHORSs Sokolov# Le Aet Kazansk4# V* Adj Sellkin, G*A!~ Ustyuzhaning V,
Shashk,3v# V* N*
TITLEs Device for continuous temperature measurement of liquid met Class 42t
Noo 172516
COURCEs Byulleten' izobreteniy i tovaniykh znakovg no. 13t 1965t 76-77
TOPIC TAGS: liquid metaly smelting te;~peraturet temperature measurement
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate presents a device for continuous temperature
measurenent of liquid metal.. The device is calibrated for each chemical composi-
tion and contains a temperature transducar and'a measuring circuit. To antonuLte
the smelting Process by simultaneously measuring the liquid metal temperature and
the difference between the liquid metal Lnd its crystallization temperatures
according to the temperature gradient in the container, the container in made of
cooled walls of material with high thermal conductivity, e.g. copper. This cont
er is in direct contact with the liquid iietal (see Fig. I on the Maclosure)* To
measure the temperature gradient in the high thermal conductivity wallq the devi
is provided with several temperature trarsducers placed on the outer and inner
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ACC NR, AP6036697 SOURCE CODEi UR/0170/66/011/005/0615/0619
AMOK: Sokolov, L. A.; Sel'kin, G. S.
-,ORG: Institute of Ferrous Metallurgy, Moscow (Institut chernoy metallurgii)
i
TITLE: A method of measuring the temperature of a liquid metal and the difference be-
itween the metal temperature and the crystallization *temperature by means of a thermo-
!probe
I
iSOURCE: Inzhenerno-fizicheskiy zhurnal, v. 11, no. 5, 1966, 615-619
TOPIC TAGS: liquid metal, temperature measurement, thermocouple, thermoprobe, water
cooling, copper wall, high temperature, bsat transfer rate, heat conduction equation
ABSTRACT: A method was described for continuously measuring the liquid metal tempera-
ture T , and the difference between T and the crystallization temperature AT = T -
AV M P M
-T cr by using a thermoprobe. The thermoprobe had water-cooled copper walls of 0.01-
-0.015 m thickness and two embedded chromel-alumel thermocouples, one of which was lo-
cated at the external surface and the other on the internal surface of the wall. The'
operating principle of the thermoprobe was based on a steady state heat -transfer bal-
ance between the heat input to the external surface of the probe and that transferred
through the copper walls. Values of 7 and AT were obtained by calibrating T and
H P M
UDC: 621.746.5
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ACC NRi AP6036697
!AT for (Ufferent T and the difference between the temperatures of the excern-
P Cr ATST-_
al and internal wall surfaces of the thernoprobe head. Experiments were done in liq-
juid steel baths in which T was varied b7 changing the carbon content. A cross sec-
I cr
!tion o'~' t*ie thermoprobe head is shown, including-a second improved design which uti-
I
1lized a saries of thermocouples, allowing a summation of thermal emf to be made. The
:latter de3ign minimized the thermal inertia of the themocouple junctions. Measure-
Pents were taken of the metal tempevature, the carbon content of the steel, AT ST , thd
water temperature entering and leaving tl:e thermoprobe, and the water flow rate. The
,water temperature in the thermoprobe remiined at 280-2900K. Calibration curves for
!determining T and &T from AT were gi~,en for T 1403, 1503, and 16130K. In all
M ST Cr
P
cases the dependence of- T and AT on AT was linear. Values of T were obtained up
M A(T M
Ito 1850OX, although it is possible to usc the technique at higher temperatures if the
Ithermoprcbe head is made of a heat resisting material.' Orig. art* has: 3 figiwes, 6
;formulas.
SUB CODE: 11~2.0/ SUBM DAT'E% 26May66)' ORIG REF: 001

SHIIKIN, N.Ye., inzhener.
Removing unequal machining i,f rotor shaft collars of turbines and generators.
Elek.sta. 24 no.7:51-52 JI '53. (MI-PA 6:7)
(Electric power plants)

SELIKIN, 14-Yo. inzh.- TIMOSIMKO, V.V.,inzh.
I I
Mwinting, the) XV-35 c1ranit broaker nuparatoly froyd its drive
in a covered 35 kv. distribution system. Mlek.stu. 29 no.11:
79-80 N 158. (MIRA 11:12)
(Electric circuit breakers)

SLLIKIN, V.
I
USSR/Fh-.sics Combiration Scatt.-rl,,g Srec'ra- Arr 50
"'--ectra of Comzb`ra"on Sc:?~ ~rir~ ,,4' Srm=ll Freauencles in Fara-, 2,.eta-, ?-m! Crtho-
-I'iiodoberIze-e Cryotals," Ye. 7. Gross~ V. Korsh,-1-ov, V. Sellkin, Len-Inp-rad
State U, 4 1'i,
"-:h-,;i- E'ks, er i Teoret Fi-zll '101 ~C--, NO 4 -('0
Fro~,le,ms crcount~-red ir dviiamics of molcular crvstnll!,c Intlices n-re cor--si-*,c-rc-' 1~est
studied by m-ethod -,'t comb inat~cr sptctra. Intrcduces exnerimental results in study
f. I
of 3ub -,tblp. pives rEmenc-, (in cr--l) ver'czL)s intensit'-, --f line fcr sub-
ject sr,:,ctra.
iec~ jubmittcd 15 T
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US.M/Physics - Spectroscopys Crysts1s May 52
"Some laws Governing the Spectra ol Low-Frequency Combination Scattering"q,,ama~
Substituted Derivatives of Benzene, 0.
of Isomorphous Crystals of Dihalogen~-v
Gross, A. V. Korshunov, V. A. Selkin, Leningrad State U
"Mur Eksper i Teoret Fiz" Vol 22, Vlo 5, Pp 579-589
Outlines exptl research on subject spectra which allows one to attribute some
spectral frequencies of scattering to orientational mol oscillation in the
cryst latt4ce. Proposes the assumption that the revealed low-frequency lines
of' small intensity are excited by translational mol oscillationsj due to
irperfections of the cryst lattice. Indebted to N. N. Porfirlyeva. Received 7 Sep 51.
215T91

USSR/Physics - Spectre. of Crystals Nov 52
"Spectra of Combined kl;cattering of Mixed Crystals of
0--ganic Substances," J,. V. Korshunov and V. A. Sellkin,
I -
, lingrad State Univ
"Zhur Eksper i Teoret Fiz" Vol 23, No 5, PP 576-533
Subject spectra of pa:-adichlorobenzene, paradibromo-
benzene, parachloroph(-nol, and parabromophenol were
investigated. Author:, attempt to find in 3ome cases
correlation between lattice structure of various crys-
tals and their spectra of combined scattering at low
frequencies. Tndebte,I to Ye. F. Gross. Received
23 Aug 52.
236T84

KORSMMOV, A.V., assistant; laborant.
Raman spectra of mixed laradichlorobanzene and paradibromobenzene
cry'stals. Nauch. biul. Ien.un. no.31:19-22 153. (MIRA 10:3)
1. Fizicheskiy institut.
(Benzene crystals-Spectra)

LYAKH., Nikita Ilikiforavich; S~LIKINA, D.G., red.; GOSTISHCHEVA, Ye.M.,
tekhn. red.
[Notes of an explorer in the Arctic] Zapiski poliarnika. Rovo-
sibirskoe knizhnoe izi-vo, 1961. 218 p. (MIRA 15:6)
(Arctic regions)

TAURY, Franta flikolayevich; LISOVSKrf, K.p red.; MEYSAK, N.,
red.; PADERIN, G., red,, POSPELOV, G., red.; SELIKINA,
D.G., red.
(Bright oil] Svotlaia iioftl. Novosibirsk, Novosibirkoe
knizlinoe izd-vo, 1963. 39 p. (MIRA 17:4)

GILENKO, A.; WOVSKIY, K., red.; FEYSAK, N., r.d.; PADERIN, G.,
red.; POSPELOV, G., red.; SELIFJNA, D.G., red.; GOSTISHGHEVA,
Ye. M. , tekhn. red.
[Tji~e"%50511 sails to Kuyunbal 505 idet v Kuiumbu. Novosibirsk,
Novosibirskoe knizhnoe itd-vo, 1962. 86 p. (MIRA 16:7)
(YenAsy Valle:r--Inland navigation)

SHITIKOVA, A A , inzh.; SELIKINA, R.S., inzh.
c-'urjr,a - L -1
ry of c',ar-s in labcr -roductiv-'ty at ferrouv metal-,.rgy
enterprises during 1959 to 1962. Stall 24 no.11:-1041-1045 N 164.
(IIIIPJ~ 18: 1)
1. TSentralln,,py nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut chernoy metal-
lurgii imeni I.P. Bardina.

SELIKOV, Ye. A.; YAKOVIRV, V. S.; SHEVLYAKOV, A. F.
Penicillin therapy of ,.onorrhea. Vest. vener., Moskva no,5:33-35
Sept-Oct 1951. (CIJ4L 21:1)
1. Senior Scientific Amociate SelIkov, Lt-Col Medical Corps,
Yakovlev, Col, Medical Corps; Shevlyakov, Major, Medical Corps.

SELIKOV, Ye A. (Leningrad)
Modification in the ine.ican content of urine fol2owing gastric
resection. Klin.med. 31. no.4:73-75 Ap 156. (MLRA 10:1)
1. Iz Leningradskogo ruiuchno-iseledovatellskogo institute ekepertizy
trudooposobnosti i trwloustroystva invalidov (dir. - dotseat A.A.
Ivanov)
(STOMACH, surgery,
postop. urinary Indican (Rue))
(INDICAN, in urine,
after gastiectomy (Rue))
(URINE,
indican after gastrectomy (Rus))

�ELIKOV, Ye. A. Doe Med Sci -- (dis.s) "On Certain R ular Changes
i1A tu4= .
in ttm Pus a-.-id RTrW Blood~ Durdmg the 16604~1 of Gonorrhea.
Len, 1957. 25 pp 21 cm. (Len Pediatric Medical Inst), 200 copies
(KL, 25-57, 117)

SELIKOV. Ye.A.9 kandidat meditsinakikb nauk
Iate postoperative manifestations of steatorrhea following
stomach resectior, [with an-ry in English]. Khirurg-iia 33
no-3:20-26 Mr 1571. (HLRA 10:6)
1. Iz Ieningrad6cogo instituta ekspertizy trudosposoIbnostj
i tradoustroystva invalidev (dir. - dotsent A.A.Ivanov)
(GASTRICC70MY, cozi2,
pqetcp. st,oa~a.rrhea (Rua))
(STATIMSEA. etioL & pathogen.
9"t7l-sctomW (Rua))

SALIKOV, Ye.A.-,--. doktor med.uauk
Ghauges in blood protein fractious in chronic nonspecific pneu-
monia and brovebiectasia. Trudy LIMIN 2:136-14C159.
I!tMMA 13:7)
(BLOOD PRUESINS) (LTJNGS--DISRASES)

-~UIKOV, Te.A., d0ktor med.nauk
Activity of the amylase and catalase of the blood in cancer
patients. grudy L13TIN 2:328-331 159. I:MM 13:7)
(CANC9R) (NNZYMS)

KI[VILIVITSKAYA, Mariya losifovna. Prinimali uchastiye: ADAMOV.19 A.V.; BO-
COMAZOVA, V.P.; KALININA, Ye.V.; LIKIINITSKAYAp I.I.; M,'EKIRTUMOVA9
Ye.V.; MUUWIDVA, N.F.; NIKIFOROVAg O.A.; SADOFIYEV, 1.1.,-~SELIKOVI
Ye A.- P)BOLEVA, A.V.; ULIYANOVAq L.S.; KHRUSTIVAv S.B,; DEMBO, A.G.9
KH MASH, G.A. y tekhn, red.
[Adjustan)nt of the body following pulmonary resection] 0 prisposo~-
bliaemosti orgsni2*a posle rezektaii legkogo. Leningrml, Gos. izd-
vo med. Lit-ry Medgis, 1960. 170 p. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Kollektiv klinicheskogo otdela Lenipgradskogo nauchao-issledova-
tellskogo instituta.-ekspertizy trudosposobnosti i organizatsii truda
invalidav (for all except.,Xhvilivitskaya, Dembo, Kbarash).
.(LUNGS--SURGEFa)

SELIKOV, Ye.A.j SOKOIDVA, Ye.A.; KALININA, Ye.V.
Specific magnetic susceptibility of the blood serum and cerebro-
spinal rluid. Biofizika 7 no-4:483-486 162. (MIRA 15-.11)
1. Leni--igradskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut ekspertizy
trudosp,)sobnosti i organizataii turda invalidov i Vsesoyuznyy
nauchno.-issledovatel'skiy institut metrologii imeni D.I.
Mendelejeva., Leningrad.
(SERUM-MAGNETIC PROPERTIES)
(CIMEBROSPINAL FLUID-MAG14ETIC PROPERTIES)

SELIKOV, Ye.A., loktor med.nauk
Age-related changes in blood serum protein fractions. Trudy LIETIN
no.4:11-17 160. (MMA 16:2)
(GERIATRICS) (BIDOD PROTEINS)

SEVKOV, Ye.A.,, doktor med.nauk
Changes -.n the lipo- and glycoprotein fractions of the blood
serm in the process of aging. Trudy LIETIR no.4:18--47 160.
(MIRA 16t2)
(GERIATRICS) (GLYCOPROTElDS) (LIMPROTEINS)

SELIKOV, Ye.A., i.oktor med.nauk
Biochemical changes in the blood in hypertension in elederly and
senile pirrsons. Trudy LIETIN no.4%146-157 160.
(MM .16 S2)
(GEYEATRICS) (HYPERTENSIOV) (BIDOD-ANALYSIS AND CHWISTRY)

SE'LL1-BFN,,'J,11, 1. Ya. N15
632.893
PochvermayR karta i yeye ispollzoveniye (Soil Chart And Its Utilization, B6
By) N. L. BlagoviJov i I. Ya. Sell'-Bekm.,-n. Moskva, Sellzhozaiz, 1954.
114 p. illus, chtrts, tables.
"Literaturall: D. (116)

SHISHKIN,B.K., professor; ROMMOVA,A.G., kandidat biologicheskikh nauk,
starshiy nnnchnyysotrudnik; MARKOV,G.S., doktor biologichesk-1kh
nam , dctsent; DANILUSKIY,A.S., kanclidat biologichesklkh nank,
dotsent: SHTKYNBERG,D.M., doktor biologichen)dkh rail ; LONWINA.G
aspirant;-Sl9LL'-RKKK&W I.Y., mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; MINKIN,
L.N., dc~tlt~r-lo -~O- ~-,-kh nank. professor; IPATOV,lr.S., student
V kurBa; KCZLOV,V.Ye., kandidat biologicheakikh nauk, starshiy
nauchnyj sotrudnik; KARTASHEV,A.I.. kandidat biologicheskikh nauk,
starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; NITSMO,A.A., Btarshiy nauchnyy so-
trudaik; VASILEVSKAYA,V.K., doktor biologicheakikh nank, dotsent;
RTUMIN,J..V., kandidat biologicheskikh nauk; HAUMOV.D.T., kandidat
biologicheskikh nauk, mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; KH(WSKIY,L.I.
kandidal. biologicheakikh nauk, dotsent; GOROHETS,A.M., kandidat
biologicheskikh apak, starsh~y nanchnyy sotradnik; G(R)IEVSKIY,V.S.
assisteiLt; G3MILISKIY,N.L., doktor biologicheskikh na:uk, professor;
ALFMAMIROV,A.D., professor; KOLCDYAZHNYr.V.I.; TURBIF.N.V.; ZAVAD~-
SM.K.11.
[Theory of species and the formntion of species]. Vest.Len.un. 9
na.10:4j-92 0 054. (MLEA 8:7)
1. Chlen-korrespondent Akademii nauk SSSR (for Shishkin, AlekBandrov)
(Condtinued on next card)

SHISHKIN.B.K., professor; ROKOKOVA,A.G., kandidat biologicheakikh nauk,
starshiy- nauchnyy sotrudnik, and others.
[Theory of species and the formation of sDecies]. Vest.Len.un. 9
no.10:4':-92 0 154. (MMI 8:7)
2. Lenitgradakiy gosudRrotvannyy universitet (for Shishkin, Roman ova,
Markov, Ipatov. Kozlov, Kartashev, Godlevskiy, Gerbillukly, Aleksandrov)
3. Zoolcgicheskiy institut Akademii nauk SSSR (for Shtoynberg, Naumov)
4. Kafedra entomologii Leningradskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta
(for Darilevskiy). 5. Kafedra darvinizma Leningradskoea gosudarstvennogo
universitete (for Lomagin, Gorobets). 6. Kafedra geobLtaniki Leningrad-
skogo gcaudarst*ennogo unl7srsiteta (for Hitsenko). 7. Kafedra botaniki
LeningradBkogo gosudaretvennogo universiteta (for Vasil.evskaya). 8. Ka-
fedra. zcologii pozvonochnykh Leningradskogo gosudarstbennogo universi-
teta (fcr Khozatakiy). 9. Leningradskoye otdelaniye Vsesoyuzuogo in-
stituta udobreniy. agropochvovedeniya i agrotekhniki (for Sell"-Bekman)
10. Institut eksperimentallnoy meditsiny Akademii meditsinskilch nauk
SSSR (fcr Zhinkin)
(Origin of species)

BLAGOVIDOV, N.L.; RABINOVICH, V.A.; SELL'-BNKMAN, I-Ya.
Nature of changes in the oxidation potential of various soil
profiles in Ieaingrad Provinca. Pochrovedenie no.6:81-8.j Ja 157.
(MIRA 100)
1. Ieningradskoye otdoleniya Vsesoyuznogo instituta udobreniy,
agrotekhz4ki i agropochvovedeniya.
(leniz,grad Province--Soils) (Oxidation-reduction reaction)

BLAGOVIDOV, N.L.; SIELLS-BMIAN, I.Ya.
Work of 3oil scientists of the Leningrad Branch of the All-Union
Society )f Soil Research in 1957-195e. Pochvededenie aD.2:118-120
F 159. (MIRk 12:3)
(Soil research)

SIUI-BM.IAN, I.Ya.; RABINOVICH, V.A.; KUROVSKAYA, O.V.
Prof ilea of redox potentials in relation to soil f ormation conditions.
Fochvove~.enie no.6:66-70 Je 16o. (MIRA 13:11)
1. Severc-zapadnyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut sellskogo
khozyaystva.
(Soil formation)
(Oxidation-reduction reaction)

SELLE, Milan, promcirany geolog
Evaluation af the Sarmatiam gas zone in the Hruska deposit by
eleotric logging. Geol Pruz-kum 0" no.2.*54-55 F164
1. Ceskoslorenske naftove doly,, n.p.., Hodon"

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?enicillin hatasa a csontvf!lonukodesr-- The influence of penicillin on the functions of
the bone-marrow Orvosok Lapia, budapest 19Lt8, 4/5 (172-173) Graphs 2
Bone-marrow investiga-ions were conducted on nine patients (four endocarditis
lenta, two pulmonary absce!;s, one chronic cholangitis, one chronic brGnchopneumonia,
one purulent pleuisy) aftei- penicillin treatment (6,000,000 U. on the average).
The curves of maturation and proliferation were constructed on the basis of counting
500 white and 200 you:ng re,1 cells from the bone-marrow in each case. There was
no significant change in Vie activity of the erythroooL~tic system, and a slight
shift to the left in the g,anulopoiesis was observed. In cases of severe allergic
symptoms after penicillin Ldministration, a moderate and transient inhibition of
the maturation is seen.
Jeney - Debrecen
So: Excerpta IMedica, Vol. 11. No 7, See. II, July 1949

547. EELLEI C., BOUBELY F. and FISCHER A. Kis6rletek a trinitrotoluol toxicitasa`rk
Experim~Aail investigations into the toxicity of trinitrotoluol Orvosi Hetilap 1948,
89/5 (74-77) Tables 2
Rabbits and rats were treat.-d orally for two months with 0.2 Gm per kg, and dogs with
0.5 Gm of trinitrotoluol daLly during one month. As a result the excretion of
urobilinogen in the urine increased considerably. The albumin-blobulin ratio decreased.
The Takata raction was somelAimes positive. The capacity of the reticulo-endothelial
system to fix I per cent cuitgo-red solution (2 ml/kg) was decreased. The concentration
of bilirubin in the serum djA not increase. In the urine no bilirubin was demonstrable.
No change occurred in the oEmotic resistance of the erythrocytes. Histological
examination revealed regular and characteristic changes in the liver, spleen and heart.
Jeney - Debrecen
SO: Physiology, Biochemistry & Pharmacology, Section II, Vol. 2, No. 1,5

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SELU,I, C.
Budalesti Pazmany Peter Tudomnayegyetm IIsz. Belklinikajanak es Weiss Manfred Acel-es
Fem=vek 11~. *Uzemorvosi Rendelojenek RoLlemerkye. Munkaartalmak pathogenesise es
megelozese. I. A homunka kereiettana ;~'athcgenesis and prevention of occupational diseases
Orvo,-i Hetilap, Budapest 1949, 90/15 ',452,456) Tables 5
The water and salt balance was invest:.gated in labourers working at high temperatures,
while clearance values were taken into account. An increase in the protein content
of the blood was observed in all case.-i, while the haematocrit values of the blood
showed a less constant increase, resu-..ting from the thickening of the blood. The
chloride content of the blood had not increased. A protective high salt diet should
be administered. The salt depletion can be counteracted during the heaviest work at
high temperatures by the administrativn of 6-7 g/ of NaCl to 500-1,000 ml. water.
Fejes - Budapest (IV, 6)
So: Medical Microbiology and Hygiene, Section IV, Vol 3, No 1-6

FISCHER, A.; GERO, S.; ROZSAHW~I, L; SALLKE, C.
Pathogenesis and prevent[on of occupational diseases. III. Affect
of work in conditions of extreme heat upon the locomotor apparatus.
Orv.hatil. 91 no-32:982~?85 6 Aug 50. OLML 20:5)
1. Second Internal Clini: (I)irector--Dr.Professor Isre Haynal),
Budapest University and 4atyas Rakosl Steel and Metallurgical ItL-
ternational Yair Plant Dispensary (Head Pbysician--Dr.Istvan Roz-
sahegyi).

,'IATT E.p EOMA FrAITZ J. r "SNUE1 C
L M- tAT)a:3ZEr-M.7711jrV,) rakd1ezrwszit1k-ai probaic"
P'lir-Ical Oxperls-7iwes W.th 7-acent cancer diagnostics tost-s7
ID7-v. 1-n,- 17 Jxiz 1951 y. 782-3.
Dcv-Lc- Sellei aril ActnarciT,(, 2, Sacand Internal GlInic
Dr, Im-o Budapest Madical Univer-sityo
C srl. U010 420a 1;0, 10 Oet !!~151
RASS7,I9 F.:NEMFTH, L..-SEILEI, C.:TILL, G.
Ex-nerimento with V[LrioiiFj Mitosis and ferment inhibitory sublitanoes
on Paramecia and ol animal tumors. Kiserletes orvostud 4 no,, 4:
248-255 Aug 1952. (GLML 23:5)
la Doctor for Nemell-h and Sellei. 2. Second Internal Clinic, Budapest
~46dical University.

S7.AM, I.:HANKOVSZXY, M.:E)KHARDT, S.:JANGSO, G.:SELLEI, G.
Vffect of potassi-ma cyanide on the inhibitory effect of urethane
on the growth of timors. Kiserletes orvostud. 4 no. 4:256-259
Aug 1952. (CLML 23:5)
1. Second Internal Clinic, Budapest Medical University.

. t
IUROLYH&ZY, G.:HLVAS, I.:.IANCSO, G.:K&PAS, L-..:S-ET.T 1. 0.
The anticarcinogen:,c effect of dimetbylamino-acetyl-phentiastide
(ahistan) Kiserlet(s orvostud. 4 no. 4:26o-262 Aug 1952. (CIAL 23:5)
1. Doctor for Sellei. 2. Second Internal Clinic, Budapest Medical
University.

FISGHZR. A.;SELLEI. C.;WZ15Z. R.
IMIAUWAaO.V,~W.L;~
Overload clearance teats in normal and pathological kidney ftwation.
Orv. hetil. 93 no. 12049-355 23 Kar 1952. (GLKL 230)
1. Doctors. 2. Second Internal r1linic (Director - P!rof. Dr. Imrs
Haynal), Badapeat Eedical University.
11
~11

SEIIEI, C.;OIAH,
U" mm,
orgaaic fluorine co
no. 26:756 29 June
le Doctors except
-- Prof. Dr. Imre
Technical Organic
Zemplen).
experimental twors.
(CIML 23:3)
for Kapas. 2. Second Internal Clinic (Director
gaynal), ]Budspest Medical University and Budapest
33hemistry Institute (Director - Prof. Mr. Geza

Excerpta Modica Si3c 16 Cancej Vol. 212 Feb 54
583. SELLEI C., OLAH G., ECKIIARDT S. and KAPAS,L. 11. med. Klin., Univ. Iluda-'-'
pesit; Insr. Vjr-Vr3r,Chem., techn.
,Ilochsch, Budapest. Wirkting organischer Fluor-
vefbindmig'en auf experimentell erzougte Geschwiflste The effect of organic flubrine
compounds on. experimentally induced neoplarms Arch. Geschwulstforsch. 1953, 5/3
(2&1-264).
.1hves gatiorwovere made in 200 ra;:svvith a Gu6rin tumour. Treatment with organic F
re 'th te or inhibit the grcwth of tumours. Monbfluo
-parations may ei er promo roberizene
p
or
Ana di-isopropyl-fluorophosphate lad an inhibit effect but are relatively highly
toiic. A.promoting effect is exerted especially by P!fluorophenylacetic acid.
Fischer - jenai
'J

N]kWH, Gyorgy,.; HLSSZI, Ferenc,; SILIMI. Camillo.
Axperimental studie3 on trinitrotoluol and butter yellow; productior.
of precancer with t:7initrotoluol.Kiserletes orvostud 7 no.4:366-372
July 55
1. Budapesti Orvostudomanyi Rgyatem II, sz. Belklinikaja.
(TOLUENE, det-ivatives,
trinitrw;oluene, prod. of exper. precancer)
(CARCINOGENS,
trinitro*;oluene)
(NEOPIASMS, (jxperimental,
careinogisnesis with trinitrotoluene)

Sec.2 Vol.!,V-,/7 PtV-Biocl-em- JU1." 57
L 4 V
3123. SELLEI C. and ANTALOCZY Z. 11. Inii. Klin., Med. Univ., Inn. Abi.,
St.xatl'7_CFtTk_o1. -Inst., Budapest. Ueber den NXI rkungsmechanismus der Lostver-
bindungen, unter besonderer Berdcksichti,,ung von B.C.M., einer ncuarti(,Cn
zelltedunghemnienden SLbstanz Mode of action of nitrogen mustards -,z-ltb par-
ticular reference to a ncw njitotic poison, BCM Wien. Z. itin. 'Med. 1956, 37/8
(337-342) Graphs I Ta*-)Ics I Illus. 1
The inactivation of 6rombin by nitrogen mustards was used as measure Of
biological activity (method of Gerendis, Orv. Wtil. 1947, 42). Of new com-
pounds tried, 1:6-bis(/3-chlorocthyiamino)-i:6-dcsoxv-D-mannitoI (BCINI)
was found active in clinical trials on patients with maiignant haematological
diseases. It was well tolerated. Werner - Ribeirao Preto (11, 5,' 16)

SNLLEI,...C4millo, dr., ; LEHOCZKY, Gyozo, dr.,; BARTSCH, Aurel, dr.,;
ECjGI",-;:?�ando:-, dr.,; HARTAI, Ferenc, dr.,; MOLNAR, Xncire, dr.,;
TOTTOSSY, Bela, dr.
Hormone and surgical therapy of the metastases in breast cancer.
Orv. hetil. 97 ao.2:45-49 8 Jan 56.
1. Az Orazagos Onkologiai Intezet (igazgato: Venkei Tibor dr. az
orvostudoman.vok Kandidatusa) Belgyogyaszati Oaztalyanak (foorvos:
Sellei Camillo c1r.) es NogyogyaBZati Oaztalyanak (foorvos:
Lehoczk-3r Gyozo dr.) kozlamenyo.
(BREAST. neoplasms
metustaBes, ACTH & cortisone ther. & surg. castration
(Hu:-'0)
-(ACTH. ther.-use
can.,er of breast, metastases, with cortisone & surg.
castration (Hun))
(CORTISOM, ther. use
cancer of breast. metastases, with ACTH & surg.
caEtration (Hun))
(CASTRI.TION
in ther. of breast cancer MatUBtases, surg. with
(AG'TH & cortisone ther. (Hun))

y . Oct 5"
Q=C.`~ VOI&JO
Ph. Ine.
4582o SELLEI C., ECKHARDT S., HARTAI F. and NIOLINAR E. Onkol. Int. Belo-
sz n6na 7 K.Orszlgos. ~, Klinikai vizsgMatok cytostatikus mannit (BCNI)
szArmazdkkal. Clinical trials with a cytostatic mannitol
derivative (BCMI ORV.HETIL. 1956, 97/36 (999-1001) Graphs I
100 patients with various malignant diseases were treated with this drug (for chem-
ical composition see preceding abstract). The effective total dose was found to be
900-1,000 mg., administer(d in 10-12 injections during a period of 30 days.
Strikingly favourable effecti. were observed in patients with various blood disorders
especially lymphoid leukaeniias and Hodgkin's disease.
(11,5, 16)

SELLEI, Umillo; NDIETH, Laszlo; ZCKHARDT, Sandor; X-MI NER, Bela
Clinical aad experimental results with BCM.(8-bis-1,6-
chloroothylamino-D-mannitol dihydrochlorid*). 14aff. Tudon.
Akad. Biol. Orv. Oszt. Kozl. 8 no.1-2:119-121 1957.
1. Orazagos Onkologial Intmzet, Budapest.
(NITIMEN MUSTARDS
L,6-bis-(B-cbloroothylamino)-1,6-desox.Y-D-mannitol,
-Pharmacol. (Hun))
(MANNETOL, related cpdo.
same)

L Q-
CCU, 17TRY
CATKOFY
TITE -S. JOUR.
AUTHMP
J.'
TITLE
OFTG. PUB.
ABST"ACT
HUTGA.UT V
P11-VAI-Viicology and Toxicology. ToxicoloTj
Fo. 1 1959., Vo. 4,741
Bcnk-c, S.; Kovacsne, P. IN.; Keese, N. J.;
Zffects of organic Fluorine Compounds and Cyto-
stat.l.a ilannite Derivatives upon Leukocytosis
Causc,d by Antinyeloid Serum .
Kise-1. orvostvd. , 1957, 9, 1'o 1, 35-1~2
The affeots of the derivatives of 10luorine upon
leukocytes produced by anti-ayelotic serur-ri were
studied. 11,11-diiiethjl-2-fluoroetlrjl uretha---
flucrophenyl urethane are toxic; their use led
"o the development of pulm6nary edena. Diisopro
pyl fluorophosphate, increased the appetite in
*Se".1ei, C.
CA RD - 1/2
47

C
STRAIM, F. Bruno, dr.; STEPHANECK, Ottilia; ACS, Gyorgy, dr.;
SELLEI, Camillo, dr.
Maasurament )f adanosina daaminasa activity in blood plasma
as tumor dia,-nostic tast. Orv. hatil. 98 no.10-11:256-259
17 Knr 57.
1. A Budapas-;i Orvostudomanyi Egyetem Orvosi. Vegytani
Intezmte as Orazagos Onkologial. Intezet beloaztalyanak
kozlemeny.e.
(NMPUSsMS. diag.
adenosine doaminasm determ. in blood plasma (Hun))
(AMIDASIS. in blood
aderosina deaminase datarm. in blood plasma in
neoTlasm diag. (Hun))

25". CLINICAL ;APERIENCI, IN 'I U-MOUR Till-AtAl"i %% ITH N-OXIDE-LOST -
Kliri~,_hi: E -f.khrki:igq_ik in dvr I'am(wther.ipie ri,it %'-Oxyd-LotA - Svljj_I_C.
and Lckh.ir-it A . lim. Abt., Unkoi. L.trides-Inst., BLIA.1111('St -: NIONCIL
%I F: 1) WSCH t. lt,58, looiV, (784-7,86) *r.",Ie~ 3
Piizrnts with ino ?vrable tumours Mio Acre irresponsive to radiotherapy were
Sul.jetted U. thet%ipy with alone and to con-anned therapy with mitomen
and 'tk-grimoO, or mitomenand siti-col)-sin. The rebalts of these investigatons were
c,m,pared. Thirt)-nine pat;ents were treale(I with n,itomen only. Fighteer. patients
showud it tvillim.1% ry improvellient if thull. ColliplaInts, 11"Wever, W.thoul evidence
of regresslon 4 the tuniours. Ill 6 patlents a defillite Improvement was noted.
Twirve of these patlents were cases %%ith c.incer of tile uterus. Twerity-four patients
%%el*t- tro.tted Wilk it ( '01111,1nation of mitomen and degr.inol. The therapeutic results
%%ert' less favoill-.1111t. than NVIth imtomen aiono.-, 'rhe authors found ;in ad%erse surn-
lliat~on of toxlL C 'fects till tile holie marrow. so that no ;Ltiviint.ige coald lie nt,ted with
this cointimittion. Nu advantages were observed in 5 I.ittents where a combined
therally of miton en and riarcolysin ~%;ts given. Mitomen is att effective and relative-
IN weil-toterated cystustatic s~bstarxe. Aectirding ~o informative investigations
Successful resul- s can lie obtained by mitomen chiefly in cases of cancer, especial-
ly ill cancer of tLe uterus. (LX, 5. 16)

ZSIBOK, Zoltan dr.; WAGHTL, Istvau, dr.; SZY, Sandor, dr.; SALIMI, Gamillo, dr.
Influe:ce of subautansously and intramuscularly administered
zymosan. on the properdin titer of serum and on leukocyta count
in animal experiments. Orv.hatilo 101 no-7:226-229 IP 160.
1. Budapesti Orvostudomanyi 11g7etem, 1. as, Sebeszeti Klinilm,
Rontgen Oaztaly as Sugarbiologiai lutotolaborotorium,
(POLTUCOURIM pharmaool.)
(PROPMDIN)
(LUBKOG I=

ZAIAY, Magda, dr.; SC;HMIDT, Marta, dr.; ECKHARDT, Sandor, dr.; SELLEI
%~, dr. OWN-owe
Evaluation oC a new method for the determination of gastric acidity.
Orv.hi-til. 131 no-52:1848-1850 25 D,6o.
1. Orszagos Onkologiai Intezet.
(GASTRIC JUICE)

ECKHARDT, Sandor, dr.; SELLEEI, Camillo, dr.; HARTAI, Ferenc, dr.
Effect of minnitol-myleran (1,6-dimethaneoulfonoxy-D--raannitol) in
chronic rqeloid leukemia. Orv. hetil. 102 no.42:1987-1989 15 0 161.
1. Orszagof Onkologiai Intezet, Belosztaly.
(BUSULFAN ther) (MAIINITOL ther)
(LEUM,IIA MYELOCYTIC ther)