SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHMELEVA, N.I. - SHMELKOV, A.

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AUTHOR: Shmeleva, rf. I.
TITLE: Alterations in the Peripheral Blood and in the Bone
"arrow of Hats at a Later Period Following a Single
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X-Radiation
?EARIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1960, v:)l. 133, No. 0",
pp. 1455-1457
TEXT: The author wanted to study the composition of the peripheral blood
and of the bone marrow of rats X-rayed only once in their lifetime. The
radiation injury was caused by an PYM-3 (RU11-3) apparatus at a dose of
500 r and a dose power in the air of 90.6 - 83.6 r//min. The author
counted the number of leucocytes of all animals before and 31 99 169 219
30, 90, 180, 270, and 360 days after the irradiation. The weight of the
bone marrow was checked before and 90, 180, 270, and 360 days after the
irradiation. The treatment was lethal for 20-30',*o' of the animals within
30 days. Those surviving (101) were examined. Their average lifetime was
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Alterations in the Peripheral Blood and in the S/020/60/133/oo6/o-i6/016
Bone Marrow of Rats at a Later Period B016/BO60
Following a Sin-le X-Radiation
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30"U days. Table 1 shows the chan.ge in the leucocytic formula at the
abovementioned times. Table 2 shows the change in the myelogram. The
author found that the restoration of the normal composition of the
peripheral blood under the experimental conditions was only temporary.
In the course of time, in the late periods following the radiative
action, the blood composition a.-ain tends toward rejuvenation, and the
amount of segmentonuclear neutrophils increases. "hese qualitative
alterations in the peripheral blood take place in parallel to a sharply
marked hyperplasia of the bone marrow. There are 2 tables and 9
references, 4 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Tsentrallnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut
meditsinskoy radiologii (Central S3ientific Research
institute of Medical Radiology)
PRESENTED: ~darch 19, 1960, by 11. N. Anichkov, Academician
SUK-LITTED: March 17, 1960
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SHMELEVA, N.I.
Analysis of the effect of surgical interrention on the state of
leu-kopoeisis in irradiated animals. Med, rad. 5 no.9:26-29 S 160.
(Mi-RA 13:12)
(RADIATION SICKNESS) (LEUKOCYTES)
(SURGERYP OPERATEVE)

H f, I C L F v,
PHASE I BOOK EXPLOrrMOZI SGV/5435
Kiselev, P. 11., Professor, 0. A. Guaterin, and A. 1. Strachinin, Eds
Vopro3y radiobiologii. t. III: Sbornik trudov, paGvyasbchennyy 60-letiyu so
dnya rozhdcniya Professors. M. H. Pobedinskogo (Problem in Radiation Biology.
Y. 3,. A Collection of Works Dedicated to the Sixtieth Birthday of Professor
14[ikhaill N(ikolayovich) Pobedinskiy [Doctor of Medicine]) Leningrad.
Tsentr. n-isol. in-t r,-d. radiologil M-va zdravookhrantinlya SSSR, 1960.
422 p. 1,500 copies printed.
Tech. Ed.: P. S. Peleshuk.
!IJRYCG7-: This collection of articles is intemded for rad:lobiologists.
COMAGE: The book contains 49 articles dealing with paLl2ogenesis, prophylaxis,
an(! therapy of radiation diseezes. Individlial articlei3 describe investigations
of the biological effects of radiation carried out by vorkers of the Central
Scientific Research Institute for Medical Radiology of the Ministry of Public
HemIth, USSR. (Tsentrallnyy nauchno-issledovatellsldy institut meditsinskoy
radiologii HinIsterstva zdravookhra eniya SSSR) during 1958-59. The following
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Problems in Radiation Biology (Cont.) SOY/,--."35
topics are covered: various aspects of primary effects of radiation; the
course of some metabolic processes in ani=ala subjectzd to ionizing radiation;
reactions in irradiated organinms; morphologic changes in radiation disease;
and ivaparation and niGencration of tisGuca injured by irradiation. Some
articlea give attention to 1he effectiveness of experi=ntal medical treatments.
No p--roonalities are mentioned. References accompany n1 at all of the articles.
TA= OF CON-MTS:
rorx.,word 3
Gunterin, G. A., and A. 1. Strashinin. Professor Kikha:*1 Nikolayev-lcb
Pobedinauy (Co=.emorating his Sixtieth Birthday) 5
lebLdins),dy, A. V. (Member, Acade=1 of Medical Sciences USSR),
JT. I. Arlashchenko, and V. M. Mast.-yukava. On the Mechanism of Trophic
-5i-stui~~ace-s -Due t~ Ionizing Radiation 31
ZedZeniclzc, 0. A. [Member, Academy of Medical Scieneca USSR], Ye. A.
Zherbin K. V. Ivanov, and P. R. Vaynshteyn. Hormonal Activity of the
Adrenal. Cortex in Acute Radiation Sickness and the Effect of Desoxy-
corticosterone Acetate on the Disease 17
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Prob'le=- in Radiation Biology (cont.) SOV/5435
Stralin.. G. S., and Ye. M. Plllshchik. On the Repressicn of Regenerative
Pr~ceozes in the B~ne rrader Varl-.ijs Conditions of irradiation of Animale 188
Pughnitiina, A. 1). R,~actllw Changes In Rat Karr,-,w in Radiation Sickness
Complicated by of llr..)d 203
Cank-tna-. F. I, A. 1. Str,,-isl,',nin-, G. S. Strelin, and 1. V. Siliffer.
PeFer,?r,-.ticn cf Surgical Intestinal W~vands in RadiatLon Sickness
Snr.21-va N 1 Effect .*,f Etber Anesthesia on the Regeneration
ffevlt~~gencsia In Pats With Combined Injuries 222
Lyalin, Ye. A. Change in Snme Aspects of the Activity of the Thyi-id
Glands FAI~~wing Vh:,I-z-,B.dy ir-racliation 231
Lyalin, Ye. A. Effecr of Whicle-Bndy Irradiation on the Pre~liferating
Capability of Try-rcid Tissue in White Mice 236
Kantin. A. V., and P. V. Sipwskiy. Formation of th! Surgical Stump
of Lim~ During Experimental Radiation Disease in Rabbits 241
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VWKOB032111KOV7 G.V.; Sfm-LEVA, 14.1.
Remote devolopment of auemia following ainglo exposuro to X rays.
Radiobiologiia I no.6:887-891 161. (MIIU 15:2)
1. TSentralInyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut, meditsinskoy
radiologii, Leningrad.
(X RAYS-FFMIOLOGIUAL EFiLCT) (AI4--MIA)

SfE.L.LL-I'VAY N.I.; V~OSW30MIKOV, G.V.
Late sequelae I= the action of radiations on he-movoiesis. Biul.
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eksp. biol. i red. 52 no.10:10-46 0 161. (kil 15:1)
1. 1z otdcla otdalennoy luchevoy patolo-~i (zav. - doktor biologicheskikh-
nau~c S.H. Aleksai-drov) i otdela bioklumli (zav. - prof. S.Ye.Ylanoylov)
TSentrallnogo nauchno-issledovatel2skogo instituta meditsinskoy
radiolol-Iii (dir. - zasluzhennyy deyate17 nauki prof. M.P.Pobedinskiy)
,Unisterstva zdravookhraneniya SSSR, Leningrad. Predstavlena
deystvitelInym cblenom Al-114 SjSR II.A. KrapvE;ki,,n.
(hADIATIOR-PHISIOLOGICAL i~FFZCT)
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AUTHOR: Shmeleva,N-1.
TITLE: Reaction disorders of the hemopoictic system at remote periods after irradiation
PERIODICAL: Byulleteil' eksperimental'noy biologii i meditsiny, v. 53, no. 4, 1962, 38-42
TEXT: Most observations on the effect of irradiation on the hemopoictic system have been made within
the period of radiation sickness. These experiments were performed on 236 rats. Radiation sickness was in-
induced by x-irradiation of 500r with a PYM-3 (RUM-3) apparatus at 85-96r/min. With such a dose,
about 35% of the animals died within 30 days of the irradiation. The leucocyte reaction was elaborated with
Filatov's serum, I ml of which was injected i. m. 90, 180 or 270 days after irradiation. The WBC count and
composition as%vell as the composition of bone marrow was established 24, 48, 72, and 96 hours after in-
jection of the serum. Irradiation brought about a delay in the leucocyte reaction to the foreign protein even
after 3 months. This is apparently due to the retarded maturation of cells as well as to an inhibition of their
incorporation into the peripheral blood. No response reaction was observed in the bone marrow 9 months
after irradiation, although the leucocyte reaction at that time was almost normal. This is explained by the
fact that the bone marrow was probably extensively damaged so that other hemopoictic organs, namely the
spleen and lymph nodes reacted to the foreign protein thus developing Ieucocytosis in the peripheral blood.
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ASSOCIATION: Otdel otdalennoy luchevoy patologii Tsentrat'nogo nauchno-issiedovatel'skogo instituta
meditsinskoy radiolo.-ii Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya SSSR, Leningrad. (Division of
Remote Radiation Pathology. Central Institute of Medical Radiology Research. Ministry
of Health USSR. Leningrad.)
SUWAITTED: April 22, 1961
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AUTHOR: Shmeleva
N. K. Barannik, V*I.P
TITLE: Retarding corrosion of steeillin,water by the addition of mono- and
dibasic organic acid salts
SOURCE: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii, v. 36, -no.. 4, 1963, 813w-8171
TOPIC TAGS: monobasic carboxylic acid, dibasic carboxylic adid, retarding steel
corrosion, corrosion-inhibitors
ABSTRACT: Investigation of buffered solutions of sodium saltA of monobasic C1
sub 7 - C sub 9 and dibasic C sub 2 - C sub 9 carboxylic, acids ~or:retarding
corrosion of steel in distilled water showed an increase in the molecular weight:.
of the acid, which increased its effectiveness for retarding corrosion. It ",as
established that ions of the low molecular weight acids in small concentrations
stimulated corrosion. Complete pkotection of steel from-corrosion was possible
in solutions of PH - 7 or mo:ee;,maximum corrosion occurred at p4~- 4 to.5.,
Extraneous chloride or sulfate ions lowered the cottosion-retarding effect of the-
dibasic carboxylic acids..' Complete inhibition was possible. in aerated solutions.
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sc-ution of sodJuin salts of synthet-~c a!'phat"c a-s
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AUTHOR: Gyul'misaryan, T. G. Gilyazetdinov, L. P.; Ak meleva
Bystrov. K. M.. Sokolova. V. V.-, Sinyakina,A. a
R. I ; Khokhlov, B._?., A9b !a ty zev
B. T.; Okinshevich, N. A.
!ORG: NIIShP; VNIINP: Novo-Yaroslavl Carbon Black Plant (Novo-Yaroslavskiy sazhevyy:
,zavod); VolgogradMarbon Black Plant (Volgogradskiy sazhevyy zavod); Scientific
Research Technological Design In--stTEute (Naucbno-issledovatel'skiy konstruktorno- _7'
tekhnologicheskiy institut)
TITLE: Industrial tests of new types of petroleum stock in the production of
activated PM-70 furnace black
SOURCE: Neftepererabotka i neftekhimiya, no. 11, 1965, 25-28
TOPIC TAGS: activated carbon3, petroleum product, gas oil fraction, phenol
ABSTRACT: In order to confirm and develop the- results of earlier studies which
indicated that catalytic and thermal gas oil could be used in the production of
activated furnace black, experimental batches of initial suMr and hydrofined
phenol extracts of catalytic and thermal gas oil were produced. The physicochemical
characteristics of the new types of petroleum stock are compared with those of
green oil; in the degree of aromatization they are identical, but in fractional
composition, molecular weight, and viscosity, green oil is slightly lighter. In-
dustrial tests confirmed that hydrofined phenol extracts of catalytic gas oil, the
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initial sulfur-containing phenol extract of catalytic gas oil, and also mixtures of
thermal gas oil and green oil (in the ratio of 60:40) can be used in the production
of activated PH-70 furnace black in plants equipped with cyclone reactors, a dry
system being used for trapping the black. Orig. art. has: 2 figures and 3 tables,
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nauchno-isoledoval-e':~li-.Ct7-~"atttut 1d%1-opcjj-,E-abu-aazhhQ7 promyshlem-
noa%I - Central Scientif-Ic Rede~~h Institute 0.1 the Cotton In-
"ustry). Use of Hadtoacttve 180-opes In the Textile Industry 206
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