SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT THUGUTT, S.J. - THURZO, V.

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- THUMA JP i I . inz.
"Collection of papers on science and research in the glass
indutry." Ft. 8. Reviewed by J. Thuma. Sklar a keramik
14 no. 1:32 Ja 164.

THLUA, J., in*.
*Foam gl"s" by F. Schill. Reviewed by J. Thuma,
Stavivo 41 no.3:115 Mr 163.

THUMAJI Jozsaf,, okleveles gepeszmarnek
Effect of the uneven running of the loom on the changes
of its pins. Magy textil 16 no. 2t62-64 F 164.

THILEA, Jozsef
Theoretical foundations for designing automatic brakes
regulated by the change of lever arms. Pt.2. Magy textil
15 no.8:338-341 Ag 163.
1. Goldberger Textilmuvek.

THTDIA, J., inz.
"Collection of papers of the Mendeleyev-Institute." Reviewed
by J. Thuma. Sklar i keramik 11+ no.2-.60 F 164

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rlTLE 11 -ZoducLion mctno-.4 f or s intarctl heat.- a. a dcorros ion-resistant
aluminum alloys. No. 6080-61
SOURCE: HutnicVe Listy. no. 11, 1964, 834
TOPIC TAGS: Zlumilium, alloy, sintered alloy, heat resistant alloy,
corrosion resistan': aiov, ~AP allcy
ABSTRACT: A patent has been issued For a production method for sin-
tered heat- and corros- -on-res is tant al -nin",im (SA7) al loys .Firs t , an
a I I ov w f t h .4 - 1 2 % , 11 t c_ - rt a n ~ a ' on7 c ( u c ~ cnc k e I a n d
titanium is melted, This allov ilz at-i-er' to a --owder with 1-2,.'
A 12 0 3 ~The A1203 content is i- icre3sed -.~ 6-1157 b-, zrindLn7, the
powder mixed with F-asollne In a vibrating mill. The powder is "hen
processed into sintered articles.
ASSOCIATION: none
Card

LMS. JAnos, dr.; TRUR, Antnl dr.- SZARNYASI, Rnrgit, dr.
~ I
Meningo- and myeloseningocele (follov-up study of 80 cases). Orr.
hetil. 102 UO.1:22-25 1 Ja 161.
1. Budapesti Istvan Korbas, Gyarmeksebeezeti Osztaly.
(ERCEPRALOGEIM ~Gtatist)

DENES, Janos, dr.,; THUR, Antalt dr.; WITTEK, Laszlo, dr.
Successful surgery of congenital esophageal atresia with double
esophago-tracheal abscess. Omhetil. 102 no.3611703-1705 3 S 161.
1. Budapesti Istvan korhaz, Oyermekeebeezeti Osstaly.
(TRACHEA dis) (ESOPHAGUS abnorm)

WAIM, Janos; THURANSZKY, Attilane
A simple method for determining carotine content of green
,plants and hays. Agrokem talaj tan 3.1 no.3;--4-.443-A+45 f ' 1,62.
1. Orozagos Mezogazdasagi Minomegvizogalo Intezet
TakArmimy Oaztalyaj, Budapest. 2. "Agrokemia es Talajtan"
technikai szerkesztoje (for Walger).

WALGER, Janos; THURANSZKY, Attilane; EORDOG, Laszlo
Carotene stability in alfalfa flours with different amounts of
moisture during the period of their storage. Agrokem talajtan 12
no.3:391-396 0 163.
1. Orszagos Mezogazdasagi Minosegvizsgalo Intezet Takarmanyminosito
Osztaly, Budapest. 2. "Agrokemia es Talajtan" technikai szerkeB-ztdje
(for Walger).

WADER, Janos; SZASZI, Janos; TIIULU ~ZKY, ~Attilane .
Composition changes of maize kernels in the course of their
development. Agrokem talajtan 11 no.3-4:1+03-412 D 162.
1. Orszagos Mezogazdasagi, Minosegvizsgalo Intezet
Takarmany Osztalya, Budapest. 2. "Agrokemia es Talajtan"
technikai, szerkeaztoje (for Walgor).

11 1 1 , Z. ; THURANSZKY, K. - --
Zffeat of sparteine on dynamics of the uterine horn of the rat. ACta
physiol. hung- 3 n0-3-4:601-609 1952. (GIML 24:5)
1. Of the Institute of Pharmacology of Szeged UniverBity.

Regulation of retinal circulation In cats. Acta pi7siol.hung.
Suppi. no.6:46-47 1954.
1.,Pharmakologischas Institut der Medizinischen Universitat,
Szeged.
(MINA. blood supply
dre. regulation In cats)

a~l
v~jlj
dr.;-4URANSM, Karoly, dr.
~RA
The mechanism of action of acetylcholine and adrenaline in reducing
the kidney pelvis pressure. Kiserletes oryostud. --6 no.4:292-298
July 54.
1. Szogedi Orvostudomanyi Igyatem Gyoffesertani Intesete.
(KrMT PZLVIS
pressure, reduction by acetylcholine & epinephrine,
mechanism)
(ACITTLCHOLINE, off.
on kidney pelvis pressure, mechanism)
(IFINUMINN, off .
on kidney pelvis pressure. mechanism)

THURANSZKY. Miroly
Uterotonic, effect of Syringa vulgaris. Klmorletes oryostud.
6.no.5:439-441 Sept 54.
1. Szogedi Orrostudownyi Agyetem Grogyszertani Intexete.
(PLOTS
Syringa, vulgaris extract. off. on uterus)
(UTIRUS, off. of drugs on
Syringa, vulgaris extract)

THUR"SZKY, EAroly-
Microscopic observations on Indirect action of adrenalin and
acetyleholine on retinal vessels in cat. Szomeezat 91 no.4: 150-158
Noy 54,
1. Ssegodi Orwoutudownyi F*7etem Gyogyszertant Intezete (Igazgato:
Janceo Kiklos akademikus, agyatemi tanar) kozlemenys.
(MWINA, blood supply,
off. of acetylcholine & epinephrine, microscopy in
vivo In cats)
(ACITYLCHOLINZ. effects.
on retinal vessels, microscopy in vivo in cats)
(EPIURPHROB. effects,
on retinal vessels. microscopy in vivo in cats)
(I(IGROBGOPY,
of retinal vessels after admin. of acetylcholine &
epinephrine in cats)

TIORMS'LKY, Karo4
THURANSZKY, Karoly & CSETRI, Csaba Ferenc, Kulonlerwomat A Szemeszet (pamphlet),
1955, Evi 2, Szamsbol.
Agglutination of circulating blood.

p00XM- Dired obsernflon at
the Circulation In 19001
If Is under the udon of adre-nalLaa sad mWehalfim
y. jc1a'phjysioj. Acad. Sci. hung.. - 1955. 7, 1
M ca
I -Wdiijei urethane anaesthe3ia the retinal blood v , can
observed and Fhotirphically recorded. The effects o adre Ina
f A
i r 0
and ueltyleho in* C Chl were recorded. The drugs were admiais-
t6-0d locally, i.V.. - Or La. Adrenaline 2-3 Vg./kg. Lv. has no
z: offect on retinal circulation; the same cm given La. slows down
retin2i cfrculztinn,~ without changing the diameter of the retinal
vessels. 20 pg.ft. adrenaline has no effect either an the rate of this
eirculation, or on the lumen I of the vessels whether given Lv.. La-
applied I.v. or L& A h has an effect only in doses causing
or
it slows circulation with -==t-
in b premre,
stw , 13 in 0 larger When doses causing a 60%
in 1 ure (1 0 Pg./kg. J.V.) L Wtra given circulation In the
normal direction returned with the rim in
es was rave
rs ,
ACh plied loc,411y had no vidble effect In cats with
=Uclalrl-otids ti:x off retinal circulation is very slow. 2---L4 1kg-
adrevalLne further slows it. "er doses first slow, theit 4C "ferate
circulation and dilate capUiuies and arteriolesi ACh"reverses
circutatiou in smaller dos" and it dilates the retioW blood vessels
when applied locaLly. (I , WOO), It Is suggested that them Is 4d
irculatiock of the (6 itk'
extra.-ocular m*ch=isM which mAintai" c e1
tions Ja them systemic blood pressure.
spite or v-ari& (GerMn)
A D, L, -Ung A
6 1

THUR".';ZXY, Karoly.; CSBTRI, GsabA.
Direct microscopic investigation Of intravascular aggregation In
circulating blood in the retina of cats. Sz6m68z6t 92 no.2:81-90
June 55-
1. A szogedi Orvostudomanyi Bffetm Gyogyszertani Intezetenek
(igasgato: Janeso Mikloo akademikus, egyatemi. tanar) kazlemenve.
(AGGLUTINATION
of erythrocytes, direct microscopic intravasc.
observation in retina of cats, off. of decrease in rate
of blood f low (Hun))
(ARYTHROCYTES
agglutination, direct microscopic Intravasc.
observation in retina of cats, off. of decrease In rate
of blood flow (Han))
(BLOOD GIRCULLTICK
rate, decrease, off. on Intravancular agglutination of
erythrocytes in retina in cats(Eftm))
(FSTINA, blood supply
agglutination of erythrocytes. direct microscopic
intravaec. observation in cats. off. of decrease in
rate of blood flow (Hun))
Al
EXCE'LPTA ',&%W1CA SOC-2 V01-9/11 Pb73i0logr,etc. NOV56
5157. Th-URANSZKY K. Pharmakol. Inat., Med. UnIv., Szeged. *th3er die Rolle
exTr-k- und intraok larer Faktoren in der Regulation des Blutkreislaufs der
Retina. Extraocular and intraocular factors in regulation
of the retinal circulation ACTA PHYSIOL.ACAD.SCIENT. HUNG.
(Budapest) 1956, 91suppl. (44-46)
A method of biomicroscopy of the retinal vessels is outlined. Stimulation of the
preganglionic fibres of the cervical sympathetic in the dog and cat causes a very
marked Increase of blood flow through the retina. the increase lasthig as long as
the stimulation Is continuedand beinig followed by a relative ischaemia. Circulation
of the erythrocytes, however, occurs in only about 30% of the capillaries. By In-
jection of a dye ('Geigy blue') the capillary network can be rendered clearly visi-
ble and it is then seen that an intensive circulation of fluid is taking place also In
the capillaries in which there are no erythrocytes. Thus the retini has a blood
and a plasma circulation which are kept constantly balanced.
Von Skramlik - Berlin (11, 12)

K.
IPIU.RjXNS=, K. Tier Bl-~tkreislauf der Wetzhaut; iritravital-~-Jkroslropische une
Iiistoloi,ische Studien an dnr Katzenretina. Verla-.- der Un-arischen Aka-c'--rd'e
der '~-i'issenschaften, 1957. 140 P.
ICU Not in DLC
Honthly list of East European Accessions (Emi), LC, vol. 8, No. 2,
February 1959, Unclass.

TR5WZKY K. - CSIM, Ga.
Fq-Dothermia and intravasal aggregation (sludge). Acta Ph7siol. hung.
ll(Suppl):49-50 1957.
1. Pharmakologisches Inatitut der Hadizinischen Universitat, Szeged.
(HWAGGlUTPUTION
eff. of Axper. hypothermia on intravase. agglut. in
(HYPOTHIRMIL, exper.
eff. on intravase. agglut. in ants (Ger))

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Country : HUNGARY V
Category: Pharmacology. Toxicology. Adrenergic Agents.
Abs Jour: RZhBiol., 11o 6, 1959, No 27751
Author Dirner, Z.; Thuraiiszky, K.; Szoghy, G.
Inst Hungariaa Academy-67-TH-ence
Title on the Phnxmcologic Action of Butylsympathon.
Orig Pub: Acta physiol. I'Lead, sci. hung., 1957, 1.1, Ito 1,
109-120
Abstract: Butylsympathon (I; chlorohydrate p-oxy-oLnga-n-
butylqminoacetophonone), introduced to a cat under
urethan narcosis in a dose of 6 mg/kg, decreases
arterial pressure by 30-W mm of mercury column for
2D min.; in a dose of 10-20 mg/kg, I decreases the
pressure by 60 mm. for the duration of 2-3 hours.
Card : 1/2
Country : HUNGARY V
Category: Pharmacology. Toxi.cology. Adrenergic Agents.
Abs Jour: RZhBiol., lio 6, 1959, No M51
Under the influence of I, the increase of arterial
pressure induced by adrenalin decreasce, but becomes
more prolonged. Adrenalin's effect on smooth muscles
is inhibitQd by I only in Vaose organs in which
adrenalin linduces muscular contractions. rfhe authors
feel that I acts in a paralyzing way on the intero-
ceptors of vessels, A local anesthetizing effect of
I is especially easily found in smearing concentra-
tions of HCL on depilated skin of guinea pigs. I
does not possess antihistamine action, and .,:.t Influ-
ences gaseou3 i*nterchange little and indirectly.
Toxic doses of I for various animala are cited. --
A.G. Brusilovskaya
Card 2/2
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THURANSZKY, X.; CSBTRI, Go.
Investigations on sludging with a npw method. Acta physiol. hung.
12 no.1-3:93-103 1957.
1, Instituto of Pharmacology$ Medical University, Staged.
(HMGGLDTIUTION
intravase. agglut., now studly method by retinal
biomicroscopy in cats.)

1~
WALGER, Janos; SVAB, Janos; jl~RAXSZ]q~
Attilane; GAU, Eva
Correlation between the ripening grade of corn(maize) species and the
dry substance as well as qtarq~ contents of the grain. Agrokem talajtan
10 no.3:377-388 S 161.
1. Orazagos Hezogazdasagi Minoasgv4sgalo Intezet, Takarmanyminoaito
Ontaly, Budapeat.(for Walger, rbm-TwzUy, Gall) 2. Teebnikai szerkessto
Agrokemia es Talajtan" (for Walger).,3. Novenyfajteminovito Tanace
Titkarsagnak mmkstarea(for Sva9f

FOLDI, Mihaly, dr.; THURANSZKY) Karoly, dr.; VARGA, Laszlo, dr.
Recent studies on the role of the lymphatic circulation in the patho-
mechanism of cardiac edema. Orv. hetil. 103 no.16:727-729 22 AP '62.
1. Szegedi Orvustudomanyi Egyetem, II Belgyogyaazati K3inika es Gyo-
gyszertani Intezet.
(HEART FAILURE COGESTIVE etiol)
(LYMPHATIC SYSTEM die)

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AUTHOR: Balint, Gabor, T uranszky. Karoly-Turanski, K.
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ORG: Institute of Phar"ma-cology, Medical University of Szeged (Szegedi Orvostudomanyii~
Egyetem. Gyogyszertani Intezete)
TITLE: Comparative study of antipyretics in normothermic rats
SOURCE: Kiserletes Orvostudomany, v- 17, no. 2, 1965, 172-175
TOPIC TAGS: rat, drug effect, pharmacology, drug, animal physiology
ABSTRACT- A new method has oeen de-
Yeloped and is recommended insteaA of the usual complicated ones for the
j ;routine, comparative study of the antipyretic effect of dru',',s. The method
-is based on the observation that, because of their labile temperature regula-
tion, white rats react to antipyretic drugs with a significant decrease in
their body temperature in every case, without the nued of previous, experi-
mpntal development of fever. On the ba3is of the experiments reported, the
method described is considered to be suited primarilyfor large-serial
pharmacological screening tests.. Orig. art. has: 1 figure. fJ-PR�7
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AVrHOR: Zoltan# 0. T.; Thuranszkyp K.; MadaraBz, 1.* Jaki, Agnes; Gbalp F-;-~
Foldis M.
ORG: Institute of Physiology, Medical University of Szeged (Szegedi
Orvostudomanyi Egyetemj Elettani Intezet)
TITLE: Influence of'pantothenic acid and pyridoxine on the effects of
-ited at the 29th
experimental cerebral lymphedema (This paper was presei
Meeting of the Hungarian Physiological Society held in Szeged from 2 to 4
July, 19641
SOURCE: Academia scientiarum hungaricae..Acta physiologica, v. 26, Supplement#
i965m 19r
TOPIC TAGS: vitamin, EEG.,.cerebrum, neurophysiology
r
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It has been found twit the-
ABSTRACTs.
effects o;f'expeAmental cerebral lymphedema, such as chanaes
livarious
the EE3, susceptibility to convulsions$ barbitumte sensitivity, glyoo--.
lysis ,etc., can be influenced by treatment with.pantothenic acid-,
pyr doxint
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EPERJESSY, Eva T.; BALINT, G.; THURANSZKY, K.
L
In.restigations into t~je pyrogen'c effect of ricin. Acta
phystol. acad. sci. Hung. 28 no.2:177-183 165.
1. Institute of Pharmacodynamics and Institute of Phar-
macology, University Medical School, Szeged. Submitted
November 6, 1964.

ACC ~Ri AT 6019813 SO-UTRI-C-EUM
K~
AMA: Eperjossy. Eva 7e; Balint. Gabor; Thuranzjz!z'_)(ar01Y_.
ORGt 5perJosarg Institute of Pharmacocbmamics, Medical Universktv'WSZ6 fSzegadi
OrvostudomwWi Egyetez, Gyagyazerhatastani Intezet); LBalint, Thuranse Instiute
of Pharmacologr, Medical University of Szoad (Szegedi OrvoirtudomarWi EMratem,
TITIEs In"stigations involving the pyrogenic effect of Xj2jn.
SOIRCE t Acadendae scientiarum hungaricae * Acta physiologic&, v. 28. no. 2, 1965, 177-11
TOPIC TAGSt rabbit, rat, cat, body temperature, protein, toxicology
ABSTRACT: The pyrogenic action of riain in the rabbit, rat. guinea pig and cat. has
been investigated* By use of a now method developed for continupus rogistration of
body temperature it has been shown that ricin, the t4x~c protain'Ormsent in the seed
of. Ricinus cormunis (Euphortdaceao), is capable of producing a higher and more pro-
longed rise in temperature~1140-410C for 60-7.2 hours) than mV of the known pyrogania
compounds* Since there was no method known previously which would have pervdttod
the induction of prolonged experimental favor by one single injeation, the rioin-
induced temperature elevation seeirm to be more suitable for the investigation of ant
PsTatic drugs than the procedures OMP19yed so fare Orige arto ham: 6 figures and
2 tables& Lorig* art., in Eng,7 fJ`PHJ~
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AUMOR: Balint, Gabor; Thur~nszky, Karoly; Epej sy, Eva
ORG: [Balint; Thuranszkyj Institute of Pharmac al School,
Szeged (Orvostudomanyi Egyetem Cyogyszertani Intezat ; (Eperjessy. Tn -a. -e o
Pharmacodynamics, University Medical S , Szege (Orvoettuddo t--
L chool
*Ole
TITIE: J!Fpthermic action of the leaf extract of Syringa vulgaris
SOURCE: Academia scientiarum hungaricae. Acts phy9iologica,, Y. 2A, no. 4j, 1965,
399-406
TOPIC TAGS: hypothermia,, pharmacologyt body temperature
ABSTRACT: Experiments on normothermic and hyperthermic animals reveals *d that an
extract of Syringa leaves contains an antipyretic principle which,, once obtained
in pure form,, should be more effective and less toxic than aminopyrine. Orig. art.
has:- 4 figures and 2 tables* [Based on authorst Eng. abet6l EJPRS1
22Feb65 / ORIG HEFt

HUNGARY
Q1Z qf
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)2aiMaC0109)r k5zV9eCU DrVoDtudommfI -Brreyem, 21.
? a V,7
lixtew.,zt)
"The Effect of Batylsymppthon (Boll) on the V01UM Of Plama Flow Throush the
. tension"
Kidney and on Renal Function in Hemorrhagic ).Iyw
B'AdP-Pest., X MaM[ax Tudoman-yos Akademla'V. GrVOSi M~~QI4~ GSILt&1,7anak
KOzlemenYei, Vol )MI, Ho 1, 1966., pages 69-92
Abstract: ZAuthOrs' Hungarian s=MrY,7 In the presence of hemorrhagic
hypotension, an elsv&iOn 1,1as -noted in the rate of diuresis, sodium ex-
cretion.9 PAH clearance and glon, erular filtration in response to BON admin-
istration. These results are not changed, in principle, by the fact that,
because of the high degree of oliguria -in cases of xmtroated hemorrhagic
kWtension, PAH and creatinine are unreliable indicators of the renal
plasma flow and of glomerular filtration. On the basis of the results, the
compound., -which is practically free of side effects, should be tried out in
human shock therapy in combination with fluid replacementy 3 Eastern European.,
1 Western references. LITiammeript received 33 Jul 65-2
1/1

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FOLDI, Yihaly, 7,*-7UT;A-""7zXY, Karoly, ZOLT"ils, 0. , llarrta~;; Yt--ClIcal Universit.v of
iv:i7e,11, L.L. Y(--.dica Clinic anc, Institutc, of Pharrnacoio~,y (Szi-edi Cjrvos-
tudomanyi 7:*[--yetr
m, TI. sz. Rt*tI'r-Iin*'-.; es rlyo~, rtAn i Intir. ze Q
ysz,,
lli~hpvior oC Vine Pressui-I and of 'L-he Exterocentiw ---lool pr,,~ssure
. , x in C;;~3(-s of I r;ho.,enous
Re '1 p -yM,
Eudl;; pr-6t, Yis-~I-lFitr%s 0~,*.rostu-,,Lomiany, Vol XVIII , ~No Cc-t 056, 471J,'76.
AI.,stract: [AuCriors' lFungar-Lan sunimary] 1) After ct--rvical bloeka~le,
Sta'Listica"Lly 3-i -nificarit 'Iuc~.uationf; -n blooI pmssure car, 'b& obspm~. 2)
In lyriphO.-i~:-,ouf-, normal blood' pressurc increasc;
-in
in r,~%
a ~ecr.-,asel bIe-z;:-,arospa5:,-,,-- me can be notpd to the introduc-
tion of -a droo of i z-,- t i,,; c
a (rnpsaic-nzz) -nto thf; cy~- 3) -,h-*5
7:-,hpr.(37,,-;r.on is in -r rrr,-, 'L,:A' 'L-,l! t*hr; a u-thors a~ thf, rasult of on u-j3ct the
autonomic an-' Of rror;)~,ojo:,j,-.jj 10 C~;rlajr, Cj7rtr,-j
nervous byst-~m;.c 1~ i(- L Z1 ~PL
.stFrn rcffereenci~s. 7Y nuscr-
reccLvela 29 Se.-O u'5.'-
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T.EPHRJESSY, Eva; TITIWISZKY, Karoly; TAKATS, Istvan
Pharmacological study of a new active factor in Ruta graveo-
lens. Kiserl. orvostud. 16 no.2:164-166 AP164
1. Szegedi Orvostudomanyi Egyetem Gyogysmerhatastani Intezete
es Gyogyszertani Intevete.

I What do we know about air pooketalRepules 15 no.2s3.l F 1162.

VA;JDk, Gyorgy2 dr.; THUROCZY, Zsuzse., dr. MYODI, 'Lajos, dr.
~
Serum cholestrol tests in angina pectoris. Orv. hetil. 105
no.12:553-556 22 Mr164,
1. MAV Korhavws Kozponti Rendelointezet.

y, dr.; POTA, Laszlo, dr.; THUROCZY. Zsuzoa, dr.
VAJDA, Gyorr
Coronary disease and cervical spondylosis. Orv. hetil. 104
no.43:2024-2028 27 0 163-
1. MAV Korhaz so Koeponti Rendelo.
(CORONARY DISEASE) (SPONDYLITIS, ANKYLOSING)
(CERVICAL VERTEBRAE) (ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY)
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VAJDA, Gyorgy, Dr, POTA, Laszlo, Dr, THUROCZY ZsETag, Dr; Hospital of ti--
Hungarian State RAilroads and Centrai-MMUTTRE Se ce (MAV
H -- Magyar Allam-
vasutak -- Korhaz es Kozponti Rendelo).
"Coronary Disorders and Cervical Spondylosis."
Budapest, Orvosi Hetilap, Vol 104, No 43, 27 Oct 63, pages 2024-2028.
Abstract: [Authors' Hungarian summary modified] A comparison between patients
with angina pectoris and a control group of the same age indicated that
changes in the cervical vertebrae were more prevalent among, the patients
than among the controls. The conclusion was reached that the detailed lo-
calization of spondylarthrotic changes and the determination of lesions
which may cause irritation in the roots of the cervical nerves of the spine
are of utmost importance. In addition to routine X-rays, the performance of
X-ray techniques is recommended by which any present limitation to motion
as well as the small Joints and the foramina are better observed. The tech-
nique is routinely used in the Central Institute of Radiology and Ambulant
Service of this hospital. It is possible that the simultaneous occurrence
of angina pectoris with cervical spondylosis is not a coincidence, but a
sign of mutual interaction, somewhat like in aaarthritis. 9 Hungarian, 16
Western references.
1/1

TOXIC-nROVIC, K.; THURSKT-PSORN, H.
Two straius of Straptococcus agalactias with red pigment. Higijena,
Peogr. 6 no.2:170-172 1954.
Llavoa. x& Xtkrobiologtju Nediolnekog fakulteta Svoucilista u
Zagrebu, Centralni higiJanald savod NRH u Zagrebu.
'(STUPTOCOccus
-agalactias, prods of red pigment)
(PIGNIM
ell red pigment prod, by Streptococcus agalactias)

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SMTO, Gyorgy; SZILAGYI, A19,~~~e
The situation and future of the food-industry machine export,,
and the necessary measures to be taken, Elelm ipar 17 no.2:
46-55 F '63.
1. XOMPLFIX Kul-kereskedelmi Vallatat (for Szanto), 2, Malomszerelo
so Gepgyarto Vallatat (for Szilagyi). 3. Gepexport Iroda (for
Thurzo).

Pol)vinyl-bam pkaks. Alaxpr K;m.
Ilipa S.Omo A summary. Istyin Fillity
I

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W,

71-
7
-v ilieparm-floa of -SUWJ-#=LjLnjn a liquid ph"e. UuM
Jcovks and Gy hurx6 (Nifianyalipasi Kut a
Budapest). eg i r yet 4. We
m llvtr~m ef?Mn"
21(1964).-The Groth-johanson process (U.S 2,376,064.
C.A. 39, 33034) was Improved to obWo a i:070 vinyl
acetate-IISO ratio by decreasing the amts, of gill 3 cutalyst
Co. utattaudby4taxt[ugtiteteactionatl7L-H'.grwiually
'o
cooling to 10*. Development of a continuo rocess and a
gurrphase process 6 under study. J. H-EML
Distrz
434J/4E2c(j)/4E3d

THUPZO' Gy.
Sore problems of the th-ory of copolymerization.. I. (to be contd.) p. 57.
(MAGYAR REKKUSOK LAPJA, Budapest, Vol. 10, no. 2, Feb. 1955.)
1, f-
SOt Monthly list of East European Accessions, (EEAL), LC, Vol. 4P N0.1f, Oan. 1955
k Uncl.

H U N G
0"109 Some Problems of the Theory of zation.
.9 "1- C" I I-
Ropollmerlvic[6 elmifet~mlk nihAul k~r&Sllgff ~-A
arlan.) Q 6? v ty A agyar Kimikuwk Lopid, Y. 10; no,
Apr. ~1:11
WI; PORN
'11viritionship bct%,;tcn the Arocturt of the niononluls and the
tate of growth reutlan., decrease of the cncrqy content of the
radical;. effect of the substitictes of the ohylenu 11101, (in the
distribution of tho v clectrons in tpce; the role of the sab-
itltutej In the sterical Inhibition of the grnwth reattinn. Crophi,
structuial formulas, tables. 32 ycf.

THURZO, Gy.
Investigations in connection with the preparation and polymerization
of vinjR chloride. p. 272. Vol. 11, No. 9 Sept. 1956. MAGAR
KE14IKIJSOK IAPAJ. Budapest, Hungary.
SOURCE: East European List, (EE&L) Library of Congress Vol. 6, no. 1
January 19c,6.

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HUNGARY/Chemical Technology Chemical Products and Their K-7
Applications. Leather, Fur, Gelatin, Tanming
Agents. Technical Albunen,
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Khimlya, 11o 21 1958, 6751
Author Thurzo
Inst t -
Title The Significance of Polyvinyl Acetate Copolymer Emulsions
in the Production of Synthetic Leather.
Orig Pub Bor-es cipotechn., 1957, 7, No 1, 4-6
Abstract The strength of the synthetic leather (SL) decreased as
the vinyl chloride (I) content in the copolymer increa-
sed. Tarios of I and vinyl acetate (II) as follows:
30:70, 50:50, 70:30 were used. For a latex composition
of 30% 1 and 70% 11, it is best to add 25-35% of plasti-
cizer DBF (the plasticity of the SL is comparable 'to the
plasticity of SL based on "igetaks" S3 lat") ,
Chrome-tanned collagen fibers (a 2% suspension) and a
Card 1/2

HMIGARY/Chemical Technology - Cheraical Products and Their K-7
Applications. Leather, Fur, Gelatin. Tanning
Agents. Technical Albumen.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Khiniya, No 2, 1958, 6751
5-10% latex emulsion at a pH of 8; as well as latex
added as 25% of the weight of the dry SL were investigated
the latex being coagualated with a 2% AI(SO 4) soluticn
whenever necessary. When investigating chetUally modified
fibers subjected to vegetable tannage, the optimun ratios
were as follows: 1:11-40:60, and 50% DBF; however, SL
based on latex with a I:II ratio = 30:70 and 30% DBF are
adequate for sole repoirs.
Card 2/2

50), 15(8)
AUTHOR: Thurz6, G. :;011/064- -~:/24
TITLE: Production of Vinyl Chloride From a Gas Lixture
With a Low Content of Acetylene (Proizvodstvo
khloristogo vinila iz gazovoZi amesi s nizkim
ooderzha-aiyem atuetilena)
PERIODICAL: KhiMiGheskaya promyshlennost' , 1959, Nr 1 , p,-, 36-At2 (ujJH)
A BSTRACT i (' Fa.1,91oB, an wall un 1. Dobd and 1.
took part in the laboratory experiments, while Ii.
A. Simor . z, Vol-'rober., 1. Valentin, 0. Pol'ah and J~'
worked at the experimental plant. Favorable exj)av4L.;,ent-:.L
results led to the statement that the gases of a -..artlal
methane oxydation should be directly utilizable for tlc
synthesis of vinyl chloride M. For this purpose, huwov'~r,
an efficient catalyst should be found for dilutod acetylerie
(II) as well as a possibility of separating t,c obtaitied (1)
from the gas mixturei furtherit should be ascertained
whether the unreacted residual mixture can be utilized for
the synthesis of ammonia. Already in 1952 - 53, the author
Card 113 investigated the influence of CO, CO 21 C'14 and H2 on the

Production of Vinyl Chloride From a Gas Mixture SOV/64-59-1-6/24
With a Low Content of Acetylene
formation of (1) from 5 - 15 % acetylene gas mixtures in
connection. with suggestions made by the Nauchnoissledovatellskiy
institut nefti i gaza (Scientific Research Institute of
Petroleum and Gas), and made the above aseertainment. The
further laboratory experiments were carried out with gus
mixtures of the composition 8 % C 2it2, 25 ~- CO, 4 ~- C02'
53 % J121 9 ~ HU and I % of air. The use of a catalyst
consisting of charcoal with 10 % HgCl 2 and 20 % Ti02
(Refs 13, 14) showed that already at 1200 a complete conversion
of (II) can be obtained, the composition of the inert gas
component exerting no influence. A description of the
laboratory plant as well as data on the influence of the
velocity of gas flow and temperature (Table 1, Figs 1 - 3)
are given. Experiments on the duration of effect of the
TO 2 catalyst (Table 2, Fig 4) show that it posuesses double
the duration of effect of the catalyst with ThCl 4 (Ref 6).
Card 2/3 The specific efficiency of the catalyst as a function of the

Production of Vinyl Chloride From a Gas Mixture SOV/064-59-1-6/24
With a Low Content of Acetylene
velocity of the flow of gases was also investigated (Fig 5)-
The isothermal lines of the adsorption of (I) on charcoal
of the "Supersorbon" brand, and some other data important
for the.separation of (I) were determined (Tables 3, 4:.
Fig 6). Tests were carried out in an experimental plant
(Fig 7) to check the reproducibility of the laboratory
experiments and to establish experimental data on the
adsorption separation of (1). The experimental results of
the laboratory plant were confirmed, and it was observed
that the charcoal must be re6enerated under certain
conditions. There are 7 figures, 4 tables, and 16 references,
1 of which is Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Promyshlennyy issledovatel'skiy instJLtut ort;anicheskoy
khijaii i plasticheskikh mass, Budapesht (Industrial
Research Institute nr ')r~;anic Chemistrj anrJ
Budapest)
Card 3/3

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Intomatlon&2 symposlum on macrono2ecular chemistry. Moscow,
1960.
Meztl~narodnyy simpozium pis aakromo2ekulyarnoy khImIl. SS3R,
Mlakvao 14-18 Iranya 1960 S.; doklady I avtorefarat7.
3.1talya 111. (International Symposium an Macrc=olecular
- Papers and
Chemistry Hold In Moscow June 24-18, 1960.
Summaries) Section 111. (Moscow. Izd-vo AN SSSR, 19601
*9 p. 5,1.000 copies printed.
Tech. Ed.& P. S. Kashins.
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Chemistry. Cocialselon on Macromolecular Chemistry.
FORPME: This book is Intend6d for chemists Interested In poly-
merIzation reactions and the synthesis of high molecular
compounds.
COVERAUNI This Is Section III of a multivolume work contain-
lag papers on imacromolecular chemistry. The articles in
Clingtral deal with the kinetics or polymerization reactlons.
the synthesis of special-purpose polymer&, e.g.. Ion ex-
change resins, semiconductor materials, eta., methods of cat-
AlYSIng POIYCKOrlZdtion reactions. properties And cheoloal
Interactions or high molecular materials, and the effects of
various factors on polymerization and the degradation or
high molecular compounds. No personalities a-ra mentioned.
Rerailences given follow the articles.
JL;I;ei, T. I., and'L_&"I (Poland). Chlorination or
Phemol-Formaldehyde Rea is 2T
A-lex3ndZU, d A. Cloc3riel (Ruman1a).
pFill"; An
1Mors or Polyvinyl Alconol. 34
Yakuborich. A. Ya" S~~' ft- N_
a 'v 'a d N Kzkorev& U 3
or Polycarbonate3 44
_Ar4d,y of
Poindkin. ad 4_11~ (73SRj
QuMical 0r zaa Activating Actlan
Of Double Systems of Vulcanization Accelerators
, -,-- - __., 65
&,_Z,_Y2robZeva, and_X_.r,
Do;fteu:;eva iSR). "tar" Sulfuric Acid and Polyvl-n-yT-
Alcobol . 73
ljojkAber. Z_.4"gj_1Z, and_Q__Th_UX_Z0' (H=gary). The Inter.
actlois of kramatlQ Amino& an_37?3TYV5y1 Cblor.lde 79
Gerder1kh. M, A., FA_Z_jjqXr4o~v 1. Fusl-
A 7 hi 7 and R_X,_Y2Xt&iko -
VWWSR'd)~Iik; ~10';OMTRZF)Utcrlafa dhlah E.M.14M
Semiconductor Properties 85
" A -6-7) Cbessical Proportion
of Bipolar 93
jaLUtL__T. I., and J. Morawlee (Poland). Effect of the 3tru.:-
on the Properties of Anion
tun of Organic Am o om~oun
Xti~~nae ~~esins From Polystyrene
342d3di-t~JI-M. (USSR). The Problem of the Effect or via
SU~ad_ture of-ro-nites on Ion-Exchange Processes Between
locites and Electrolyte Solutions 107
St ~In A. A. . B_L_llr4QMAdj, and Y__t__PArjnj_ (LWR) .
Froductlonand Properties or Some Arc~*tlc Polymers 115
Trostyanskara. Ye. V.. 1. P. Losev. &,_S. eXiIna S. B.
Mskisrnyl US~SR . Chexion I
Coaversions of 1-nnoluble Copolymer3 of Styrene 124
14DAIE rl~J (Poland). Thermal Stability or Strongly Sagla
Anion Litchange Raisins 146

THURZO, Gyorgy
Some problems relating to the synthesis of vinyl chloride and
vinyl acetate performed by means of gas mixtures containing some
acetylene. Kam tud kozl MTA 14 no.3:292-295 160.
(Ew 10:9)
1. Szerves Vegyipari es Muanyagipari Kutato Intezet, Budapest.
(Chloroethylene) (Vinyl acetate) (Acetylene)
(Gases) (Methane) (Catalysts)

-- WURZO 0 QXR91_
Modern PVC manufacturing technologies. Magy kem lap 15 no.9095-405
.w . .
1. Berentei Vegy1muvek.

THURZO,_qyol~M JOKAY, Kornel
------ I-
Preparation of vinyl acetate from gas rL-L,:,,1xrcs conta-ifLing
acetylene in small quantity. Magy ke--i folyoir 66 no.10083-386
o 16o.
1. Szervesvegyipari es Muanyagipari Kutato Intezet, Budapest,

THURZO, Gyorgy
Iatest trends in the development of the production technology
of polyvinyl chloride. Magy kem lap 18 no.12:577-584 D 163.
1. Vegyimuveket Tervezo Vallalat.

mm2i~gy
Dwxlopment of PVC product assortment, Magy Imm lap 18
Ao*2/3:105--115 F4tr 163.
1, VeUi=r7eket Tervezo Vallalat.

THURZOf Rezoo, dr.; MWGM, Gyorg7., dr.
On gallstone ileus. Magy. so-ebeez. 17 no.3sl54-159 Je'64
1. 1 Gaepeli Korhaz Sebeszeti Osztaly es a Tetenyi uti Korhas
1. S2r. Sebeszeti Osztal7 kozlemenye.

EXCERM VEDICA See 16 Vol 7/9 Cancer SePt 59
3928. Adenocarcinoma of the rete testis A reic 'es(L% adenopapillaris carcino-
rriSia. THuitz6 R. and SAW T. Fdvirosi Bajcsy Zsilinszky K6zk;)rhiz Scb6zct~nck 6s
Prosect. zT ai.Onkol.1959,3,'ti2O-23)llllls-2
Ayoungma~(i yr.) received a bow on a testis, was con t rol led for 6 itiont Its, thest
developed a hylirocele, and was operated upon. After histolog I'diagnosis, semi.
castration and postoperative radiotherapy were done. He dl 3.5 months after
operation. This is the i i th case of adenocarcinoma of the rete teitis to be reported.

THURZOP Rezso, dr.; HANGGS, Gyorgyj, dr.
Surgery of ingainal and femoral hernias in old age. Nagy.
sebesz. 17 no.2287-92 Ap'64-
1. Csopeli Korhaz-Sebeszeti Osztaly es Tetenyi uti. Korhaz
Sebeszeti Osztalye

PINTER, Jossef,dr.: THURZO. Rezso
On benign tumors of the testis and accessory sex organs, Mamr,
esbeszet 13.no.4:256-261 Ag 160.
1. A Budapesti Orvostudoman7i Zg7etez Urologiai Klinikajanak
(Igazgato: Dr. Babics Antal e& tanar) es a Fovarosi Bajcs~-
Zollinesky Korhaz sebeezeti o9ztalyan ak (Foorvos: Dr. Kester
Xudre) kozlemenye
(TESTIS neoplasms)
(GINITALIA, MAU neoplasms)

HOGOS v , dr.; THWO, Rezso, .dr.
Gyorg7.
. hetil. 103 no.13:594-598 1 Ap 162.
Gastric operations in the aged. 0"
1. Dorogi Jarasi Korhaz~ Sebeezeti 0,3ztaly e9 esepedi Korbaz Sebeszeti
Onstaly.
(GASTRECTOff in old age)

HUNGARY
,7HURZO, Rpzso, Dr, HANGGS, r1yor,gy, Dr, NAGY, Attila, Dr; Capital City Tetenyi
Ave Hospital, II. Surr,,ical Ward (chief physician: RANKY, Laszlo, Dr) (Fo-
varosi Totenyi Uti. Korhaz, II. Sebeszeti 05ztaly), and Bajcsy-Zsllinszky
gical 74ard (chief physician: KOS, Rudolf, Dr) (Bajcsy-Zsllinszky
Hospital, Surr
Forhaz, Sebeszeti Osztaly).
hGall Bladder Surgery in the Aged."
Budapest, Orvosi Hetilap, Vol 107, ~!o 4L~, 30 Oct 66, pages 2082-2085.
Abstract; [Authors' Hungarian summaryl The report includes 4342 patients who
underwent cholecystectomy because of the presence of stones. The nur7ical risk
has a decreasing tendency and, under favorable conditions, is under 6.8 p-r
cent. The surgical risk of those under and over 60 years of ai-!e is compared
both with respect to lethality and other complications. In subjects under 50
years of age, without icterus, with complaints of brief duration, the surgical
intervention involves low risks; with advancin,7 age, icterus, complaints of
long duration, the risks increase rapidly. For this reason, gall bladders
which cause repeated, severe complaints, contain stones and are non-function-
ing should be removed as early as possible in spite of the possibility that
the complaints may subside for longer or briefer periods. 12 Eastern European,
4 Western references.

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1. Of the State Regional Institute for Research and Therapy of
Tumors.

--THURZOp V.- -
"Recent discoveries in experimental oncology." p. 475. (Chemicke Zvesti. Vol. 5, no. 8,
Oct. 1951. Bratislava.)
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THMO, V.; MAITICOVA. Z.
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, ~;; i
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631-634 25 May 1951. (CLKL 20:9)
1. Of the Regional Institute of Research and Therapy of Tumors
in Brastislava (Director-V. Th:urzo, M.D.).

THURW, Vi It am
New concepts of viral etiolog7 of tumors. Cesk.onkol. I no-3-4:
219-229 1954.
1. Vyskumny usiav onkologic'ky, Bratislava,. Mr. Viliam Thurzo,
chlen kor. SAV, Briatislava, u1. GSA 17.
(NEOPLitSMA. etiolog7 and pathogenesis,
viral'theory)
(VIRUSIRS a
in stiol. of cancer)

THMO Vili .MUDre; StAMYCIDSOVA, %ria, MUDr; KLIMM, Milos, MUDr.;
XUV-AWYA, Valeria, MUDr
Now filtrable fowl tumor. Cesk.onkol. I no-3-4:230-234 1954.
1. Issledovatells)di institut Onkologii, Bratislava, u1. Cs.
armad.v 17.
(NDOPLASMS, experimental,
myxosarcoma, filtrable in fowl)
(MMOSARCOM, experimental,
filtrable in fowl)

__~20' V.; HUZIKOVA, M.; KOSSEY. P.
Attempted transfer of Crocker sarcoma 180 with acellular filtrate.
Cesk.onkol. 1 no.3-4:249-253 1954.
1. V~skumrq ustav'onkologicky, Bratislava. MUDr. Viliam Thurzo,
chlen koresp. SAY. Mr. Huria Musikova. MUDr. Peter Kossey, Brati-
slava, u1. CeBkoslovenskej armady 17.
(NNOMSMS. extransplantation,
Crocker sarcoma 180, in acellular filtrates)
(SARCOMA. transplantation.
Crocker sarcoma 180. transpl. in acellular filtrates)

CZECHOSLOVAKIA/Tur3ors u-4
Abs Jour : Rof Zhur - Biol., No 6, 1958, No 27738
Author s 2h2LLoj_Vq Svoc, F., Hlnvayovn, E;, Kosseyp 1.3,
Inst % Not Given
Title % Exporinental Erythooleukmia Induced by Coll-frec Filtrates
from Rat Tmora.
Orig Pub : Coskosl onkol.j 1956, 3, No 4, 267-269
Abstract : Of 58 seven-day cld rats that had received 0.3 ml. of coll-
froe extract of rat BS carcinoma (a mixod mosonchymal epi-
tholial malignant noaplasn) suboutancously, 12 (20%) develop-
od orythroloukanie. afier 6-9 months. The disease was char-
actorized by hopatcmegaly, splenomogaly, lynphadonopathg, on-
largemont cf the thymus and the presence of tm-or massos in
the abdominal cavity. The erythrocyte blood count reached
200,000 per cu.m., accompanied by decreases in erythrocyte
counts and Hb and the presence of a significant niLnber of
mycloblasts, myolocytos and 20-40 erythroblaots per 100
leukooytos. The bone marrow differential count containod an
Card 1/2

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increase in myeloblests and young colls of crythroid series.
Intornal organs and lyr-ph nodes were found to ba infiltrated
by the round-shaped colls.
Card -. 2/p

CZECHOSLOVAKIA / General Problems of Pathology. Tumors. U
General Problems.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 22, 1958, 102513.
Author : Thurzo, Viliam.
Inst : Not given.
Title : Some Problems of Contemporary Oncology.
Orig Pub: Nasa veda, 1957, 4, No 11, 473-477.
Abstract: No abstract.
Card 1/1
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Nlycloid lcukacmia with participation of the erythropoictic apparatus was obtained
ig s.c. cell-free filtrates of lionio-
in newborn rats and splenectornized rats by injectit
genized rat carcinomata. Erythro-leukaemia appeared in tzo% after a latent period
rlin
of 6-8 months. Richter - Be

THMO, V.(clen koresp. SAM
I......... .
3)anger connected with experiments on nuclear weapons. Gas. lek. cesk.
96 no.47:1461-1463 22 N07 57.
1, Zasedani ustredniho vyboru Ceskoolovenake lekarske spolecnosti
J. B. Parkyne, konane dne 15. cervna 1957 v Bratislave.
(ATORIG WARFAIM
hazards of nuclear tests (CZ))

THURZO, V. (Bratislava)
MaIJgnant tumors. Cas. le1c. cesic. 97 no.23-24t737-738 6 June 38.
1. Onkologicky ustav v Bratislava, prednosta clan koreep. SAY V. Thurzo.
(NWPIASMS, prey, & control,
In Czech. (Gs))

-ORAVrO, Gtirad; HOLOURK, Viktor* ~w W, xUlan
No translation. Neoplasm, Bratial. 6 no.1:6-9 1959.
1. Oncological Research Institute. Bratislava, ul. 0a. armady 17.
(ALUMGY. wcpar,
passive anaphylaxie metfiod of detection of antibodies
against.transpl. Dael's sarcoma in guinea pigs) I-
(NBOPTASMS, immunol,
same)

SMIDA,J.; HOIA)UBZK,V.; ORAVBC,G.; THURZO,V.
The properdin-system In tumorous diseass..Part VI. Influerce of
the properdin fraction on the cancerogenic actWity of chicken
tumour virw B77. Neoplasma,Bratial. 7 no.1:26-30 l6o.
1. Oncological Research Institute,Bratislava,CSR.
(PROP]IRDIN)
(NIOPIASMS exper.)

HNILICAp Lubomir; GREGUSOVA, Veronika;,THURZOqj~liam
Electrophoresio of a calf thymus histonep labeled with radiolodine,
in vitro in buffers containing urea. Biologia 15 no.10:776-779
160. (EEAI 10:5)
1. Vyzku=y ustav onkologickyo Bratislava.
.(EMTROPHORESIS) (TEM4US GLAND) (UREA) (HISTONES)
(RADIOISOTOPES) (IODINE) (BUFFER SUBSTANCES)

HNILICA, L.; GREGUSOVA, Vq THURZ09 V.
Effect of urea on the separation if histone from the thymus gland of a
calf by electrophoresis. Coll Cz Chem 25 no-11:276-5-2769 u 6o.
(EEAi lo;6)
1, Onkologisches Forschungsinatitut, Bratislava.
(Urea) (Histones) (Thymus gland)
(Electrophoresis)

HUFKA, S.; THURZO, V.
The interaction of calf thymus histone with human serum albumin
and gamma globulin. Neoplasms, 8 no-5:471-475 161.
1. Institute of Oncological Research Bratislava, Cze&6slovakia.
(THMS GLAND extracts) tHISTONM chem)
(GAML GLOBULIN chem) (SERMI GLOBULIN

HUPKA $ S. ; LHI~izo' V.
Paper-electrophoretic study on the possibilities of binding between
histon isolated with calf thymus and human serum albumin. Neoplasms.
8 no-5:483-486 161.
1. Institute of OPcological Research, Bratislava, Czechoslovakia.
(HISTONES chem) (THDW GLA34D che
(SERUM ALBUMIN chem) (ELECTROPHORFSIS

SIMKOVIC, D.; SHIDA, J.; THURZOI V.
y cells of the B 77 fc-41 vlzzuz t=-O'a- ir-
Release of tumour virus Ir J.
vitro. Neoplasma 8 no.5:495- 500 161.
1. Oncological Research Imtitutq~ Bratislava, Czechoslovakia,
(NEOPLASM virol) (VIRUS.Es)

HUFKA., S.,- MMUSOVA, V.; THURZO, V.
The interaction of calf tbyms hiotone witb nati" plam as followed
in vitro and in vivo in rabbits," Neoplasms 8 no.61561-5* 161.
1. Institute of Oncological Rexearch~ Bratislava.
(BLOOD PROTEINS Chem) (MMS GLAND extracto)
(HISTONES Chen)

HUPKA, S.; SDIKO, S.; GREGUSOVA, V.; SKUPENOVA, A.;
The protection by ~0"e marrow homografts of rabbits irradiated bv
gamma-rays from Co . Neoplasm 8 no.6t587-591 161.
1. Oncological Research Institute, Bratislava, Czechoslovakia.
(BONE MARRO`W transpl) (RADIATION INJURY exper)
(COBALT radioactive)