SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT TRIFONOVA, O.L. - TRINER, S.

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Physical Metallurgy and Technology of Heat Treatment 841
Kirpichnikov,. K,S., Candidate of Technical Sciences., Docent, Rapid Annealing
of Semifinished Articles Cold-formed from D16 and AV (AK5) Al=intm-LUOY
Sheet 17
The author describes thexesults of applying nev regimes of rapid
amealing for heat-treated alumimm alloys, in addition, he outlines
the principles of designing equipment for rapid annealingi,
Vishnyakov, D.Ya.; Figellman., M.A.,, Ebgineer; Trifonova,, O,L,., Engineer,,
Some Properties of B1659 Medium-Alloy Steel 34
The author studies the effect of the degree of plastic deformation
and the rate of cooling on the properties of this steel, tested at
various temperatures. This type of steel contains -11 to moderate
amounts of chromium, nickel,, tungsten, and vanadium. There are 4
references, all Soviet,
Vishnyakov, D.Ya.; Vinitskiy, A.G., Candidate of Technical Sciences. A
Study of the Wear Resistance of Carbon Steels 43
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Physical Metallurgy and Technology of Heat Treatment 841
Author's conclusions: 1. Carbon steels with a laminated pearlitic
structure are more wear-resistant than steels with a gramLlar pearlitic
structure. 2. An increase In the amount of laminar pearlite results In
a drop in the rate of wear, especlallyin hypoeutectoid steels.
There are 4 references., all Soviet.
Vishnyakov, D.Ya.; VWtsklyj A.G. Effect of Structure on the Wear Resistance
of Iron-Chromium-Carbon Alloys 50
Author's conclusions (in part): 1. An increase in the quantity of
special carbides in annealed and hardened chrome steels increases
their wear resistance. 2. A given quantity of cubic crystals of
chromium carbide imparts greater wear resistance than the same
quantity of trigonal carbides,, other conditions being equal,
3. The relatLonship between wear resistance., hardness, and certain other
mechanical properties of annealed chrome steels can be observed only
within the limits of identical structures. There are 3 references,, all
Soviet.
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Physical Metall:urgy and Technology of Heat Treatment 841
Livanov, V.A., Candidate of Technical Sciences; Vozdvizhenskiy, V.M.,
Candidate of Technical Sciences, Recrystallization of Alumimm-Manganese
Alloys 65
The authors study the recrystallization process of alumimm-manganese
alloys as affected by the amount of manganese in solid solution, the
quantity and distribution of dispersed phases, and nonuniformity of
chemical composition and structure. There are 18 references., of which
8 are Soviet, 8 English, and 2 German,
Livanov., V.A.; Vozdvizhenskiy, V.M. Effect of Addition Elements on the
Solubility of Manganese in Alumi 84
The authors study the effect of small amounts of iron,, silicon, and
titanium on the solubility of manganese in aluminum, There are 15
references, of which 3 are Soviet, 8 English, and 4 German.
Vishnyakov, D.Ya.; Sovalova, A.A., Candidate of Technical Sciences, Docent;
Smirnova, K.A. Mechanical Properties of Steels at Low Temperatures 100
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Physical Metallurgy and Technology of Heat Treatment 841
Resalts are given of an investigation of the effect of the composi-
tion and heat treatment of certain alloy structural steels on the
cold brittleness of the steels at sub-zero temperatures, There are
3 references, all Soviet.
Sovalova, A,A.; Kornilova, Z.I,, Engineer. Scale Resistance of Certain
Nickel-Base Alloys 107
The authors compare the scale resistance of three nickel-base alloys
at various temperatures with that of an iron-base aircraft-construe-
tion alloy..
Neustruyev, A.A., Candidate of Technical Sciences. Heat Exchsnge in Con-
tinuous Convection Furnaces 3-13
Neustruyev compares uniflow and counterflow furnaces of the above tn)e
and concludes that preference should be given to the counter-flov
variety. There are 6 references, all Soviet,
Neustruyev, A.A., Candidate of Technical Sciences. Special Features of
Heating Elongated Items of Alumiinum Alloys in Convection Furnaces 129
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Physical Metallurgy and.Technology of Heat Treatment 841
The author discusses the special problems connected with the heat
treatment, especially hardening, of elongated altudn=-aLloy semi-
finished products (shapes, pipes,, sheet,, etc.), particularly such
problems as maintaining constant temperature and the achievement of
rapid and uniform heating. There are 5 references,, of which 4 are
Soviet and I is German.
Livanov, V,A.; Yelagin,, V*I,., Candidate of Technical Sciences. Investi-
gation of AMg6 Heat-resistant Alloy with Additions of Iron and Nickel 138
The author's investigation shows that small additions of iron
(0.08-0.92%) and nickel (0.17-0.72%) do not improve th 'e mechanical
properties of AMg6 alloy (Al. + 6% Mg) at elevated temperatures.
There are 7 references, of which 51are Soviet, 1 is English, and
1 German.
Livanov, V.A.; Yelagin, V.I. The Extrusion Effect at Elevated Temperatures 143
An investigation of the "extrusion effect" (increased strength as a
result of the extrusion process) in alumimun-magnesium alloys with
additions of chromium and manganese (together and separately) shows
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Physical Metallurgy and Technology of Heat Treatment 841
that these alloys retain their increased strength even after cold
draving. It is further shown that the extrusion effect is preserved
at elevated temperatures (3000 C) and is observed both in the short-
time strength test and in the long-tirae hardness test. There are 10
references, of which 8 are Soviet and 2 German.
Petrov., D.A., Professor, Doctor of Technical Sciences; Bukhanova, A.A...
Candidate of Technical Sciences. Change in Shape and Recrystallization of
Crystalline Substances During Solution and Growth in the Solid Phase 161
The authors investigate the changes in crystalline structure which
occur during the annealing of various alloys.
Kolachev, B.A., Candidate of Technical Sciences. The Effect of Chromium,
Manganese, and Iron on the Hatural Aging of Aluminum-Copper Alloys 172
Results are given of an investigation of the effect of chromium,
manganese, and iron on the nging of aluminum alloys containing 4
percent of copper. There are 9 references., of which 4 are Soviet,
3 German, and 2 English.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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VISHNyAKOVO D.ya., 1oktor tekhn.nauk, 'prof.', FIGEWMAIT, 1!.A., inzh.;
IR=Qyt inzb.
low-alloy steel- Trudy, MATI no-31-34-42
Some properties of K659 (mI-RA 11:7)
158. (Steel alloys--Testing)

i; IRIFONOV _A G.; ZVEMA, ye.y.; TARNAVSKIY, A. L;
VOLOSHCHUXP V.U , V.P.
ASHURKI At ye-M-; 1VANOV 23 no.9058 3 163.
Now developments in research. Stal' (MIRA 16:10)

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ACC HRi AR60143175 SOURCE COEE: UR/0137/65/000/OU/bOO5/DO06
AUTHORS: Pavlov, A, M.; ZtWev,, B. M.; Chuk#, V. V.; Trifonova,, R. Gq Kashkina.
L, N.
TITLE: Formation of elaotic-plastic properties of steel cables
SOURCE: Rof. zh. Motallurgiya, Aba. 1.ID39
REF SOURCE: Sb. Stalln. kanaty. Vyp. 2. Kiyev, Tekhnika, 1965, 355-359
TOPIC TAGS: wire, wire product,, rupture strengg"',, flow stress
I of
ABSIMCT: Increasing the degree of deformatio surface layers during straight-
I ening leads to a decrease of the elastic and flow limits, however, the overall
effect achieved by this method is negligible.. The inersase in the degree of do-
formation during straightening has a negative effect on the time dependence of
rupture strength. Straightening of cable drastically reduces the magnitude of
residual tensions ir, the surface lVers of the cable, This explains the observed!
lowering of the elastic and flow limits, 3 Illustrations. L. Kochenova ffrans-
lation of abstrac-t7
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AUTHOR: -Trifonova, R. G.
TITLE: Use of ultrasound in pickling metal
SOURCE: Stal', no. 9, 1963, 858
T~)?IC TACS: steel picklinz, p4ckling acceleration, ultrasonic
ch-!-~!2 c a. 7 1 c'- I I rig 0, ng
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steel rod5. The ultrasound increaSeU Lhe -a~e
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of chemical pickling 4-7.5 cimes.
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USSR/Pharmacologyp Toxicology. Ganglioblocking Drugs U_)j
Abs Jour ; Ref Zhur - Biol., No 4. 1958., No 17593
Author :-Trifonqy&,S.F..
Inst Not Given
Title An Experiment in the Use of Pachycarpine in Uterine Sub-
involution after Birth
Orig Pub Akusheretvo i ginekologiya, 1957) No 2, 89
Abstract Pachycarpine was used in a dose of 0-1 9 3 times daiDy in 120
births. The treatment began in the majority of caseis on the
2-4th day after delivery. After 2-5 days of treatment the
uterus contracted well, the height in a standing posture de-
creased by 2-3 cm. There was no unfavorable effect on lactation.
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TRIFONOVAp S.F
Influence of brucelloois on menstrual function. Vop okh, mat,
i det. 5 no. 2t62-6/+ Mr-Ap 160. WFA 13:10)
1. Iz Wedry akusherstva i ginekologii (zav, - prof. A,B,.
Gillersot) Omskogo gosudarstvennogo meditsinskogo institute, imeni
M. I. Kalinina,
(BRUCELLOSIS) (MENSTRUATION)

GARRusHA, I.F., prof.1 TRIMA
' - I otvet. za vYPusk
.[Introductio" to the course _.
in "oil science] VvOdeni-e k k=ffu po.,,b_
vovedenila; lektsiia diia studentov agronorjch~skogo
Gor'ki, B6-10rusBkala sellkhoz akad,, j 1958- 32 p. fakullteta.
(soil scienceLStudy and teaching) (MIRA 14slo)

ALEMDWJ,M., Ing.j BURI.,R.j DICBA,O.j gcologj TRINBITASJ., ing.
~,-- .
Considerations on the selsm-io Izospectirg works in platfo=
zones. Patrol si gaze.14 no.61273--?.90 Jet63

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Hotel Ymnagement in ErgOdiae Fiz gizemle 13 no.4:110-112 Ap 16j.

TRI'.21-TUS I A.
De t- e mi ni n;.-~ th,- Thicmess of TrIn -jurfa~~e Layers With X -RAys." Card
Sci, kno inst giv,m), Villpyus, 1954. (RZhFJU!n, 'b 231, ix-,c 54)
Survey of Scientific and Technical iJissertations Defended at USSF fligher
Educational Institutions (12)
SO: Siza - No. 556, 24 jun 55

USSR Farm J~nimals. Honiybo.~&.. Q-5
1,bs Jour: Rif Zhur-Bioill No 23, 1958, 1057?84
.il.uthor _Irimonov, S.
Inst No t -g-P-tot.-
TitlQ Our ExD,;ri,.;nco in Opon I-ir ',r,int,.;ring of Honoy-
boos in an Apiary.
Orig Pub: S. Kh. Sibiri, 1958, No 4, 70-73.
Lbstract: From 27 colonies which wintered in th- open in
1954-1956 a gross honey - crop of 40.3 kg, per
colony was obtained, and from 22 colonies which
wintorod in a protoctod placo - 31.4 kg, Tho
cold was roaching 46-600C but no death loss of
boos was observed. The hivos woro two-colony,
horizontal, with walls of 106 mni. total thick-
noss out of -hich 40-45 rimi. waa fillod with in-
sulating mat,Jrial.

TRIMPOLETS. D.A., insh.
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Artificial wave generator for controlling the development in water
of blood-sucking mosquitoes. Gig. i m. 26 n0.5:91 MY 161.
1. Iz Khar1kovskogo otdeleniya gosudarstvennogo proyektnogo instituta
Vodokanalproyekt. (MOSQUITOES-EXTERMINATION)

TRIMAJO'TIC, Ljubot Ing.
- Our industry of pharmaCCUUMI chemicalm. Alm hem W 64-71 156.

TRINGSTIC, Ljjibov ing.; MXAKOVCIC, Thoraj, dipl.ec.
State and rrospective needs of professional cadres of the chemical
Industry of the People's Re~ublic of Croatia. Kem ind 9 no.12:307-
311 D 169.

TRINAJSTIC, Ljubo$,,,inz.; Koic)i, Otmart Inz.
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problems of schools and
for chemical industries
Alm hem ind 239-257 162.
skilled vocational cadres
and scientific research.
1 --

KOLARP Z.; DEMIC, Gj.; RANDIC, M.; TRINAJ3TIC, N.; "SEKE, V.
Book reviews. Croat chem acts. 35 no.4:315-319 16".
1. Clan Redakcionog odtara, "Croatica Chemica Act&" (for
Randic).

Urology
R UMIA 1: 1 A
TARCOVEAEIT, Gh., Dr, Col, TIRIITC~, D. Et,. Lt-Col, and PIWOSCARU,
Dr, Lt-Col Laffiliation 'not '-'I'V-eAjI
"Considerations on Urolitl-,iasis pationts Hospitalized in the Surger:v
Section of the pitosti ~Iilitary Hospital in Recent Years (1961-1965)."
TU
Bucharest, Revista Sanitara '~ilitara, Vol 62, No 4 1
, V - Aug 6 6,
pp 691-697.
Abstract: A discussio-.,, ~,n;' analysis of 184 cases of uro-
lithiasis treated at 2ites*i i,li1jitary Lospital dur-In.-
a five-year period, . repre-renti rig 2.9 percent of tile totfll
numbor of durinu the poriod. patients
accounted for 118 cases ar.d f'c,-;-.,,-les for 66 cases, z~nd more
of the patients caL.e from -an urican. enviroliment than from a
rural one. The bnsic diaZZ.-iostic step was the direct radio-
,graphy of the ur_-"nPry apparatus, A variety of therapeutic
methods was used.
Includes 16 i-e-iCerences, o4f which 10 Rumanian, one Russian,
one French ,-a~d 4 BnE.Iish-lanCuage. -- Xleaiuscript submitted 5
October 1965.
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TRINCA, Francisc
From the experience of a Rmumian trade union in the organization
and guidance of public control. Munca sindic 7 no.4:55-57 Ap 163.
1. Presedinte al Consiliului local al sindica0elor Lugoj.

TRINGA, Virgilj corespondent
calling for socialist competitions Canstr Buc 14 no,649:1 16 Je
,62.

TRINCHEM, I.
Mechanized cleaning of interrows on carrot fields. Hauka i pared.
op. v sellkhos. 8 no.4:40-41 Ap '58, (MIU 11:5)
(Weed control) (Carrots)

TRINCHENKO, I. V. , Cand Agr Sci -- (dis--) "IN'lechanized Procedures in
the clearing of soil layer over germinated carrot seeds as a i.-eti.-od
of weed control." Leningrad-Pushkin, 1960. 20 pp wIth
(Ministry of Agriculture RSFSR, Leningrad Agricultural inst); ll-C
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copies; price not Eiven; (KL, 2?-60, 157)

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Mechanization of production at the Kharkov mKrasnri Oktiabrim Plant.
Stroi. i dor. mashinostr. 5 no-12:30-32 D 160. (HM 13:11)
1. Direktor KharIkovskogo zavoda "Krasnyy Oktyabrl."
(Building materiale industry-Equipment and suppUes)

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IRISOM, X.S.. kanildat biologichaskikh nank (Klass)
Apparatus for Intraplaural operations. X11n. sod. 32 no.12:78-FJO
D 154. (KIRA 8:3)
1. Is tuberkulesnogo otdolonlya (sav. K.S.Trincher) gorodskol
bollnitey g.N!Lass.
(PURURA. surgery
Intrepleural drainage & lavage, appar.)

-ACCESSION NR: AP4015082 S/0205/64/004/,,001/0036/oo4o
'AUMOR: Trinoher, Ke S.; Kuzinp At Me
TITIZ Significance of.wator in erythrocyte radia
tion damage
'SOURC9: Radiobiologiyal v. 4, no. 19-1964,, 36-40
TOPIC TAGS: erythrocyte radiation damage# gama-irradiation,
erythrocyte water mediums closely packed erythrocytes.
, , optical
density changes active water radical, erythrocyte radioprotection,
erythrocyte water films direct radiation injury, erythrocyte water
distribution
ABSTRACT: The possibility that the active water radicals surrounding
erythrocytes play a dominant role in erythrocyte membrane rad-iation
damage.has been suggested by the authors'-earlier investigations.
To test this possibilitys- radiosensitivity of erythrocytes suspended
An a physiological solution was compared with closely packed arythro-
~cytes produced by centrifuging the same suspension for 5 mJn. The-
erythrocyte samples were gamma- irrad iat ed (Csl37# 700 r/min) with
.5000 r doses, Radiation damage was determined photovistrically by
optical density change, Close paoking of erythrocytes wat. found to be
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responsible for approximately 20% radioprotection. Additional exuari-
ments were conducted with closely packed erythrocytes to find whether
this protective action can be attributed to depression of metabolic
processes, Findings showed that radioprotection of closely-packed
erythrocytes is not caused by metabolic.processes, but by the reduced
volume of water surrounding the erythrocyte and the subsequent reduced
!number of water radicals reaching the erythrocyte. To find whether
the remaining BMof erythrocyte radiation damage is caused by radiation
acting directly on the eryghrocyte structure or only on the water film
enveloping the erythrocyte,, erythrocyte samples were irradiated in an
isotonic medium containing 0.5% glucose. Radioprotection increases
'to 55% in the presence of glucose which does not penetrate into the
erythrocyte, This protective action can be attributed to Interception
of the shortlived water radicals formed in the water films enveloping
the erythrocytes and is related to radiation acting indirectly.on
erythrocyte structures On the bases of water distribution within the
erythrocyte and oleo on the basis of the literature,, It is estimated
,that 2Ceo of radiation damage is paused by direot injury of erythroo
membrane macromolecules. .5hortlived water radicals in the water f V
enveloping the erythrocyte or direct radiation action on the lipopro-
tein complexe6,,,of the cell surface l.a7er may account for the.remaAning
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25% radiation dam4ge. The mechanisms which increase erythrocyte
membrane radiosenditivity in a physiological solution nvo applicable
to ot4er cellular structures. Orig, art. hast 5 figureso
.ASSOCIATION: Institut biologloheskoy fiziki AN SSS1,19, moncow
tInstitute of Biological Physics AN SSSR)
SUBMITTED: 25SOP63". DATE ACQ,: l2Mar64 ENCL: 00
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USSR/Biology FD-2435
Card 1/1 Pub 17-18/21
Author : *Trinchero K. S. Cand Biol Sci
Title : The resistance of tissues of various organs to an active reaction of
a medium
Periodical : Byul. eksp. biol. i med. 39, 68-71, Jan 1955
Abstract Author studied tissues from lungs, kidneys, and mesentery of differ-
ent warm-blooded and cold-blooded animals and their resistivity to
artificial'media of pHC1_4 =11. Since the lungs and kidneys*of warm-
blooded animals take an active part in the regulation of the acid-
alkaly balance of the organism they must depend on their resisti-iity
to a more or less wide pH zone. At pH - 4 lungs, kidneys, and mesen-
tery were found to suffer paranecrosis; lungs were irreversibly dam-
aged at pH--5.2; injury to the mesentery.at PHa,5.2 was incompletely
reversible; kidneys were markedly resistant, damage being completely
reversible. In a neutral medium (p1l zNL 7) the. lungs showed paranecro-
sis. Above Pk=7, there was paranecrosis and formation of granula-
tion. 2 references: 2 USSR, 2 since 1940, tables.
Institution: Chair of Pharmacology (Prof K. A. Meshcherskaya) Chelyabinsk Medical
Institute, and Tuberculosis Department (*Head, Cand Biol Sci K. S.
Trincher) Miass Municipal Hospital; Chelyabinskaya Oblast
Submitted : May 4,1953

TRINCH1R,'A-q"-.
Resistance of erythrocytes following modification of active reaction
of the madium. Biul. ekep. biol. i mad. 40 no.12s5l-52 D 055.
(MLRA 9:3)
1. 1z kafedry patofiziologii (zav.-prof. R.A. Dymshits)
Chelyabinakogo meditsinskogo inatituta (dir.-prof. G.D. Obrazteov)
i is Tuberkulaznogo otdolaniya (zav.-Itandidat biologUbaskikh nauk
K.S. Trincher) Miasakoy gorodskoy bollnitsy.
ION aticielmnoff, effects,
on erythrocyte resist.)
(ARYTHELOCIMS,
resist., eff. of pH)

TRINCHBR, X.01
Xffect of temperature on lov- and high-frequency slactric conductivIty of
blood and its connection vith the structure of orythocytes. Btofizika 1
"*.2:113-119 156. (KLRA 9:9)
I.Bieloge-pochvenVy fakul'tat Mookovokogo gesudaretvennego universiteta.
(TEMPEnTURE--PHYSIOLOGICAL IMCT)(ERYTHRDCYTES)(FLECTROPHYSIOWGY)

TRINCHER, K.S.
7w=g~s as a heat producing organ [with summ ry in Inglish]. Biofizika
2 no.6:675-685 157. (MIRA 10:12)
1. GoBuaarstvennyy meditsinskiy institut, Semipalatinsk.
(LUNGS) (ANIMAL HEAT)

MINGM, X.S.
Decline of the resistance of irradiated erythrocytes in alkaline
media and relation of the latent period of alkaline hemolysis to
the radiation dose [vith summary in English]. Biofizika 4 no.11.
78-83 Ja '58- (MIRA 12:10
1. Institut biologicheakoy fiziki AN SSSR, Moskva.
(HEHOIYSIS, effect of radiations,
x-rays, relation of dose to latency
alkaline hemolysis (Rug))
(ROMMU RAYS, eff ects,
on hemolysis, relation of radiation
period of lakaline hemolysis (RUB))
period of
dose to latency

TRINCHER, - (Moskva)
Bipolar theory of the dielectric atructure of cellse Usposovr*biolo
45 no.3:261-271 MY--Te '59 (MIRA 1118)
(HISTOLOGY,
bipolar theory of dielectric structure of cell,
review (Rua))
(FMCTROPHYSIOLODYI,
sane (Rua))

MCERPTA M, ICA See 2 Vol 12/7 Physiology July 59
2910. DEPENDENCE OF THE LIPOPEXIC FUNCTION OF THE LUNGS ON
ENWRONMENTAL TEMPERATURE (Russian text) n ClLr-r js".5.
Semipalatinsk Med. Inst., Semipalitinok - BYULL. EKSPER. BIOL. I MED.
1958, -16/10 (65-68) Tables I
The quantity of lipids was determined in the lungs of rats, cats and guinea-pigs.
A slightly Increased content of lipide was demonstrated In the lung tissue of ani-
mals kept at low temperature.

CHIZHXVSKIY, Aleksandr Leonidovich, prof.; KORZHUYEV, P.A., doktor biolog.
nauk, otv.red.; TRINCHER, KJL.5 ed.izd-va; ASTAVY19VA, T.A.,
I,' . ~ .' ~:-' I.;T-!W awl
tekhn.red. -4
[Structural analysis of circulating blood] Strukturnyi analiz
dvizhushcheisia krovi. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad.nauk SSBR, 1959.
473 P. (MIRA 12:12)
(ERYTHROCYTES)

EEERPTA MICA See 2 Vol 12/9 Physiology Sept 59
3844. DECLINE OF IRRADIATED ERYTHROCYTE RESISTANCE INI ALKALINE
MEDIUM AND DEPENDENCE OF THE LATENT PERIOD OF ALKALINE
HAEMOLYSIS ON THE RADIATION DOSE (Russian text) - T r i n c h e r
K. S. - BIOFIZIKA 1959. 4/1 (78-8.1) Graphs 2 Tables I
the rWs ance of irradiated erythrocytes to the subsequent effect of alkaline
medium was sharply diminished as compared to the resistance of non-irradiated
erythrocytes. Irradiated and non-irradiated erythrocytes bhowed about the same
resistance to the subsequent effect of an acid medium. The dependence of the
latent period of alkaline haemolysis on the dose of blood irradiation Is of a simple
exponentially decreasing character. It may be supposed that the surface layer of
the erythrocyte contalnp a great number of radiosensitive spots which are damaged
according to the 'target theory' and that this damage causes the diminution or the
latent period of alkaline haemolyals. (11,5.14)
to

TRINCHER, K.S.; ORLOVA, L.V.
Concentration dependence of the velocity of erythrocyte destruction
in an alkal-ine medium. Biofizika 10 no.3:540-542 165.
(MIRA 18:11)
1. Institut biologicheakoy fiziki AN SSSR, Ploskva. Submitted
July 17, 1964.

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~Biology and information; elements of biological thermodynamics (Biologiya i
informatsiya; elementy biologicheskoy termodinamiki), Moscow, Izd-vo 111auka",
1964. 98 p. J-11us., biblio. (At head of title: Akadamiya nauk SSSR.
Inatitut biologicheakoy fiziki) 5,200 copies printed.
IDPIC TAGS: biology, biophysics, genetics, biologic aging, temperature adaptation,
thermodynamic law, cybernetics# existence
PURPOSE AND COVERAGE: This book on biological thermodynamics is a study of the
physical laws of living nature. An attempt is made to formulate thermodynamic
laws governing existence and development of living organisms. New concepts are
introdaced to explain the thermodynamics of material, concrete and objective
characteristics of life. The book shows that intracellular water is in a state
of thermal labJlity. Ihe author bases his study on two main rules: "the law
of biological adaptation" and "the law of accumulation of information". Mis
book is recommended for biologists, biophysicists, physicists, cyberneticians,
philosophers, scientific workers, aspirants and students of corresponding
fields.
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TABLE OF C014TENTS:
iAuthor's note - 3
Preface (No A. Bernshtein) - 5
Introduction - 15
Ch. I. 7he non-applicability of the Prigogine theorem in embryogenesis 27
Ch. 11. Themodynamic theorem of biologic evolution - 36
Ch. III. Adaptational process of the cell (ontogenetic adaptation of erythro-
cytes) -- 43
Ch. IV. Law of biological adaptation -- 50
Ch. V. Me problem of aging of an organiam -- 56
Ch. VI. Basic exchange and external working processes of an organism 66
Ch. VII. Law of accuwalation of information - 67
Ch. VIII. Infomation and non-information components of living sytems 69
Ch. IX. Negative entropy of intracellular water -- 75
Conclusion - 82
Bibliography - 84
Supplement (P. Go Kuznetsov). The history of the problem of applying thermo-
dynamics te biology - 88
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TFUNCHERY K.S.; KUZIN, A.M.; BREGADZE, Yu.I.; GINTSBURG, E.I.
Radiation injury of er-jt~ro7ctes, suarended in ruitive and
protein-free madium, by various kinds of irradiation,
Radioblologiia 5 no.2:174-178 165, (MIRA 18:12)
1. Institut blologiche8koy fiziki All SSSR, Moskva.

THINCHER) K'S.
Conaerning Articleal "Applicability of the second pHnellpla
of thermodynamIca to living matter" by, JU.P.Syrnikov,
"Fiore on the applicability of PrIgozhInI9 theorem to biology"
by A.I.Bykhovskit, and "Applicabtlity of Prigozbints theorem
to the process of embryogenesis and evolution" by M.B.Berkinblit.
Blofizika 1.0 no.6AI09-1112 165. (14111A lgs:l)

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dynamics] Biologila i in~ormatsi'ui; elementy biologi--he-
skoi termodinamiki. Moskva, Pauka, 1965. J-18 p. -
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no.6:740-744 162. (MIRA 17:1)
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Significance of water in radiation damage of the erythrocytes.
Radiobiologila 4 no.1:36-40 164. (KERA 17:4)
1. Institut biologicheskoy fiziki AN SSSR, Moskva.

TRINCHER, K.S. .
Thermodynamics of biological processes. Zhur. fiz. khim. 37
no.5:1043-1048 My 163. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Institut biologicheskoy fiziki AN SSSR.

TRINQM1, K.S.; GIIIISBURG, L.I.
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Kinetics of the enzyrrutic destruction of the cell membrane
of an erythrocyte. biol'izika, 7 no.2:21,/,-21~7162.(MMA 16:8)
1. Inatitut biologicheakoy fiziki U4 SSSR; 140.gkva.
(ERTautourrm) (Ti,-YI)SIN)

-TRINCHM, K.S.; MOZZHUKHIN, A.S.
Correlation between the metabolic intensity of a radiO--
Bensitive organ and the effective dose of a radiation-
protective agent. Radiobiologiia 3 no.4z626-627 163.
(MIRA 17:2)
1. Institut biologichaskoy fiziki AN SSSR, 14oskva,

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SGURCE, Radioblologiya, v. no. 1 6 2t-S - 6 27
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TIT-E: Thermodynamics of biologice.1 processes
SOURCE: AN sm. zhurml fizicheskoy kh1mii, V- 37, no. 5, 1963, 1043-1048
TopIC TA.GS: t-her=dyr=ic9, biological processes, Prigogine's theoz-f of
mL--,jmLm entropy production, embr-jogenesis, bic-dogic
AMERACTI: prjgogi_-_,s tT-Ieorjr of mini== entrapy production describ~-s ta&
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TRINCHER K.S.
Law of biological adaptation. Dokl.AN SSSR 149 no.3s7l7-720
Mr. 163. (MIRA 1614)
1. Institut biologicheskoy fiziki AN SSSR.
(Adaptation (Biology))

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AMOR; Trincher,i~.J., Lu-4 kiikhaylova,A.A.
TlTLE: The dielectric structure of liver cells and the effects of radiation
and oysteine
Pi~RIUDICAL: liadiobiologiya,v.2, no-4, 1962, 523-529
TEXV: Electron-microscopic studies reveal the heterogeneous structure of
cells. This can be ahown physiologically, by measuring electrical parameters in
the presence of an exteriial electrical field. The measurement of the electrical
resistance in the liver tissue of rats was carried out under a series of conditions:
after administration of cysteine - a raaloprotective agent which brings about
reversible changes in the measured parLzeters; after irradiation of the animals with
a lethal aose which causes irreversible changes in the measured parameter; and aher
the administration of cysteine together with subsequent irradiation. It was found
that the dielectric structure of the liver cell corresponds to the model of a
dielectric dipole: in the absence of any external electric field, an electrical
equilibriiim is reached, the charges being mutually neutralized, but by inducing
an external electric field the whole cell space becorAes charged as a result of the
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rotating dipole Laolecules. Radiation brings about a dic~ralatiofl of the dielectric
structure of the liver cell, whereas cysteine increases wts aielectric properties
of the liver cell, due to partial iLzouilioation of the dipole woleculea. There
are 4 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Institut biologicheskoy fiziki AN SSSR(Institute of Biophysics,AS
USSR) Moscow
SUBMIT12kz: April 16, 1962
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TRUICHER, X.S.
Applicability of Prigogine's theorem to biology. Biofiziku 6 no.6.,
750-752 161. (RLtA 15: 1)
1. Inatitut biologichesko fiziki 0 &36it Moskva.
(BIOLO Y) - (TKh'IU-IOD)aW41G3) 0

TRINCHER K S.- KUZIN, A.M.
Effect of radiation protective agents on the surface layer of
erythrocytes. Radiobiologiia 1 n0.1:30-36 161. (MIRA 14:7)
1. Institut biologicheskoy fiziki AN SSSR, Moskva.
(RADIATION PROTECTION) (ERYTHROCYTES)

SHTERHp L.Sep akad., otv*red.; RAPOPORT, S.Ya.p doktor med.naukp red.j
ROSIN,, Ya.A., doktor medenauk, zam. otv. red.; UTEVSKAYA, L.B., kand.
biol.naukf red.; !~RWCHER -va; VOLKOVA, V.V., tekhn.red.
,-&S. , red. izd
(Hi;tohematic barriers; transactions of the conference] Gisto-gemati-
cheskie barlery; trudy soveshchaniia. Moskvaj Izd-vo Akad.nauk SSM,
1961. 406 p. (MIRA 14:22)
1. Konferentsiya po Yoprosam neposredstvennogo vozdeystviya na nervnyye
tsentry. 3d, Moscow., 1960. 2. Laboratoriya fiziologii pri. Institute bio-
logicheskoy fiziki Ali SSSR (for Utevskaya).
(CAPIIJARIES-PEP&T.ABILITY)

----TRINCHER. K.$. (Moskva)
Themogenic function of the lungs. Usp. soov. biol. 49 no.2:201-
214 Mr-Ap 160. (MIRA 1313-1)
(LUNGS) (BODY TWERATURE-REGULATION)

jj!jITCHERg K.St___
.mechanisms of radiation-in-aucedy therzal, and alkaline hemolysis and
determination of a structural uni-. of the surface layer of ery-thro-
oy-tes in the irradiation of blood. Biofizika 4 no. 6:731-737 159.
(MIRk 14-4)
1, Institut biologicheakvrfiziki AN SSSRP Moskva.
(RADIATION-PHYSIOLOGICAL EFTIXT) (ERYTHROCYTES)
(HEMOLYSIS JOID 104OLYSINS)

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TRPICH'I"l. K. 5, A~,~D K77,I411.9 ... ...
"The enzymatic analysis of erythrocyte surface layer 7tructurr~.11
report submitted for the 1st Intl. Biophysics Congress, Stockhohi 31
July - 4 August 1961.

TRINCHER, K.S.
Physical meaning the dosage coefficient in themal treatment of the
.blood. Biofizika 5 no. 4:54 160. (KIRA 13:12)
1. Institut-biologichookoy fiziki All SSSRp Moskva.
(BLOOIJ PROTEDO) (HFiAT-PHYSIOLOGICAL EkTECT)

KUZINj A.M.) TRINCHap K.S.
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Modification of radiosensitivity in erythrocytes. Biofizika 5
no. 5:533-538 160. (MIlU 13 : 10)
1. Institut biologicheskoy fiziki AN SSSR9 Moskva.
(ERYTHROCYTES) (GAMM& RAYS-PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT)

I TRI14CHER9_KSqj_ TOKARSKAYAq V.I~
Primary ~Lnd initial macbanims of the biological activity of
nuclear radiations. Biofihika. 5 no. 6;758-761 160~
(MIRA 13:10)
(RADIOACTW'~a-PHYSIOIDGICAL EFFECT)

TRINCHER, K.s,
oi.4~creased carbonic anhydrase activity in the lungs.
Fiziol.zhur. 46 no.6:726-728 Je 160. (MM 13:8)
I* From the Institute of Biophysics, Aoadem7 of Soiencbt of the
U.S.S.R., Moscow.
(LUNGS) (CARBONIC ANHMPASE)

TRINCHER, K.S., KUZIN, A.M.
"The Enzymatic Analysis of Erythrocyte Surface Layer Structure."
report presented at the Intl. Biophysics Congress., Stockholm, Sweden,
31- july - h August 1961.
Institute of Biophysics, USSR Academy of ScienceP Moscow,, USSR.

!WC Karl Simoundovi h KCRZHUM, P.A., doktor biolog.nauk, otv.red.;
6. 1- i
mraw, F "1-01* Irad. I zd-va; KAKUHI, Te.T.. takhn.red.
f
[Heat-forming function and the alkali reaction In lung tissual
Teploobrazovatellnaia funktaiis I shcholochnostl reaktaii legachnoi
tkani. Koskva, Izd-vo Akad.nauk GSSR, 1960. 105 p. (Kum 14:3)
(LMIGS)

KOVALENKO, A.F., Inzh.; TRINCHER, Yu.K., inzh.; GRIGORIYEV, V.Ya., inzh.;
POPOV, A.G., arWtsktor
Unify the.parameters of baildings and installations of sintering
and dressing factories. Prom. stroi. 41 ho.10:2-5 0 163.
(MIRA 16t11)
4.,

TRINCHER, V.X,
Nev method. for determining the supercritical equillbr-ii1m of a
cylindrical shall under axial compression. Vest. Moak. ian. Ser,
1: Mat., mekh. 20 no.lt7&.82 Ja-F 165. (MIRA 18:4)
1. Xafedra teorii uprugosti Moskovskogo univeraitnta.

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