SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT URBANCZYK, A. - URBANEK, H.

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SOURCE CODE: PO/,2073/66/000/011/0036/0041
AUTHOR: Urbanczyk, A. (master engineer)
ORG: none
TITLE: An oceanographic vessel built in Poland
SOURCE: Mlody t,echnik, no. 11, 1966, 36-41
TOPIC TAGS: oceanographic ship, marine engineering, shipbuilding engineering
ABSTRACT: The design of the oceanographic vessel type "850" by the Central Ships*
Construction Bureau Gdansk (Centralny Biuro Konstrukcji Okretow) and its construc-
tion by the A. Warski Wharf, Sczecin (Stocznia Szczecinska im. A. Warskiego) are
reviewed. The ship, 89.7 m long and 13 m. wide, has been sold to the Soviet Union
and sails under Soviet flag as "Nikolai Zubov." Individual features include a
special reinforced hull and anchoring devices for polar conditions and ice, high
stability, a 4800-km power plant, 14 and 17 nautical miles regular and maximum
velocity, respectively, a range of 13,500 nautical miles, laboratories, living and
working units for a 108-man crew, and special equipment for oceanographic work. A
second type "850" vessel is presently designed for meteorologic work.
SUB CODE: 13, 08/ SUBM DATE; none

URBANCZYK, AndrzeJ4 mgr inz,
Compressors and fans at the 33d International Poznan Fair.
Przegl mech 23 no. 19156/+-566,567 10 0 '64.
1. "Metalexport" Foreign Trade Agency, Warsaw.

PC14POWSKI, Thdausz; WIEWIOROWSKIp Edward; URBANCZYK, Andrzej
flydrothermal treatment of phosphorites in an alkalire Medium. 1. The
change of phosphorites in a reaction vith hydrate of sodium. Przem,
chem, 40 no.10:584-586 0 161.
1. Zaklad Kwasow Mineral*ycb i Soli przy Katedrze analizy Technicznej
i Towaroznawstwa, Politechnikal Gdansk.

URBANICZYK, G.
Remarks in tt,e thertiodynamics ana kinetics of tne crystitIlization of ti:e
synttietic fiber-forming polymers. p. 439.
(Przemysl Wlokienniczy, Vol. 10, i4o. 10, Oct. 1956, Krakow, PolfLnd)
SO: Monthly Llat of East European accessious (EWJ Lc. Vol. 6, No. 8, -ug, 1957. Uncl.

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POLAND/Chemistry of High Molecular Substances.
Abs Jaurs Beferat. Murnal XhImiyal No 10, 1958, 34942.
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Title Study of Double Refraction of Tbanally Strengthened
Polycaprolactsm, Fibers.
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Orig Pub: Przem- vLokienniczyp 1957,, Up No 3, 115-,IIT.
Abstract: The double refraction (DR) of polyceprolactsm fibers
(PCLF) was studied with a polarimeter microscope mid
mmwchrcmtic light ( - max 556 m ). DR ims com-
/~Yft n /1000d (1), vhere n
puted by the eziation
is the =2 er of interrerence lines, is the wave
length of the monochromatic light in m /A , and d is
the fiber thicliness in p (fibers 260 to 350/,4 thick
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POLAND/Chemletry of High Molecular Matances.
Abe Jour: Refavat. Zhurval XhInlyal No 10, 1958P 34942.
were Used) # The nmber of interference lima was
determined according to H.Ps Ournee by the "fiber-
vedge" zt-',hod (Wrwe Prace sbiorova - "Len,
kwopie, velma". PosmLA, 1947). mw method does
not no" anY ccuplicated equipmt and makes it
possible to datermirw the asguitude of the DR
Ohnn in the fiber naos. It vas found tLet the
DR of Polycaprolactem fibers depends on the nanner,
im which the thernal strengthening of fibers has
been carried out. The author arrives at the cm-
blusica about the optical hawgswity of studied
PCLIP-G.
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UWIW IYK ) G.
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Survey of the interdependence of the submicroscooic orientation and the dynamic
work of the rupture of polyeaprolactam fibers. p. 255.
PRZEGLAD WLCKIENNICZY. (Stowarzyszenie Inzynierow i Technikow Przemyslu
Slokienniczego) Lodz, Poland. Vol. 12, no. 5/6p May/June 1958.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EFAI) IZ. Vol. 8, no. T, July 1959.
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AUTHOR: Urba~czyk, G. W.
TITLE: The structure of polyaorylonitrile fibers-
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 6, 1962, 703, abstraot
6P650 (Przegl. wk6kienn.p Y, 159 no- 5, 1961y 216 - 218)
TEXT. On the basis of a critical review of the possible crystalline
structure of polyacrylonitrile and in the light of X-ray studies the
following constants are suggested for the paraorystallins, bexagogal
polyacrylonitrile cell: a w 6.0 At b - 6.0 It a - 6.8 It 120 . These
values yield a lattice density of 1.20 glom 31 the experia2nt&l Talus for
the density of polyacrylonitrile fibers was 1-14 g/oa3. LAbstraoter's
note: Complete translation.]
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URBANCZYK, Grzagorz W.
Anal-.7sis of the changes Of the submicroscopic structure &nd tensile
properties occurring in polyacrylonitrile fibers (anilana) as a
revult of draving and heat treatment under production conditions.
Wlokiennictwo Lodz no.9:79-115 162.
1. Department of Textile Raw Materials and Metrology,, Institute
of Technology, Lodz.

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1. ChtoiCa:L gtrUCture of fiberS
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2. PhysicocaeL-Li,al strjcct:~ire of frum aynt~"Ietic f."Ders are made-
3- Fbqatcal Structure of Fibers - 43
4. Identification of Fibers -- 218
5. Mysical Properties of Fibers -- 171
0 , Chemical Propemies al Fibers -- 24-6
f. Alphabetical List of Designatioris Caumen--ia.1 Synthetic
Tmdex
SM CODE: HT. SUIR-CETIED: 2',ISOP03 NO F(U SOV. 012
mnm . 166
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URBANCZYK9 G.W.
--l d'.- , 1 1. 1 - ~ C.ontemporary Vie"S on the submicrO j3cOpj,,- r:,tructure Of
fibers. Przegl w1okien 17 no.6:180-183 JP '63-
1. University, Lodz.

. POLA?D Biochanistry PO/0055/66/007/003/0299/0309
AL-111OR: Aleksandrowicz, Julian (Professor, Director, Doctor); Naskalski, Jerzy;
Szna'd, Jan; Urbanczy Jan
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ORG: Department of Biochemistry, Third Clinic of Internal Medicine, Medical
Academy, Cracow
TITLE: Disorders of ribonuclease activity in chronic granulocytic leukemia
SOURCE: Acta medica polona, v. 7, no. 3, 1966, 299-309
TOPIC TAGS: rnase activity., leukemia, disease control, serology, enzymology, enzyme,
blood disease, ribonucloaso
ABSTRACT: Studies h 'ave been undertaken to elucidate the increased RINase
activity in the urine of chronic granulocytic leukemia (cgl)
patients, Included in the studies are 1) preliminary char-
acterizaFion of the factors responsible for serum and urinary
.nucleoly;ic activity; 2) search for interdependence between
urinary 4nd serum WNase activity and leukocytosis; 3) correla-
tion between urinary and serum activity; 4) attempt to estimate
the importance of the kidneys in disoreers of INase activity in
leukemias on the bases of renal-function studies. Thirty-five
clinical patients with cgl participated in the experiment; for,
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in range of leukocytosis from 10,000-300,000. Experiments in-
dicate that there is a'state of equilibrium between PUN'ase
activity and level of leukocytosis in cgl. As a result, high
levels of leukocytosis are accompanied by high RNase activity.'
The occasional drop in the leukocyto level is explained by a
negative feedback relationship. This hypothesis supports the
view that leukocytes are a source of serum RNase. The authors
express their indebtedness to Mliss Olga Sobejko for technical
assistance. [WA-50; CBE No. 12)
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ALEKSANDROWICZ, Julian; 'URBANCZYK, Jan; SZNAJD, Jan
Pathogenesis of chronic granulocytic leukemia and prospects
for its treatment in the li'&-t of cu:-.ert Iliterat"re az~,,: c-.;.r
studies. Folia med. Cracov. 7 no.1:3-10 165.

FROMOWICZ, Kurt Karol; MIKULOWSKI, Pawel; MODEIBKI, Wojciech; URBANCZYK,
Jan
Critical evaliatUm of diagnostic methods in em-yloidosis in the light
of bioptic studies of the renal parenchyma. Polskie arch. med. wevv.
31 no.12:1575-1583 161.
1. Z III Iliniki Ghorob.Wdwnetrznych AM v Krakowie Kierownik,. prof.
dr med. J,Aleksandrowics4 z Zakladu Anatomii P ologicznej AM w
Krakovie Kierownik: prot. dr med. J.Kowalczykowa.
(AMYLOIDOSIS pathol) (KIDNEY pathol) (BIOPSY)

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AUTHOR: Aleksandrowicz, Julian (Professor, Director , Doctor); Naskalski, Jerzy;
Sznajd, Jan;.Urbanczyk, Jan
ORG: Department of Biochemistry, Third Clinic of Internal Medicine, Medical
Academy, Cracow
TITLE: Disorders of ribonuclease activity in chronic granulocytic leukemia
SOURCE: Act& medic& polona, v. 7, no. 3, 1966, 299-309
TOPIC TAGS: rnase activity leukemia, disease control, serology, enzymologyp enzyme
ABSTRACT: Studies have been undertaken to'elucidate the' incr*'eas'e*d R~as'e'
activity in the urine of chronic granulocytic leukemia (cgl)
patients. Included in the studies are 1) preliminary char-
acterization of the factors responsible for serum and urinary
!nucleolytic activity; 2) search for interdependence between
urinary and serum RNase activity and leukocytosis; 3) correla- t
tion between urinary and serum activity; 4) attempt to estimate
!.the importance of the kidneys in disorders of RNase activity in
leukemias on the bases of renal-function studies. Thirty-five
tclinical patients with cgl participi!ted in the experiment; for
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comparison, there were 20 patients with lymphatic leukcmia (11)
.and 20 patients with myeloblastic leukemia (ml). The control
:consisted of 150 healthy people. The serum and urinary activity
was determined by the orcinal method, and later by the spectro-
,photometric method. AcPase activity was determined by the Beasey
-method; creatine and serum nonprotein nitrogen were assayed by..,"
;'the methods of Jeffrey and Rappaport, respectively. The
results were 1) Agreement of nucleolytic activity of serum
and urine with well-known properties of ribonuclease was shown*
2) Serum RNase activity was markedly elevated both in the
serum and in the urine of the patients. 3) AcPase activity was
comparable in both groups. 4) There was a marked correlation
between levels of serum and urinary RNase activity in the
patients. In cgl, less pronounced correlation indicated dis-
orders in the excretion of FINase. 5) RNase clearance values in
cgl were shown to be neither dependent upon serum ANase
I activity nor related to the levela of leukocytosis. 6) A
distinct correlation between leukocytes and RNase activity,
Ldescribed by the following formula, was shown:
t where Y is'the"serui RNase a~tfvity in pg/a _anX X i's 'c'gl-
,-leukocyte count in thousands. Maximal RNase activity occurred
in range of low leukocytosis (around 3000) and highest
leukocytosis (10097-300,000). Lowest values of Wase occurred

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in range of leukocytosis from 10,000-300,000. Experiments in-
dicate that there is A.state of equilibrium between RNase
activity and level of leukocytosis in cgl. Aa a result, high
levels of leukocytosis are accompanied by high RNase activity~',---'
The occasional drop in the leukocyte level is explained by a
negative feedback relationship. This hypothesis supports the
view that leukocytes are a source of serum RNase. The authors
express their indebtedness to Miss Olga Sobojka for technical
assistance.
-[WA-50;, CBE-11o, .12]_..
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BARTA, Petr, dr., inz.; NOVAK, Frantisek, inz.; RIEB, J., inz.; p4A~_qZYK,_
J.,-ina-. -
Problem of the perspective planning of new mine fields in
Ostrava-Karvina coal district. Uhli 4 no.7:242-246 Jl
162.
1. Sdruzeni Catravsko-Karvinskyeh dolu (for Bart&), 2. Dul
Sucha-Stonava, Ostravsko-Karvinsky revir (for Novak, Rieb and
Urbanczyk).

DEMOWSKI, Jaoek,, mgr,- URBAEZYK. Jan. d
Estimation of prospective aluminum requirement in Poland.
Rudy i *Ule 6 no.8:365-368 Ag 161.

NIEMCZIX., Alfons., mgr; URBLNCZU, Jan., dr,
A new export chance for the Polish zinc industry. Rudy i
astale 6 no.10:452-453 0 261.
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URBANCZYK, Jan, dr
Export of chemical products of the Folish industry.
Rijdy i metale 8 no. 5: 186-188 My 163.
1. Centrala Handlowa Metali Nieze:Laznych, Katowice.

URHANCZYK, Jozef, mgr inz. (Karwina,, Czechoolovalda)
A now method for the evaluation of the intensity of fired=np
emission during the construction of new coal mines. Przegl
gorn 18 no.?/13: 391-401 Jl-Ag 162. -

P/035/60/000/019/001/004
Ao76/Ao26
AUTHORS: Tutak, Marian, Docent, Engineer; Urbaficzyk, Leon, Engineer
TITLE: Machine-Tool Industry of the Poznah District - Machine Tool Produc-
tion of the H. Cegielski Plant
PERIODICAL: Przegl~d Mechaniczny, 1960, No. 19 - 20, PP. 585 - 589
TEXT: The Poznah district, especially Poznah City, is one of the most im-
portant centers of the Polish machine-tool industry. Among the large machine-tool
plants in Poznafi the authors list: the Zaklady Przemyslu Metalowego H. Ceglelski
(Metal Industry Plant H. Cegielski), the Wielkopolska Fabryk& Urz#dzeft Mechanicznych
Wiepofama (Wielkopolska Mechanical Equipment Plant Wiepofama), the Fabryka Obrabia-
rek (Lathe Plant) in Pleszew, the Fabryka Obrabiarek in Jarocin, the Poznahska
Fabryka Maszyn i Urzadzeh (Machine and Equipment Plant) in Poznah, and the 2nihska
Fabryka Maszyn ( iniA Machine Plant) in 2nifi. Further, the authors outline the
production history of the H. Cegielski plant, covering the periods 1937 - 1939 and
1945 - 1959. From 1946 to 1959, the H. Cegielski plant produced 45 types of ma-
chine-tools and 6 types of presses, 5 of which were produced by the Fabryka Parowc-
z6w (Locomotive Plant). By the end of 1959, the H. Cegielski plant had produced
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Machine-Tool Industry of the Poznafi District - Machine Tool Production of the H.
Cegielski Plant
10,199 machine-tools and 294 presses. The plant produces: wall-type drilling ma-
chine Ws 2.5; radial drill with table Type Wrs 25/0.8; radial. drill Types Wr
50/1.6 and 50/2; wr 8o/2.5 and Wr 80/3.2; radial bed drilling machines Types Wrl
50/2, Wr 80/2.5 and Wrl 80/3.2. The symbols indicate: first number - maximum
drilling diameter in steel and the second number - maximum spindle radius. Capstan
lathes are the basic product of this plant, and until 1959 about 41% of the total
production consisted of these lathes. Up to now, the following types were produced:
RH16, RH25, Rhr25, Rh32, Rv32, ROO, RVA, Rva5O, Rva63,Rvr.63, Rv8o, and Rvploo.
The symbols indicate - "H" or "h" horizontal and the letter I'V11 or 'Y' vertical axis
of the capstan headstock. The number indicates the biggest rod diameter. The RH16
and RH25 capstan lathes are the most modern in their class having multi-phase motors
Capstan lathes Type Rh32 and Rv32 were produced since 1949, the latter was replaced
by the Rv40 in 1950. Production of the Rhr25 lathe and the RVA type lathe with 4
and 6 openings in the headstock was also stopped in 1950. After the production of
light lathes was mastered, production of heavy lathes type WO and Rv50 was taken
up. Both types were hydraulically program-controlled, while the Rva50 and Rva63
have mechanical pre-selectors. The need of lighter and simple lathes caused the
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Machine-Tool Industry of the Poznafi District - Machine Tool Production of the H.
Cegielski Plant
RVL63 capstan lathe to be designed, which replaced the capstan lathe Types Rv50,
Rva5O and Rva63. For heavy-duty machining the RVP100 capstan lathe was designed.
After 1965, in addition to the RH16, RH25 and RVL63, the following capstan lathes
will be produced: the RvA4o, the RvA63 and the RVA100. The production of single-
-spindle turning lathes began in 1954, and after a short time the AJ25 turning
lathe was substituted with the ATL40 type, which was based on a Czech lathe produced
by Skoda. On the last Poznafi Fair, a new type of turning lathe, the ATA20, was ex-
hibited. This new type is similar to the ATL40 lathe, with same operating prin-
ciples, but a number of modern solutions. According to plans the production of
this type of lathes will be increased. The first milling machines Type Ful were
produced in 1947, and later were replaced by the Pula, the production of which was
stopped. Radial saws Type Cr7l were first produced in 1947, and in 1957 a new type,
the CRA 710, was designed. This type has a dosing pump which regulates the feed,
while the Cr7l was equipped with a throttle. In addition, the feed bed was rein-
forced and the hydraulic feed drive engine was replaced with an electric motor
equipped with a control. The growing trend of automating production processes re-
sulted in the design of a new model of the CRA 710 radial saw, the CRB 710. Both
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Cegielski Plant
types have the same main drive and some hydraulic parts, but the CRB 710 radial saw
operates with automatic repetition of its cycle. According to production plans the
number of lathe types will be reduced and only capstan and automated capstan lathes
will be produced by the H. Cegielski plant. Other types will be built by other
plants. There are 13 photographs and I figure.
ASSOCIATION: Zaklady H. Cegielski, Poznah (H. Cegielski Plant, Poznaft)
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URRANCZY K, S.
t'rolish Technical Abate
'No. 1 1954
Textile, Leather and
Paper Industries
b77 21.02 6795
/t;rwmk- . ?j_9tqM_24 a &mvite of E"norny in splaminz F"wm
gas6iRVante nias plastymych w p;zedtark~ch ir6di-cm viacymych
os=qdwkV. PrTegl4d TecbWczny. No. j. mi3, rp~ wa-ito, i ug5.
The draft aPPQratU3 used In co!ton spinrt:rv; C3USC'; tile JeMi-
-product -to attenuate. The author devot-.d virav-t-u- atwittion. in i,,ji
dmcr'%-,tloa of the draft apparatus. to the des~scn tit top pressurF! rolbi
coated(with a plutle subaftwine.
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Poland/Chemical Technology Chemical Products and Their Application. Treatment
of Natural Gases and Petroleum. Motor Fuels.
Lubricants, 1-13
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur Khimiya, No 19, 1956, 62632
Author: Urbanczyk, Sts~,_
Institution: None
Title: Determination of Small Amounts of Aniline as an Oxidation Inhibitor
in Turbine Oils
Original
Periodical: Oznaczanie malych ilosci aniliny jako inhibitors, utleniania w olejach
turbinowych, Nafta (Polska), 1956, 12, No 2, Biul. Inst. Naftowego,
2; Polish
Abstract: In Poland 0.01% of aniline are added to turbine oils as an oxidation
inhibitor. For operation control of the concentration of this addi-
tive an analytical method bas been worked out which is based on con-
version of the aniline to tribromaniline. Data are presented that
confirm the sufficient accuracy of the prcposed method.
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control of the selective extraction of lubricating
oi Ia. '7he zhromatographic analysis is carried out
in a caluxn equipped with a heating jacket which
maintains the column at a temperature of ?0*, the
ad6orbent used is ail-41--a gel,n-heptane, petroleui
eUter, and othyl alcohol are 10 used as eluents. Thel
.'jrst rune are made in a small column with smill
amounts of oil; a column of 2.5 m height is used
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cal compotdtion uf the fracticins obLained can be
rvadd.ly eletermined and the fractions can be nub-
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Zenon Klemensiewicz. Nauka polska, 11 no.1:35-40 -Ta-F 163.
1. Uniwersytet Jagiellonski.. Krakow.

b7MNCZYY,, Stania~q~w,.,dr.
....
Analysis of the use of molecular sieves to separate
n-paraffins from benzine distillates of Romashkino crude
oil. Nafta Pol 19 no.6:136-1.719 Je 163.
1. Instytut Technologii Nafty, Warszawa.

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Cutting the cost of materials bq applyirg the system of material
Incertives. UhIl 4 ro.1:21-23 Ja 162.
1. Dul president Gottwa3d, Hcrni Sucha.

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karvirA coal field* Uh.1i 5 no,6t195-198 Jo 163*
1, Dal President Goitwald (for Urbar--zyk). 2. Zavody V.I. Lanina,
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The Kalety Palp and Paper All. Przegl papier 18 no.12:
378-381 D 162.
1. Kaletanakie Zeklady Celulozowo-Papiernicze, Kalety.

URBANEC, Alfons, dr.
---------- :~-~
Explanation of Law on Compensati-n in Case of Accidents and
Occupational Diseases. Prace mzda 10 no.1:36-47 Ja 162.

JIRA, Vladimir.. dr.; BERNARD, Frantisek, dr.j__LRj~-W-,_4;fonsj. dr.;
WHAN, Jaroslav, dr.; VOZKA, Vladimi , dr.; POLASEK, J'sinijq-dr.;
PAVLATOVA, Jarmila, dr.; SVATOSOVA, Marie, dr.
Comments on the individual parts of the draft of the Czecho-
slovak labor code. Prace, mzdA 11 noltl5-.60 Jat63
(MIRA 17:8)
1. Pracovne pravni oddeleni, Ustredni rada odboru ( for Pra,
Bernard, Urbanec, Iuhan, Vozka, and Polasek).. 2. Pracovne
pravni komise, Ustredni rada odboru (for Pavlatova and
Svatosova).

Llitn-A!EC, A-Ifomq, dr.
Ca-1culation of wage compe"ation for flra-e rnzda
1.2 no.6:274-277 Je 164

ufjB,4jjj,,C, Alfons, i:-,; TUfff,11. JLjrcsl.nvi dr.
Pome ~I,f materiftl lirihlll~ty c,f ;Ory-err'. rntr.-F.-
I') ric.11-51'1-5.17 ri 16,
1 4.

U R B A 11 E C, Jaroslav
"MEUIODS OF INCREASING LABOR PRODUCTIVITY IN FLUORITE MINING"
Rudy
T6~esl Jaroslav Urbanec
Vol V, No 10, October 1957 Engineer
Prague, Pages 341-346

URBANEC, J.
"Ventilation in the Cinovec Ydne." P. 369.
RUDY. (Finisterstvo hutrdho prurWslu a rudnych dolu). Prahas
Czechoslovakia, Vol. 6, No. 11, Nov. 1958.
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EW ), LC, Vol. 69 Hoe 6p
August 1959.
Uncle.

URBOECp Jaroslavp inz.
4, 'k.. C. . fi~
4e .. 0,0~
A=iliary operations at the Cinovec ore mine. Rudy 11 ro.12:
393-396 D163.
1, Rudne doly Pribram,, zavod Sobedruhyo

URBANEC., Jaroslav, inz.
Importancr of the reduced borehole diameters for the
economy and productivity of boring operations. Rudy
12 no. 3: 93-98 Mr 164.
1. Rudne doly Pribram, zavod Ginovec.

UP.BMITEK Ja.ios, dr., oirleveles g-l-szrc;rnok, a
P -- 'I,
tu&)jwnyrJK &,k*1ora, a paris! q7etem (loktora
An account of the work of the Research Institute of ilf!ctric
ineustri In the past 15 yciirs. Flektrotechnika 57 no.11/12:
48?-498 n-D 164.
I. V.-irector, fiesearch Institute of Electric Industry, Blufifipest,
VI., l',lepko,; tars asag lltJa 32.

U. If ~,~ I Jan o,~ , J r , , a S. , a 'rylusmi), I tildomany!'k I, --,, ~ wil-i /.-I
-- - -ug
,7---ter. !Oktora-
Tho 4,csosirm, Institute X !.lectric Intilistry Ls 11) yt-,,,i"S Old.
Tern, tntA kozl 1) no.l-.4'3 Jq 165.
1. 1: in-3,- 't-w , earch i n~Ol 4- fut,i of ge tric 1,77 !~is try , Eli' ~ t .

UMUTEG' JO
T
I
Urbanec, J.; Simim3, C. X-rz.~.ys excited by protons on Zn, Cu, IR, Co, 'n--l
P. 532.-4VCEShOSLOV'-MSK-f C~'SOOPIS P-20 YYSIKU, Praha. 7o1. I-, no. 5, Oct. 195:-.
SO: Monthly List of Xast European Accessions, (mu), Lc, vol. 4, uo. 11,
Nov. 1955, uncl.

53031 535.338
!.Alfft X-nys eidt.-d by Protoul on ZAI, Cu, AN4
,wcAsD('.K- . Czech. J. Phys,
CO, FC. 1. URrw,
TjFw7,T955)TR -RuS5,Z.
feasurcrivrim cif t1w dependency (if the inimily
of 11w K. lines of X-ray r:ldimian e-witcd by piolons
an tl~,; cw_rgy of ttie prOWju %4j,, i.~ut jin fiVj
atti:(Aning tfCiater16. I'lit "ijluruntnii N;,%:.1C C:Irricd
"'I few an cmtg-y of Ow. PrAlum-i ?'i"livuls 400 iind
700keV. The X-rap. were by a MiCl
cryital in it Hnigg sfiectromim.-which commicud,
for wo-ik in a spaLc hilving a strow-. backeround of
r-rays prodt.,ceJ In the occ,.-Icraihm raN.- by p~,rasitk,
wi,k.ir v.~mikirv;. of tli,
X-ri~3 c.irdcd out 1)~ ;t bill t~p,: U.M. ~ounwr
In a kad shield, Ibc curicot of protuns frum thn
JXJK! -Aag h.:w,M on Ow iarjwt 0 it
diameter of 2 to, 3min, 11"C proto(si mw q"Iriled
ftoin the ri-M-cular ions by a ntwtmic arvily~~r lix
magnetic field of whiOi was autol'utically 43djusted
c.

always focuxd on thx sjnv pL~ of the targct. 11,z
-ion curtntwas integraud by an citctrunic integrator
workin3 lint-arly in the ratige G-WpA. 114 dcpcn-
dcmics of the imol"Sitirs of the K~ line,3 obLained
difTcrcd sonw-*hji from the de~vndcndrs forcra!d by
Hennebera. The dcviat~ons are of the order )fcri&)rj
CaU.Sod by StatiStka) ftctunfiorm un the one hand 4nd
protQbio =11 change.,; Vf the focus due to ch4rigas
in thcencrgy oTft protons on the other. Thecx1teri.
tnent proved that the iut~:nsi(y of th- K. Una dtmatcd
%Ith incrcairta mornic num6cr. An c,firnafe of thc
mtIct of the inunsiti'ts could tot be wrried ofit duz ,
to the unkno%n primary and sccondary cOnc(ion of
the NaCI crstal uW. Abriorption muiurements in
the dirw bearn vmre the-Ttfore carried out and (tic
&-pcPdcr= accordirl to the (hecry of 14cnrcbff&
wu thcrcby proved.

Category : CZECHOSI:PVAKIA/Nuclear PhyBics - Instr=ents and Installations. C-2
Method,s of Measureinent and Investigation
Abs J~xw : Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 1, 1957, No 274
Author :Urbaneo -L Jan
Title . :Use OfSc'Wt-11' ion Speqtrometers for the Meamwement of
Gams'-R&Y Emez:gles
Prig Pub :deakosl. easop. fys., 1955, 5, No 2, 221-229
Abstriket:Survey Article
Card : 1/1

. URBMEC. Jan. 411r.; WEBER,, Milos, inz.
-11
Plan for the Hruclear Physics Inst` te of the Czel-hoslo-i-A-3-
.. tu r. -
of Sciences. Jaderna energie 3 no.6:162-168 Je t57.
1. Ustav jaderne fysiky,, Ceskoslovenska akademie)ved,, Praha
(for Ubranec). 2. Chemoprojektp Praha (for' Weber .

UYIDAM~C, J.
Mensurements of moisture in materials Iy means Of scattered neutrons on rrotons.
p. 25e (Jadera Energie) Vol. 3, NO. 9, Sept. 1957, Praha, C~,,.echoslovakia
SO: 'NO111THLY INDEIX OF EAST EMCFEAN ACCESSICIN3 (EEAI) LC, VOL- 7, NO. -1, JAN. 195,-
I

CZWHOSLOVAKIA/Nuclo.-.r Physics - Nuclovr Fowor end Tochnology C-8
Abs Jour : Rof Zhur - Fizike) No 12j 1958) No 27056
Author i, Urbenoc Jen
Inst s Not Givcn
Titlo : Stert of tho First Czochoslovok Ronctor.
Orig Pub t Coskosl. cesop. fys., 1958, 8, No 2, 271-272
Abstrect : No abstract
Card : 1/1

barium-142. jaromir Malf, Vladimir Knobloch, Dana
AML Mid Zdifi& `[Trlat_ie~ alad:
ilovil
Merik
1m 7,C.

A
r
,
M:* lisl
?ission
Z -
y
and half-lives for Ball' and Ball' were dfad. by the
radiochem. method. The decay of Ba isotopes sepd. from
Irradiated U136 was measured both withotit and with an Al
absorption foil. From the decrease of the: activity of the
pure Ba Isotopes their radiation energy was detd. The
r.etative fission yield of these isotopes was detd. from the
ratio of their activities to the activity of Dal" and from the
known fission yield of Ral". Fission yields (based on the
fission yield of Bal 34 - 6.37G), radiation energies (as meas-
ured by the absorption method), aW half-lives for Ball'
Y* - 6.26 :k 0.32%, 4.90 A; 0,530,10;
and Ball', re3p., are:
Ea 1.93 + 0.1, 0.76 A: 0.07 m.e.v., and Til, 18.3 min,, and

67014
S~2 00 CZECH/37-59-Lf--1/16
AUTHORS: Jan Urbanec, JiYi Kopeck~. and Josef KaJfosz
TITLE: Itadia-t EvVeUapture of Slow Neutronsaby Atomic Nu(:lei
PERIODICAL: Ceskoslovenski 6asopis Pro Fysikuj 1959, Nr 4)
PP 339-346
IBSTRACT; The aim of this work was to fill in gaps and make more
accurate measurements on low-energy states of a romplex
nucleus, i.e. at energies of 0.1 to 1 MeV on light
elements: S, C11 K, Ca, V, Mnj Hg. To increase
accuracy, a large volume of target material was used.
The source of neutrons was a Czechoslovak experimental
reactor. The neutrons were taken from a horizontal
channel of approximately 100 mm diameter. A bismuth
filter of 200 mm thickness was used to redur:.e the back-
ground y-radiation. The beam of neutrons was
collimated by a collimator made of paraffin and Li2COI,
(the arrangement Is shown in Fig 1). The target -
material was enclosed in an aluminium cylinder 6 cm dia.
Y- '+ am long. The wall-thickness was approximately 351
mg/cm2. In a slngle-cry3tal sc.Antillutton spectromete-.,
Card 1/2 a crystal of sodium iodide (L~A x 3.8 cm) was used, The
pulses were analysed by a single channel amplitude 7

67014
CZ ECH/3 7-59 1/ 1 -0
Radiative Capture of Slow Neutrons by Atomic Nuclei
analyzer. The resolution of the spectrometer at
u
o.662 MeV was 8.?--.8.9% for uncollimated y-radiation.
The energy levels and intensities of the various gamma
transitions were found. as the difference between two
measurements; the f-Lrst was taken with the target
material in the aluminium r,~ylindeT, and the se(,(-)nd with
the empty aluminium tube, Several parasitic radiations
Occurred in the spectrum. These we-re due to: reactions
in the scinti.ilating CryStal, Compton sc;attering,
annihilation radiation of energy 510 keV; eto. The
absolute Intensities of the transitions were found by
Comparison with a knr,,4rn reaction (Ref 6). The ac-;c-aracy
Of this determination was better than 1.5%. The accuracy
of measuring the energy was better than 1%. The results
are summarised in Figs 4 to 89 and in Table 1. Table 1
also shows results of various other authors. Ivo new
lines were discovered on V52,
Card 2/2 There are 8 figures, 1 table and 1. .4 refeiences, of whl~,h
9 are English and 5 Soviet,
ASSOCIATION: dstav jad.erne'ho vy'zkuka 60SAV, Praha (Institute for
Nuclear Research, Czec-,hoslovak Academy of Scien~;e,
Prague). SUBMITTED: January 16.1959 . Y/

Radiative capture of kt*Wo nuclel.
I" Urbcknec~
rM I
~i (in Russian).- ie ener es and abs. Intensities of y-mdiA-
.,;I tion from the Lit ve capture of thermal neutrons by S31,
clu, Ke, CA44 ,vgs~ Mn". Hg~A nueld wem mhasured
by mews of I I tillation opmtrometer. The
transitions measured in the energy Interval 100-1200 a.kv,'
are mostly transitions between the knmt excited states ofj
Ir the nuclei studied. Two new Unes'whkh hrva not been.

U7RB KAMSZ, J,; ZVOLSKY, T.[Zvollskiy, 1.1; NOVGORODCV, A.
Ime4gation of DyI55--:00- Tb135 decomposition. Chekhosl fiz
shurnal 13 no.8:573-578 163,
1. "ratoriya yadernykh prob2su,, Ob"yedinennyy inatitut
yadnwhykh isaledoyaniy, Dubma,, SSSR.

ACCES--, DN li-,, AT ~,, Cf
MMHOR, KLajf!?- Urbanec J
J. "~ J~'~
TOPIC TAGS: acintillation spe-trometer, gp=.,a ray spectrametc,-, single crystal
spectrometer, image ff=ction, Compton acattering, pair production
o-irq whon the enerc~y D~ prinm~tii7
)rme n P- v,_ f~,w
demands On UV~ DrOgra=ing. on-ce the probler. is d".elaped It can ue use4a
%-rtr: 1c
Cord

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ACCESSION VR: AP5003755
separately the contributions frDM thr-e brsi- methofils of' pri mtiry-riidlat ion absorp-
tion -t4
,, namely pnotoeffe,~;~ t r uri.J ppir nr~,,~~i I -)n. T,- Pr~-~bab~.Ii-
ty for absorption of secondary quanta in the crystal is calculated exacr,~ -for
the firrt time. Tt is Alpo claimed that the ewLlysis of the contribution from
Vith PKnrP-r,-,iCnr, dcriv;:d "or
or-,G. haE.: i
Seq~- T -t;' o -harlovak. Academy of -ien,-es, Rez
A'1'7 )t4: Ins utle ~ Nuc' z
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SUB.hUTTI FM :2(
NP REF SCYV: 000 OTHEF, 009
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IV D :L ru
0-7
czw
Abe lour, Rof ZhUr'xhsiyl jprImOv*-
KnoblOCU, VladjAir..
Author I Maly I UrbaMGO, zdonalc.
Done- i~. ~i_ I a lis-
t plot given of yield Of 1W141 and B6142 I
Ira Daterainotion,
Tit SiOD. of UZ35, 9IB-225.
I of
OrI4 pub, Chna. 1i"71 the,:T4'Vyrod-
authors dotOMined the ~,,,d
"street , an, the Tj at .h therwal nW4
ly radiation distiOD at obtained as the ro-
.4 by the '= the values tiity Rod too"a
trons .a Valet 60"t# to the *O,Urod prAvlously
f the roasut
@"t 0 B,139, Iftich bad boon Q*a for 00 do-
yield of t socumor. jq%AA1Ooa
with afticion
Card 112

CZWHOSLOVAKU / physical Chwistry. Radioohs~dslry- B-7
180topos.
Abe Jour: Rdr Zhur-nicire, No 7. 1959. 29440.
Abstr4otl termination Of the Y1014 In the c4#6 Of fission
were derived. The possibility, of a d1l8ortion
of the rasults by the adaixturs of Be Is 4112-
Inateds because this isotope cannot accumulate
during a short Irradiation with a low li*UtrOU
flow. The Be produced was ohmically separato4
Mai IA. The following values were obtained for
T (aAn ) yielf,11% the 0111 or fission (f-%) and
3 Otavi for Ba and Be "apeatively: 16.3;
5 26 0:32-..1.93 j 0.1 and 5.91 4.90 JE 0.55;
0:76 0 7. Otto U4881.
Card 2/2
9

LMMMM, Hamus; IMRISOVA~ Dana; UDIAKOVA.. Ilidmi la; URBANEC,, Zdenek.
Thermal dissociation of emoniun polyuranate (ADU) -Jaderna
Mbezzie 9 no.111357-358 163.
1. Ustw:,Saftm*ho vyzkumup Ceekoslovenska akademie ved, Rex
u Pftby.

URBANEC. Zdenek
Phase changes in the reaction of oxides of the composition
between U03 and U308 with water vapor. Jaderna energie
10 no. 2:52 F 164.
1. Ustav jaderneho vyzkumul Ceskoalovenska akademie ved,
Rez.

URLIANEG) Z.
Annual conference of tne Japarlese A:3soclation for AtomI1,3 Frergy
in 1964. Jaderna, enel-gie 10 no.12:4i.,'-4~.2 1) "4.

~IJW
Category: Poland/General Biology. Evolut.`.ori. B-7
Abs Jour: Referat Zh.-Biol., no 6, 25 March .1.957, 2161o
Author : Pozhariskaya, Urbanek
Inst :not given - -----
Title :Some examples of origin of species in the light of paleon-
tology.
Orig Pub: Kosmos (Polska, 1956, A5, no 2, 173-189
Abstract: No abstract.
Card 1/1

URBANEK, A.--.-
SCIENCE
Periodical: KOSMOS. SERIA A: BIOWGIA. Vol. 7, no. 3, 1958.
URBANEK, A. Marginal remarks on George Gaylord Simpson's last book
The Major Features of Evolution. p. 285.
Monthly List of Fast Raropean Acessions (EEAI), W, Vol. 8, No. 3, May 195~
Unclass.

URBANRKP A.
SCMCLP
.11/
Periodicalst KOWM. RMTA 1: BIOLOGIA. Vol. 7, no. i, 1958.
URBANF.K,, A. Past., present,, and future of mn; a book review. p. 549.
Monthly List of last European Accessions (EEAI) LC Vol. 8,, No. 4,, -
April. 1959, Unclma.

KIFW-JAWOROWSKA, Zofia,,- URBANEK-j Adam
What is new in palpor.,,;,jlogy? Kosmoo biol 11 no.1:5-26 162.

-URBA19S& Adam
On generation and regeneration of cladia in sow Upper Silurian
monograptido. Acta palasont Pol 8 no.2tI35-254 163.
1, FaUsozoological Laboratory, University, Warsaw,

CZECHOSLOVAKIA / POLAND
Z:-T.,jsKA, I.; PsychopharnaeoloGica7 laboratory,
URBANEK, B.- PIETRUS
1f,_.Clinic, Warsaw.
Psychiatr*
"Changes in the Activity of Cholinestorase in the Serum Of Schizo-
phrenics Dur-ing Treatment with Neuroleptics."
Prague, Activitas Nervosa Superior, Vol 8, No 4, Nov 66, pp
424 - 1~26-
Abstract: Serum of schizophrenics in the first star-,e of tlie dis-
U 1~
-j"a-seand during their first hospitalization was used in the study.
Cholinesterase activity was controlled every 7 - 10 days in the
course of the treatment. 12 patients treated with chlorpromazine,
and 2 with perazine were used in the study. A direct correlation
between the dose of the drug and the activity Of the enzyme was
found to exist. In 2 of tho patients who had a v6ry high cholin-
esterase activity before the treatment (197 and 203 units),there
was no increase in the activity as a result of the administration
of the drug. 2 Figures, 7 14-estern references. Submitted at the
8th Annual Psychopharmacological Meeting at Jesenik, 18 - 22 Jan
66. Article is in English.
CZECHOSLOVAKIA / POLAND
-URBANEK,,13.; GNAT, T.; JANCZARSKI, J.; 111AZUR, A.; SZADKOWSKI, S.;
Re~76-a-r-ch Division of the State Sanatorium for Nervous Diseases,
Warsaw. Zo-riginal version not given 7.
"Some Pharmacological Properties of Thiolic and Disulfur (-S-S-)
Analogues of Acetylcholine."
Prague, Activitas Nervosa Superior, Vol 8, No 4, Nov 66, pp
426 - .28
Abstract: The role of acetylcholine in the US is discussed. In
experiments on cats the pharmacological properties of thioglycol-
choline (HSCh) and of dithiodiglycolcholine (ChSSCh) were investig-
ated. Their influence on blood pressure was weaker than that of
acetylcholine. Amounts of 10 gamma/kg of the compounds caused a
strong excitation of respiratory activity, andl rng/kg caused a brief
apnea. In experiments with isolated frog hoart amounts of 0.01 to
1 gamma/ml, caused a decrease in the amplitude of heart contraction
and bradyeardia. 10-1000 gamma/ml caused the cardiac arrest. The
role of the 2 compqunds in nervous transmission is discussed. 3
Figures, 5 Western references. Submitted at the 8th Annual Psycho-
pharmaoological Meeting at Jesenik, 18 - 22 Jan 66. Article is in

I - - -
"D Aix' F - !")I- " P, I / I-'
i~ , '' I ~ '. , 11

JANKOWSKI, Xazj,,;jtr7,; KAKOLailol"Kl, Jun; KNOLL, Elzbietal PQANrg,_pq-gu!~l-la
:nveotigations on the effect of the chronic adminletration of
qu4At,rAl (P-2647) to rats. fleurol. neurochir. psychiat. Pol.
15 no-.2j235-240 Mr-AP 165.
1e Z Kliniki Psychiatrycznej AM w Warstawie (Kierownik: prof.
dre As Jus)s

KRZYSZTOFIAK, Miroslaw; URBANEKO Danuta
Fluidity analysis of workers and emplOyeSS of the Gdynia Part
Authority in 1959. Goap morska no.4:3-46 160.

Applicatiod W 1.611MI1 matistet's iodine 11104hod 1-1 the
laccutale deformi"flon of gai ban monolsido. F111111 I
AW-MCCH CAfth CIVAI MIMS, HAVA.
dvt. OAXJJ-0.41~', CO III j SAS, 011.1ke .1
i-'11111-ml, sairild, 01,20 Ilith l"tofibetrate I bytistrequatimt:
1,44 4 5CO - 5C(Ys + 1,. Sublime oil the I mulab*vch it
111 .5% NAI.Ill 6911 1- 4nd 01-. A61111AIC tile PAU. *i1h
11OAc + NAOAc aubt. and add a slight exccss of lir to form
lo,-. Remove txccsg Br wills 111CM11. Add dif. HIS(),
I.' X) and KI mW titrate with 0.01 IV SO.- , it) tile stach
clid iloint. JAIIIVI L. jell

W F-C2R,-,,TA K~MCA Sec.2 Vol,10/6 Phy.Blochem_ June 57
A
2542.1~. ~NC '..s, FRANC Z. and.URBANEK E. Fysiol. Ust. Lek. Fak. NIU, Brno.
ti s nekrvav*m ri~ ~fenim Fkrevnfho ttaku u psa v chronick(,m po-
kusu. Bloodless measurement of blood pressure in dogs
in chronic experiMents SCR. MED. (Brno) 1956, 29i'3-4 (83-92)
Graphs 4 Tables I
The methods so far devised are discussed and preference is expressed for the
'tunnel' method in which the pressure in the carotid artery is measured. Experi-
ments on dogs are reported. It is pointed out that a carotid sinus reflex must al-
ways be taken into consideration; this raises the blood pressure by about 9 mm.Hg.
Measurements were made after the animals had calmed down. a process which as
a rule takes 15 to 30 min. Both systolic and diastolic values were recorded. To
obtain figures of any value it to necessary to continue the experiments for 10-15
days and to take about 300 readings. Fluctuations of as much as 30 -40 mm. Hg
may be observed. Von Skramlik - Berlin (11, 18)

LUPINEK) Z.; PARKA, R.; KONEMY, M.; URMOTEX, E.
Effect of chloroquins on the activity of the thyroid gland. Scr. med.
fac. mod. Brunensis 34 no.6:257-262 161.
1. Katedra farmakologie lekarake fakulty university J. E. P. v Brne
Vedouci MUDr. Josef Sajner, C. Sc. Oddeleni nuklearni mediciny katedry
patologicke fysiologie lekarske fakulty university J. E. P. v Brne
Vedouci Doc. MUDr. Jaromir Vasku, C. sc.';
(THrROID GLAND pharmacol) (CHLOROQUINE pharmaool)

URBANEK, E.
". ~ - -- I.-.-- . - 1. - I-------
Collective determination Of germanium and gallium in coal
andIfly ash from electric power plants. Faliva 41 no.3:88-.91
mr 61.
1. Ustredni, laborator Zapodoceskych uhe1nych dolug n,p,,
Zbuch.

1~111~Atlj~K,..Fxaritigek., kand. arkh.; VORONINA, T.V., red.izd-va;
TEMKINA, Ye.L., tekhn. red.
[Industrialization of apartment-house construction in
Czechoslovakia) Industrializataiia zhilishchnogo stroitelf-
stva v Chekhoslovakii. Moskva, Gosstroiizdat, 1963. 139 p.
(MIRA 17: 1)

FBIX, G.; MAIM, G.
Hormonal therapy of juvenilo diabetics. Cas.1sk.cesko 90
336-338 16 Mar 1951. (CUM 20:7)
1. Of the Second Internal Clinic (Head--Prof. Ant. Vancura, M.D.).

URBAMM, 'Badrich; RAKUSAU, Behumir; VYSTRCIL, Alois;
A Ural; DOLIZAL
71CHA, Karel; ZICHA, Ouval; klinicky spolupracovnik.- Miroslav Kolda.
'.~reatmant of endarteritis with tiBsue preparations RTX. Cae.lek.
cask. 91 nb.45-46:1375-1377 14 Nov 52.
1. Z 11. internt kliniky prof. dr. Ant, Vancux7 a Vyzkumnsho ustavu
lecivych.rostlin v Praia.
(TrS= THMUW, in varicus diseases,
endart riiis obliteraiu)
(n;2ZTIS O'BLITEUNSi: tberapy,,
tissue ther.)

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(INFLAMHATION, therapy,
Yypericus perforatum extract)

URBAN1g,_fiAh&&A" DOLAZIL, Bodricb; RAKUSAN, Bbhuair; VTMCIL, Alois-,
Olowm=r.-Iaiel: ZIGRA. Osvald, Irolektiv RT1; IZMYA, Anna, MUDr,
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(PLANTS, therapeutic use
fterlem perforatulm-Axtract In Inflaimmatory gynecol. d1s.)-
(GTINCOLOGICAL DISIASNS, therapy
gypericust perforatust extract)

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URBANEK, Halina
7he Babsk Undr-r. on, Nau~ i matem przy-i oIA -.0"- z Tv), '1,0:
151-156 161~
1. Department cf Plant Systematics and Geography, Univbrsity, Lodz,

MWAZEK, Halina
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162*
1. Katedra Systematyki i Geografti Roslin., Universytet, Lodz.

URBANEK, Halim
;bvo9Ojjli-ror":LReser7e. Nauki mate= przyrod Lcdz
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1. Katedra Systematyki i Geografii Roslinj, Universytety
Lodz.