SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VALVACHEV, N.I. - VALYASHKO, M.G.

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WSSR / Microbiology. - Microbes Pathoganic to Hwmans F-4
and Animals
Ab~,t Jour: Referat. Zh. Bio'-!., No. 1, 1958, 737
Aut"hor : Vallvachev, N.I., Pomanov, B.G,
Title : 65E'E-r~i-ak of Boyd -Novgorod s kaya III Dysentery in
a Collective
Orig Pub: Zh. m1krobiol., epidemiol. i immunobiologii,
1957, No. 5, 53-58
Abstract: No abstract.
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17(2,6)
AUTHOR: Vallvachev, N.I.
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TITLE: Some Material on the Comparative Preservation of Shigella Boydii III
and Shigella Sonnei in Water and Milk. Author's Summary.
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PERIODICAL: Zhurnal mikrobiologii, epidemiologii i immunobiologii, 1959,,Nr 6P
p 123 (USSR) I
ABSTRACT- The aim of the work was to determine the preservation of Shigella boydii
III in sea-water, boiled and unboiled water from the Leningrad main water
supply, in boiled and unboiled milk at room temperature (17-190C) and also
under refrigerated conditions (+ 2-40C). Strains of Shigella sonnei were
also studied for comparison. In sea water both species were preserved for
6 hours to 2 days at room temperature and for 1-3 days in the refrigerator.
In boiled main water Shigella boycl-Li was preserved for 46-69 days at room
temperature and for 43-116 days in the refrigerator; the figures for
Shigella sonnei were, respectively, 66-71 days and 62-84 days. In unboiled
water (active chlorine 0.2 mg/lit, pH 6.9) all the strains were dead after
only an hour's exposure, despite the presence of an 0.2% protein barrier,
Thus, there was a close correlation between both species of ShIgella.
Card 1/2 Differences were noted in the period of their preservation in milk. With

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Some Material on the Comparative Preservation of Shigella Boydii III and Shigella
Sonnei in Water and Milk. Author's Summary.
intensive proliferation, Shigella boydii was preserved for 3-6 days in
unboiled and for 14-21 days in boiled milk, whereas Shigella sonnei was
preserved for 10-14 and 20-46 days respectively. After long exposure in
water, some Shigella boydii strains showed a weakening In their enzymatic
activity and loss of susceptibility to agglutination. Testa with mice by
the Roginskwja method showed no essential differences In virulency between
the original Shigella boydii strains and the same strains after 46 and
700 days exposure in water, All the Boyd strains showed great sensitivity
to sulfathiazole-sodium, whereas it had no iWiibiting effect on the growth
of Shigella sonnei.
ASSOCIATION- Kafedra epidemiologii Voyenno-medit;3inskoy ordena Lenina akademii imeni
Kirova (Department of Epidemiology at the Order of Lenin Military
Medical Academy imeni Kirov)
SqJBMITTED: March 12, 1957
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ULITACMU, N,I,; HUMOKO, N.H.
ftperimental evaluation of the surface disinfecting action of the
baeterioidal lamp BUV-LOP In relation to vegetative forms of
microbes. Gig.i san. 25 no.2-.92-94 7 160. (MMIDO
1. Is Toyanno-zeditsiuskoy ordeus, Lenina akademii Imeni S.M.
Kiroya.
(ULTRAVIOUI RATS)
(BACTiRrA)

VAL I VACHEV, N. I... ~ pod Ikovnlk med. sluzhby
I . PO
Use of hydrogen peroxide for disinfecting the handso Voen,-md,
zhur. no.1.0*87 0 161. (HIM 15:5)
(~~GKN PERMM) (HANDS.-DIMMMOV)

,"1,'VACHW- -N-1-o podpolkovnik meditainskey sluzhby
Method for preparing basic (clarified) solutions of DT-SGK and
calcium hypochlorite. Vom-med. zhur, no.8t85 Ag 161. (141fl,15:2)
(CALCIUM HIPOCHLORITE)

VALIVACHSV., N. 1.
Hydrogen peroxide as a disinfectant in nonventilated premises
occupied by humans. Zhur. mikrobiol., spid. i J"m3n. 32 no.S:
102-107 Ag 161. (MIRA 15:7)
1. Iz Voyenno-meditsinskoy ordens, Lenina akademii imeni Kirova.
(HYDROGEN PEROXIDE) (BUILDINGS-SANITATION)

-VALUZIS, Kostas; VAZI.-ELIS, J., red.
[Business accounting in the sections of state farns] tpie
Ukiskaitos organizavima tar-'Aniu ukiu skyriuose. Vilnius,
Valstybine politines ir moksldnes lit-ros leidykla, 1964.
78 p. (In Lithuanian] (MIRA 17:7)

L 2h779-66 EW(d)/MW/M~W-2 lip(c) W
SOURCE COD
-A, RIAT6012881 E: UR/2910/65/005/002/0259/0270
yu Mislun a. ValUzhis, A. D.
AUTHOR: Mis nas A~ A
Valuzis, A.
ORO: Vilnius Stater Universit im. V. Ka u as (Villnyusakiy gosu-
ly pp-
TITIE: Temperature _~r effect on the resonance line CD113 3261 Aand its
hyperfine structure'oomponents as a consequence of its own pressure
SOURCE: AN LitSSR, .Litovskly fl;leheskly abornik, v. 5. no. 21 19650
259-270
TOPIC TAGS: atom, resonance line, hyperfine structure, high tempera-
ture effect /IT-28 interferometer
ABSTRACT: An investigation has been made of the effect of-teilpe,
ture and the number of collisions between exciting and perturbi.
atoms on the broadening, soifting maximum, and asymmetry of the
resonance line Cd113 3261 A and its hyperfine structural components.
The temperature broadening of this line was analyzed?-by (tsing th
total absorption method. The constant concentration of,the Cd113
--Kapqr_in a sealed silica absorption tube was N = 3.2 10-LI atoms per
cm-1. Me line- -inifdstigated-showed-a,--t~eqqeti~y to 1herease with en increase
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ACC NR, AT6ol2881
temperature rise:from,993K to 125DX,,'-but this increase was very small
and remained within thb rxftdte-~or-m--asurement7,arror. The line had
the. red- of-tkie value U - 1.67,, which was changed by the
increasing The bruad-enizig of hyperfine
structural components was%analyzed by the~4rVy..;?erot IT-28 Inter-
2ect)m ra h4,, The coqstant concentra-
ferometer and S 281silica a
tion of the CdM v por 'was N - 2.5--l-61"at-oms per ama. The width of
oonponent a increased 'by (11 + 5)% and of component b by (10 +5)% as
the temperature rose. The Investigatedl-components of the CV13
resonance line were found to be symmetric Th; Qkudmum Van).acement
of hyperfine structural components was n;t ob dtved. Thb~ investi-
-not-fully agree wit, the results of the collision
gation results do h
theory. Orig. art,,.has: 7 figures arid 15 formulas. (Based on

ACC NRs
Ap6on597 NY BOUIRC18 CODE: UR/046V/66)
AUTHOR: Vasilly~va; L. D. (VSoscow); Vallvachev, N. I. (Moscow)
ORG: none
TITLE: Effects of an aqueous hydrogen peroxide solution on Hicketasia berneti
SOURCE: Voprosy virusologii, no. 3, 1966, 376
TOPIC TAGS; hydrogen peroxide, rickettsia, tactericide, bactericidal action,
hydrogen peroxide bactericide,7 P43E
ABSTRACT:
The bactericidal effect .3 d aqueous soluti= of hydrogen I
of 0 %, 3%, an 6% 1
peroxide on Nckettsia berneti was tested. Results of experiments carried
put in chick-embryo tissue culture showed that the Rickettsia are resistant.;'
19 the solutions but tbat.their numbers could be reduced within an hour.
[W.A-0-50; CBE N6. 101
am CODE: 06/ SUBM DATE: none/

R.I.; VALITACHET, Yu,Te.s inxh.
Using plastics in the manufacture of agriciltural, machines.
14asbinostrottell no.2:33 7 160. (WRA 13:5)
1, Zaveduyusbahly khImicheakim otdelom TSentr4linoy savodskoy
laboratoril sayoda "Rostgellmob" (for Trenkql). 2, TSentrallnaya
laboratortya savoda "Rosteellmeeh" (for Vallvachov).
(Plastics--Molding)

VALVADS, A.
GENFJtAL
PERIODICATS: VESTIS, No. 5j 1958
VALVADS, A. MinerajLogical properties of nonlead and nonboron pottery
glazes containing 1~01 ZnO, SrO. p. 123
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC, Vol. 8, No. 2,
February 1959, Unclass.

MCC;-;RnA NMICA See.17 Val-4/3 Pub3.1c Health,etc. r
VAJ441,4 Zj Z -- - -
908. ACUTE TETRACHLADRMETHANE POMONING IN TAILORS, WORKSHOPS -
Akdtna otrava tetrachl6rmetinom v krajHrskej dlelni - Valvart J. Kiln.
Chor. z Povol. a Hyg. Price, Bratislava - LEK.OBZOR. 1957. 516"(349-
354)
Four accidental cases are reported. The toxicity of this substance renders its
replacement by other solvents desirable.

VALVASHKO, -H.q.; IVANOV, A.A.; MCRACMS:EIT, Yu-V-; SOKOWVA, A-1-
Tattlana Borioovn& Polenova; obituw7. Trwir MIG 32:41G-413
156. (MIRA 12:1)
(Polenova, Tatlimm Morisovna, 1890-1955)

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