SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VARFOLOMEYEVA, V.N. - VARGA, E.

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AUTHORS BIjaje;. L. M., G. F., Ctizd%;Q~al V V-1
Panova, V. P_ "::all", Z. V., Va rfa I ouvj %'a, V. N.
TITLE3 OrowlnZ AQtivated LithA in Pl,oridv Cr-,Istala
(=&-ij
PMIODICJLLi Kri3tallo_raV1:/a. 191.)9, V.1 4, Ur -j. pp 794-791i
ABSTRACT. The admiasion of Impuritieu Into th~- ~truct,.rv or LIP
crjutals to activ4tc then for d~tectlon or them'31
alectrona, a* ror cAamplu, for uze In zz!ntz-11atom.
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duratiort of aZLn;: or the molten phn5~ prior to cry3cal.-.~- -
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ASSOCIATION; Crjutalloi-.raphical In;it!tt;to or tho k;ad-j of :'ien~c3
at the USSR (ln.tit.t S55H)
SUBMITTED; Jun~ Ij, 19,9
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AUTHORS: 2;hovandrov, N. D., Gribkov, V. I., V
TITLE: On the Polarization Dependence of the Fluorescence of
Molecular Crystals on the Radiated Wave Len6th (0 zavisi-
mosti polyarizatsii fluorestsentsii molektilyarnykh kristallov
ot dliny volny izliicheniya)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR. Seriya fizicheskaya, 1959,
Vol 23, Nr 1, PP 57 - 61 (US-IR)
ABSTRACT: In a previous paper (Ref 1) the authors tried to explain
the importance of free and localized excitons to the
luminescence of molecular crystals. On the basis of the
amount of the "ratio of polarization" (the ratio of intensity
of the components according to the individual crystal ax,?s)
which Greatly differs in free and localized excitons
(Ref 3), both excitons can be identified by polarization.
In the present paper the spectral dependence of the lumi-
nescence polarization of molecular crystals was investi--ated.
At the same time, the degree of luminescence polarization
and its intensity were meanured. The investifation covered
Card 1/2 stilbene and anthracene. For stilbene, polarization is

On the Polarization Dependence of the Fluore-rerce of S07/4'--~-2
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Molecular Crystals on the Radinted Wave Len,-,th
almost constantly positive (+70/)) rithin the long-wave
range, whereas it becomes negative (-95%) within Uthe short-
wave range and at the end of the band. Accordin,3 to the
results the authors arrived at the concluoion that short-
wave luminescence with the polarization N -.1 OCYj') is de-
termined by the free excitons, while long-wave luminescence
depends on the localized excitons. The result of the deter-
mination of the short-wave spectrum by free excitons is in
accordance with theory (Ref 6). In the ease of anthracene,
the polarization dependence of polarization on the wave
length is somewhat more complicated. There is a marked
polarization maximum within the short-wave range. A' the
end of the short-wave band the polarization declines rapidly
down to 09 at low temperatures it remains somewhat hi.-her.
For investigating thepe problems it is necessary to clarify
tho orientation of crystals in delinil and to pans to low
temperatures. There are 4 figures and 11 references, 7 of
which are Soviet.
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E132/E360
AUTHORS: Belyay-ev, L.M., Perekalina, Z.B Varfolomeyeva, V-11%,
Panove.. V.P. and Dobrzhanskiy,
TITLE: The Ltuninescent PropertiesNf Lithium Fluoride
Activated by lLraniumA
PERIODICAL: Kristallograftya, 1960, Vol- 5, No. 5.
pp. 757 - 760
TEXT: Crystals of LiF - U were grown by the Kiropulos method
in air. Uranium was introduced as uranyl nitrate or sulphate
in concentrations of 0.01 to 0.5 wt4o'. Crystals with 0.01%
activator had a blue-green luminescence and with 0.025'0 and above
a yellow-green luminescence. The spectra of the luminescence
excited by e% ptercury lamp (flpk- (PRK,-4) with a (UFS-1)
filter) were measured with a YVX~11) (UM,-2) monochromator and an
4))Y-,32. (FEU-32) photomultipli;3~._ Absorption spectra were
measured on an C-0-LI, (SF-4) spectrophotometer. The spectra are
reproduced. From O.Dl to 0.03% of the activator an effect was
discovered by which the bands of the luminescence spectrum were
displaced. The absorption spectrum was also displaced towards
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E132/E36o
The Luminescence Properties of Lithium Fluoride Activated by
Uranium
the long wavelength region. It is shown that the presence of an
oxid1sing atmosphere which permits the formation of the U+6 ions
Is a necessary condition for the activation of a crystal by
uranium during Its growth. The dependence of the luminescence and
absorption in the crystal on the concentration of the activator
permits the use of luminescence analysis for studying the processes
by which impurities are distributed during the growth of crystals.
There are 4 figures and 7 references: 5 Soviet and 2 English.
ASSOCIATION: Institut kristallografli AN SSSR (Institute of
Crystallograehy of the AS USSR)
SUBMITTED: March 11, ig6o
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USSR/ Chemistry Organ~Lc, chendstry
ftrd -1A Pub. 116 - 11/24
Authores I Varfolomi3yeva, Ye. K.
Title I Photochemical oxidation of aromatic hydrocarbons
PariOdi*al I Ukr.~ khiin. zhur. 21/2., 215-217, 1955
-Abstraot Investigation was conducted to determine the rate a-,A kinetics of formation
of organLc peroxides during photochemical oxidation of ethyl and isopropyl-
benzene -Ath molecular oxygen with and without catalysts. The catalytic
decompoaLtion of ethyl and isopropylbenzene peroxides was carried out, in
the presence of a sulfate ferrous oxide solution to determine the nature of
the intermediate hydrocarbon oxidation products besides peroxide. Results
obtained are briefly analyzed. Four references: 3 USSR and 1 German
(1934-1954). Diagrams.
Institution The.N. K. Krupskaya Pedagogical Insto Kherson
.Submitted t JUlY 9s :1954

.USSR/ Chemistry - Organic, chemistry
Card IA Pub. 116 - 12/24
Authors I Varfolom(iyevao Ye. K.
Title I The kinetics of thermal decomposition of organic peroxides
PeriodiCal 4 Ukr. khini.,zhur. 21/2, 218-221o 1955
Abstract I The thermal decomposition of organic peroxides formed during the oxidatioii
of various hydrocarbons (ethyl benzene,, isopropyl, benzene, decalin and
tetralin) was investigated in a decalin solution at 140, 150, and 1600 in
the presence and absence of catalysts. The effert of oxidation catalysts
on the phase of thermal decomposition of the peroxides is explained. Tbe
results obtained are given in graphs. Five USSR references (1938-1954).
Tables; graphs.
Institution The N. Ki Krupskaya, Pedagogical Inst., Kherson
-Submitted t July 9~ 1954

VARPOLORRY11VA, Ye.K.; ZOLOTOVA, Z.G.; YEGOROVA, O.N.; ANTODOVA, N.K.,
F.-.,
MetvF 0,vg:k).
Groving cr7stals from solutions. Xhim. v shkole 11 no.1:58-62
Ja-F 156. (Crystallographv) (MIaA 9:2)

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AUTHOR: Varf olomeyeva , Ye. K. 73-1-8/26
RITLE: The Effect of Organic Peroxides on the Chloration of
Benzene. (Vliyaniye Organicheskikh Perekisey na Khlori-
rovaniye Benzola).
PERIODICAL: Ukra-inskiy Khimicheskiy Zhurnal, 195?, Vol.23, No.1,
pp. 54 - 58 (USSR).
ABSTRACT: The chlorination of benzene to hexachlorocyclohexane
has been carried out under the inf luence of light. No
results :aave so far been published on the effect of
organic -eroxides on the chlorination of benzene with
P
gaseous chlorine in the liquid phase. Langenbeck, W.,
Losse, G. and Ituerst H . (J. Chem. Technik, 1953,
Vol. 5, page 561) investigated the chlorination of
benzene -under the absence f light in the presence of
1% additive of organic peroxides at 2VJ C. The influence
of orEpnic peroxides on the yield of hexachlori'de and
also on the y-isomer content was studied. An increased
yield of hexachloride and of the y-isomer was observed
in all cases. According to their activity the inves-
tigated peroxides can be arranged as folldws: the
hydroperoxide of decaline> hydroperoxide of tetraline>
hydroperoxide of isopropylbenzene >hydroperoxide of
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73-1-8/26
The Effect of Organic Peroxides on the Chlorination of Benzene.
athylbenzene. The product is colourless and has a
fainter small than products obtained without the use of
peroxides. A graph (No.1) shows the effect of organic
perox'des on the velocity of chlorination of benzene
at 52 C, the second graph (No.2) the effect of organic
peroxides on the yield of y-isomers of hexachloride.
A 15 - 18.27a content of y-isomer was obtained by the
addition of peroxides. Results are tabulated in table 1.
There are 2 graphs, 1 table; 6 references, 3 of which
are Slavic.
SUBMIYTED: September 7, 1956.
ASSOCIATION: Ullyanovsk Pedagogic Institute Cha:Lr of Chemistry
(Ullyanovskiy Pedagogicheskk~ Institut, Kafedra Kbimil.)
AVAIIABLE: Mbrary of Congress
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VAUGLOWIVA, Ye.K. (g. Ul'yanovsk)
I
lxperimontal problems In organic chemistry. Xhim. v shkole
14 no.2:66-74 Mr-Ap '59. (KIRL 12:4)
(Chemistr.v organic-3bcpartments)

.. VAIIRFOLOHNUVAIYe.K.; ZOLOTOVA, Z.G. (g.Ul'yanovBk)
Experimental preparation of methane from salts of organic
acids. -Shim. v shkole 14 no.2:78 Mr-Ap '59. (RIBA 12:4)
(Methane)

VARFOLOMB)q~Vh,,
Pioneer ruietings devoted to chemistry. Miim, v shkole 15 no-3:
my-je l6o. (MIRA 14:7)
1. Pedagcjgicheskiy instituts g. Ullyanovsk.
(Chemistry-Study and teaching)

TAKO-LOMSMA. Te.K.; BOTOVA, A-S.; NIKOLAYEV. H.1.; BOLDYPJWA, T.P.;
---KUWUXHrff.-4,T.V.
Demonstration experiment on the subject "Properties of water."
Xhim. v shkole 15 no-6:68-70 N-D 160. (MIRA 13:11)
1. Pedagogicheskiy tnetitut. g.Ullyanovsk.
(Water-Study and teaching)

VARFOLOMEYEVAO Ye.K.,
~Pi6neer Maaiatr7 meeting on the topic 'From splinters to the
electric bulb." KhIm. v shkole 16 no.101-56 A-F 061
(OA 14- 3 1)
1. Pedagogicheaki7 institutp g.Ullyanovsk
(Chimistry-Study and teachingi

,VARFOIDMEYEVAj Ye.K.; BOTOVA, A.S.; SHEFLER, V.F.i ZORICH, N.F.
Chemistry evening on the topic "Metals and alloys." Xhim. v shkole
17 no*2*.64-70 Mr-Ap 162, (MIRA 1513)
1. Podagogicheskly institut, g. U11yanovsk.
(Chemistr7--Study and teaching)(Metals)

VA"OLCHMVA,,__T�. K.; BOTOVA,, A. S.; BALAYEVA, V. F.
SyntheBiB of some growth stimulants for plants. KUM. v shkole
17 no.4:73-77 JTI-Ag '62. (MIRA 15 z 10)
1. Pedagogicheskly institut, g. U11yanovsk.
(Growth promoting substances)

VARFOIDI,T,YY,VA, Ye.K.; BOITNA, A.S.; SIq,,FFLFR, V.F.
Photochlorirztion of acetic acid and acetic anhydride in v-.e
presence of orgunic peroxides. Zhur. prikI. khim. 38 no.11:2612--
2614 N 165. (MIRA 18:12)
1. Krivorozhakiy pedagogicheskiy Inatitut. Subrdtted April
2.1, 1964.

ZYGINSON, A.&; Ill'YANOV, A.1.1 VARFOLOMETIVA, YS.M.; VORCL3'YNV, N.Y.;
KLRPOMOSOTA, R.M. I
Laboratory method for determining the content of salts in petro-
letwo. Xhim. .1 tekh.topl. no.11:60-64 1 136. (KWA 9:11)
1. Ufimskiy ueftepererabatyvayushchiy zavod.
(Petroleum-Analysis)

AND=, V.R.; NESTMIOV, B.A.; PIKELIM, G.A.; VARFOLOMEYEVA, Ye.M.;
K&RMOSGVA, R.H.
Apparatus for continuous determination of the salt content of
desalted petroleum. Xhim. i tekh.topl. J masel 4 no.3:21-
22 Hr 159. (MIRL 12:4)
1. Spetsial'noye konstruktorskoye byuro po avtomatizataii
nefiepererabotki i neftakhimicheakM proizvodstv i Ufimakiy
nefteparerabatyvayushchiy savod.
(Petroleum-Analysis)

SVIRYAKIN, V. T.;- VARFOLCMMIVA, Ye. N.
Aneurysm of the aorta and Its perforation In tuberculous spand7-
litis. Probl. tub. no.21101-102. 162. (MIRA 15:2)
1. 17, patologoanatomicheskoy laboratorii (zav. - dotsent V. F.
Yurlyeva) I kliniki kostno,-sustavnogo tuberkuleza (zav. - prof.
B. S. Kutsenok) Ulxainskogo nauchno-issledovateltskogo instituta
tuberkuleza Imeni. akad. F. G. Yanovskogo (dir. - dotsent A. S.
Hamolat)
(SPINE-TUBERCULOSIS) (AORTIC ANEURYSMS)

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V The date 11 1 RU at co I In Pralence of one
or witmb.,d ""w a and omn umd' troxide as a exte
Anoth C) MMM to . /
111d. vniosl 0.11 A. at Pat ( Iv. Szeted. MmO.
"at CUM. Acia ' German).-S-contg.
compda, Ilk sulfitce. b-isulfiwe, PYrosidfite, sulfide, dithlon-
Ite. thlosulfate, and tetrathimate can be titrated with IFe-
(CN)sJ--- in 4 to Uf NaOll soln. Rt 50 to 60* In the pres.'
ence of OsO4 cataly-3t. Either dead-stop or potentionictric
end point detection can be umd. A. L. Underfr"

Sc ience
-aOxi'le -
eA
, I
f fer!-icY!,!ndie cxl" i-,.r.
Anal'!tic EiDplic 2c-rjc,-,m
,eter=inaticn 0-
DireA
s6lution. P. 4432
Vol. I!ov.
!T April 1959
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Von'thly List Of- 2p-t ---uropnan

VARGA, A.
SCIE.:CE
M 1- ODICAIZ:
MAGYAq ~-,AIIAI. Vol. 01t, I'lo. 7/8 July/Au.". 1958
Varga,, A. Mechanism and analy-tical ugo of ferricyanide oxidations catalyzed
by osmuri tetroxide. p. 2h5.
I-Ionthly list of Past European Accessions (EFA-L) LC, Vol. 81 lio. 2,
February 1959, Urclass.

VARGA, A., SLUMBI, F.
Analytic applications of ferricyanide oxidations catalyzed by osmiu;m tetroxide.
III. Determination of sulphur com-ounds in the presence of each other. In
English, P. 399.
ACTA CF71ICA. Budapest, Hungary., Vol. 20, No. 4, 1959
14onthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI) W, Vol. 9, No. 2, Feb. 1960
Uncl.

Pungary
t., i.,-s-ory Aainlytianl Chemistry - Analynis of inorganic
fk LJ) -~ t-= o 5
Jour I Zhur - Khim. Ho 13, 1969 45-581
.1:~ C : Solymosi, F. and Larga, 'A.
AL'It. : rot given
: Analytical Applications of Ferricyanide Oxidation'
Reactions Cataiyzed by quadrivalent Osmium. II.
Direct Determination of Sulfur Compounds by Titra-
I b : Magyar Chem Folyoirat, 64, No 11, 443-447 (1958)
1 it liar Ween established that the oridation of SO~
I., , I_' S S20~2 , and SkOj2 to
Ii I S2 ()~ ' I IS'CII
C3 , .".. ferrt~;yanide (I) in alkaline mslium is
markelly accelerated by the presence ot zmall
amounts of OsO4; under the condition8 deteriatned
the above reactions are quantitative, inatantane-
OUs, and car be used for analytical purpozes.
N&OII is added to the solution to be analyzed until
its concentration is 4-5-5 N, after which the
solution is heated to 50-60*, 2-3 drops of 0.01 H
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Clountty Fungary F-2
Gla~c~~ory Azalytical Chomia-trf Aualyfiis of inorf~,aztio
Abe. Jour substanoes 45581
Referat Zhur - Khim, No 23, 1959
IT.ttlL~
Or Ig Pub.
Abi3tract OsO4 are added, and the solution is titrated with
a 0.1 M sollition of Ii thi endpoint-is determined
by the dead stop method Camperometriz titraLion].
The authors note that the conditions for the
, 0~ 2 by th--, werhod of Deskinukh
determinatior of S'
and Bapz:.t (RZWK.im, No 21, 1957, w~.ich
is baeed on the rame reaction, do not appear
optimal. The ferricyanide method ic Preferable
to the iodometric method,for the determination
of 8032'- since 1 losses as SO, are eliminated

09%1'atey : Hungary F-2
catoGory Analytioal Menistry - Aii&lysiG ot inor6an~e
substances
Abe. Jour ReforjLt Zhur - F-him, No 13, 1969 45581
'Author
Inst itut
Titla
or iS Pub.
Abstract
B0,62-), The anthors report an interesting ob-
servation: du:Iag the reaction of SO~2_ with I
in the absenco of the catalyst under the condi-
tions described, the nolution changes color from
green to red; in the ~,)piniozx of the althors Lhis
change involven tho pAzary formation of a green-
colored comple-, which on combining witlh 1 is
transformed into a binuclear red-colored complex.
For Co4munication I see RUMAri, No .10, 1958,
32194.
I. Krishtofori

HOGARY/Analytical Chemistry - Inor(pnic Analysis. E
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Khimiya;, No 20, 1959, 71251
50-600, then SO 2- and S 0 2- are oxidized to SO 2-
Successive application oi 4hese twa titrations ahow's
the determination of S204 2- and 8032- or S 2032-. To
anal ze the mixture of all 3 anions Liven above,
S204 is determined first, then the sum So 32- and
s 0 as aven above; to another protion of the
2ulat
so ion to be analyzed iodine is added; it oxidizes
S20 42- and SO 2- to S04 2-, and S20 2- only to S4062-;
the excess oPiodine is back-titraLd with sulfite.
S496 2- may be determined by titration with the solu-
tion of I (HaOH concentratim 5 N) in the presence of
OsO4' Formulas for calculations are Liven; the er-
ror of the analysis 0.3-0.4%. The titration end-
point in all cases is determined apperometrically
using the method with the sharp eud-pDint (dead-stop).
For Curraunication II see RZKhim., No 13, 1959, 45581.
-- I.Krisht3fori
Card 2/2

VAhGA, Andras okleveles mernok, iranyito tervezo
Dgtermination of soil distribution accordIng to the de&Tee of
rigidity in a given soil volume. Melyepitestud szemle 13 no.
10:454-457 0 163.
1. Ut-Vasuttervezo Vallalat Talajmechanikai Osztalya.

WIJOG.I., ~~.
V,'~! G , A . N'an -.rd ?lectricl-ti?.
Iral. 10, "'o. 1,95()
FIT FKTF(Y"T,-'jj"TC.,R
nib,
SO:

VAPLA, P e~
VARGA$ A. For a great production of nutritive materials *:Yon, the beet used for fodder.
p. 7.
Vol. 11, no. 8$ Apr. 1956
MAGYAR NEZOGAZDASAG
AGRICULTURE
Budapest, Hungary
So: East European Accession, Vol. 6, No. 3, March 1957

VARGA, Alajos.. dr.
Remark about the article entitled OProblem of dead lanes in
the centralized transportation of goods.n Kozleked kozl 19
no.38:638-639 22 8 163.

ERDESZ, Tiborne; '!A~iGA, Alajoqno, foelondo
Spreading of televi3ion and its effeA. Stat szemle 42 nc~.10:
975-989 0 164. -
1. Division Chieff Ce!~rIAl Statisticql Office, Budapest (I'or
Erdesz). 2. Central S atistical Office, Budapest (for Varga).

VAMA, Antal
MD
I'TeIGAIRY
National institute of Traumathology (Orezagos
Traumatologiai Intezet)
Budapest, Magyar Traumatologia, Orthopaedia,
. Aug 62, pp IM:~-199.
"Frequently Overlooked Fraotures and Disloeations
of the Limbs."
Go-authors
ZOLCZER, Laszlo, RD, National Institute of Taumathology.

VARGA, Aranka
Millions for pennies; ceiling strengthening instead of ceiling
change. Ujit laP 14 no.6;27 Mr t62

VA R. ( ~-~ A) E.
VARGAv B.
Patho;enesis of wafanamaide poisoning and to the tivatment of sub-
sequent wjopJA. Ory. hatil. 9lt27# 2 July 50. p. 839-41
le Szent Bince Hospital (Director-Or* Laaslo Polm), Egero
CU-1 190 50 Nov.t 1950

VARGA, B.
- . -
Javel's ophthalmometer, modified to corneal microscope.
Szemeezet 88 no-3:166-167 1951. (CLML 21:1)
1. Doctor (Iger). 2, Eye Department Heves County General
Hospital.

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UhGAI B.
"Two new tyres of machine tools" p. 193, - 5, no - 5, May , -' , - w t
Hungary) (GEP, VUL E,,J)pes ,
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, L.C., Vol. 2, No. 11, Nov. 1~53, Uncl.

D&stn hE3d/hE2c(3)
7R . A new 1*19~(Ivr MethO4 for drierral"Ing letrachlara-
ithAH41044 Its applicatied In OCCUPI(Ional It.

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,
ie partial hydrolysis of tetrachloroetbano by split-
Ling off one chlorine ato-in offers an unambl$uolls way
lished b a'
This may bo accom
for its determination
.
p
Medlum-strmth bim Rach as ditthylaullue. 111perldine,
N-cthyll)1Ixr1 Inc or altimonin. It haa been .4 town that
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the hydrolysis is saitably carried out by refluxing tile
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ca
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n aqueomi a
ample
or 2o tuht.
t
alinuoula. The trichloroethylene fortned Is stable against
flity furthOr action of the base.. Tetruchlorco--thatic luay
be detennined by. t1;, method in illixtums with buty
nectate, chlorofonn, carbon tetrachloride und trichloro-
ethylene. The clildrido formed during the hydrolysis call .
be determined by mercurfuletric luctfuld.3 with diplienyl
carbazonc Indicator where the lower Ituilt of sensitivity
Z,
is 1.5 mg. Autolints stnaller thall, t1lat (0.1 311g)
may be
nnalyzed by drawing 40-50 litres of air (measured pro.
cisely by a ratamettr and gas nicter) through anhydious
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nitric acid medium by means of 0.01-N Hg(NOj
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tion. The turbldbuetric uxthod requires a calibration

ctizve which may be obtained by using standa ~ 40 U_
r
tions containin
various amounts of chloride Lou
Within
g v
ange of dilution of 10 and OW pg per IW ml.
J

ViLItUR, ii.
Magyar Kemikusok Lapja - Vol. 10, no. 4, Apr. 1955.
National conference of the chemical industry. p. 97.
Simple method of calculation for determination of potassium in the presence of natrium.
pe M&
Prevention of accidents. P. 123.
SO: Monthly list of East European Accessions, (EEAL), LC, Vol. 4, No. 9, Sept. 1955
Uncl.

VARGA, 11.5 ~A!.
3 '24 7-3 5
Fore ~~hur s t.1 fVr e--q,,j-!rpn! !.li X~-tHvln d~-:~
AaOleiaie der V'L senschuf "Ra, Bda-pes
LTI.

VARGA,, Bela
Ectopia, of the crystalline lens and the results of its
surgical treatment. Vest. oft. 76 no.5:78-81 M 16).
(YJRA 17:1)
1. Glaznoye otdeleniye oblastnoy bollnitsy, Eger, Vengriya.

VARGA, Bela..
- ,
Development of horseshoe rupture of the retina. Szemenzet 91 no.3:
117-124 Aug 54..
1. A Havemegyei Tanaco korhaza as Randelointezate (Igazgato:
Jaranyi Janos) szemo6ztalyanak (Foorvos: Vagra Bela) kozlemanys.
(RETINA, rupture,
horseshoe form)

VARGA, &-la
Questions of raising saplings in mountainous forezT-s 4-n H-ingaurv.
Erdo 13 no.7:307-312 JI '64.
1. Matra State Forestry, Paradfurdo.

VARGA, Bela
Heat effects at precision machine tools. Cap 13 no.12:471-472 D 161.
1. Szerazangepfejleszto Intezet.
a

VARGA B-a3A
Our 1st 2 cases of lens extraction in high myopia. Szemeazet 97
no.4:232-234 D 26o.
1. Az egri Meyet Korbas kozlemenye (Igazgato: Oevath Gabo ,r.
Szemeszfoorvos: Varga Bela).
(CATARACT EXTRACTION)

VARGA, BOA. Ciro
Inherited Marfan's syndrome. Or7. hetil. 103 no.10:438-443 Mr 162.
1. Agri Megyei Norhaz, Szemeszeti oaztaly.
(ARACHNODACTM genetics)

PP, Miklosp dr.i VARGA, &rtnlan, dr.; AC'S, Z.3uzerinnap dr.; FOU.M,
Janos, ar, --~ -
T
Effect of some agents influencing blood circulation on the
pancreatic blood flow. Oz-ir. hetil. 106 no.13:591-593
28 I-Ir 165
1. Mafpfar Tudomanyos Akademia, Kiserlet! Orvostudomanyl Kutato
Tntezet, Korelettani Osztaly es Budape3ti Orvostudomany! Egyetem,
I. Belklinika ( lgazgatos Rusznyak, latvan, dr.).

BALINT, Istvan, dr.; VARGA, Berta, dr.; HODOS, Tibor
Nouropoychiatric examination of confectionery workers employed on
assembly lines. Ideg.szemle 15 no.2:39-45 F 162.
1. Az Orazagos Munkaegeszsegugyi Intezet kozlemenye.
(PSYCHOLOGY INDUSTRIAL) (MENTAL DISORDERS)
N

HAIMOS, Gyorgy; VARGA, Bertalan; RIGO, Janos; DOKLET, Anna; PUCSOK, Jozaef;
SOSY Jozsef-------,-*,---
Effect of tryptophan on the activity of alkaline phosphatases in granu.-
locytes. Kiserl. orvostud. 13 no.6:579-582 D 161.
1. Budapesti Orvostudomanyi Eaetem Korelettani Intezete.
(THYPTOPHAN pharmacol) (PHOSPHATASES blood)
(LEUKOCYTES metab)

VARGA, Bertalanp dr.; FAPFp Mklosp dr.
Study on the protein transport by glomerular filtration. Orv.
hetil. 105 no.19:877-880 10 Myf64
1. Magyar Tudoman-yos Akademia, Kiserleti Or7ostudomanyi Kutato
F Lntezet, Korelettani Osztaly (igazgato: Rusznyaky Istvanp dr.).

PAPP) Miklos, dr.; KRAS711AI, Istvan; ACS, Zsuzsanna, dr.; VARGA, Bertalan, dr.;
FOLDEES, Janos, dr.
Examination of the hlood volume flowing through the pancreas in
experimental pancreatitis. Orv. hetil. 105 no-37:1?46-1?48 13
S 164.
1. Magyar Tudcmanyos kkadermia; Kiserleti Orvostudomanyi Kutato
Intezet; Korelettani Oaztaly es Budapest Orpostudo-manyi Egyetem,
I Belkliriika (igazgato: Rusznyuk Istvan dr.),

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ACC 1,R: AT600`7401 SOURCE CODE: HU/2505/65/026/OOX/0024/0024
IZ-3
Pa
AUTHCR: Szam, I.; Nikolits, Ilona;, lik, I.
'ORO: IV. Department of Medicine, Institute of Pathophysiology.. Medical
University of Budapest, Budapest (Budapesti Orvostudomanyi Egyetem, IV.
Belgyogyaszati Tanazek.'es Korelettani Intezat); Department of Neurology, Istvan
Hospital, Budapest (Istvan Korhaz, Ideggyogyaszati Outaly)
p ,Enteractions between heii-t-fu-h7dtiom--respiration-and-cerebral-eleptric
al-
activity in experimental pulmonary edema [This paper was presented lat the 29th
Meeting of the Hungarian Physiological Society held in Szeged from 2 to 4 July,,
19641
SOURCE: kademia scientiarum hungaricae. Acta physioldgica, vs 260 Su~plewnbt
105.9 24
TOPIC TAGS: rats,EEGI respiratory system, circulatory eyetemp cerebrump
animal physiology# electrophysiology,, neuraphysiology
A ;Accordina to-eir1Yiir'_Fdiu1ts, t
ABSTRACTt_
ipulmonary edeva is preceded and accomparAW by marked alterations in the
irt"G, convulsionsf bradypnea and bxadycardJa. To determine whether the con-
be
~;ulsions and gyqkit decrease in the respiratory rate would responsible

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gical changes in the cerebral electrical activity, bradycardia
for the patholo.
-,and BEG alterations, the motor nerve endings werp blocked with tubocurarine,
!in rats. Artificial respiration was maintained. It was found that the patho-
logical changes in cerebral activity constitute a primary occurrence absolute.,
-1y independent of the respiratory chan-es, heart rate and convultdons.. The
inhibition of convulsions by curarizati"on and artificial respiration did
-Pot protect against the pulmonary edema induced by 14H4Cl, but prevented
the respiratory aralysia...They afforded, hownver -inst the.-21
.no protection agr
cardiae repolarization disturbance. CjpRS]
SUBICODE' 06' SUBM DATE: none

I NIKOLITS, lloiia; VARGA, berta; PALIK, 1.
Interactions of hee--t function, respiration and cerebra-1
b-'oelectrical activity in pulmonary cedama induced b7
ammonium chloride. Acta med. acad. sci. Hung. 21 no.2:
181-186 165.
1. Fourth Department of Medicine (Director: prof. G.
Gottaegen), Instituta of Pathophysiology (nirector:
Prof. J. Sos), University Medical School, Badapestp ani
Department of Neurology, Istvan Hospital, Budapest. Sub-
mitted July 15, 1964.

STAPF, ~') vir_ ev~ -_-VARGA, P~~rtallan-t-dr. 3 AGS, Zsuzeanna, dr.; PAPP, Miklos,
Mennuring tht quantity of the blood flow through the adrenal
grlnnd using a themo-battery. Orv. hetil. 106 no.28:1306-1309
11. J1165.
1. Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia Klserletl Orvostudomanyl Kutato
Intezetp Korelettani Osz-taly ligazgato. Rusznyak, Istvan, dr.).

15494-66
ACC NR: AT6oo7463 SW= CODE: HIJ/2505/65/026/OOX/0038/00
AUTHOR: LaXgq,~.; Sta--kt E.; Papp, X.; Acs, Zsuzsanna
ORG: Department of Pathophysiology, Research Institute of Experimental lledi6fne,
Hungarian AcaderW of Sciences (Magyar Tudomarqos Akadenda, Kisorleti studomanyi
Kutatointozat, Korelettani Osztaly)
TITIE: Effect of ACTH ancl TSH on adrenal and thyroid blood flow Zn, is paper was
presented at the 29th Meeting of the Hungarian Physiological Society hold in SzeEpd
,tfrom 2-to 4 July 1�647
SOURCE: Academia scientiarum hun Acta physiologica, v. 26, Supplement,
1965, 58 19ricae ~
-thermocouple,
TOPIC TAGS: ACTH, endocrinolomZ.-gland, hormone, blood circulation,
tbyroid gland
ABSTRACT: The experiments wertz carried out
on do.,-s.- The 6fmnges in blood flow werp recorded continuously by mear.3 of
heated thermocouples inserted into the glands. It was shotin in acute cx,-.ri-
ments that ACTH increased the adrenal blood flow even when 7iv(--.i 4n repeated
i.v. injections. The adrenal blood flow was increased even after the corticoid
secretions had ceased to increase. In the other or,7ans used for comwriaon
'!-Card
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(kidney, ..' thyroid), ACT~ ~id not influence the blood flow. By means of thermo-
couples implanted into the adrenals, it could be shown in alert animals that
even small doses (1 I.U.) of ACTH caused a significant increase in adr~,nal
blood flow after an operation. The method was proven to be suited for use i
n
studies concerned with the relationship betwPen adzy.,nal secratory activity and
blood supply-in alert animals. The results obtained with '%b8 correspondeQ'
with those obtained by the themocouple method. As detennined by the above
two.methods, TSH produced no chanTe in thyroid blood flow, in acute_experiments.,
-IMW
SUB CODE: 06 SUEM DATE: none
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HUNURY
SZAM, Istvan, NIXOLITS, Ilona,,VAW-, Bert4 DESI, Illes, PALIK, Imre,
GOTTSWEN, Oyorgy; Medical Un eraiij offmAspeat, IV. Medical Clinic, In.
stitute of Pathophysiology (Budapesti Orvoatudomanyi Egyetem, IV. Bel-
gyagyaazati, Klinika, K-oralettani Intetet), and Capital City Istvan Hospital,
Neurological Ward (Fovarosi Istvan Korhat, Idegoaztaly), Budapest.
*Recent Experiments with Pulmonary Wema.4
Budapest, Kiserletes OrvostudomapZ, Vol XVIII, No 2, Apr 66, pages 153-162.
Abstracts (Authors' German summary] By means of EE3 experiments using im-
planted cortical electrodes in rats, It was possible to confirm the
conclusions arrived at through other means that the central nervous system
plays an important role in the development of pulmonary edema caused by
NH4C1 and adrenalin; pulmonary edema caused by alloxan, however, is caused
exclusively by pulmonary damage, In pulmonary edema elicited with NH4Cl,
the bioelectric disturbance of the brain is independent of the convulsions,
bradypnoe and changes in cardiac frequency and manifests it-
self before the appearance of the pulmonary edema. The experimental pul-
monary edemadeveloped using NH4Cl, will not be warded off by the administra.
tion of curare or by machine respiration. 12 Eastern European, 31 Western
references. [Manuscript received 25 May 65.3
1/1
industrial IMedicine
1,; -, A R'Y'
.1 ,, :).,, 5OU-,, Gab~)r, Dr; National Institute of Dibor
AVAI , Pal, -,jr, W..~:rVt_Berta
HyCjpne (direeLor: TiTYAR, Fiklos, Dr) (GrszaGor, 1MunkaeLr-szse-u,,yi Intczs-t).
"Clinical 7.amination o f '.4orkers Expos(-d to Aldrin."
budapent, Crvosi Fetila , Vol 107, ;,o 39, 25 snp 66, pa,--Yps 1841-12,41'.
Abstrai;t: rAuthors' Hurijarian surrn.;ryl The clinical app,-arance of intoxica-
tion with ldrin, a wici,~ly useci plant spray, is described. Accordint: to the
authors' obs,~rvations and JLn a-,,rf;(,-mPnt with the literature data, irritative
phenomena an the mucaqa an(! symptoms of autonomic excitation may appear
airea~ly aftPr a few wt~ekf~ of exposur(,. Thi,3e become morn and morn s(.-vere
lator and collnp5e-likf~ attacks, myoclonus and, In some cases, Erand-nal
type or epileptic acizures develop. An early recoEnition of the intoxication
and it; trPatment are po5sible in mozt ca '~os by the anamnPsis, knowledge of
'the circumstances of expobure and the clinical as well as the Z~, Pxamination::.
3 Hijn,-,ar~an, 10 wertern references.

W-~GA, C-,,~-,O
2d foundry conference In Leimig; ','ay 2P-30, 101(, p. 106 (YoMq%nti Ta~-,ok
. " . j I
Pudarjest Vol. 11, no. P, -1,ug- 1956 Ontode 1101. 7, no. P)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (EIEAL~, LC., Vol. 6, no. 7, July 1957. tnel.

IJARkllp D.
Laszlo Akos' and Dfor,(,-y Lakos' E'rdeszelet 1-enenesalian(Fore3tors' Life all
KerrenesaUa); a book revimi. T). 49. VZT, 11o. 1 Jan. 1956. ACRkTUDAAily.
Budapest, Hungary.
SOURCE;. East European List, (EFAL) Library of Congress Volj 6, No* 1
January 1956.

VARGA D
laboratory research to shorten the germination period of seeds of
Picea excelsa Link. with the aid of nitric acid. p. 97. RE-IISTA PATURILOR.
(Asociatia Stiintifica a Inginerilor si Technicienilor din Rominia si al
Ydnisteru).ui Agriculturii si Silviculturii) Pucuresti. Vol. 71, no. 2,
Feb. 1956.
So. East Duropean Accessions List Vol. 5, No. 9 September, 1956

RL41ANIA / Forestry. Forest Cultures. K
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 7, 1958, 29574.
Author : Varga, D.
Inst : -Mr-9tvmr.-
Title :Experiments with the Seeds of Gleditschia
triacanthos LI in Rumania.
(Opyty s semenami Gleditschia triacanthos L.
(Rumyniya) .
Orig 'Pub: Rev. Padurilor, 1957, 71, No 6, 382-386.
Abstract: The results are told of laboratory experiments
investigating methods of making honey locust
seed germination take place faster and of pre-
venting mold from appearing while they are in
the ground.
Card 1/1

VAFC,As D.
'"MeeIting the Great Stalin, a collectiVe farl-" D. 14- "Stalinist heroes-" p. 15-
(FAGYAR RADIO Vol. 9. no. 10, Mar. 1953. Budapesl..)
I
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, Vol. 2, jJ8; Lj.brary of Congress
August, 1953, Uncl.

HUNGARy/Chemical Technology - Chemical products and Their H-13
Appjication - Ceramics, Glass, Binders, Concrete.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - KhimiYa, Wo 3, 1958, 8846
Author : Varga renes
Inst
Title _i~,te,-'_R`=.ista~ntAdoZe Bricks.
orig Pub Epitoanyag, 1957, 9, No 1, 10-15
Abstract Description of laboratory experiments on enhancing the
strength and vater-resistance of adobe bricks by addi-
tion of various stabilizers (S) to the paste. The expe-
riments vere conducted using lean calcareous and marly
clays. As S vere utilized binders -- lime of 88-y4 ac-
tivity, grade 600 portland cement, mixture of coal ash
and lime, and also organic substances -- bitumen emul-
sion, rosin scap. The beat results vere obtained on
addition of up to % of lime and lime-coetaining binders.
Card 1/2
MMGARY/Chemical Technology Chemical products
Application _Ceramics, Glass and Their H-13
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - nimiya, Y Binders, Concrete.
No 3, 1958, 8846
The compression strength of
20 stabilized adobe is around
kg/cm2- Addition of rosin soap increases the wate,
resistance of adobe.
Card

VARGA, Dez9o
Beta sensitivity tests on surface barrier se:rdcor,-.;uctor
ATOMKI kozl 6 no.3/4:143-149 D 164.

..11 t;
ill'i. , maps)
S': "onthly Li s
uncl. -,t of -','as,u ;Etiropean .'.ccessiors, LCC, Vol. no. Oct. 1.5:5,

VIRII~, E. 19149
.b -,ches und Allgenelren lrsl. J. of lebrecr-r)
(T3 ysiolor'n
O'Cortin-Likel Action of Oua~,,Ijn."
Berlin, 1949
Naun-n-Schmiedeberg's Arch. fur Exper-4mentelle lath. iind Phalmnkol,
207;6-2(-,9-3~)
Abst: Eye. Med. 11, Vol. 111, Yo. 6, p. P03

VARGA) E* 1949
(Physiol. und Allei-emeines Patl-.,. inst. U. of Debrecen)
"'Cortin-Like Action of Diabain.111.11
JIaunyn-SchsiedcT;erj,t's Arch. f,jr E-xpc rimen tell e, Pa thol. clnd Pharmscol, Berlin, 19)0
207PI-2013-216)
Abst: Exe. Med. 11, Vol. 111, No. 63 P. 803

VARGAIV E. 1951
(Physiol and Pathophysiol. Inst. U. of Debrecen)
"Further Experiments With 14istamine-Azo-Protein."
Acta Physiol (Budapest)., 19,q 2A suppi. (48)
No ebst. in Exc. Med.

VfiFfSA, -F. lorn
.. I-
(Physiol. and Path. Imt. U. of Debrecen)
"Fropertles and Effects of Prociine-r-o-proteln."
Acta Physiol (Budapest), 19,51 2/1 suppl (49)
No abst. in Exe. I-led.

Tfi* actim W apirmline "A related Irm"lliowme"t
betsam SA4 of sympailpsak NWMVM up" stristed
:
= ..d. d.1" Map,appt stag. ad Qg..
A. An"in wW R. %'at$* (Univ. Pd". flung.). Acm PAys-
W.. Ac4d. M. Ifiropt-12."423-34(1961 Xin Rn#Usb),- CW-
acteristle sitect$ go the Inuscle tension of the abeffinstoo
.11-mm-lima nerve nia" pr*pn. at cats and dop were 4tud. -
led by Wall adrvattine. "mpdtW, isituit terior k4w
fit., adenodav tripbosphate.. atul acelyzInr. Na In.
6 on the devek"nent al the 5 stages of synapik-
tatigur was obsetyrd. Uffects an muscle tension by tetank-
timulation awl actrenallne mid be bkcked by ergotAinint
:ad t1thyxituepgotamine and we e antagonisvii by "vtyl.
eboline. Adrenaline titeves overe oho tetted Ininsartetially
mM on clenervated tnuscles. I IrvialL Offlin

WENT, I.; VAML 0 Z.
..~. ~.- , i
Experimental studies on chemical counterregulation of the blood
pressure. Acta physiol. huna. 3 no.2:377-394 1952. (GLKL 24:3)
1. Of the Institute of Pbysiology_qf Debrecen University.

WENT, I.:VARGA. 1.
-:1 ~ '' %
The role of chemical contraregulation in blood pressure regulation.
Kiserletes orvostud. 4 no. 3;360-373 Oct 1932. (CLKL 23:5)
1. Doctors. 2. Physiology Institute of Debrecen Kedical University.

TOTH, M.;WIWT, Y.;VARGA, B.;SZUCS, 1.
Penicillin-inactivating effect of human serums and protein-free serum
ultrafiltrates. Magy. belory. arch. 5 no.3-.114-118 Sept 1952. (CIKL 25:5)
1. All doctors except Szncs. 2. First Internal Glinic (Director -- Prof.
Dr. Bela Fmrnet) and Institute of Physiolog7 (Director -- Prof. Dr. Istvan
Went) of Debrecen Medical University.

VAROA9 t.
"Hydralysi.&af.Acetyleholines-in-th.6-Prosence.zf Purified Myosin; Influence of Acetylocho'lins
on AIleno I tase Actitity." p. 2-5.- (Acta-Physiolo&ica. SuPPlement. to v. 4,
1953 BudapestTos~
SO: Monthly List of N 6
%st European Accessions,/Ylka?f no? Congress, Jung 1954, Uncl.

VARGA, E.
Aszodi, L.; Kostya, K.; Varga, E.
"Effect of adenosintriphosphate on the Glycogenl-ho3phorolysis of Denervated Wscles
and on the Degeneration of the Peripheric Nerves." p. 25 (Acta Physiologica.
-yupplement to v. 4, 1953, Budapest.)
SO: 14onthly List of East Dwroyean Accessions, Vol. 3, No. 6, 14brary of Congress, Jl;ne.
1954, tncl.

VARGA F.
Kover, A.
Went, T.;Vi~r
"Bloo,i Mntnmine Contents of Chronic Hyp.--.rt,~nsivo- Dogs." r. C62. (Af~ta lol
Supplement to v. 4, 1953,B11daPest.
SO., I~qrLthj)~ st of Fast Eurovean Accessions. Vol 3 No 6 Library of Conq~ress, Jun 54, Uncl.

I4,;BAffYA3Z, T.;JAVOR, T.;nSZTYUS, L.;SIKON, M.;SZII&GYI, T
MT, S.
Novo6aine azoprotein and novocain allergy. Aota-pbyslol. hW* 4 no.1-2:
195-210 195,3- (CIAL 25-'1)
lo Of the Physiological and PathophysiologtoAl Inatitute and of the
Stomatologic.al and Dermatological Clinics, Debrecen University.,

VARGA,E., SZIGFTI,J.,KTS-,E.
"Hydrolysis of Acetylcholine in the Presence of Pure Myosin". P-304 '
( KISERLEETES ORVOSTUDOMATI. Vol- 5, No- 4, July 1.953, Budapest, Hungary).
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, L. C., Vol.2, No.11, Nov-1953
Uncl.

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-in- g-na-lis-k of the "ty:)ip'athoziii-me-ti'c.';'action of histamine
ut isolated a!-;LTj-alijn heart freparations. I , Went, U."
"'Varga, F.'Szucj, ;uH O."FeUr Phydol. Inst-NIO.
D'-bi-eccal. Ach 1. Awd. Sri, /flint, 5, 121-*)
rer"latO.-Ifistalmine (11) elicited a diPlimic rv.
ill kolatril, perfu-it(I hearts of guinea pip, cati,
r,15. and ruhbit~,. The primary depre'5--ant action %V;t% n('t
PucVented bv nropiric or ergotarninc (E). The sccondar%
adrziWine-like elluts (1) wcre antagonized by E. Folly~-
in!, the ;itlministml (I a sill).
i')" of If t1le I vrfu4i"te' ccmt'k~llc
5tance which producet] I an variour, tkilms and which IvAi -
dialyLlble and was inactivated fly boiling at fill 8 for 5 inin.t

EXTINTI, I.; VARGA, I.; BMH, 07.; SZINIMLY, A.
Xechanism of the Orbelife phenomenon. Acta pbysiol. hang. Suppl.
no.6:18-19 1954.
1. ftelologischas und Biochemischas Institut der Medizinischen
Universitat, Debrecen.
(URVI-kUSCIS PRIPARATION, pbysiol.
. 'Orbeli's phenomenon, mechanism)

V4 8 CA.~
HETENTI, E. IAII!~!
The mechanism of regulation of thrombin level after pain stimulus,
Acts, pbysiol. hung. 6 n0-2-3:339-345 1954.
1. PbVoiologischas Institut der Kedisinischan Universitat,
Debrecen.
(PAIN, exper.
off. on thrombin level, regulation mechanism in dogs)
(TBROMBIN
off. of pain stimulus in dogs, regulation mechanism)

130T. Gyorgy; VARGA, Emil
Studies on the mechanism of action of adenosintriphosphoric acid
inhibitW muscular atrophy. Kiserletes orvostud. 6 no.3:248-252.
MW 54.
1, Debreceni Orvostudomanyi Igyatem Elettani so Biokemiai Intesete.
(MUSCLES,, effect of drugs on,
ATP, after denervation)
(AIMNYLPYROPHOSPHATE, effects,
on muse.. denervated)

AM R 6A, Ar,% , /
HETINT, Ede; VARGA, Imil.
Mochanism of regulation of the level of thrombin following pain
stimulus. Kiserletes orvostud. 6 no-3:259-263 May 54.
1. Debreceni Orvastudomanyi Igyetem Ilettant Intezete.
(PAIN, experimental,
eff. on serum thrombin level)
(THROMBrN,
eff. of pain stimulus on serum thrombin level in animals)

VARGA. Emil-. ASZODI, Lili-, KOSTTA, Iratalin
Effect of adenosinetriphosphate on g3yeogen phosphor7lase of
denervated muscle. Kizarlates orvostud. 6 no.4*303-305 July 54.
1. Debraceni Orvostudomanyi Zg7etem Ilettani as Xorelettani Intesete.
(AMENTLPYROPHOSPHATE, off,
on glycWn phosphorylaze of donervated muscle)
(MUSCIS 9 i1mv.
denervation, off. of ATP on glycogen phosphorylass)
(PHOSPHORYLASIS
glycogen phosphorylaso of denarrated muscle, off. of AT?)

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