SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT WIERZCHOWSKA, Z. - WIERZUCHOWSKI, M.

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MQM,~`,WWR w Usliowsklego". GaModatim., WodrW No-
4-6. 1951, pp;, 156-451,' 1 tab.
Vile form4se d1wumed by the authors pt*vW further soluUOMS
of the lubmitl formula with Cm and Ch (actors. Yet even the fix-
uW at tha optimwa tom of the formula, Is: not likely, If applied
mechanically. to prodwe In every Lnstawm accurate rwats coca-
psUble with the actual position. Thus. for instAnce, the outtine of
trw conflues of the catclunent area. and the reWive arranpment
of affluents.~ tagother with the Umo required for the flood waves
ta reach their destination, have a maxited effect on the m&Mtude
of the Inflow durins the culmination portod. Thaw formulas may
provIde satUfactory results In certain averago cases. but It An assen-
tW, if tho cidehment basin reveals peculiar features, to mWw allw-
ante. by s*JKtW4 the proper value for these factors, for suctL pftu-
Rarities to computations based on Uteft faMul",

WIERZBOWSKI, Andrzej
occurrence of Lower Kimeridgian in the Jurassic Of the
Czestochowa region. Acta gaol Pol 14 no.,1:151-167 164.
1. Laboratory of the Palaeozoic and Mesozoic, Institute Of
Geology, Polish Academy of Sciences~ Warsaw*

POLAND
VnRzbovmav Audmwj
stratigrapW Limborstoryt Dept. of Geological S~imc*s, Polish
Acadow of Soiences (Fracamis, Stratygrafti Zwdadu Nauk O*olo-
giesurb PM)
Waraw# Acts, mooloffi, a polonica, So 2, Apr-Jm 1966, pages 12T-200
plus 10 ~wd red Pages of plates
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: Cosmochemistz7, Geoohemistry. Hydroohemistry
Abs. Jour :Ref Zhur 5, -4-959, 1,10- 14972
Author
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Orll-, P)jb.
A b s t rr, t tonic rocks, a considerable part of t~je 1~ 0 is
Con'U'd "'onnd in felds~-)ara.-- V. Midryashova, '-2
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iV=_RzCIiCF.I!SKI J.
Zaleski, S., Drabidowska, H., and INTierzehowski, J., Odd. Badania 2ywonoodi i
Przed. Uzytku Filii P. Z. H., Gdansk. *Bacteriological and chemical stildy
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of salted fish; palatability versus salinity (Polish text) ROMFIKI RAIIISTIW.
ZAKL, HIG. 1952, 3 (4314112)
Theielation bet~.-_en salinity and palatability was studied in codlings (Gadus
Yorrhua). Improperly salted fish repidly became utipalatable, and when fish on
the borderline of spoilage were properly salted, NH3 and bacterial count de-
creased but an unpalatable product resulted.
Chem. Abstr.
SO: Excerpta Yfedica Section XVII Vol 1, No. 1

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WIXRZCHOWSKI, ;ozef; JAROSINSKA, Hanna
Detection.and determination of putrefaction of certain types of
fish; Issex lucius and Bramis brama. Acta*Polonias phars. 11
no.2:131-136 1954.
.1.-Z Zakladn Nanki, o Srodkpoh Spozywasych Akademli *dycxnoj v
Gdansku. '.Kler'o'wnik: doe, -dr J.Wiirzohowskl.'.
brama & Essex lucius, determ, of putrefaction)

Poland/Chemical T-- -malogy. Chemical Products and Their AppLication Food
industry, 1-28
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Mdmlya, No 2,, 1957, 6740
Author: Wierzchwoki. JOZ*f
Institution: State Foundation of Hygiene
Title: Investigation of Chemical Compo sition and Calorie Content of Fish
Paste of Polish Manufacture
Original
Publication: Roczn. Panstv. zakl. hig., 1955, 6, No 4a, 473-"2
Abstract: Fish*paste (FP) and fish liver-Paste (1P) differ substantially in
chemical composition and contents in calories. Protein content of
FP is of 19.1-25.9%, that of LP 1o.4-14.62%; the fat content is re-
spectively., 22-3 and 37.4%. Average calorie content (per 100 g) FP
280y LP 425 calories.
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WIERZCHOWSKI, Jozef. Doc.dr.
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0 L. Farm.poisim 11 no.2:29-30 Fab
OFISH,
fish oil)
(OILS.
fish oil

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pOLAIID/yood Processinc; Industry.
;bs Jour : Ref Zhur - Xhimiyaj No 19, 1958, 65886
Author : Wierzchowski J f C rnovska Wanda, Pa'wlokova ZOfia
Inst
Title An Tnvestigatiah of Evaporated Milk bomesticallY
Producedi
OriG Pub Roczn. Panstw. zakle hie.j 19561 7, No 5, 389-394.
Abstract The results are cited of an investiCation of the chem-i-
cal composition and micrafluid of evaporated milk -Ath
suCqxr developed by Polish plants in 1953-1956.
A careful analysis of the productive process permitted
eliminating repeated infection of the product.

'WIERZCHO-,-5K-r
Fish fa*b. p.17. Have Qe assiEni,
of tj
ie 6-Ye!tl. Plan in fish industry
been fillfilled? p.19.
'C-WPODATUTCA RIBIA (Polskie
Irol. 8i no. 2, Feb. 1'.~56 "'Ydawnict',la GOsPodarcze) ,,ja~-sza!,.ja
S10- East European Access ions List trol. 51 No. SePtember 1956

POIABD / Chemical Tochnolopy,, Chemical Products and Their E-28
Application. Food Industry.
Abs Jour Rof Zhur - Khimlyn, No 5, 1959, No. 17450
T'.
Author Wiorzchawaki, Sevorin, Me K , it
Inst :'~'~gi~von
Title :Content of Tin and Iron in Certain Fish Prosorvos
Orig Pub :Roczn, Panstw. zakl. hig., 1957,, 8p No 5, 481-493
Abstract :Presented are data on tho detormination of Sn., Fe.
acidity of oil, and acidity of tomato sauco in 6
varieties of fish preserves used in the studios of
rates at which the above metals migrated into tho
contonts of thoso presorves. Intordopendence botwoon
acidity of oil and tin content has boon established.
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POIJ44JD/Chemical Technology Chemical Products and Their If-27
Application, Part 3- - Fermentation Industry.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 14., 1958, 48405
Author : Jozef Wierzchc)vsld, Wanda Czarnowska, Maria Severin
Inst : State Institute of HyLgaenc.
Title : Sanitary-Hygienic Evaluation of Samples of Bottled Beer.
Orig Pub : Roczn. Panstw. zakl. hig., 1957, 8, No 6, 549-556

'FXcERPTA mt-DicA Sec'17 'V01 5111 Public Health Nov 59
3722. EVALUATION OF THE STATE OF HYGIENE OF PRODUCTION IN
SELECTED MILK SHOPS IN GDANSK - Ocena stanu higienicznego
produkcjiwwytypowanychbarach mlecznych w Gdafisku - Wfl-P.-r"houl-
ski J. , Czarnowska W. and Szymikowoki J . Dzialu Rig.
tywre-nia I 2;ywno�ci Wojew6dzk. StacjI, Sanit.-Epidemlol., Gdahsk -
ROCZN. ZAKL. HIG. (Warsz.) 1959, 10/1 (51-60) Graphs 2 Tables 3
The authors carried out investigations ::,r the purpose of hygienic evaluation of
production of meals served in various milk shops in GdaAsk. Investigations con-
sisted of both sanitary Inspection of the milk shops as well as laboratory analysis
of the samples collected during the Inapection, Accepting the presented method of
collecting samples In reference to bacteriologic purity the authors propose the
following norms; (a) for table utensils - coll and enterococcus titre above 1, num-
ber of micro-organisms on the standard surface up to 500; (b) for the hands of the
staff - coli and enterococeus titre over 1, number of micro-organisms on the
inner surface of the right hand up to 50.000.

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WIERZCHOWSKI, iozef; PAWLAKOWA,, Zofia
Evaluation of usefulness of certain seasonings. Pt.l. Prczn
panstw zakl hig 14 no.ls79-83 163.
1. Department of Articles of Common Consumption, School of
Medicine, Gdansk, and Division of Hygiene of Feeding and Food,
School of Statistics and Economics, Gdansk.

WIMCHOWSKI, Jozef; GZARNOWSKA, W&rda; GANOWIAK, Zenonj SEVERIN, Maria
Hygienic evaluation of industrial ice cream production.-Ploczn
panstw zakl hig 14 no.6:52.9--536 163.
1. Department,cf Food Science., School of Medicine, Gdansk, and
School of Statistics and Economics, Gdansk.

WIERZCHOWSK~, ~ozef,_pEpf. dr
"Labortory manual for food analysis" by Stanislaw Krauze,
Zbigniew Bozyk, Lech Piekarski. Reviewed by Jozef Wierzchowski.
Farmacja Pol 19 no. 23/24:514 23 D 163.

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POLAND/Physical Chemistry - Molecule, Chemical Bond. B-4
Abs Jour: Referat. Zhurnal Khimiya~ No 2, 1956, 3545-
Author A. Tramer, K.L. Wi ld~
Inst, Academy of Sciences of Poland.
Title Vibration Spectrum of Carbonyl Cyanide.
Orig Pub: Bull. Acad. polon. sci., 1957, CIL 3, 5, No 4, 4n-415,
XXXIII
Abstract: The infrared absorption spectrum.of CO(CN),.vapors in the range
from 2 to 14~- and under the pressure of 10 to 120 mm of mer-
cury colim and the Ramn spectra in liq~iid phase and ether so-
lution were studied. The basic frequencies corresponding to
the valence vibrations were'identified by conparing the inten-
sities and contours of bands in the infra'-red spectru. 6 of
the Tpossible deformtion frequencies are dbaerv6d: in Raman
spectrim, which is confirmed by the analysis of overtones and
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POLAND/Physical Chemistry Molecule, Chemical Bond. B-4
Abs Jour: Referat. Zhurnal Rhimiya, No 21 1958, 3545-
conponent tones of the infrared spectru. According to the ana-
lysis*bf'-do*onent'toiiej3, it is possible to assume the presence
of a frequency of'about 3701cm-l.' The Molecule symetry is as-
sumed,to be' Cd~v - ..The fundamental frequencies are (in'cm7l-):
in the infrared spectr(xm v-,j 2245;' Pa. 1720; 6 714; ~~ m45;
V'-i 'U15; ~/'O (370); in the'RA-l ~ speftrum - V, 2248, P4
1709; v-3 '710; ~.f 520; Vr 142; )1b 298; - Pli 565J ~q 3o6,.
),',1 475; Y~w, 255. See also EZhKhim, 1958, 3539.
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POI=/Optics - spectroscopy K-7
Abs Jour :Ref Zhur - Fizikaj, No 3j, 1958., No 7082
Author :Tramer.A.p Wierzhowski K.L.
Inst :Institute o as,-Molish Academy of Sciences; the Univer-
sity., Warsaw Poland,
TLtle The Struc-bure, of Carbonyl Cyanide
Orig Pub Bull. Acado polon. sci-P 1957: Cl- 3v 5., No 40 417-42o,=ii
Abstract The forced constants of carboWl c7anide (I) are calculated
by the Vollkenshteyn., Ellyashevich and Stepanov method. As
the zero approximationp use was ma-de of data for the unsat-
urated nitryls (II) and acetone. The calculated values of
the vibrational frequencies are in good agreement with the
experimental ones and confirm the interpretation given by
the authors (see Abstract 7081) for the frequencies of I.
.The magnitudes of the forced constants of I are evidence of
a stronger coupling between the double and triple bonds in
I than in II. The high reactivitty of I is explained by the
greater polarizability of the molecule.
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POLAIM/Physical Chemistry - Molecule, Chemical Bond.
Abs Sour: Referat. Zhurnal Kbimlya, No 2, 1958, 354o.
Author- : A. Tramer, K.L. Wierzchowski.
'g-c-1;nceso
Inst : Academy of
Title, : Vibration Spectra and Force Constants of Nitriles.
Orig Pab: Bull. Acad. polon. sci., 1957, Cl. 3, 5, No 3, 335-341, xxvii.
Abstract: An approximate com
putation of force constants of saturated (1)
and unsaturated nitriles (II) and dicyanogen was carried out
by the method of Yeliashevich a-ad Stepanov. The constants in
each group were assumed to be equal. The groups CHA and CH3
were excluded in some molecules from the computation because
of their approximate internal symnetry. The rise of the force
constant of the 1-t-nk C-C from K = 7.02 in hydrocarbons to
8.0 in IY 8.3 in II and 10.0 in III and the simultaneous drop
Of the constant K of the link C 9 N indicate a strong hypercon-
jugation (in 1) and conjugation (in 11 and III) of Mylks. A
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POLAIVD/PhYsical Chemistry - Molecule., Chemical Bond.
B-4
AS Jour: Referat Zhurnal Xhimiya, 110 2,1958, 3540.
general interpretation Of all molecul s
pectra is given. The charac-
teristic peculiarities of nitri16 spectra in the r,,n~ from 100 to
600'cm-l are explained-by a strong interaction of the completely
symmetrical coordinates and 1,u .
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SHUGAR, 'D.; WIRR20HOWSKIONL.
ciIds, nucleic acid derivatives and related
of nucleic a 1958.
PhotochemistrY tepy biochem. 4 no.2-,243-296 suppl.
CoMpoundS. POS
(IRJOIBIC AGIIIS iew)
photochem-g rev
(IjUaLgosIMS AND NU,rLVOTIIMO
Photochem-p review)

WIXRZCHOWSKI. K.L.; SE[UGA-R. 1).
Studies of reversible photolysis in oligo-and poly_uridylic &cido.
Acts, biochim.polon. 6 no-3, 313-334 159.
1, Instytut Biocheali L Biof isyki Polskisj Almdenii Nauk, Varesaws..
(NUCLMIM AID NUGIWTIM ahem.)
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WMZCHOWSKI X.L SRUGAR, D.
Photochemisiry of model oligo- and polymucleotides. 11. Homopolymers
of adenylic, guanylic and cytidylic acids and several heteropol7imrs.
Acta biochim.Polon. 7 no.2/3:377-399 160.
1. Institute of Biochemistry and Biophysics, Pollah Acadepq of
Sciences, Warsaw.
(NUCUIC ACIDS chem)
(NUCIUSIIMS AND NUCLIOTIDES chem)
(ULTRLVIOLAT RAYS)

WIERZCHowSKI9 K.Leq SHUCAR9.De.-
Photochemistry of iwtooine nuclaosides and nuclootides. II.
ion. nc.2:219-234 '61-
biockim, PO
.1,,-Instituto of Biochemistry " biopby,3i.089 Polish AcadeW of Scion-
ass, Warsaw. AND NU=OTIDES Ch")
(NUCL19CSIDIS

WIERZCHOWSKI, Kazimierz Lech
lea of
Shape., size) and secondary structure of the rartic
nucleic acid in solutions according to their physicochemical
properties. Postepy mikrobiol 2 no. 3: 311-360 163.
1. Instytut Biochemi.i i Biofizyki, Polska Akademia, lqauk~
Warszawa.

WIERZCHMISKI, K.L.
Ths Fourth International Congress of Photobiolo97 ir. oxford,
july 26-309,1964, Koomos biol 11, no.ltIO8-120 '65.

WIERWHOWIECKI Michal
~iv tions an 'n
serologic inves- a- - d their interpretation -
-765 24 MY 165.
Jupus erythe;matosus.-Pol.tyg. lek. 20 no.21:763
1. Z I Kliniki Chorob We,6metrznych AM w Poznaniu (Kiero-wnik-
doe. dr. med. K. Jasinski).

WImZCHOWaGKIY 14i_,hal; ZEROMSKI, Jtui
e 'ests in the
Antiglobulin consumu-tion and ilmnofluore scene U
diagnosis of systemic lupus erythematcsus. Pol. arch. med.
wewnet. 35 no.7-.1019-1021+ '65.
1. Z I KI-iniki Chorob Weumetrznych AM w Poznan.-Lu (Kierownik-
doc. dr. vned. K. Jasinski) 1. z Zakladu Anatoyij Patologicknej
AM w Poznaniu (Kierotdnik; doe. dr. med. P. Gabryel).
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WIERZ093WSKIP
Problems of structure strength in ship design. Bud
okretowe Warszawa 9 n0.4--118-120 164.
1. Research Center of the Shipbuilding IndustrYp Central
Ship Designing office No. 1, Gdansk.

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WIERZCIIOWSKI, P.:KYSZKOWSKI, L.
Chromatographic malting ant of proteins. Acts, physiol. polon. 3 no.
3:334-348 1952. (GLKL 23:5)
1' Of the Institute of General Chemistry (Hoad--ftof. R. Vierzchowsk:l.
of Warsaw Kedloal Aoadwy.

WMZCROWSKI. Pin r; MYSZKOWSKI, Leopold
Diagrams of chromatographic desal1nation of blood proteins. Polskie
arch. made wewA. 25 no,la:217-218 1955,
1. Z 7akladu chemit ogoluej v Warezaviej klare prof. dr. PoVierzahowski.
OLOOD PROTEIRS. determination
chromatographic diagrams of desalination)
(CHROKkTOGWH!r
of blood proteins, diagram of desalination)
(SALTS
blood proteins. diagram of chromatographic desalination)

WIERZCHOWSKI, Pio-k:r; KRUZE0 Dariusz; SZUKALSKI, Bogdan; ZIOLECKA, Izabela.
The fractionation of tuberculin by salting out on the starch colum,
Postepy.biachem 7 no,1:41-48 161.
(TUBERCULIN chem) (PROTEINS chem)

WIERNHOWSKI, Piotr; ADMIEC, Arnold; KOIIIEGZNY, Waclaw; FOLUS, Elzbieta;
SIMMENSIU-, Kazimiera
Production of gibberellic acid by means of biosynthes-is. Acta
pol. pharm.. 19 no.2:97-101 162.
1. Z Instytutu Antybiotykow w Warszawie Dyrektor: mgr inz. F.Ulak.
(GIBBE M LINS metab)

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ADAHIECP A.; PASS.- L.; WIERZCHMISKI., P-..:-
Detection of gibberellins A,- A,. on chromatograms. Acta
soc botan Pol 33 no.2:351-357 "164.
1. Dep artment of Biochemistry, Institute of Antibiotics#
Warsaw.

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of S. auzsUfttiOnfi (C02 abcorbcd. In bertirm hydrazier.). Crx-a
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RYMARSKI, Witc3A,: mgr . inz.; WIERZCHOWSKI,-SzczePa-nj--W- inz.
Influence of the time of exploitation and intensity of airing
upon the origination of endogenous fires in thick deposits.
Wiad gorn 13 no.4tll7-122 Ap 162.

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;,,4~",,:
IL-dmub, '. I]-. .'' J~ 41 -fl, ::: Jjjrrl,,fjta4
4,~crlbcd, - --

IAI
-
IJ
7

13
NOW,
U.- Omwimdde and
Z. 1944
-Niericbmski (Rom Nawk, Robsk
1"r I aced- 10-03 to
A) I per, cent. of alkalold) N cxtract~A with

i
i evaporateilito dryttess
chloroform and the ex tract i
-
:
Jum.- - 7he aq. atid ox"act of Akalouls In,
the residoe is treated with a I per cent. Animontura
rfrieckate sofa, After. 12 hr, at 4" to V C the

13, colle-cted on a gLium; filter. (porosit;. 3).
pp

hed w ith vv ate i,
.as and diswWedlia Amtone. The
v
intenhity ~ of:the -puroe.'coloration Jvdetermined'..
pbjvtomerrjndly~ - Reinrckate wl"I=4 containing
0-3 to &0 ing: of 014allold In'.6 oil of AM0116 k411W.
the &-cr - Lambert _-Altemativelyj1ho rein.
------- -13 dried. it WIP to 102, C and weighed
eckav pfit.
'
4
l
lk
a
a
oid) or yt:ll
Thu curiverlion factar
w
(Ppt.

i* i -32;~ for blue lup6v in .= 1-tng Aniuun i
t
lupin 5 0
0
f
r
-34i
the fdoar is 0-22 and fa
larger Amounts,
or
'Alte lup1n; the- coriesponding,values ate M10;
And
Cryatalt- fit Aha ~rolfiiikatav_pf spriel

-,zJuI*Mi4 iind 1W
sic
Orin 134!
Cr M
A. G. Pau it

WIMIZCHOWSKEI~ Zenon, prof. dr.; AKSANOWSKI, Ryszard; JUZYSTA, Marian
Determination of the total a unt of Papaver plant allmloids. Ghem
:671 260.
anal-5 no.4. -781 (REAI 10: 91)
1. Department of General Chemistry, School of Agriculture, Lublin.
(Poppy) (Alkaloids)

rtane. crintent, of ireen fornio-9 durinj 7dr W'
'
_
' metic clear g" vintaiacts for 2.&-4.5 years still contained
i
l
f
ow~kt'
AlcmiK Nauk RMjiA;
ki
69, S
sjch
"
t
"M
Ii
V
i
fl
f
44M
caro-
on o
ent preservat
16-77 trig of carotcneftg. Excel
stor-
1s b
10-17
hi
b
ti
d i
(
sh suitunary).--
ie
uc
ict o
some
U
O
m
ig eve
n
uy um.
tene
or
moo
t% wivi ac
y
external factm on the provitatain emotene cuutent of ing tile tricala III dark C ". at tow truilm "es amounted
greptit fc"gv plants wits studied during their dehydration to 3-4%. Vacuum-41tied ineah rich in mroteme were Im
and storage. The forage plants studied were yellow hiphie, stable. A significatit fraction (32-48%) of thvir carotene
affalfa, told bush rye. Field drying ofaffalta resulted in 0&- content appears to occur in a inore labile forai. In hays
10070 Ivs5ts of carotene. Drying in tile shade resulted in additioutilly dried at 105' the lusws were very low (4-1,170).
110% loisc:i, Carotene ltys~es under artirmiul dryiug ut high The .9tability of caroti;oe in fri-hil vegLtativc, pulp was in-
Atuip3, amoooted to 6 690%. Lowc.t lo-'.es viert: obtained flueticed us folltiwq: (I I more ir~ijiM trituratiou with water
'
by ilryillg at UY-60, with, V.11tilatioll. ii; a
The If he-'Clo5~f:
lo5s). (:~) ~uiilight irradLitiun for 2 lirs. (65% hyss),
9-161~
occurted at 106'. flighust ltis~;Cs of vairoicite ctil ~ y
.i) il'Mi iAiUll with .I (Ittartz-lig light (110% Icr;s), (4) 3%
to a high moisturv content of tile dried matcrW. A rapid HSI. trealoicat fair 21 huh. (70% his), 0)) 1~4) soll's. -if
1MYClitilf Of UlUiltllre ontleid (A Lite vvgvmtiv~ material to lICIIO or hy,troquimme k.,%yercd losscs (by N2 65% f-'r
a lc-vel interrupting thc th-comrin. pre,,erv,il [lie JICIJO), (ti) J1011gly ~klk. Listi,litiml-i tellilvd U, j3rvSvrVC
CaTutelm. Vacuum drying (N)AM inin. lig -it W') w'is (lie carf.,ttne: after 20 firs. at 1)11 13 hb~_si.s were 1.5 0511a; aftcr

rnuht sparing on tile varomle, c~,iiwut. Lt,ssi:3 if CM(Avile Tellip Li a
20 lirs. at Ill 1 0;3 Ios.,cs m-re approx. 2111,'Io. - v if -
unifillptmi to only O'Z-3%. I it :111 "till. of C(-)z losers %Vdc Lions I)f.twcvjl 0 ;full 184 di'l Ilia illillit"Ice the ault. of h-w..
Drying ivith vcutilatiou ti:~ullttl io h~sm!~; tJ 3-1-
8"'. Sull ' Ight '4-, S' I (P't (h!_4rqc[iVL 4;x(villal factor oil
out fit if fiv,11 I)l;tlI at
tile karotetw'c Foragq. IUj'ijI A~

COUNTRY I
04TMORY : CUltivotOd Plants. Potatosnp Vegetavii-, Cucurbits. 14
: RZIMiol, No. 23 195'89 time 104712
ABS. JOUR
AUTHO11 : Wiur~q~~qwvki, -Z anon
INST. , '944-1 institute
TITLE ; iariBtions in the Carotene Content in Forsg4 Plants
During Vegetation. Period.
ORIG, pU13. Roamtki HaUk Rolniczy0h 69, Ser. B., 303-4, 1955.
The carotene coutent (C) in %ho etamB, leaves, and flowers
ir, the local early hybrid variety of alfelfa, re *6 clover.
yeUOV foraqe lupine. orchard,grass, meadow fescue, timothy
Pereia-,i al rye grass ard tell oat grass, was determinea at
the Zootachnical Institute in Pulavy (Poland). The great-
est 0 content was found in lupine ('1_5.8 nv_r% of the dry
weight from one clump) at the end of blossoming; in clover
(70-q mg,t) at budding stage, in rye (70.6 mg,%) at the end
of ering. Distinguishea by the smallest C content were
JGard: 1/2
60

COMIRY I
CATFMRY m
ABS. JOUR. R&Biol. 11,~-`23 1.95.a. No. MM2
AUTHM
INST.
TITLE
ORTG. PUB. :
'ABSTRACT t the rye grasses (42 and 48 mgZ) and alfalfa:(0-5 ME%).
The stems contained considerably less C (2-1.5 mg%) than
the lea7es (30-46 m,-I) and the flowers (13-15 Mg%).
1. N. Zaikina
Card% 2/2

0 F A a-
tip
e r- n Ve P a 4 IF q c.-
f~-, e u
o ""i z~ 3 Z-~
An t; Q. F--1
t t
Ai.
1 f.." v,t re A.
ao4

WIERMHO.6ft, Zenon; AKWWWSKi, Rysiord Ldaceasedj; junysvi, Mariar.~
Provitamin carotene :in the green rorage of zea mays esp. indentata.
Rocz nauk roln ros! 88 no.2:259-,215 164.,
1. Department of General Chemistry, Uol-lage of Agriculture, Lublin.

WIE:RZCHWKI,, Zygmmt.,, dr inz.
Torsion of the boom lemniscate of seaport cranes., taking into
-consideration the torsional rigidity of the entire boom. 'Prze9l
mech 22 no.15s480 10 Ag 163.
1, Katedra 14&szyn Dzwigowych i Przenoonikowychs, Politechnika,
Gdansk.

ME saw,
WIERZCHOWSKI, 2~rgmunt, dr inz.
Necessity of introducing new elements into the charact-Istic.3
of a certain group of shipyard cranes. Bud okretowe Warszawa
9 no. 9:307,308 S 164.
1. Department of Lifting and Conveying Machinery, Technical
University, Gdansk.

WIERzcfllowsrljp dZygmurit, (Cidans~.)
-
To-Bion of four-member straight-line lboo=. Archiv baA maEz
11 no.3.56.-j-579 164.

WIEREJEIVSKI, Edmund, inz.
E'xplosions in the crankcham-ber of aompre3Siot-ignition combustion
engines. Biul techn Gegielski 6 Special issuet38-41 v62.

Wear and Prevention c.f' I j2eeve2 AuH n-;7 ~?.e
combiuntion of heavy olln in nhip enqglnen. Rul teihn
5002-101, Special. i~!,,vm '63-

VIERZEJSKA-SKWARSKAI..Kx7qt.v,na
On the problem of pigmented naevi of the cornea. K3-in. oczna 32 no.2:
131-136 162.
1. Z Kliniki Okulistyamej AM w Lublinie Kierownik, prof. dr mod.
T. Krwawicz.
(NFVUS PIGKENTED case reports)
(CORNEA neoplasms)

Dest-i and ineasu:~imerita of hom-ogerr.),19 hel.ic-all delay
ehktrotech. 10 64
1. Department of Sy'stacz, Techr-Acal University, Varsau.

I ~~

Case of early complications of the second stage of diabetes. Pediat.
polska 34 no-3:318-322 Mar 59.
1. Z Kliniki Chorob Wewnstrznych Instytutii Matki i Dziecka w War-
azawie Dyrektor Iustytatu: prof.Ar mod. Yr. Groer Kierowilik Kliniki:
doc, dr mod. J. Raszek. Adres: Warszawa, u1. irasprzaka 17 Inetytut
Matki i Dziecka.
(DUMM MUITUS, in inf. & child,
compl. (Poi))

SWIDERSKI, J.; QBODOSSKA-ZTSK, V.; WIERZY.TSKA, H.
A case of Morgagni-Adams-Stokes syndrome. in a girl with complete
attriculoventricular block. Pediat.polaka 35 no.11:1349-1356
3 6o.
1. Z Zakladu Fizjopatologii, Kierownik: doe. dr med. A.Chroscicki.
i z Kliniki Chorob Wewnetrznych, Klerownik: prof. dr mod. J.Rassek
Instytutu Matki i Dziecka w Waruzavie, Dyrektor: prof.1dr med. .
Y.Groeri z Oddzialu (Ybaerwacyjnego Szpitala Miejskieg'o Zakazuego
nr 1 w Warszawie,.Ordymtor- doe. dr med. II.Migdalsks-kassurova.
(HEART BLOCK in iuf child)

KOHIE, Jerzy, mgr inz.; WIERZEJSKI Ryszard, mgr inz.;
ROSSMAN, Jan, a-r--In-z.
Pressure of the Carpathian Flysch on drift laggings.
Gosp wodna 24 no. 1: 8-11 Ja 64.
1. Biuro Projektow Inzynieryjno-Komunikacyjnych
"Metroprojekt," Warszawa (for Kohle and Wierzejski).
2. Politechnika, Warszawa (for Roseman).

IT,LSZTYNSKI, Jerzy; WIFARZIMI,-Witold
The nanosecond synchroscope. Zesz probl naukA Pol 2~~-,232-238
163.
1. Institute of Basic Telecomnunication Problams, Toohnical
Univeristy, Warsaw.
0

'M
0 IS o- o 0 0 0 0 * 0 0 a * 0 0 1** 6 so 0 0 O'41
6 r 1 9 V 11 It 11 4 it 14 1) W N 36 V Is Is a " 4u 43 61 &1 go
'it -i ~ - .. p JU
PeocliAs AW) Pars4814% .Gil
.4
Theinetabollsin,
Of BUIUS Injected Intravenously Kith coustant velocity. L The, -0
technic. IV IJ-CXUWAKL_A'Ja Riol, FxJ41. (Wanaw) 5 H7-04 (W-A
in I-fritch)(IMO). ir muco", fructose and galactose in the WWJ. NI. Wise.
SUCHOWLIKS AND W. PINPIKOW. Jbid 05-11(1(04 11 In J.'rTntill. III. JULmtwsdm 61 -00
monchiploses with the urine, W metabolism at phoapborus and of water. At. Wmx-
A VC HOWSKI AND it. OWSIANV. -00
M1117-45(117-10inFrench). IV. Timprodgetionot
lactkacld. M. LANIZ*= AND M. WIZRZUCHOWM. Ibid 147-NK147-gin French). -0
V. The SPOdAc dyuamk Action and oxidation of gluc"*, fructose
-SKI. J.an4 galactose.
\1 WIVIUM10% INd 161-205001-2 in French).
see
so .3 =00
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so A of mesa=
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Individuals, hvm 7 to
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(Acts WoU Xx
win- 4~4~ a0*0wim only dah
gauefow, or :flu cams t was infected tabs.
hrs 6A pdad at dalas tycowArls of MA drTA lthase, at the
ly to dogs at ants of.ta..0r, k&-per swombel-whichit Trithostactiew; thidursUcnof*
under. vark" conditions'- UrWmjr - and'. blood.
Ralactow " firlst rise, and-awn raftain 6i lAtendflew ly0ocuris. - Which nay Attain a Val. of
revel, Adrenailm and thyroxine have no Infitle" on
100%~ of Injected during the peM ( ntax, A*
00 aesimilation or excretion of. galacta"j- WISIM in"Un 141he kabilli Asm to awaill. :so
prWaom a Noble but (fietind anasslactowic and of the arpan see
00 -saw"Urkaffect. Intheca"a If ghtoo". UM urinary, 11MOM 40d US* fit PISM.6 Is low Madod In the
All 0 b1cod-glueow curves exhibit an Initial do,& now 06"clelapa. M& dies, thin with fasting dap, and is c0 0
do Ism Mo-in PC" led Wools; It Is usaffeeted by 00
pliview WANWM wwL, bmik end adrenaline wt 0
111116K thow! soadhim #A I* do a" of
0
of ibe 00
I Imbue cc an fint Phase; Uw ee*
0 is isleated as 0
wwal. Isis too
--may beam
Ali" 60:0supossAW onwassmal seembism excised by. In., A 0
P- Twonow too
Tt~~I!T~AL LIMIATUff CLASSIFICATION. 0
77:
R1,
oar i;q lot
V., Mod3a 36 %,KAI
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*0 0
0 0 0*0 0 If
i's a ~0-0 0 0090 *idea 0 014D 0 0 0 6. 0 0 a 41 00 set. of 04

I I op It 11 U it 0 14 if ft If 9 JI J7 n is is it it A 1, 11 q 1% to
1 -1 -
00 A
0
00 '.90
00 A "'00
00
o41 Dii;;;ut'1&*tion of the (anum ol glucose intotlestion. M,
_Wknucbows1ii-and Z. Horkow5ki. Aad Rial. Expl,
46
12 WS- 3(IUM)*. rf. C A. 32. 70701.-C-lu-
ill .147. 1191111. 'AAS ITRUS(Wil ii~travvftivqisly into 41(ip
iXdrr av~iyfal atieviltesim at tire rate tit 7 K, jwt kg. body
of
wNjorr yr, fluid to-whird ammintril 00
00 ImAy"wf at dtailt. It the wirbiliri-iA %4,4 Irvlj epimiSh,
goo
tio convulsitirls "d - Math mvulmi 11"111 fro)"I A
Str Ile
torY an"t 'it a ()X-ilugar level of 4,5 g. r . Nifiety ::o 0
ff, 14 -AIKar it CACrCtrd ift the Itfine tit( .1. al. 1%.(1y Mir.
to 0
far,e [we hr. 1-4kt"A Ut wariumis ab-lowniswl ma,tn% r1ju.
infif the lwy Axis Floyis irA. walriA4 'cult, hi'llwy dAmAge,
00 ",1 11111if sol, %%Fie d,wT%F-C
0 * a floor aninists voiaked at OrAdmill It jr. -)( %futi,w lKi kj(.
faoO
t"ly W1. per hr. was tianstlitord. Ctinvul'i0tiv Aptoeliml
of 4j a too
1'. A.
00 f;00
goo
4200
Aloe
I L A kitALLORGICAL LITFRA11,4111 CkA5111PICAIJON too
0.0% 0
Vag
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Diabetic limit at AIUCgw tomotiall"tj in talp lonjuv
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j 00
P-11", ~Illv 11,~
OVaLl-AW) 11,11, - I lit followilig
A, 1,
"ItIld, tvvtr the evvils, dinwa ctirillilill-il jill,,trilolls
itfilmots Sit likk-A)w Ir flivy, Wli,,,
Goo I's - rifle 14
lk title $if X. 14-1 fill, lumly i coo
I aki
go Kt- -little 61 hf,#,. A and 11 tic,
.40 - lit I*;,$,$)...#lII
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see
=00
L a tiffALLUNGKAL LITAtialt,01 CIASUO'KA110%
Ali 11 .1 0 1 we o
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Kit -ta, Kurt
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a P go A) 42 &1 41*'4 0
Ii IA 1111 1791 "19 'm V A
T It 1
Z AA
---L--
004 1 ~10 CMUk

go -A Thelame dutbou dkxlbpson owwrodd sinus
4C, -hilh has bm Issiated fm th- CiftUlAtiOd. Nt -, Wkx,.
0
06A zu~4qwski and Z. Blelinski. Ad,;Bid, X (V6"mw)
-

09 ic IWIM939); C". ZeWr. 1940, U. 2; d. C. A.
i 00
33, 61121, 69551.-The carotid sinus of the dog was iso.
l
t
d f
th
ir
l
ti
d
f

00 a
e
rom
e c
on en
cu
a
per
used with gaseous C%.
Thi, treatment reduced the mitability of the pressor.
.00
--rnsmy nerve fibers. The inhibition concermied the pres.
fl "00
Mir-tcetptur Ft
exes of the circulation and respiration. .

The Influence of high CO. pmsurm on the chentosensitive 00
earm: fibcm of the gkxtius carollcum produced a sharp Ise.
00 it

~ r0cration and tictpciting of respiration even when the
va
ath
ti
u
d
l
h
=00
01 e
c
so*ymp
epre6
m &w
ot
er nerves of the caro. 3
tid sinus were severed. The rhmumcnsitive nerve fibers r-4 0
00 are very fc3ist2ut to CO~; they retained their excitability COO

00 fur about 10 min. under continuous exposure to the in.
fluence of COI. The pmmor-sensory nerve fibers, an the coo
oow oth" hwW. lobt their excitability vrry topidly.

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ERZUCHOWSKI, M.
I
W
5907
physiol. Inst. of the Med. Facultyj Tjniv. of Lodz 1R&K9vIR-n0us giucos- trans-
I "s in noTIMI dogs Proceedings of the SocietY
LorZat s23alar exeri
during severe my d Medicine 1948P 6783- (549-550)
7
for Experimental..BiologY an
e of 4 9./kg/hour glucose elimination by dogs performing
With an injection rat e end of the experimentp whereas in resting
work becomes inappreciable towards th t of glucose utilization
animals even with a rate of 2 g/kg/hour such an improvemen
is not achieved. Gottschalk Melbourne
SO: EXCERPTA MEDICA., Vol. IIP NO. 1L, See. II, Nov. 1949

WIBRZUCHOWSKI, M.
Research studies on the local isation of antimstabolic action of
adrenalin in vivo*' Acta physiol. polon- 3 SuPpl- 3: 277-278 1952.
(CLUL 24:1)
I.- Lodz.

WIMMGHOWSKI, M.
;~:f k,
- -V5. -P
The inhibiting action of adrenalin on glucose metabolism at different
saccharification IeTels. Acta, physiol. polon. 3 Suppl. 31 279-281 1952.
(CLKL 24:1)
1. Lodze

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-The rate of assimilation a (1),
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I
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btood1tothtnormalrange. DTgIven 12G-200 g. 11m.'j
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br.i In the 2nd and 3rd hr. of ad n. had the highest blood
concna. (700-2000 mr-TO) and rates of suhnitation (82-

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mlerences. H. The
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effect of fte
Vol-
48 Nd- 8 Venously Infused gfucose. Did. Me. 0, 1-22.-In normal)
-
Apro 25 9
1 4 dogs, during a continuous intravenous infusion of I the.a&-
similation rate of I steadily rose as the blood I conen. r6si up
.
Biological 1'emaistry to 6OG-M mg.% above normal. - As higher concus. were
reached (up. to 2600 mQ) the assimilation rates usually
ssimilation rates were 6b-
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after
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