SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZAVARZIN, A.A. - ZAVATE, O.

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ZAVAZ'.'ZIN, A. A.
"Ifititological Inver, tigation of the -S4-miml Duats." Cand Biol, 'C' F-irzt
Leningrad Medical InDt, Leningfrad, 1933. (ftZhBjo1, NO 7, Apr 55)
SO: Sum. No. 704. 2 Nov 55 - Survey of Scientific and Technical Discertations
Defended at USSR Higher Educational Institutions (16).

ZAVARZI N, A o A
6 39. ZAVARZIN, A. A-_i FCB=UNOV, S. I. Rukavodstvo po gistologii.
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9AVARZIll, A' A.
SMLOT, P.G.; ZHINKIN, L.N.; ZAVARZIM, A.A.
^ry of 7ador Mikhailovich Iezwmnko. Test JXff SSM no.2.-
memo
77-78 4. -- (ICE" 7: 7) -
NAZARENKOi FXM HIMUILOVIC.H, 1888-1953)

AUTHCR ZAVARZIN, A.A., 2"~53/61
YITLE Trw Dffestigation of the Epithelium of Vas Deferens by the kethoa or
Tiasue.and Organ Culture within the Organism,
(Issledovaniye epiteliya aemevynosyashchikh putey mutodom, kulltiviro-
vaniya tkaney i organov v orgarizme - Russian)
PERIODICAL Doklady Akademii Nauk 6SSR., 1957, Vol 113,, Nr 4, Pp 913-9161(U.6.6.R.)
Received 6/1957 Reviewed 6/1957
AMTRACT The method of tissue and organ culture in the organism was succesefully
apolied in the investigation of the epithelium tissues. It was intere-
sting to employ this method when settling complicated problems of the
biological properties and the origin of the va3a deferentia and of the
canal of the epididymis. Most of the researchers or embryology speak or
the mesodermal nature of the tieaues forming them. Histologists on the
other hand, attribute an ectodermal origin to the epithelium coating
them. others, howevero regard the vasa deferentia as a mesodermal epi-
thelium of the canal of the opididymiae The author investigated the
problem on rabbits. As is well known, the implanted pieces of tissue, to-
gether with sterile pieces of celloidin, cause a continuous aseptic in-
flammation. During the Inflammation process the implanted tissues in strict
conformity and synchronously with the new formed connective tissues of
the host organism pass through the following transformation cycle Which
is conventionally devided into 4 periods. 1) Depression, 2) activation
and proliferationj 3) differentiation and 4) regression. This was the case
Card 113 also in the experiments carried out by tne author. However, a numner or

The Investigation or the tpithelium of Vas Dererens =ffh?j1Z;1PAA_
by the Method or Tissue and Organ Culture within tne Organism.
2D-4-W/61
peculiarities could Do disclosed which are described in detail. The re-
oults obtained show that tne kinds or epithelium or tne vasa deferentia
and of the canal of the epididymis, which are difrerent from each other,
have a number of common properties. It Was possible to disclose a number
of structural pecularities which distinguish the epithelium of the canal
of the opididymis sharply from the correspoding structures and proc6ssia
observed in the organism on the occasion of culture of epithelia of ec-
todermal origin. On the basis of this knowledge it seem to the autnor-
in contrast to the opinions or the above mentioned authors - that a meao-
dermal nature or the kinds of epithelium is more proDaolut The essential
differences between tne tw kinaa of epithelium under consideration are
to be explained from this point of view by their origin from different
parts of the mesonephros and by the difference of their functional aeti-
vity. Furthermore, results Indicate tnat when solving the question or
the nature of the investigated epithelia experimentally, the specifies
of the Intertissual relations with the wall of the investibatigated or-
ganism have to be taken into account. Obviously they can play a very es-
3ential part on the occasion of transformation or epithelium tissues in
organs of nephro-dermal origin.
(With 3 illustrations, 5 citations from blavic publications).
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The Investigation of the Epithelium of Vas Deferens by tne mettiod of
Tissue and Organ Culture within tne Organism. 20-4-W/61
ASSOCIATION First Leningrad Medical Institute,
PRESENTED BY ANICHKOV, N.N., Member or the Academy.
bUBMITTM) 22-11-1956.
AVAILABLE Library of Congress.
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'~j i N i'41 F" I= V 1 /7
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-AUTHOR ZkVARZIN A.A.
TITLZ '_Gn~e ~s o4enesis of Duotuli Ifferenies and
Spididymie in Itammals and in Man. (1c voproBu
13 emevynoeyaBhohikh putey mlekopitayushohikh i
20-5-55/67
Duotus
o gistogenese
cheloveka.-
Russian)
PERIODICkL Doklady Akademii Wauk MR 1957s Vol 1139 Nr 5, PP 1143-1146
(U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT There are great contradictions in publications on this question
as regards the origin of the formation of the epithelial
lining of these ducts. They dre explained to a great extent
by insufficient research of complicated change- and reconstruc-
tive processes in the course of embryonal hiatogeneals. The
spermatic ducts of pigs were chosen for histological study in
early stagesp whilet human material was used for the investi-
gation of later stages. The premordial kidney of pigs shows
a maximum development in the istage of 195 months. Its tissues
are functionally differentiated to a great extent e.g. the
epithelial lining of the uriniferous tubes, the Malpighian
bodies and the Wolffian duct. This differentiation apparently
covers several generations of cells. Probably this differenti-
ationis also of functional importance and is not only dependent
CARD 113 on the phylogenetio development, as between the leaflets of the

20-5-55/6T
On the Histogenesis of Duotuli Efferentea and Duotus
Npididymis in Mannals and in Man.
capsule of the kidney an well as in the lumen of the little
duota and that of the Wolffian duct excretory droplete exist.
Up to in age of 5P5 months the spormatio duats of man grow
longitudinally and then a process of differentiation sets in.
The investigations carried out extended our knowledge on the
histogenesis of spermatio duotga Their special character is
the replacement of excretory activity by the function of a
peculiar gland and the aoreening device for spermatozoida. The
results reached with pigs do not show full agreement with
W. FELIX, who regards the differentiation mentioned above to be
only the recapitulation of the phylogeneais of the organ. The
analysis of histological reconstructive pictures made it
possible to give an approximated explanation of the complicated
mechanism of processes which occur in the epithelium of the
premordial kidney. Besides being of special interest, these
findings are also of general importance as an example of the
plasticity of even highly differentiated kinds of tissues.
The investigation in question did not,aupply any convincing
confirmation the suggestions made in publications as to the
eotodermal origin of its epithelial lining.
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-!1z -5 5 / 6 7
On the Histogene5is of Duotuli Efferentea and Ductus
Epididymis in Mammals and in Man.
(1 illustration from 3 pictures, 2 citations from Slavic
publications)
ASSOCIATION: Leningrad Medical Institute "I.P. PAVLOV"
PRSSBNTSD BY., ANICHKOV N.Nag Member of Aoadiimy.
SUBMITTED; 22.21.~1956.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress.
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ZAVOA~7Z -N
AUTHORS: Dondua, A. K., and Zavarzin, A. A. 20-5-51/54
TITLE'* An Experimental-Morphological Investigation of Embryonic
Perisperms. in Rats (Eksperimental-Ino - morfologicheakoye
isoledovaniye zarodyshavykh obolochek kry3).
ssas
PERIODICAL*. Doklady Akademii Nauk 34957s Vol' 1151 Nr 5j pp, 1033-1036 (USSR)-
ABSTRACT: The amniotic membrane and the yollc bag of rat embryos aged 1o-13
days were investigated, Reactive changes were caused in them by
the introduction of foreign bodies (cellaidin needless kieselgurs
ink, coal tar, arui pieces of living suprarenal and cartilaginous
tissues mixed with celloidin particlw). Among about 700 operated
embryos., onlY 7o were fit to be examined. The reaction of the --
tissues to these foreign bodies is described in detail. The results
obtained by this work made it possible to disclose the reactive
powers of the mesenchyme of the yolk bag and of the amnionj which
under normal conditions, cannot be observed. On this. occasion some
Peculinrities of the reactive change of the mesenebyme of each of
these envelopments was explained. These peculiarities are partly,
due to a-higher (in the case of the yolk bag) or lower (amnion)
Card 1/2 degree of difference in their mesenchyme. Such specific processea

An Experiment"orphological. Investigation of Embryonic 20_5~_51/54
Perisperms in Rats-.
as a reactive growing in of the vessels and the mesenchyme of the
yzolk bag and the mesenchyma.3-1 proliferation of the amnion are due to
functional and biologicalpeculiarities of these cells.
There are-4 figures and I Slavic reference.
A
C?mr of )bdical
'gr
ASSOCIATION: Institute for Experimental lledirlWof the EISSR/ ' ZMsfitut
eksperimentallnoy meditai~y Akademii meditsinslcM nauk. SSSR).
Leningrad State University imeni A. Zhdanov (Leningradakly
gosudars.tvennyy'universitet imeni A. A. Zhdanova).
PRESENTED; By N& N, Anichkav, Academician, MArch 18., 1957
SUBMITTED! March 4, 1.957.
AVAILABLE'. Library of Congress,
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DONDUAp A.K.; ZAVAM- IN* A-A-
Reactive changes in the fetal membranes of vhite rats [with
oummex7 in Xnglishle Test. IAU 13 no.9t83-94 158. (JaHA 1116),
(retal membranes)

ZAVA=IN A A.
Xffect of a naftalan petrolEum extract on the embryonic epidermis
and on its inclusion of radiosulfur. Blul. ekBp. biol. med. 47 no.5:
100-104 It 159. (LIRA 12:7)
1. Iz laboratorii giotologii (zav. prof. L.N. Zhinkin) Inatituta
eksperimentalluoy meditsiny (dir. chlen-icorrespondent AMN SSS# D. A.
Biryukov) AYS 555R, Leningrad. Predotavlens, daystvitelinym chl6riom
A14N SSSR N. G. Xhlopinym.
(SKIN, embryologyp
off. of naphthalan petroleum extract on embryonic epidermis
& on radiosulfur inclusion (Rw
(SULTEM, radioactive,
inclusion by rat embryonic epidermis, off. of naphthalan
petroleum extract (Ras))
(PWROIA'UM PROLUCTs, off.
naphthalan petroleum extract, eff. on embryonk epidemis
& on radioculfur inclusion (,Rae))

ANDREYOVAY L.F.- LONDUA, A.K.; IN, A.A.
,,;udy of RNA pyTithouis during cell differentlatlon by the
raothods of fractional oxtraction and autoradiography6
Sbor. rab. Inat. tsit. n0-51102--120 163. MIRA 17:2)
.1. Laboratorlya morfologil klotki Inatituta taitologli I
liologicheakogo nauchno-ioslodavatell..
L-tboreitorlyfi embriologil L
f3kogo inatituta Loningradakogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta.

Z11111KIN, OLr. red.;- ZAVARZIN,-A.A.., otv. red.. i
[3tudy of cellular cycl,.4.9 and vu!~Ieic acld metabr~llsm
during the differentiation of cullal Issladovania kle-
tochrWkh tsiklov I inetabollmna nukleinovykh kislot pri
differoritsiatoll kletok. Moikva, Nauka, 1964. 171 p.
(MIRA 1811)
1. Akademiya nauk S.SSIR. Institut tsitololgii.

ALEKSANDROV, V.Ya., prof.; BRODSKIY, V.Ya.; BRONSHTEY14, A.A.;
BR1RXBERGf Ye.14,; VAUTIN., Yu.B.; VIJINIKOV~ Ya.A.;
rAAYTSKIiOKI, V.S.;GOROXXMIKO, Yu.L.; GULYAYn.1, V.A.;
DUNKIN, L.N.; zAv=ni.,.A.A.; ZALKIND~ S.Ya.; ZBARSKrl,
1,B,,, KATSI-TELISON) Z,S,; K01-11ISSARCHIK, Ya.Yu,,* IEVINI, S.V.;
MARAKHOVA, I.L; MASIUNSHY, V.F,; MOSEVICIII T.N.; NIKOLISKIY,
N.N.; PESHKOV, M.A.; POLENOV, A.A.; POLYANalY, Yu.I.;
ROZENTALI, D.L.; RtPriYANTSEV, F.P.; TITOVA, L.K.; FED121, L.A.;
KHEYSITI, Ye.M.; CHERNOGRYADSKAYA, N.A.; TROSHIIii.A.Snv otv~
red,; MEYSELI, red.; 111KHAYLOV, V,P,, red.; 11EYFAKH,
S.A.) red.; PARIBOK, V.P.) red.; POLYANSKIY, Yu,L; red.;
RAYKOV, I.B,, red.
(Manual on cytology In two volumes] Rukovodstvo po taitologii v
dvukh tornakh. Moskva$ Nauka., Vol,,I. 1965. 571 p.
(MIRA 18:2)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR, Institut tsitologii.

ZHINKINp L.N.; ZAVARZINv A*Ae
Radioaptographic-atudy of.the incorporation of radioactive mulfur
of sodium hu.1fatep marcamine-and methionine., Biofizika 5no. 6:734-
739 160. (MIRA 13:10)
1# Inatitut ekeperiwntallnoy meditainy AMN SWR# Leningrad.
(AUTORADIOGRAPHY) (SULFUR IN THE BODY)

ZHINKIN - - _4~VARZIN, A.A. I
A.A. (Leningrad); DONDUA, A.K. (Leningrad)
Xve-~f tritium-labe:Led-cdm~o*~ds-Jii--a---u-t;6radiogr-apb-y,- T$itol-ogiia--
2 noo4l623-639 N-VJ60. (MIU 13t12)
.. (TRITIUM) (AUTORADIOGRUFt)

7,AVARZIN, A.A.; PLOTNIKOVA, S.I.
Autoradiographic and hisItoosiomical'inveatigation of nn,-:ogenous
trophic ulcers in the abdominal wall of the rabbit. Dokl.
All SSSR 140 no.5:2185-3-188 0 161. (RIU 15:2)
I. Inatitut eksperimentallnoy meditainy A1411 SSSRp Inatitut
taitologii AN SSSR i Inatitut evolyutsionnoy fiziologii AN
SSSR, Predstavleno akademikom N.N.Anichkovym.
(ULCERS)

ZHINKIN, L.N.j ZAVARZIN, A.A.i LEBWEVA, G.S.; ANDREYEVA, L.F.
Une bf li uid omulsions in autoradiograpby with thymidine-H3 and
adonlno-CR. TSitologiia I no.4s478-483, A-Ag 161. (MFA 14S 8)
1. Laboratoriya morfolo'gii kletki Instituta ts#ologii AN SSSR)
Leningrad.
(AUTORADIOGUPHY)

ZAVARZIN, A.A. (Leningrad, P-22. Kirovskiy pr,,, 69/71j, kv-15)
Correlation of the intensity, o.1;.' protein and nuclele acid, zaetabollz=
and mitotic activity during the proliferation and differentiation
of the epidermis. Arkh. anat. gist. i embr. 40 no.5:3.8~-26 Rr 161.
(MIFA 15:10
1. Laboratoriya gistologii (zav. - prof'. L.N.Zhinkin) Instituta
okBperimontal noy moditsiny M1 SSSR.
(EPIDERMIS) (PROTEIN HETABOLISM) (NUCLEIC ACIDS)
(KARYOKINMIS)

ZAVARZIN, A.A. (Leningrad., P-22., Kirovskiy pr.,, 69/71..kv.73)
Study of the differentiation of epithelium in tho oral
-cAvity in embryogonepia. Arkh. anat. gist. i embr- 41
no.12:89-98 D 161. (MIRA 15:3)
1. Laboratoriya morfologii.kletki, (zav. - prof., I.I. Sokolov)
Inatituta toitologii All SSSR.
(MCUTII) (EPITHELIMI)

ZAVARZIN, A.V.
. .11
Report on the vork of the Leningrad branch of the All-Russian Society
of Spidemiologists, Microbiologists and Specialists in Infectious
Diaeasee during 1958. Zhur.m1k-.rdbiol.epid,i Immun, 30 no,7tl55.157
JI 159o - (MIRA 12:11)
(LENIWMUD--PVBLIC HULTH SOCIETINS)

TARARINP H. AOP polkoynik zeditainskoy alushbyl pod-
F77 olkovnik msditsinsko7 aluzh'b5r
p
Conference on theoretical. considerations in relation to the problest
problem of reduoing and e.4-4nqting epidemio ditseases. Voen.-
mad, zhur, no,,12:77-78 D 161., (MIRA 15t7)
(CCHMMIICABIZ DISIMSES.-PRVMTION)
(MEDICINE, MILITARX)

ZAVARZIN, AS.
. .........
cccurrenow.of brannerite in quartz-p7rite-oericitic retaamatic
bodies. Geol.rud.mestorozh. no.6:54-58 11-D 161i
(KIRA 3-4:32)
(Brannerite)

GOLUDEV, D.B.,-"ZAVARZIN, A.V~
Data from the study'of an outbreak of epidemic bepatitis In pre.-
school children. Zhur.mikrobiol., epid.i immn. 32 no.12:12-15
D 161. (MIRA 15.-11)
(HEPATITIS, INFECTIOUS)

ZAVARZIN,,- A.V.
Report -on the work of the 1,?ningrad Section of the All-Rusnian I/edical
Society of Epidemiologists,, Fdarobiologists, and Infectious Disease
Specialists for 1960. Zhur. mikrobiol. epid. i immun. 32 no,7:153-
155 Je 164 (MIRA 15:5)
(MICROBIOLOGICKL SOCIETIES)

ZAVARZIN, -G.A.
Bacteriology of the surface otratum in natural water supply
of the Volga Delta. Trudy Inot.mikrobiol. no.4:196-201 155o
(WATER 6UPPLY, bacteriology, (~LRA 9:1)
in Volqa Delta, surface stratum of natural water
supply)
(BACTERIA,
in water supply in Volga Delta)

KUZNETS", S.I.; URZINKIN. G.S..; YEGOROVA, A.A.; LUMLISK&TA. N.A.;
FARA IKOVA, A.A.; ITANOV, N.V.; UVARZIN G.A.- WRTUGIFA, Z.P.
Rigid vegetation as green fertilitur for increasing the produc-
tivity of fish farms. Vop.ikht. no.5:119-13? 155. (K12A 9: 5)
1. Inatitut mikroblologii Aksidemii nauk OUR L Veesopisayy
nauchno-isoledovatell,skiy Inutitut morskogo rybnogo klaozyaqotva
i okeanografii, VVIRO..
~(Iish culture)

I TPC rse Of -f. Tt- ---
~ ;Z~ -~ ~:-~ - -71-~ * ~ ' - 1
---l -.1-- ; -.. ~ ;.- '. " i i .! th. 't.- -1 - -

, ~ - 2~ifkRzpjl-O.A, - - - - - - - - - ~ I- - I .
of haterotrophic metabollas In attrIfying bmeteria.
Mikroblologila 2$ no.5:61g-628 8-0 156. (MLRA 10:1)
(NITROBOMONAS, ustabolism,
I haterctrophic, ravlaw (Rua))

AVEHOR t ZukRZINIG.L. 20-6-50/59.
TITLES of Molybdenum in the Oxidation of Nitrites by
Nitrifying Bacteria, (Uohastiye molibdena v okislenii nitritov
nitrifitai,-uyushchimi.baktoriyamit Russian)
PERIODICALi Doklady Akademii Sauk SSSRp 195T, Vo 1 113, fir 6, pp 1361-1362

ABSTRLCTs Alimentary Physiology'of nitrification bacteria has been in-
vestigated only in a general. manner up to now* We know that they
need Ca and Ug besides the biogenio main elements. Fe stimulates
the Oxidation of the nitrito by a Nitrabaoter-strain if it occurs
with an amount of 6 mg1l anti more'. It was, however, not pooolble
to prove a stimulation of Mit and Cu. A retardation of nitrification
or its complete standstill was observed in the case of a culture
of the bacillus of the second nitrification stage on a medium
which contained magnesium- and ferrous sulphate besides nitrite
of sodium and chloride of sodium. An addition of molybdate compen-
sated this effect completely, and the nitrite was oxidized just as
quickly as on tap water. Uolybdio ammonium could not serve as sub-
stituts although it did not show 'harmful effects. In most cases
the influence of molybdenum showed an effect on the acceleration of
nitrification, Tests carried out with growing cultures did not make
it possible to decide whotber molybdenum takes- part in the pro-
Card 1/2 pagation processes of the cells. Therefore short teets with

-ior.---o f- _-Molybde_nti_m___ 20-6-50159
in the Oxidation of.11itrites by Nitrifying Bacteria.
nitrite-oxidation were carried out. The nitrificator culture
was drown without molybdenum. 2 - 5 times the period of a normal
culture was necessary for complete nitrite-oxidation. The author
succeeded in observing the nitrification by mol4rbdenum only at the
beginning of the stationary atage. of the cultures grown without
molybdenum. Although the results achieved differed greatly because
of the difficulty of producing'cultures weakened to the same extent,
it may be said that molybdenum takeb part especially in nitrite
oxidation. In the course of recent years the participation of
molybdenum in the metabolism of inorganic nitrogen was discovered,
especially in the stage of the nitrate-reductasis agstem of fungi
and plants of higher order. This f6rment proved to be a molybdenum-
flavaprotein. Apparently, molybdenum takes part in the metal-
flavoprotein of the bacillus of the second nitrification stage,
as it was postible to accelerate the stimulation of nitrite-oxidation
to a greater extent if riboflavin was added together with molyb-
denum$ (I illustration)
ASSOCIATIONs Institute for Microbiology of the Academy of Science of the U.S.S.R.
PRESENTED BYi A.I,OPARIlf, Member of the Academy
SUBMITTEDs 27.1-1957
AVAILABLEi Library of Congress
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(IM,_45-581 Lli.4)

ZAVARZIN, G.A.
---~~Zggents Initiating the second phase of nitrification. Part 2:
Iffect of heavy metals on nitrification [with o==7 In Ingliah].
Xikrobiologiia 27 noo'5.-542-546 S-0 158 (Hnu iltlO
L Inatitut m1kroblQlogil AN SSSR;
(NITROBACTO, effect of druge.ong
heav.y metals on nitrification (Rue))
(NOTAIS, Weats
same (Rus))

ZAVARZIN, G*Ae
ftanien inducing the second phase of nitrification. Part 3:
Korpholog7 of the organism inducing the second phase of nit-
rification (with on-ary in Minglish]. Mikroblologiia 27 no.6,
679-686 N~O 1580 (MIRA 12:1)
Is Institut mirkoblologii AN SSSR.
(H17ROBACTIRP
isolation & morphol. (Rue))

ZAVARZIN, G.A.
"Biochemietry of autotrophic bacteria* by ff. Loos. Reviewed by G.A.
Zavarzin. Mikrobiologita 28 no.3t471-472 W-Je 159, (MIRA 13:3)
(BACURIA, AUTOTROPHIC) (LUS, H.)

Do---ZAVARZIN--G#-A*-
0 -- t
WOUMMI Of OU27M chomistr7ff (in Xuglishj' by J.B. Irailands, P, StuW,
RwIewed by I.Do Kasatkina, GlAs Znvarsln. Ulkroblologila 28 no.4t
628-629 ji-Ag 059. (NnU 12:12)

The'dayelopmental cycle and mxclear aMratus of HypLosicroblux
vulgare fituts. at Hartleb. KII:roblologlia 29 no.1:38-42 T&-?
16o. (mm 13t5)
1. Institut mikrobiologii AN GSSRO
(HYMNICROBIUM)

Budding bacteria. Mikrobiologiia 30 no,5:95Z-975 S-0 161.
(HIPA 14:12)
ERTAI
(CAULOBACTE

ZINAR7IN, G.A.
r, - -.-
Symbiotic 'nation of mnganese by two Pseudo=onas spec-es.
p
I
lil-rob-lolaff'Pa 31 ro.4:586-588 JI-Ag 162.
OERA 180)
1, Inotitut rdkxobicllogii LF SSSR.

YFFIMINA.9 V.V.; 'Vvtf(zjNp G*A*
'A ,
O/Idution-ri.,-ductlon potential ilt the devoloprent of Mevallo-
I genl.wa. Mikroblologiin 32 no.W27-230 Mr-Ap 163. (MIM 17:9)
1. Institut inikrobiologii AN SS~Sh.

ZAVARZIN G.A.; -~YKPIKHINA V V
Symbiotio growth of Metallogenium. Dokl.AN SSSR 149 no.40312-
934 F 163. (MIRA 1634)
1. Institut mikrobiologii AN SSSR. Predotavleno akademikom
A.A.Imehenstakim.
(SYMBIOSIS) (MICRO. ORGANISMS) (MANGANESE)

W . - ~ -
ZAVARZIll, G.A* .
, -1.7-11 . ".
Structiij~~ -of metallogenium. Mikrobiologiia 32 no.6.*1020-1023
N-D 163 (MIRA 18:1)
1. Institut mikrobiologii AN SSSR.

ZAVARZINI GAO
Mechanism of manganese pro'cipitation on the shells of
mollusks, Dokl. AN SSSR 154 no.4:944,945 F 164.
(14IRA 17:3)
1. Predstavleno, akademikom A.A. Imshenetskim.

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1,
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1. Institut mikrobiologil All S"U1.

ZAVARZINI G.A.
Types of nutrition of mic-ro-orgarimus. V.1p. rAkxObjOj. l0c--~O
164. (MIRA 18:9)

ZAVARM, G. A.
"Manganese and soil bacteria."
report submitted for Symp on Ecology of Soil Bacteria, Liverpool, UK, 6-10 Sep
1965.

DOMIAN,t N.G.; USIL'YEVA, Z.A.; ROMANOCITA, A.Ks I ZAM. V~j G
Avfjimilation of, carbon of moncicarboxylic compounds by budding
bacteria Ilyphomicroblum vulgare Stuts. et Ilartleb. Mikroblo-
logila 24 rio.1:3-11 Ja-F 165. (MIRA 18:7)
1. institut blokhimli All SSSII imeni A.N. Bakha i Institut milro-
bi olop, ii AN SSSR,

_1.,AVARZIN G.A.
System of thlobacterJe. Tzv. All S3:33R. Ser. biol. no.2:287-2.90
Mr-Ap 165. (MIRA 18!4)
1. Instit,,te of Microbiology of the Academy of Sciences of the
U.S.S.R."Moscow*

ZAVARZIN~ G.A.; STARK, Yu.S.
Analysis of forb-f dden-varl-ante in.the taxonomy of zdcrc-
I. Inatitut mlkrobiologii AN SSSR, Moskva.

B/169/62/000/007/017/149
D226/D307
'AUTHORSS Babayahtaq S. P. and--Zavarzin, G. N.
TITLE.-, 'Application of geophysical methodEr when geologically
surveying enclosed areas on a scale of 1:200,~00
PERIODICAL., -Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika,.no. 7, 1962t 19, ab-'
stra6t 7A123 (Razvedk.a i okhrana nedr, no. 8, 1961,
31t36)
TEXT:- A complex of geophysical methods was applied to incred'6'i the
effectiveneeB of geologic surveying (scale of 1:200,000) on the
elautern slope of the Turgayekiy Trough, where almost all the area
is covered by thick loose Meso-Cenozoic deposits. Electric survey-
ing by the method of vertical electric sounding was carried out in
order to determi.'ne the thickness 3f the Neso-Cenozoic depusits and
their lithologic separation, and also tD study the relief of Pale-
..ozoic rocks and map them. Grav Ving was applied to map the
ity sury
'Paleozoic basement structures, and magnetic surveying was employed
--tto sepaiate the bas9ment rocks lithologically. It was established
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that against the background of the basement's generally gentle
westwards subsidence there are local depressions and rises, It was
V/
--,established from geophysical data that Lower'Paleozdic rocket form-
ing the core of the'Dzharkainagachekiy Antiolinorium, have a north-
easterly strike; further to the sou-,,*h,,- heir strike is close to me-
ridional. Previously known tectonic elements were defined more pre-
cisely, and a new structure -- the Karyn-Saldin8kaya Trough -- was
exposed,. A magnetic anomaly with an,-intensity of 1000 r was fixed
in the sectionsno'rth-west part; this was confirmed by gravimet-
~ric data. The.anomaly is presumed to be due to a deep-lying in-
truoion of basic ot ultrabasic, composition. Z-Abetracter's note;
'~Complete tranalation.-7
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BABAYANTS, S.P.; ZAVARZIN, G.H.
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Using geophysical methods to search for Kazakhstan 11,esozoic bauxites.
Razved. i okh. nedr 28 no.2!:28-34 F '62. M.RA 15.3)
1. Iliyskaya geofizicheskaya ekspeditsiya.
(Katakhstan--Bauxite) (Prospecting--Geophysical methods)

ZAVARZINp L.G.; BLAGOVES11cus.11SKAYA, M.11.
Ordovician sediments in the upper Kamenka Valley and owo
geological characteristics of this region. Informobor.VSEISI
no.40:29-33 160. (MIRA 14:12)
(Kamonka VaLloy (Kranoyarsk Torritwy,)-Rookso Sedimentau)
m

YERGALIY..*~.', A.Ye.; YURKOV, V.11.; AIFEIDDIOV, A.Zha; ZAVARZIN, V.G.; VERSHININA,
V. V.
Study of the eloctrocliamical method of' fastening loa= and clays.
Trudy Alt. G14111I All Kazakh, SSR 15t48-52 163. (MIRA 17:3)

ZAVARZIN, V. I.0 Cand Bio Sci "Functional disease of thw.
geaoh tree in Moldavia," Kishinev, 1961. (Min of Higher
and Boo Spec Ed USSR~ Com of HIgher and Seo Spec Ed of the
Council of Ministers MBSR. Kishinev State U) (KL, 8-61,
236)-

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'hibitcd. except *lth bJ&b cona". fvbkh Inhibited both
furins at bimbtsu. action. In the colb. dw lopfrocubms
mainly amumukird In 11poidod strwium. Prolonged con-
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bereditwyformi, mainly giant cells. Theouthoogrusstim.
fated tim foruuti3o and jitmination ofspares. InSwAvo-
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B3M M OVA. N. (abstractors].
Abstracts [of foreign literature]-. general microbiology. physiolog7
and biochemistry. Mikroblologila 32 no.6:744-75i N-D 153. (KLU 6:12)
(Microorganisms)

.2 AVARZINA.N.D.
Study of.caunes aticulaiVIng or Inhibiting the development of
phytoplankton, Trudjv Gldroblol.ob-,va no.6:104-209 133,
(KLRA 8: 9)
1. Inatitut mikrobiologii Akademii Nauk SBSR
(Phytople.nkton)

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Results of the microbiological analysis of oosen of lake Vahchencroro.
Trudy lab.sapr.otl. no.6:iio-n4'36. 9:11)
(Uahchomerovog.lak6--MJcro-organiams)

15-57-12-17244
Translation from: Referativn y zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 12,
p 76 (USSRT
AUTHOR: Zavarzina, N..B.
TITLE: Distribution of Nlio-roorganisma.in the Silt Deposits
of Lake Nero (Raspredeleniye mikroorganizmov v ilovykh
otlozheniyakh ozera Nero)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Labor sapropel. otlozheniy In-t losa SS5R, 1956,
Nr 6, pp i68-172
ABSTRACT: The significance of microorganisms is determined by
their participation in the processes of mineralizing
organic matter in the deposits of silt. It is pro-
,posed that Lake Nero deposits be utilized as soil
conditioners for a.gricultural purposes. In studying
the rate of minerEtlization, it is necessary to learn
the qualitative bacterial content involved in the
process. The following conclusions were arrived at
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Distribution of Microorganisms (Cont.)
15-57-12-17244
from this investigation: Ammonium producing bacteria form the most
widely distributed group and'are onaountered in all varieties, other
groups of bacteria are concentratod in the'upper layer of sapropel
down to the depth of 1 m. The prosence of a microbiologically active
layer at the depth of 3.6 m is explained either by the influence of
a deeper layer of clay with a large admixture of humus, or by some
unusual conditions of this layer itself.
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AUT40RS: Zavarzina, N. B., Prottienko, A. Ye. 80Y/20-122-5-52/56
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TITLE: On the Lysis of Chlorella Pyronoidona Pringh Cultures
(0 lizice kulttur Chlorella pyrenoidosa Pringh)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1950, Vol 122, Nr 5, PP 936-939
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: In mass cultures of protococcus algae (Ref 1) sometimes the
lysis of actively growine cultures occurred which was
completed within a few hours. N. S. Gayevskaya (Ref 1) is of
the opinion that lysis can occur due to an incomplete diaestion
of the algae in the bowel of animal organisms. The authors are,
however, of the opinion that this lysis can occur 1) By the
unoreanized effect of aome ferments of the algae in the mass
injury of cells (as Rel 1), 2) By the antagonistic effect of
products of the life aotivity of bacteria formed in the
culture of algae, and '5) By a specific agent that lysates an
active alga culture. The lysis of Chlorella. pyrenoidosa also
observed by the authors was seen on a strain from the
Muzey kulltur vodorosloy (Museum for Algae Cultures) of Praha
University. They were cultivated on a mineral medium. The
Card 1/3 task of the work was to explain the cause of this lysia. The

On the Lysis of Chlorella Pyrenoidosa Pringh SOV/20-122-5-52/56
Cultures
authors found a specific lysating factor. Figure 1 shows a
great amount of spherical particles, 30-47 m/clarge, which are
similar to some viri of higher plants and to the
bacteriophages. They could not be found in healthy cultures.
A lysate diluted at the ratio I : 10 causes negative colonies
(taches vierces) in chlorella cultures on agar media (Fig 2).
Re-inocculations from such agar places caused a lysis of the
cells. The lysating factor can regonerate. The final activity
of the lyeato depended on the degree of dilution of the
inocculated material. Tomperatures above 600 inactivate the
lysate. The lysating factor has a clear adsorption capability
with activated charcoal, It can, however not pass the
"Chamberlain" candle (svecha Shamberlana~- Rivanol acridine
and some dyes bind various viri and decrease their activity.
The lysating factor of the chlorella cultures had a similar
behaviour, It is specific for chlorella and cannot lysate
other types of algae. The following problems remain unsolved:
1) Is the lysating agent transmitted by bacteria? 2) Are
bacteria present in the culture without taking part in the
Card 2/3 lysia of the chlorella? 3) Does lysia take place in two stages,

On the Lysis of Chlorella Pyrenoidosa Fringh SOV/20-122-5-52/56
Culturos
i. e. first some specific bacteria (not found by the authors)
are lysated, and the chlorella only subsequently? There are
2 figures and 2 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Institut mikrobiologii Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute of
Microbiology of the Academy of Sciences, USSR)
PRESENTED: June 4t 1958, by V. N. Shaposhnikov, Academician
SUBMITTED: May 28, 1958
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ZAVARZUIAp X*B.
Effootlof antibiotics on the lysie of ChloroUa pyranoidooa PrIngh
matures, Mikrobiologils 31 no.6tlOO2-1006 N-V 162.
(HIRA 160)
10 Institat mikrobiologii AN SSSR.
(ALan) (A NTIBIOTICa) (BACTMIOLYSIS)

ZAVARZINA,, If.B.
Substances inhibiting the davelopment of Scenedeomw quadricauda.
Trudy Gidrobiol. ob-va 9:19.5-205 159. (MIU. 12:9)
I.Institut mikrobiologil, AN SSSR.
(Algae ) (Growth inhibiting aubatances)

AUTHORs
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3/020/61/137/002/017/020
B103[B215
Zavarzinal N. B,
TITM Lytio agent in cultures of Chlorella. pyrenoidosa. Pringh
PERIODICALs D6klady Akademii nauk 83811, v. 137, no. 2, 1961, 435-437
TEXTs So far, the existence of a specific lytio agent in the lysis of
laboratory cultures of Chlorella pyrenoidosa has been assumed but not
proved, although an abunde-noe of spherical particles was found in lysed
cultures under the electron microscope. Lysis is assumed to be due to
these particles. Since such cultures also oontainod bacteria, the author's
aims were such$ 1) pure cultures of Ghlorollat and 2) isolation of a
baoteria-free preparation of the lytio agent. A combination of these two
cultures may give an idea of lyeis. Anoptral microscopy of living Chlorel-
la cultures proved to be the beat method of checking the degree of purity.
Id 1)j A pure culture was obtained by the spray method (Ref. 21 O.KomarovaF'
Mikrobiologiya, 18, 370, 1949). Most filters proved unsuitable for
filtering lysed Chlorella cultures, but bacteria could be filtered by
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diaphragm filters nos. 1 and 2 of the fabrika ulltrafilltrov v Mytishchakh
Mytishchi Factory for Ultrafiltere). Asbestos filters 0-3 and C;i -4
-39 SP-4) showed hardly reproducible results. Only few spherical
M
partiel6s'were filtered by type SF-4; hence, the experimental results,
differed. However, in 6 out of 10 experiments, considerable cytological
changes were observed in numerous Chlorella cello of pure cultures by
adding filtered lynate (dilution of 2 1 10 and 5 $ 10) after incubation of
20-50 days, even though the surface of the cultures turned slightly yellow.
Damaged cellst a) vacuolated and 8wollent b) division stopped in the
tetrad staget divided cells did not separate. In all oulturest part of
the cells remained,undamaged and viable. Since no such changes ocatnxed in
control experimentaf the author concluded that they were not due to
chlorellin. "Bacteria-free lysate" thus damages Chlorella cello consider-
ably without destroying them completely. On the basis of some negative
experimental results, the author assumes an.insufficient content of lytic
agent in,the filtrate. This agent does not loose its activity at a pH of
4.5-9. Eluation experiments with acidifled solutions, howevery yielded a
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B103[D215
weakly Active eluate. The author obtained much better results by using a
i~. saponin solution. She also proved that lyais is not caused by proteo-
lytic ferments which may be obtained from destroyed Chlorella or bacteria
cells. Among various bacteria of the lyeate, the author isolated a specific
.form of Caulobacter vibrioides Henrici et Johnson (identified by
G. A. Zavarzin), in whose presence complete lysis took place. These
bacteria developed abundantly at the moment of lyeis) and continued to do
so in the lysate until Chlorella was conpletely destroyed. Chlorelle,
cultures could not be isolated from C. iribrioides~ since these bacteria
pass through diaphragm filters. After 3-5 filtrations, a pure culture
grown by R. Pratt (Ref, 41 Am- J- Bot., ?1, no. 2, 1942 ) on a minaral
nutrient medium no longer caused the lyeis of Chlorella. By using an
electron microscope the authors proved the lyeate to contain particles
-which morphologically- resemble phage. Their spherical bodyt concave on one
aide, has a short conical appendage. These particles may stick to C.
vibrioides without causing its lyeis. The author assumes that C. vibrioides
has the following funations in the lysis of Chlorellas 1) it carries the
lytic agent; 2) it damages Chlorella involucres and makes them more easily
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Lytic agent in-cultures of... B103/B215
pormouble.to particles of the lytic agent by sticking to theml 3) it takes
part in the final destruction of Chlorella. oelle. Lika other bacteria
occurring in lysates C. vibrioides not infected by phage,is not capable of
causing lysis of Chlorella. Hence, the author concludes that the presence
of bacteria cannot be the primary cause of this lysis. She shanks
A. Ye. Protsenko for assistance in electron-microscopic examinations~
There are 4 figures$ 1 table and 4 refe:rencess 2 Soviet-bloc and 2 non-
Soviet-bloc.
ASSOCIATIONs Institut mikrobiologii Akadeiaii nauk SSSR (Institute of
Microbiology of the Acadejay of Sciences USSR)
PRESENTED% October 13, 1960 by V, N. Shaposhnikov, Academician
SUBMITTEDi October 7t 1960
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ZAVARZINA, N.B.
~ysiB o~ Chlorella cultures in the abacnee cf bacteria.
Mlkrobiologlia. 33 no.4t562-564 JI-A 164. (MIRA -~8t3'1
19
1. Institut m1kro1.hjoj.ogjj AN FZSR.

ZAVARZINA, Ye.I.; KORDOMSKAYA, RA.
Causes of the breakdown of the glaze on storage tanks.~-Wctek. i Rer.
18 no.11:28-32 N 161. (MRA 15:3)
(Glazes--Corrosion)

ZAVARZINA, Ye. I..
----Cand Tech-Sci- (diss) "Study of~:the-rate of reaction-of elec-
with loame-and kaolins for-purposes---of-- clarifying the
optimal conditions for preparation of casting dross." Moncow,
1961. 18 pp; (Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialist Educ-
ation RSFSR, Order of Lenin Moscow Chemical Technology Inst Ameni
D. I. Mendeleyev); 200 copies; price not given; (KL, 7-61 sup,
1~51" "NIP
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Determination of calcium and scdIum 17f the tracer method In the
study of exchange -adsorption. Koll. zhur. 25 no.4431-433
Jl-Ag 163. (MIRA 17t2)
l.. Nauchno- Issledovatel'skiy institut stroitellnoy keramiki, Moskva.

Ye.I.
Ztudyi~ngthe~interaction of j;Iaze with the ceramic body by the
method .ofItagged atoms. Ltek:.,i ker. 1.7 no.10.,26-30 160.
(MIRA 13:10)
(Glazes) kCeramics) (Radicactive tracers)

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SAMAN, Kol ZAVAZAL, VIO. lm.; MALTO 73..
Effect of novocalme on Pb"OeTtosis, Cosk, ofthe, 13 no.1111-20
Feb 57.
It Oont klinUm Istar4ke falcully Karlovy unlywoltys pobooky v
PIxnI, Prednosta prof. Dr. Re Knoblooh, Uotxvo pro lokarokou
mlicroblolngli a Immunologli lakarske fak-qlty Karlovy university,,
pobacky v Flont, Prsdnastat dove Dr, Vle Wagnor,
(PHDOAINII off.
on pha~06.ytaoiv (00)
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,[Line auperrisor of city telephone ayatems] Lineinyl nadenotrabchlk
gorodakoi telefonnoi seti. Moak-va, Gos.izd-vo lit-ry po voprosan
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,by) N. N. Luzhatskiy, I, G. Fo3tnai, fk. 1. (1) S. 1. Za-.arzin. 2.
ispr. i dop. Iloslcva, Svyazlizdat, 1953. 383 P. Mum.. t3bles. "Utarantura":
1). (402) At head of title: Fosobiya d1ya nityazistov riassovykh profossly.
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S/072/60/000/010/004/004
B021/BO58
AUTHOR% Y2,
TITLEi Investigation of the Interaction of Glazing and Body by
Means of Tagged ktomall
PERIODICALt Steklo i'keramika, 1960.. No. 10, pp. 26 - 30
TEXTt Glazings are selected in such P_ way that the coefficients of
thermal expansion of glazing and body are approximately equal. Moreover,
it,must be also known to what extent the chemical composition of glazing
and body changes during firing, and how deep the individual glazing com-
ponents penetrate into the body. Radioactive isotopes were used there-
for,. The experiments were conducted with failence mass and glazing which
serve for the manufacture of faYence fancy tiles (Table 1). A P-sensitive
photographic film of the type M?_HWK~W,(UR_NIKFI_) was used for these
2~ 45
experiments. The course of the activity of the samples containing Ca
during the grinding-off of the glazing is displayed in Fig. 2. An in-
crease of the firing temperature furthers a deeper penetration of calcium
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8h274
Investigation of the Interaction of Glazing S/072 601000101010041004
and Body by Means of Tagged Atoms. B021/BO58
(Table 2). The cations of calcium, barium, and iron, present in the
glazing, are vqry mobile at high temperatures and migrate into the
interior of the body. The graphic method of determining the'diffusion
coefficient as devised by P. L. Gruzin was used to ascertain the physico-
chemical proceasee,of this phenomenon. The penetration of the glazing
components into the body represents a complicated phenomenon, as can be
seen from the curves in Fig. 3. The values of the diffusion coefficients
for the cations Ca, Ba, Fe are mentioned in Table 3. The influence of the
admixtures on the depth of penetration of the calcium from the glazing
into the body is shown in Fig. 4. The autoradiograms of the diffusion of
calcium from the glazing into the body are shown in Fig. 5. Zinc-, iron-,
lead-, and borax oxides increase the diffusion properties of calcium. An
addition of zirconium in the glazing red,acee the extent of interaction of
the glazing with the body. There are 5 figures, 3 tables, and 1 Soviet
reference,
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TRANCHE,, Maria; MICU,,,I.; BALTIEV, Ariadna; DUMTRIU, St.; FELLER, H.,-
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APOSTOL, A.; BRAUNER, E.; CONSTANTINESCU.. N.; ZAVATE Ojeal
DOGARUY Maria; NICA, V.
Research on recurrences of exanthomatous typhus. II. Comparative
clinical aspects of typhus recurrences and primary infection@.
Stud. cercet. inframicrobiol. 15,lno.3t2ll-224 164.

~Ej2~gj., CONS TANTI Nl-',SCU,, N.; DOGAHU,, Minrla, 101AIM0 Anow; FRANCHE,
MICU, I.; BALTIEV, Ariadna
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1, Institutul do inframicrobiologia al Academial R.P.R. si Inatitutul
do igiena, Iaois 2o Membru al Comitetului do redactio ni redactor
responsabil, "Studii si corce'tari do inframicrobiologie"(for Nicolau).
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bil adjunct, "Studii si corcetari do inframicrobiologie"(for Cajal).
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