SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZHIVKO, K. - ZHIVOGLYADOV, V.P.

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ocular tension and, pupil diameter show different phase reactions during the differ.
ent stages of glaucoma. 66, experiffients, were carried out on 10 rabbits. The 10
control experiments confirmed the known pupil dilatation and fall of Intraocular
tensionafter ergommine (111) (0.00075 g. ft, I. m. ). When a 0. 11o solution of I
:-.._was instilled Into one eye of a rabbit pretreated with 111, the pupil of this eye was
dilated more than that of the other eye, as seen after a stronger (1%) solution of
I (in, 5 of 7 experiments), this to regarded as a paradoxical reaction. In the same
experiments the intraccular tension remained high Instead of being lowered; this
is regarded as an Inverted reaction (3 of 7 experiments). In 5 III-treated rabbits
the Instillation of a 1:6,000 sol-ution of I. into the right, eye led to pupil dilation, in
Comparison with the'left eye,corresponding to that produced by a stronger (1%)
solution of I (paradoxical reaction) In the other 5 rabbits of the same test group,
--1:5,000 1 led to constriction of the pupil in comparison with the untreated left eye
(inverted reaction). Ut 3 of 9 rabbits pretreated with III, Instillation of 0.1% solu-
tion o!. It into the right eye'produced an increased miotic effect (paradoxical reRctionj
-treated rabbits the Instillation of a 1:5.000 solution of H I nto the r
Jn 8 of 10,111 ight
eye led to a degree of pupil dilatation surpassing that produced by III alone in the
left eye (Invertedieuction) (49 references)i -POPOV Sofia (U. 12)

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with r-f-irenie to f~*rV- of cLynfunctiou related to ret;uLaticn
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ZHIVKOV, V.I.
Adenine nucleotides in the spermatozoa of the ram, boar, and
stallion. Ukr.biokhim.zhi.Lr. 34 no.l.-86-94 t62. (MIRA 17:5),
1. Institute of Comparative Pathology of Domestic Animals of
the Bulzarian Academy-of Sciences. Sofia.

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AUMORL-Alykay. S.; Kirov, K.; Abadjiev,~M.
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cytology
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Huntington a chor6a,is a hereditary disease
dbiminant 'me.nner. - ince-
in A~ a no date exist in the literature
~oncerhin& t .he cy~.opnotic, invastip tVans of this disease, the withora are
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Abstract' The.inoreanic F.Content of the,blood of calves up to 3
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On' the compooitirn -4nd cIontentof meid-soluble nucleotldes in
the kidney,of.ratoo Doicla dAN 17 no.12:1115-1116, 164.
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garian AcadeuV of Soienceap Sofia. Submitted July 29j 1964-

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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOMTION 1127
Moscow. Fiziko-tekhnicheskiy inBtitut
Issledovaniya po fizike iradiotekhaike (Research in Physics and Radio,
Engineering) Moscow., Oborongiz., 1958- 132 p. (Series: its ~dyx
vyp. 2) 3.,700 copies printed.
Ed.: Zaytseva., K.Ya., Engineer;,Ed. of Publishing House: Gortsuyevay N.A
Tech. Ed.: Rozhin) V.P.; Managing Ed*: Zaymovskaya., A.S,, Engineer.
RJRPOSE: The book may be useful to scientific personnel,, engineeraj, and students
conducting research'in physics.and radio engineering.
COVEWE:'~The bookis a collection of 13 articles written by instructors and grad-
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personalities are mentioned. References appear at the and of each article.
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Kozel.. S.M.., Candidate of-Physical and Mathematical Sciences. Modulation Optical
Interferometer for Measuring the Angle of a Idght Beam 3
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Research in Physics (Cont.) 27
Tsybakov, B.S.,, Yakavlev,, V.P. Nature of Functions Expressing Limited Spectrum,
and Related Problems of Ccimminication. Theory 13
Zhivlyuk.. Yu.N. Some Properties and Applications of a Plane-Conical "Axikon" 30
Kolachevskiy., N.N. Preliminary Results of Studying the Temperature Relation-
ship of Noises of Pe4odic Magnetic Polarity Reversal in Ferranagmetics 41
Sukharev., Ye.M. Repin, V.G. Linear-filter Correlator 47
Leshehanskiy, Yu.I.,, Candidate of Technical Sciences. Application of the Meth-
od of Least Squares for Solving a Problem of Waves Passing Throught the Dia-
phragn in a Regular Wavegaide 58
Glad=,, A.D., Distribution of Potentials in the Region of Space-cha~rge-limited
Currents in an Ideal Planar Triode With Mini -3m Potential Between the Cathode
and Grid 69
Strunin., V.P. Diffusion of,Hydrogen Throught Palladium and Determining the,
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AUTHORS:-- -20Z~19/47
---!-Zhdanov i- YueA-.-,--Dorofeyenko,-
and Zhivoglazov.a, L. Ye.
TITLE: The Sy;ithesis of Some Carbon-Carbon Derivatives of
Carbohydrates (Sinte z nekotorykh uglerod-uglerodnykh
proizvodnykh uglevadov)
:PERIODICAL:: :~ Doklad ANASSR, 1957' Vol- 117, Nr C, pp. 9go-992 (USSR)
ANTRACT; As described earlier (references 1 4) the organomagnesium
method1rought about good,reoultB in the synthesis of the
above-mentioned derivatives of 4-glucooet d-galactoset A-
xylose and 1-arabinoes which contain Various "agluoonoa"o In
the present work this method was employed for the produotion
of some new compounds: phanyl-tetraacetyl-galaotose O-tolyl-
triacetyl-xylosep allyl-tetraacetyl-galactose and allyl-
triaostyl-arabinose. It was found that the acetylated.allyl
sugare are capable of adding a ohloro-, 'bromo- and dirhodane-
molecule at the double bond of the allyl,r*sidue, Haloid-
derivatives of the already earlier synthesized phenyl-
triacstyl-xylosewsre also produced. Acetachlormonosaacharides
which serve as initial products in the synthesis of the C--C
Card 1/2 derivatives of hydrocarbons were obtained due to the treatment
It flIll

The - Synthms i-_-f_S____ -carbon-Carbon Derivatives of
e o ome
Carbohydrates
of sugar acetates with phosph phosphorus pentachloride and
aluminum chloride in a chloroform solution. An experimental
part with the description of the production methods of the
following compounds is given: 0-ohloro-triacetyl-l-arabinose,
di-bromo-phenetyl-triacetyl-xylose, di-chloro-phenatyl-
triaoetyl-xylose, dibromo-mallyl-triaoetyl-xylose, di-bromo-
mallyl-tetraacetyl-glucose, di-rhodone-allyl-tetraacetyl-
glucose and di-rhodane-allyl-triacetyl-xylose beside some
above-mentioned sugar derivatives together with constants.
There are 8 reforenceBo 5,of.which are Slavic.,
ASSMIATIONS Rostov-na-Donu Wte Mkmrsity- (Rostovskiy na-Donu
goeudaretvannyy.univeraitet)
PRESENTED: July 239 19579 -by A.- I. Oparint Academician.*
SUBMITTZD: July 230 1957
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AUTHOR: Kokov1khIn,,V#jA.; Stlkhin, V. N.; ZhIvoglyndovq V. P.
ORG: none.
TITLE: On the, theory, of dual.control
SOURCE: MOSCOW. Instittit ivtomatllcl I telemeldianIld. Samoobuchayuohehlyesyn
966,
tomaticheakiye siBtemy (self -instructing automatIc systems). Tyloscow, Izd-vo Naulm, I
TOPIC TAGS: automaUa.control. theory, second order differential equation, differential
equation solution, approximatIon method
A~STRACT: Various pursuit problems are considered In % Methods for the solution
p article.
used o x -control the ry,h
,fhese problems, b i notions of dual
of, 9 re proposet), and somo Werl-
montal information Is given. Buyeslankra-tegy-in.the Felldnian and Dellman forniulotion is
atadled, and the relation of the theory of approximation to tho BoyeslAn prIncIple Is analyzeds
In their computations, the authors have made a w1do use of the optimality principle and the
techniques of dynamle programming. A numerical example Involving a second-order differon-',
tial equation Is solved, and, there Is a brief discussion of the work by V. P. Zhivoglyadov.
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