SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BARYKIN, N. A. - BASANSKIY, V. V.

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USSR
BARYKIN, and TUNKEL, I., Ogonekt 110 50, Dec 71, P 11
Yu. M. Lopukh.4n continues. "However, it is not merely a matter of the clinical
effect. It has already been proven. The work on thymus. transplant-ation
an! the whole gamut of investigations yield significant scientific results.
Rem Viktorovich Petrov believes, and we axe beginning to share his vleurpoints
vith increasingly greater confidence, that the thymus is not only a starter.
It is also a switch. After consolidating the immunollo&-Ical f ounda-tions, it
begins to exclude the proteins that are inherent only in min's embryonic
development, but axe hainful and even dangerous to the adultt from the activity
of the organism. Does thismean that in a human organism with an underdeveloped
thymust these haxTaful proteins continue to be active?
Hence, doon it also become possible to affect the embryonle protein?
This is not ruled out either. The biophysicist Sergey. Scrafimovich Vasiley-
skiy has already discovered in patients suffering from. tho Louis-Bar
syndrome a proteing which, at first glancet has been given an inganiotis naile,
i.e.# "beta-feta-protein," and the possibility of treating some diseases is
seen In it.
in nedicine a discovery is primarily a humane act. It can have not
only practical, but also scientific prospects, as in this case. It is already
a fact that it gives remarkable clinical results. But, here, in the Depart-
'oscow Medical Ins' tute
p9t of Clinical and Experimental Surgery at the Second 1%
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BARYKIN, and TUMM', I., Ogonekt 110 50j Dec 71, 11
another aspect of the discovery can also be seen, i.e.9 tears of joy.
"We are extranely fortunate to have found this clinic, these kind
people," the mother says through teaxs,
At this moment she again remembers the sleepless nights, the endless
attempts at treatment with a great variety of drugs, and simply the bopes for
a miracle...
Petya is already walking. He made the first stop on his own on the
tenth day after the operation.
The ward which housed the nine children that hard undergone surgery,
the ward to which even experienced physicians came with unceasing vonder as at
their first lesson, is empty. The tJ.Ay patients went hoino to Frwizej to
'Magnitogorak, to Orel...
The follo-Ang notes appeared In their case histoxiesa "There *wexe no
infectious diseases following surgery," "he is activep";and "abatenent of
ataxia no-Led.
YurJy 1Wkbaylovich Lopul-chin, Yuriy, Ivanovich Morozov, and their
colleagues are working to save today's and, even more, toaorrou's patients.
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USSR UDC 681.325.65:525
BARYKTN 2AYGERMKHER, D. M. , KHOKHLOV, G. N. . BALUSHKIN, K. S. ,
KOZOBRODOV,T. A.
"Logic Circuits Based on Pneumatic Relay Elements"'
Pnevmatich. Privody i Sistemy upr. [Pneumatic Drives and Control Systems
Collection of Works], Moscow, Naukla Press, 1971~Ppp 267-272, (Translated
from Referativnyy Zhurnal Avtomatika, Telemekhanika i Vychislitellnaya
Tekhnika, No,ll, 1971, Abstract No 11 A74 from the Ilesume).
Translation: The basic characteristics and nomenclatures of pneumatic relay
automation elements (PERA) are presented, as well as typical logic device
circuits based on these elements. A modular-element method of planning of
devices based on PERA and the experience of the application of the sta,idard
circuits are studied. 6 Vigures; I Table; I Iliblio, Ref.

USSR
PL,EKHOV, V. A., BERDASHKE-VICH, N. A., BARYKIN, N. P., KAGANOV, A. A.
I'Study,of Plasticitv and-Deformation Resistance of EP303 Steel"
r Tr. Ufim. Aviats. In-t. [Works of Ufim Aviation Institute], 1971, No 25,
pp 127-134, (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Nfekhanika, No 10, 1972,
Abstract No 10 V1180 by R. A. Vasin).
Translation: Results are presented from standard tensile and upsetting
tests of EP303 steel specimens in the 80-1,3000 temperature 2,ange. The
dependence of the basic characteristics of the steel on temperature and
degree of deformation is presented in graphic form; the change in micro-
~structure of specimens at various temperatures,is shovin.
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USSR
BARYKIN, N. P., POYUROVSKIY, Yu. V., NIKOLAYEV, V. A VASWRIN, A.
PLEMONF, V. A.
"Calculation of Thermoelastic Stresses During Coolint'; of Stamps at Various
Rates"
Tr. Ufim. Aviats. In-t. [Works of Ufim Aviation Institute], 1971, No 25,
-a, No 10, 1972,
pp 111-119, (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Mckhanit,
Abstract No 10 V43, by N. T. Glazunova).
Translation: This article presents results of theoretical and experimental
studies of the stress field in heated, hollow, thickwall, long cylinders
'cooled in various media. Axisymmetrical distributimof temperature in
the cross section is assumed. The temperature field along the cylinder is
assumed constant. Under these conditions,:the temperature and corresponding
stress field in the body in the radial direction are described by certain
logarithmic rules. For long bodies of rectangular cross section, the
author's recommend that the actual contour be replaced by an equivalent
cylinder, with the condition of equality.of areas of side surfaces. The
results of the study are illustrated by graphs of temperature stresses in
N-V 5teel,~cooled in oilTand in air. 8
cylindrical stamps of t)-pe SITO
Biblio.- Refs.
1/1

Public Health, Hygiene and Sanitation
USSR UDC 614.3:658.5
ZUBELEVICH, V. A., and BARYKINA. A- A., Sanitary Epidemiological Station of
the Rogachev Rayon, Comel'skaya Oblast
"Organization of Current Sanitary Supervision Carried Out by a Sanitary-
Epidemiological Station"
Moscow, Gigiyena i Sanitariya, No 3, Mar 73, pp 71-72
Abstract: To improve the efficiency of sanitary supervision in the Rogachev
Rayon, a special card file was introduced at the rayon sanitary-epideniologi-
cal station. Cards with a distinctive color corresponding to the type and
branch of supervision are used (e.g., blue for the subdivision of communal
sanitation and white for school inspection). In the case of,violations of
sanitary rules discovered during an inspection, the number of examinations
(the number of persons examined) and the date on which these violations are
expected to be removed are entered on a card. If inspection on this date
discloses that some violations remain, a later date for another inspection
is entered on the same card and the card is filed under the month corre-
sponding to that data. The system of keeping track of violations of sani-
tary rules is the same as that applied in connection with the checking of
the carrying out of prophylactic inoculations.

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2/2 Oil UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-27NOV70
CARC ACCESSION NO--AP0136142
.~'xBSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. ~THE COAXIAL ELEC. HEATER CONSISTS
OF A STELL ROD 8 MM IN DIAM . WELDED AT I END CENTRALLY LNTO A STEEL TU3E
*OF 16 MH INSIDE.OIAM. THE FREE ENDS OF THE TUBE AND R130 ARE CONNECTED
TIO THE TERMINALS OF 12V ELEC. A,Co SOURCE.- DUE TO OPPOSITE CURRENT
FLOVIS~..IN -THE TUBE AND ROD THERE: 15 AN INTERACTION: RETW`EN THE A-AGNETIC
FLUXES IN THE NARROW GAP AND A GENERAT!ION OF HEAT. PANELS CONTG.
N
~~SEVERAL OF THESE HEATERS ARE SUITABLE FOR THE UNIFORM 4.EATENG 1~ THE
-...-~-.-.150-250OEGREES RANGE OF MOLDS FOR PLASTICS. THE.HEATERS HAVE MUCH
T-HAN RESISTANCE OR
.tl~'~_LONGER LIFE EXPECTANCY AND ARE MORE ECONOMICAL
~,INDUCTION HEATERS.

USSR
-NEINSTEIN, B. K.; BAR17MI V. V. (Institute of Crystallography, USSR Academy
of Sciences)
"X-Ray Diffraction and Electron I-Licroscope Studly of Hexagonal Crystals of Cata-
lase. 1. Electron Microscope Study"
Moscow, Kristallografiya; July-August., 1971; PP 751-63
ABSTRACT: The three-dinensional structure of the hexagonal no'dification of
catalase was determined by an electron microscope projection. The foiin and
dimensions of a molecule were established. The orientation of the ,uxes of
symnetry of a nolecule in a cell was. found. It -tras sha-,rn the;, a molecule
consists of four subunits, the centers of.gravity of ~jhich form a totrahedron.
The article contains 23 equations and 6 figmres. There are 12 references

U/2.. 032 UNICLASSIFTIED.''.' ':PROCESSING DATE--11SEP70
~,~.TITLE-RELIABLE SEMIKILLED 18GPS STRUCTURAL STEEL -7u-
UTHOR--SOKOLOVSKIYr P.I., BARYNINAt I.M.I.YAKOVLEVA, V.S.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
_~.SOURCE-PROM. STROIT. 1970, (2)1, 30-2
D ATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
AREAS--MATERIALS
STEEL, IMPACT STRENGTH9 DUCTILITY, CHEMICAL
COMPOS IT ION, CARBON, MANGANESE STEEL,.SILICON STEEL, FATIGUE
~.`,~.~~-STRENGTH/(U)18GPS STRUCTURAL STEEL
CONTROL MARKING--NP RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
STEP NIO--()R/02?7/70/000/002/0033/1032
-PROXY REEL/FRAMF--1989/0584
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0101181
UNCLA~SIFIGO

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US31R TJDC 621-383.8 621.0301.66
RARIgHPIL j A., GYAVGYAITEN, L., V., DIMMT, ~L. M., ISKOWDS111Y,
-A. M. , XXA_k;RUUULUV1Y, I. I., and ME-STERIMINji, Yu. Ye.
"Nanosecond BlectroniC-ODtical Photorecorder 'Channel' With
Amplified Image Brightness"
Novosibirsk, Avtometriya, No 6, 1971, PP 53-58
kbstract: This paper represents a continuation of the work being
done by the Institute of Automation and Mectrometry on the design
of devices for parallel recording and processing of optical sig-
nal.3 obtained in the investigation of nanosecond and subnanosecond
processes. A description is given in this paper of a multistage
electronic-optical converter, developed by the authors, which has
an electrostatic input chamber and two stages of image bright
U , ness
magnification. A photograph and a functional diagrazin of the con-
verter are given. Some of the advantages of this "Kanal" (Channel)
instrument are low exposure time in frame operation, high electric
field intensity near the photocathode due to the presence there of
a control grid, a larger screen, high noise immunity, and a ty-e
of structure permitting assembly-line production by t-he 1.11nistry
of the Electronics Industry. The authors thank Yu. A. Sh-,p--;.-o f oi-
making the.numerical computations, V. Yu. Sholokhov, Yu. N.
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USSR UDC 621.315.592
KESIIELOVA, 1. 11. , N. S. VOLKOVA, F. P., CIIEIU~ASOV, A. 1.
"Reflection Spectra of Single Crystals of Cd lig Te Solid Solutions"
x 1 -x
Leningrad, Fizika i Tekhnika Poluprovadnikov, Vol 6, No 5, 1972, pp 950-951
Abstradt: A study was made of the reflection spectra of Cdx11g, _xTe single
crystals as a function of the electron concentration no and tile
cadmium telluride content at room temperature. The studies were performed oil
n-type single crystals grown by the vertl�al zone refining method. The elec-
015, ' cm73, and samples were studied
tron concentration varied from I to 10,
with a composition of XO 0.~7-0.48. For specimens With an electron colleen-
tration of less thmi 10 7cri the reflection coefficient for wave lcngths
increases with a decrease in the cadmium telluride content -in the solid solu-
lases with a decrease in x. Obvious
tion. Thus, the index of refraction incrL
plasma mirilwa were cjb~.(-.rved in the reflection spectra of the spcclfaens with
n - 5-1017-2-1018crt-~", by the position -and mingnitude of which Lhe effective
0
electron i,,iasses were calculated. The tabulited oata ihcluon the values of the
effective masses of the clectrpas calculated by Keyn [Cane) theory. We experi-
mentally obtained values of mil.. /in0agrecingwith the values calciilaLed by kcyii

USSR UDC 621-382.2
CHASHG=T, a. P. aLF 71. LA LY SH , V, .1 TS., AVLR'YANOV,
I. S., and Y.- P..
OPbl_xSn Se Lronocrystai-Line 2hoct-Od-todes"
Leningrad, Fizika. t tekhni-ka., -poIaprovodnikov, vol. 5, No. 8, 1971,
p 1633
Abstract: The Pb-Za-SE combijixtimn- has Dromise as an infrared sen-
sor in 2. broad-range of-wave-lengths. TLs brief communication
--how-a that anneaI-ing the crzystals_~of this combination is unneces-
sary to obtain tha phot-o-s-ensi-t-i-vity in the p-n junction formed by
the. crystals since. there is always. a region of. low vacancy concen-
tration. when the junzti-on.ix obtained:by devia~ting from the sto-
-"ate... The author-m- describe the
ichiometric sLL method they have de-
veloped for Drepartn,-_*P_bO_9qnO-05Se diodes of the.p-type with a
car--r-ler concentration-of.ldI9 per:cubic centimeter. A curve of
t t -~ivity of such diodes
the spectral di-a-tribu.�ozL fo=7 ;ne photosensi I
at the temperaturre. of liquii-I rrLtrogen is given. The, curve shows
a mn7imum at a. wa_-7elengt~_ af abmt- 10. microns.''

USSR UDC 620.179.16
BARYSHEV, and YURIN., V. N.
11measurement of the Main Parameters and the Adjustment of Locating Heads on
the Basis of the Spectral Composition of an Echo Signal"
Sverdlovsk, Defektoskopiya, No 2, 1972, pp 90-99
Abstract: The influence of an electrical load and an, acoustic load upon the
spectra of echo signals is investigated. The procedure and the equipment are
proposed for measuring the basic electromechanical. characteristics of a loca-
ting he ad, namiely the frequency of the conversion muimum and the quality
factor, and for adjustment of the locating head ir accordance with the echo-
signal spectrum. A special pulse meter was devised which measures frequency
characteristics. This meter has a radio-pulse selector which permits the
transceiving amplitude-frequency characteristics of combined locating heads
to be observed on the screen of an electron-beam tuber Such instruments are
nonstandard, and are not being produced in series eitlier in the USA or in
the USSR. 6 figures. 1 table.

USSR UDO 534.232.46-8
DAVYDOV, V.G.
"Binary-Gomparative Ultrasonic Head"
USSR Author's Gartificate No 2~6327, filed*11 June 68, published 20 Mar 70 (from
I yeye primeneniye, No 12, December 1970i Abstract No 12A428P)
Translationi A binary-comparative ultrasonic head is patented, which differs In
the decreased dimensions, and which contains a piezoelectric element and a circuit
for-matching the piezoelectric element with'an ultrasonia~ receiver and generutor.
The piezoelectric element Is fulfilled in the form of a differential capacitor,
the grounded electrode of which is applied to one of the~eurfucee of a quartz
ospillator, and two non-grounded electrodes are applied to the opposite side of
the quartz oncillatori and the circuit for matching the piezoelectric element
with the ultrasonic receiver and generator is.fulfilled An the form of a transformer,
bone of the windings of which is connected with the:recel'er, and the other (which
has a tap from a central point joining:it with ths~gsneriitor) in connected with the
non-agrounded olectrodes. A circuit for the head lo,presented. I ill. L.K.

A/2 035 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING OATE--23OCT70
~-T_ITLE-BOLT AMPERE CHARACTERISTICS OF AMORPHOUS LAYERS BASED ON A PRIME11
B PIMEIV-C PRIMEV TERNARY SYSTEMS
_AUTHOR-(05)-;BARY BORSCHEVSKEY, A.S.,
BOLTIYETSt N.A.v
,WMU,Wlf~
GORYUNOVA, A., ORESHKIN, P.T.
',-:COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-,SOURCE--FIZ. TEKH. POLUPROV. 1970, 4(2)t,372-5
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS, MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--AMORPHOUS SEMICONDUCTOR, VOLT AMPERE Cl-W-kRACTERISTIC, THIN FILM
SEMICONDUCTOR, ARSENIDE, GERMAMIUM COMPOUND, CAORIUM COMPOUND,
PHOSPH[DEt PULSE SIGNAL
.CONTROL MARKING--N-3 RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAMC--1988/0088 STEP NO--UR/Olt4