SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VOROBYEV, YE. I. - VOROBYEVA, Z. I.

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USSR
YE. A., Radioelektronika, Vol XIV,.No 73 1971, pp 839-84o
highly sensitive interferometric, devices described in ($-101 on reproduction
of the maximura energy of the temperature TV oil tile surface of the
sample. silrf.max.i"li
For the heat-resistant superhigb frequency dielectrica used at thio time,
the noise temperature TO is a' 0.3131ex,function of theproperties of the
n.d. C 17.
77, 0
material and:'the maximum temperature
on, the'-sur face, Ts~ The criterion
on the surface
o6estimating the noise characteristics ofla specific material
T
can be the thermal noise coefficient of the dielectric
surf.max.
0 0 0
T .K.11 IT I T /T (2)
d surf.max. n .d. surf.max.
determined experimentally.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
1. L. T. Tuchkov, Yestestvennyve shumowrye ~izluch okanalakh (1-latural
enin v radi
Noise-Enission in Rad-to Channels), Soviet.Radio Press, 1968.
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VRO,BIYDI, YE. A., Radioelektronika, Vol X1
V No 7, 1971i pp B39-840
2. Sistema svyazi cherez iskusstvennyv sputnik Zemli Telestar (Communications
System Opera' Ling via the Telastar Satellite), Mir P;oss, 19 5.
3. Ye. A. VoDoblyev, "Estimating the Effect of Extern;n! Noise on the Angular
Resolution of Pencil-Deam Anterinas'" Izv. vuzov SSSP,, -- Radioelektrcnika
(Nevs of the USSR Institutions of.Higher Learning ~--'Jladioelectronics),
Vol 10, No 5, 473, 1967.
4. S. Landesman,"Progres des antennas radar L'ande Ble~trique, 45, No 1158,
568i 1965.
5..V. F. 11-likhaylov, "Ef feet of a Radome Ex~.eiiencing Thermial Shock on the
Radar Range," Izv. vuzov, SSSTI Hadioelektronika, v6l 6, 607, 1967.
6. Roger M -;---,e, '~4aximum Angular A6
lanaz cu-racy'of Tracking a Radio Star by Labe
Comparison" IRE Trans. on Antennas and. Promation, AP-8, No 1, 50, vTanu-
ary 1960.,
7. A. A. Bashirinov, L. T. Tuchkov, V. M. Polyakov, N.~I. Ananov,
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VROBIYEV, YE. A. , Radioelektronika,. Vol. XIV, 140 7, 19710 pp 839-840
radiote-plofizicheskikh plazriennykhAilucheni,%, (Measuring Radio Thermo-
:Physical and Plasma Emissions), Soviet.Ra.dio Press, .1968.~
8. Ye. A. Voroblyev, "Interferometer fcr Measuxing the Dielectric Constant of
Dielectrics in the 1-fillimeter Radio Wave.Range," Izv, vysov SSSR- Radio-
tekhnika 9, No 1. l3o, i966.
0 Ye. A, 'Voroblyev, "Problems and Prospec'ts of Predicting the Perineters of
Superhigh Frequency Dielectrics in theiPreaence of Themal.Shock and Very
High Temperatures,
Tr. LUP of Ahe Leningrad Jffistitute of Aviation
Instruments), Leningrad, No-70i 12T,1970-
-10. wo K. setaruk, T. J. O'Connor,
Iscimulat .ing R e e n t rj for Ant(*,,nna Windows,"
Apace/Aeronaut 50, No J-,~ 85, 1968,
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USSR UDC 615.849(14!f)(091)
and POPZ DINSICEY, M. N.
VORDBIYSV Ye. 1.~-
Ocherki Razvitiya Otechestvennoy Radiatsionnoy Medi 'tsiny;(Essaya on the
Development of Domestic Radiation Xd,dicinei)~ Muscov, Medl-tsinal 1972, 228 pp
Translation: fonotation: The present bode. attempts to awalyze the history of
the. development of radiation medicine in our country.
In order to give the reader a more-complete idea of the developrent of
r4dical radioloMr, the book includes sections on the histoi7j of the organization
of radiation. medicine, the training of radiology specialiats, and the develop-
ment of scientific research institutions
Special attention in the monograph is devoted to quastionr, of the
medical uee of various sources:of lonizing, emission for rodiation. therapy,
radidisotope.diagnosis, and radon therapy.
More sketchy information is given on the hictory of -the development of
radiation hygiene, occupat.Lonal radiation p4thology) ~ and radiotoxicoloU.
The mnogr&ph is illustrated vrith; 33 -photographs. IXhe bibliography
includes 101sources of literature.
.,.Tab1e_of -Contents: Page
Prefade 3
Part- 1. The development of Medical 14idiology Until-the Great
1/5 October Socialist,'-Revolution

5
6
21
the Great October Socialist~Revolution
Introduction
-C
hapter The Achievements of,Sovidt,Padiobio~ogy.
-M to E.
Reaction of. -the Nervous . Syste ;C~6 re
Toxemia-:with Radiat-ion;'Afflictions
-.7
llec.hanisrn
s of the Initial Action.of Radii~tion
Metabolism with Radiation.Injury
9he Action of Radiation on: J~embpoietic -Organs
Reactions of the CardiovascularSystem and Lunj-,,s
9he - Action of Radiation on. the: Gastroi)atestinal Tract and
%di ation Damage to the Organ of Sig4t
215 The Action of Radiation on the Endocrine Glands
Liver
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52
57
63
69
70
75
75
77
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vOROB YEV, Ye. 1. and POBEDINSlaY, 15. 14., Meditsina,, 197~ 228 pp.
tion
Reaction of the Skin to Radia
Radiation Injuries to Bone-Tissue 97
Radiation Damage to Sex.Organs and the:Effect of Exposure on
Offspring 99
Rad"osensitivity and QaantitativefhA6s' 103

-toxicology, I=Mity' - ancl- Rewte Const~quences lo6
Prophylaxis and Therapy of Radiation:Sickaess 107
Mhe: Use -,,
of. Radioactive Isotopes
,
P.L
Cha Ller-'a.. Successes.of Radiation Therapy
Technical Equipment 120
Radioactive Isotopes and Theh, Use in Medicine 222
Radioisotope Diagnosis 136
The Use of Radioactive Isotopes in Biblogical Research 141
Chapter 3 - Radon Therapy in
the USSR.:. 144
,
The Nechanism of Action of: Radon: Waters 14-7
t
~e..Lar ~,t o".the Method of Using Haaon.Wa era
151
chavrtte 4-. ip at BW,)o-ure, and
r Rad-tion Hygiene, Protection:A~Ain
Safety Technique in Working With Fadiioactive Substances 153

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VOROB )Y~V, Ye. I and POEEDITZkaY., M. N., Meditsina, 1972j. 228 pp
CIMpter 5 - Scientific Research Institutions Which.Are De~veloping the
Problem of Radiation Medicine,
The Central Scie!atific Research Roent-genoradiological institute.,
Mdnistry of, Health USSR-
The Moscow Scientific Research Boentgenoradiological Ins"
titute,
14inintx-y of Health PSF'SR
The Institute of 14~-dicva Radioloa,, Acadp-,ny of t4edical S~:-.iences
USSR
The Xharlkov Scientific Research Institute of MeCLi 'al Ra6iology,
141mistry of Health 131krainian. k-SR
%be Kiev $clentiftc 1IL-sourch and Oncologi-
cal Institute I/dnistry of Health Ukrttinian SSR
The Scientific Research Institute of.Roentgenolo Radiology
and Onctology,. Ministi7 of' Health Azerbaydzhan SSR.
Dhe Scientific Research institute of Roentgenology wid Om:olopy,
Ministry of ffee-Ith Ar-r-,.,e-nian SSR
P&-- scienU~-c Institute of Roentgen'010F'y cind I-S~-tlical
of Health, Georgi.-in 88R
Radiology, 'n:Btrj
The Kirgiz Scientific Research Institute of Oneology. end
4/5 Radiology
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173
181
182
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KUTNERI~V.8*
NTRY -OF INFO--USSR
RCE7-:-~AT. E, E G. USSR,
n R 28: 75-8t, JAN 1970
DATE, PUBL ISHED------70
'_U8JECT..,AREAS-_PHYS IC S
TOPIC TAGS--ION SOURCE, ION BEA?111, CALCIUMv ZINCi METAL VAPOR,
-.-...CYCLOTRON/ I U) U300 CYCLOTRON
-tONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
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R
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CTRC ACCESSION -N0--AP0105289*
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABS TRA C T. DESCRIPTIONS ARE: GIVEN OF THE
DESIGN AND PERFO;zMANCE r?lF MULTICHARGEO [ON-SOURCE" TFIF SOURCE WAS USED
tv-'i
WITH CALCIUM 'AND ZINC 14ETAL WITH THE VAPOR ELASTICITY RE .' ED AT A3)UT
TO 900')E G RE F S C .THEE MULTICHARGED CALCIUM, AND ZINC IONS WERE
06TAINED-WITH A SOURCE DEVELOPED FOR THs: U-300 CYCt0TkON. TABULATED
DATA~ INDICATE PULSED CURFENT.VALUES FOR:NINE CHARGED CALGIU11.1 IONS AND
TEN CHARGED ZINC lOiNS. 114 SUCH, ACASEJffE,,4EAN ZINC CONSU-MPTIOn is
SIMILAR TO 50 MG,HR AND CALCIUM CONSUMPTION IS S1141LAR TO 100 MGjHR.
EXPERIMENTS ON ACCELERATION (IF HEPTA CHARGED CALCIVM IONS AND DECA
CHARGED ZINC ION SHOWED A -MEAN CURRENT.~FOR CA PRIMEl POSITIVE SUB40 IONS
:-OIN THE 100 C14 RADIUS REACHED 3 MU A AN11r, ~AN EXTRACTED DECO CHARGED ZINC
BEAM UP TO CONGRUENT TO 10 NEGATIVE PRIME4 MU A.
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USSR UDC 533.66.063
BOKSHTEYN, B. S.,, VOROB'YEV Ye, M., KLINGER, L. H., 'FRIDM41
N, Ye. M., and
SHVINDLERMAN, L. S., Academy oT_9'Rences USSR, Institute of 'the Solid Body
Physics, Moscow, Institute of Steel and,Alloyp
Ito
smotic Effect at the Border Dif fusion"
Moscow, Zhurnal Fizicheskoy Khimii, Vol 47, No 1, Jan 73, pp 145-1491:
Abstract: A-model of boundary diffusion was'developed with consideration
of the for=,tion of an effect analogous to the osmotic one. its a result,
formation of dislocations takes place in the boundary zopes which accelerates
the diffusion inside the grain and with its motion';carrying the atoms of.the
admixture. A self-adjusted system of equations was deriVed which describes
the process under analysis.

Iding,
Marine viand _Sft1pbuj~
U 1W R
BEKSHAYEV, Ya. A., VOROBIYEV
"Determination of Forces and M Acting n VesselsSailing Parallel
om
Courses"
Sudos,tr. i Sudoreniont. Nauch.-tekhn. sb..[Shipbuilding wrid Repair, Scientific
and Technical Collection], Nlo 4, 0, 20-29, (Trans'latedr:from Referativnvy
197 pp
Zhurnal, Mokhanika,. No 4, 1972, Abstract- No 4B411 by A'. K. Nikitin).
~e mo ion of It w, oships in parallel
Translation: The linear problem of the st~abl t
Courses at speed v in deep water,is studi6d, The velority potential in in-
verted motion is represented as
"fro
Y.
where is the velocity Potential resulting f i the motion of ship I I it) A t
-rcsultinp fror.,i the 7~,otion of ship 2 with-
ship 2; the velocity potential
~2
is the velocity potential resulting fi , the interaction of t11
out ship 1; -om
ships.- Potentials ~ I and ~ 2 are knu4n; is.determined from the LaIllace equa-
tion. and boundary conditions on the free surface, on the suTfacc of the ships
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BEKSHAYEV, Ya. A., VOROBIYEV, Yu. L., S~dostr. i Sudoremont. N au ch. - t eklui.
sb., No 4, :1970, pp 20-29.
and at infinity. Transverse forces. and moments acting:on the ships are deter-
minad by the method of a acceleration potential on the basi of the change
in acceleration potential
T R.
P
Integral equations are produced f or. determination of intensities y, and
2
The authors study the lirating case-, when Parameter v g/V ca (Joj~ speeds
0
of moti -al. equations in this cat lified and
on of ships). The integi ise are simp
reduced to a systei-a of tvo line.-Ir Singular, equations, O.tich, is solved b),
successive approximations by j,jjverfj.o
11 ofa Cauc),y-type~iijitcly -,I! for funt.
not limited at tho ends of the interval. Then, the forcos and mmicrlts arc
5
found for each. approxination. The proces* of success ii aapproximations
s
considered completed if
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PRIMARY SOURCE: Kolloidnyy Zhiaradl, 1970S Vol 32, Nr 1,
~p
STUDY OF THE VARIATION WITH TIME OF THE VIBROVISCOSITY
OF STIFF, CONQUE NLIXE&
Radvinskiy, B. M.; MiklmX16v :N. Vorob! V Yu. L.
Summary
The vdriation with time -of stiff concrete mixeshas been ttudied. The curvesobtained
show. a max4mim coinciding wit-11i the end -of -the period oi tht~, development in the~mix af
the cdagulation structum of cernent~paste,
REEL/FRAMF.
V,
19721-38;z

112 0 i ill 1:1 -e"' CC ES S I N G D A T P- - 2 7 NO V 7 101
.-ICLAiS I ED
[ITLE--COMPLEX STRYCTURE AND SURF, AC EEl E R G YOF B IL h Y METALLIC "WLTS -U-
~AUTHOR- (04 1 -V YU.P., acGvt1ov 1 qi M-P,, i"i I: NA.N CHUFAROV, G - I
COUINTRY OF INFO--USSR
S GURC E-.- F I Z .METAL- PIETALLOVE0. 1970, 2'9'('Z) 445-8
OATE PUBLISHEO ------- 70
.5 USJ EC TAREAS--f-ATERIALS
-JOPIC TAGS--LIQUIDIBINARY ALLOY, S U R F.A C F: T EINS I QN, F 1. U I DSTRUCTURE, SURFACE
~-ENEkGY, ALLOY COMPOSITION, MODEL:,
M A WK I MG-- M 0R E S T ft I C T 1014 S
9 0 C W! FIN TGL.A. 35--iJ,NCL A CIS 11; 1 ED
IWXY kFFLIFRAME--3003/1' 355
s re r) NO-UR 1'6/ 10/021 /;~U 2 '0114') 'Qf 4
U-' LAS"J.F.[E0

2/ 2- 018 UNCLASSI FtED Pilf'CIESSING DATE-27NOV70
IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0129587
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-N) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A N I N T !E: k P R ~-' T A T I G NWAS PERFORlED OF
COINCiN * OCEPEINDENCE OF SUR
FACE TENSION OF BINARY P-IETALLIG MELTS IIN A
COMPLEX MOOEL. T 1-1 f- NOMPART[CIPAT[O.N1 OF INTRAG014PLEX B 4 NO I IN G ENERGIES IN
THE TOTAL SURFACE TEPISio ,,i nF THE MELT' AND THE DFYELOPMEta THE SURFACE
TENSION OF ONLY- WEAKIER INTERACTIONS BETWEEN Tl-fE C,Oi'!PLEXE5 AND THE ATOMS
OF THE `~EDISIJAL Cn-Ml,?ONENT WERE ASSUMED IN TPIS INITERPRETATION. THE
PARAMETERS FOUND FOR SEVERAL SYSTEMS ARE~TABUL.~',TE). IN~ THE OPINION OF
THE AUTHORS? THE PROPOSEO-MOOEL FOR ME ~STRUCTUR.E: OF BINARY ~METALLIC-
14ELTS IS) RATHER GENERALt ISTI GLAkE. T H E: -FOLLOWINIG~ SYSTEMS
AT LE4ST-AT i
WERE CO'JISIDEREG.' PDONI i PDvCOt PD,C(Jo SN,cl i AIND! SN, p B Fot~ THE S'11,81
SYSTEM, THE COEFF. OF THE WEAKEN:ING OF THE 8 1 8 1 0 N D 'WAS EQ0AL:TO ZERO.
m
FACILITY: INST. MET., :SVERDLQVS,K j ~USSR.
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USSR UDC: 539.0":534.11
VOROPYEV,Yu. S., MEDVEDEV, N. G.,-, Kharl koi
"Design of Turbine Machine Blades for.Forced-Oscillations with Various Types of
'Excitation"
Kiev,: Problemy Prochnosti, Nib 11' Nov 721 pp 15-19.
Abstract: The problem of forced oscillations of the working blades of turbine
machines is solved by a variation method based onthe refined theory of
oscillations of twisted rods considering the influence of internal inelastic
resistance and aerodynarnic damping Forms of oscillations are detarmined, as
well as the distribution of intern;l forces, moments and, stresses over the
length of the blade under the influence of leads with arbitrary rule of change
with time and over the length:of: the -bladd.,...

USSR LDc: 621.372.h!2
VOROB'YEV, Yu. V. , Z E -R"
-AK -.A JHI-:,.'N'KO, V. N. ,TRETYAK, 0. V.~
"InvestigatioL of Birefringe-lice at Fie-zoresonance in GcA'
s Crystals"
-oscov, Rad~r-'f:Mhrilm i 17"el, pri 233-149-1353
114,17, No N~)"- 725 j
Abstract: An nlte.-nat-ing elect-ic f ield -,ras used to excite le'
j,"
6ajjj,_n_ arS er 4 C~.e
cr,istals placed
between polaroid!3. "I., c I i
R ht fuy
passing through the c-rvstal and poluroids vas foi,-rd tr)
frequency equal to that of the m--4ch-ardcal ascilla-f-ionz" , or e1se crn',ble ro"
quadruple this vibnation frequency, depend ingr o nthe aniplitudc of the cE:-
cillations and the mutiz-,~! orientetion of the Tjoltu,oids. The results arc
amlvzed on thca, basis of -prezent- concepts, concerz-,Ir-C thw lin-:!av el~-Ctrc-
-Orotical effect and phot.,)e-lasti-city..Th -a distribution cT el~~st4-c
in the Crystal is found ft~' -va-4-fri"Is excitat'."m fretyclencics. '113C rW5io
between prinn-2-1 ~.nd neccnrlary eJLect~-'-o-optica1:f:-:
Y - ffe~,~-s in i7,jall4um, ar~~en~~dc.-
is determ4ned. r!'he a" thr, P`czoclectric reson;~'tor
nPect. to th'e. of the excl te;;~ 'I-ic
-Pr
equency fielt-' modiziadted!by a lov frequency Signal: it is shc-wn
that modulation of fhe light- beara pa-I'sir, thrmigIn the cilr
staljr, due to
nonhomogeneity of the specinen.
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USSR U D '113 528-35-021.6-187.4
W B I
V
RO YEV Yu. V
all
"On the Application of the.Ranging Radar 'Luch
Moscow. Geodeziya 1 Karto,-,rafiya,,Noo 9, 1971; pp.24-31
X J_
Abstract : The experience is described in thel~ use of the -ran-
ging radar "Luch" by laying
out of polygonometric traverses of
1st- and 2nd classes and trilaterization of the 2nd class in the
tundra beyond the polar circle at thelaverage surimer temnerature
of +90, im the year' 1970i Measurement results~ are ~-oresen~ed in
tables and-are discussed by reference to ~diagrams. Reco-endau--
ons are g1ven -for increasing the off iciency of tho ran-inp.; ra-
dar. It is concluded that with the tadar Luch~..:~eodetic won'Cs can,
be performed reliably and easely with, the acem-acy required foi,
lot: class zrorlcs. The measuring -11
accuracy of t~( ranming radar
luch excels that of other domestics. ranging radars ill tlie int.er-
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V01VOWYEV, YU. V., GeodeziyaiKartograf 14ya, N-o 9, 19;Y1, pp 24-31
cha7ageability.of stations, ri.orkir~,T in. the throo-cm-band of car-
rier freouenciess, and. the.compens t
PI-ing method of phase COMDari-
-n of two lo-i-i-freo -u-) 'ra
s
o _Uency-sl&-lals., The. sepp~ra*,ion of the
-h:L,7--'n frequency blocIz froa the indicatorlblod..c and the hi,!~,h ope-
rationall Properilos of" the ranging'- , radar LuChi mr-Ir *0 possible -L';O
use !in-ear and line arly-angular. -.mlptho ds of creation geodetic
ne"IMorks. Two i-Ilustr. six f n rmula S. five t*bles.
2P.

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C 12-75i.1-015.1-06:f~l-3.27:577-17.0;~9
n', an, d 110,AW,
A G.)
-1Y V., C~_ i r of Hygiene,
Leningxad Pedia-t-nic in3,:;itute
tIT!,._ ~ffe 0_-n 'omvosit,ion of the D4-.et on :.ne AcMvity of Some
_7.ement
Bone Tissue Enz,,--es in Experimental A:ni,--,al s
Vloscow, Vop-rosy Pitaniya, No 2, 1970, P!-, 57-b!
,~bS~raCt: Tr, a '4 ,Jnite ra.-,;,
conper(0.018 -.~/100 g of body weight/24 hourG) 'to the diot, i-_,~,Ubltod alk,-,Une
phosphat'Llse, activity wi-i- e stimulating cytoizhrome oxid--se:, activity. 'ia
(0.06 --g/100 g) activated Inoth allmline ph~)sVai?tase and c, L;)chx%:)rzo.-:idase.
L Y
Zinc (0.010c n hosphatase activity -whille inh-i-biting
mg/100 g) stimulated. alkali e p
dase acti Y-Y. Exclusi on from: the diet of one of the trace
cytochromeoxL
e_LC_=Cn7IS an. made the animals sllu~:i.,
d esT)ec4ailly all three;
15n, Causea SKIn
disorde-_rs, and aff-Pected the, weII&L. Weight Cains resulte(~ from the exclusion
of either copper, manganese, or zinc, but losses.(6.8 g or~ -,he ~F,.veragee) re-
aulted %Ah-en all three elemen4s were T~ s cc clude-that the
eliminated. It wa t2 -d
activity of bone tissue enzymes is.,dependent not.only on the absolute content
of tra-ce elements, 'but on their relationshins -in the diet.:~
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~TITLE-THE EFFECT OF THE TRACE ELEMENT&COMPOSMON IN RATTONS ON THE
.'.ACTIVITY OF SOME BONE TISSUE ENZYME&-IN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMALS -U-
AUTHOR- (03)---!KOL0M I YT S EVA M.G.-, vo. Aea*'p RADOVSKIY, V.
--USSR
--CGUNTRY~,OF INFO
PITANIYA, 1970,# NR 21 PP.57-62
_.,.~;-.9ATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
k-REAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCJENCES
TOPIC TAGS--DIETt DONEr ENZYME ACTIVITY#] PHOSPHOTASE4 1INHISITION, COPPER,
MANGANESE, IINC, TRACE ELEMENT
C CI N TR C L~IARK IING--tiO R E S TR I C T I 0,114S
DOCUMENT CLA'~S-UNCLASSIFIED
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:,..,-CIRC ACCESSION NU--AP0101696
:ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(Ul GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE STATISTICALLY PROCESSCO
RESULTS OF OBSERVATIONS HELPED ASCERTAIN THE INHIBITING EFFECT OF COPPER
AND THEACTIVATING INFLUENCE OF MANGANESE -ANO ZINC IONS UN THE ACTIVITY
OF THE OSTEOTISSUL4R ALKALINE PHOSPHATASEO' WITH~REGARD TO
CYTOCHROMOXIDASE IN THE BONE TISSUE COPPER AND ?IANGANESE APPEAR AS
ACTIVATORS, WHEREAS ZKNC IONS ARE LIKELY TO EXERCISE INHIBITING
INFLUENCE ON THE ACTIVITY OF THIS ENZYME. DISRUPTED ORRELATION OF
TRACE ELEMENTS IN T.HE FOOD IS OF,ESSENTIAL IMPORTANCE FOR THE ACTIVITY
'OF
TISSULAR-ENZYMES.
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USSR UDC 539-431K539M6
YaGACHEV B. A. and Vs= ~EVA L.$ Urals Sclentific.Resealzch Institute of
Ferrous Metals
"Temperature-Velocity Relationship of Metal Resistance to Plastic Deformation!'
Moscow, Stall, No 12, Dec 73# pp 1106-1109,;
Abstrae-ti The advantage of using orthogonal rotation planes of an experiment
for the mathematical description (and study) of the temparature-velocity
relationship of metal resistance to plastic deformation.io shoim. The defor-
zation relationship itself Is a function of throe indepenaent variabless
tOaperatun-(t), magnitude ( e ) and velocity and; has the form In cr,
(ln InE t). An emprical formula was derived from this relation-
ship for.detertaining the deformation resistince and has the general formt
b
C~'. A a Values of Ap ap~bj and c are given for 21 steels,
3 heat-resistant alloys, and white cast iron. Three:tables't six bibliographic
references.
73

USSR uDc: 621.39T.61
SHAPIRO, Ya. A. , GAIA.KHOVA, N. G. VOVSI,~ L. M. BERLIN, B A. IUD-13CHIK-
YATI R. S. , YO
"Technical Facilities of Televisiozi Services of the Soviet-~iide Television
Center"
V sb. Televizion. luekhnika- (-Television Teohnology-collection of works),
1 11, lq"l
Moscow, ITS-V-,Iraz -p-,) 127-163 (from Ra.-R,,-diotekhnJ'-k--, No 6, Jun 71,
Abstract No 6GI90)
Translation: B--,-ic data are given on studio and announcer TV~careras,
motion picture cameras. i--ith TV viev
~firder, cameras for transn. itting motion
picture filnis in '-,?V and picture. projection rooras,~, and epidiascopic
projectors for t-r~-jsmnitting transparencies! vhbtos, draw:1.1163- , etc. The
individual elements of the instrument- and
program unit, central instrument
room and video recordin.- imit are described. N. S.

USSR UDC. 620.178
BARANOV, S. M. VORO 'A 'USH114, S. I., Leningrad
B~'YBG -A KARAI
"Iendency of Type 40Kh Steel, front Various Melts to Brittle lIkupture"
Problemy Pruchnosti, No 11, 1971, pp 101-105.1
ABSTRACT: The influence of the m othod, of, de.oxidation of Type 40Kh fine-
grained steel on its brittle rupture t,endency, is studied. Tests are per-
fornied using impact specimens with a fatigue! crack. The value of a (the
3
work. ex ended in the ;lrowth of an existin 6rack to critical size] and a
- I P .~ 1. .9 1)
[remaining component of impact toughnessj are determine~L Throughout the
entire interval of' be low- free zinc, temperatures, the valle of:.1 is signi-
ficantly (3-4 tinies) higIter for he~it-t"roatod steel. prodi~iccd by siliconless
deoxidation.

USSR UDC 5 8 030"
BIEZ11101, D. D., AmdemIcir-oi, !=LYUK, 111. M. (deceased',
Union Scientific Research in5titat-e of 11orticukture ireni IL I. Vavilov
'7h e Effect of Super Low Temmerature (-195'C) on the Pollen of Various Plants"
A 0SCOV3 Doklady VEesoyuznoy Orderia Lenina Alvademii Sel skoidtoz, ay6tvennykh Nauk
~imni: V. I. Lenin, No 5, 1970, pp 2-6
Abstract: Experiments were conducted with pollen.of varioup ai~ezz carefully Cathered.
from toratoes, potatoes, cueunbers, onions, beets, sorrel -eas, ca`bb~_%-e, radishes
and birches, and subjectez.
i to ci7,.oGenic tei7Teratm-es (-105 C) vith liquid nit-co'-, n,
1 10 11
fo- from one m1m, _t n nth. I r, ftom hat P11.
te to r t wa V1 1,~ lzem of 1,()Ilren
re viable than controls. III,(! fertiliznt:Lon rata 'Wilt-, blj~.-Irn. thful tri '016,
were m Conti
It vits -1, 11ho t w4is 61::;lf
the cettiir, of f-rul took frid. ~Iuuoel qui-Oi~,,viind ti~!f:ul-i were bx,,tter.
In jaddition, trocs poUination waa i; e4iective. Old; I. n ae t kvc o r dca!j. pollen wcz
stLmalated by instantanemLs freezin,- at cryo!7enic ter~,,eratures; it becane active
and
-ertilized n1ants with resil-Itingr hi ' -quallity fruit. 27he stimulating effect
rogen -3-950C) --ras evident to a reimarlmble degree
6f the temperature of liquid nitz _ 7 .
all the specimens of pollen under inve6tigation

USSR UDC 681.11.032:62.1.317
KURITSKIY, A. M., VOROBII~V
N.
'.'Experimental Study of the Efficiency of Escapement Mechanisms"
Tr.,NII Chas. Prom-sti. [Works of Scientific Research Institute of the
Clock-IndustTy], 1971, No 8, pp,89-96, (T-ranslated from Referativnyy
Zhurnal, Metrologiya i Izmeritel1naya.Tekhni1,a,.l972, N,'I.o 5, Abstract
'No S.32.584).
Translation: A method and results' are described from a studv of the
efficiency of 42 millimeter (stopwatch) and 26 millimeter (wristwatch)
escapement mechanisms. The nature and influence of efficiency ire
studied with changes in such factors as moment of inertia of the balance
wheel, rigidity of the hairspring, oscillating period, iis weI4 as the
influence of a change in the oscillating
amplitude're3ulting from a
change in the drive torque and design facto 'rs (number of tectli of the
escapement wheel, type of escapement) on escapenient effl~viency. A brief
analysis is. presented of the nature of the dependence of, escapement cffi-
ciency on various types of energy losses in'the escapement riechanisin.
89

USSR UDC 615.385.1
VIN%OGRAD-FD-rK7FL, F. R., Prof, TERENVY EVA, E. I., Prof, SM',HOVA, A. G.,
Mrv~~Sw, TAL'SKAYA1, 1. N., LrYLYMIDSKT-Y, D
3,., DbROFEYEVA,
34SO'
T. N., and Sk NOVA, X. N., Centra, Institute of Hema ology and Blood
Transfusion (Prof A.. Ye. Kiselev, Director),i- Ministry of Health UISSR
and Institute of Cardiovascular Surgery-~(prof V-1. Burakovskiy, Director),
Academy of Medical Sciences USSR: (Moscow).
."Morphological and Biochemical Characteristics and Viability of Washed
Erythrocytes Intended for.Surgical,Procedures With Extracorppreal Circu-
lation"
Moscow, Problemy Gematologii i Perelivaniya Krovi, Vol .16, No 8, 1971,
pp 3-7
Abstract: Erythrocytes were obtained after separation of plasma from donor
blood which had been kept in storage for 24 hours, washed with physiological
solution, and examined by the electron microscope mthod; unwashed erthro-
cytes from the same blood served as: controls,;, After ti-76 washIngs the
submicroscopic organization of cells i-a tl~e washed: eryth,rocyti!s did not
-ocytazl. The conclusion
differ essentially from chat in the:unwash.ed erytht
1/2

USSR
VINOGRAD-FINKEL, F. R., et al., Probiemy.Gematologii. i Perelivaniya Krovi,
Vol 16, No. 8, 1971, pp 3-7
was that washing the erythrocytes from blood prepared with a glucose-
citrate preservative and stored for ona'.day has no s#nific,ant effect on
the ultrastructure of almost the entire'mass. InvestigIation of phosphorus
fractions demonstrated the metabolic integrity of the iiashed erythrocytes
through one or two washings. Thus, washing with phys-i Ological saline
solutioa does not alter the structural completeness,.nietabolic activity,
or biological value of erythrocytes.. None of their iridexes'differ from.
those of erythrocytes of whole blOodstorri4for 1 daymnd used for extra-
corporeal circulation in cardiac surgery;.they should therefore.be recom-
mended as the basic component in perfusates for extracorporeal circulation.
212
NMI.

. - - I -: "t- .:I7-lll~rr;jlT,7mTlml

UNCLA$S IFit"'IT: PkOCESSENG DATE :-L3NOV70
_,cutt ACCESSION NO-AP01325.33
-U) ~, GP-O-, ABSTRACT CATECHOLAV.1NES ON
EXTRAC T-- f
SOD I U,47REAB SORPT I ON HAS 81-EN. STUOLED IN HENS AN D F-A OG 5 (ANA TEMPORAIRIA).
-k F -L-TUBULI AR~ SUPPLIE0 BY BLOOD VIA~ TWG" OF
THEIR*; _%A
C I R THE ARTERIAL :ANj) RE14AL Pf, - L)
"'RTAL ONES. THIS FACT ENAFLES TO
E _UBUL'AR CAPILLARIES AT THE
CREATE HIGHER CONCENTRATION 19 F A G EN TS 'IN PEFNf]
SIDE -OF. INJECTION AS COMPAREQ TO RENAL' GLOHLRULI. . INJECrIONS OF THE
AL",i-- ap, led
to protect --;,,r--talz; againit co=oslon, Under, CQ-1W?.tA4oma of I t (;7.-l 13 1- 41 US 16
rult he rAlnercaue o-A' corro3lon m-rjistanao ifou)4 prollably ~CC"ulxl. by inext"I.-All"
the plasia-a flux tompozitmv and by decreapWq, the coatlnb, =5#y.

USSR UDC: 537-312. .62
VOROBIYEVA, N. S. , KL MAKOV, Ya. N.I. ,RONAMI,: Q. 11. KUME"MOVA, S. M.
"Investigation of the Conditions of Formation of Sup*erconducting Compound
V3,34 Made- by the Diffusion M.- thod
Nauchn. tr. N.-i. i proyektn. in-t redkomet. T,~rom-sti (Scilentific Works of
the Scientific Research and Design Institute of the Rare Metals Industry)
1971, 32, pp 115-123 (from RM-Rad'otekhn
- 1 ika, So 5, MaY 71, Abstract No 5D531)
Trat-islation: A heat-trealtment cycle 'is recomri-nded for n2king V3Ga super-,
Three illustrations, two tables' bibliography -6-f fourteen titles.
conductor.
143
Elm MIAM j;1,::;,.:11; I

USSR UDC: 537-312.62~
VOROB 1,YEVA, I. S. , KUNAKOV, Ya. N .
"Synthe is*and Superconducting Properties of'Galli
_s um Diffusion Coatiugs on
Vanadium Multiconductor Cable"
V sb. Probl. sve~khproyodyashch. materialo'v~ (Problems of Superconduc~ F,
Ma.terials--collection of works), Eoscov, "NaW:a!', 19T0, pp 106-111 (from
RZh-Radiotekhniha, No 5, May 71, Abstract No ~'D561)
Translation: A vanadium multiple-conductor microcable is-Droduced with
wire diameter from 40 to 100 microns. Conditions of deposition of gallium
on vanadium are studied. it is shown that the amount of gallixL?n -precipitated
in hot metallization depends on the ccnfiguration of the microcable and
the conditions of deposition. Conditions are' selected for heat-treating
gallium-plated microcable to produce superconducting,compoUnd V3Ga. The
uperconducting properties are,measured. Three illustrations, bibliography.
es. Resume'.
of four titles, two tabl
152

7 :
USSR UDC 669.292.01$.S.53~.312.62.621.785
us Ti
VOROBIYEVA, N. S., KUNAKOV, Ya. N,
."Pro-duction and.Superconducting Properties~of Gallium Coatings on Vanadium
Multiple- ore Cable"
Probl. Sverkhprovodyashch. Mateyialov [Problems of Superconducting Materials
Collection of Works], Moscow, Nauka Press, 1970, pp. 106-111. .(Translated from
Referativnyy Zhurnal Metallurgiya, No. 5,1971, Abstract No. 5 1.751 by the authors).
Translation: A multiple-core microcable of V syith ivire diameters of 40-100 jj
is produced. Modes of deposition of Ga on V are studied. It is demonstrated that
the-quantity of Ga dcposited with hot metalization depends on the configuration
of the vricrocable and the deposition conditions. A heat treatment mode of the
microcable coated with Ga is selected for the roduction d.theisuperconducting
compound Ma. The superconducting properties.are measured. 3jigs; 2 tables;
4 biblio refs.
14
1111M111111011 I "MIN

USSR- UDC 5.17.312.62:669.871.7:669.292.7
VOR.OB'YEVA, N. S., and KUNAKOV, Ya. N.
"Production and Superconducting Properties.c-f,Diffusion'Gal-li-um Coating of
Vanadium Xlultipleo-Core Cable"
Problemy Sverkhprovodyashchikh Materialav, (ftoblems of Superconducting
1970,~pp 106-111
Materials ---Collection of Works], Moscow,' Nauka Press,
Translation: A multiple core microcable of vanadium is produced with con-
ductor diameters of 40 to 100 microns. The modes of deposition of gallium
an vanadium are studied. It is demons trated,iOiat the quantity~ of gallium
deposited b hot metallization depeuds on the'. configuration of. the micro-
y
cable and the deposition conditions-p,
A heat, treatment mode is selected for,thv gallium-coated iracrocable to
produce the superconducting compouad..V3Ga. The supercond- ucting properties
are measured.
Ifigures; 2 tables; 4 biblio.. refs.

77 -, --=71-,
2/2 008- ~UNCLA'SSEI~leb- PROCESSING DATE-04DEC70
.:CIRC ACCESSION ND--AP0134663
-:,,-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP--O- ABSTRACT.
1,2 1~D1,METHYLBICYCLO(3.3,.o)or.T,2tE,4,4tBNE JI) WAS PREP0. BY CONDE14SATION
E
OF:2.iMETHYLCYCLOPENTANGNE WITH VINYLACETNLENEt DEHYDRATION OF THE
CARBINOL WITH H SUB2 SO SU134 TO -11 i, AND -F-,,I.NALLY CYCLOHYDRATION WITH H
SUB3 PO,SUB4. BY A SEQUENCE OF REONS* ;OFl,I
CIS,1,2iDIMETHYLBICYCLO(3.3.0)OCTANE:.WAS OBTAMED4
1,3,DIM!;THYLBICYCLO(3.3,.O)OCTANE
WA,S PREPI). BYDIENE C.Oi4OENiATION OF
1,FGRMYLjlvCYCLOPENTENE WITH 1.0t-SUTADIENE ANO REON. OrF
q
ItFORNtYLv3A,)6t7p7ATETR;'~HYDROINDAri lRad
I v M ETHYL t 3A 16, 7 v 7A r T ETR AHYD RGIN DAN WH I CH. OAS 0 X 10 17- Er) fK IAN 0 S U 13 1 T a
.11METHYLtl,2,CYCLOPENTANEDIACETiC AICDv'WH;ICHP 'AFTER HEATMG WITH BAG
GAVE III, III WITH METHYL GRIGNARO ANDITHEN OEHYDR010~111 GAVE IV WHICH
:AFTER HYDROGENATION GAVE THE 10,COMPO. T,'!E 3v7vDIA JETHYL&ICYCLOOCTANE
WAS OBTAINED FROM THE CORRESPONDING DIKETONE BY'~ MENGI:t DEHYDRATION ON AL
SUB2 O'SU83, AND THEN HYDROGENATION."OF THEJUNSAM~~
'CA)APD4 MIXT. OF
Z17t DNETHYL AND 21 8tDI EMTHYL COPIPDS~i WERE- SIMI LARLY OBTAINED AS THE
COMS. THE, CONFORNAT1,ONS, OF 1HE DIMETHYL
:CtSv8ICYCLG(3#3.0)0CTANES WAS DETD. FRO?4-~GAS~LIQ. CHAOMATO.". RETENTION
'TIMES ANO CALCD.,B.P.-DATA. ~FACILITY: INST.~GEOL RAZRABv
GORYUCHO, ISKOP., MOSCOW, -USSR.
UNCLASSIFIEO~.

777777
USSR uDr, 6116.~88 .25-022 - 395 .112 -036.2 (57f. 62)
L. A.) Oiyjy-Hgvy G. D., KOVATYWA, Ye I ..,,,SKVOR.TS'J%11,%,..T-. M~j
R.,N.
TIOGUIEV V. Ye -j NXCULYLVA f9. P , 131DAKOVAj T. M.,, and
ROSLYAKOV, G. ~e. Khabara-vsk Scientific Reseai,&h ;~Stitutl%,.- of Blpidemiolo~-,f and
Mderobioloor, Khabarovsk
d
"LaiidGe~ape-Epidem--Iolo.~ical. Subdivision of the'Ariur Territo~,,, With Resp~ct to
Tick-Borne Encephlalitin"
E scow Meditsinskalya Parazitolo,~iyv. i Parazita:~i,~,rje Vol 112,
m
-73, pp 28
rl6b -32
-in- ~rer of )rurm n nf ect-I On With tiCIC-130X'Ille
Abstract: An evah. tion of the d,
eT)l ~al subdivisions of the Amur rojor, differin(% vith-,
enc -ialitis int--rritor*.
respect to natural c!mractw-i.,-,tj.cs har, bef,-n parried out rjri the bl;sir, of' ". num-
actors, principally the local density ol' lxotlid Thu of
ber of f,
Wbility of infoction (a product of t, e - tio of perron-.,; who -Inuve %doitt~4
pro .1 'at,
forusts by the. ratio cf tho-m!:- I.,,Ilo Ollserved thc~ O-P ticks lly the
io of' t-cls w-,", 'hu viras of thc diLease) on data cr-)Dect:~~l
rat
ill 1969-71 vas u'~ ttn 11 lrltJ.dwnc.-~ 0i, thf~
ea were. loeuLckj In the of'
lem.'e incidence in 'he ,;,ibzor,,3 of thQ ,;o- th~.,vn tay!~a in
dcvelopL%l areas in the zoile of conife-rouD-wide-leuved Coresta, wwl t4ot;e wltlh.
112

,11%-_'~' _. - - ~ I ~ ~ I-, 1 -1 .1 -
t,~';'a~r'410KES- EQUATI 01'4-
, ONTROL MARKING-,-NO RESTRICTIONS
~'c V,

~Z/ 2
013 NCLAS~�Mtp';~~ PltkESS~ING DATE--160CT70
r- ACCESSICIN NO--AP0113313
~ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. IN .41CROELECTROPHORESIS AND
ELECTROOSMOSIS STUDIES IN A. C. FIELOS :IT IS NECESSARY TO T4KE INTO
ACCOUNT FAST DAPIPI,~JG OF ELECTRUGS140TIC OSCILLATIONS OF THE LIQUID AS THE
FROM THE WALLS INCREASES. THE NATURE OF.THE DISTRIBUTION
CURVES OF THE VELOCITY AMPLITUDES OF ELF.C71ROUSMOTIC OSCILLATIONS HAS
BEEN CONSIDERED IN A THICK LIQUID L.AYER, AJACENT T0;THE WALL, IN A WIDE
FLAT OPEN7 ANDIN A FLAT CLOSED, CELLS.:.,I-HE, SOLUTWNS OF hAVIER STOKES
JEWUATIONS, HAV& BEEN FOUNDl WHICli SATISFY,-J'HE CORRESPONDING BOUNDARY
-1,T,II)N,S,, AND-'AGREE.WELL WITW EXP:ERI.MENN`-
OND
UNCLASSIFIED

A/Z 015 UNCLASSUFLED PAOCESSING DATE-30OCT70
__Tl -IF
"IF THE
-T.LE. ai SIGNIFICANCt OF RHEUVASUbRAPHY IN THE ASSESSMENT IL
STATE OF THE ARTERIAL I~JVESSELS _u_
AUTHCR-~~(02)-MAKSIMOVAV T.V.,!, VOROBY EV Au T~A,. opt
c GUN TR YOF INFO-USSR
~CukCE-EKSPER IMENTAL NAY A KlilRURGHA I ANESTEZIULGGIYA, 1970, NR 3, PP
_44- 49
7ATE PUBLISHEC -70

2/2 015 UNCLASSIFIED. PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
;C,IR,C A.CCESSICN i'40--AP0129378
ABST-R.-ACT/EXTRACT-W) GP-0- ABSTRACTo AHEOVASOGRAPHY WAS SUED F:Ofz
ASSESSMENT OF TfJE FUNCTIONAL ST-ATE OF ARTERIES. !AINALYSIS OF
;RHECVASOGRAMS IN 300 PATIENTS WITH FUNCTIONAL CHANGES OF SRTERJAL TONUS
ID IN 40 HEALTHY INDIVIDUALS ICONTROL) L~-NA3LED TO DETECT 4 TYPES Of
N
A
YONIC STATE OF ARTERIES OF THE LIMBS;. NORMAL TGNUSr ARTERIAL SPASM,
HYPOTCNIA AND ATCNIA AND ARTERIAL DYSTOlW:A.. 'RHEO,VASOGRAM CHANGES IN
FUNCTIONAL TESTS IN PATIENTS WITH DIFFERENT INITIAL STATE OF ARTCRIAL
TQNUS,~.A.R& DESCRIBED. DEPENDANCE OF TH& IYPE OF CHANGE OF ARTERIAL TONUS
ON, ITS INITIAL STATE IS STRESSED.. POSSIBILITY C-F;SUSTAINrl-D OaSERVATION
OF THE-FUNCTIONAL SYATE OF -THE COLLATERALS.'~WITH THE AID OF
:RHEOVASOGRAPHY IS UNDERLINED* 'FACILITY.: 56SUDISTOYE OTDELENIYE
INSTITUTA KHIRURGII IM VISHNEVSKOGO AMN,~&SSR, MOSK~A.
UNCLASN~%

USSR uDc 612.826
VOROB'YEVA., M M.) laboi-atory of Clinical arid Experimehtal Neurophysiology,
1(harkov- Saientifla-Fesearch Institute of,17eurology and:Psychiatry
Tthe -Liubi~ System in the Self-
-The Role of Morpho-Functional Connectiods o
Stimulation Reaction"
-lova Vol 22,
Moscow, Zhurnal Vysshey Nervnoy IX,,yatel'nosti. imeni 1. 11. Pav
NO 3, YaY/Jun 72, PP 557-563
Abstract- To resolve the question of whether the hypothalamus of rats has an
independent "center of pleasure, ". various nuclei and patlis connecting the
r ew
hypothalenus with other utructares were consecutively d-rtroyed through
electrolytic coagulation by im-IP-nted electrodes, and the frequency and T)_~ttern
of dornal hypothalamic self-sti ,mulat.ion were recorded. ~Ehe re-5ults indicate
that,the "center of pleasure" functions as a velatively' independent mechanism
which is controlled by two systems. The reticular forratlion of the mesencepha-
lon, the central gray matter around the aquedtict of Sylvius, anterior thalamic
iraclei, dorsal -portions of the septofornical system, and Ithe hippocamptis form
the activating system, while ventral portions of the septo-fornical system,
dorsomedial thalamic. nuclei-, amygdalae, and pa-..~-ts of the bAD
pocamptis form
the inactivating system. The septo-hippocampa:., structureb conatitute the
f nal.common path for positive emotions.

--020 co
PRUCESSING OATE -02'j
XT70
T ITLE-CATALYTIC DECQiMPGS IT JON, OF~ HVDROGE--'v' PEROXIDEAN, THE P~ESENCE J~-
COPPEP IMS
UTHDP,-~-(.G3J-VGROBYEVAv T.P., 8 E R 0 IN IK 0 V qVaJ4. jOURi 4L[Sl A.
INFO-USSR
NET
URCE
-Kll KATALW 1970t 11(l) 100-6;
DATC PU5L-ISHED----70

USSR wo 6i6-i)o3.92i.i.o4,-.o7.6:tu'.8-o~)1.82.-o7
BOGOIEFOV, N. N. MATIMINA, T. S., WME DOVA, Ye. L., ano. 'VA
Brain Institute, Academy of Medical -Sciences. USSR, Yjosco"~
Mttastructural Changes in Nerve:. Cells lnduc~. d by Hypoxiv."
MOSCOW, Murnal llevropatgoloa~Ll i Psilchiatrii Vo 12, 19'T2, po 28 9--'~ 7
Abstract: Optical rucro-scopic eywil-nation of.corticall neurons in rats ex-,osed
to hypoyia for var:,in~ periods revealed a greaL varliet-y of charifn
ranginC frond physiolo-gi-cal activation to ische;"Lia' and di';-
11-C - of uncle grouns of ce3az* Electron tiicroocopy 1'(Yur of
appeara e
ultrastructural ch,--n,-eL;, the severity, vax-jiz~g wit.). the dullation. 0-f hypoxi~-:
-ed e.
(a) resence of "dark" osmiophilic cel7s ,rith ;~'_rzcreas Iectron e ity of
a 120
P
cytopllasm; (b) -presence of cells 'vith . an increttse d naib~a of I-,-sosones and
dar1c, osmiophillic granule
S, (c) variolis changes; in the mitoihondr.La; ~dj c4a '-s
t-,Tical.of rel-ro: ade degeneration i.e.., shfftintg of t-ba nucieus to tbe
periVhery-, decrease in Tux:lber of elemeEts of g2wnular retif!%zlum, cwollen
MAIIochandria IackinC in c.-Vistac. The.dssoci~~cd bloc' heiqic~,J' ChE
-ivity of the oxidatirin 'Irn., i a ta r
chiefly by th lecreaoud act d
ar.
mllyzed frolp. the stand-point of t1ae dest~"ucti%.'- urvl
tory Proces."es in the c rebral cortex dui-i g! hy,[~ a.
49

P R [I C E S S 113 DAT E-- 02 PrT7 0
~:2 2' 026 UNICL ASS I FLED
ACCESSION NIO--AP0106339
::.~ABS-r-.IACT/EY-fiZAC-T-.-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. 'I NEX P ER 1 M F N T 5ON01,-, S .4 1 T HA
~Clii'~ONIC.'FISTULA- OF THF PANCRFATIC DUCT they AUTHOr~lc 0I-_Mc'N:STRATF THAT
OBTAINED 3Y ACI
.,.CASEIN- HYGROLYSATE, HYQA3L'lYSISt UPON ALIAINISTIATILYNI
INTO _7TH1- BLOOD I.S ENDO',4EO W I TH A. :SHARPLY 'PRONOUNCED, CAPAIC I TY TO
STIMULATE THE-SECRETION OF THE PANCREATIC JUICE-. THE SECRETED JUICE IS
CHARACTEkIZED-,:BY A RELATIVELY LOR CONTENT GF ENZYMES AND TOTAL PROTEIN.
A PREPARATION DERIVED BY MEANS OF. ENZYMATIC FlYOCILYSES PoSSESSES THIS
~'CAPACITY TG,-A,.-SIGNIFICANTLY LESSER DEGREE. FIBRIN ljYDRnLYSATE AND A
:'NUMSER.OF~OTHER HYDROLYSATES OBTAINED FROR THE 81.000, DO NOT ICAUSE AN
-INTENSIVC SECRETION OF THE PANCREATIC JUICE.~ A\f OPINION IS SET FORTH
T:~PAI S E I WHYDROLY SATE CONTAIfNS,:-SOME FRA-CMENTS OF, 'I T SMOI.ErLEr WHICH IN
THE GRIG~AN I SM. ARE. CONVERTED JNTO PEptlot:141TH SECRETIN LIKE ACTIVITY.
UNCLASS-IfIED-

UNCLASSfolb)* ki :ESSING DATE--090CT70
/2: 023
C _IRC- ACCESSION NO--AP0106414
.,ACT/EXTRACT--( U) GP-0- ABSTRACT.
A f:~STF THE PAPER DEAJ~S WITH MORPHOLOGICAL
STUDIES OF THE SYNAPSOARCHITECTONICS OF: THE 47 A14D ~.1-3 FIELDS OF THE
ZONE. THE STUDY. WAS CONVENED! ON THE,8RAINS OF ADULT WHITE
RATS. BY MEANS OF ELECTRONMICRISCOPICAL METHODS TIE AUTHUP, HAS
T'DEMONSTRATTED THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE SYNAPSES IN TH_z BRAIN LAYERS, THE
IN THEIR DENSITY AND SYNAPTICAL SETS. rr WAS ESTABLISHED
UNTACT- INTERRELATIONSHIPS OF NEURU145 AtJD THE MURPHOLOGY OF
THAT C
.-SYNAPSES. BECOME MORE COMPLICATE0 AS-THEY, LEAD TO THE L04,Ek LYING 6RAIN
:AREAS- THE SYNAPSES OF THE IV AND V LAYER.#* BESIDf~S THE,QLIANTITATIVE
STRUCTURE.
PREVALENCE, POSSESS EXPRESSED. ELEKENTS~ OF- TTHE SUBMI,-ROSCOPIC
HAVE- A. MORE AMOUNT OF 1-11TOCHOINDRIA. IN THE SYNAPI-iCAL TERMINALS AND
_A.'LONGE9- EXTENT OF CONTACTING- MEMBRANESI.~ THE ABUNDANCE AND IVERSITY OF
~CUNTAC-TS- IN THC-k.V~~AND JO -A,3&Ll-`TlE- AT HIGH -
,i~--~7,-JPHY S-1 OLOG ICAL A'CT:IV.ITY AND DIVERSLTY:~OF,:, PROCESSES PROCEEDING IN THIS.
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USSR uDc 621,
.372-852.1
'Kr A, R. G. STRETENSKM G. G. KILOI, V. S.
VQFQ3_')MYA__Y_.__G. RUBASh N
TVA
.)as of Hi6~-Power Ampi i f ie r
Filter for Suppressing Spurious Emissi
Elystrons"
Elektron. tekhnika. Nauch.-'tekhn. sb. Elektron. S V C11 -(Ele ct roil i c Tech-
nologV. Scientific and Technical Collection. Electronics), 1971,
vyp. 3, pp 136-137 (from RZn-_RadioteIhni~i-,, No 7, Jill-, 71, kb,-:,tract 'No
TB154)
Translation. The paper describes a wavegmade filter CO-Ir suppressing
spurious emissions iron high-pover amplifier klystrcn s, with a -oassband
C,
of two percent. Atteruation ofthe power of splizious emissions is
dB or more throughout the entire range of operation 61' the waveguide.
-er on the average freliquency of the
Klystron. power losses in the filt
Workin- band core to one rcent.1 Four illustra~irms bib i ography of
one title.: Resume.
6

USSR UDc 615.22:547-834.4
MMILIMA YE, YE. ZAYTSEVA, K. A . -V Qjj~Y E ~VA _V_, -F-OVSKIY,
-TA. , MS]
M. D. , and YAKHONTOV, L. N. , All Union Scientific Chemical-
Pharmaceutical Research Institute Ineni S., Ordzhonikidze, 1,41oscow
"Synthesis and Pharmacological~Stud of the Derivatives of-
U y
flydroxy-. and 3-Arninoquinucl-idines",'
Moscour, Khimiko ramaiatsevticheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 7, Aurr
~o 73,
-2 0-2 4
p -
p
Abstract: A series of substituted quinuclidines was synthesized.
To obtain 'o-('-~hydroxybenzoyloxy)quinLXClidine and related ethers,
the 3-hydroxyquinuc 1 i dine v.,as reacted- with benzoic acid chlovides
in pyridine at 200 or 1000. 3-Acylaminoqu�nuclidiiies were syn-
thesized by reacting 3-aminoquinuclidine with:respective acid
chlorides. Two methods ivere used to.prepare 3-,allcyl- and 3-aryl-
aminoquinucl i dines: reduction of tile 3-acylaminoquinuclidine with
LIA111 , and reductivo all-1-ylation of 3-aminocluinuclidines with
var-lods carbonyl comapounds, or ~of the-respective araines with 3-
ketoquinuclidine. The pharmacologicaL studicsrwere.carried out
US3.ng 3- ben zoyloxyquinucl idine. hydroe"rilo ride as the standard.
1/2

USSR UDC 576.8.077
VOROB YEVA_ V. Ya. Kazakh Scientific Researcli:lnstitute~of Epidemiology and
"Comparative Evaluation of an Alcohol-Ethej~ Toxoplasma Antigen With Sera
From Various -Animals"
Alma-Ata, T-zvestiya Akademii Nauk Kaza~hskoy :3SR, No 5, .1-971, pp 39-41
Abstract: A Toxoplasma diagnostic agent made by the alcohol-ether method was
much more active than a preparation obtained'5y deep freezingfollowed by
Iyophilization. Tt was 7.6 times more sensittve in the complement-fixation
reaction with sera from 813 persons suspec-ed of having taxoplasmosis, and
1.8 times more sensitive with sera from 467 laboratory animals. Spontaneous
carriers of Toxoplasma among clinically healthy laboratory animals were de-
tected 2.6 times more often with the . alcoh o1- ether antigen than with the
Iyophillized antigen. The differences were. even sharper when used with rera
fram.farm and small domestic animals.whose blood usually..contatns antibodies
inIlcmititers. The alcohol-ether antigen.was found to be highly specific in
extensive chnical and: experimental macerial 'with sera containing both homo-
IDgous and beterolcgous antibodies.
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kETM%~E, HYDROn"ENATION, HET~ROCYCLIC NITROGEN COMPOUND
R OL MARK I MG -J'N 0R E STR I CT I ON s
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A3STRACT. A ~OISTILL AT:' ( C~ 244-340-01-~REE S,
CgNGEALI%S AT PLUS !,D---u-'EES ~ N N 0 2 !L
7.68PEJUNT YTE 1) OP- CG~-IPLEX
'afTH UIREAj WAS OBTAIINED FROM A 0 1 STG 9Z 1: K iUAT'N' CRUW: fML.
CON. ul"I'll -
1T Wt',S, DEPARAFFINATE3 'WITH IRECRYSTI). AN'[1 SP ENT URf:el 11,Y USING 4 14 T.
PEERCENT ET'-'Q AS 4CTIVATOR. SOLVENIT NAP~;FHA 03- 816-120JEGREES) 1: G V Q L
T H
PERCEINT) WAS USED TO 011L. CHARGE, -THE T1.41). OF TREATM11-:NT VARIc:D
F A GA N" E G "t T r V -E 5; T Q 1 1 VE l'iDEGREES": -AFTER, MIXI:NG FOR 30 MINi, 1.
C9MPLEX WAS VACUUM FlLTERED, WASHFO FREE~ FROM OLLJ41TH NAPHTHA, DRIE0,
S~4 , THE UW"A DI
-%%L) THE?'i DECOMPI). BY AT 70-50EGRECE It SSOLVEO "I THE
ETOH AND RECIRYSTD. hHEN THE SGLN.~: WAS I COOLED., TIII~- PAV&FINS COLLECTED
ON THE SURFACE 14ERE WASHED WITH H SU82 Or ORfE:-j:iVxlz) ANALYZE0. THE
qlTri H S(JBZ
flLTRATE CONTG. THE FUEL WAS WASHEP o TO
R-----lQVE RESID114L UREA AND *-zTGH.. WITH MULTIPLE, 11SE : C 1-51 OF THE 5 AME
UREAv THE. YIELD OF r)f:PARAFFIP4ATEQ FUEL LNCR~4Sel): FROM, 7,1 ',-(1 SIPMENT,
fl- Y It. 'I K R C 4 i 'R I IT 114 1. 2 5 L) t'G k L E's
M L Tj U r-- PA A'A V F f N S I- WSF0!VP.1JM 21 TO 8PE
t
A EGATIVE 19. TO: NEGAT I VE 8DEGREES. WHEN
ViD THE TEMP. OF TREATMENT WAS Nr
TH E, UREA WAS RECRYSTD., T14E YIELO OF F~UEI. WAS. ~iiipE?uwri rliAT (IF
PAqAFFINS WAS 27PERCENT M4 23DEGREESh, AND THE TF-IMP, OF T10,iATMENT 'WAS
-NEGATIVE 19DEGREFS. A "IETHOD OF GETG.; TIIE ACTIVIT,Y OF. THE UREA FJR
COMPLEX FORMATION IWAS DEVEELOPLOt BASEO~ OW:MEASURElM'F-NT (IF TI-fE HEAT .91:7
L fbN~AY - s D,, colin rro
C-04PLEX FORMANON, 01.1Mkir, DEP4~-,AFFOIAT "I DER T - I NS. 9H:
HE-AT OF FORMATIO."I I ,J C EAS;:~O tillf-I INCREA50 ACrivrT'v OF: THE UREA.
FAC I L I TY-- GOZH. NEFT. 11,13T.t GORMYt U 5 i'R:.
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vlr,~-_fficients of A-yial Cb=ressi-je Forces of Vnriablo Intensity
-Ity of Strtttpo
Agpimy-�= te --latIon,of the Stand
V 15 x en Etb CF.! C! a -:..t i 0 11.3 - - C 0 110 C L oll
V sb. Raz&Iety na z~ ro ch-n o
fly
--him
Of, Vork's U-0 -1 ~:! 278-290 (from
4-S W , MS O'StrOye-1,11 Y-L,
Mh-162kOhn anika, No T, jul I-L Abstract Nol 7V283)
a s~udrj of the stab"Ij,-
Tremslat,4 cm: 7he nreser-t- the rest-, ts o~
of homg-o-peous strin-s n- ~onsrart cross- se*--,"ion cormrit-si by axial forces
of -~rpmizble Lntensl-:~-,~ vimn resm7eat to a: deve.Lazied C2.817sification L, J,
'A-,:Zes 01 em-d s=_rc_-t and loading ix;s. T' -a bent. ai_Js~ of the r. t r, it, i s 1jr-
w-03ir-~-1 t-r 4-*r,- e, pz~i C of a beam Li the -cEiSe Of tom vzlriants z,) f
t~-_anssvezse~ _L~adim-. the forn cf~the
-,on
f1mi:t- whi_-n en~:- 5 :7_IQUZ,,= aCCUracy;, il; St a IwQorcling to the
mn-m- --f 12--c value. I~w riumk~_rlrsl vidmoo of th~!
eae"'.
sented in t Wo I o a f -e- d by the -I ji. Yen claf;!;~rIcatJon. A c o r...
covei
-ion
par-ison -writh the results of some exact, Solut S1101,41 that the appro:d -
mate values oil' the coefficients ha,,,e a t=s~.l error. Author's abstract.