SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BOBROVA, L. A. - BOBROVA, T. L.

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r ition of moleculal 0.07311 jr-~ ~rr tbe
nJ trogen-hydrogon ir.'Ixtures.
9 no.2s'18-22 P 44.

BOBROVAt L.A*; NIRENMGj. M-A*
Adsorption of methane from a hydrasoic mIxture using
zoolites.
Nefteper. i neftekWm. no.2:32-33 '64. (MIRk 17:8)
1. Ufimskiy neftyanoy institut, Salavatskiy kombinat.

VOLGINY A.P.; SAVIN, M.F.,-_ROBkOVAj L.F.
Experience of using direct telegraph connections in the Karelian
A.S.S.R. Vest. oviazi 21 no,5:19-21 My 161, (MIU 34:6)
1. Nachallnik Petrozavodskoy gorodskoy kontory ovyazi (for
Volgin). 2. Glavnyy inzh. Petrozavodskoy gorodskoy kontory
avyazi (for Savin), 3. Nachallnik telegrafa, Petrozavodskoy
gorodskoy kontory svyazi (for Bobrova).
(Karelia-Telegrapb)

AMIROVA, S.A.; PECTIKOVSKIY, Y.V.; PRORTOROVA, V.G.; OSTROVSKAYA,
T*Vs;
BOBROVA (Pem")
Oxidation e)f.pevCro4 spinel by oxygen. Zhur. fiz. klim. 38~ no. 12:
2862-2867 D
(MIRA 18-2)
1. Pemskiy poli'tekhniche'skiy Institut.

FLIETSHMAN, FJI~ mali uchastiye, VEDOPEKIII, G.K.;
GRIGORIYEV, A.N.; IUSDITKO, L.A.) tekhn. red.
(Analysis of the,production and econonic opere-tions of a rail-
road division; rethodological textbook)Ana:Liz proizvoclstvenno-
khoziaistmennoi deiatellnosti otdeleniia dorogi; mtodiche-
skoe posobie. Moskvaj Transzheldorizdat, 1961. (M,L9A, Pl;:.)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.)I-Sinisterstvo putey soobshcheniya.
TSentrallnyy nauchno-issledovatel'Bkly institut flinisterstva
putey soobshcheniya (for Fleyshman, Bobrova). 2. TsFEU (for
Nedopokin).
(Railroads---Managerant)

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ACCESSION NRt AT3002457 S/2935/62/000/000/0221/0228
AUTHORt S3thorov,.V, F.; D'yakov, V. V.1 Bobrova, L. 1.
TITLEt Effect of chemical treatment on the surface characMisties
of_p~~ium~.!.
and on the par",eters of-'semiconductor devices [Conference on
Surface Properties..
Semiconductor3,Inetitute of Electrochemistry, 300w,.5-6 June,1961J
SOURCEi Poverkhn7ostriyoye svoy -vo AN SSSR, 1962,
stva poluprovodnikov. Moscow, Izd
221-228
TOPIC TAGSs.chemtcal treal.Aent, germanium semiconductor, surface
characteristics,:
semiconductor.: device
ABSTRACTs An experimental development- is desoribdd of a stabilizin
protective,
HpassiveN coating on Ge surface. The sulfidizing bath comprisedt M
low-melt
chemically neutral saltsi (b) active sulfides whose atoms have
reduction propertieq.
(c) a catalyst salt. n-0e specimens of 2-ohms.cm resistivity were
sulfidized for
20-30 min at 430-450C. The 2-4-micron coating was found resistant
to HU and HF,
to vacuum heating and to 450C heating in N atmosphere; its moisture
absorption
was found to he very low.*Measured by_the photomagnetic method,
rate of surface
recombination ef sulfidized Ge was 44 64 cm1sec. Alloying In
through the sulf1dizecV,
_Cardl / 2 .......

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ACCESSI NRt AT3002457
p-n-~p
Ge transistors whose cte-
surface at 550C resulted in a few batches of
ristics were tested (curves presented). Authoral,conclusionst (1)
Principal
possibility has been proved of obtaining a stable compound on the
Go surface by
means of sulfidizingi (2) The resulting surface has better
mechanical characte-
ristics and is less liable to hydration than the untreated Ge
surfacel
(3) Electrical characteristics of the surface aria stab 6; (4)
Ohmic contact is
possible by fusing-in tin through the splfid4oatingl(5) Possibility
has been
proved of obtaining p-n junctions by aao-ying I-n through the
sulfide coating;
(6) Parameters of test transistors have been stable to the effects
of atmosphere
and water vapor at room and higher temperatures. Orig. art. hast 7
figures and
2 tables,
ASSOCIATIONt Tomskiy gosudarstvenny*y universitet iat V. V.
Kuyby*sheva
(Tomsk Stite University~
WBMITTEDt 00 UTE ACQs I5MaY63 ENCL 1 00
SUB CODE: PH
NO REF SOVt 000
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BOBROVA L D,
Data on the detection and cure of carriers of
dysentery bacilli.
Zhur.alkrobiol.spid.1 imm. no.3:89 Kr 054. (MIRA 7t4)
1. Is Voronexhakoy gorodsko7 dexiafaktaionnoy
stantsii.
(Dysentery)

7.7
T...M labrova; srA B. N. Ste*mnko
6y Akr~J. Nosk S.S.S.P.1op,
1,641phoplImte at 0.21;lip concit. greatly
Of COnIMCUOM Of hMit 111113CIC (408) ft~r 1.5-2 bY3. with a 3-
PhaSC adiQn; IOWU C-QnCW. aTC IM dFCC&C, GIVE:MC-6-
phospluite sud -11-pbasplatt atid x1acutst mived svith inerg.
phosphatt shmv lumb weakcr toutrzctLIC eflect!i, a)~d fruc-
ton or its =ixt. with itwz. phar,&Rte had no effev.
L

STIPAY.311KO,. B.H..; BORROVA, L.N.
Method for producing stable forms of the sodium salt
of fructose
1, 6-dephosphate (sodium-DP7) [with summary in
Ingliabl. Biokhimiis
22 no.6:1019-1022 U-D 157. (KIRA 11:2)
1. Laboratorlys fiziologicheakoy khAmii Akedemli nauk
=. Moskva.
(nUMOSH, related compounds,
1,,6-dipbosphate. prod. of stable prop. (Rua))

STEPANENW, B.H.; BOBHOVA, LA
-
The "sodium-DPP" preparation (sodium galt of fructose diphospbate)
and Its practical use and "ZSC" (zymostimulator cordis), the now
11yeast" stimulant of cardiac activity. 12v. AN SSSR. Ser. biol.
no.5:597-609 S-0 158- (WRA 11:10)
1. Laboratoriya. fiziologiabaskoy khimii AN SSSR.
(FRUCTOSE PHDSPWJL9) (CARDIAC GLYCOSI]ZS)

AUTHORS: Stepaneako, B. N., Bobrova, L. N. 20-119-3-43165
TITLE: On ZSC - a New "Yeast" Stimulant of Cardiac
Activity
(0 ZSC - novolm 11drozhzhevom" stimulyatore serdechnoy
deyatellnosti)
cad
PERIODICAL: Doklady A my Nauk SSSR,' 1958~ Vol. 119, Nr 3,
PP. 547-550 (USSR)
ABSTWT: The preparation 9
odiuln DFF increases the amplitude of the
cardiac.contractions in frogs and maintains for several
hours if it was used.in the case of a heart; with an
activity
to a great extent reduced (perhaps by perfutsion with
Ringer's solution 1,5-2 for days). Other rhosphorylated
hexoses have a much lower and quickly fading effect.
A stronger..effect of Sodium DFF compared to other sugar
phosphates, became inte3-Ugible, since fructose di-
-phosphate which is the vhosphate,vhich is to the greatest
extent dicyclisated and thus best prepared for the
dissociation of the carbon chain in the glycolytic process
(ref 2)., Simultaneously the extremely great difference
of efficiency between'the sugar monophosphates and the
Card 1/4 fractose Alphosphate admits the assumption'that
Sodium DFF

On ZSC'- a New -"Yeast": Stimulant.of Car&ae Activity
20-3-19-3-43/65
contains perhaps*any highly active admixtures. Beside the
known ingredients (ref 3) Sodium DFF contained phosphorus
glyceric acid and in sme series 6~fructose phosphates
accqr4ng.to ,the paper chromatography. The eefect of these
admixtures in -nj%ll quantities on the heart is not'vorth
mentioning. Therefore other highly active.admixtures.are .
sought in the preparation in question. Sodium DFF solution
was trested with activated charcoal in the case of
different jH-values, the adsorbed admixtures were eluted
under various conditions, the extracts were studied
chromato-
gral*kically and controlled biologically (by action on the
heart). After longer work the" attempt, to isolate a
substance which was highly active (in a cmeentratim of
approximatively 1:100000) and homogenous., was successful.
The authors denoted it Zymost tor cordis, in short ZSC,
till the exact-detection of its structure. After this
substance had been obtainedin chromatographically pure
state its chemical structure could,bd detected. Thefa the
isolation-of ZSC from fructose diphosphate and fran the--
yeast fermentation mixtures is given with the biological
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on ZSC a New "Yeast" Stimulant of Cardiac Activity 20-119-3-43/65
effect. The detection of uracil in ZSC was carried out by
means of the investigation of the absorption spectrum of
the ZPC-solution in ultraviolet light. This spectrum has
a selective absorption with a maximum at 260 MIA, (figlre 1)
vhich is.chexacteristic of adenyl- and uridine compounds.
Figure 1 shows that the mentioned maximum vanishes in
consequence of a treatment with bromine water (ref 6). This
means that the empound in question is a uracil derivative.
Furthermore the.chemical nature of ZSC was proved by means
of hydrolysis up to the liberation of the pyridine base in
a~ 45 % HC102 for 2 hours. By mews of chrcmatographing a
spot With Rf - 0,61 ww found in the system of the solvent
isopropanol-altahol- 10 n HC1 (21-3:3). Uracil vas
cb-ramatographed in parkllel with the 1*-drolysate as vell as
adenine and guanine, the Uracil having Rf = 0,62. Pentose
was deternined with orcine according to ref 7- It is bound
here to:the pyrimidine base. Finally a ratio of 1:2 was
proved between the not acid-proof phosphorus and the total
phosphorus. Thus ZSC can be considered as uridine derivv&vive.
card 3/4 It is also possible that the terminal radical of the

On ZSC a New "Yeast" Stimulant of Cardia.6 Activity
2o-lig-3-43/65
.phosphoric acid (and perbaps also other compments) are
bound to a hitherto not found ccmponeat. Beside the
Initially mentioned biological extivilty of ZSC is found
that its trea;tment with charcoal at 3pH- 3 leads to a
considerable,weakening of the effect on the heut. The
effect of Sodium DFF is, however, based not only upon that
of ZSC.
i Thtre are 1 figure and 7 references, 3 of which exe Soviet.
ASSOCL4TION: Laboratorlys. fiziologicheskoy Malmil, Akademil
nauk SSSR
(Laboratory of Physiological Chemistry, AS USSR)
PFXSENTED: January 4, 1957, by A. 1. Oparin,.Member, Academy of
Sciences, USSR
SUMMITTO: -January 2, 1957
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BOBROVA, L. N. Cand Biol -Sci -- (diss) "On the study of the
biological
action of oertain.metabolites and coenzymes of Vm
carbohydrate-phosphorus
metabolism." Mos, 1959. 16 pp (Acad Soi USSR. Inst. of
Biochemistry im
A. N. Bakh), 1-75 copies, Bibliograbhy at end of text (12
titles).
(KL, 43-59, 122)
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:BOBROVA. L.N.-. STIPAXMO, B.N.
Iffect on the cardiac muscle of phosp~uvtriose,
phosphoonolpyruvic
acid and ZSC - uridine yeast stimulator of the cardiac
function,
Biul.eksp.biol.i nod. 47 n0-8:71-75 Ag '59. (MM 32:11)
1. Ix Laboratorli fiziologicbeekoy kbimii (dir. - prof. B.N.
Steps-
neuko) AN SSSR. Mbskva. Predstavleus. deystvitellnym chlenom
AMR SSSR
S.Te. Severin".
(NUGLIOSIDES AND NMIJWIDES pharmacol.).
MASTS extracts)
(TRIOSIS pharmacol.)
(PTRUTATIS pharmacol.)
(MURT pharmeol. )

170)
AUTHORS:' Stepanenko, B. N,v Bobrovat L. N, SOV/20-125-3-56/63
TITLEt A Comparative Investigat-io-n W-Me--Effect of ZSC, UTPhq UDPh
and ATPh Upon the Contraction of the Cardiac Muscle
(K sravnitellnomu. izuoheniyu daystviya ZSC, UTFt UDP i ATF na
sokrashcheniya serdeohnoy mysht.9y)
PERIODICAM Doklady Akademii nauk SSSRI 1959, Vol 1259 Nr 3, pp 662-665
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors succeeded in isolating a substance from a yeast
fermentation mixture and a fructose diphosphate preparation
which is capable of restoring the function of the tired cardiac
muscle in very small.concentrations. As long as its structure
was not clarified the substance was called zymo stimulator corclis
(ZSC). Its structural components are% uracil, pentose and
phosphoric acid. Half of the latter acid is unstablp. Thus,
ZSC is to be considered 4 uridin derivative, possibly near or
identical'with UIDPh (uridin diphosphate). The present paper
deals with the comparative study of the effect of ZSC and
uridin polyphosphates upon the heart. At an earlier time the
opinion was expressed that UTPh (urid-in triphosphate) does not
exert any direct effectt but'favors the re-synthesis of adenosir
Card 1/3 triphosphate (ATPh) on the action of a ferment of the type

A Comparative Investigation of the Effect of SOV120-125-3-56163
ZSC, UTPh, UDPh and'ATPh Upon the Contraction of the Cardiac Muscle
nNudikill. ATPh.-then acts upon the -biological object. Comparative
experiments with ZSCI 1JTPh, UDPh and ATPh on a "whole" isolated
heart served the purpose of "biologic identification" and
detection of any possible specificity of the influence aXerted
by nucleotide' polyphosphates. The experiment was.made with an
isolated heart of the grass frog Rana temporaria, which
previouBlr was exhausted by a Ringer's solution at 3-50 for as
long as 24-48 hours. As had been hitherto the case (Refs 1, 2)
ZSC at .a cono Ientration of 10-5 led to a strong increase of the
cardiac contraction amplitude (Fig 1 A). The same also holds at 1
(Fig I B). The amplitude' ,does not increase abruptly but
gradually after the ZSC introduction. UDPh (Pigs 1 V and G)
acts at exactly the same concentr!~Ilions and in a similar way.
Also UTPh actc in a similar way .(Fig 2 V). The characteristic
and well-known 3-phase effect ~.Siz 3 A) appeared in experiments
with ATPh (10-~ - 10-6 ). Above results have only a provisional
value. At any rate, they give evidence of a great similarity of
the ZSC effect to that of uridin polyphosphates, especially of
Card 2/3, UDPh. At the same time the artkiors determined a fundamentally

A, Comparative Investigation of the Effect of SOV/20-125-3-56/63
ZSC9 UTPhp UDPh and ATPh Upon the Contraction of the Cardiac Muscle
diverging type of effect of uridin polyphosphates and ATPh,
namelyt the first three have a 1-phaae effect, whereas ATPh at
equal concentration shows a 3-phase effect. Such a sharply
marked specific effect scarcely allows the effect of uridin
coenzymes to be explained by its transformation into adenine
coenzymes. There are 3 figures and 14 references, 5 of which
are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Laboratoriya fiziologicheskoy khimii Akademii nauk SSSR
(Laboratory for Fbysiological Chemistry of the Academy of
Sciences,, USSR)
PP=ENTED: December 23, 1958, by A. I. Oparin, Academician
1.
SUBMITTED: December 23, 1958
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170) SOV/2o-126-5-58/69
AUTHORS: Bobrova, L. N., Stepanenko, B. N.
TITLE: On a Guanine Derivative of Yeast Origin Stimulating the Work
of the Myocardium ( 0 guaninovom proizvodnom drozhzhevogo prois-
khozhdeniya, stimuliruyushchem rabotu serdechnoy myshtsy)
PERIODIC.iL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959P Vol 126, Pr 5,
pp 1118 - 112o (USSR)
LBSTRACTz The authors reported in previous papers (Refs 1,2) that
they
isolated a highly active stimulator of heart activity ZSC
(Zymostimulator cordis) from a yeast-fermentation mixture and
the fructose-diphosphate preparation (FDPh). By its nature, it
is related, or even identical, to the uridine-diphosphate. It
was interesting - besides the further investigation of the ZSC -
to look for other possible admixtures which are also present in
very small quantities but exert a strong biological effect. Re-
cently it has been possible to isolatet from the FDPh-prepara-
tion, another substance stimulating the heart activity in a
concentration of I 1 100000; it is a guanine derivative, apparent.
Card 1/3 1y a guanosine polyphosphate. The farther text is divided
as

On a Guanine Derivative of Yeast Origin Stimulating SOV/2o-126-5-58/69
the Work of the Myocardium
follows: The m e t h o d of i a o 1 a t i o n consists
in the adsorption of the admixtures pkesent in the FDPh in coal,
etc (Ref 1). After a threefold chromatography, the chromato-
graphically homogeneous guanine derivative was used for in-
vestigating the chemical nature and the biological effect.
D e t e c t i o n of g u a n i n e. The presence of the guanine
derivative was proved by a blue fluorescence in the ultra-
violet light after the treatment of the chromatogram with
HC1 vapors. The absorption curve showed minima and maxima which
are characteristic of guanine compounds (Refs 3-5)- Figure 1
shows that also the optical density at different wave-lengths
speaks for the presence of a guanine derivative. The d e t e r -
m i n a t i o n of p e n t o a e was carried out with orcin
according to Massart (Ref 7) before and after bromination. It
has been ascertained that a pentose bound to a purine basis
is present. D e t e r m i n a t i o n of p h o B p h o r u s.
The ratio between the acid-labile and the total phosphorus was
1 ; 2.6. The above results lead to the conclusion that the
compound, with respect to its effect on the heart, is a sub-
Card 2/3 stance which contains residues of guanine, pentose and phos-

On a Guanine Derivative of Yeast Origin Stimulating SOV/2o-126-5-58/69
the Work of the Myocardium
phoric acid. There are polyphosphate (pyrophosphate )residues
present. From the above paper, it can be concluded that the
active guanidine derivative apparently is a compound of the type
of nucleoside polyphosphatea, perhaps a guanosine-diphosphate.
The e f f e c t of the g u. a n i d i n e d e r i v a t i v e
on the f r o g - h e a r t i s o 1 a t e d according to
S t r a u b was tested as in reference 1. Solutions of the gua-
nidine derivative in question were stimulating in a dilution of
1.~:100000 (Fig 2). It can be imaged that substances of this type
will constitute representatives of a new group of heart stimula-
tors. There are 2 figures, and 7 references, 3 of which are Sovie,
ASSOCIATION: LaboratoxV&--fiziologioheskQy khimii Akademii nauk SSSR (Labora-
tory of Physiological Chemistry of the Academy of Sciences, USSR)
PRESENTED: March 17, 1959, by A. I. Oparin, Academician
SUBMITTED: March 16, 1959
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BOBROVA, L. N. (Moskva); STEPA19NKOI B. N. (Moskva)
Methods of separating and investigating nucleotides. Usp.
biol. j
khim. 4:134-156 162. (MIRA :L5:7)
(NUGLEOTIDES)
4

ALL,NK% AP6003551 SOURCE',CODE; UR/0109/66/0111001/0021/0024
Zakharov, B.'-A.; Mendelev, B. A.; Yudanovs: B0 V0
AUT14OR: BohrovA.,_]~,
ORG: none
-TITLE. Analyzing the -o' 6tioxi d'a"I gari.thmic pulse accumulator
p,ra o r
ka 1966, 21-Z4
SOURCEi. Radiotekhni i.- elektrohika, y. 11, no.
TOPIC TAGS:~ pulse accumulation j. logar ithmic pulse accumulation
ABSTRACT: Fundamental formulas for designing logarithmic pulse
accumulators
(which are used in nuclear --reactor startup',procedures) are
developed. It is proven
that the voltage, acros s.-,the accumulating capacitor remains
practically constant,and
its value logarithmically dependent on the. pulse -repetition
frequency; thus Ahe
accumulator operates as:-a, pulse -repetition frequency meter. Longer
pulses cause
errors in measuring that- frequency (formula supplied). A formula is
also
given for selecting instrument parameters on the basis of specified
requirements of
its speed of operation. (or the minimum period of nuclear reactor).
Orig. art. has:
figures and 14 formulas.
SUB CODE: 18, 09 SUBM DATE: 14Sep64 IORIG REF: 001 OT!i REF: 002~
t4
UDC: 6Z1.317.7-95.3:539.1
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ACCESSION IM. AP5=544 UR/0239/64/050/OW/0855/0960
AWHOR; Putintse-va,T.G.; Bobrova, L. N.
TITLE: Effects of pure ATP, ADP, UTP, and UDP preparations on the frog
heart
h tabs (-ATF-
PO yp OSP 0
lphosphate), UTIF (urldine-tripl~osphatc)
J~and UDP (wridined1phosphate)).on-varlo s sections of the heart and
the possi-
u
1 ble action bf these compomds on the control area of t6 heart are
studied.
Hypodynam1c hearts were used In the experiment. ne subs~anLes were
~ipplied
either on the wilicle heart of the frog (R. temporaria) isolated
ac,-urdi.-,-,- to
viStraube. or the ventricle and auricle sep4rately. Wo cannulis were
-~-Jlaced
in the Isolated frog hearn one, ehrough the bulbus aortae directly
into U%e
ventricle of the heam, and the other, throush the vma cv4z la'er'or
ilat

7
'the ~i;iliCi -.4tri aiventricul~r boundary a soft iigature was tledv
Vhidh~ without blocking .-tranamissloh ;of 1 In-Pul sea from the
auricle to the
gaga. It was found that chromatographically
ventricle precluded humorrA pass
1 -6
]pure Fireparatidils of t ego nuclepside polyphosphates ATP (5 io- 5 -
10-
gram/ml), UTP (5 - low 101-0 &/=I), and UDF (3.5 - 10" - I - 10-6 gram/
Iv.1) exert a Stimulating affect-both *n,the whole Isolated frog
heart, as wall
,as in the ventricle and auricle separately4 The positive inctropic
effect
of the nucleosidepcilyphosphates was causer) by. the'direct action of
these
Compounds on tho vnizoular f ibera of tho hourt, Me pool tive
Qhzenotropic
:effect uhich develops in addition to the positive inatropic effect in
&C-
,auricles treated with nucloosidepol,-phosphates Is due to the action
of these
compounds dn' the control section of the heart. Orig. art. has: 5
rigures.
bbsbehpy'L~ i- srAvnitel noy
IASSWIATION:~:_ 3~ab6riio~i fiziologil. im4 Kh. S.
iii.- Lo N. Severtsova AN MR (laboratory
of General and Comparative ftytiology,, Institute of Animal
Morphology, P-11 SSSR);
Laboratorlya uSlevodov Instituta biokhimii im. A. N. Bakha AN SSSR,
Moisoom (Lalhoratory
of Carbohydrates, Institute of Biochemistry, Mi SSSR)
sumnanD. ioian63 ENCL: 00 SUB CODE: LS
No RV SOV: 014 MRS
Corti 2t2

SOV/137-58-9-20333
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya,
1958, Nr 9, p 317 (USSR)
AUTHOR- Bobrova, L.P.
TITLE- Hygienic Advantages of a New Technique for Teeming
Steel
(Gigiyenicheskiye preimushchestva novogo sposoba razlivki
stali)
PERIODICAL: V sb.: Materialy po vopr. gigiyeny truda i
kliniki prof.
bolezney. Gor'kiy, 1957, pp 11-18
ABSTRACT: As the re6ult of a comparison of working
conditions (W) for
the workmen (M) in the teeming of steel by the old method
in
the casting pit and by continuous teeming (CT) the
following
conclusions are drawn: 1. The construction of the
installation
for CT of steel, in addition to providi4 a successful
solution
of the technical and economic problerns of the
metallurgical
..industry, brought about a radical improvement in the (W).
2. M employed on the installation during CT work under
favor-
able meteorological conditions (MC) with the exception of
the
ingot-receiving platform operators. 3. The improvement of
MC
on the CT installation combines wit,h a considerable
alleviation
Card 1/2 of the exertion of labor, because all,of the main
work is
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SOV/137-58-9-20333
Hygienic Advantages of a New Technique for Teeming Steel
mechanized. 4. In connection with the favorable MG and a lower
muscular
load the M employed on the installation exhibit less strain on the
cardio-
vascular, the thermoregulatory, and the respiratory systems. 5. W
of the
ingot - receiving -platform operators and of the casters require
further
hygienic improvements. 6. To improve the sanitation of the W of the
latter,
a number of measures has been proposed (erection of a protective
screen,
equipping the Working space of the ingot- receiving-platform
operators atid
of the teeming area with localized- advection ventilation), all of
which have
been adopted for practical application.
Ye.L.
1. Steel--Production 2. Industrial plants--Human engineering 3.
Industrial plants
'..Ventilation
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BOBTIOVA, L. P. Cand 'M4 Sci - (diss) "Fygienic Evaluation
of a
Nert Continuous Method for Casting Steel,"
Saratov-Teningrad., 1960j, 14
pp, 250 copies (Leningrad State Institute for the Advanced
Training of
Physicians im S. M. Kirov) (KL, 46/60, 127)

BOMWk, L.P. (Saratov)
Hygienic characteristics of a now method for casting steels
Gig. truda i Frog. zab- 4 no*2:17-20 F 160, (NM 15:3)
1. Institut gigiyeny i professionallnoy patologii.
(SMEL CASTIING)
(FOUMIIIG-HYGIENIC ASFECTS)
~A

AMIROVA, S.A.; PECHKOVSKIY, V.V.,- DEMIDOVA, L.A.; B2M".LTs-
Oxidation of manganese-vanadium spinal in presence of sodium
chloride. Iz-x.v7s.uchab.z&v.; khim. i khim.tekh. B no.22275-
278 165,
(MMA 18:8)
1, Permskiy politekhnicheskiy institut, kafedra tekhnologii
neorganichoskikh veshchostv.

ALIMARIN, I.P.; NIKOIAUVA, Ye*R.; TMONOVAp V.I.;
BOBROVA L.V.
Oxidation-reduction properties of bivalent vanadium
compounds.
Zhur.neorg.khim. 7 no.2:29&304 P 162. (MIR& 15:3)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni
Iomonosova,
kafedra analiticheskoy kb4-4i. -
(Vanadium compounds) (Oxidation-reduction reaction)

IZMAYIDVA, V.N.,- PCHELIN, V.A.; BOBROVA, L.Ye.
Solubilization and optical rotation in solutions of egg
albumin.
Vysokom.soed. 3 no.6:847-851 Je 161. (KMA 14:6)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy univeraitet imbni
M.M.0monosovas
(Benzene) (Solubility) (Albmin)

.
1: -- I
'EPT,
.R93063
PISATELI UnrlYSKC-GO NARODA 17:i LIS LATSIS. MOSKVA, IZ.~-VO
1015-3. 39 P. PCOFT. (vs7ls,,,Yuzrl!zcY,4' 1-0 FASF~CST, A,7trIYU
P
)TITMISKIKH I "MOTTY'Kil Z!-TA'-TTY- 19:",3, SEFIYA 2, ',-D. 7)
r I ~ I., I

BOBROVAO M. B., at al
"Bromination and introduction of the iodoz,7 group into new
diene hydrocarbons
with con'jugated systems of bouble bonds1l, VIL ZhOKh 19, pp
1063-1077, 1949.
NOTE: See card for YEASFOV, V. I. for abstract.
-40V

KUDIMASHOVA, N. I,; I I OV-BMUSOVIV N. V.; 20BROVA,, M.
N.;
KMiffLOVA, T. 'A.
interacti6n if'l',3,5~-NX-~4ntaal]W:L-4-wdnopyrasolsis
vith
all7lating agents. Zhur. ob. khim.-33 no.11173-179 ,63*
(MIRA 16t:L)
1. Institut okeparimentallnoy moditsiW AHN SSSR,
leningrad.
(Pyrazole) (A3]qlation)

Lr*.
to -'tb6 Roducti
rcury.~
tib so ~l
I bb
na
Wh re MOC Da, 0
'0 63i '~Ocmicentraticn- Of iodu"A':11subs
1-
t4l*
it
'Or-Oum
lug:w ic, 6164iio
c

Cbim.) 21. 1774--9(1961).-The following Values were
oundforsevermlorl.mids. I lCogil has one wave with hAll-
wa"
W
ii(diffutioiicurrristati(icoiiesi. M011hasunt
wave with hAl-wave PUWAI&I - M V.. Coast. frign 3 .5 x
10's to 1 -8 K 10-1 "A. Intervid, slid diffusion rutteut is
Itmponkmal to 0.52 X conen.. wilb proportionality coast.
J.Al: the cmd. a is 0.40, diffuslon coeff. Is 0.7'M X 10"
sq.Clu-sec.-I. So livyllc mcid has Otte wave with haff-wave
potential - 1.29 v. lit the interval 2 X 10-1 to t.3 X 10 -1
and diffusicm current is Inolmitional to 0.5 X
Waco, pripartionality must. Iteint 4.75. Glycolic add
sives a wave with half-wave potential I M v. iodependent of
Comm; dilusion ruffent Is 111-01)(imil"lal to 0,275 x mica'.
With Pfu liousilly 0XIM, I ().M. LACtic jacid SIVCS bi
W ,r
ave vrit hAlf-vravc Isolentlat -1.37 v. indelmadmt of
Mocn. with diffuskin cuffent proPortional to 0.448 X conca ..
and proportionality coast. of 0.241. (COJI~ gives one
mve with hAlf-wave potentLAI -121 v.. stable to coum.
current-coticn. proportiouality is 10.1 X 0.4.
" gives out wave with half.%%ave potential
-1.34 Y., ur= woTortionality ven by la"or
0.49 X 4.9~ ph ic" 11 ves 2 waye4iball-wave po
lentials -1.0 v. and -1-00 V. G. M. Kosolapoff

att. PAJ Of SMS kiltbatt, MA-41itillt0vik
I . hat. Mk Awl Xhim. (J. Gen. Chem.
21. 1779-492(ml).-Tbe following valuc-li viciv
obtained by
liolarography of mveral ketones in 0.01 V IICI,
0.01 X
KCJ. and SO% (vol.) HtOll medium (fill 3.3 by
quitiby-
drout clectraile). PbCO (grapb1cally) gives a
hall-wate
l"Jaential at IM ", of -I.M v. and -1.1r, v. at
fill 3.3; At
the latter Condition the reduction Is 2-strp,
the I bt mell giv-
ing a half-wa%e potential -1.08 v. (checking
the Omit:
value), the 2nd giving
WenUals, 0.7to and 1.41 v~-. CICIGCOM give% a
)%Ali.
wave poicutiAl - 1 -21 v.. white AcClICI.%Ic
gi%-" - I ZO v-
The reduction of AcOllu unit WWO J41 not jntk~l
at all.
Thr, values of v. for the Above kelotirs air:
lot tMcC.If.-
Ili 0.' Zfor CICIfsCOEl slid AcCIICINlc.O.'-'1,

BCBMA, Mo I,'.

rqtdo,_r~.Amam- fesickw. 1. Poluotmpl& Study,

-chlorco-z-butawne, 3-ddoro-2-butmone, crotdonviciii-.-

bing

~
!.Mmathylacel roinot, elm. 1. Jjobrovi an
U- Zia
Ch6iaical'ALst.
1 9-
'
7
U. opokrovaphic study of benzWn.
- d1acetyl. and ethyley-ozal. INd. 2161-~O. See
48 -No.' 9. -
Val.. .
7 58'&,e_ H_ H
- ;,q

1,~~ IOP 1954
El
i
t
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~~

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1. nonIZOVA, -I",. I,_; TIKIACIVO.VA, N. 8.
2. USSR (6oo)
4. Polarograph and Polarography
7. Oxidation-reduction transformations. Part 2. Polarographic
investigation of
benzoin, benzyl, diacetyl, and ethylglyoxal. Zhur. ob. khim. 22,
No. 12, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, May
.1953. Unclassified.

imported" Of dw 111611011 for the do-
kvmimdoa of 1111111 dk*"!rk= = mixtum of
orgeek esomp"pasto M 1, Bobmv* (V. M. Molotov Inst.
R"g. Won., UZ~): U&I.-Joh. K-Unt. 26. MO-M
(UMV.-Wheit a mix-, of 2 "hooors (A and A) Is rosthath-
rally eiriluml, the unit. of the bydroTdronn" (Alto and
Allol tnu%1 be asoch that the putrisliah 4% of A 1AH, and of
0/811. we equal &I any tid". Tbm, x of 90,910% tolu-
tinit"mr (1) + 0 fv?l % tokohrl" lhcw (11) (0 7M r.) is
i-leval in H fit Iffl% Irrit"Q111"I"Ir (Tit) 1. 1%
h0"Wildni"Or
1; Owt4forr I and tit SWAIM 1k- mltwtl i,111111,1nel
VOIL, 10 to equal to 8 of 0.03% H1 +
this' M sh(ndd be "duct"I ~Llm(Kt OxnPlettlY before
Ile Portly roAuml before redurtlion of V (art,.
T.Mr "MCIU~kNIS liver Vonflottird by mlortb-n on to Ili
""hode ol of 0,02 mllfino,1 "Insion, toliji. III jXj cc.
'95% RtOll + 10 re. dit. IICL Also wittit quinw* inixt%.
were potent lometrically litrated with TICIs or hydrVritated
in therre-t"M of Pt blacir. I and M reacted simultaneously.
1I RoWl V POTtly S1MUItAnV%%1%1Y. MI M WAI VrdtKVd Wore 11.
ftisswaphic dclit, of 9 qTmi wilts data CAW from the
te.614.1kin comr.. 1 16"11011

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W'055.v~ is;

BMMOIrA X. I. - MAMMA A. N.
Polarographic stu,dy _,of We. kinetlics of
Polymerization processes
MIur.ob.khim.j.-a6 no.-7t1857-4W T1 056. IKja A.
9-.-id)
1,; Leningradekly inshenerno-ekonomichaskiy institut.
(Polarogra*W) (Polymers and polymerization)

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AUTHORS: Bobrova, M. T., SOV/79-28-11-5/55
Matveyeva-Xudasheva, A. N.
TITLE: Polarographic Determination of Nitriles
(Polyarograficheakoye
opredeleniye nitrilov)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal.obshchey khimii, 1958, Vol 28, Nr 11, pp
2929-2932
(USSR)
ABBTRACT; The present paper is a continuation of the one begun
by the
authors on the po1arography of nitriles (Ref 1). The nitrilee
of cinnamic acid,and oc-phenyl cinnamic acid, the dinitrile of
fumaric acid and the 2,21-azotiisobutyro nitrile, and their
mixtures were investigated. The latter compound was a factory
product with an added stabilizer which, after three repeated
recryst-allizations from heated and purified methyl alcohol,
0
yielded a product that melted at 101 . The nitrile of cinnamic
acid obtained according to the method described in publications
(Ref 2) had its boiling point at 254-2560. The nitrile of .
cK-phenyl cinnamic acid was synthesized according to the method
published in the collective volume (Ref 3) (melting 0point
86-880). The dinitrile of fumaric acid melted at 96 . Thus, the
Card 1/2 conditions for the reduction of cinnamic nit-rile, the
nitrile

Polarographic Determination of Nitriles SOV/79-28-11-5/55
of (x -phenyl cinnamic acid, the dinitrile of fumaric acidand
the azo-dinitrile of isobutyric acid on mercury drops were
found. The basic polarographio characteristic features of
these compounds were determined. The direct proportionality
between the quantity of limited diffusion currents and the
concentration of the mentioned nitrilea were found. The
conditions of the quantitative determination of the mixtures
of the nitrile of cx-phenyl cinnamic acid, of the dinitrile
of fumaric acid, and of-the 2,21-azo-isobutyro nitrile were
found as well. The experimental part, the figures and tables
give further information on the polarographic results. There
are 5 figures, 1 table, and 6 references, 5 of which are
Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Leningradskiy inzhenerno-ekonomicheskiy institut
(Leningrad
Institute of Economics and Engineering)
SUBMITTED: October 24, 1957
Card 2/2

AUTHORS: Bobrova, M., I., Matveyeva-Kudasheva, A. N.
SOV/79-26-12-31/41
TITLE: Polarography of the Thermal Decomposition of
2,21-Azobisisobutyro
Nitrile in Vinyl Butyl and Methyl Methacrylic Ether Medium
(Polyarografiya termicheskogo razlozheniya 2,21-azobisizobutiro-
nitrila v vinilbutil.ovom i metilmetakrilovom efirakh)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obshchey Ichimii, 1958, Vol 28v Nr 12, pp
3297-3302 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A large number of papers published deal with the
decomposition of
aliphatic azo compounds which are initiators of the radical poly-
merization (Refs 1-7); in these papers colcrimetric methods were
employed and the rate of decomposition was classified also
according
to the quantity of the separated nitrogen. The authors were in-
terested in employing the polarographir~ method also to the de-
composition process of the azo compounds, especially
2,21-azobisiso-
butyro nitrile (AB10. Besides the direct determination of the de-
composing azo compound in each stage of polymerization the-authors
intended to determine at the same time the nitriles as products of
the deuctivation of the radicals of the azo compound, as well as
the monomer in which the decomposition of the initiator takes
place.
The polarographic data obtained in this way can also characterize
Card 112 the state of the medium to be investigated (in oxidized
or reduced

SOV/79-28-12-31/41
Folarography of the Thermal Decomposition of
2,21-Azobisisobutyro Nitrile in
Vinyl Butyl and Methyl Viethscrylic Ether Redium
state) according to the course of the polymerization process.
The
decoinDosition of the nitrile (ABN) was carried out in two
media
which diffe-red considerably with respect to the inclination to
form chains of the polymer. These two media were: vinyl butyl
and
methyl inet-1hacrylic ether. The former is in a lower degree
subject-
ed to the radical polymerization with the initiator mentioned.
In
contrEtst with...--:Lt methacrylic ether is polymerized most
completely
under the samo-conditions. Thus, the polarographic method of
in-
vestigating-the process of radical polymerization was made
possible
and the conditions for this method in the case of
2,21-azobisiso-.
butyro nitrile in-its thermal decomposition in the above
mentioned-.
two.-ethers were found; this.led to the determination of the
velocity
constaxLt cf, i-ts- thermal decomposition. There -are. 6
figures, 1 table,
and 4.1-refe.renzes, 4-of.which are.,Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Leningradskiy inzhenerro-ekonomicheskiy institut
(Leningrad
SUBMITTED; November 12, 1957
Card,2/2

WBROVA, M.I., kand.kbimicbeskikh nauk, dotBent;
KUDASSHEVA, A.N., assistent
'47'~ ~__%
Device for worling with a high-speed rotating-disc anode.
Trudy
LIEI no-06:104-108 '61. (MIRA 15:1)
(Electrodes) (Organic compounds)

BOBROVA, M,N.
Qualitative investigation of some Transbaikalian
plants with
regard to their flavonoid content. Trudy Len.
khim.-farm.
insts 12:157-163 161. (~MIA 15:3),
1. Xafedra farmakognozii i botaniki Leningradskogo
khimiko-
farmatsevticheakogo biatituta.
(TRANSBAIKALIA-BOTANYp MEDICAL)
(FLAVONOIDS)

IMC[40V-BCRlSUV
., N.V.,* KUDRYASHOVA, N.I.; BOBROVA, M.N.
Synthesis of diethylglycine eaters of
mothylbenzoylearbinol
and phanylacetylearbinol. Zhur.ob.khim. 32
no.10:32007-32-u
0 162. (MIRA 15s11)
1. Institut skeperimentalinoy meditainy AM SSSR.
(Glycine) (Eaters)

SAPOZ~F+V, A.B.;~ LX~)BROVA ~M-N-.
On magnetiIn shielding. .Izv. vys. Icheb. zav; fiz, no.1:3-7 263.
(MM 16:5)
11 Siblla~skiy fiziko-tekhnichookiy institut pri Tomskom
goaudarstvennom universitete imeini V.V.Kuy sheva.
-(Magnatic,ihductiojn

~-Wmut-"
Changes in the adaption process of tIkb cerebrospinal
arch under
the influence of exteroceptive and interoceptive pain
stimulation
Trudy Vass. ob-va fiziol.9 biokhim. i farm. 4.17-20
158.
(MM 14:2)
I* Kafedra fiziologii Izhevekogo meditoinokogo
institute. (zav,
kafedroy prof. Yu.P. Fedotov (deceased)),
(REFUMS) (PAIN)

BCBROVA, H.V.
Zffect of Interoceptive and exteroceptive pain stimill
on
spinal cord reflexes in degs with special reference to
the
typo of higher nervous activity. Fiziol.zhur. 45
no.4:4,23-
431 Ap '59. (MIR& 12:6)
1. From the department of physiology, Medical
Institute, Izhevsk.
(PAIN, exper.
eff.of interceptive & exteroceptive pain stimuli
on spiral reflexes in dogs. relation to higher
nerv. activity (Rua))
(CANTBA NERVOUS SYSTEM, physiol.
higher nerv. activity, relation to spinal reflex
responses to interoce tive & exteroceptive pain
stimuli in dogs (RuM
(SPI]LkL CORD, physiol.
reflex reactions to Interoceptive & exteroceptive
pain stimuli in do relation to higher nerv.
activity (Rue))

BOBROVAt M.V.
Relation.of the degree of reflex chronaxy to
typologiml,characteriatics
of the dog.- Zhur. vyB. nerv. deiat 10 no, 4:575-579 JI-Ag
160.
(MIU l4:2)
I* The Izhevsk Medical Institute*
(REFIEXES) (TMEMNTY (CHRONAXIA)

- BOBROVA, M.V.
Dynamics of the course of the rhythmic knee reflex as
related to
the typological features of the nervous system in dogs.
Zhur,-M 0
nerv.deiat. 11 no.3:495-499 MY-Je 161. (KM 14:7)
1. Chair of Normal Phvsiology, Medical Institute,
Aktyubinsk.
(NERVOUS S)MTFI-1) (REFL=)

00
j
go
go
, ~m -
1i it A At v a
lassim 61 niantionese outlets qu the fertility of China"
Authersift Pam N. 1, aobmva. 8*1. alpfl. siol.
Yl.
Med. 14, No. R. Q3-5(lW2),'-4Un (in the form 49 m1fatr)
has a pos. salon oa the fertility of (hit moth in t1w ratty
stagn at Ita devOlipment. The tutut *ijuifwaut int-trAws
mvisr"d vilicit MC&I, willms. Otti alwayrd 4111 tile 4-aws
felt in the lat. Simi, ot 3ni of thv- 5 stAX%-, o1cati-l-pilim
0 0 a W,
a a a a ad am*
2 see
Zoe
r-0 q
we 0
=0 0
wee
lie
Nog .
zoo
too
*11ALLUPIGICAL LiTtROM CLOSIFICAT100 U*o
I
It a" I), a..
i- - 4.1-1- V-1. _2
;1 -10 11 .!!-?- "--
I -An I 1 4 ?w 0
0 it 13 It at at x it 99 W IKE a it tt it I KA
old :16::10*9

BOBFDVA, N.V.,
-ROP"awarw
A case of complete torsion of the gallbladder.
Khlrurgiia. Moskva
no.5:71-72 My '55. (MIRA 8:9)
1. It kafedry fakulltatzkoy khirurgii (say.Prof.
A.I. Serzhaniz)
Toroneshakogo meditsiuskogo Instituta.
(GALL BLADD3R,dis
torsion, diag:*& '.)

BOTIRMA, N. T.
DOBVOVA, N. V* -- "Ulcerous Gastroduoderuti
flemorrhvgre and Its Trettment."
Voronezh state Medical Inst. Voronezh, lQ56.
(Diesertations for the Degre- of Gandidate in
Medical Sciences).
SO: Knizhnaya Letopis', No 9, 1956

130HROVI, N.V.,. assistant (Voronezh, ule No Marksap do
71, kv. 2)
Diaguosi of neurofibroma, of the pelvic region. VestAhir.
81
no.12:SB-90 D 158, (MMA 12:2)
1. Is f~kulltstskoy khirargicheskoy kliniki (zav. - prof.
A.I.
Serahanin) Voronezhakogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(PMUIS, neoplasms
neurofibroma. Me))
(30MOPMOKA. case reports
pelvis (Rue))

BOBROVA, H.V.
wMammomrWANging tuberculous peptic uleer.
Nov.khir.arkh. no-3:
111-112 Ikv-JQ 159. (Hrm 12:10)
1. Nafedra falualtetakoy khtrurgit Voronezhakogo
meditainakogo
instituta.
(p5mic 1JLQHR) (STOHACII-,TUBMCULOSIS)

\1 BOBRQVAO--~~
Combination of hemorrhage and perforation in peptic
ulcer of
the stomach and duodenum* Mdrurgiia 36 noo2t8-11 F 160.
(FEMO ULCIM) (KIM 13212)

BOBROVA,- mad. nauk
Perforating appendicitis in diaphragmatic hernia. Pediatriia no.n.,
69-70 161. (MIRA 14:3.2)
1. Iz kliniki fakulltetskoy khirargii (zav. kafedroy - prof. A. I.
Serzhanin) Voroneshakogo meditainskogo instituta.
(APPENDICITIS-CASES, CLINICAL REPORTS, STATISTICS)
(DIAPMAGM-HERNIA)
mim

BOEROVAI N.V.., kand.med.nauk
Fbnctional capacity of the kidney after resection and
unilateral
nepbrectomy; experimental study. Urologiia 27
no./+:lL-17 JI-Ag
162o -' -~MIRA 1513-1)
I* Iz fakul'tetakoy kbirurgicheskoy kliniki (zav, -
prof, A.I.
Serzhanin) i kafedry normallnoy fiziologii (zav. -
prof. A.P.
Zhukov) Vbronezhekogo zeditsinskogo instituta.
(KIDNEYS-SURMY)

BOBROVAP N.V., kand. med. nauk
Functional capabilities of a solitar3 kidney
following
resection of a pole and then the other pole;
experimental
studies. Urologiia no.41ll-1.1 163. (MiPA 17:10)
1. Iz fakulltetakoy kh-4rurgicheskoy kliniki (zav.-
prof.
A.1. Serzbanin) i kafedry normallnoy ftziologil
(zav, prof.
1.D. Boyeko) Voroneahskogo meditsinskogo instituta.

SERZHANIN, A.I.; BOBROVA, N.V.; GORKER, I.B.
Gastric and duodenal perforating ulcers. Trudy Vor.
med. inst.
52:129-133 163. (1411k 18 - 3)

BOBPOVA, N.V.; 11"WIYUM, V.S.
Comparative evaluation of immediate and late results
of treating
gantric and duodenal perforating ulcers by the
me--,hod of suturing
and resection. Trudy Vor. med. inst. 52-135-137 163. -
- - .
4 1 .
Problems of anesthesia in stomach operations.
Ibid.:15r- "56
(MIR-A 18:3)

Change3 -in tbe fiinetiora! capa~-ity -f' I.he ll-eri- p
L. I I _rld pancreas
In patients with ulcero-is gaotr-xitiodenal b2eedinF,.
Tnl.J-,l Vor. rned.
inst. 52:139-14.1 ?63. k,.
18:3)

Ba3ROVA, O.L.
uak";a~~ n:"-~~'
Certain properties of pbysical thersoregulation. and
vascular re
actions in hypertension. Moskva 29 no.1:37-43 Jan 51.
(OLML 200)
1. Of the Faculty Therapeutic Clinic, ~Irst Leningrad
Medical In-
stitute Ineni Academician I.P.Pavlov, Leningrad.

N3S)MMOVA. P.A.; BOBBOTA. P.A. (editors]; TIRMITIT, A.?.
[reviewer].
OSynthetic organic compounds.* Vol. 2. A.N.Roaasianova,
F.A.Bobrova. Re-
viewed by A.P.Terentlev. Sov.kniga no-8:13-15 Ag '53.
OELRA 6:8)
(Chemistry, Organic) (Yesseianova, A.N.) (Bobrova, P.A.)
11
4

ZAVALISHIN, D.A. (Leningrad); AQBRQYA, R F.,
(Leningrad); PARFENOV, E.Ye.
(Leningrad)
Regulation of the angular velocity of large
asynchronous electric
motora in a cascade network with Lransistor
converters. Izv.
AN SSSR. Otd. tekhe nauke Energ. i avtom. no.301-64
Yq-Je
,62. WRA 1516)
(Electric motors, Induction)

BOBRUVA3, R.S.
29330 Chastota anowhy subo-ohelyustnoy sixtevq u ohkollnikov
mladc-bego i
spednego vo%rReta g. Molotav&. Trudy Molotavask. goo.
atomatol. in-ta, vyp.
8j 1949, S. 101-06, Bibliogr: 9 nazv.
SOs Latopoil ZhurrAltnykh Statey, Vol. 39, MoBkov, 1949

BOBROVY A.K.; BOBROVA, ~.,A.
Volume and age of the Cambrian Meteger aeries of the
Berezovo and Angara-
Lena trough. Nauch.soob. IAFAN SSSR no.7:79-85 162. (MIRA
16:3)
(Siberi&--Geology..*Stratigraphio)

'4V..____SO17RCE7C0D~ /65/-0-4747/01 O/rwrn~
ACC NR,AP7000996 V0435F
AUTHOR: Polyakovas P, Yet; ZRbrov#k S. 1.
ORG% Biological Institutet Siberian Brancht Academy of SciencesSSSRp
Novosibirsk (Biologicheakiy inntitut Sibirskogo otdelmiya Akademii
nauk SSSR)
TITLE: Fauna and ecology of blood-sucking mosquitoes (Dipyerap
Culicinae) in the southern part of Tomsk oblast
SOURCE: Zo,)Iogicheskiy zhurnal, v, 44, no. 10, 1965o 1571-1573
TOPIC TAGS: animal parasite mosquito, disease vector, entomologyp
biologic ecology/%.';X il~
ABSTRACT:Tvanty-three'4pecies,of mosquitoes vare identified in the
southern part of Tomsk oblant (Western Siberia) in May-
Septembers 1962o,_ (See Table 1), Collaetions vera made in
Pq!4 3 UDC:595.771 Culicinae:591-9+591-5071.1i

ble 1* Species c
omposi
ti
on of

Soo-

quitoes In southern
Tomsk
oblaat

Number

caus t

Specie*
Lu

dd

9

-ifiaculipermis Mg. -
i. AnOphtles
8
-3
2

2.'Cullseta sla3kaemis Ludl.

2

2

3. C. ochropterA Peus.

4

4 Aede3 caspim. domalls 14g.

5.
Ae-Pundor Kirby
70
13
5T66

i449

6 Ae. communis Deg.
.92
t2
6460

6564

7.
Ae
dianlaeus H. D. Y,.

60

iS

1,059

tt37
164

8 A intrudens Dyar
.6
4
154

1

9: Ae. heiWontU Dyar

i2

-
a

20

10. A& pullalus Coq.

5

5

It. Ac. talaphilla Dyar
12

-
t

26

40

51
93

.
Ae. enfue ans walk.
13 Ae. cantans Mg.
i
17-
0
232

249

14 Ae. riparlus D. K.
-
t

_t

Ae. flaveKens 01011.
-
4

4

16:
Ae. bekleml3hevi Den.
1122
-

122,

-17., Ae. tinems-Ag
"it
2
U

'18.
Ae. m3leus D. b. M.

i Ag. Ae. vexans Mg.

-

-
M

14

20. Cukx tus Fie
17
-

il

21 ". Q a
iclills damL
30

-

30

fl
.22 plens

-

2

~23. Monwis tichlordli Fie.

63

63

Total

462

83

113M 1

14078
Card

ACC NRAP7000996
pine forests along the Ob' River. Haximum numbers of
Mosquit~oes were recorded from late Hay to mid-July. Peak
Yopulations varied with the species, however. Aedes oom-
:Munie was most numerous in early June and Aedes pundtor
in late Junat Aedes oommuni,s nosquitoes made up 48.0% of
the population* and Aedea punotor 40.0%. Hosquitoes were
most active in the morning and evening hours* It was as-
tablished that the most favorable temperatures for so
quito activlt:t are between 80*C and 25*C* ris
Orig. arti has: 1 table and 2 figures
(WA-56; ME NO-. 141
SUB CODE: 'SIM4 DATE: none/ ORIG RIW: 005
C

BOBROVA, S.I.
I-
Black-fly fauna of the Altai. Izv. SO AN SSSR no.4 Ser.
biol.-zed.nauk
no.l.:145-247 165. (WIRA IM)
1. Biologichaskiy Institut Sibir.91cogo otdalaniya AN
SSSR, Novotilbirsk.

POLYAKOVA, P.Ye.; BOBROVAt S.I.
Patina and ecology of blood-sucking mosquitoes (Diptorap
CuUoinas) in southern Tomsk Provino96 Zool.,zhur. 44
no,10:1571-1573 16% (MIRA 180.1)
I@ Biologicheakiy institut SibIrBkogo otdolenlya AN SSSRI
Novosibirsk#

ACC NR, APT002547
SOURCE CODE: UR/04.13/66/ooo/023/0027/0027,
INVENTOR:. Ayzenthon, Ye.G.;_~~~~,; Spivak, L.V.
ORG: none
TITLE: Method of heat treatment of steel. Class 18, No. 189005
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no.
23, 1966, 27
TOPIC TAGS: _*d===J-,heat treatment, steel iiltrasoni
treatment, ?Coo
-5~-EFX_
ABSTRACT: :This ',Kuth_0i'Cer.titicit*e' inir6~duc_is' ai-me~tho-d
of heat tr"tment of stedl
,which consists In annealing followed by air cooling and
refrigeration.
!To ensure theLr dimensional btability, the steel parts are
subjected- to
IND]
iultrasonic treatment prior to refrigeration.
SUB CODE: 13/ SUBM DATE: 18Jan65 ATD PRESS: 5113
Card 1/1 .785-92:61.9.048.6:621.70
UDb: 621

HILOSBRDOVA, A.I.; YMXOVS]LkYA, G.D.; BOBROVA, S.P. ~~4;i
.
Treatment of primary pulmonary tuberculosis in children.
Zdravo-
okhranenie 2 no.1:20-24 Ja-F 159. (MIRA 12:7)
1. Iz kafedry detskikh bolezuey (zav. - dotsent A.I.
Miloserdova)
lechebnogo fakulteta Kishinevakogo, meditainskogo
instituta i Res-
publikanskoy klinicheskoy bolinitay (glavnyy vrach -
N.T. Gordayeva).
(TUBIMUIMIS)

BOBROVA. T.I.
G.I.Ilosoolimo an a clinicist. Zhw.nevr.i pFlikh. 53
no.~):686-687 s 153.
(KRA 6:9)
1. Klinika nerv7gikh bolexney I Moskovskogo ordena Lenina
meditsingkogo insti-
tuta. (Rossolimo. Grigorii Ivitnovich. 1860-1928) (Physicitme)

BOBWNA, T. 1.
Sobrova, T. T.
H,
"A history of' the ~'Linic of 14-rvous DiReases at
the First I , scov Order
o
'~#rijtj Medical Inst." t Moscow wrder of L
f , Firs enin Medical Inst.
Moscow, 1955 (Dissertation for the deeres of
Candidate in 'I'ledical
Science)
SO: L nizhnaya: letopis' No, 27, P.J111Y 101155

,-J1QBR=r-T-w ~.TSAREVA, T.I.j SYGHEVA, N.N.
Gholesteatomal 9f the cauda equina of the spinal cord after
tuberculous m#np#tin An children treated by intralumbar
otreptmycint Zbw.nevr,i.psikh, 60 no.7002-805 -160.
(Min 1411)
1, Detskoye otdoleniTe (sav. - Prof. K.P. Berkos) Moikoy'skogo
nauchno-issledovatel.sk6go instituts, tuberkuleza (dir, V.F.
Chernyshav).
(NERVESp SPINAL-TUMORS) (401INGES-TUBER'GULOSIS)

KOK$ Ye.P.; BODq9VA,_,~Jt
Facial agnosia as one of the manffestations of the
p4culiaritles
of visual IvreeptIon in lesions of the subdominant
hemisphere.
Zhur.nevr. i psikh. 66 no.100-35 166.
(Min 19:1)
1. Institut neyrokhirurgii Im. Burdenko PJAN SSSR,
Mosk-va. Submitted
August 14., 1964.

ACCESS ION N_K' .AP044117' S/0226/64/000/004/0101/0103
AUTHOR: Dobrova, T. N.-' Zolotarev. .1. S.; Plotnikova, V. V.;
Girshgorn. a. B.
TITLE: Method for making crucibles from sintered all TsM-332 and
their use for
Py
chemical analysis
~~SWRCE; Poroshkovaya metallurglya, no. 4, 1964, 101-103
TOPIC TAGS: crucible, sintered alloy c, rcible,, Inorganic
analysis,. alumina
u
aluminum magnesium alloy, sintored.aluminum alloy, hot pressure
casting, cast
alloy a1loyj K
-332,.
ABSTRACT: The porcal In cr~clbles.rdc ad'
a ommand fi)r sintering boron carbiaes,
borlJeg and double borldes ma be usad 'only' 2411mes. The authors
recommend
y
replacement of these crucibles by those madelof TsM-332 alloy
(99.35% AIZO 0 0.6%2
I gas the
KgO, 0.05% FWD, which are practically Indestructible. The paper
d6sc:ri
method of hot pressure casting, and the results of chemical
stability tests*
First,,the alumina was calcined at 1450C for 2 hours, after which
it was pulveriz-,~
ad. The Iron content In the alumina was thus reduced to 0.05%. The
dross'for
crucible casting consisted of 100 parts TsM-332, 14 parts technical
paraf fin, 10
parts wax with a density of.0.96-0-97 g/ce and a melting point of
61-64C, and 0.
darts,91elc acid. The dross.was.prepared at 90C and poured into the
casting do-
rd

ARKHANGELI$I=i DN.; WSATOVA, q.Xo; BERAYA, L.D.; ~
BOBROVA, TV.;
POPOVA, L.A.; XONKIN, A.A.
Saponification of cellulose xanthates in a
homogeneous medium.
Khim. volok. no-5:27-29 165. (MIRA 18s10)
1. Kiyevskiy filial Vsesoyuznogo
nauchno-issledovateltskogo
instituta Iskusstvennogo volokna (for all except
Konkin).
2. Moskovskly takstillnyy institut (for Konkin).

FRUMIN., Isidor Illich; LEYNACHUX, Yevgeniy Ivanovich; YUZMKO2
Yuriy
Arsentyevich; NERODENRO, Mikhail Minovich; red.;
KOZWVSKAYA, M.D.V tekhn. red.; HMSONI M.N.9 tekhn. red*
Dorinciples of the technology of mechanized hard facing] Osnovy
tekbnologii mekbanizirovamoi napla:vki. Moskva., Vses uchebno-
pedagog.izd-,Yo Proftekhizdat,,1961. 303 p. RM 15:1)
(Hard facing)

YF-!.I&.OV,3ergey IvLnovich; LEVIF011, S.S., nnuchnr~
ree.;_;jq~~
--
T.L., red.; DORMOITA, L'j.A.9 tekhn. red.
[Plastic dies]Shtampy iz plastmass. 1-1,oskv~:,
Proftekbizdat
1962. 59 P. (MIRA 15: 101
(Dies(Metalwarking)) (Plastics)
m

FRENKELI., Semen Sbmullyevich; RODZMCH, S.S., nauebiVy
red.;
red.j TOKER,, A.M.# tekbn. red.
[Manual for young milling machine operators]Spravocbnik
molo-
dogo frezeravahchika. Izd.2.., perer. i dop. Moskva,,
Proftekh-
izdat,, 1962. 459 p. WMA 15:12)
(Milling machines) (Metal cutting)

SYSOYEV, Vladimir Ivanovich; LIVSHITS, Sh.Ya., nauchnyy
red.;
BOBROVAq T.L.., red.; PERSON, M.N., tekhn. red.
(Handbook for a young drilling machine
operator)Spravochnik
molodogo sverlovshchika. ~bskva, Proftekhizdat, 1962.
270 p,
(MIRA 1612)
(Drilling and baring)

OBSHADKO, Boris loalfovich; PASTUKHOV, V. M. . natio6yy red.;
JK M-VA
T.L red.; GORYUNOVA- LA.,, red.; NESMISLA)VA. L.M., tekhn.
red.
[Mothodolog)r of teacting msohining on latheal Metodika pre-
podavaniia tokarnogo dela. lod-3., parer. i dop. Moskva,
Proftekhizdat, 1963. 281 p. (MIRA 16:4)

KOROTIN, Ivan Mikhaylovich; SGIRUV, Gennadiy
Fedorovich,
GORCHAKOV, A.V., nauchn. red.; BOBROVA,_Z.~.,
red.;
NESHTSLOVA, L.M., tekbn. red.
(Specialist in the heat treatment of metals]
Tbftiot. Mo
skva, Proftekhisdat, 1963. 279 p. (MIRA 16:11)
(Metals--Heat treatment)