SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT L.R. CHISTOVA [CHYSTOVA, L.R.] - A.S. CHISTOVICH

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BYLLIKEVICH, P.L.; _~HjEqjkL-L,~~tova, L.R.]
Study of the ion-exchange propertiee of certain peats
of the Waite
Russian S.S.R. Vestsi AN 38SR. Ser.f12.-tekh.uav.
no.3:29-40 160.
(mm 13:9)
Mite Ruseia-Peat) (Ion exchange)

CHISTOVA, L. R.9 CAND CHEM SCII
"INVESTIGATION OF
14~
1
ION-EXCHANOE PROPERTIES OF CERTAIN PEATS
or,,BSSR."
MINSKV 1960. (AcAD Sci BSSRt DEPT OF
PHYS.-MATH#
CHEM AND GEOL SCIENCES). (KLI 3-619 201).
20

CHISTOVA, L. R.; BELKEVIGH, P. 1.
1*
*On the ion-exchange of alkali and alkali-earth
metals in peat.n
Report submitted for the 2nd International Peat
Congress, Leningrad-,.
15-22 Aug 63-

CHISTRAp L. V.p Candidate Med Soi (dific) -- "The state of
the cardiovascular
system in diseases acompanied by chronic nutrition
disorders (post-burn structures
of the Intestinal I-ract, pylorostemsis, pylornspasm)".
Mscow, 1959. 12 pp
(Becon& Ypscow State Med Inst im 14. 1. Pirogov), 250
copies (KL,, No 22,, 1959, 123)

CHISTOVAp L.V.
Pardiovasoular system in chronio distrubanoes of nutrition in
clMdren.
Vop. okh. m&t, i dot. 5 no*6s44-48 N-D 160,b (HMA l3zl2)
1,.Iz klinild datskM bolesney leehobnogo fakulltats (zav. -
zasluzhennyy
deyatell nauld profs N.I.Osinovskiy) fl floskovskogo meditainskogo
instituta imeni, W.I.Pirogova (direktor d ts int M.G.Sirptkina)-
(AMIOVASCUIAR SYSTEM) (;HMREII--,NUTRITif,0
(ALWENTARY GAN&IDIBWEP)

CH1STOVA, 4*V. kund.med.nauk
Continuity in the treatment of children with chronic
nonspecific
diseases of the respiratory organs. Vop.okh.mftt.i det. 7
no.7:
65,-72 ii 1,62. (MIRA 15:3-1)
1. 1z otdela orgi,mizataii detskogo zdravookhraneniya
(rukovoditell-
prof. A.G.Meytldn) Nauchno-isaledovatellskogo instituts.
pediatrii
(dir. - doktor med.nauk A.P.Chernikova) Ministerstva
zdravookhraneniya
RSF5R.
(RESPIRATORY ORGANS--DISEASES)

I . .
-- CHISTOVA, M. A.
Cand Med Sai
Dissertation: "Surgical Treatment of Chronic
Gastroduodenal Uleers.11
2-1 Nov 49
First Yoscow Order of Lenin Medical Inst
130 Vecheryaya Moskva
Sum 71

C,"15rovf) N. A M.A. , sekre
VjSihdvsKIY*Pji.A.' professor, predsedatell; CHISTOVA, tar'
SHEVA, A.A.; KRICHIVSKIf, A.a., kandidat--iiiaitsins-kikh
nauk; UTZ=V,
S.S., kandidat meditsinskikh naukle BZGEL'MAY, A.A., kandidat
meditsin-
skikh nauk; YX6aS]rIY, N.N.; ZATSEPIN, T.S. professor; FWTKIK.
P.M.,
professor; RLTSIORA, M.D.; KA SKIY, V.I.,-professor; TROYAN,
I.V.;
FXDOROV, I.P.; IILIMIOV, A.V.; UTASHEV. S.S.; DOROWIV. V.I.
Minutes of the session of the Surgical Society of Moscow and
Moscow P~ro-
vince of September 26, 1952. thirurgiia no-3:92-95 Mr 153. OWL
6:6)
1. Xhirurgichekoye obehohestvo Moskvy i Moskovskoy oblasti. 2.
Fakulitet-
okay& Ichirurgicheskaya klinika sanitaruo-gigiyenicheskogo
fakuliteta I
Moskovskogo ordens, Lenins, meditsinskogo instituta (for
Erichevskiy).
(Heart--Surgery) (Arteries-Diseases)

iz. NA % S r C) 'j r-1 , -'~ ) - F4 -
DOROFMV. V.1.; SALISHCHAV. V.14., professor,
_9114TOYAA-M.A.., kand.idat meditsinBkikh
predeedatel'stvuyushahiy;
neuk, sekretarl.
Minutes of the Session of the Surgical Society of Moscow and
Moscow
Province of November 14. 1952. lhiriLrgiia no.5:94-95 Ky '53.
(HLR& 6:7)
1. Khirargicheakoye obahchestvo Moskvy i Moskovskoy oblasti (for
Salishchev
and Chistova). (Heart--Diseases)

GRISTOTk, N.A.
- ~- t
Minutes of the Session of the Surgical Society of
Moscow and Moscow
Province of Key 8. 1933. Ihirurgila no.2:81-86 IP
154. 0=1 70)
(Spleen-Ourgory) (Intestines-Tuberemlosis)
(L=gs--Surgery)

CMTOVA, V. A.
CRISTOTA.M.A.
Minton of the stating of the Snrgicai Society of Moscow And
Moscow Provifice held,on October 23. 1953. XhirurgU no.5:
91-94 W' '540 OORA 7:7)
(PANMUUS --SURGW) (PRQVZUSIS)

CHISTOVA, M*A,
""
Minutes of the sozosion of the Surgical society of
MoscoW and
Noscow Province oo! November 12. 1954. KUrw&41&
no.8:85-87 Ag 154.
(30193-4vlwny) (MM 7:n)

CHISTOVA, N.A.
Minutes of the sesalon of the Bargical Society of Moscow
and Moscow
Province of Lpril 9. 1954. Ilhirurgiia no.g-.90-91 9
154. (MM. 7M)
(MOSCOW PROVINCE-SURGIRF-SOOMINS)

CHISTOVA, M.A.
Minutes of the session of the Surgical Society of
Moscow and
Moscow Province of Mer 28, 1954, Xhirarglia
no.10:86-89 0 154.
(MOSCOW PROVOCI-SURGIRY-SOCINTIPq) (MLRA 8:1)

CHISTOVA, N.A.
Ninutes of the 1600th session.of the SinTical Society
of Noscov
and Hoscow Province hold on October 22, 1954.
Xhirm-gila ne.2:91-
91+ 7 '55. 0mu 8:5)
(SMGM-SOGXVIBS)

CHISTOVA. N.A.; PETROVA. Ye.M~
Use of coliaVciu.in a surgical elinic; preliminary
report.
Antibiottki, 2 no.2:57-60 Kr-Ap 157 (KIRA 10:5)
1. Ikkulltetakaya khirurgicheakava klinika imeni
N.N. Burdenko
(zav.-Prof. N.N. Telanskiy) I Moskovskogo ordena
Lenina
meditsinskago instituts.
(ANTIBIOTICS. ther. use
collmycia in surg.)
(SURGERY. 0 M LTIVE
colliWein ther. in)

CHISTOVA, N.A., kand.med.nauk; SMOB, O.S., kand.med.riauk
. 1-1, ,
Some forms of visceral candidoi7cosis resulting from
antibiotic
therapy. Khtrurgita 35 n0.7:69-75 JI 159. (MIRA 12:12)
1. Iz Imfedry falculltetskoy khirurgii (tav. - zasluzhenVy
deyatell
nauki prof. W.N. Yelanskty) lachabnogo fakalltsta:I
Mostovskogo gosu-
daretvannogo ordena Lenina meditsinskogo instituts, im
I.M. Sachenova.
(ANTIBIOTICS, effects, Injurious)
(NDNILIASIS, etiology)

. J.
MARKOV, S.M.; LOSHAMN, N.A.; CHISTOVA, M.A.; KNUNYANTS, I.L.,
akademik
Some problems of nucleophilic substitution in the phosphorus
atom in the reactivation of phosphorylated chalinesterase.
Dokl. AN SSSR 11+7 no.2-.484-487 N 162. (MIRA 15:11)
APhosphorus) (Substitution (Chemistry)) (Cholinesterase)

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TTTLE: Interaction Idnetica of organophosViorous ftldbitors with
;cholinesterases
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Pr
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hmc~d
Cal 'Prepar &r itora of
i used in'insecticideftand nedi e 1zhil)
-1 some toxic effect on warm blooded
ich6linesterases and have
Of *1partioular interest are, the, action mechanisms and the chemical
jeffinities-of these compounds* Many studies have been made of the
intoracti,>n Idnetics Of organophosphorous 1xMbitors with pseudo and,
chollnesterasesy but they are based on different methods making
comparison of results, difficult, This. work Livestigates the inter-
~aetion kinetics of armin (eth7l-p-nitrophenyl ester of
ethylphos hinic aoid) and phosphaeol (0.0-diethyl. 0-(p-nitrophenyl)--
phosphal-eT with'pseudo cholinesterase,of-horse blood etorum "d- tXIU6
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KUZINIS M.'ej, prof.; RHI~TOVA,_ M.A., dotsent
Principles of rat-lonal antibiotic therapy of some
surgical
infections. Khirurgiia 40 no.2:11-19 F 164. (MIRA
170)
1. Kafedra fakulltetskoy- kbirurgii (zav. - prof.
N.N. Yelanskiy)
1-go Moskovskogo ordsna lenina meditsinskogo
instituta im.
IoM. Sechenova,

GHISTOY-L-jj..,t',-, datsezrit; NIKOIAYEV, A.V.; CHUP
TSZAO-Dll
Jejunogastroplasty as a method for the prevention and
treat-
ment of dumping syndrome. h'hirurgiia 40
no-4.'1-13-119 Ap )614,
(MITRA 18:1)
1. Kafedra fakulltetskoy khirurgii. (zav. - prof.
11.11% Yellanskiy)
I Mo3kovskoeo ordena Lenina meditsinsIxogo instituta
imeni
1.14. Sechenova.

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USSR/General Problems -A Pathol )a .. TWors. HarphAo,,~)%
U.
Abs J,-)ur Ref Mur - Diol., IT3 19, 1958, 89533
basophilic fortntions- sharply outlined, rotuid, diffuse-
ly distributed pratoplasi-de eranulea and sililar lar,-e
perinuclear canamierations. The reactiDn of thl3se struc-
tures was neCntive t.) Feulf4vn, Plasml and Sudan III.
Be-,innin,; with the 8th day, a bas,3phylic Granulation
(BG)
of a new type appeared, [,1vin:; a positive Feul~;e:i
reaction.
They appear as CXanules of less than a mu, included in a
structure similar to a vacuAe, are disseminated in the
cyt:)plasa or mssed around the nucleus. In :)--ie culture,
enormus drop-like cells liberated in their breakdDWn
many ],Tanules of this type. Besides this, with EPS, de-
Generative cellular chanE;es were nited- accurjulatiDn of
drops of liDonucleoproteids and 3 types of vacuDles;
Grjssly dystrDphic; areas becominG apiprent -only after
the removal of rlasmal ("plasual vacuoles"); sualler va-
cuoles, distinguished only wder irjraersijn. Same nuclei
became sualler arA became hyperchromic, Dthers became
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USS'R/General Problems A Path.)I:)a - Tumrs.
Morphjl')~,7. U.
Abs Jour Plef Zhur - Di:)l., 113 19, 1958, 89533
larc,er and paler as a result of dispersion of
chromtin.
The lanceolate t~Towth, of the culture vas
disturbed,
areas of rarefaction appeared, Lnny cells became
isola-
ted, rounded and damged. In the EPD culturas, the DG
a7peared oilly incidentally and narkedly differed
from
the ones described above. Here tile granules were
not
sharply outlined, were pale and did not contain
desoxy-
ribo-liucleic acid, and FeulL;en positive
fwanulation was
never noted; fatty deGeneration and dam[;e occurred
in
isolated cells only; the -Yoserved vacuoles were
exclusi-
vely of the distrophic type. In-oculantion of animls
with cultures infected with EPS confirmed the
presence
in then pf Shope's virus. This virus is capable of
mul-
tiplication not only in the liquid phase of tie
mdium,
'jut also within the cells. The fine FeulLw.
positive
(7anulatior- is cousidered as one of the virus
sta,,es.
The der;enerative chanfes in Vile cultures with EPS
are due
to its action. -- A.G. Andres.
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CHISTO . TBIV, Ye.A.
Minutes of sessions No*14 and 15 of the Society of
oncologists
of leningrad and loningrad Province. Top.onk-3
no.3-378-384 157.
(ONCOIWY) WaA 10:8)

USSR/Twors u-4
AV9 Jour : Rof Zhur - Diol., No 6, 1958, No 27849
Author tnhig~ovae NeMb
Inst ;Not Given
Title iExporinental Histological Research on Muscular
Tissue of
Hman Uterus and Uterine Fibronyomatne
Orig Pub sArkhiv anatorails gistol. i ombryologii, 1957,
34, No 1, 37-41.
Abstract iUterine musculature (25), removed from
thepatients ranging
fran 27 to 68 years of age, who were oporated on because of
carcinoma of tho cervix or fibror-yama of the uterus (30),
was
studied by noana of tissue culturos. The 61ein-onts of
muscle
tissue of huran uterus are capable of proliferation. Three
variants of growth cay be differentiated in cultures: "spi-
cular", mosonchyna-like or connective tissue, emd
ribbon-like
of strand-like. Growing anooth rjusolo elononts liquify fi-
brin, thus forcing cavities, and undergo secondary differ-
ontiation manifested by the appearance of fibrillao and the
formation of argyrophile fibers. The tissue of fibroryona is
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Chis To v.A) 20-2-54/60
AUTHORS: Xhlopia. ., N. G. Chia
TITLEt Growth and Peproduetton of the Endothelium of Blood
Vessels
in Tissue Cultures (Rost i razmnozheniye endoteliya krovenos-
nykl?'sosudov v tkanevykh kullturakh)
PERIODICALs Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, 1957, Vol- 114, Nr 2,
PP- 425-428
.% (Usn)
ABSTRACTt The opinion that the endothelium of the vessel system
has great
similarity with the cells of the connective tissue,has been
recognized as valid by many scientists since 1927. Among other
things, it is being stated that the endothelium represents a
source for the generation of connective tissue, elastic ele-
ments, and ''smooth" muscles. On the other hand, other scien-
tists are of different opinion; they claim that the endothelium
can develop from cells of the connective tissue, with this
not being possible in the veins and arteries because of the
strong specialization of the former. From a phylogenetic
point of view, the endothelium is a particular kind of epi-
Card 1/3 thelium, differing in quality from other types of
epithelium

20-2-54/60
Growth and WYMdacticM of the Endothelium of Blood Vessels
in Tissue
Cultures
and connective tissue and neither originating fiom them nor
contributing to their development. A series of sciantific
papers published during the last ten years make this latter
point of view more and more probable. The paper under review
has as its aim the investigation of the transformations of
the endothelium of the rear Vena Cava and of the jugular
vein
of rabbits (age 4 months to 2 years) at a culture in vitro.
Through the dynamics of its structures the endothelial zone
of growth differs from all other endothelial growths studied
so far. It resembles moEt the mesothelium. of the serous
enve-
lopes of rabbits growing out--side of the organism.In cul-
tures both kinds of tissue form complex membranes and loose
netlike structures which can go over into each other from
the point of view of both space and time. Cells of both
kinds
of tissues freqnently show a subdivision into a darker
endoplasmic part and a lighter ectoplasmic part. On the
other
hand, the boundaries of the endothelium. in cultures
frequent-
ly follow a curved course, and the elements without nuclei
are numerous. Fibrinolysis is more distinct in the
endothelial
cultures than in the mesothelial cultures. In spite of their
Card 2/3 great similarity, there exists a qualitative
difference bet-

20-2-54/60
Growth and Reprody4etion of the Endotbelium of Blood Vessels
in Tissue
Cultures
vien them. The netlike loosening of the endothelium growing
outside of the organism in no way means a transformation
into cells of the connective tissue; this is true also of
many other cases which have been investigated earlier, There
are 3 figures, (microreproductions), and 22 references, 12
of which are Soviet..
ASSOCIATION: Institute for Oncology, Academy of Medical
Sciences of the
USSR
(Institut onkologii Akademii meditsinskikh nauk SSSR)
PRESENTED: February 22, 1957, by L. A. Orbeli, Member of the
Academy
SUBMITTED: February 14, 1957
AVAILABLEt Library of Congress
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AUTHORS: Khlopin, F. G. Chistova, Ii. M, 20-119-4-49/60
TITLEs Elstophysiologi al Observations of Endothelium in
Tissuo-Cultureii (Gi6t6fisiologioheskiye nablyudeniya
nad endotellyew v tkanevykh kullturakh)
PnIODICALs Doklady Akademli Nauk SSSR, 1958P Vol,, 119, Nr 4,
pp., 803-9"r, (US.9R)
ABSTRACTt The -alius of the vascular system is a specialized
*, i*1 tissue. It In obviously different in great vessels
.Vie same,name. The endothelium Is in tissue cultures/
-.C in the came of a reparative psgenerttion,,,.neither
transformed InAo-connectivo tissue.nor.is it formed from
the cells of the latter (reference 1). Therefore the usual
and seemingly well founded assumption that the endothelium
is one of ihe forms of connective tissue (references 2. 3)
is wrong. A detailed and thorough investigation will
therefore be necessary. In a previous communication
(reference 4) of the author/ the i;ain variants of its
growth in explants were described as well as the method of
Card 1/4 cultivation. In the present paper the endothelium of
the

Histophysidogical Observations of Endothelium in
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Tissue Cultures
rear and frontal venae cavae of rabbits is studied in a
culture in vitro. Energetic growth and high mitotic
activity of the andothelium last in the vein cultures
5 - 7 days. The growth is considerably activated by the
change of the liquid phase. However, the growth stimulation
is weakened after 2 - 3 weeks after the liquid change.
After 5 6 weeks always greater dystrophic alterations
occur. In order to avoid them, all 2 - 3 weeks passages with
cutting out have to be arranged. The inner cell structure
is described kfigures I av b, v). In tissue cultures soon
fat enclosures occur In the endothelium. This does not
disturb good growth and mitotic activity. Then fat drops
increase and mitoses vanish if dystrophy occurs, Within
the first 4 - 5 days after the explanation or after the
passage with cutting out small packed closely together
plasmatic drops occur in the endothelial elements of the
growth zone. They are colored by ihe Shiff-Reagens
reagent intensively after a formalin- or Tsenker formol
fixation (figure 3 a). 7 - 8 days after the passage with
Clard 2/4 cutting the calls are to a great extent filled
with great

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Tissue Cultures
plasmatic drops (figure 3 b) which lie closely together
and therefore form facets. Pat and plasma reduce the
ectoplasm to a tiny thin seam. Plasma is contained
partly in sudanophile fat enclosures, partly in the
oytoplasmatic interlayerg. After treatment with concentrated
alenhol.plasma often does not become soluble without
residues. in order to extract plasma without residues, an
additional treatment with xylene is necessary. This speaks
in favor of a probable connection between the plasma and
the protein substratum. If ink is added to the culture
medium, the ink grains are absorbed by the calls. Great
quantities of absorbed ink lead tn necrobiotical changes,
destruction, and decomposition. The endothelium cells
do not pass over here into ameboid state and do not gain
the properties of inacrophages. Microbic bodies ksarcinae)
can be taken up, too. 'The filling with it leads to
destruction, too. 'The comparison with Ipublications
shows that the endothelium, in tissue cultures differs
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histophysiological

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Tissue Cultures
properties from the cells of the subcutaneous loose
connective tissue and from this tissue of the aorta.
There are 4 figures and 6 references, 5 of which are
Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut onkologii Akademii meditsinskikh nauk
SSSR
(Institute of Oncology of the Academy of Medical
USSR)
PRESENTED: January 15, 1958, by K. M. Bykov, Member,,Academy of
Sciences, USSR
SUBMITTED: January 8, 1958
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AUTHORS: Khlopin, N. G.,, Member, Academy SOV/2o-122-3-Fl/~~7
of Medical Sciences, USSR, Chistovaq N.
TITLE: Phosphatase Activity of Endothelium in Tissue Cultures
(Foefataznaya aktivnost' endoteliya v tkanevykh kullturakh)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol 122, Nr 3,
PP 508 - 511 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Methods were worked out which make possible an
energetic growth and a proliferation of the endo-
thelium in explantates from great blood vessels
of grown-up rabbits. After much had been communicated
of these methods, the problem of a further very careful
investigation off this strange tissue became topical.
The present communication contains the results of a
histochemical investigation of the alkaline and acid
phosphatase in endothelium cultures from the vena
cava inferior of grown-up rabbits. According to the
present data the endothelium of small blood vessels
and capillaries has under normal conditions a phosphatase
which though it varies in different cases and phases
Card-1/3 is considerable (Refs 5-7). The results concerning

Phosphatase Activity of Endothelium in Tissue Cultures
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the positive reaction to alkaline phosphatase
in the interkinetic nuclei. and in the chromosomes of the
mitotic figures agree on the whole with the data given
in publications. All those doubts expressed in more
recent publications (Refs 11,12) apply as well in the
case of the problem whether they are artefacts or
reflect to a certain extent the true localization
of the ferment. The given observations permit the
assumption that the acid phosphatase activity of the
nucleus-nucleoproteids is changed to a considerable
extent in different stages of the life cycle of the
cells. The comparison of preparations which were treated
with various (above mentioned) methods leads to the
conclusion that the nucleoli of the interkinetic
endothelium nuclei enlarged under the conditions of
the explantation contain not only ribonucletnicacid,
but also desoxy-ribonucleinic acid. If it is proceeded
from the ideas of V.A.Engelgardt (Ref 14) that the
cell structures themselves have a fermentative activity,
the above dVcribed consideration of the observations
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chromosomes becomes very probable. There are 3 figures
and 14 references, 9 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut onkologii Akademii meditsinskikh nwak
SSSR
Onstitute of Oncology of the Academy of Medical Sciences
7USSR)
SUBMITTED: May 2, 1958
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J_
EXCERPT& YEDICA See 16 Vol 7/9 Cancer Sept-
*3645c. The Wfluence of JeWmemic blood serum and extracts of
leukaemic
leucocytes on tissue cultures of human lymph nodes (Russian
text)CHISTO
N. Mjnst, orOncol.,Acad. of Med. Sci., Leningrad Vopr. Onkol.
1959, 0 (,j55
'i H21) I I U 9, 6
Particles of human lymph nodes were cultivated in It medium
supplemented b
serum or extract of Itucocytes of patients with different
forms of leucosis. Lymph
nodes cultivated in a medium with normal human serum and with
the addition of an
extract of leucocytes, of normal persons served as controls.
The most striking and
constant changes were with the serum and "tracts of patients
suffering from acute
ation of basophi-
was an increase of
ition in the trans-
acrophage forma-
lear cells (and of
Is. The changes in
cosis was similar
though I arked. (XVI, 5)

EiC,ERPTA Y-&DlCA See 5 Vol 12/9 General Path. Sept 59
2537. THE INFLUENCE OF LEUKAEMIC BLOOD SERUM AND LEUKAEMIC
LEUCOCYTFS ON ENDOTHELIUM IN TISSUE CULTURE (Russian text) -
C h I o p i n N. G. and C-b i s t o v a N. M. Inst. of
Oncol. AMS, Leningrad -
VOPH. ONKOL. 1959, 5/6 (662-4TUIrrifis. 6
The cultures were from the endothelium of the inferior vena
cava from rabbits.
The endothelial growth zones showed dystrophic and
necrobiotic changes. The
cytoplasma had an increased banophilia and RNA content. and
in some cases there
were basophilic granulations. The nuclei enlarged. Sometimes
there was vacuoliz-
ation of the cytoplasm. In 2 experiments the alterations
observed were different:
atypia in the growth zone. polymorphism. and the appearance
of unusually small
cells. The changes were In all cases more marked when serum
or extracts from
cases of acute my~e~oid leukaemia were used. (XVI. 5)
A

tea
EXCERPTA )EDICA See 5 Vol 12/9 General Path. SePt 59
2639. CHANGES IN THE TISSUE ELEMENTS OF THE HUMAN LY,'%1PJI
NODES
IN EXPLANTS (Russian text) - Chfutova N. M. Lab. of Exp.
Morphol.,
Inst. of Oncol., USSR Acad. of WedT.-S-cis-, -EFErn-grad -
BYULL. EKSPER.
BIOL. I MED. 1959 4711 (75-79) Illus. 4
'h.4 change of lymphocytes into macrophages. fibroblast-like
calls and 'epitholiold'
elements was obaerved In culturing the tissue of human lymph
node. Lymphocytes
were not transformed into elements identical to fibrocytes
of connective tissue and
did not form intercellular substance in 30-40 days of
culturing. The majority of
the reticularcells preserved their stationary non-amoeboid
characterand resembled
fibroblasts. They exhibited an actively phagocytic function
and were transformed
-into macrophages at various stages of culturing.
.........

CHISTOVA, N.M.
,
Cytochemical study of the activity of envymes of the
succinic
oxidase system in the explants of human lymph nodes.
TSitologiia
3 no.6:687-695 N-D 161. (MIRA 14:12)
1. Laboratoriya eksperimentallnoy morfologii Instituta
onkologii
AM SSSRt Leningrad.
SUGGINIC DERYDROGENASE) (LYI-THATICS)

Z0--VA,-ffjI-,_ALeningrad,, K-156p Pr. Engel'sa., 28,
kv.38)
R~S
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Activity of alkaline and acid glycerophosphatase in
explants of
human lymph nodes. Arkh. anat. g.'Fst. i embr. 40
no.5:58-66 Mr 161.
(IIIIIA .15"4)
1. Laboratoriya eksperimentallnoy morfologii (zav. -
deystvitelinyy
chlen AMI SSSR N.G.Khlopin) Institute. onkologii AN21
SSSR.
(GLYGEROPHOSPHATASrZ) (L)WPATICS)

CHISTOVA9 P.M.
Effect of himan cordyloma acuninatm extract on tissue
cultures of
vaginal epithelium. Vop.onke 8 no.6-.3-18-128 162. (IMU
15:3-1)
1e Iz patologo-morf'ologichookoy laboratorii (zavo -
deystvitel*My,
chlen AMN SSSR, prcf.,M.F. Glazunov) Instituta,
onkologii AMB SSSR
(dir. - deyst7itellnyy chlen AM SSSR$, prof. A.1.
Serebrov)o
(TISSUE CULTURE) (VAGINA) (TISSUE EMACTS)
(GENERATIVE ORGANS-TUMORS)

MALYUGINA, L.L.; CHISTOVA, N.M.
Studies on possible carcinogenic properties of extracts
of
cultures infected with the blood of leukemic patients.
Vop. onk.
10 no.6:78-81 164. (MIRA 18:3)
1. Iz laboratorii eksperimentallroy onkologii (zav. -
zasluzhennyy
deyatell nauki RSFSR prof. N.V.L--zarev) i laboratorii
eksperimentall-
noy morfologii (za,v. - deystvitel'W chlen ANN SSSR
prof. N.G.
Khlopin [deceased]) Instituta onkologii A14N SSSR (dir.
- deystvitell-
nyy chlen AMN SSSR prof. A.T.Serebrov). Adres avtorov:
Leningrad,
st. Pesochnoye, 2, leningradskaya ul., d.68, Institut
onkologii
AMN SSSR.

CHISTOVA _~ L.&~ ...... __,
Histochemical changes in cultures of human lyisphatic
nodes
under the influence of blood sGrum and extract from
leuoocytes
of 13at'Larits with leukemia, 'Vop,, ank. 11-
no,,7r,47-52 '65.
(MM 1859)
1. In laboratorli eksperizentallnoy marfologil (zav.-
daktor
nod. nauk M.P. Ptakhov) Institute. onkologii AMN SSSR.

CHISTOVA
"Yeativals for children in day nurseries nnd children's
homes* by
T.$.Bnbndzhan. Reviewed by X.P.Chistovs. Med.sestrn 17
no-3:48
Mr 158. (MMA 11:4)
(NUSIC--IHSTRUCTION AND STUDY) (BARADZRAN, T.S.

CHISTOTAIP.I.- HIXFIAYLUW,Tu.Ta., redaktor;
SUDAK,D.M., tokhnichask:Ly
re
[Pundamentals of microbiology;
0snovy mikrobiologil; uchabnoo
vetskoi torgovIi. Moskva, Goo.
6o p.
textbook for trade schools]
posoyle Me tekhnikumov so-
Izd-vo torgovot lit-ry, 1955.
OC6?A 9: 4)
(Microbiology)

CIISTOVA P SKUAI N.A.9 red.; MAMONTOVAq N.N.g takhu.
red,
[Microbiology] Mikroblologiia, Moskm-j Goa. isd-vo torg,
litm-ryt
1961. 117 p. (MMOBIOLM) (MIRA 14:6)

VAKSER, I.I.; STUBAYLO, G.D.; A19fiXQYA,_V.A,-
KRYUCHKOV, G.R.,
dote., nauchnyy red.; KUNTSEVICH, S., otv. ma
vypusk;
STZRZHAKOVj P.,, tokhn. i4d.
Public health in the White Russian S.S.R. for
forty yeare
919-1958); an Index to the literature]
Zdravookhranenie
R
Belurusekoi SSR ia norok let, 1919-1958;
ukazatell litera-
tury. Minsk., 1961. 500 p. (MIRA 16:7)
1. Minsk. Respublikanskaya
neditsinakaya bibliotaka.
(WRM ROSSIA-PUBLIC
(BIBLIOGRAM-WHITE
gosudaretvannayn nauchnaya
HEALTH-BIBLIOGRAPHT)
RUSSIA-PUBLIC HEALTH)

FUCHEDVA, L.I.; CHIST07A. I.L.
Iffect of added phosphatide concentrates on the
technological
process of wheat broad mmufacture. Trudy HTIPP
4:96-104 $56.
(MLFA 9: 10)
(Phoupbatides) (Dough)

POPOV, N.N.; BATEMN, N.A.; CHISTOTA, !,.V., red.;
SHLXKSUYA, T., red.;
- - -
LAGMINA. I.K.. tekhn.re .
[The German Democratic Republic: economy and
foreign trade]
Germanskaia Demokratichooksia Respublika; skonomika
i vneah-
n1ala torgovlia. Moskv&,TneshtorgIsdat, 1959. 246 P-
(KIRA 13:2)
(Germany. last-l-conomic conditions)
(Germany. Bast-Commerce)

I
RACHIMmy., v.V.; TSZYL DAIZN [Chia Ta-ling];
CHISTOVA, Ye.D;'
Dynamics of salt transfer in porous media. Izv.
T'3KRA'no*2:165-183 162. (MIRA 15:9)
(Soil percolation) (Salts)

RAGRIVSM,, VT.; TS2'.YA DA-LINj CHISTOVAjj~A&
Imstigating the dynamics of salt movement in porous
media*
S
Report No.2: Dynamics of the leaching of salts from
porous media.
Izv. TSM no.1:176-192 163o (MM 16:7)
(leaching)

USSR/Chemical Technology Chemical Products and Their
Application. Silicates.
Glass. Ceramics. Binders, 1-9
Abet Journal: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 1, 1957, 1610
Author: Dibrov, G., Liokumovich, L., and Chistova, Ye.
Institution: Hone
Title: Combined Drying and Grinding of Clay
Original
Periodical: Stroit. materialy, izdeliya, i konstruktaii, 1956,
No 5, 29-30
Abstract: The modification of a drum dryer (D) at the Rostov
brick factory is
described. The modification consisted in the removal of the
inner
scrdens and housings and their replacement with 2 sets of
bucket
blades and chains. The bucket blades continuously sift the
clay (C)
and spread it evenly over the cross section of the drum (D),
thus
assuring a more intensive drying of the clay particles by the
hot
gasses and reducing the drying time. The chains, in addition to
drying of the clay by the heat accumulated in the chains,
effect a
partial grinding of the particles, thus reducing the amount of
clay
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Application. Silicates.
Glass. Ceramics. Binders, 1-9
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, Wo 1, 1957, 161o
Abstract: which has to be conveyed to the disintegratorB.
The productivity of
the D on the basis of the amount of water removed was
increased by
15-20%; the temperature of the inlet gases was reduced.
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AZAROV, K.P.; CBISTOVA,.TQ, w
Phosphate anamelm. Zhur. prikl. khim. 31 no.10:1602-1604
0. 158.
(MIRA 12:1)
lelaboratorlya Gmlaer Novocherkmqskoge
politekhnicheskego instituta.
(Immel and enaqmling)

AUBff. I.P., doteent, land.takhn.muk; CHIBIOTA,
Ye.N., aspirant
Phosphate enamels. 2~~ NPI 47C273-292 '38,
NML 13:5)
1. NovocherboaW ordens friAovogo Xrasnogo Znwnni
_politekhnicheakty hatitut iment Sargo
Ordzhonikidze;
lafedre tekhnologLi keraulki, stekla, i emley.
(Inaml and ensimellng) (Phosphates)

CHISTOVA, Ye. M., Cand Tech Sci -- (diss) "Phosphate enamels
and gla-
zes." Novocherkassk, 1960. 18 pp; (Ministry of Higher and
Secondary
Specialist Education RSFSR, Novocherkassk Order of Labor Red
Banner
Polytechnic Inst im Sergo Ordzhonikidze, Chair of Ceramics,
Glasses,
and Enamels); 150 copies; price not given; (KL, 17-60, 161)

'C 0 v 6,
17
M40 X WOK EMNATION BOV15583
Podkletnov, Ye. IT., Sta3lm Prize Winner, ed.
Emall i protocosy emalirovatiya (Enamels and Enameling Processes)
Moscow,
maahgiz, ig6l. U3 P. 4,000 copies printed.
Sp=soring Agencyt Gosudarstyennyy nsuchno-tekhnicheski7 komitet
Soveta.
Ministroy UkrSSR. Institat tekbuidwakoy informataii.
Rd.t N. F. Onishchenko, Tech. Ed.s M. S. Gornostaypollskaya, Chief
EdO
MashgIz (Southern Dept.): V.K. Sard3ruk, Engineer.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for engiveerIng and technical
personnel concerned
with the reaearch,productidn, and uses of enamel.
C07BRAGE: This collection of articles on enamels and enameling
processes is
based an material presented at the first Ukralne-vide conference on
the pro-
duction of ensmal and eneneled equIpont, organized by the State
Scientific
Technical ComIttoo or the Vxr&Wsn 80# the Uyav Soynarkbos, Chemical
Card I/

Enamels and Ename3lr4 Pimcessee
Society imeni Mendelf.-yev, Scientific Technical Society of the
Haabine-BUIlding
d anning
Induatryy and other aovnarXhozcs, scientific research institutes, an
p!
(The us=, place, and date of the conference are not gi%-cn.l
organizations.
The following are disowned: old and now types of on In, their
coziporition,
properties, uses, and methods of production; the proftetion of er-locl
equip-
uent (chetdcal apparatus, pipes, cisterns, etc.), and their use in the
coal,
chemical, food, and other lDdustrles; intent advances in the
Mcbanization of
enowLing,proceuties and techniques, the effect of underlying surfaces
on the
quality of enE=1 coatings, and mathods of modifying the proportion of
enazml
coatings, e.g.,incroasing their cbezdcal stability. Anrican and Chinese
practices and production an also briefly discaoood. No personalities am
mentioned. There are 32 referencast 22 Soviet, 7 English, and 3 Oer-n.
TA= OF CCV=St
Twell, V. X. Development of the Enamel Industry In the Ukrainian SSR 3
Smirnov, N. S. Proaleats for Developing and Methods of Improving
the Enamel rmdustry in the Urals, Siberia, and the (Soviet) Par East 21
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Enamels and Enameling Proeussen so7/5583
Ignatovich, 1. 1. Use of linam-1 Coatings in Various Industries 80
Azmvv, K. P., S. B. CirecluLnova, N. A. KirIjanorej and
Ye. M. Chiotova. Studies In the Yield of AIwd.MM fte ling 88
Azarov, K. P., and S. 1. Gawharov., Meebanizatiou of Enameling
Proeeoces 97
Savchanko, V. Z. (Deceased). cantraxtsed Ptodaction or vitreous
Ran 1r 1o3
Antonova, To. A. Production of Enameled Articles In the Chinese
P.Oplel.
Republic 3.06
Bibliography 113
AVAILABMs Library of Corgress
Card UA
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1o-6-61

AZAROV, K.P.; BALANDINA, V.V.; CHISTOVA, Ye.Fj.-;
RODIONOVA, A.V.
Crystallization of titanium phosphate enamels.
Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.;-
Rhim.i khim.te-kh. 4 no.4:647-650 161. (MIRA 15:1)
1. Novocberkasskly politekhnicheskiy institut imeni
Or-dzhonikidze,
laboratoriya emaley.
(Enamel and enameling) (Titanium phosphate)

t~;klz,. nauk;
RQ-I(JDAI'ov
SHUIio), YeoS*, inzho
Plastic cow-rote ori a ba-,-je of the nirfurol a,~elrte
monomere
Stroi. mat. 10 no.~*,"-3---' Jl 161, (Inw- 16.-I)

OWTOVAO., Y9sMvo,k&tid,tokMdn#ukj HMO# AaVsj
kahdatekhninauk
~.-~ I I I
14 t A lent#rprisob
, Abllit~ Ot Oft, 0 P1601-0 ih ot the fobd Indu9trya
ftblci i koh 91 fkbslO04")5 0 1641
(MIRA 18111)
it RdotbVokily lhzhtnvjrnb6,ctroltellnyy Instluits

CHUYKO, A-V-, kand.teklin.nauk; CHISTOVA, Ye.M.,
kand.tekbn.nauk; ROMODANOV,
AA., inzh,! --UYKO, Ye.S.,, inzh.
Floor deformations in enterprises of the canning
industry. Prm,
stroi. 42 no.2:2.9-21 165. (MIRA 18:4)

-.1 yr~.%
transistor blvck3 fcr 'the PI anal PID
ragulatoz,~i. ~;- borcistrocn-
L 2 --i I ---
no.!) -,15-18 14 161a (!-;IRA 34-10)
("llmnsi.stor cirmits)
(Ellectronic ~,~Out-~Ol)

S/103,/62/023/010/007/008
D201/D308
AUTHORS; Minina, 0* M. (deceased) and Chistova., Ye. S.
TITILE: A switching transistor power amplifier for the control!
of a -two-phase asynchronous motor
PERIODICAL: Avtomatika i telempkhanika, v. 23,,no. 10, 19620
1393-1395
TEXT: The authors consider the output circuit of the motor stage
amplifier of industrial process controllers. "The motor stage is
based on a modif ied two-phase asynchronous motor type Aq R - 3
6,7~
(ADP-362). The transistors used are of the type ING(PO) and the
diodes are,1L'30_3(D303). The cot consists bf"a center-tapped
mains
transformer. The C. T. is earthed via the motor dontrol
windings.
The outer ends of the.transformer are connected to two
symmetrical
petworks, consisting of two triode transistors, coi-mected in
paral-
lel to the transformer through diodes in the collector circuit.
The
two diodes of one pair of transiBtore are connected in
opposition
.--with respect to eELch other*-Depending on the polarity of
the input
dhrd 1/2

I I ' S/1 03/62/023/010/007/008
k switching transistor D201./D308
signal, one half of the circuit conducts and the other is cut off.
This results in a sinusoidal pulse voltage in the control winding,
the main winding being supplied direct from the mains. It is stated
in conclusion~that the tr~dnaistors in the above amplifier circuit
..operate very efficientlytithe response is practically
instantaneous,
the sinusoidal voltage in the load makes the operation ofthe motor
easier, the amplifier can.operate,in conjunction with a motor ei-
ther at 50 or 500 a/so it can be,used in any control'circuit with
.time pulse modulation and, because of the small power dissipated
by transistors, no cooling is required. There are.2-figures.
SUBMITTED: May 7t 1962,
Card 2/2

NININAI 0.& [deceased] (bbskva'; CHI~TOVA
I - ,.D Moskva)
Power amplifier uBing -switching transistors for
regulating a two-
phase asynchronous motor, A-vtom.i telem. 23
no.10-:1393-1395 0
162. (MIRA 15:11)
(Electric motorsp Induction) (Transistor circuits)

OMTOVA-Z-Ya- (Vetterinary Surgeon., Scientific Proauction
Laboratory on the Control
of Diseases of theclbung Stock of Agricultural Animals of the
YAnistx7 of Agriculture
of the RSFSR)
"Cultivation ofviruai-of the infeectious avian
laryngotracheitis"
Veterinariya) vol. 1.9, no. 4, April p. BT

SYUR3110 V.K.j prof.j-, CIESTOU, Z~ Yasq Mladshiy
naucbnyy sotrudnik
Study, and specific proph7laxis of chicken pox in
poultrY.
V'sterinariia 39 no*6&42-49 Je 16Z- .(MIRA 1881)
la Vsesoyu=i7y nauabno-issledovatellskly institut
Yeterinamoy
virasologii i mikrobiologii Ministerstva sellskogo
khozyaystva
SWR (for Slyurin). 2. Nauchno-iroizvodetvannayn
laboratoriya
po imioheniyu bolaxney molodnyaka
s*l'akokhomyayvtv*nnykh
zhivatnykh MinisterstvaL sallskogo khozyaywtva
RSFSR (far
Chistova).

CHISTOVA) Z,Ya., velerinarnyy vrach
Culturing the virus of the infectious lar.,mgotracheitis of
poultry.
Veterinarlia 39 no-4:87-91 Ap 162.
(MIRA 17;10)
1. Nauchno-proizvodstvennaya laboratoriya po borlbe s boleznyami
moladnyaka sellskokhozyaystvennykh zhivotn7kh Ministerstva
sellskogo
khozyaystva RSFSR.

KUDRYAVTSEV, F.S.; qHk4T ,,~.Ya.; KULIKOVA, N.S.;
BURINSKAYA, N.D.j
SE M RYAKOVA, A.S.
Use of furazolidone and streptonyoin in treating
respiratory
Myooplams. infection in chickens. Veterinarlia 42
no.808-40
Ag 165- (MIRA 18ill)
1. Nauchno-proizvodetvennaya laboratoriya po
borlbe s
boleznyami molodnyaka sallskokhozyaystvennykh
zhivotnykh
Ministerstva nollskogo khozyaystva RSF5R.

AP6028160 S0URCE CO DE:~ UR/0346/66/000/008/0024/0025
AUTHOR: Kudryavtsev, F. S.; Chistova, Z. Ya.,, Syurin, V. N.
ORG: Livestock Disease Research and Production Laboratory, MSKh
RSFSR (Nauchno-
proizvodstvennaya laboratoriya po bor'be c boleznyami molodnyaka
sel'skokhozyay-
stvennykh zhivotnykh MSKh RSF`SR)
TITLE: Hemagglutination reaction as a criterion for evaluating
immunity to Newcastle
diseaue
SOURCE: Veterinariya, no. 8, 1966, 24-25
TOPIC TAGS: hemagglutination reaction, immunity, diagnostic
medicine, Newcastle
disease
ABSTRACT;- Ae'siults of*using a 'modification of the
hemagglutination reaction-,
:in diagnosis of Newcastle disease and immunity to it have shown
it to be superior to present methods in evaluating immunity to
,Aeifcastle disease in fowls. [WA-50; CBE No. 12]
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Abs Jour : Referat Zhur - Biologiya, Nol6, 1957, 71189
Author : ChistovicbL, A.A.
Title : On the- Differentiation of Height of the
Modulated Signal.
Orig Pub : Biofizika, 1956, 1, No 5, 438-447
AbFtract : Limins of distinguishing frequency
modulation were compa-
red with limens of distinguishing pure tones
frequency.
The frequency modulation varied within limits of
100-1000
to ge ". The level of modulated signal was 45 "db".
The
teats were conducted on 5 people with normal hearing.
In low frequency modulation (100-700 "ge") the degree
of
modulated uound is identified from the height of the
pure
tone, the frequency of vhich is equal to the
frequency of
modulation. With increase of frequency in modulation
the
precision of evaluation of the height of sound is
decrea-
sed and with 1000 gc the evaluation of the height of
sound becomes practically impossible. The thresholds
of
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d.10a kv. 6)
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Pathogenesis of surgical tuberculosis. Test. khIr. 74
no.6:20-25
S 154. (WLRA 7:10)
1. Iz kafedry patologicheskoy anatomil (nach, prof.
A.N.Chstavich)
Voyenno-meditsinskoy Ocademil im. S.M.1trova.
(TUMCULOSIS, MILIART, etiology and pathogenesis,)
(TUMCMMIS, OSTIOARTICMAR, etiology and pathogenesisj

CHISTOVICH, A.M. professor
Academician Nikolai Nikolaevich Anichkov. Arkh. pat. 17
no.4:94-96
O-D 155. (MM 9:2)
(BIOURAPHMI
Anichkow. Nikolal 14.)

CHISTOVICH, A.N.. ; GOLISIVM. N.1., doktor seditainakikh
nauk; SHAMD. LA.,
I
XikbAil FedLorovich Glazuuov. Arkhpat. 18 no.8:130-131 156,
(MLFA lOt2)
1. Chlon-korreepandent AXN SSSR. (For Shabod)
(GIAZUNOV, XMIAIL NUMOVICE, 1996- )

CHISTOVICH, A.N.. prof.; ZMOV, A.I.
Proble= in the pathoanatomy of lung cancer. Vop.onk- 3
no.4:
399-404 '57. (MIRA 10:11)
1. Iz kafedry patologicheakoy amatonii (nach. - prof.
A.N.Chisto-
vich) Voyanno-meditainakoy' ordene Lenina akademii in.
S.K.Kirova
Adres avtorovi Leningrad, u1. lebedeva, d.37-a.
Voyenno-meditain-
skaya skademiya ordena lenins ims S.K.Kirove, kafedra
patologiche-
skoy anstomit.
(LUNG XROPIASMS, pathology,
Plus))

GRISTOVIGH. A.B., prof.
Some problems in experimental tuberculocis [with summaz7
in French].
Probl.tub. 35 -ao*7:103-110 157. (MIRA 11:2)
(TUBIRCULOSIS. exper.
review)

CHISTOVICH9 A.11., rof.; XHWMINITSKIY. 0.K.,
doteent
Work of the Lenln,7ad Pathoanatomical Society in
1956. Arkh.
(MIRL 12:8)
pat. 20 no.11:90-93 158.
1. Prodsedatel' Laningradskogo obahchastva
patologoanatomov
(for Chistovich). 2. Sekretar' Leningradskogo
obshchestva
patoloanatomov (for Mmllnitakiy).
(PATHGMTOHICAL SOCIE-MRS)

BUNINA, B.Z., prof.: BRAMINA, R.O., prof.; KLIMNOVA,
A.A.. kand.
biolog.nouk; KOSADI)ANIANSEIi -Y.V.9 prof.; MOISLI,
L.M99 prof*;
RABMIN# A.U., prof.; ;;;miff, A.I., prof.; SFMULO,
I.T., prof.;
MUMMA, Ta,.D.0 kand.med.nauk; CHISTOVICH A.N prof SOMM,
N.A.9 prof.; JITNIS, VeL,# profoo zaBluzhennyy
A7eyetall naukit otv,
red.. red.tow; KOMM, P,G,p prof., red*; XMYAVTSUA, A.I.,
prof. EdeceasedIj red.; LIBEMA, Z.I.. kand.mad.nauk,
red.;
LAPINAv A.I., rea.; MASSINO. S.V., doktor med.nauk,
red,; M-MA OV,
F.V., prof.. smsluzhannyy deyatell nauki, red.;
SENCHILO, K.K.,
'U'ekhn.red.
E-Valtivolume, kwadbook on tuberculosis] Nnogotomnoe
rukovodetvo po
tubarkulasu. Koek:vaq Gos.izd-vo md,lit-ry. Vol.le
[Gonera-1
problems in tuberculosis] Obahchis problemy
tubarkulaza. Red.
tons: V.L.Rinis. I.I.Strukov. 1959. 672 p. (KIRA 13:6)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AM SM (for Strukov, Shmlev). 2.
Deystvi-
tel'Wy chlen AMR SSER (for Kornev).
(TUMMCULOBIS)

CHISMIGH. A.N., profs.-. XMMLINITSUr. 0919p datso
-----------------------
Work of the lionlWad Society of Pathomatomists in
1957. Arkh.
Pat* 21 490,1:78-83 1590 (XTRA 12:1)
la ProdseWol* Leningxadeltoge obmhchostva
patologoanatamov (for
Chlatovlch)lp 2. Sakretp-rl LeningradskDgo obahchestva
patologoana-
tomov (for Omallultakly).
(IMUGRAD-PATHOATATOKICAL SOCINTIES)

CHISTOVICH9 A*N,; SIPOVSKIYI PsVo
Brief our7ey of activiti9o of the Ioningrad Society of
Pathoanatomists during the past 50 years (190%-1959).
Arkh.pat. 21 mo.no-14 159, (KM 13:12)
(IMIEGRAI).-PATHOANATMICAL SOCIETIES)

CHISTOVICHt AlekM.Njko3~"Y~,~~; CHUDAKOVp V.G.p red.;
CHUPTAYEVAy
. red.
V. f
[Pathological anatoxV and the pathogenes'is of
tuberculosis; es-
says]PatoloilicheEkaia anatomiia i patogenez
tubarkuleza; ocher-
ki, Leningradp Medgizi 1961, U9 pe (MIRA 15:10)
(TUBERCULOSIS)

CHISTOVICH9 A.No, polkovn:U,. moditsinakoy oluzhby
Academician Hikolai Nikolaevich Anichkov; on his
75th birthday.
Voen.-mied.zhur. no.ls94 Ja 161. (MM 34o1)
(AJ%IGHKOV9 NIKOIAI INIKOIAEVICH, 1883-) 1
1. -

CHISTOVICH, Aekop*prof. (Leningrad) ~ -
ExperimentcLI oavemous tuberml--is. Probl.tub.
no.6:73-79
161. . I (mm 14:9)
(TUBERCULOSIA

ZERNOV, A.I.; LISITSIN, M.S. [deceased); POPOV.,
V.I., prokhodtsev, I.I.;
RESHETOV,, A.I.; RYZHKOV,, S.Vo; SITENKO, V.M.;
GAISTOVICHL A.N.,._
Results in the treatment of cancer patients with
somicarbazide
and cadmium. Vop. onk. 9 no.6-.114-116 16"'. (MIRA
17:8)
1. Iz Voyenno-meditsinskoy ordena Lanina akademii
imeni Kirova
(nachallnik - Prof. P.P. Goncharov). Adres avtorov:
1'eningrad,
K-9. ul. Lebadeva., 6p Voyenno-meditsinakaya ordena
Lenina
akademl.ya imeni Kirova.

pIROGOV, Nikolay Ivanovich fdsoemsed]i G28MMICH,
A.M.R prof.; LEVIT,
M.N., kand.mdonauk;'KUPRITANOV, P.A., prof.,
retsenzent;
CHISTOVIOR, A.N.1, prof., retsentent; DAVYDOVSKIT,
I.V., prof.,
iiAd-.toms,,-R5iW0V, I.Gop prof,m, red,tom; BAKMV,
A.N., red.;
VISEDPEVSKIT, A.Av, rede; KORUTIV, V.M., red.;
KOCHUGIN, I.G.,
red.; WROV, P.G., rea.; X=DM07, A.N., red.; PITROT,
B.D.#
red,; SWWA, S.A., red.; EMICHIKOVA, Yu.S., takhn.red.
[Collected works in eight volumes] Sobranie
sochinenii v vosimi
tomakh. Moskva, Goo.isd-vo med.lit-ry. Vol. 4. [Works
On pBthO-
logical anatomy and clinical surgery) Trudy po
patologicheskoi
anatomii :1 klinichaskoi khirurgii, 1849-1855. 1960.
571 P.
(MIRA 13:11)
1. Deystvitelln" chlen Akademil maditsinskikh neuk
SSSR (for
Kupriyano,r, Davydovskiy, Rufanov).
(ANATOMY, PATHOLOGICAL) (SURMY)

CHISTOVIC14p A. S.
CITIS11TOVICII, A. S. "On symptomatic war psychoser, (Psychose.9
following long after inJM7)tl,,
In the collection: Boyevaya tralma nervnoy sistenyp KharIkov,
1948, p. 167-71,.
SO: U-3261, 10 April 53 (Letopis - Zhurnal Inykh Statey No. 11,
1949)

CHISTOVICH, A. S.
CHISTOVICH, A. S. "Gunshot GateomyslitLe and awgical treatment
methods in psychiatry", in
the collection: Boyevaya travma nervnoy sistemy. KharIkov, 1948, p.
172-74.
SO: U-3261o 10 April 53 (Letopis - Zhurnal InykIi Statey No. 11,
1949)

A.S.
36468.
0 Vzglyadakh I.P. Favlova Na 9hizofreniyu.
Nevrorato-Logiya I Psikhiatriya,
1949, No.5, S. 56-59.
SO: Letopis' ZhurnalInykh Statey, Vol. 49, Moskva, 1949

A
BALONOV, L. A;SAXM- RSXIY. X. IgTRAUGM. N. N-,CHISTOVICH,
A. S.
Neuropbysiological study of acute infectious paychosese
Nevropat. poikhtat., Naskm 19 no.4:65-70 July-Ang. 1950.
(CIML 20:1)
1. Of the Institute of 11volutionary Physiology and
Pathology
of Higher Nervous Activity imeni Academician I. P. Pavloy
(Director -- Academician L. A. Orbeli) of the Acadenr of
Med-
ical Sciences USSR.

CHISTOVICKs A. S.
Pathophysiological. mechanism of a group of catatonic
psychoses
following extrourebral wounds; significance of chronic
inter-
receptive stixulationse Nevropat. psikhUt., Moskva 20
noe'3:35-
39 X&Y-JUM 1951, (OLML 20:11)
1. Professor* Institute of niysiology imeni.
Academician 1.
P. Pavlor (Director - Academician X. M. Bykov) of the
AcadezW-
of Sciences USS11.

Ij
TUW,M, N.H.; CRISTMCB. A.S.
Attempt of physiologic uniLerstanding of speech incoherence
In schiso-
phrenia. Nevropat. psikhiat.. Moskva 20 no.6:31-35 Nov-Doe 510
(CIML 21:4)
1. Of the institute of Physiology Iment. I.P. Pavlov
(Director-
Academician X.M. Bykov) of the Academy of Sciences USSR.

CHISKVICH, A. a.
Psikhozy i ikh lechenie v svete ucheniia I. P. Pavjo-va
Z-Psychcses and their
treatment in the light of I.. P. Pavlov's theories
J. LeninFrad, Vsesoi~~z. dt-
vo po rasprostranen!',upoli-- i nauch. znanii. Leninrra6.
otd-4., 1952. 2-;+ p.
SO: Monthly Ligi Qf RuRniml Acc-egsions, Vol. 7 No. 2 May
P-154.