SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT O.K. DOBROLYUBSKIY - A.N. DOBROMYSLOV

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USSR/Cultivated Plants. Fruits. Berries.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 5,, 1958, 20508-
1 vine. An increase in berry weight and sugar
content
and a reduction in acidity were noted.
m
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DOROLYUBSKIY, O-X-, kandidat khtnicheskikh nauk.
'Foliar nutrition with trace elements. Priroda 45
no.10.-85-88
0 '56. (MA 9: -U)
1. Odesskiy sellskokhozyavetyennyv Institut.
(Fertilizers ajA manures)

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Category: USSR/qeneral Division. Congresses.
Meetings. Conferences. A-4
Abg-Jour: Referat Zh.-Biol., No 6, 25 March, 1957,
21355
Author : Dobro ski O.K.
Inst : no given -
Title : More Attention, to Implan'tation of Trace
Elements - The
All-Union Conference an Trace Elements.
Orig Pub: Byal. Mosk. o, va ispit. prirodi, otd.
biol., 1956, 61, No. 2,
107-112
Abstract: No abstract.
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USSR/Cultivatcd Plants - Fruits. Berries. m-6
Abs Jour ; Reff Zhur - Biol,) No 7) 1958) 2MO
Author : Dobrolyubskiy, O.K.
Ihst : Odessa Agricultural Institute.
Title : What Micronutrients Contribute to Fruit Crops.
Orig Pub : Sadovodstvol vinogradarstvo i vinodeliye
Moldavii, 1957)
No 3, 14-16.
Abstract : This study of the influence of
micronutrients on the de-
velopment and productivity of cherries, apricots,
peaches,
plums, apples) black currants, strawberries both
garden
and wild was made at the Odessa Agricultural
Institute in
1953-1956. The side-dressing with micronutrients
increased
the yield and its quality* A concentration of
solutions of
Zn, Mn, B, Cu, Co, Cr and Mo is recommended.
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USSR/Cultivated Plants - Fruits. Berries. m
Aba Jour : Ref Zhur Di3l.) flo 12) 1958) 53833
Author : Dabrolyubskiy, O.K.
Inst : * *'------,--~
Title Microelements in Vitibulture and Wine Mkin~,,
Ori,,, Pub Vinodeliye i vin:)aradarstvo SSSR, 1957, No 3,
19-22
Abstract This article points out the sioiificance of
microolements
in creating definite properties in different wines. Top
dressing with microelements is recomended for the grape
vines. The application of the raicroelements can be com-
bined with the sprayinG with Bordeau solution.
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USSR/Cultivated Plants. Fruit Trees. 8=13 Fruit Plants. M
Abs Jour: Ref Zhui-,Diol.s No 17, 1958, 77859,
Author Dobrolyubakiy, O.K.; Slavvo, AN.
Inst
Title After Effect of the Micronutrient of Chrome on
Grapes.
Orig Pub: Sad i ogorod, 1957, Vo 5, 66.
Abstract: As a result of spraying of Aligote grapevines
in the Odessa Agricultural Institute with
a solution of chromium sulfate, the saccharinity
was increased by 17.2-18.450, aciditywas de-
cxeased from 11-35 to 9.9 mdeqv/1, ripening
of the harvest was accelerated (glucoacidimeter
indicator increased from 1.51 to 1.86) and the
harvest increased by 10 a/ha. -- P. Kh. Kiskin.
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COUNTRY
IMSR
CATEGORY
Plant Physiology. Miners. 1
Nutrition.
1' BS. JOUR.
RZhDlol., No. 6 1959p No.
24543
MTHOR
I Dobrolyaboldy, 0. .; Slavvop A-V.
!INST.
I
Academy of Sciences, USSR
TITLE
Change of Some OiWgen
Reduction Processes In

Grapes Under the Influence of
Mioroslaments
ORIG. PUB,
t Dok-1- All, TTSSR, 1957t
117, No. 6, io64-lo67
ABSTRACT
Grape plants were
sprayed with a weak solution of

sulfates
of*microalements (Got Or and Zn). In all

cases a
speeding up of ripening of the berries and

an
inoreanecl yield was.observed, an well as a rise

in
fructose content, increased activity of peroxi-

dase
and polyphonoloxidaso in the leaves, and an

inorease
of total oxidizability of leaf tissues

(determined by
the Krasinskiy method). The work

was performed at the
Odessa Arrioultural Insti-

tute.-O.V. Bogdashevskaya.
CAHM 1/1

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USSR/Chemical Tec~m Chemical Products and Their H-3
Application. Fertilizers.
Abs Jour : Referat Zhur - Xhimiya, No 1, 1958, 1905
Author : Dobrolyubskiy)*.K,
Inst : Novocherkassk Polytechnic Institute
Title : Fritts -- A New Fertilizer
Orig Pub : Udobreniye i urothay, 1957, No 7, 54-55
Abstract : Description of the results of field
experiments, with
maize, in the souther chernozem of the Odessa area,
on
investigation of the effects of fritts, produced at
the
Novocherkassk Polytechnic Institute, containing one
of
the minor-lements in the following amounts (in 5):
ZnO
19, MnO2 21, MoO3 4.5, and also a mixture of the
oxides
of B, Mn, Cu, Zn, Fe and Mo.
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COUNTAY
111-8
CATMORY
ABS. JOUR. : -RZBiol., No.1~1 195/, NO- 87251
AUTHOR : Dobrglyubs ~iy ~;Iavvo, k. V.
L __, 0. K
Odessa 2__*.Iyrici~zltura~
t,
T rL L ~4; : The Effect of Scrie Mnor Elen)ients on Grapes
ORIG. PUB. : Tr. Odessk. s.-kh. in-tal lc5't, 8, 411~43
AB,3TFMC.T : Gn chernozem soils of southern Ukrz~lnian SSi
(IldtsslKaya Oblast') a study was made of the effect or,
yield and quality of grapes, of Zn and Co, or, theIr
ap~.Ii-
cation durin- aultumn in the sp-.ing before flowering and
0 1 07
,as a spi-ay (spraying of flower clusters before
blooming).
The suIf.--_tes of Zn and Co were u3ed in different
coricen-
,trations. The effect of both mirior elements was
favor,,ble
regardles3 of the w,%inner in which they wEre
uyq-,_I_Jed. On
autumn application to the soil the best results were ob-
ta-ined aith a concentration of 3 0- Zn per vine, and cf
0.1 g Co per vine. Or. spring application to the soil tl~e
effect of the mirior elerijents was less strongly
manifested.
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Country U6SR
CATZGORY
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A33. JOUR. RZBlol., Y0. 19
AUTHOR
INST.
TITLE
ORIG. PUB.
A'33TRACT tC
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DOBROLYUBSKIY, U.K.
"Microcrystalloseopy" by I.K.Korenmnn. Re7lowed
Zhur.anal.khtm. 12 no.2;276-277 Mr-Ap '57.
(Crystallochomistry)
1~ ..,
b~~O.K.Dobroliubairil.
(MLRA 10:7)

DOEROLT M KIT, O.K.
We"60.
11~)
'Pollar feeding of agricultural plants." Reviewed by
O.K.-ro'broliubskii.
Bot-zhur. 42 no-3:480-484 -Mr '57- ()MRA 10:5)
l.Odesakiy sellskokhozyaretvannyy institut.
Qertilizers and manures)

DOBROLTUBSKIY. OAM--miftw1m~--v'r., ~
A useful book on photosynthesis ("Photosynthesis, the
nutrition of
plants through the use of light and carbon" by
A.A.Eichiporovich.
Reviewed by O.K.Dobroliubskii). Biul,XOIP. Otd.biol. 62
no-3:
96-99 )~,-Je 157. (MLRA 10:8)
(PHOrOSYNTHESIS) (NICHIPOROVIGH. A.A.)

USSI'Vcultivat'~d Plants, PI-VAts, Dorrios.
A 1) s J o w., : -11jf Zhur-Diol., No 15, 1953, 66376
Author "T-1 o I) o Iv, . ~Ibls k ci 0 ' X. I Slavvo 9 k. V.
USSR.
a
u turf
Dist : Olessa Agr cu tura Inst.L
ess, ~F'
T:Ltlc) : Uso of tha Hiercolenont, Nic'~')I, fo2 Grx,c-
vinc Nutrition.
Ori,- !IuIj:Dold. A:,,-! SSS'119 19577 112, No 2, 34-7-349
L.,
Abstract : Th.; rosults o-f fioIC. cxj)c--Ij-.ionts which vura
p~~rfort.iod at th-, vineyards of tha 00.ossa Agri-
cultural Institutc:ls stuCy farns La vhich
Niso", vas 'I'-plied il'i a C.Osa-c of 0,05 gro-r-ls in
0.5 litors of ilator por bush (tli,, suil is sou-
thorn charnozo-il [131ack soil], )H c.~- 7.2-7.3),
ine.icatc that th,: 7-ioi~ht o--7' -'U-h,:~ grapos incro---
so(I by 23 parcont ihmas tho quality of -'U-h,,n im-s
C -2cl 1/2
169

USSR/Cultivat,At llmts. Fruits. Jarri--s.
Abs Jour Rof Zhux,-Diolb, No 15, 19502 66376
unchanged, In oth,,r Qxparii-ionts i"ith MO.,; the
t j u `
grape yiclC incroasod fron 35.0 o Cant-
ners/cuntaro. In t-his cxparinwA9 tll~,, effect of
NiSO4 was noant to accolorate th-, of
hi:;hor quality grapos. Tho rasults achlovoa by
using various concantration of NiSO., C10. not
shov; great Cifforancos. -- A. 11. Sh~lio,,-)(Aill-
a
ni!MVL
CarJ1 2/2

P08[?6)1'YVA5k%Y1 O-K-
AUTHORS: Dobrolyubskiy, 0. K., and Slavvo, A. V., 20-()-0/4T
TITLEt Modifications of Some Redox Processes in Vitis vinifera
Under
the Influence of Trace Elementa.(Izmeneniya nekotorykh okislitell
no-vosetanovitellriykh prOtBOBBOV v vinograde pod vozdeystviyem
microelementov)
PERIODICA,L: Doklady AN BSSR, 1957, Vol. 117, Nr 6, pp.
1o64-1o67 (USSR)
ABSTRACTi The great influence exerted by trace elements upon the
processes
of development of all organisms may be explained by the chemical
peculiarities of the respective compounds. In the periodic law
most of the.traca elements belong to the group of d-element~,
i.e.
of such in which the quantum number of the last electron capable
of annexation is d. When the chemical elements with numbers from
24 to 29 are examined (Crg Mn, Fel Col Ni, and Cu) it is seen
that they may all lose their electrons not only from the last
energetic level but also from the incomplete last but one level.
These chemical elements in a different manner show positive va-
lence, especially in complex and inner-oomplex compounds. They
thus become metal components of various complicated organic sub-
stances, especially enzymes. In biochemical processes trace ele-
ments are above all co-enzymes. Their part is by no means
restric-
Card 1/3 ted to~the sole acceleration of spontaneously occurring
chemical

.Modifications of Some Redox Processes in Vitis vinifera. Under
200640/47
the Influence of Trace Elements.
reactions. The presence of a single trace element in the absence
of others is often capable of obstructing.-this or that process.
I?herefore a kind of oertaing well coordinated ensembles of quan-
tity- and traoe-elements with an adequate mutual energetic action
must participate in the reactions. Trace elements may not only
play the part of catalysts, but also of promotors and inhibitors
of various reactions in organisms. The trace elements are above
al~capable of influencing the total oxidizability of the tissues.
Corresponding redox processes are accompanied by modifications of
the enzymatic activity of the grapes. Among various enzymes the
oxidases which activate the molecular 02 are of greatest impor-
tance. An increase in the activity of oxidases leads to the ac-
cumulation of sugars, increases the glucose-aoidometrioal index
and thus accelerates the ripening of the grapes. In the authors'
tests -nS04 (5 1q-3 g salt per vine) and COS04 as well as
Cr2(SO4)3
(both salts 5.;o-5 g per vine) were added to the Bordeau2c
mixture.
Figure 1 shows the oxidizability oS the tissue of the vine-leaves
under the influence of C02+ and Cr +. It was higher than in the
control in which the vines were only treated with Cu2+. About
Card 2/3 the same rules were determined for the grapes. Figuro 2
shows the

Modifications of Some Redox Processes in Vitis vinifera Under
2"-40/47
the Influence of Trace Elements.
increase in the activity of the peroxidase in the vine-leaves.
In the leaves (and grapes) of the vines treated with Zn2+, C02+
and Cr3+ it was higher than in the control. From figure 3 aay be
seen an analogous effect of these trace elements upon the activi-
ty of the polyphenol-oxidase. The sugar content was also inorea-
sed by the trace elements (table 1). Prot the above-mentioned
fact follows an acceleration of the ripening of grapes. The crop
yield was thereby increased. Fertilizing with trace elements in-
fluences the grapes in a similar manner. There are 3 fi,gures, 1
table, and 11 referencest 8 of which are Slavic.
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AUTHOR: Downt, Candidate of 153 -58-1-28/29
-Chemical Sciences
TITIM. A Book on Chemical Equations (Kniga o khimiaheskikh
uravneniyakh)
PERIOnICAL: Izvestiya vyamhikh uchebnykh zaveaeniy.Khimiya
i khimicheskaya
tekhnologlya, 1958, Nr 1, pp. 185-188 (USSR)
,ABSTRACT: In the following book criticism the author
ooments upon the book
"Chemical Equations" (Khimicheski3re uravneniya) by
A.A.Xudryavtxev , which was recently published in the
USSR. Par-
ticular attention was paid by the author of this book to
pro-
cesses of oxidation and reduction. In spite of the fact
that ori-
tioism mss on the whole, favorebles the following faults
are
mentioned: Classification of chemical reactions,
oxidation-reduc~
tion, and exchange reactions is of too general a nature
and does
not supply a sufficient amount of detailed informtion.
Further,
the lack of unifomity of expressioning equations in
criticized.
In conclusion, the fact is, however, stressed that the
book will
be a great aid to young chemists. The large number of
misprinta
is, however, criticized, and the critic ends his critical
review
Card 1/2 by mentioning a number of inappropriate
expressions and formal&-

A Book on Ghemical Equations
tions used.'There
C&M 9/2

DOBROLTUBSKIY, O.K.; SLAVVO, A.T.
........... .
a o potassium -naphto;yacetate and 2,4-dichlorophenoxy-
-butyric
sl~ C
acid in viticulture. Pislol. rast. 5 no-2:190-193 Kr-Ap 158.
(MIRA 11:4)
l.Odesekiv sellskokhozysystvannyy institut, Odessa.
(Viticulture) (Growth promoting substances)

Valuable book on microolomento(I'Microolements in agriculturaO
by 14. IA. Shkollnik and N,A, Makarova. Roviowed, by O.K.
Dobroliubsklij
Zemledelle 6 no.11:85-87 N 158. (NIR& 11:11)
(Tra'oe Abiiafits)-'
%hkollnlij M.*IA.)
(MakiLrova, N.A.

o 13 R 0 4 S, k / L/ 'K
25-58-3-40/41
noes (Odessa)
AUTHOR: Dobrolyuk~kiyt O.K.f Candidate of Chemical Scie
TITLEs Frits Witty)
p PERIODICAL: Nauka i Zhizn' 9 1958,,Nr 3, P 79 (USSR)
ABSTRkCT: The author describes the use of frit,which was developed and
first applied in the USA as a fertilizer.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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26-58-2-23/48
AUTHOR:
-Dobrolyubskiy, O.K., Candidate of
Chemical Sciences
TITLE:
Pre-Sowing Treatment of Seeds with
Trace Elements (Predposev-

naya obrabotka semyan
mikroelementami)

PERIODICAL:
Priroda, 1958,~4r 2, pp 95-97
(USSR)
ABSTRACT:
The author deals with the treatment of seeds
with minute traces

of elements - compounds of zinc, manganese,
copper, boron,

cobalt, nickelq chromium, etc. - in solution
before sowing.

He mentions the experiments carried out in this
field by M.Ya.

Shollnik, N.A. Makarovs, Ye.S. Klimova, A.Ya.
Kokih, Ye.I.

Tarasov and M.N. Muzalev of the Petrozavodsk State
University

and by the Odessa Agricultural Institute in various
regions of

the Ukraine. The elements affect changes in the
seed's embryo

which, by the division of the cells, is passed on
to the whole

plant and can affect all stages of its development
and function-

ing. Ya.E. Ekster and K. Nurmagambetov, Yu.N.
Shcherbakov and

F.Ye. Malenev have also been native in this
field. The climatic,

seasonal and soil conditions encountered
when the treated seeds

are planted are very important and have
a radical effect on the
Card 112
success of the treatment. The
Kinellskaya gosudarstvennaya

Pre-Sowing Treatment of Seeds with Troce Elements
26-58-2-231/48
selektsionnaya stantsiya (Xinell State Selection Station),
Kuybyshev oblast', has carried out successful experiments on
develoT.ing the resistance of plants to frost by treating corn
seeds with an aluminum solution and subjecting the sprouts
with
4-5 leaves to a 5 0 C frost for 24 hours. 'Yu.Ye. Novitskaya
has
stated that trace elements can change the intensity of the
transpiration of the leaves, intensify photosynthesis, influ-
ence the carbohydrate metabolism, the ascorbic acid content,
catalysis in the tissues.
There are 2 photos.
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Agricultural
Institute)
Card 2/2 1. Agriculture--USSR 2.
Seeds--Mineral--Impregnation--Theory

AUTHORS:
TITLE:
Dobrolyubskiyj 0. K.~ Slavvo, A* V. 20-118-5-5VO,
The Effect Produced by the Cadmium Trace Element Upon Vitis
Vinifera
(Vozdeystviya-mikroelementa kadmiya na vinograd)
PERIODICALr Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR~ 1958., vol. 118, Nr 5~
pp. 1040 1042 (USSR).
M11WT: Among the chemical elements of the sub group Zn, Cd and Hg
only Zn is-utilized as trace element for the nutrition of
grganiams. Cd compounds are hardly used at all in plant grou
wing (reference 4), although numerous data are available on
its role as trace element in human beings and the animals
(refererr,e 5, 6). A comparison of the atomic structure of the
3 mentioned elements is given. With the increasing ordinall
number thevirulence increases and the percenta e content of
these elements in the organism drops, Zn - lo-39 A) Cd - 1o-40/0
and the most poisonous Hg - ld'60/o. Cadmium always accompanies
zinc as mineral. However,, its content in the soil is by hundreda
of times smaller than that of zinc. Cd is contained in black soils
Card ILA in quantities of 2,0.lc;-6to 10-ld'501o- In this case the
rela-

The Effect Produced by the Cadmium-Trace Element
20-118-51-55159
Upon Vitis Vinifers,
tion Zn: Cd is on the average looo. Due to the relation
Zn ; Cd--2o : I in the plants (reference 7) the authors
assume that the plants do not need cadmium less than zinc,
the compounds of which are often absorbed in great
quantities
from the soil. The authors have examined the influence of
U." on Vitimvinifera using the hitherto employed methods
(reference 6). The soil was southern black soil, weakly
alkaline
(pH 7)2 - 7,3) in which the quantity of the assimilable
Cdlk" -
forms is very little. The grape was sprayed with CdSO
solution
twica*. a) at the beginning of full flowering (June b)
and b)
when the grapes were of the size of a pea (July, 1&).
Each plant
received 5.lo-I g and 5-lo~sg CdSO4. Control grapes were
sprayed
with the same quantity of water (0,2 1). The results
given on
table 1 show that the weight of the grapes increases
considerabs
ly under the influence of Cd" (from 11 to 170/0) in
particular
at a quantity of 5-16-1 per grape. This concentration
agrees
with the optimum quantity of ZnS04 in the feeding of the
grape
outside of the roots (references 8,9). The crop of the
grapes
in both cases increased from 35 hundredweights/ha to 38,8
Card 214 handredweigbts/ha. Moreover, sugar content
increased and acidity

The Effect Produced by the Cadmium Trace Element
20-118-5-55/0
Upon Vitis Vinfifera
of the grapes was reduced; thum, reajening was accelerated.
The possible participation of the Cd t*-compounds in
extreme=
ly important oxidative-reductive processes in organisms and
in the fermentative activity has been proved already
(references;
los 11). The C04-compounds accelerate, although more weakly
than the Of-compounds the oxidation process of the
sul-Sohydryl
groups to sulfite groups and activate the decolorization
of znethylen
ne blue by means-,of several plant dehydrations..
According to the
character of anions, salt concentration and several other
fac=
tors the Cd4* -compounds may have catalase-(CdSO ) or
peroxidase
activity. It can be seen from table 2 that.Cd'k*rUd'uces
oxidiza-
bility of the leaf tissue.. From the same table it can
also be
seen that the action of the trace element leads to an
increase
of the content of ascorbic acid in Vitis vinifera; by
three. times
in the leaves and by 1,,8 times in the grapes. The study
of the
Cd-influence o 'n the accumulation of several sugars
should be in-
tensified, Table 2 shows that the fructose content
increases
most. The relation: fructose; glucose increased under the
ino
fluence of CdOt from 0192 to 0996 and ).98 which proves
the acce-
Card 3/4 leration of the reapening of the grapes.

The Effect Produced bythe Cadmium Trace Element
20-118-.5-;55/59
Upon Vitis Vinifera.
There are 2 tables., and 11 references, lo of which are
Soviets
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(Agriculctural Institute Odessa)
PRESENTED: Octob.er 9,, 1957j, by A. L, Kursanovj
kcademiciano
SUBMITTED: June 5, 1957,
C ard V4

--AUTHORS: Dobrolyubskiy, 0. K., Slavvo, A. V.
SOV/20-121-2-47/53
TITLE: uence of the Zinc Trace Element on the Fermentative
Activity of the Grape Miyaniye mikroelementa tsinka na
fermentativnuyu deyatellnost' vinograda)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol. 121, Nr 2,
pp. 370-373
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The use of zinc as trace element represents a very
effective
acceleration of the ripening of grapes, of the crop, the in-
crease of the sugar- and the decrease of the acid content
(Ref 1). Earlier the authors found that this is done best by
some way outside the roots by adding zinc to the Bordeaux
mixture. Such a treatment for four years has increased the
crop of some sorts of grapes by 18 to 57 %. One of the causes
of the effect mentioned is the participation of zinc in vari-
ous redox processes in the organisra (Refs 3, 4). In the case
of zinc deficiency the system of dehydrases is suppressed;
,when the redox tissue activity is changed the irreversibly
oxidized tanning matters in the humor do not occur (Ref 5)
etc. . The use of zinc increases the capability of assimila-
Card 1/3 tion of the plant for various nutrients, it also
increases

SOV//20-121-2-47/53
The Influence of the Zinc Trace Element on the Fermentative
Antivity of the
the fermentative activity. This finally determines the course
of the most important T)rocesses of the organiSm. The
analyses
of the leaves of the Riesling sort from the Odessa area
(Table 1) deacnstrate thL influence of the trace element. It
was used twice in a quantity of 0,005 g ZnSO 4 per grape in
combination with the Bordeaux mixture: a) during efflores-
cence, b) vhei, the t;_-apes .-.cre aboat the size of peas.
From
table 1 ma., clearly be seen that the oxidizability and the
iodine reducinG capability of the tissue increase by this
trcatment. The changes mentioned above are directly connected
with the fermentative activity of the organism (Ref 6), In
the
grape exposed to the effect of very lar;7e amounts of co-)per
in the Bordeaux mixture the activity of the ascorbic oxidase
and polyphenol oxidase can be considerably modified as these
two ferments contain copper (Ref 8). For the reason of com-
parison leaves were investigated which had bcen sprayed with
Bordeaux mixture only and with zinc + CuSO 4' From table I a
may be seen that the activity of the ascorbic oxidase in
spite
Card 2/3 of the fluctuations decreases towards the end of
the vegeta-

SOV/20-121-2-47/53
The Influence of the Zinc Trace Element on the Fermentative
Activity of the
Grape
tion. Zinc, however, maintained this activity at a high level.
The effect of the polyphenol oxidase was about similar (Fig
I b). There are 2 figures, 2 tablea, and 9 references, 7 of
which are Soviet.
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Agricultural
Institute)
PRLSEINTED: April 1, 1958, by A. L. Kursanov, Member, Academy
of Sciences,
USSR
SU31aTTED. March 7, 1958
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DOBROLYUBSKIT, O.K.
'--~~ird ~AII,-=Inl=Confarence on Trace Elements.
Rauch.dokI:v78*
shkoly; biol.naukl no.2.217-219 '59. (MiRk 12.6)
(Trace elemente-Congresees)V,

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Changes in certain biochemical processes of grapes due to
fertilization
vith the trace element cadmium. Nauch. dokI. vye. shkoly;
biol. nauki
no.4:151-155 159. (MIRA 12:12)
l.Rekomendovana kafedroy neorganicheskoy i analitichaskoy
khimii
OdesekDgo sel'skokhozyaystvannogo instituta.
(Grapes--Fertilizers and manures) (Plants, Effect of cadmium
on)

DDEROLTUBSKIT, O.K.
- . .1 ~ ,
ValuiLble book on trace elements ("Trace elements in
agriculture'
by M.IA. Shkollnik, N.A. Makarova. Reviewed by O.K.
Dobroliubskii).
Nauch. dokl. vVee shkoly; biol. nauki no.4:205-207 '59.
(MIRA 12:12)
(Trace elements) (Fertilizers and manures)

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Iffset of some little-studied trace elements on
plants.
Fiziol. rast, 6 U0,5050-559 S-0 159, 04IRA 13:2)
1.0deBea Agricultural Ina#tute.
(Plants--Nutrition) (Trace elements)

30(l)
SOV/25-59-9-10/49
AUTHOR:
Dobrolyubs x_Q_.gx
Candidate of Chemical Sciences
TITLE:
Miraculous Milligrams
PERIODICAL:
Nauka i zhiznl, 1959, Nr 9, PP 30-32 (USSR)
ABSTRACT:
The author writes about the effect of chemical sub-

stances on the growth and development of animal and

vegetable
organisms. It has been proven that a slight

change in the
chemical composition of nutritious sub-

stances (by several
milligrams) can give appreciable

results. Of the 102 elements
of the periodical table,

for the processes of active life,
some are necessary

in relatively large quantities
(macroelements), and

the others in very small doses. These are
the micro-

elements copper, zinc, manganese, cobalt, iodine,
ar-

senic, etc. Up to now, the necessity for dozens of

microelements in plant and animal life has been proven.

The
chemical treatment of seeds before sowing is one

of the most
important methods for increasing the yield
Card 1/2
of crops.
In experiments carried out by M.Ya. Shkol'nik

Miraculous Milligrams
SOV/25-59-9-10/49
and N.A. Makarova in the Lodeynopol'skiy rayon, Lenin-
gradskaya Oblast', the treatment of seeds witft a boric
acid solution before sowing increased the yield of sum-
mer wheat by 2 to 6centners per hectare. According to
data of the Belorusskiy institut zemledeliya (Belo-
russian Institute of Agriculture), in experiments
carried out by V.P. Deyeva in the kolkhoz imehi Zhdanov,
Novogrudskiy rayon,. Grodnenskaya Oblast', the treat-
ment of seeds or sugar beets with a solution containing
a boric compound increased the yield by 15%, with a
manganese compound by 12%, and with a molybdenum com-
pound by 22%. At the same time the sugar content of
the roots increased by 0.7 to 0 .8%. I.P. Pavlov, K.A.
Timiryazev and I.V. *Michwlx~ . stated that organisms
have the highest sensitivity to external effects during
the early stages of growth. The author describes the
treatment of seeds with microorganisms and stresses the
role of microelements in increasing the sprouts' re-
sistance to frost. There are 3 photographs and 1
drawing.
Card 2/2

DOBROLYUBSKIY, O.K.
~ - "I
Xffect of fertilizers containing the trace element
chromium on
biochemical processes in grapes. Biakhimiia 24
no.4:625-630
JI-Ag '59. (HIRA 12:11)
1. Odeseldy sallskokhozyaystvennyv institut.
(GRUENS-FUTILIMRS AND MAJRMS)
(PIANTS, 3YFMT OF CHROMIUH ON)

DOBROLYUBSKIY,.O.K., kand. khim. nauk
Wonder-vorking milligrams. NaukaA zhizn' 26
no.9:30-32 S 159.
(MIRA 13:1)
(Pield croye--Yertilizere and manures)

AUTHOR: Dobrolyubskly, O.K. SOV/80-32-2-56/56
TITLEi
PERIODICAL:
All-Union Conference on Microelements (Vsesoyuznoye soveshcha-
niye po mikroalementam)
Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii, 1959, Vol MII, Nr 2,
pp 469-472 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The Third All-Union Conference on mioroalements took
place in
Baku in April 1956- It was convened by the USSR Academy of
Sciences and the Academy of Sciences of the Azerbaydzhan SSR.
It was attended by more than 70 scientific research institu-
tions. The Presid~nt of the Latvian Academy of Sciences and
Associate Member of the USSR Academy of Sciences Ya.V. Peyve
'presented a paper-on the connection between soil conditions
and the action of microelemente on plants. The content of
microelements in the soilin forms accessible for plants is in-
vesti'gated by P.A. Vlasyuk, Sh.F. Chanishvili, V.V. Akimtsev,
G.A. Aliyev, A.N. GyuV,~lbm~Wyp X.P.Mffeg:Lup
A.I. Makarova, R.S. Osokina, A.A. Alekseyev, M.S. Dzhurkoj
Ya.V. Peyve, N.N. Ivanova, M.V. Katalymovt S.I. Ryabova, V.A.
Chernov. Ya.V. Peyve demonstrated methods for the quanti-
tative analysis of microelemente in the soil. The efficiency
Card 1/4 of the microelements of manganese, barong copperg
molybdenu-mp

All-Union Conference on Microelements BOY/80-32-2-56/56
cobaltv zinc, nickel, aluminum, vanadiump and chromium in
dif-
firent agricultural crops is investigated by P.A. Vlasyuk,
G.A. Aliyev, O.K. Kedrov-Zikhmang X.Ya. Shkollnik, M.G. Abu-
talybov, D.M. Gusey-novq A.V. Peterburgskiy~ Ye.I. Ratner,
S.S. Abayeva, V.V. Yakovleva, A'-P. Shcherbakov, O.K. Dobro-
lyubskiy. H.V. Katalymov presented a paper on the teohno-
logical and agrochemical investigation of boron fertilizer
carried out in the Institute of Fertilizers and Insectofungi-
cides. The use of fritts was dealt with in the papers pre-
sented by Ya.V. Peyve, R.S. Rin'kej P.A. Vlasyuk~ M.S. Dar-
menko, A.P. Shcherbakov, T.I. Kurakhtanova, N.I. Baglykov.
M.Ya. Shkollnik from the Botanical Institute of the USSR
Academy of Sciences imeni V.L. Komarov presented a paper on
the physiologioal-biochemical investigation of microlements.
S.M. Manskaya and T.V. Drozdova from the Institute of Geo-
chemistry and Analytical Chemistry imeni V.I. Vernadskiy made
a communication on the role of natural organic compounds in
concentrating microelements. L.K. Ostr6vakaya showed that
the need of plants for copper fertilizers increases with the
rise of the level of nitrogen compounds. P.A. Vlasyuk and
Z.M. Klimovitskaya demonstrated that a deficiency of boron
Card 2/4 compounds is connected with the destruction of the
oxidation-

All-Union Conference on Microelements BOV/80-32-2-56/56
reduction processes. The importance of chelate compounds is
investigated by M.Ya. Shkolfnik and Ya.V. Peyve. Ya.V. Peyve,
N.N. Ivanova, and Yu.N. Dobritskaya. communicated methods for
the determination of molybdenum-in soils and plants, N.V. Ka-
talymov and Solo BYabova for the determination of mobile
boronp A.R. Gyull akhmedov for the fast determination of
manganesep copper and cobalt in carbonate soils. L.Ya. Le-
vanidov recommended to classify the microslements with vari-
able valence as a separate group. A.P. Shcherbakov demon-
atrated the phenomena of physiological antagonismp.synergism
and additivity. O.K. Dobrolyubskiy connected the role of
chromium, nickel, cobalt, cadmium and mercury with their
position in the periodic system., According to the paper pre-
sented by V.V. Koval7skiy there are special areas on the sur-
face of the earth where the plants react in a characteristic
way on an excess or a deficiency of microelements.. The study
of these biogeochemical provinces haq been developed by V.I.
Vernadskiy and AQ'P; Vinogradov. The influence of mieroele-
mentst on domestic animals was demonstrated by la.M. Berzin',
X.I. Zaderiyp' P.A. Petrov. The biochemical processes in the
animal organism caused by microelements were.studied by
F.Ya.-
Card 3/4 Berenshteyn, A.D. Gololobov, and Ya.A. Babin. The
influence

All-Union Conference on Microelements SOV/80-32-2-56-56
of microelements on the himan or&nism was shown by
A.0,Voynar.
The role of microelemeets In medicine during various
diseases
was dealt with by V.A.14onov., V.M.Shostkor,,
Ye.N.Ivanovaj,
Ye.V.Sebadash., M.G.Mir 1- ,. A.I.Venabikovj, R.G.K&Vran.,
and
others.
Card 4/4 uscomm-Dc-60,,880

DCBBMTnSKrT, O.X.
67bliar feeding of plants*; a collection of translations from
foreign periodical literature. Revieved by O.K. Dobroliubakii.
Biul.14DIP, Otdblol, - 64 no.5.-168-171 S-0 159.
(KM 13:6)
(PUW"SBINILMIOIF) (FMILIMMS AM XUFURBS)

DOBROLYUBSKIT, O.K.; 7JDaM=O, I.V.
Iffect of the trace element zono on its concentration In
grapes.
Hauch.dokl,vys.shkoly; biol.nauki no.2:158-161 160.
(MIRA 13:4)
1. RekomendoTana kafedroy neorganicheekoy I
aualiticheskoy khImil
Odeaskago 11 ellskokhozy~ystvewogo instituta.
(MAPBS-FMILIM AM XLNMS)
(PLANTS. E7=T or. Zoo ON)

,PQBH9LMSKIY, O.K.; ZHIVITSKAYA, L.I.
Cobalt content of grapes as related to the utilization
conditions
of the trace element. Nauch.dokl.vys.shkoly: biol.nauki
no.4;186-
189 6o. (MIRA 13:11)
1. Rekomendovana kafedroy neorganicheskW i analiticheskoy
khimii,
Odesskogo sellskokhazyaystvennogo instituta.
(GRAPES-FERTILIZERS AND MANURES)
(PLANTSt K=T OF COBALT ON)

DOBROLYUBSKIY. O.K., RYZRA, VA.
Effect of the trace element manganese on some biochemical
processes
iniyapes. Biokhim. vin. no.6:171-195 160. (MIRA 13:10)
1. OdeaskivEallskokhozyaystvennyy institut.
(Grapes--Pertilizere and manures)
(Plants, Effect of manganese on)

NBROLMSKITo 0.1.
Methods of preparstion and propertiao of alkali
m8tal
c7anocobaltates. Ixv. v7s. ucheb. zav; khim. i
khim. tekh.
3 no. 5-.798-804 0600 (MIRA 13:12)
1. Odeemkiy sellskokhosysystvennyy institut.
Kafedra
n.eorganicheskoy i analiticheskoy khimii.
(Cyanoopbaltates)

DOBROLTUBSKIT, 0.1.; SLAVVO, A.V#
Effect of tmee elements on thescoumulation of sugars in
berries of the
grapevine. Biokhim. vin. no.6-.196-222 160. (MIRA 7-3:10)
1. Odeeskiy sel'skokhozyaystvennyy inatitut.
(Grapes--Fertilizers and manures) (Trace elements) (Sugars)

DOBROLYUBSKIY. O.K.
Role of the trace element zinc in biochemical procoooss
taking place
-in grapes, Biokhinepl.i ovoshch. no.6:22&-251 161. (MM
14:6)
1, Odeaskiy se1's;:okhozyaystvennyy inotituto
(Grapes) (Planta, Effect of zinc on)
4_

DOBRDLYUBS UY. 0.K.; SLAVVO., A.V. [deceased]
Effect of the trace element nickel on some
physiologizal and bio--
chemical properties of grapes, Fiziolorasto 8
noo3035z-358 161.
(MM 146)
1. Odesakiy sel'skokhozyayi3tvennyy instituto
(PlanUs, Effeet of nickel on) (Grapes-Fertilizers and
manuree)

DOBROLYUBSKIY9 O.K.; RYZHA, V-K#
Effect of manganese trace element fertilizers on
biochemical proces-
ses in grapes. Fiziol. rast. 9 no.1:53-59 162. (MIRA 15:3)
1. Odessa Agricultural Institute. ~
(GraPds--Fertilizers and manures) ~, I ' - ~.** __ I ~ I
_. ~ I
(Manganese--Phyiiological effect) I'

DOBROLYUBSKIY, O.K.
Participation' af scandium in oxidation-reduction
processes in
plants. Dokl. AN SSSR 144 no.5iU74-1177 A 162. (KRA
15:6)
1. Odesskiy sellskokhozyaystvannyy institut.
Predstavleno
akademikom A.L.Kursanovym.
(BOTIANY-PHYSIOLOGY) (OXIDATION-FUEDUCTION REACTION)
(SCANDIUM)

, WBROLYUBSKIY, Ole Konst no ch k khim6 nauk;
ANTONYUK, L.,
-----re&.-,-HTKHAYLOVSKAYA, N.,, tekhn. red.
(WonderTul milligrams]Chadeanye milligram". Moskva,,
Jz&,vo
I'Molodaia gvardiia,,* 1962. 142 p. (MIRA 16:3)
(Trace elements)

- I
DOBROLYUBSKIY, O.K.
Effect of the trace elemant vanadium on grapes. Fiziol. rast.
10
no.3:319-324 My-Je 163. (MIRA 16:6)
1. Odeisa Agricultural Institute. '
(Plants, Effect of vanadium on) (Grap9s)

DOBROLYUBSKIY, O.X.
Effect of the miaroelement, tungsten on plant
organisms. Nauch.
dokl. vys. shkoly; biol, nauki no.ltl42-145 164. (MIRA
17:4)
1. Rekomendovana kafedroy neorganichaskoy i
analitichaskoy khimii
Odesskogo sallskokhozyaysttennogo instituta.

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The Synthesis of Ethyl- and 2-Propylbutadiene-1,3
SOV/79-26-7-14/64
According to Kaufmann (Kaufman) by titration with bromine
the authors determined that these compounds exhibit an un-
saturated character. To prove that the alkyl butadienes have
a diene structure they were condensed with maleic acid an-
hydride in benzene solution. The melting points of the
products
obtained from it are also shown in the table. There are 1
table and 9 references, 3 of which are Soviet.
SUBMITTED: June 13, 1957
1. Butadienes-Synthesis 2. Condensation reactions
Card 2/2

DOIGOPOLISKIT, I.M.; DOEROMILISUYA 1.1j.- MOvv B.4.
SYnthOsis of fluoreprene over a solid cat4Llrst, Z.hur.
prikl. khim.
31 no-.10:15j4-1541 0 158. (MDU 12:3.)
I9*Vsesoyuzuy7 nauchno-issladovatelPskiy inatitut
mintaticheakoge
"nchuka imeni S.V. Isbadeva.
(Fluoroprone)

DOIGOPOLISKrY, I.I.; D013ROMILISKAYA, LM.; BYZOV, B-A-
0~
Hydrofluorination, of virqlacetylene with a suspended
catalyst.
Zhur.prikl.khim. 31 no.11:1716-1722 N 158. (MMA 12: 2)
(Hydrofluoric acid) (Butenyne) (Fluoroprene)

SOV/80-59-1-31/44
AUTHORSi Dolgopollskiy,-1.1,1., Dobromillskaya, I.M. and
Byzov, B.A.
TITLE: Chemical Transformations of Mercury Salts and Their
Role in
the.Hydrofluorination Reaction of Vinylacetylene
(Khimicheskiye
prevraBhoheniya soley rtuti i ikh roll v reaktsii, gidroftori-
rovaniya vinilatsetilena) Third Communication (Soobshcheniye
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii, 1959, Nr 1, PP 194-201
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The au thors investigated the composition of the
catalytic mix-
ture; the character of its changes in the hydrofluorination
process of vinylacetylene; the mechanism of this reaction, and
the formation of resins taking place during this process. The
effect of various factors and conditions of experiments on the
run of this process was also investigated and the results are
presented in the tabular and graphical forms. The main re-
sults are as follows: 1. the change in the content of mercury
and its.salts at the continuous operation of the catalyzer is
shown; 2. the possibility of a considerable lengthening of
continuous operation with the maintenance of the constant ac-
tivity of the catalytic mixture is demonstrated, which is at-
tained by means of the periodic renewal of the catalyzer cora-
position; 3. the possible mechanism of the hydrofluorination
Card 1/2 reaction and of the several side reactions occurring
during

SOVOO-59-1-31/44
Chemical Tranoformations of "Iercury Salts and Their Role in
the Hydrofluo-
rination. '-Reaction cf Vinylacetylene
Lhe synthesis of fluoprene out of vinylacetylene is
consld~-,red.
There are 3 graphs, 6 tables and 4 references, 3 of which are
Soviet and 1 American.
Al.~IOCT!IIJIOIZI: Outober 4, 1957
Card 2/2

DOBROKILISKIY, V.
Cit$es must be wall supplied with potatoes
and'vegotables. Sov.
tor, ~8 4 ' '59 04M 12: 7)
g. no.5,15-1 v -
(Produce trade)

DOBROMILISKIY Y,1q0n1r-XsfimaxWh; KIIUKOZGVA, N.Sh.,
red.; ELIKIWA, E.N.9
[Price calculations for potatoesp vegetables, and fruit)
Raschety
za kartofell, ovoshchi i plody. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo
torg.lit-ry
1961. 133 P. (Agricultural prices) (MIRA 14:12J

T.A.
1k,hropila",. (Iratatirical PlionflArIty lis Ship Ovilan.
gremettyritno w virrwatym pritylilMentu projokla.
tranim okFVV1w". Technika Slorm I Wylimm, No. 8-0. 1050, tip.
21.4 ' .31, 3 figs.
All tilti-olist to viltritil lite rnnar tit npplientillity of
Ventneirit-st
Jj"IIIA(Ily Ip tllV 111141114114 011,411111 111 IIIP 111 1110
Within
dinivotlo-11-i and III %tild I'l-Invill of InrlChAnt 0111111
tit it gtvvll dllCrd
slid drml wrIght. Ily exprrvinit Patti of lite weltilit.
orotips of the
Rmp n% a vatiable (mirtlim I (sit tit#, li-lotth arnle lit
lite parmit ship.
an-I lite %lilt) It In POIAII)I(- to RrOvi, al an .'Nualton of
writ-tit%", which, illirn milveil. (,Ivpi the prfklr far
ronYrrIlDir all III.
mrnslons of the parent Milp to the corresitcniding dimensions
of the
&))It) firil'"rird, A notable feature of this method Ix the
apmd with
wItIch It Is p4mlble to.arrive at the first appro3arnallon
applying to
the shlit which lit bring tiestAned. thatt Is: main
dimensionk grotne-
trical and hyllmitallt- fratures of Its shape, dixtilartment,
and Indt.
ThItint weight croupsi, as well as hydrodynamic features.
these latter
%I Willi a denti-v tit accuracy equal to that of bmts catried
out with
lite "Ifitil-I

1. t-A j
ir= erse 9 111ty of FhIjA by Using Lonsitudiftat
Hull
Rectiefox.
.11,
.0blirfe"I" kr7ywrl, rantlon momentu M-Meernotcl
linpryr-Ine)
statk6w Prrv rmtomwitrilu wrAlidnivowyell
pt7elcroje* kadlubrk"
Te"ll"Skift MOM I WYhrmta. No. 11. 1950. pp
MV-324. 10 flem. 4 tahs.
Th's article. while muhttantlatfull tile
the-rellen) vorthols drawd
tip by lite Mnlr of RhIP Tirsicnitic ot the
(Idafi,k INilitrchnie on the
hasix of PrIHMPICS QUOted by Rsser 41MV, I, at
it,(, 81kot, tIUW an
ontempt at sYsteMatitation of Um definitions 4nd
Irrms wed in Cal-
culatlDna Of ItmolOttleld characterksUes Of
ships' h,)1,. The parts
des-Ing With the propertlex of the Int4`11ral
Curves of longitudinal
wctiunx Are 1111MCled to dV%:cfn1frW the
antleloated Coutw of these
rorvem In a manvirr rnAkIna It Pmqxlble to
oblahl a drirre of accu-
ri%r,v multirlefit, for eomputation plirpoov of
IllAgrg"11 of the tur"s.
with a mInImum number of tedWils phutimeter. or
integrator mea.
surincS

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1 J. Campatallien of Migbilar Arm Carm
#4 Stakillity at Ablip by Utnow *f LanAi
11"dia" van aftdwA P&rL 2.
.0blicunle knWwj rmlon momrntu statec=oid
poprzrc=et
jrAtk6w proy s"towwWo wsdhdnkowyth Praekm)6w WNW-
Tftbnikjk Mom & W$131`1119111- NO, 1. 1951, TIP.
39-M. 9 flils,
Description of functions ne-PASSY for the
purp*zt of
righting am curves of the tratuiver" mument of
stability Ill 011P4
by means of the method outlined. 7be
computations W tken tO A
Pitnt at which the results arrived at will make
postIble. When .1;.L
plyine the hypoUmn siven in sections I and I of
Part I of th:s
rublicat,lon. a graphic transposition of the
defteaMn Of funct4ont
~ IV. 41 and 11 IV, 4 ) - being c.,ordinates of
the centre of buDyan-
cy in a-n Axial Ostenl- The PlAnImeter " an
Instrument for carrybW
out the requisite approximate Integratlom The
use of integrators.
Ccutparbon of the method P-cPwd with methods
hitheft, in use.
together with a discussion on the usefulness Of
&ppllc&tlw of thl.,
rjew zneth-.~d.
~;Yv 7

DOBROMIRSKI Walerian, mgr inz.; ZYIJCZ, Andrzej,
mgr Inz.
-
Development of inland navigation craft. Bud
okretowe
Warszawa 9 no.4:129-134 164.
1. Office for Design and Studies of River Craft,
Wroclaw.

MW 104101ne Oitral
/Y
lot,
TbOOr6tIC41 Basis for the Use of 01tral
In ClAiA
and Pulmonary Tuberculosla'~',riof
l1skiy, Vitamin Lab, Cen Oplithiliol
11mg6l'top 3 pp
t.,"at Oto-rino-laringol" No 6
At is clear from clinical observations
that dis-
*.i;xb c& of histamine metabolism and
dysf=C'tlm
'ir t: 'agetAtive system are, very
marked. In la-
and pulmonary tuberculosis. -Thle Is 'the
,*ZSq!1LJ
.roason citral is used as at
antihistamInic, c r,, LL -

DO'BROMYLISVIY, P. 1.
"Errors and Defects in USSR Otorhinolar7ngological
Literature," Vest. Oto-rino-
laringol, No. 4, 1948.

Ttkberoulosisj Tb*Mpy
Medialso Tubmuloole, ftlaon%rY
-PA 46/49TP/9-
Nor 49
"Utilization of Ottral in Cases of Tuberculosis of
the.Uppor Respiratory Tract and the Oral Caiity,"
Prof 7. 1. Dobrcwyl'skiy, L. R. Shapiro, Moscow,
3/4 P
"Bor Mod" No 3
Describes analgesic effa4t of oltral. It also has
a2itiphlogistic properties. Describes its succe4ful
use in a case of pulmonary tuberculosis.

DOBROMYLISKIY, F. I.
"Review of A. N. Voznesenskiyls 'Tuberculosis of Upper
Respiratory Tracts,
Trachea, Bronchial Tubes, Mouth and Oesophagus," Sov.
Med. No. 2, 1949

DOEROMISKIY, P. I.
Ear - Diseases
Transactions of the Second Congrons of Uk-rainian
Otolaryngologists. Reviewed by
F. 1. Dobromyllskiy. Vest.oto-rin. 14 no. 1, 1952.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April
195J2 Uncl.
- J,

DDPFO!T-LISKn-', F. 1_,., .--ALTINJ M. ?'Ill.
NOSE, Accessory sinuses of - Diseases
Clinico-roentgenologic characteristics and diagrosis of
inucocele of the
acceszory sli-mscs of the nrse. Vest. oto-rin... lh, no. 2,
lc)r~-.
t!onthly List of Russian Accessiors, Librar of Con ress, June
1952.
&classiiied.

DDBROMISKIT, 10 1o
~
[Paranamal sinuses and their relation to diseases of the
eye socket]
Pridatochays pa-.uk%i noss. i ikh svi&zl o
saboloyaniiami glaznitsy.
Moskva, Modgiz, 1955. 258 n. OWU 9:5)
(M-DIMAM AM MnCTS) (NDSX,ACGESSORT SUMS OIP)

DOBROKYLISKIT, F.I.. professor.
Breathe through your nose. Zdorov I a 1 no. 4 t 13
Ap '55. WRA 90)
(RES TRA ION)

DOBROKIL'I SKIY, --4lipp_4qsakov1ch
(Recognit,ion of early forma of tuberculosis in the
upper
respiratory organs] Raspoznavania rannikh form
tuberkuleza
verkhnikh dykhatellnykh putei. Moskva, Nedgiz. 1958.
114 p.
(RESPIRATORY ORGANS--TUBERGULOSIS) (MIRA 12:4)

DOBROMYLISKIT*-Y,4v,--Iprof. (Moskva)
On the 100th anniversary of the method of rhinoscopy.
Vest.otorin.
21 n0-5:80-86 S-0 159. (MIRA 13:1)
OmHuoumoum)
(MMSCOPT hist.)

DOBROMY I
_EB anakovioh, prof.; SKORBILINA, T.W., red.;
POGOSKINAP M.V., te
[What we i0st know ab6at laryrigeal tuberculosis] C* nuzImo
znat' o tubarkuleze g6rtani.- Vloakva, Medgiz, 1961.. 28 p.
(NIRA 15:3)
MMM-TUMCULOSIS)

DOBROWLI V414"'n 'ran] '-h, prof.; S11CHERBATOVx
Ivan Ivanovich,
prof.; Prinimal uchastlye BALTIN, M.M.,, prof.;
1W)I1,10VICH,
M.G., red.; IZUDKOVSKAYA, H.I.p tekhn. red.
[Accessory sinuses of the nose and their connection
with
diwases of the-orbit and the lacrimal ducts)
Pridatochrye
pamfkhi nosa i ikh sviaz' s zabolevaniiami
gla*znitsy i slezo-
otvodiashchikh putei. 2 izd.j perer. i znachitellno
dop. No-
skva,, Nedgiz., 1961. 287 p. (MIRA 15-4)
(NOSE, ACCESSORY SINUSES OF) (ORBIT (EYE))-DISEASES)
(LACRIMAL ORGANS.-DISEASES)

DOBROMYLISKIY, F61*,. rof,
Acute inflammation of the larynx. Zdorovle 8 no-4:26-27
Ap 162.
(LARYNX-DISEASES) MhA 15:4)

DOEROMYLISKIY, F.I., doktor med. nauk, prof.
It is easier to prevent than to cure. Okhr. truda i
sots.
strakh. 6 no.5:20-21 Fq 163. (KMA 16:8)
(Respiratory organs-Diseases) (Hygiene)

DOBROMYLISKIY, F.I., doktor rad.nauk,prof.
Angina can be prevented. Okhr. truda i sots. strakh. 7
no.2:22-23
F 64. (MIRA 17:2)

*Conoomitant strablems and its treatment"'by A.M.
Yisher. Reviewed
by A~N* Dobromysloy',;. Oft.zhur. 15 no.lr63-64 160. (MM
13:5)
(MWISNUS)
(7 IBM, it. K. )

EDMLINITSKIT, A.P.; BRILIM, N.R., redaktor;
DO4&Sbjjjfijmvhm&. redaktor;
POLYAWVA, T.V., takhaicheakiy redaktor.
[Analysis of the theoretical cycle of a gas engine]
Analiz teoreti-
cheskogo taikla. gazovogo dvigatelia. Moskva, Izd-vo
Akademii nauk
SSSR, 1935. 66 p; (MIRA 8:4)
1. Chlen-korrespondent Akademii nauk SSSR (for Briling).
(Gas and oil engines)

DOBRONYSLOV, A.N,,# inzh,
Using foundation beams in panel walls of industrial
buildings.
Prom. stroi, 41 no,209 F 164e (MIRA 1733)

PUGHKOVSKAU, N.A.; DOMMYSLOV., A.N.3 MALANOTA, N.La
~
w
Nineteenth International Conpova of
Ophthalmologista In
New Delhi* Oft# shuro 18 no.1855-59 10 (MIRA 17SO

DOBROMT=V, A. N.
"Rare Case of Wound of the Eye," Vest. Oftalmol.,
27, No. 39 1948.
Clinio of Eye Diseases, First M-osrow Ord. of Lenin
Mad. Inst.,

!--:,Vitamin D2 49
ot, , of
.all
Medicine -jVVbprc)x),o0is;'-0ft the,-ArO
"Rffects of V.Lulamia % in Opht~almqpathio
Cases of Tuberculous EtiolojU,," A. N.
,:;,'-!',Dobromyslor, G~ad Stud, lWe Clinic,
Virob
,I,.Moscow Ord of ioanin mea inab, 2 pp
*70st aftalmol" Vol =III, no
Shows by a series of Investigations that
oW..v
small doses, of Vitamin D2 (20,000 IU) some-.
times improve the clinical course of allargic
,J.
of tuberculosis and develog an active

DOBROIMLOV~ A. A.
"The Study of Fluid Exchange in the Eye." Sub 31 Aug 51p First
Moscow
Order of Lenin Medical Inst.
Dissertations presented for science and engineering degrees in
Ibscow
during 1951.
SO: Sm. No. 480, 9 May 55.

DOBROMTSLOV, A.11.
R 1e ~~qro=api-
- -70;7of capillary circulation in retinal
metabolism. Vest.oft, 30
no.2:27-34 Mar-Apr 1951. (CLHL 20:9)
1. Graduate student. 2. Of the Clinic for Eye
Diseases (Director-
-Prof. A.Ya. Samoylov, Corresponding Hember of the
Academy of
Medical Sciences USSR), First Moscow Order of Lenin
Medical
Institute.

Aa.
SAMOTLOV, A. T&. ; DOBRDMYSWV, A. N.
Experimental study on developugnt of reactive by-pertension
of the
eye. Vopr. klin. eksper. of.t., Moskva no. 1:50-63 1952.
(OLML 22:4)
I.Professor for Samoylov. Pallow of the Academy of Medical
Sciences
USSR for Dobrovaslov. Z hoscow.

SAHOYLOV, A.Ya.,; DCBROMYSIsOV, A.B.
Role of the cerebral cortex in the development of
reactive ocular
hypertonia. Probl. finiol.opt. 11:191-196 155. (MLRA
9:6)
1. Glaznaya klinika 1-go Hookovskogo meditsinskogo
instituta.
(BYR. physiology,
tension, carebrocortical regulation (Rua))
(GIRESUL OCRTIX. physiology,
regulation of intraocular pressure (Rua))

USSR/R'UMn and Animal rhysioloMr (Normal and Pathological). T-32
Sense OrGans6 Visiont
Abs Jour : Rof Mur - Bioiij No 16o 1958.- 75197
Author : Dobromyslov A.N.
Inst
Title On tho Significance of Anatropia in the Development of
Concomitant Strabisrause
Orig Pub Oftal'Mlo zh,,., 1957, 140 3, 134-138o
Abstract In 74 of 96 school children examined of emmetrops and in
226 of 291 of ametrops the presence was established of
binocular vision* A correlation between the condition of
binocular functions and the type of refraction was not
noted; clear strabismus analogous to the divergences can
be not both with emetropin and with any form of ametropia.
The type of strabismus certainly corresponds to the type
of ametropia, The correlation between the degree of ana-
tropia and the number of the angle of the strabismus also
t ri -1A
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