SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ENGELGARDT, V.A. - ENGELMAN, D.D.

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BZLITSZR, V.A.; KOTALINIKOVA, A.Y.; LTUBIMOVA, M.N.; SWARIM, S.Te.;
STZPANMMO,
Second International Conference on Lipids and the Third Inter
national Biochemical Congress. Vop.med.khim# 2 no.1:73-79 Ja-'
I (GHINT--LIPIDS--CONGRISSES) (MIRA
(BRUSSAW--BIOGMUSTRT--CCNGRESSIS)

ENGELIGAITM, Vladimir A.
"Enzymes as Structural -Elements of Physicological -Ilechanisms,"
"Er4loology and 14echanochemistry of Tissues and Cells,"
paper presented at the Intl. 3~nnposium on &zyme Chemistry, 15-23 Oct 57,
Tokyo and Kyot6, Japan.
Inst. Biochem, Acgd. Sci. USSR
B-3,098.405
B,3,095,529

BAYIV,('A.A~
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tranalatorl; VEMSTMN. T*V& [trans 1e tor]:LISOVSUYA. N.P.
tran latorj; ODWSOVA, M-8- Ltrans]Atorj- PIMM, Te.A.,
~trsln:letor]; TATARMUIA, R.I. [tranalatori; wa lauw V.A.,
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1-domik, red.; PARNES. Ta.9 red.; SOKOLOVA, T.., 'teti-In'r-k.
[Present-day oroblems in biochemistry; a collection of articles.
Translational Savremennye problemy biokhimii; sbornik statei.
S predial. V.A.Engellgardta. Koskva, Izd-vo inostr. lit-ry, 1957.
480 p. (MIRA 11:5)
(BIOCHEMISTRY)

USSR / General Biology. Physical and Chemical Biology. B
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 4, 1959, No. 14253
Author :Zngellgardt, V. A.
Inst :-A`c~Te-1-j-Uf-5d1-ences USSR
Title The Chemical Principles of Efferent Functions
of Celle and Tissues
Orig Pub Vestn. AN SSSR, 1957, 111o 11, 56-68
Abstract Ilia progress of the chemical mechanism of
contraction, especially the problem of enzy-
matic factors of efferent function, are
examined. After the author and K. 11. Lyubimova
discovered the adenosintriphosphatase activity
of myosin (1:1, it was shown that ATP [adenosine
triphosphatej acts upon 11 affecting a-chan;je
in the elastic properties of its tissues
and a decrease in the viscosity of K solutions.
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MS-1 / General Biology. Physical and Chemical Biology.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biologiva, No 4, 1959, No, 14253
This fact initiated the standpoint which
regards contraction to be a reaction of a
highly molecular structural base of a
muscle with low molecular metabolism products
forming an enzyme substrate coaplex. In the
course of studying this interaction, a second
protein of the retractile substanc.-, actin,
was discovered which forms a complex with X,
each component of which is incapable of con-
tracting separately. At present it has been
proven that ATP-ase activity is expressly in-
herent in M and does not depend upon the ad-
mixture of a special enzyme. A leading part
in the process of contraction is played by
the interaction of 116 and ATP but not byA"-. and
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UGSR / General Biolo6y. '110hysical an& Chemical 3ioloGY.
Abe Jour Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 4, 1959, No. 14253
4otin. Actine may even be substituted by
nucloic acid whereby "nucleomyosin" is con-
tracted by the action of "TP. It was es-
tablishbd that the presence o*L' Ca Ions is ro-
u1site for the interaction .of 1: and AM The
tUdy of various non-*muscular cells capable
~
'of contraction and shrinkage permits to as-
ewe that in these cells, as in muscle, an
interaction of the myosin-like protein, pos-
sessing a AT?-ase activity, and of ATP tal-res
place. This process Is apparently as uni-
versal as the processes of respiration and
fermentation. Thus, a protein, related to K,
with a ATP-ase activity which contracts
through the action of ATP (models covered
ifith glycerine) was detected in the cauda of
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I USSR / General Biology. Physical and Chemical 3iology. B
'o 4, 1959, No. 14253
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biologiya, IT
sperms. Also, the models of dividing cells
which have the ability to contract are
distinguished by a high AT?-ase activity. --
P. P. Rumyantsev
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nOBLIGARDT. V.A.; UNOMYT11, M.
Cosasymetic activity oil' various forms of thiamine pyropborphsto In
systems of simple and oxidative decarboxylation Evith smaory in
Suglishl. Biokbintia 22 no.1/2:21-28 J&-F 057. (Xw 10:7)
1. Institut biokhtaii in. A.S.Bakha Akedomil nauk SSSR, Xoskva.
(Colaym,
thiamine pyrophate in systems of simple A oxidative
decarboxylation (Rua))

ANGRLIGAIRDT, V.A.; BURUSHBYA, S.A.
Localization of the protein spermosine in sperm cells (with Bummsr7
in Inglish]. Biokhimiia 22 n0-3:554-560 My-Je 157. (MIRA 10:11)
1, Institut biokhtmii im. A.N.Bakha Akademit nauk SSSR9 Moskva.
(PRMINS, eLatermination
sperniosin in'sperm calls (Rua))
(SPIEKATOZOi,
determ. of protein spermiosin in sperm calls (Rua))

VJCMTBU, T.V.; BUGHLIGARDT, V.A.
Occurrence of actosasnosinepolyphospbatsee and some of its properties
(with summary in German]. Biokhimiia 22 no.5:911-916 S-0 157,
(MIRA 11:1)
1. Inatitut biokhimii In. A.N.Bakha Akademii nauk SSSR. Hoskva.
(FROSPHATASES.
ecto-odenosinpolyphoophatase distribution & properties
(RUB))

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Reports From the Twenty-First.(Cont.) SOV/5494
Power Resources in the Year 2007 (V. I. Popkov, Correspond-
ing Member, AS USSR]. 1 1 55
Farkhad's New Hammer [G.L Pokrovsklys Professor] 61
IN THE NAME OF LIFE AND PLENTY
Biology Will Become an Exact Science (V, A. Engellgardtp Aced-
emioian., Read of the Biology Department-;-kS-U5MTj-- 73
Tale About Bloodless Surgery CM, G, Ananlyev., Candidate of
Medical Sciencess Director of the Institut eksperimentallnoy
khirurgioheskoy apparatury I instrumenta -- Institute of
Piperimental Surgical Apparatus and Instruments) 77
The Golden Age of Plenty Is Coming,[S. I. Vollaevich,, Aced-
emloian] 88
At One Table With Poseidon (L. A,.Zenkevicho Corresponding
Member.9 USSR,, Chief of the.Department of Zoology of Inverte-
braten af the Faculty of Biology at Moscow University] 96
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.ENGEIZARDT, V. A.) ~MEV, A. and VM=ZRN, T.
"flucleotidetoffwechsel in Vogelerythrozyten,"
Moscow *-JdSSR
report submitted IV Intl.-Coag. of Biochemistry, VIenna, 1-6 Sep 1958.

OPMLI, L.Ae. akademik, PAVLOVSKIY, Ye.N., akademik, BNgzLLaAR=w-4,vA*v
akAdemikg BARANOVV P.A., CHMNIGOVSKrY10 GUITSINSKIT, A.G.
T%M, G. M.
Dmitrli Rikolnevich,fteonar.- obituaryg Biofizika 3 no*3:257-258
t58 WRA.iltQ
1, Chlen-korrespondeut AN SSSR (for Baranov, Chernigovskiy)
2. Chlen-korreispondent AMN SSSR (for Genitainskiy, Frank)*
(NASONOV, DMMrI NIKOLAETIGH, 1895-1957)

iulTHORS None Given
30-58,-5-14/36
TITLEs In the Department of:Biological Sciences (V otdelenii biolo-
glohaskikh nauk)
PERIODICALt Vestnik Akademii Nauk SSSR, 1958, Nr 5, pp 6o-62
USSR)
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ABSTRACT: e sear tary V. A. En 11 ardt, Member, Academy of Sciences,
1
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USSR rep:rted
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department and its institut-
ions in the year 1957. He emphasized a number of serious de-
ficionoiee of the biological institutions of the AS. Above all
there are not enough rooms for now as well as for already exist-
ing institutes and laboratories. The Botanical, Z6ologicai and
Soil Institute urgently need experimental field bases. Working
cycles on the eleotron-microsoopic investigation of the funot-
ional structure of muscles were terminated as well as on the
radiographic investigation of collagen and on the determination
of the mechanisms of the biological influence of ultrasonics. The
gradual theory of the propagating oxcitation by the deceased
D. N. Nasonov was further developed. Treatises on the part
played by inner-secretory glands in the development of organisms
and on the resistance to cold of insects wore published.'Further
Card 1/5 different researches are also mentioned which are performed at

Ift the Department of Biolc&ioia Sciences 30-58-5-14/36
present. In 1957 the 24-th volume "Flora of the USSR", the 4-th
volume "Flora of Spore Plants" and.a chart of the vegetation
of Central Asia and Scrutheft Kazakhstan on a large scale were
edited. The 13-th volume of the treatise "Trematodes of Animals
and Man" was published. In the past ye4r now biological in-
stitutions were astabliehods the Institute for Cytology on the
basis of the Laboratory of the same name, the northern branch
of the Forestry Institute in Arkhangellsk, the Kuybyshev Stat-
ion of the Institute for Biology of Water Reservoirs and some
new laboratories. In Moscow an international symposium on the
formation of life-was called. In a special information V. A.
_g~ellgardt outlined the plan of the development of biological
scion_66W-M the years 1959-1965- V- N- Sukaohevp Member, Acad-
emy of Sciences, USSR reported on the work of biologists in
1957, where he pointed out the lack of specialists in the fields
.of cytology, biophysics, paleontology, botanics, zoology and so-
me others. The following persons participated in the discuscionas
1) G. Ya. Bey-Biyenko, Corresponding Member, Academy of Scien-
ces, USSR spoke on tasks in connection with the establishment
of the Siberian Branch.
Qaxd Z/5 Z) D. N. Btapananko, Doctor of biological Saiences,emphasi2ed

in the Department of Biological Sciences 3o-5 B-5-14/36
the importance of an increase in contact of bioloa with
chemistry.
3) G. K. Khrushchov, Corresponding Member, Academy ofS3ien-
oes, USSR and a number of other spebkora also spoke on the
necessity of strengthening the contacts between biologists and
physicists as well as chemists. Ile called it an essential dis-
advantage that thCoffioe of the department in its activity
mainly restricted to-scientifio-organizational problems, which
was supported by~ae,veral other sp6akers.u
14) A.A. Imshenetskiy, Corresponding Member, Academy of Sciencest
USSR)advooated the opinion that the office of the department
should take up everything new in science and that it should
act as initiator in the posing of'new principal scientific
problems. He made the proposal to introduce prize competitions
for the best works.
5) E. A. Asratvan,'Corresponding Member, Academy of Sciences,
USSR emphasized the one-sided development of physiology in the
country and stated that neurophysiology is deviloped to a very
limited extent.
6)N. M. Sisakyan, Corresponding member, Academy of Soienoeef
USSR emphasized the nedessity of creating connections between
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In the Department of Biological Sciences 30-58-5-14/36
of national economics. In his closing speech Y. A. Engeligardt
Member, Academy of Sciences, USSR agreed to the remarks made by
the speakers of the discussion. The plenary assembly elected a
now composition of the office.Baside the Secretary V.A. Engell-
gardt, Memberp Academy.of Sciences, USSR whose p9wars have not
yet expired the following persons were eleotedt The Members,
Academy of Scienoes, USSR9 A. L. Kursanoy, Ye. N. Pavlovskiy,
V. N. Sukaohevp and 1. V. Tyuri4 as well as the Corresponding
Xembers, Academy of.Sciencoo, USSR S. A. Asratyan, P. A. Baranov,
V. A. Kovda, Yu. A. Orlov, A. Y. Svetovidov, S.Ye. Severin,
G. K.Khrushchav, V. N. Chernigovkkiy. The following lectures
were heards 11. N.Lgeysell on now directions in the fluoreazence-
-microscopic investigation of cells, tissues and orgaus. B. P.,
Ushakoy on the problem of the adaptation of the calls of cold-
blooded animals to raised temperatures. M.N. Livanov on the
investigation of higher-nervous activity by the now electro-phy-
siologioal.metbod. M. A. Peshkov oz*he use of the perfected an-
optral microscope in microbiology and protistology. I. S. Beri-
tashvili'LUember, Academy of Sciences, USSR showed a popular
scientific film on the investigation of the part played by the
cerebral cortex of the cerebrum and cereballu:a in the spatial
Card 4/5 orientation of animals.

TALITSINA, N.V., ENSLIGAWlI.A.
Pathways of cabohydrate introduction In plastic
cons Lvith summary In Znglish] BIOWNII& 23
1, Inatitut eksperizentalluoy terapli rRka AMY
(CATOWN metabolism,
cancer cell (Rue))
(UOPLASKS. metabolism,
oarbon (Rue))
metabollon of cancer
no o3s468-492 My.-Jo '58
(MIRA 1128)
SSSR, Moskva**

VASILIYIV. iM.;GUSHG'HXV, S-;HlBWrA-#OV, A-N-, elvademik; SHOHIRBAKOV, D.l*,.Lksdsmlk;.l
Iffa-ZLIGAM, V.A.; altademili; ZHNHNWX, A.R., prof.; INBRUT, S.A.,
L.A.; GXMV, A.$.; OOLOWYMT, M.G., prof.;
STANPMVIGH' K.P. prof..-
Ahead with the dream! Znan.911a 33 no.12:24-25 D 158o
(KIRA 11--12)
1. Oblen-torrespondept AN SSSR (for Zendevicb). 2. Direktor ITaucbno-
Issledovatellukogo instituta proyaktirovanlya obahcheetyenlwkb s&miy
I sooruzheniy (for Gradov).
(Science)

BIGELIGARDT, Vladimir Alskeendrovich, akedemik
Lsome problems in modern biochemistry; report at the Eighth
Mendeleev Congress of General and Applied Chemistry) Nekotorys
problemy sovremenuoi. biokhimii; doklad na VIII Mendelsevskom
A#esde po obehoheil prikladnol khimii. Moskva, Isd-vo AkaL
nauk SSSR, 1939. 38 P. (MIRA 12:11)
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AUTHOR: Fngellgardt, V,,t1jcademic:,an
TITLE: Biology Will Enrich Exact Sciences and Technoloey (Biologiya
obogatit tdchnyye nauki i tokhniku)
PERIODICAL; Tekhnika molodezhi, 1959, Nr 2j p 12 (I)SjR)
ABSTRACTs To the question asked by the editors of the periodical
"Tekhnika - molodezhill how he imagined future, V. Engeligardt
replied among other things; The Socialist order, the develop-
ment of which we are experiencing, will ask more aiiii more for
.new forms of control and utilization of natural.forcos. Thus,
a great importance is given't6 the investiLation of the
living matter. Biology which at present makes good use of the
achievements of alliod sciences - chemistry, physics etc -
will in its turn enrich the exact sciezices, even technology.
To explain my idea I will give two examples. In nature we
have got a device admirable for its perfection which servos
the conversion of energy, In the muscles the energy of chemi-
oal reactions in turned directly into mechanical work with
such efficiency that any heat engines or turbines designed
Card 1/2 by man are greatly surpassed. We know already th~; che-4-cal

BiologyWill Enrich Exact Sciences and Technolop,7 BOY/29-59-2-ii/41
prooensee taking place in the working muscle. Still unknown
is the physical change of protein. The protein transforms
the chemical energy to machafLical one. As soon as we knov
the physical oharaotor of these phoixomena there is no doubtl
we shall be able to give technology new principles of "chemo-
dynamic" engines, The other example is found in the world
of plants, At prosont we can only dream of the utilization of
guided thormonuoloar 7eaotiones Meanwhile, the whole life
on earth in based on the utilization of solar energy. We are
able to utilize only about 10~t of solar radiation by moans
of the most perfect photoelementa. A veoetable cell containing
ohlorophyllp howeverl utilizes 10C% of the 6olar enorgy
absorbed. One can easily imagine what gigantio, praotically
inexhaustiblep sources could be used for power economy if the
photosynthesis could be realized not only in the leaf of a
plant but in a technological process . There is I figure.
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AUTHOR:: Engellgardt, V. A., Academician SOV/zG-c9-2-12/60
------------------ -- S___
TITLE: In Memory of an Outstanding Scientist (Pamyal.i zamechatell,nogo
uohenogo)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Akademil nauk SSSR, 1959, lir 2, pp 6o-51 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This paper presents the speech held by the author on the oc-
casion of the obsequies in the great conference hall of the
Academy of Sciences in Leningrad on Deoenber 13, 1956 (see
reference). The author describes Leon Abgarovich Orbeli's life
and work, who was an outstanding physiologist and biologist and
pupil of the famous Pavlov. Orbeli founded the Institut
evolyutsionnoy fiziologii (Institute of Evoluticnary Physiology).
For ten years he hnld the office of a scientific secretary of
the Department of Biological Sciences. There ii I figure.
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KUOPKATMP, S.: M(GELIMM, V.A.
Some data from a Rtudy of the enzyme hinction of thianine-
pyrophosphate, Vitaniny no.4:5-9 159. (Mlu 12.- 9)
1. Institut btokhimij Akudemll nauk SSSR, Hookva.
(THIAMINO (COCAYMOTYrASE)

INGLUUM, W.A.
Insymes an an integral oomponent of pbysiological wchan~ms.
Acta, physiol.hung. 16:Supplem.;3-4 '59.
1. Iliochemisohee Institut der Wissenschaftlichen Akademie
der U80, Moskan.
(INZYXHS)
itIi

-BNGIL'WWTo V-As , akademik
Concerning-"molecular" diseases. Zdrav.Bolor. 5 no.8:3-6
Ag '59. (MIRA 12:10)
1. Institut radiatsionnoy i fisiko-khtmicheakoy biologii Akademil
nauk S=.
(BLOOD--DISMSES)

IMGZLIGARDT, V.A.; RAYZV, A.A.; vim TO , T.V.
Conversion of nuclootides in nuclear eWhrocytes and its relation
to respiration .[with sumary in Ingliahj. Biokhimiia 24 no.1:157-170
-Ta-Ir '59* (MIRA 12:4)
1. Institute of Blochomistryp Academy of Scineces of te U-S-S-Rot
Moscow.
(NUTROMM,
nucleotide conversion, off. of reap. (RUBD
(NUCLBOSIDES AND NUOINTIMIS, in blood,
or7throcytes, off. of map. on conversion (Rus))

5 (3), 17 (3)
lb~HOR Engel gardt, V. A# SOT/74-28-9-1/7
TITLE: Some Problems of Ifo-d-'Lochemistry
ern
PERIODICALs UBpekhi khimiij 1959t Vol 28g Nr 9~ PP 1011-1035 (USSR)
ABSTRACTt This is an attompt to high-light some problems of modern
biochemistry in those fields to which the experts pay actually
the highest attention, and which are decisive for the further
development of biochemical sciences. The matter at issue are the
albumins and the nuoleic acids. The action of nucleic acids is
generally known and sufficientlt founded. This refers
particularly to the deso.Vribonucloic acid (DNA) which is to
transmit the features of heredity from generation to generation.
Any change of its structure causes changes in the progeny, which
are scientifically called mutations. Thus the unchangeableness
of DNA is the conditi= for a constancy of heredity. On the
other hand, mutations are the basis of changeability and thus
of evolution. It warrants a perfection of the organism by
natural or artificial selection. Under these circumstances the
chief problem of so-Called "molecular biologyu is to explain
the mechanisms of mutation, to determine its chemical nature,
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Bome Problems of Modern Biochemistry BOV/74-28-9-1/7
the chemical origin of the matations is ineoparably connected
with the problem of the synthesis of polynuplootide chkins of
the nucleic acids. In the last 5 Years the greatest achievements
In biochemistry are doubtlessly the results obtained in the
fiold of the fermentative synthesis of polynuclootideo.(Rof 9,
10). The most important problem to be solved in the
investigation of the nuoleio acids, will'be the determination
of their chemical structure. The scheme set up by Watson and
Crick (Ref 2) roughly represents the structure. The next step
will now be to establish the sequence of the nucleotide members
in the gigantic chain of the nucleia acid. The problems
mentioned directly lead to the problem concerning the mechanism
of the synthesis of albumins. This synthesis is controlled by.
the ribonuoleic acid (BHA), and takes place under itD vigorous
participation. Boience has hitherto succeeded in dividing
the process of synthesis of the albumin molecule into clearly
distinguished stages (Ref 11). These steps are the following:
1) Activation of the &ad~ds. 2) The activate& amino acids
combine in aa orderly manner. 3) A steric structure is built
up. But only the first stegsis.thesobject of clear chemical
Card 2/4 concepts. As to the two ot r tep which are of particular

Some Probleno of Modern Biochemistry SOV/74-28-9-1/7
importancea0aince thqy determine the ohemical nature of each
7
individual'albumin, they .,iill be investigated in the future.
Though determining the arrangement of the amino acids in the
albumin molecule is still a difficult task the determination
of the general amino-jc~id composition of any albumia has. alremy
become a routine work.~,(Ref 13). To thib day already a,remarkable
number of peptide-horiones have been investigated in regard.to
the arrangement of the pmino acids in their strucUre. *In some
cases even a complete identification in this arrugement could
be attained. Another groupp not lose important qad far more
comprebenuive, are the ferments. Tho scientists succeeded not
only to determine the oomyooitUn and the asquence of amino .
acid traces in their peptide-ohainp but also to ifind out the
probable contoura of the ferment oonfiguration. Even some
problems have been solved in regard to the connection between
the structure and the enzymatic, activity. It wa;; found that the
catalytical activity in:the ferment molecule is not - as a rule
determined by the entire chemical structure and the molecular
configuration. It seems that the catalytic activity is but
concentrated in a limited, and Qlearly defined section of the
Card 3/4 molocule(similar observations were made already with peptide

some Problems of Modern Biochemistry SOY/74-28-9-1/7
hormones). This section is decigive for the biological
properties of the albumin, and it is, therefore, devigunted
as the nucleus or the Ilaotive center". Biochemlatry, however,
deals also with a number of diseases. Thus it is poasible to
determine the nature of these diseases based on tho chemical
structure of molecules or on the interaction of chenioal
substances and on the chemioal reactions, caueed by fermentes
Functional biochemistry may be bonsidered a3 the prevalent trend
and.the ultimate aim in the problems of biochemistry. In other
vorda, it is the tendency of explaining by chemical methods
the nature, the mechanism, and the essence of certain physiological
~funotions. There are 6 figr=es, I table, and 24 ref are n6os,
4 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATIONs Institut radiateionnoy i fiziko-khimicheakoy biologii AN SSSR
(Institute of Radiation- and Physico-chemical Biology AS USSR)
Card 4/4

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LISOVSXAU, Nina Petrovna; LIVANOVA, Natel.1ya Borinovna; INGELIGAMR.
V.A., akademik# otvorsd,; LIMIGH, L.I.# red. izdzii'j'- DORMIFZN i,
tekhn. red.
EPhoBphoproteins] toefoproteiny. Moskva. Ind-vo Akad.nauk SSSR,
1960. 110 p. (KIRA 13:7)
(Phosphoproteins)

ENGZLIGARDT. Vladimir Alskeandrovich, akademik
Biology will enrich technology. Izobr.i rate. no.I:IP,--19
ja 16o. (KMk43%4)--
(Biological research)

ENCELOARDTg V.A. [Engel*gardtq V.A.]
Some problems of -the modern biocheniatry. Analele chimia 13 no.l:
137-IL63 Ja/Mr 060. (EM 9:8)
(Biochemistry)

3MGXLIGARM# V,A.,, aindemik
Session of the administration of the International Council of
Scientific Unions. Test,AN SSSR 30 no.8:96-97 Ag 160. OMM 13:8)
. (scientific societies)

OGILIGARN, V.A.; VINDORADOT9 VOA.
Three hundredth anniversary of the Royal Society In London. Test.AN
BSSR 30,no,12:72-77 1) 160o (MIRA 13:12)
(Ingland-Scientific societies)

ffl-GEaAHDTf-X,A*p akademikp red,; ABROSIMOVA# N.M.(trsnalator);
LUST p A.A. (translator]; VEWTEFOI, T.V. [trwislatorl;
TATARSKAYA, R.I. [translator] j LEVINA, A.B., red.; GORSKOVA,
Z.D.# tekbn. red,; REZOUKHOVA, A.G., tekhn. red.
[Contemporary Problems of biochemistry; collection of
translated artioles]Sovremennye pr6bleny biokhimii; sbornik
statei. Moskva, Izd-vo.inostrolit-ryp 1961. 43.6 P.
(MIRA 15:8)
(Biochemistry)

ENGELIGAPIDT V.~demik
.9 2
Life,, intelligencel universe# Vest. Vozd. Fl. no.407-59 Ap 161.
(MIRA 24:7)
I* Direktor Instituta radioatsionnoy i fiziko-khimicheakoy bloligii
AN SSSR,
(SPACE MEDICINE)
0

ENCIMtGOM j V.A.. akademik-
Chemical aspects of the science of life. Zhur.VMO 6 no.3a/44,-
253 161* (HIM 14t6)
. (BioohemWA7)

ENGELIGARDT, V.A., aktaemik
New stage in the drive of Soviet science. Vest. AN SSSR
31 no.8:24-27 Ag 161. (MIRA 14:8)
(BiolcgLcal research)

I GARDT L
---- , _Ikademik
The.road to a discovery. Znan.f;ila 36 no.11:30-31 N '(1.
(MIRA 14:11)
(MUSCLES) (RESEARCH)

ENGELWAUT, V. A -
Fifth International Biochemictry Congrena. Biokhimiia
26 no. 6.-1108-LU7 X-D 761. (wRA 15:6)
- : (BIOCMUSTRY-COTIMMSEZ)

TATARSKArA, R.I.Prinimali uchastiye: MALKOVA, M.G.; KOSAREVA, Ye.A.;
SISAKrAN, H.M., akademik, glav. red.+-MGELWJ.RDT-V-w
demik., red. toma; VMOVA., I.B.., red.; FOIYAKOVA, T.V., tekbn.
red.
[Biological structues and functions at the molecular level;
symposium 1)Biologichoskie struktury i funktsii na moleku-
liarnor. urovne,- simpozium I. Moskva, Izd-vo Akademii nauk
SSSR, 1962. 298.p. (Its: Trudy) (K= 15:12)
1. International Congress of biochemistry, 5th, Moscow, 1961.
(BIOCHEMISTRY-CONGRESSES)

ENGEL'GkRDT V A 0 akademiko glav. 2-ed.; KUZINp A.H.p sam. glav. red,j
I;l NeIe
;~ . red.; ALIEHAWAN, S.I..$ d0ktor-biol. nauk.. red.;
SHAPIRO, N.1.9 kande biolo naukp red,; KOCHERZZHKIN I V.G.j
kand. biol. naukj red.; ARSERIYEVA, M.I., red. 12d.,dya;
PRUSAKOVAj T.A.9 tekbn. red.
(Radiation genetioa] Radiotaimmia genetikaj abornik raboto Mo-
,skvap lad-vo Akad. nauk SSSR9 1962. 367 p. '* (MIRA 15:2)
1e Akaderdya nauk SSSR. Otdeleniye biologicboskM nauk. 2a Chlen-
korrespondent AN SSSR (for Kuz~x, Nuzhdin). 3. lestitut biologichs-
skoy fiziki AN SSSRp Moskva (for Kuzin).
(GENETICS) (RADIATION-P&SIOLOGICAL EMM)

RNGSLIGARDT, V., akademik
I Keys to the mysteries of life. IUn.takh. 6 no.4:50-53 Ap 162,
(MIRA 15-,6)
(LIFE (BIOLOGY))

MELIGARDT, V.A., Alcademik
Fifth International Biochemical Congress. Zhur.VKHO ? no.1:94,,.98
162. OMA 15:3)
(BiochemiBtry--Congresses)

EMELIGARDT V A akademik
Thoughts on nonprotein forms of life are entirely unfounded.
Nauka i zhi-mv 2r' no.4:9 An 162. (MIU 15:7)
1 (Liz (BIMOGI))

EWEL 'GAHM . V.A. . akademik
*--.---~ Ch=igtry of. Uts. XmU i shiznl 29 no.4sl~-19 Ap 162.
(MM 1517)
I., Direktor Inatituta radiataionnoy i fiziko-khWehookoy biologii
AN MR,
(BIOCHEMISTRY) (BIOPHYSICS)

ENGELfGAM , V.A.-, akademik
- ...
Pathways aad aims of molacular biology* Vast,, AN SSSR 32 no,6:
29-36 Je 162, (BIOPEMICS) (MM 15:6)

FWLAZOV2 B.F.; TIIWONENKO,.. A.S,,LEHGEWIGARDT., ~V.A,.,- a~-ademlk
Effac-t of ATP on --be passage on DXL from a be.:teriophage. DrAl.
All SSSR 14.5 no..?-.4.50-452 n 1n-'2. (KPI.A 15.--,)
1. Institut rEdtat-sionnoy f fIzJkx-khiW.-,heekoy biolog.!-i AN ~~SR.
(ADF.SRE TRIPHOSPUTE) (NUCIEIC ACTDS) (BACTERIOPHAGE)

ENELOURDT., V. A.
nBiblogical Structure and Function at the Molecular Level.*
Vol. I of Proceedings of the'Fifth International Congress of
Biochemistiz, Woscow 1961; ad* by V. A. Engeloggardt.
Pargamon Prom, 1963.

AMBARTSMAN, V.A., akademik; ASRATYAN, E.A.; BOGOLYUBOV, N.N.,
akadezik; VINOGPJJW, A.P.) akaderdk; GINETSINSM, A.G.;
KNUNYANTSO I.L.p akademik; KOCEETKOV, N.K.; KURSPWOV, A.L.,
akademik; MELINIKOV, O.A.; N&WEYMOV., A.N.j akademik;
NESMEYANOV., An.N.j, doktor khim. nauk-- OBREMOV, I.V.,
akademik; POLIVANOV, M.K., kand.fiz.-m;t.nauk; REUTOV,O.A.;
RIZHKOV~ V.L"; SPITSIN, V.I., akademik; TAH-1, Me.., akademik;
FESMIKOVp V.G., akademik; FOX, V.A., akademik; SHCEERBAROV,
D.Lp akademik; MW4Xp I.M.; RMIK, G.M.; KHOKHLOV, A.S.,
doktor khim. nauk; SMIYAKIN, 14.14.s akademik; ERGELI 'WT
V A akademik; SHAPOSIMIKOV, V.11.p akademik., BOYAR IYj . q
i?KH'TE~4S1iTEYNJ% Ye.s.,- VYAM-MMA, V.14., red.izd-va; MAYS,
Ye.E.) red.izd-va; TARASMIKO, V.M., red.izd-va; POLYAKOVAp
T.V., tekbn. red.
[As coon by a scienties From the FALrth to galaxies, To the
atoTnic nucleus, From the atom to the molecule, From the
molecule to tho organism] Glazami uchenogo: Ot Zomli do ga-
laktiko K ladru atoma domolekuly, Ot rolekuly do organizma.
Moskva) Izd-vo AN SSSRp 1963. 736 p. (MIRA 16:12)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. 2. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (fo-"
Asratyan) Ginetsinskiy, Kochetkov, Mellnikov, Reutov, Ryzhkov,
FraL:c,I.M., Frank) G.M.)
(Astronow) (Nualear.pbysics) (Chemistry) (Biology)

YEROKHII--'~') L.I.; IL'I.'A, T.S.-I KA1,2111-7VA, S.%'.; K.CYLOV,
IfA-W,,-,k,AYA, N.D.; MULIN, S.Z.,; N-TKIFO,~OVI i.1".; SCKOILWA,
Ye.V.; OJKHOLOLL7Sj I.V.: ZAKHA40, I.A.;
S.G.; KVITKO, K.V.; KI'IVISSKIY, KPitkIVICII, YU.N.;
QjOL~GAd-?XT,.,V.A., ukadenlk, glav. red.;
Fro-'.., red.; ILlIF.A, T.S., red.
LGenetics and variation of micro-organismal Genetika i se-
lektaiia mikro-organizrnov. I~oskva, Ilauka, 196/,. 304 p.
(,%IliA 17:01)
,1. inititut atumnoy ..,nergii imeni I.V.Kurchatova (for
Yerokhir.a, illina, Kameneva, Krylov, Lomovokaya, Mindlin,
Nikiforov, Sololova, bukhodolets). 2. Kafedra genetiki Le-
ningradskogo gosudarstvennogo unive;-Liteta (for Zakharov,
Inge-Vechtomov) Kvitko). 3. Institut radiato.-Ionnoy i i!izilco-
khimicheskoy biologii (for Krivissici, 4. In.,;titl-,+ mikro-
biologii AN SSSR (forKarp-savicb).

YAKOVLEV) V.A.j &pjp4tGARDTO V.A., akademik, glav. red.; DEBORIN,
G.A.) zam. gi7~v.-'rieC; BRAUNSHTEYNO A.Ye.,, alademik, red.
POZNANSKAYA, A.A.) red.
[Enzymes] Fermenty. Moskva., Nauka, 1964. 310 p.
(MIRA 17-.9)

GURVIGH, A.Ye:)* ENGELIGARDT, V.A.., akademik) glav. red.; DEBORIN,
G.A. ZILIBER, L.A., prof., red.;
BUZNIKOV, G.A.s.red*
[Virology and imiunology; problems of goneral virology,
structure and biosyntboals of antibodies] Virusologila I
Ina.unologila; pro'blemy obahchei virusologli, struktura i
hinsintez antitel. Moz-kvix, Nauka, 1964. 274 p.
1. Deystvitellnyy chlen AMN SSSR (for Zillber).

KELER, V.R., otv. red.; MILLIONSHGHIKOV., M.D.p akademiks red.;
BLOKHIN, N.N.v red.; BLOKHINTSEV, D.I., red.; GNEDENKO,
B.V.j akademik, red.; ZAYGHIKOV, V.1%. red.; KELDYSH, M.V.J,
akademik, red.; KIRILLUI, V.A., akademikj red.; KORTF"OV,
V.V. fi
.. red.; MONIN. Androy.Sergeyevich, prof., doktor ^ z.-
matem. nauk, red. (1921);NESHIEYAITOV, A.N., akedemik, red.;
PARIN, V.V., red.; REBINDER, P.A., akademiko red.; SEMOV,
N.N., akademik, red.; FIOK, V.A., akademik, red.; FRANTSOV,
G.P., akademik, red.; JRLG~Ell DT
,,,_Y.A.0 akademik, red.;
KRE41EVA, G., red.; BALASHOVA, A.., red.; BERG,A.I.takademikpred.
[Science and mankind, 1964; simple and precise information
about the principal developments in world science] Nauka i
chelovechestvo, 1964.; dostupno i tochno o glavnom v miro-
voi nauke. Moskva, Izd-vo "Znanie," 1964. 424 p.
(MIRA 18:1)
1. Deystvitellnyy chlen AMN SSSR (for Blokhin',Mrii ;-'Chlen-
korrespondent AN SSSR (for Blokhintsev - 3. Aka0emlya nauk
SSSR Ukr.Sl (for Onedenko).

ENGELIGARDT, V.A., akademik
State of and outlook for the development of research :m problems
in molecular biology. Vest* AN SSSR 34 no.10:36-42 0164.
(MIRA 17:11)

ODINTSOVAv M*S.1 ENGELIGARDT# V.A.p akademik,, glav. red.1
DEBORINj red,; SPIRIN, A.S.p doktor
biol. naukv red.
[Biooynthesin of protein and =cIelc acids] Biosintez balk&
i nukleinovykh kislot. Moskva, Nauka, 1965. 346 P.
(MIPLA 18:4)

GEORGIYEV, G.P., doktor biol. nauk; KISELEV, L.L., kand. biol.
nauk; KNUNTANTS., I.L.S akademikj-_R19E_L1GA~RT,_j!A.,p
akademik; CHMOV, A*G,i NIKOLAYEV, V.R., red.
fProbleme.of molecular biolog;' Problesy molekuliarnoi
biologii. Moskva#,Znaniet 19~5- 63 p.' (Novoe v zhiznip
naukep tekhnike. VIII Seriia: Biologiia i meditsinal no.101,
(MIRA 18:6)

VENLWERN, Tatlyana Vladimirovna; BAYEV, Aleksandr Aleksandrovich;
:~I~ ~V~.A.,'akademik, otv. red.
(Absorption spectra of minor basesp their nucleosides;
nucleotides; and some other oligoribomalmotideBI Spektry
pogloshcheniia minorrqkh osnovanii, ikh nukleozidov, nukleoti-
dov i nekotorykh oligoribonukleotidov. Moskva, Nauka,, 1965.
45 p. (MIRA 18:6)

SAMOYLOV, V.J.j ENGELIOARDT., V.A., skademik, glav. red.1 DEBORIN,
G.A. y MIN -99v-; -r-e-d-*;--VASIL'YZV, Yu.M.,, prof.,, red.
(Biology of maligmut growth] Biologiia zlokachestvermogo
rosta. Moskvap Naukav 1965. 254 P, (MIRA 18t6)

KNC~'MIGAMTO V.~'., fi-Vtdrm3k
I J-0 aa 54,
. Fiindarvitita" (:f i9clntiflo creatiwmefls. P.-M-0,
no.2,05-58 F 165. (MIRA 18.010)

Z=LMUP2.,.V.A. akademik
Study of the phenomena of life on lifeless objects. Prirods, 51+ no-5:
17-19 My 165. (MIRA 18:5)

FROLOVA, L.Yu.; XISELEV, L.L.; ENGELIGARDT, V.A., akademik
Role of anticodons of transfer RNA in the interaction with
aminoacyl RNA synthetases. Dokl. AN SSSR 164 no.lt2l2-
215 S 165. (MM 18t9)
1. Institut molekulyarnoy biologii AN SSSR.

AP6027
SOURCE CODE: UR/0020/66/169/004/0965/0966
AUTHOR: Ulanov, D. P.; a'yashenko, B. N.; Tashpulatov# R. Yu.; Engel'gardt,, V. A.
(Academician)
ORG: Institute of Physical Chemistry, AN SSSR (Institut khimicheakoy fiziki AN'SSSR)
Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology im. N. F. Gamaleya, AM SSSR (Institut
epidemiologii i mikrobiologii AM SSSR)
TITLE: Electrod micrographic studies of phage IF7 DNA
SOURCE:' AN SSSR. Doklady, ve 169, no..49 1966, 965466
TOPIC TAGS: electron microscope, bacteriophage, DNA, molecular structure
ABSTRACT:
edimentation analysis and studies of fragmented phage DNA
rseveal the *DNA qf phage 1F? to bie a closed circular polynu-
i
icleic chain with a molecular weight between 1.6-1.7 x 106
,'units, with single-stranded DNA. The authorw-are convinced
Ithat circul*ar stranded.DNA is not an artifact and present
'preliminar data to support their view* [WA-50; CBE No. III
.SVB CODE: 06/ SUBH DATEt 16Kov65/ ORIG REF: 002/ OTH REF: 007

ZlKaER, Ye.M.;_EJMZL!GABDT,-VV--,--UBMNSKIYp O.A.[d"eaned];
4VSYUK, G.A.,.otv, red.; OGANOVSKIY, PAj red.
(Novaya Zemlyat snow cover]Novaia-Zealiat Sneshnyi pok~ov.
Moskva., (Its MAterialy gliatsiologiohosldkk iseledovanii)
NO.L[Stationary observations at Um Lolorizdeltnaya. and
Barlar Somneniy Stations]Statsion&rnyo-PAbliudeniia na,
,atantsiiakh Ledorazdalinaia i Barfor Somenii.. 1962. 131 p9
No.2.[Field ob"rvations]Harshrutnye nabliudeniia. 1962.
.103 P. (NIBA 1601
1, Akademiya, SSSR. Institut pografii..
(Novaya Zemlya--Snow)

4C mr- E L /9 T
Distri 4E2c(j)/4E3d
\j Preparation of low molecular weight I VAUJ-)
admilogpurposes. Pit FeLa. Dines 18 ".1." lort gqq(A-131)
FavAh&rdt-(Hun"ca&-3R., Buda-Rs-EY-Ma r ACM.
Foly6iral-53. 132-80950).-LDwer paraffins V olefins
(sufficlently pure for adsorption and catalytic purposes)
were prepd. from ales, and were completely free of con-
tamination. The ales. were dehydrated on %dive AIA
OH at 3601, too-BuOH
MOH at 3504, lso-PrOH at 3201, Su
at38OO.wWkrt-BuOHat3lO*). The olefins formed were
then hydrogenated at 656, using Cu catalysts contg. 0.5%
NI ind 4.317g Cra0s. and Pt catalysts (0.5 to 222 on AIA
Rose ttel;iGp

-ENWAUMP Jossef (Budapest)
An account of 3W study trip to Rumania. Kem tud kozl MTA 15 Lo.3:
367-369 1610
1. Magyar Tudomenros Akademia, Kozponti Kemlai Kutato Intex,.te,
Budapest.
hemistry)
Ammemle hemical engineering)
MEL PUNCHED

.NALLOp Donee; AM, Josoofj PMZIZR, Imrs
IsomarIzation of n-butenes on aluminum silicate catalyst. I.
a separation of polymerisation and isomerization; determination of
thermodynamical eqUlibriume. fty kom folyoir 68 no.8;359-366
Ag *162.
I, Magyar Tudomanpe Akademia No"nti Xemiai Nutato Intexete, Bu-
aaPoot.

ENGE ;,TUIX, A.
Raointance flaoh welding. Zel dap tech 11 no.13:328-331 163.

Ao
N..V~; KHRMOVA, 14,1.. POSTNIK(YVA, Z.
Antigenic structure of mouoe b9patcmas. IV. Study of the liver
organoepcoi-fic anbigen in fha liver and hapatomas with fluorescent
antibodies. Neoplasma 10 163.
1. Department of Immmalogy and Oncology, N.F. Gamaleya Institute
of Epidemiology and Microbiology of the U.S,S,R, Academy of Medical
Sciences, Moscow, U.S,S.R.
(MPATOMA) (NEOPLASMS, LWERIMENTAL) (ANTIGENS)
(LIVER)* (FLUORESCENT ANTIBODT TECMIC)

ENGMARM, Pavols ins.
Welding and the resultp of intornat4opal cooperation. Zel dop tech
21 no.2:58-59 163.
I I -e~
I
I

ENGELMDT UJ
ENGELBARM The influence of season,, of ages and of conditions of Wing
upon the taste of eggs and egg production* p. 375. Vol* 10 no. 9
Sept. 1956
PRZEMrSL SPOZYWCZY., Warsaw Poland
SOURCE: Fast European Accessions List (EEAL) Vol. 6 No. 4 April 1957

TICQ, R.P.; EhGELT.', S.UG.,
Role of the mediua in .the mechanism ef reaotion of isn-yanatp-s -...?Ith
alcoh3lc. Nrt lo Mal la%t. 6 nc.~044r.546 W--.To 165.
WHA 18-10)
1. Inutitut khImIchaskoy fizikl JqM S'Y"11%,

FINGELIKE,, A.A., dotaent,'kaW.voyennykh neuk, i*zhener-polkovnik
Remarkable 9=ples of ruse and mwprine i# the Military art
of A.V. Suv4vov and M.I. Kutuzov in the lWt of Soviet
military science* SboredokI.Voon.istsek. no.3t:L37-161+
16o. (K= 15:9)
(Military art and science)

MMn=g S.A.t doktor telLft,nxukt prof.; JUMVIN, V.I., injkb.j
Dis~rlbutiqu of the center lines of nonstop train most and passing
points. Sboe.trud LZIM no.199W-53 162. (KM-A 1W)
iNii3road engineering)

PWROVp ~.Aq NORMNs E.A.; -VOLODIN, A.P.; DENISOV, V.A.1
KOCHKONOGDVp V.P.; BEGAMI.L.0,; BARANOVO Me; TAVLINOV,
V.X.; YENIKEYNVp G's.b.;.BARANOVA, A.1.1 KUDRYAVTSL?V,
G.P.1 MALYAVSKIYj B.N.; CHEGODAM, N.N.; SURIN, V.S.;
GOVIKBMGp I.V., retnenzent; EN,GELIKE ,-VA., retsenzent;
KMWKOVI V.A.,, reteenzentj ALIPIRT.. G.A.j, reteenzent;
ALEKWEV, B.N.j retsenzentj IWAROV, A.A., retsen2ent
ALMLSM, Ye.P,I, retoenzent
(Railroad surveying; reference and methodological hand-
book] I2yskaniia zheleznykh dorog; spravochnoe i metodi-
chopikoe rukovodetvo. Mookyal, Transport., 1964.- 495 P.
(MIRA 18 S 1)
2. Babushkin. VoesoyuzWynauchi4-iaeledovatel$Bkiy In-
atitut transportnogo stroitellstva. 2. Leningradskiy go-
sudarstyemVy proyektno-izyskateltakiy institut Gosudar-
stvannogo proisvodstvamogo komiteta po transportno=
stroitelletvu SSSR (for Gonikberg, EngelIkej Khrapkov).
3. Sibiraki7 gosudarstva=yy proyektno-izyskatel'skiy In-
stitut Gosudarstve=ogo proizvodstvennogo komiteta po
transportnomu stroitel'stvu SSSR (for Alekseyevs YeP,),
/+. Mookovski-y goaudarstvenryy proyektno-izyskatellskiy
institut Goaudaratvennogo proizvodstvennogo, komiteta po
transportnomu etroitel'stvu SM (for Allpert).

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