SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT V.S. CHUDINOV - L.M. CHUDNAYA

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,Surgical treatment of perforated ulcer of the s"Griaeh and
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BEUS, A.A., doktor. geol.-miner. nauk; NECHAYEVA, I.A.; POLKOP111,
F.D.; PREMYSLER, K.M.;-CHqp J, A.A.
_AQV,,Xu.V.; SITNIN
[Albitized and greiseni.zed granites, a new prospective
type oP rare element deposits) Allbitizirovannye i
greizenizirovannye~granity - novyi perspektivnyi tip
mestorozbdenii,redkikh elementov. Moskva,.1961. 33 p.
(MIRA 17:8)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut,mineralogii, geokhimil
i kristallokhimii r.edkikh elementov, 2. Institut minera-
logii, geokhirriii i kristallokhiali redkikh elemeatov
AN SSSR (for Beus, Sitnin). 3. Geologorazvedochnyy trest No.1
Ministerstva geologii i okhrany nedr SSSR (for Nechayeva,
Polkopin, Premysler).

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USSR/'. Ge zxeral Problems -of. Pathology. Tumors u-4
%Abs Jour Ref Zh
ur -Diol., No 5.. 1958., 22996
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e,,hor Kuzin., A.M.,. sharou~hova, K,80, (Aludinova, I.A.
Inst
Title The Effect of Tumor Extracts on Catalase and Coenzym
A of the Livers of Normal Mice,
Orig Pub BiokhimiVa., 1955,, 201 No 1..,126-128
Abstract Aqueous extracts*of the non-fat portions of the rat 14-1
sarcoma rabbit Drown-Peerce tumor and wLliglant tumors
of tile human stomach and uterus., were precipitated by
alcohol. The alcoholic precipitate -was dissolved in
distilled water, using 1 ml. per 50 mg, and 095 mle was
injectedintraperitoneally into each muse. After 20
hours the mice were sacrificed and.,catalase activity
and coenzyme A of the live-. determined* The tumor ex-
tracts lowered the catalase activity, on the average,
by 5;o%, and CoA by 40%. Extracts from nor-3
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AUTHOR; Chudinova, I. A. 2o-4-33/51

TITLE: On the -uechanism of Interaction Between the Toxic Substances of
Mali nant Ulcers and CatalAse (K mekhanimu vzaimodeystviya tok-
9
sicheskikh veshchestv zlokachestvennkkh opukholey s katalazoy)
PERIODICAL.: Doklady AN.SSSR, 1957, Vol- 116, Nr 4, pp. 649-651 (USSR)
'ABSTRACT: The author has proved in former papers that a preparation in clean-
ed'form can 'be isolated from theltissue of the ulcer which ex-
ercises dn'inhibiting effect on the liver catalase of normal mice
. In order to cleqr the problem mentioned
in experiments in vivo
.
inthe title experiments were carried out concerning a direct
interaction between the mentioned preparation and the cleaned ca-
talase. The r.efe-renc'es on the influence of'ulcer homogenates or
-extracts on the'catalase activity in vivo are contradicting. In
the experiments of the author the catalase preparation was obtain-
ed from ox liver. A catalade solution with an iron percentage of
19,1 in I ml ferment solution served as experimental solation.The
preparation of the catalase inhibitor was produced from human gast-
ric ulcer .as chlorine platinous salt (reference 1 and 2 ). The in
cubation of the mixture from the inhibitor and the ferment was'
carried out at 00'and at a pH 695 -6,7. The catalase activity was
Card 1/4 deteripined by the author according to the Euler-Josephson method,

On the Mechanism of Interaction Between the Toxic Substances of 20-4-33151
Malignant Ulcers and Catalase.
(reference 9). It was expressed by the constant of the monomole-
cular reaction (K.1o-3)_'ac6or Iding to the formula 1 a
t a-x
Table 1 shows. the experimental results. This shows that the in-
hibitor stunts to a great extent the catalase activity. By an in-
crease of quantity of the preparation a complete -stopping of the
ferment activity can be obtained. The author has studied the se-
paration of the hematin groups of the catalase in order to explain
the character of the interaction between inhibitor and ferment.
The determination Of the iron.of the hematin groups showed that
in the case of an imperfedt stunting of the activity of the fer-
ment the iron is distributed after the dialysis on both sides I of
the collodion.membra 'ne. In the case of a complete stunting iron
was to be found 'only Outside the mambrane. A control experiment
showed that in the case of dialysis of the ferment no hematin
separation takes place. The experiments allow the assumption that
the inhibitor destroys by interacting with the catalase the
binding of the hemin-prosthetisch group of the ferment to the
apoferm,ent. it is possible that a complex with the proteins com-
ponent of the catalase is produced if theinhibitor is added. The
Card 2/4 spectro-photometric investigation of the analysed mixture shows

On the Mechanism of Interaction Between theToxic substances of 2o-4-0/51
Malignant Ulcers and Walase.
only an absorption maximum, whereas the photometric adsorption
curve of the cata Iase show s,'as-it is known, two. These two ma-
xima-are not visible in the mixture. A masking of the abborption
spectrum of the catalase by a- very high absorbing capacity,of the
inhibitor is possible. In the case of a dialysis of the mixture
against destilled water both maxima could be seen in the case of
an imperfect 'stunting of the, ferment activity. They vanish in the
case of a complete stunting of the activity also after the dialy-
sis. The experimental results of the author agree with the data of
recently published papers according to which In an arganism aff-
licted with an*ulder an increase of theiron percentage of the
free pophyrines and a decrease of the protoporphyrine iron takes
place ' It is.possible to assume that the accumulation of'free
porphyrines in an organism afflicted with an ulcer may have de-
vbloped as a consequence of the effect of the inhibitor on the
catalases.of the protoporphyrines.
There are 1 figure, 2 tables, and 9 references, 2 of which are.
Slavic.
ASSO.ClATION s Institute for Experimental Pathology and Cancer Therapy of thet
Aca'demy'of'Medical Science USSR (Institut eksperimentallnoy par
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On the Mechanism of Interaction Between the Toxic Substances of 2 o - 4
Malignant Ulcers and-Catalase.
tologii i terapii raka Akaaandi wditsinskUh nauk SSSR)
PRESENTED: April 27, 1957p by L. S. Shtern, Academician
-,SUBMITTED: January 21, 1957
AVAILABLE: Lib�ary-of Congress
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CHUDINOVA., I.A.; KRECHETOVA, G.D.; SHAPOT, V.S.

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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 8,
3 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Mirskaya,.M,, Shestakov, M., Chudinova vingtall
V.
TITLE: N. P. Gerasimov (1898-1952) ZX_. Gerasimov ~(1898-
195217
PERIODICAL: Uch. zap.-Molotovsk. un-tp 1956, Vol 7, Nr 4. pp 279'
281
ABSTRACT: Nikolay Pavlovich Gerasimov made a significant:contri-
bution, to Soviet geology while occupying the chair -of
Historical Geology and Paleontology at Molotov Uni-
versity. He was -distinguished for his work in the -
stratigraphy and paleontology of the Volga and Ural.
oil-bearing districts. Among his most important works
is a monograph., "Geol ical Structure of the.Eastern~,
Oil-Bearing District"OaWestern Slope of the Urals and
Card 1/2 WesternUral District)', 194g. The opening up of the

AUTHORSt Ivanoval re. A* I Chudinova, I. I. SOV120,,125-3-41163
TITLE: New-Data on them Devonian Fauna of the Kuznetskiy Basin
(Novyye dannyye pq faune devona Kuzne tskogo basseyna)
PERIODICALs Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959,VOI. 125, Nr 3,PP 611-613 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The Devonian of. the,Kuznetskiy Basin is sufficiently well
investi
h
the s
ecies
ated althou
all .
of the fauna have not yet
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been described. Within a small faunal assemblage in the area of
the.village-Lebedyanka (district.of Anzhero-Sudzhenskiy) forms
have been found, which are.commonly known, but have.hitherto
been-regarded as lacking in the Devonian of this region. Using
--this nex fanna-L complex.,...the at.ratigraphic.:.knowlegde wash
completed. and;.the~ paleogeography.of, the-Devonian -ocean, completely
reconstructed. 'Onthis basis the authors propose three possible
divisions of the Dovonianlof Lebedyanka: 1 o w e r a e,ck a Ie nce,
with Gruenevaldtis and many brachiopods,m 71 d d 1 e se.qu~en oe
with countless Euryspirifer cheehiel and others (Refs 2,4) and
U p p e r ...a e q u e n,:c e with scarce E. cheehiel, many
AnathyriB helmerseni and in the higher part A. phalaena. The:
previous long established Upper Givetian age applies only-to.
Card 1/3 the middle sequence.,The fauna qPthe apper,aoquence resembles:

New Data on the Devonian..Fauna of the Kuznotokiy Basin SOV/26-125-3-41/63
thefauna ~of the so-caIlled Zarubins,kiy'limestone, which was
at-onetime considered Givetian (Ref 3) and at another time
Frasnian (Ref 5). The determination of the age of the lower
sequence will.meet with difficulties. as long as there is no
monographic description of its fauna. ItBupper part was
determined-as,Eifelian by K. V. Radugin. But.Stringocephalus
alo#g with other accompanying fauna suggestBrather a Givetian,
age.and abovOlall an'age older'than the beds with E. cheehiel.
The fauna with:E. cheehiel-of the northern Kuzbass may have
inherited an'old:er, Eifelian fauna which existed in the same
water'(Refs.214)..There may have been an'open-sea connection
in the western part:of this northern section. Thisappliee
also to*later periods (the E. che 'ehiel fauha).. This fauna
spread,from &-center in the region of the presint Lebedyanka
village. The ways of.spreading are, however, too little known.
A direct connection between the Minusinsk sea and the northern
Kuznetsk water did not-exist in the late Giireiiilan (Ref 6).
Thus the placing,of the whole Kuzbass of Givetian time in the
same zooge .ographical P'rovince with Kazakhstan must be corrected.,
for the northern border region should be included in another,
Card 2/3 more northern~province. It the same time the Lebedyanka fauna

DUBATOLOV, Viktor Hikolayevich; SOKOLOV, B.S., otv. red.; S99aWYA,-
I I oty. red.j KALANTAROV, A.P., red.izd-va; NOVICHKOVA,
tekhn. red.
[Late Silurian and Devonian Tabulatat Heliolitoidea, and
Chaetetida in the Kuznetsk Basin] Pozdnesiluriia4b i devon-
Bkle tabuliaty, geliolitidy i khetetidy Kuznetakogo bas-
seina.. Moskyap Iad-To AN SSSRt 1963. 193 p. 45 platea.
(MRA 16:10)
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AUTHORS -Chudinova,.L. L-.-
ORG: none.
TITLE: Preparation and certaiL=~-Ilpropartlea of compounds of and
aluminum perchlorates; with pyridine
SOURCES Zhurnal prIkladnoy MIMI, v.:39, no. 6, 1%6p 1403-1407
TOPIC TAGS: beryllium compound, aluminum compound, pyridine, perchlorate
ABSTRACT: Compounds of beryllium and alvmi!!~~erchlorat*s with'oyridine (Py) were
prepared by dissolving Be(Cl0&)2-4H20Vnd AI(Clb4Y3--9H20 n excess pyridine. A study
of the composition - temperature plas--ey-diagrams of the compounds obtained, carried
out at atmospheric pressu;e and In a vacuum, showed that two compounds are formed In
each case: AI(CI04)3-2PY9 of which
!t(-C10-") -4PYv"B0(Cl04)2-2Pyj, &ndAl(CIO4)3-4Pyj,
Be(CI04)2'2Py and Al(C104)3-2Py displayed a marked thermal stability. The conversion
of Be(CI04)2-2Py Into BO(CI04)2 and Al(Cl04)3-2Py Into Al(Cl04)3 without decomposi-
tion of the perchlorate ton did not occur. A study of the thermograms showed that
the endothermic effects are due to polymorphic transformations, melting and *lImIn&-
tidn of pyridine, and that the exothermic effects were due to the explosive nature of
the decomposition of Be(CI04)2-2Py and Al(Cl04)3-2Py. OrIg. art. hass 4 figures and
1 table.
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IMSR/Inorganic Chemistry - Complex Compounds. C.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur -,khimi7a, No 9, 1957, 3P325
Author Zinov Iyev, AA&I Chudiiova, LOIG
Inst
Title Thernal Decomposition of the Perchlorates of Magnesium,
Calcium, Bari= and Aluminum.
Orig Pub Zh. beorgan. khimii, 1956, 1, zo 8, 1722-i73o
Abst Differential thermograms were recorded, andalso polyther-.
mal curves, of O~ evolution on therms.1 decomposition of
perchlorates of Mg, Ca, Ba and Al. The emitted gases and
decomposition residues were analyzed. The decomposition
of perchlorates of Mg, Ca and Ba takes place exother3nical-
lyo Mg(C10-f)A&H.40 -loses 411~,P at 185i at 1410 it is de-
hydrated Z_isic.:7. Thermal decomposition of Mg(Clo"'), oc-
curs in three stages (at 410, 499 and 5W) and can be re-
-presented by two summative equations: Mg(CIO.,t),;~- MgC12 +
4q, and M9010-~).,:=- M90 I- Cl.;~- 4330
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Me Ca(qlo,,i.)- AH~O meits at 577,. loses water at 256" and
endothermal ~iiect is observed at 340-, which is apparen-
tly associated with polymorphous transformation of
Ca(ClO,~.)Kylhermal decomposition-begins at WO and oc-
curs mos in accordance with the equation Ca(C10,Y)"A
cacl.,+ 4o.-, and only to a negligible extent with evolu-
tion of Cl,(, The Ba(ClOf);,.3H.;O loses water at 174"- and
'undergoes polymorphouB.transformations at 284e and 36o0;
at and above 520.r' decomposition occurs in accordance
with the equation Ba(ClO #).~. =*61;- -t 40.,, at still higher
temperatures BaO appears in the residue, and traces of
Cl,, in the gases, Decomposition of Al(cloq),3.640 is a
complex endothermic process which includes evaporation of
the water of crystallization, partial hydrplysis of the
P~Xchlorate and thermal decomposition of the liberated
perchloric acid, The process occurs at a lower tjnpera-
ture than in the case of the other perchlorates that have
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SOURCE- thurnal neorganicheskoy-kbJrixR,- v. la no.6 1965. 300-
TOPIC TAGS- zinc perchlorate, zinc oraganic compound, dioxane, uvridine, thermograpWc
The article reports onstudies of certain thermal -r-ertiesof7inrperchlorLite
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AUTHOR: Chudinova, L I.: Trofimovskaya, V. P.
ORGO
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TITLE: Thermallproperties of compounds of magnesium RMhloradvith dioxansland
pyridine
SOURCES Zhurnal neorganicheskoy khirdip ve'.111, no, 49 19~6., 775-780
TOPIC TAGS: perchlorateg magnesium compioundl dioxaney pyridine Q_Vtx,~,tv_\ Ael-lorv
ABSTRACT: Co=ounds of magnesium perchlorate with dioxane and pyridine were synths-
sized by dissoiving 14901042-6H20 in dioxane (Dy) and pyridine (Py). Diagrams-of
composition versus t erature showed that the following compounds are formed:
lvg(Cl%)2 074
-6Dy, ~~(Ci 2-2Dyp 14g(Cl(4)2,6Py, 14901002-2Pyj, 6d M9(ClC02'PY- The
temperatures of the stable states of the compounds at atmospheric pressure and underi
vacuum were determined. Themograms and polytherms of oxygen evolution showed that
pyridine has not been completel~r driven out of the compounds when the perchlorate i"
decomposesq so that the start of the vigorous decomposition of this ion is always_
associated iTith an explosion. It was shown experimentally that dioxane can be com-
pletely eliminated from the compounds by slow or rapid heating, and that anbydrou
magnesium perchlorate can be obtained by forming and thermally decomposiM7M9010102
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Study of the,pl4stological offect of low calor7 diets containing
minimum amount:of proteins anda normal amount of vitamins and salts.
Topvtt. 15 no.4:1842 JL-Ag 156. (KM 9:9)
1. Is Institut* pitanlya ANN SSOR. Moskva.
.minimal calories & normal content of salts & vitamins,
-dff. on man under norsal work load)
(TION118, off
normal content. In diets with minimal calories & normal
content of malts, eff~-on man Wider normal work load)
(SAIdS, off
normal'oontont in diett,with minimal calories & normal
content-of--rit"ins, off. on man under normal work load)

RODIONOV, V.M.; C~~ ANTOKOLISKAYA, Zh.A.; LOBOD, L.A.
Incluaion of S35-methionine Into blood proteins in irradiated
animals following blood lose. Biul.eksp.biol. I med. 47
no.6:43-0 Je '59.,, (MM 12:8)
1. 1z Inatituta. biologicheskoy I meditsinskoy khiriii (dir.
deystvitel'an chlen AMN SSSR V*N.Orekhovich) AMN 33M. Koakva.
Predetavleas devetvitel'nym chlenom AM SSSR V-11-Orekhoviches.
(MTHIORINZ, in blood,
blood protein uptake of radiosodimii-labeled
methionine in x-irradiated animals after hemorrh.
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1ITLE: Amino acid composition Of a3-protein in the blood serum of irraciated and
nori- irradiated dogs
cOURCE: Voprosy meditsinskoy khinii, v. 10, no. 3, 1965, 53-511
-'GIC FAGS: amino acid, blood serum, protein, radiation effect
i~ BSTmcr: The amino-acid composition of blood serum a3-pratein was fo".9d to be the
proclin,- alanine, iso eucine, and histidine--is ab ou 1- +he In both, but the a3-
do Rs contains less arginine a-ndl
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of Biological and Medical CI:0,r7,ds"tr-,, '.^T

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CHUDNAYA, L.H.
gpidemiological data on theIcourse of poliomyelitis in Kiev In
ig4g-i956. Visch.delo no.12:2315!--1318 ID 157. (MM 11:2)
1. Kiyevokly.nouchrio-tooledovatelookly institut apidemiologii I
mikrobIolOfgIt,(nAUibnyy rukovoditell daysty. chlen ANN SSSR.
prof. L.V-Groatishe

Chudnayqi L. I, ernova, 1. A Borisenkc, N. G. , Danileychenko, I. A.
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Golub, N. F
Detection of abort--ve and latent forms or Polionyelitis and of the
"healthy" virus carriers in-the closest environment of the patient.
V
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