SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT IVANOVA, R.YA. - IVANOVA, S.P.

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IV
~O~. ~(Nov6Abirsk); MALININ, N.I. (Novosibirsk)
-D of the ultimate strength of dispersed systems nn the
ependence'
rate of application of the load. ?MTF no.1;1Z5,-129 Xir-Jo 16o
(MIRA 14~85
(Strength of materials)
1 b11'

1VANOVAY R.Ya. (Novosibirak)
Polling of a viscoulatitiC sylinder on a foundatIon of U' 'e
oame iraterial. FUTF no.3-,179--t-84 lty-Xe ',64. (14MA 17 ~: 6)

DAMASYIN, B.B.; IVANOVA, R.V.
Adsorption of ions from N-methylformamLcle solutions. Zhur. fiz.
khim. 38 no.1:176-183 Ja'64. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet Imeni Lomonosova.

fRUKKINY ^.N., akadam1kj IVANOVA, IV.; DAMILMN, B.B.
Adsorption by mercury of iong from concentrated aquacpas
solutions of KC1 and CsCl. Dokl. AN SSSR 157 no.581202-
1205 Ag 164. (]Mtk 17:9)

DAMASKIN, B.B.; IVIV40VA, R.V.; SURVII10 ~'A'
Adsorption of inorganic Ions on mercury from formamittoi solutimn,
ElsktrakhLuiia 1 no.7067-772 Jl 165. (MUU. 18%,10)
1. Moakovski-y goijudarstvarm7y universitet lit-ard Lanaijosova.
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AIDTHORS:
Salchnbvski
Ratner,
TITLE: Wear Testine of Rubber
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PERIODICAL: Kauchuk I Rezina, !Ci5e,-
6OV/139-58-10-5/10
.1nikova, M. V;
S. A; Me]
and Smirnova, L. A.
(Ob otsenke Isti-rayemost!
Ur 10.- PP 1B - a2 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The mechanism o-1 abrasive wear of rubb~~r Is Imperfee:,tly
bor:A~ory t~.Itfl With dif-farent types of'
understood. La
equipme,it ~,ive inconsistent results, arid results of
I.ory tests do not JL,(7r,--e -. ith w~rrlce or read
laborat, I'll
test-6. Tlie rplation6 b,-;L--een 'Che three ri-lechanical PELra-
meters, F, frio~lonal force.. 14, normal lo.-,d, iAnd 15,
rLibbizIC speed arp discussed. Three modes of t,~st are
possible-. (a) F variable, N and U conutan", (b) W,
~ Tid c ri vark-ible. These ri-ve
variable -I ( I i~l
Pdices-. V., V '--rLd 11Np, whei.-e V Is expressed
In cm* wear f o A specific. *,"'ear D71-
t the 5r-p( 6-,11
dex, Y, is riven: v -- V (CM31"uth) 1,7here 'd is v---rk
.1 at
doiie a&ainit friction. Tfbis" specific wear inde": t-i'ces
into avrount the coefficient of frictio-ne of t'% rrbl-ler.
Since va-lec. for dif rent; rubberi, colre'"'iLil-o-n be-
Card 1/4 tweente Indice3 VjjU, IPFL and the specj-,,"ic index v,

Wear Teotine of ~bjbber
SOV/138..59-10-5/10
will vary for different rubbers. This is illustr~-7ted
in Fir,s. 1, 2 and .-ihere the relative wear accorgir.L
to different indices is plotted atrain3t filler content
in the rubber sample. Actual values for differert; rulb-
bers o' the indi3es VNV. v, an'l V lire Given in T-ai)lc- 1.
The specific wear index v is calcquJt,ed only under t1is
consta-nt'normal load'regime. The final columns in the
table give relative values for these indl,,es for ncim-
pa-rison -771th relative values obtained on actual service
tests ("iven In the last column). The indet Vjj; shoris
best correlation with service oK, road te!;ts, an,"' it is
suu-ested -*;'h,-'-1* this Index v'rould be more ap~iroprl'-.U'oe
when testin.,~ rubbei~ Intended for tyrea. This 1;3 lb~ou&htl
out further- In Fi,-.4 wlhero the --.ielatlve Ladices of labo~-
atory tests are comparel 'ita rel,--,tive in'actual
road tests. (Sytbols 1, ? 3 4 -3.r~i fot-.~te�ti'g~vlng an
Index V-* synbols 5; and G '-Ive 7 Ind sym .ocu'7 ~46 --for
.OJT P
index v. ). While Indices ~ ..I'd fn- 3hould Mve 4inil;.Ar
correLation, errors can Ltl'iSa w"-Aen v is talcen as an in-
de:ic rov~~h chan,es in a t the rubbin- sur-
face The tlalt-d node of tF331., 'lith 11' and N co-'wtwi!~- :'.nd
U variable 'n-ui r,~,~elved little !Wention, but is
Card 2/4 of lnb-~i,es'u- since V.- refjr~,,soata the conditions of wear

'Near Testing of Rubber SOV/13B-58-10-5/10
I conditions
through skiddirC- Wear test8 undQr laboratory
ad or serVice tests have different Inte-isity, pa*,7ti-
and roL U
cularly as rerards temporature. Table 2 compares conti~ct
pressure, rubbiq~ speed ari-d tempcr.-iture foil -:t tyre Elt Z)O
km/hr with 3;-~04 slip with conditions under ',-,he GOST 41-23-197
(Govermaent Standard) test under constant load conditions
on a Grassel tost machine. The contact pressure in the
labor~~ttory test i-- very much lovier while the temperaLure
is much hi--her. The"irear IndeX Vgo Is not ptoportional
,~k is pro'_por-
to the normal load N. However, t 9 produ at Y
tiohal to N and is a suitable wear index as ha3 beep,
proved on tP.3t3 'aith N varyiaL; from 0.5 -to 12 1c's/om".
I t i s s u. g gested that it -aould be more realistic to
conduct laboratory tests at hD-,:h contact Pressures, but
to r6duce the-coeflfi6ient of friction by using less a-b-
rA~tve test surfaces. Methods using radioactive tracers
Card 3/4 dould enable the Intensity of laboratory tests to be

Wear Testine of Rubbers
391/138-58-10-5/10
brou,ght down to a level which would 31mulate road tests
more exactly and still retain aensitivity, of test.
There are 4 Figures, 2 Tables and P.5 References: 13
v,n,~lish, 3 Soviet, 2 French and 22 German
ASSO-01A.TION.- Nau~-ti-io-ic.,sledova'L-lf,-I'skly InatiLut shinnO7 promysh.-
lennosti i Nauchno-issledovateltskiy instit-' rpzinovoy
promyshlennos'Li (Scientific-Ressarch.InAltate of th6 Tire
Indufftry and ablen'tific-Rt?a6arch*lns-L-itute or'the Rubber
Industry)
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S/081/61/000/023/057/061
B106/B101
AUTHORS: Antonova, Ye, A., Ivanova. S A., Reznik-.ovskiy, N1. 14.~
Timofeyeva, M. V.'-
TITLE: Rubber aging test in an inert gas atmosphere
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 23, 1961., 50, abstTac~t
23P353 (Tr. N..-i. in-ta shin, prom-sti, sb. 7i 1960, 131-134')
TEXT: A device and technique for aging rubbers under exclusion of air are
described. The samples are aged in a hermetically sealed thin-walled
cylindrical sTeel vessel filled with an inert gas and installed in an
ultrathermostat. The tests may be carried out at temperatures up to 2-00"
and pressures between normal and 7 at, Rubbers prepared from,', RK(NK) re-
tain fheir properties satisfactorily after aging 96 hr at 130'C in N 2 and
Ar, whereas they practically become completely useless after 12 hr in air.
CAbstracter's note: Complete translation]
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_jLAFGVA, S.A.; OPARIN, A.I., akademik.
Alotologic investigation of the gonads, thyroid gliunds, awl hypophysis of
rivet or lake bred sterlets (Aoipsneer mthenas). D01.0 SSBR 91 no.3:
651-654 ji '53. OffBA 6 '- 7 )
1. Akademiya nank SM (for Oparin). (Sturgeone)

IVANOVA, S.A.---_
Histological study of gonads in humpback and dog salmon. Vop.
ikht. no.6:96-99 $56. (KLU 9:8)
1. Kafedra gistologii Biologiohaskogo fakulltsta Hookolrokogo
universiteta iment K.T. Lomonosova.
(Salmon) (Generative organs)

~~AUOV41 S.A. -
Histological stiAy of induced tumors in ukeletal tlesues of
rats* Vest sHoskouneSertbiol. pochv I geol., p019% 13 no.,4:
43-49 '58. ' (xnlA 12:4)
1. Kafedra gistologli Hoskovekogo univeralteta.
(TUKQRS)

AUTHOR: Ivano
TITLE: The Growth of Induced Skeletal Tissue Tumours in Rats
Under Conditions of Different Mineral Mletabolism (Rost
indutsirovannykh opukholey skeletnykh tkaney krys v
usloviyakh raznogo mii;erallnogo obmena)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol 122, Nr 3,
PP 532 - 535 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: It is known that the mineral metabolism of phosphorus
as well as of calcium in the organism is disturbed
in the case of a deficiency of vitamin D. After
a survey of publications the author says that ca?CiL[[.'l
is supposed to inhibit the Crowth of -the tumours
(Refs 10, 12, 13). From the papers given in the refer-
ences we may cor-;lude that the experiments were
carried out only in the case of revaccinated and
transplanted tumours and yielded contradicting results.
No papers could be found on induced tumours. The
author investiGated in the present pa-,)er osteoGenic
Card 1/3 sarcomae in rats caused experimentally by cancerogenic
E'vH
7- iTI III 14y" 7, 1vmr

The Growth of Induoed S,:eletal Ticsue TLLmour2 in R.,%o 55 ~V ~2 o- 122 -
Under Conditions of Different Ifineral Me~.abolisn i ~ .11 1
substance. The rats were fed with normcIA ft,-ed ~'_nd
with rachitogonic feed to wiiioh vit i.tijjtj D tvrtzi'I g(I(I(iij .
Tho L. ~10 V0!1111A'I of Ll~e ~;'-xijjp
nd
of tho 1, 11 1 curies. These &AU show that
1) in the case of in in-tiocluction of a can-*1ro,3enic
su'~stance 1 O-di me thyl - 1 2 -bon zanthr'~Lcel'. o ) into
the bone marrow of the r~,ts in the moot; cases os+.eo-
jenic sarcomae are produced; 2) in the canse of
animals which were fed with a rachitogoiiic diet,
the latent period of the induced tumouro is
accelerated compared to animals which were fed with
vitamin D. 3) The calcium deficiency P.Pparently slows
down the diffe-rentiation of skeletal tissues. This
accelerates the malignization in ra-chitic animals.
There are 4 figures, 2 tables, and 13 references,
8 of which are Soviet.
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The Growth of Induced Skeletal Tisoue Tumourn in W0,41
Under Conditiona of Diffecont Mineral Metabolism
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im.11.V.Lomonosova
(Moscow State University imeni H.V.Lomanosov)
PRESM;TED-. May lo, 1958, by I.I.Shmallgauzen, Heiziber, Academy of
Sciences, USSR
SUB1.1ITTED: May 6, 1958
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IVANOVA~, S.A.; MIKELADZEp Z.A.
Effect of X rayB on the regeneration of tubular bones (gs tibia)
in rats. Nauch. dokl. vys. shkoly; biol. nauki no.2:120-126 161.
(KM 14:5)
1. Rekomendovana kafedroy gistologii Monkovakogp goaudarotvennogo
universiteta im. M.V.Lomonosava.
. (X RAYS--PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT)
(BONES-DEGE?NkR&TION A1W REGENERATI011)

IVANOVA, S.A.
Regeneration of tubular bones (tibia) in rats under conditions
of lowered basal metabolism. Vest. Mosk. %m Ser.6t Bio2.,
pochv. 16 no.3:5-14 MY-Je 161. (I-Mi 14:6)
1. Kafedra tsitologil i gistologil Moskovskogo goaudarstvennogo
universiteta.
Uracil)
ibla)
N
(Regeneration (Biology))
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5 02~61/141/004/016/019
21~ 122.0 B103 B101
AUTHOR-. Ivanova, S. A~
TITLEi Regenerative processes of the bone tissue after local x-ray
treatment
PERIODICAL: kkademiya nauk SSSR. Doklady, v, 141, no. 4~ 1961, 966 - 969
TEXT: The effect of x-ray treatment on the regenerative processes of the
bone tissue was studied in white rate. The animals of all seven teal;
series were subjected to subperiosteal resection of the tibia diaphysis,
whereby periosteum and epiphyses were left intact. The left hindleg of the
test animals was locally irradiated with a single dose of 2000 r
(RMI-11) apparatus dose intensity 135 r/inin). Test ii;c-ries (See Zable 1
also containing the results): I) resection three days after irradiation;
II) irradiation three days after resection; III) resection eight dayB after
irradiation; IV) irradiation eight days after resection; V) resection
fourteen days after irradiation; VI) irradiation fourteen days after resec-
tion; VII) control: resection without irradiatioxi,~ in all cases, the re-
generated tibia was slightly curved, shortened, and knotted. With animal a
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Regenerative processes of ...
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B103/B101
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. M. V. Lomonosova
(Moscow State University imeni M. V. Lomonosov)
PRESENTEDt July 19, 1961, by A. N. Bakuley, Academician
SUBMITTED: July 19, 1961
Tab. 1. Size of the regenerate (relative and in mm)
Legends (1) numbers of rats; (2) date of the beginning of the test;
(3) observation time, weeks; (4) time after operation, weeks. Series
I - VII see texts 0 - no regenerate format Ion, P animal killed for the
purpose of histological analysis; footnote no growth after irradia-
tion; footnote tibia regenerated after 15 weeks.
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!ACCESSION XR: AP4012982 a/0020/64/154/(Vi/0982/0935
1AMMOR: lVenova, So A,
!TITIE: Effect ot ionizing radiation ca the regeneration of
bone tissue
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady*,.ve 154,, no* 4., 19640 982-985
TOPIC TAGS: irradiation damage, ionizing radiation,, bone tissue recoveryp radio-
biology, experimental morphology
ABSTRACT: The author has established in previous papers (see DAN 141, zio. 4,
.966(1961)) that the.recovery process in the bone-cartilage tissue after a mechani-
cal trama creates conditions which tend to counteract radiatim damageo
'In this paper 110 white male rats are studied with special attention to bone tissue,
Some were first operated on and then irradiated several days later, others wre
first irradiated and then operated ca. The dose was 2000 r,. Ons group wan operate&
ca but not irradiated (control group). The operation is daacribeqL In detail. In
'the process of ooteogenesia, cytological and histological analyses were madee
Results are given, in a tablee They confirm previous findings establishing that the
effect of ionizing radiation after operation is not sipificente Orig. arte has:
1 table.
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Kistletoe
Mechanism of the implantaticn of mistletoe into the tl.s!-,ue of the host riant. , Dokl. AN
SSSR, 81, no. 5, 1951.
MoskovL'ZI-iy Farmatsevticheslciy Institut
SO: Month List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, -MAY 1952 190, Uncl.
Red. 1, Sept. 1951
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IVA11OVA, S.D.; DOLGOVA, A.A.
Practical experience of pharmacognosy students at the Moscow
Pharmacy Institute. Apt.delo 4 no.3:28-30 Ity-Je '55- (HLRA 8-8)
(PLANTS,
pharmacognosy, educ. In Russia, Indust. oxperience
of students)
(DRUG INDUSTRY,
indust. experience of students of pharmaeognosy in
Russia)
W-M
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Country : USSR M
Cate,7,ory: Cultivated Plants. 1,11edicinal. Easontlal Oij-
3earin,z. Toxins.
Abs Jour: RZhBiol,, No 22, 1958, No 100500
Author :1yan I
21,
Inst Moscow Pharmaceutical Inst.
Title : The Influence of Ho6t Plant on Phar.-.1ancological
Propcrtios of Common Miatletoo,
Orig -Pub: 5b. nauchn. rabot, Mlosk. far,-.-iatsevt. In-t, 1957,
1, 243-248
Abstract; The work was conducted for tho purpose of study-
inG the dyna.,.iics of the accumulation of the do-
rivatives of choline In tho loaves and ste"s of
the conmon mistletoe (I; Viscum albuin L.) gathered
simultaneously from different species of host plants.
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CoLuitry : USSR
Category: Cultivatod Plants. Madicinal. Essential Oil-
Boarln3. Toxins.
Abs Jour: RZhBiol., No 22t 1958, No 100500
Zxperimonts are described on the dotc,rmination
of the effect of choline derivatives In water and
alcohol extracts of (1) on the rcetuB abdominle
muscle In frog. It was noted that water tinctures
of the leavos of (1) produca a contraction of the
oserinized --iuscle to a ,3roatcr doZrco thtfn the
alcohol extracts. It Is shown that the host plant
producos an appreclablc Influcnce on the bloloc~l-
cal actilitty of (I) since the loavom and stemm of
(1) parasitizinS on willow, pear, poplar and
maplo trees have a different b1oloSical activity.
Tho hlShast biologtical actIvity was obsorved In
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Country : USSR 14,
CatcZory: Cultivated Plants. ':cd1cInal. Essential 011-
Bearing. Toxins.
1,T
Abs Jour: '.RZhBiol. , Ito 22, 1958, Yo 100500
nistletoo
lation of
with a,,~c .-
active than
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which had grown on willow. "Iccunu-
choline derivatives Is connected
young loaves aro blolo,~Ically rorc
the old ones. -- T.L. Braytseva
M-199

VOIKOVA, P.A.; DOLGOVA, A.A.; I.YANOVA,, S.D.; 1:1USUNKOVA, Yo.U.1
LIVOV, N.A.fdeceased], RANOBSKA.-YA, L.A.Cdeceauedli
RODIONOVAy V.M.; FEDOSMV, A.11., red.; MATVXYUA, M.M.,
tekhn. red.
(Wild medicinal plants of the R.S.F.S.R.; Moncow Province]
Dikorastushchie lekarstvannys rastenila RSF:3R; Mookovskaia
oblast'. Moskva, Medgiz, 1963. 144p. (wRA 16:8)
1. Kafedra farmakognozii I MoBkovskogo meditainskogo in-
stituta im.I.M.Sechenova (for Volkova, Lyukshtnkova).
2.Botanicheskiy sad I ~bskovskogo meditsinskogo instituta
im.I.M.Sechenova (for Rodionova),
(MOSCOW PROVINCE-BDTANY, MEDICAL)

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1 . I-VANaVA, S. 1.
2. UaSR (600)
4. Fishery Products
7. Simple method for evaluat-in.- unsterilized canned f4 S'- croducts, atb.' hoz. 29 no. 4,
1953.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,
APRIL -1953,
Uncl.

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USSILI / Microbiology. HyGionic 1%Ucrobiology. F -4
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 20, 1958, No- 90855
Au' hor :_ ~vanova, S. 1.
The_-13FTMTttTT7-Roac xch Inotituto for thei W~chanlzation
of tho Fiala IrAimtry; Inst. of ~nritiino Fisherios and
Occanograpay
Tit-lo Charactcriotic~ of Biochemical Reactions of Salt -Res istan.
Lactic AC:Ld, Bactoria in Fish Prosorved in Jars
Ori- _i-ab :11auchno-te'--tiD.. b3rul. N.-i. in-ta mkhaniz. ryba. Prom-
sti VNIRO, 1.957, 110 3-4, r-8-62
I/
Aba-'Clract :In order to e)colain the role of salt-rosistant lactic
acid becteria (LB) in tho technology of twoparirg pro-
surves, the biochemical cha~os brouGht about by those
bacteria were ;itudied in tho brine of prosorved Bprat.
The brino wc~.,, )assod through a Soitz filtor,, aTT1 tho
sturilo filtrntc was inoculatod. with 12. After growing
Car(1 1/2

USSR / iiicrobiology. 1fy,,,,ionic lvdcrobiology.
Abe Jour Rof Zhur - Biol-, No 20, 1953, No. 90855
for 6 dayu at roou tomporaturo) tho acidity of tFx. cor,
taminated brino iras aharply raised In coikmrison with tho
non-contauinatcd. Evidently the accumulatod acidity ox-
plains the high rosiatanco of tho prooorvoo against
nutrofaction. Whilo dovc1oping In tho brine tho IZ
f ormd or-,anic acids from the sugar, which. was one of tho
ingrodionts of the brino, and at tho saro time the
or6anic acids ik~)rovod the apocial flavor of tho prosorvon
ar.d contributod to the formation of a kqo,~ific odor. Th,)
LB did not participate In the docomposition of proteins
acted upon by tissue formozito of the fish in tho mollcwing
procoss of the proaarvos. Tho amino acid contrjrft of tho
brino hardly ch"goa with tho, growth of M. On tho othcr
hand, araino acids activated the dovolopmont of LB, acting
on thon as a-.)ocific stimulators. M. A. Gru=mn
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LAl'i"11 Mtn

IVANOVA, S.I.
influence of stornge temperature on the develapment of microflora,
in canned Baltic aprato Trudy VNIRO 35:186-191 '58-
(MMA 11;'.I)
1. Laboratoriya biokhimli i mikrobiologii N3uchijo.-JoHledovatel'skogo
instituta Ministerstva z7bnoy pronqahlennosti.
(Vish, Canned--Bacteriology) (Temperature--Phyniological effec-0
IT I I! I

IVANOVAf S. I.: Himl:or Biol Sci (difis) -- "AmilyaD, of thl.. itlicroflora of cer-
,111~6141~",~~!-
tain fish products in connection with the technology of their preparation".
Leningrad, 1959. 16 pp (Leningrad Order of' Lenin State U im A. A. Adanov),
150 copies (KL, No 9, 1959, 114)

IVANOVA, S.I.
First scientific conference on problems of reaeuxch anti use of
the vegetation resources of Turkmenistan. Izv. M Ttirk. SSR.
Ser. biol. nauk no.097-98 163. (KRA 160)
1. Institut botaniki AN Turkrasnikoy SSR.
(Turkmenistan-BotA4,, Economic)

USCV, Yu.171.; KUVSIIIIiOVAp N.I.; IVA'FGVA,,
Aromatization of binary alkane-arene mixtures on a platini= catalyst.
Neftekhimiis, 2 no.2:150-153 Mr~Ap 162. (ramm :L5-.6)
1. Saratovokiy gosudarstvennyy universitet, imeni N.G.Chern7shevskogo
kafedra, tekhnicheskoy khimii i Nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut
khimii.
(Hydrocarbons) (Aromatization)

USOV, Yu.N.; KUVSHINOVA, X.I.; IVANOVAp S.M.
Aromatization of binary alkane-eyelaw mixtures on a platinum
catalyst. Neftekhim-lia 2 no-5:666-669 S-0 162. (MM 16:1)
1. Saratovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet immi N.C.Chernyshevskogo.
.(Hydrocarbons) (Aromatization)

USOV, Yu.N.; SUORITSOVA, Ye.V.- YEELOVATSKAYA,, L.A.; IV-ANOVA, SM.,
VAYSTUB, T.G., STROG&NOVA., N.V.
InvestigatIng the chemIcaI composition of gas and gas
%I
-andenaate of the Stepnovskoye field. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.;
nef-c~' I gaz ', no.3s55-178 164. OURA MO
1. Saratov8kiy gosudar6tvennyy universiret, Imeni '711.G.
Ghernyah6vakogo.

G 1 Tj E T 'V~l ~ f) li~ M
EX'r11(;L1OTl oapiration of pl;ttlnwn anc'
Izv. 3-D PN SSSIR no.7 Ser. khim, n'110k n0.'22
28-34 164
1. Institut neorganicheskoy Vh1mil
1!ovosibi n;k.

it, .4,TF9 -1111111GII Ali,
.110

CC: ~ NISIAN . A.A.
New method for the implantation of ellect-dez ini :T
the extremities of dogs for electromyogruphJc Jr fi-ely-
moving animals. Biul. eksp. biol. i med,. 57 nc.~',-,1,36-1-38 In't
IF,
.1. iris Utut vysshoy nervnoy d a yu I, e I I nc.,vt 1 -1.
chi on-korrespond ant AN SSSR pr of. E. A. I, sra tyar.~,
Submitted March 80 1,q0'3-
3)

CGOTSYANY A.A.; TVAITOVA S.N.; SERDYM~fjEr,1KO, VjI.
New method for the implantatior, of eloctrodes In--) :hA~ spim?l
cord of eat!3 and dogo for rt!cor(jjjlg tht, 61tj(,t'f,j.c jLGLjv-Lty (if
conducting pathways and centers In spontaneous Inovemints. Bill!.
eksp. biol. I med. 57 no.6:106-108 Je 1064.
(MIRA 18!4)
1. Institut vysshey nervnoy doyatallnosti i neyrol'iziologli (dir. -
choln-korrespondant, AN SSSR pr~jf. E.A.Asratyan) 0 81"3119 Moskva.

ASKOVAP I.A.P lrkh.~ IV
ANOVA 8 inzh.; KRIMER, R.N,, inzb.;
DN. f
'KUDRYAVTSEVAP E.I., in-zfi;.-
White opacified glazes containing zirconium for porcolftin
insulators. Stek.i ker. 19 no.1102-35 N 162. 011RA 15212)
1. Zavod "Izolyator".
(Electric insulators and insulation)
(Glazes)

AU T H; Cj .16 Vol OVa, E. T.
K Ivanova N.. and Ozarov, T. 2.1.
TITLE: i"Sineral v,,ool from 6he washes of -he sl-iale tndustry
yy naue IL!!: Okiy ijIbti4
-tut pemrabotki-i-i bpolizo-vaniya to-pliva. !D:t-Ud3r. MD..
1962. KhimAiya i tekliziologiya topliva t. produktov yog-o pe-
rerabotki, 211-21-17
TEXT: present was partially carried. oi;~! al; i;hp Lenlnr~-ad-
a ki y D r oy e k tnyy a uchn, o- i s s 1 e d ova t e ik iy iniv: J i; u 1, 11 t r 0 iel 'n
Ma,~erla-av -:'Lan-iii- anti ScJentific hutoearc-i lnati-t~v~4i
Cf and was aimed uL.,,.r-;ng w~listaE;
7 Zn~
13 t; -n 1-, 3 a a A
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VOLK11011SKAYA, R.A. ; Y.1211:-21KO, O.K.; IVANOVAj S.N.; MUM, Yu.D.;
FOLOZOV,
V.F.; ~',OLOVUSJ=VA,
OZEROV, I.N.; PAIIANIN, D.A.;
G.E.; SUVOROVA, G.F., red.; VENTSELI, 1.) red.izd-va;
BELOGUROVA, I.A., tekhri. red.
[Buildin-f materirls made of waste product-, from oil uhale
winning and processing) Stroitellnyo matori.aly iz otkho(,;ov
dobychi i pover!ibotki goriuchikh olantBov. Leningrad,
1.963. 35 P. (Loningridskii dom nauchno-tokhnichoukoi pt o-
pagandy. Obmon peredovym opytom. Serlia: Stroitellrya im-
terialy i konstruktsii, no.4) (141YIA 16:11)
(Oil shales) (Building materials)

P.""tNOVA , S IT.
Fxistence of the climatic. pressure crest owir tte e-:-!, iif Cen--ral
Asia. Trudy Sred.-Az.naiich.-issl.gi.:troineLL-cr..i%!3,. no.
163. (1,11 '- 1-7, 17 : 5 "
j

j
VOLKOVA) Z. I.; IVANOVA, S. N. ; 021-1W, 1. 1.1.
Mineral wool from waste products of the oil shale industry,
Trudy VNIIT no. 11:211-217 162. WIRA 17:5)
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ACCESSION NR: AT4012403 S/2648/64/000/01,r)/0063/0075
AUTHOR: Ivanova, S..N.
TITLE-. The vertical structure of average monthly temperature miomalies over Central
Asia
SOURCE: Tashkent. Sredneaziatskiy nauehno-lasledovatellskiy gidromeworologicbealdy
Institut. Trudy*, no. 15, 1963, 63-75 "
TOPIC TAGS- meteorology, atmospheric temperature, temperature profile, air
temperature, temperature anomaly, cyclone
ABSTRACT: Over Central Asia, positive temperature deviations were observed during
14 months of January, with negative deviations observed during 4 n2onths of January, Nep-
tive temperature anomalies in January are usually formed by intensive N and NW cold in-
vasions, and the establishment of an anti-cyclonic region over the area. Negative anomalies.
in the upper troposphere are formed In altitudinal hollows with mwitly ulixii-polar locatione.
Negative anomalies in the free atmosphere have been observed over all Central Asia and
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Xazakhstan, and the southern part of Western Siberia. The averagm monflily deviations at
the altitudes of isobaric surfaces coincide with temperature deviatjons. Positive tempera-
tare anomalies in winter are created by southern cyclones -which bring txopical air to Central
Asia which is noticeable from the surface of the earth u~ to high altitudes. High tropical
tropopauses occur. The relatively warm lower stratospheric air is replaced by the relative-
ly cold upper stratospheric air, and temperatures become lower than normal. As a result,
the sign of the anomaly reverses at high altitudes. Devia 'tions from the norm. of average
temperatures during July were more uniform than in January. The number of years with
positive and negative anomalies was almost equal. The vertical stxucture of summer
anomalies &-ffers from winter anomalies. Positive as well as negative anomalies are dis-
tributed through the whole troposphere. The change of sign occurs on the average between
altitudes AT 300 and AT 200. The negative anomaly keeps its sip in 20-25% of cases up to
the altitude of the isobar surface. Positive temperature anomalies at the earth surface are
usually observed during the frequent recurrence of thermal depressions. If low anomalies
depend on transformational processes of the warming of air masses by desert surfaces, the
upper positive anomalies appearing mainly in the western part of Central Asia, are the re-
sult of the flow of tropical air behind the altitudinal edge. Most of the positive anomalies in
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ACCESSION NR.- AT4012403
the free atmosphere occur with western invasions of small vertical force and do not influ-
2nce the central and southern regions of Central Asia. Contrary to the anomalies occurring
with thermal depressions, positive deviations in this case are observad in the whole of
troposphere with their maximum in the S. E. part. Orig. art. has: 3 tables and 2 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Sredneaziatsldy nauchno-issledovatellsldy gidrometeorologicheakiy institut,
Tashkent (Central Asian Scie;-.~"-Ific Research Institute in Hydrometeorology)
SUBMITTED: 00 DATE ACQ: 20 Feb 64 ENCL-. 00
SUB CODE: ES NO REF SOV: 011 OTHER: 000
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ACCEESSION NR: AT4ol24o8 p/9648/63/000/015/0122/0127
A
^UTLTOR: Ivanova, S. X.; 111inova, E. S.
TITIZ: Aerosynoptic characteristics of the abnormally cold 4ly of i,96o in
Central Asia
SOURCE: Tashkent. Sredneaklatskiy n nit clmo-issledovatel I skiy g1droiriteorologi-
cheskiy institut. Trudy*, no. 15,,2963, .122-3V
TOPIC TAGS: meteor~Lgy, air temperature; tropospbere, tropomj*ria cold,
trqpopause, double tropopause, air-hollow
ABSTRACT: July is usually the hottest"month in Ciatral Asiao bat in July 1960 most
of the Uzbekistan meteorological stations recorded below normnJ. average monthly
temleratures. For the second and third 10-day periods,, the average daily tempera-
ture was 2-6 C lower than the norm, close to the record. The cold period lasted
30 days, including the first 10 days of August..'To determine the vertical dis-
tribution of the anqmaly.. the average temperature andAts deviation trom. the norm
were%calcu2ated. T~e:'siga of the monthly anomaly at 92ost of the statibas remained
the same up to an altitude of 100 mb, and the absolute value of tha deviAtion
for 50% Of the statiois'.was maximal at 100 mb. The following genena trend ims
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AC&ESSION IM: AT463~408
noted: up to 700 ~he negative bzomp6ly increas6d; ~bova 700 mb az&,.up to 200 mb
it'~diminished; froi'200 to 100 mb. it 'increased aaaln. Bstw*em 300 sild 2W mbp the
sig'~n of the anorzl~ "banged at sc~a etationa. 1h tl:~ lowsr layers oT the tropo-
sphere, the anomaly ~ms more pronounAd than at ihe barth's surface. Usually the
fe,4est types of syA6fptic situations 6~cur in Ju* - hot more t1= 5 or 6 of the
.11 'basic types. T#, 1uly of 1960,:.only 4 types occurred. Thero ver'8'13 cold
,invasions: 4 Weste' 2 Northwes~6ra~~and 7 North" which dAtOrmine6 the siga of
thq: anomaly. Usue.24 in aay, tbOre .~'s a frequot i6curreace (56%) of a double
tropopause - polar and tropical covering one aiiotb~r. 3h Ju),v 1960 the double
tropopause occurred qnly 3.4 out of 31.times, there being an absence of polar
trQpopauses. The negative anomaly had different orijins at various 4'1t~tudes. In
thi'lower layers of'tlie troposphere, up to 500 mb and above, the devi4tion was
caused by freVent cold invasions. However.. the;tIntensity of coollag In connection
,with the flow of cW4 air to 500 ~b becomes weaker. In southein Central Asi!a
lower-tropospheric coolings do not peietratep p"itive anozmlies of tempere6 ral
have been recoraed4.' :At 200 mb, the negative azopaly,: is expWzel by: a powe
al%ltuunal atr-hal~ovj in tM r"r ot vbiloh lonr-troWIMAe, aold Looms 13
have occurred, which reaches V);ward to high altitud4s In the lower stratasph Me
Orig. art. has: .2 tables and 1'.V-Vxre.
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ASSOCIATION: Sredneaziatsldy nauchno-issledovatelloldy gidrometoorologichealdy
institat, Tashkent (Central Asian Scientific Research Institute for Mi ~rometeorology)
SUBMITTED: 00 DATE ACQ: 20Feb64 E:IfCL-. 00
SUB CODE. ES NO REP SOV: 004 01MER:1 000
Caro1v3

GINDIN, L.M.; IVANOVI, S.N.; MAZUROVA, A.A.; MIRONOVA, 1,,Ya.
Extraction of platinum metals with salts of quaterna7-y amonium
bases. Zhur. ne'org. kht-n. 10 no.2002-506 F '65.
(valu 18t 11)
1, Institut neorganicheskoy khImII Sibirskogo otdeleniya
AN SSSR, Submitted May 12, 1964.

V '~j
IVANOVA, S.11.
Reotoration of organic functions following partial traneverse re--
section of the spinal cord at the upper leveln. liav.Akid. nauk
SSSR. Ser.biol., Moskva No.3:98-109 May-June 50. (CLML 19:4)
1. Laboratory of Functional Restoration, Academy of ScIsneas USSR.

TVITWAI 9. It.
"The Role of the Cerebral Cortex in Compensatory Adaptations After
Resection of the Lateral Half of the Upper SeEmenta of' the Spinal Cord of
a Dog." Cand Biol Sci Second Moscow State Medical B:m-t, lbscou 1953.
(RZhBj.ol, No 5, Nov 543
Survey of Scientific and Technicel Dissertations Defended Pt USSR Higher
Educational Institutions (11)
SO: Sum. No. 521, 2 Jun 55

E'..CERPTA MICA San 2 Ful 1215 Physioloa Yay 59
18811. EFFECTS OF CEREBRAL DECORTICATION IN D03S AF1 Eli CORI)
HENUSECTION AT SUPERIOR CERVICAL SEGMENT LEVEL Mus:tian texti -
Ivanova S. N. Physiol. Lab., Acad. of Sci. of the USSR, Moscow -
_F1ZI0L-._ZfI_.1NI_.5ECI1. 1950, 44/2 (110-117) Illus. 5
The effects or an incision through the right lateral hair of the sInnal cord -,It the
level of the 11-111 cervical segments were studied in 2.1 adult dogs. Spinal cord
hemisection at this level was followed by more inarkoc: and more widespread dis-
turbances of sensory. motor (standing and locomotion) and vegetative functions than
similar incisions at dorsal or lumbar levels. Respiratory movements of thorax ana
diaphragm could hardly be distinguished in these dogs, About 1.5 months after the
operation, the affected postural and locomotor functions viere almoat completely
c,impensated. No restoration of respiratory movements an the side of the cord
hernisection became apparent over many months after the operation. Decortication
of the ipsilaterat (in 5 dogs) and contralateral (in 3 dogs) cerebral hemisphere was
followed by decompensation of previously restored postural and locomotor functions.
In ipsilateral decortication secondary restoration of affected postural and loco-
motor functions made a much slower progress and was riot so complete as in con-
tralateral decortication. Decortication of tne second hemisphere in these clogs was
followed by complete and irreversible disturbance of postural and locomotor func-
tions (the dogs were kept under observation for up to 14-15 months after this oper-
ation). No apparent effects upon the asymmetry of respiratory movements of thorax
and diaphragm caused by the spinal operation could be noted following decortica-
tion or the second hernisphere. The results support the concept that in adult higher
animals the cerebral cortex plays a fundamental role in the development of com-
pensatory adjustments to bodily injury. Simonson hUnneapolis, Minn.

IVANOVA, S.N.
Consequences of longitudinal sectioni of the sninpl cord in the
area of the lumbar segment in puppisalwith sumn;'iry in TinglinhIa.
Biul.ek-jp.biol. i med. 45 no.4!19-41 Ap .158 (MIRA 11:5)
1. Iz fiziologicheakoy labora~orjj (dir. - chlon-korresDonclont
AN SSSR EJ. Aerat3ran) AN SSSR. Moskva. Prodstavlonn deystvitelln3rm
chlenom AMN SSSR V.V. Parinym.
(SPDIAL CORD, effect of excision
lumbar section on motor funct. in puppies (Rua))
OXGS. innervation
off. of sectioniN.- of lumbar spinal cord on hind limb
funct. in puppies (Rua))

AYZT:NSHTADT, T.B.; BROPSKIY, V.Y!,.; 1"W'011A,
Cytological studies of cogenesis. Hepnrt. No.2;
of the oocyt e growth i n the a na i I 1e ec h 1% G 1-0 nsi p" oni a c ~m rpa t P- L
by ultraviolet cytophotometry anrl inti~~rfqrence mic~-rj:-)cop,y. TSitalc~ailp-
6 no.1:77-81 Ja-F 164. (14TI-RA 17:9)
1. Laboratoriya ttsitolcgii Instivita marfolog-Ji zhilretny'kh AN
SSSR, Moskva,

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ACC NRII AT6G-0h108 SOURCE CODE:
AUTHOR: Ivanova, S. N.
h'4
ORG: Central Asian.Hydrometeorol6gical Institute (SredneazL&tskiV',nauc 0-11~;Slejlor
tellv,kiy gidrometeorologicheskiy institut)
1ITM:: Mean monthly variability of the mean multiyear vnluwn of' ~1
tq:mpex~ature and
presz~ure in the free atmosphere over Central Asia and Kazakbaban
SOURCE: Tashkent. Sredneaziatskiy nriiic!lino-iss:l.edovatt-.I'skil~r,,ld3-i)uif!teoro10fricil'-,Xiy
institut. Trudy, no. 23'(38), 1965. Voprosy acrolngii GuV)trt',,jJche~TJiAkh i tropichtskikt
ray,miov (Problems in the acrology of subtropical nnd. Lropico.1 re(~Ocnns) , 35-113.
C~l- X_
TOM! TAGS: tropospheriM tom;=aturet .~trvqm tRter,", Pressur(i, strjitospbert; ~~IfW14116-
temperature virr-tz
ABSTRACT. Results are presented for a study undertaken to i!letenillne the general pat-
tern of the variatility of the mean monthly temperature anti presmire fields in tbe
free atmosphere over Ceiltral Asia and Kazakhstan, wi.th spectal r"!I~Crence to the win-
ter--sunmer and summer-winter transition periods. Multiyemr radliononde date collec-
ted for heights up to 16 km at 11 stations (Aktyubinsk-12 years, Rujitanay-5 Fears,
Semi palat insk-9 years, Arall-'sk-11 years, Alma-Atn-15 yearn, kihkhabod-.11 yetirs,
Gar,ax;-Kuli-5 years, Tashau'z-9 years, Chardzhoil-5 years, Tnifl9tent-1.7 years and turo
stations In. Oushanbe-7 years) were analyzed by the Aerology Vi,lisloriti of the Centr~a
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Asian and Kazakhstan Scientific-Researel,.i 1[ydrometeoro1ojri(,,EtJ. Inalitutes. mellm
monthly variability graphs, constructed for heights ur, to 1,15 km :1,r(re used ~ti) c Icu-
I late- the differences of mean monthly temperatures and y1remsm-ts f.Eir the groumt, 2()0
and 15-00 m above the ground, and 1, 1.5, 2, 2.5, and 3 km nbcii,e ema level; abovo P km
caicula~t,ions were made at intervals of I kvi. Results of' on1d.ysits *f these Alita ,In-
dicate that seasonal cooling and warming of' the ntmosphere cfver Central Asia and
southern Kazakhstm do not occur simulttuieously throughout the tropajaphere so they do
in northern Kazakhstan. The maximmn temperature rise in Cleirtral Aoia iind notithern
Kazakhstan occurs at ground level in the spring. In early iivitimer Lt occura Ln the
upper troposphere with the maximum in the 10-12-kn layer. Temparatures begi.n to
drop in August in the upper troposphere; but in the lower tt-cfpos~phiire the tellperiLture
drop is significwit only in the spring and in October and Novemt-Eir, In the lover
trop3sphere the annual total mean monthly temperature varia:131lity Is less in southern
Central Asia than it is in northern Kazakhstan (see Fig. 1),j but In the uppej~ tropo-
sphere and lower stratosphere it is considerably higher. The neaii. monthly pressut-e
va,riability corresponds in general with -that of the tenipertittal-e, q1th the Sl,gn of
pressure variability being almost opposite that- of the temyej~aturo variability in the
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B C 1) A 'PC 1? 1?1 gotc
Fig. 1 - Annual totals of mean monthly varI041.1ty (if
temperature (a) and pressure (b)
A Kustanay; B - Aral'sk; C Tasbaiaz; D Aahkhabimi.
lower layers of the troposphere. The two signs coIncide In the vj)p,,!r IrLver:j.. Or~lg.
!ER
art. has: 3 figures and 1 table.
SUB CODE: E: none/ ORTO REF: 007/ ATD PRE.10"..
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A (3) ~;OV/-19-29-9-7/76
~M'ioffl.3: blellnikov, N. N., Ivanova, S. N.
TITLE i From the FJ.(jl.d of Organic InioctofarCieAdes. XLIV. Syntheuis
of Some Anides of Aromatic Sulfonic Acidn
PER101 ICAL Zhurnal obshchey khimii, 1959, Vol 29, Nr 9,
pp 2839 - 2842 (USSR)
ABSTRACT Various amides and anilides of sulfonic acidu have manifold
applications as remedie13 against infections; hence, they lay
be expected to be effec-:ive against plat-it dineases as well
(Refs 1,2). The synthesis of various nitro-, halogen-, and
halogen nitro anilides was of particular interest in this
connection, since many nitro- and halogen-nitro derivatives
of the aromatic series Lre known as excellent fungicides and
vegetable agents (Refs '5-6). It was therefore expected that the
introduction of sulfamide groups into tlie! molecule of such
compounds might ca,ise the said activity to b(- ~ntonsified. In
this connection, the sirrithesis arid investigation of various
dinitroanilide3 of the aulfonic acids in cuestion was Of special
Card 1/3 interest, as they were hitherto little dealt -with (aefB 7,6).

Prom the Field of Organic Insectofungicides. XLIV. SQV/79 -29 -9- 7/76
0
Synthesis of Some Amides of Aromatic Sulfonic Acidn
The hitherto unknown anilides of p-chlorobenzoic and p-to-
luene sulfonic acid were obtained in the ordicary way by
reaction of the correspondino sulfochlorides with exceso
aniline in the presonco of pyr i j- 4 r, c
(T-aJole). Ifitro anilidev
of sulfonic acids viere syi;thesized by nitration of tho aniLidea
with excess nitric -acid in the presc-cc, of s.mall quantitiez
of H2so4 (Table). It must be roted that the reaction of p-
chlorobenzene 3ulfochlc~rida with ',.'1,5-trichlc,ro aniline in
the presence of pyridine yielded large amouints, of bis-Cu-
chlorobenzene sulfo)- 2,ij,5-trichloroanilide in addition to
the compounds mentioned by publications (Ref 2), namely
2,z~,5-trichloroanilido of p-chloroben,,,ene sulfonic acid.Amcng
the nitroderivatives of sulfo anilides uynthesized by the
authors, orly 2,4-dinit.ro anilide of 4-methyl-3-nitrobenzene
sulfonic acid (Ref 7) W113 described, but not its sodium-,
copper-, and zinc salt oynthesized here. Thp new zinc- and
copper salts obtained from the dinitro nnilides of sulfonia.
acids are fungicides. There arc 1 table,fland 9 references,
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From the Field of Organic Insectofungicides. XLIV. !30V/79-20-9-7/76
Synthesis of Some Amides of Aromati,-- Sulfonic Acids
ASSOCIATION: Nauchnyy institut po udobreniyam i ins,~.ktofiingitsidam
(Scientific Institute Df Per"ilizera and lnn(.-~,tofungieidea)
SUB.".ITTED: July 24, 1958
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~SLINIKOVJP N.N.; IVANOVA, S.N.; VLADIMIROVA, I.L.; VOLGINA, G.V.
Investigation of effective mercury-free antiseptics for con-
trolling the slime mold formation in the wocdpkilp and paper
industry. [Trudy] NIUIF no.164:28-29 '59. (MIRA 15:5)
(Woodpulp-Microbiology) (Antiseptics)
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MINIKOV, N.N.; IVILNOVA S.N.; VLADIMIROVA, I.L.~ VOLGINA, G.V.
1 9- 1
Investigation of antiseptics for nonmetallic materials used
under tropical conditions. [Trudy] NIUIF no.164t:36-37 '59.
(MA 15 -.5)
(Antiseptics)

MELINIKOV, N.N.; VIADIMIROVA, I.L.;_ IVANOVA, S.N.
Chemical means of protecting nonmetallic materials from destruction
by microorganisms. Khim.prom. no.1181-85 Ja-F 160. (HIRA 13:7)
Mterials-4torioration)

MELINIKOV, N.N.; ANDILTYEVA, Ye.l.; SlIVETS OVA-SHILOVS KALI, X.D.;.IVANOVA, S.V.;
SKALOZUBOVA, A.V.
Disinfectants of seeds not containing mercury. Khim.. CM. no.10:
2&-28 0 161.
(Seeds--Disinfection)
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MELINIKOV, N.N.; ANDREYEVA, Ye.I.; YEVTEYEVA, N.M.; IVANOVA, S.N,;
KOLBASOVA, I.M.; MARTYNOVA., Ye.A. " i.- . .. ... .-
Tin organio compounds as seed disinfectanto.
rto.171:131-.134 161.
(Tin
organic compounds) (Saeds--Dlsinf~ection)
[Trud,Y] NIUIF
(MIRA 15:7)

IVAN-VA. S.N.
Effecte ot' the stimilation cf m.-)t-jr pc-Inta of i'~w cez,ebra~ ccrt.;u In
dogs aftei hemisection of Lhe spinal cord. Kul. elkin, b1ol. -4 mod"
56 no.IJ :64--67 0 [i.e. N 17 - 13
1. 1z fiziologIchcakoy laboratorii AN 12S~R. P.-,.,id.,jtavL,.nu d-)Y!3t,vH,e!'-
nyri chlenom A;~Zl 2:~~3R N.I. Grashchenkovyw.

ACCESSION NR: AP4032818 S/0219/64/000/004/0136/m8
iAUTHOR: Oganisyanx A. A.; Ivanovap S. N.
MTLE: A now method of implanting electrodes into musales of dog
Itextromitios to roeord.EMG during free movement
:SOURCE:* Byulleten' eksperimentallnoy biologii i meditainy*, no., 4#
01964., 136-138
~TOFIC TAGS; EY1Gj, EMG leadq electrode implantation, free animal
,vivvemont, now implantation methodq nickel-chrome wire electrode
'ABSTRACT: A thin nickel-chromo wire 100 p in diameter serves
!as an electrode for the EMG lead. An incision ismade at the munclo,l
Ithe electrode is implanted, and 2-3 sutures secure it In place, The i
,free end of the electrodA is inserted into a rubber capsule filledvith'
.an e 1 e'ctri c~aLly. conductive mixture. A second incision Is made at the i - -
Ineck. or chest to implant the capsule. For bipolar EMG leads.a secondl
~electrodo is implantedl-1.5' om from the first one. A needle
:electrode connected to an amplifier is introduced into the capsule to!
:record the EMG* With this method the free and of the electrode,
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'ACCES6310N NR: AP4032818
which tends to break easily, can be left under the skin for a number
~of months,and EMG can be recorded during free movement of the animal.
Orig. art. has: .2 figures,
ASSOCIATION: institut vy*shey, nervn0y doyatellnosti i neyrofiziologii
'AN SSSR, Moskva (Institute of Higher nervous Activity and Neixro-
~physiology,, AN SSSR)
DATE AGQ,:* '13Ma764
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IVANOVA, S.N.
Rmgicides and their use, Zhur. T KHO 9 no, 5 8496-503 64
(DIIRA 1881)

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010"W-01
RAYFJII,TN, N.T.; IVANOVA S.N.; BRODSKIY V.Ya.
Hietochemical study of the enzymes in the diplold and polyploid
calls of the liver. Diul. eksp. biol. i ms--d. 59 110.6-113.0-11.3
Je 165. (MIRA 18:6)
1. Kabinet gJ.stokhimii (zav. - kand. med. nauk PI.T. Fj3.,rkhlin),
otdel patomorfologii (zav, - cloystvitellnyy chlen AM SSSR prof.
N.A. Krayevskiy) Instituta eksperitcontallnoy i klinicheskoy onIko-
logii (dir. - deystvitelInyy chlen AMN SSSR prod. N.R. Blokhin)
AMN SSSR i laboratoriya tsitologii (zav. - kand. biolnq. nauk
V.Ya. Brodckiy) Instituta viorfologii zhivotnykh (ispc,ITiyayushchiy
obyazannosti direktora prof. M.S. Mitakevich) AN SSSR, Moskva,
v W

a, PKIRIFIR IT
11 H,

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I VA 11701 Vill, S.111.
Intermon'thly variability of the mean multiannual values of
U_
temperature and pressure in the free atmosphere over Central
!., S4 a and Kazaldistrin. Trudy Sred.-Az. nauch.-issl. [',i:i::-oi-.cteor.
no.23:35-43 165. (MIRI. 19:2)

IVAITOVA, S.H.; G111DIII, MITIVIOVA, L. Ya.
Kxtraction of platintm b-.~r aliphatic aminen of varimis structure.
J-v. SO AN SSSR no.7 Sar. khin. riauk 110,20r-A0 '(4
(M!61 181l)
1. Thstitut neorganicheskuy khi-Tnil Sibirskoup ~t..Iolen4yj ~j~ SSSR,
t
llovor-4blrsk.

IVANOVA, Serafims. Petrovus.
[A newspaper Redaktor gazety ravskazyvaet, Mo-
skva, Sovetskaia RoBsiiap 19590' 69 pe (NIRA 34: 8)
(Kuntsevo District-Economic conditiono)
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IVAITOVA. 5.F.; KALINKIN, B.N.
On elastic scattering of heavy lors. Acta physica Pol. 24
no.1:121-124 J1163.
Croom seotion-for. compound-nuoleus fozmtion in beaVY-icc-..
induced Tftations. Acta phyi~ica Pol. 24 no.1:125-129 JV63.
l. joint institute for Nuclear Research, Laboratory of
Theoretical Physics, Dubna, USSR.

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IVANOVA,, S. P. - "A Hemougglutinin of the Whooping Cough Biwillwi. 11 Inst &peri-
mental Medicine of the Acad Mad Sci LUSSR, Leningrad, 1955. (Disijoyrtation For the
Degree of Candidate in Medical Sciences).
S0$ Wzhnalm letople', jig.J7, 1 Sgptember 1955
7--
7 - I . T! - T t= T

IVANOVA S.P.
Hemaphilum partussis hew&lutinin. Report No.l: lormation of
hemagglutiain in cultures of Hanophilus partusels and soate of
Its properties. Zhur.mikrobiol.apid. I boun. no.9:30-34 S '55.
WAA 8:11)
1. Iz otdola mJ.krobiologii (zav.prof. V.I.loffe) Instituta
skapartmentallitoy maditaigy AMN SSSR.
OLVIOPMUS PERTUSSIS, Immanology,
hemagglutimin, form.)
(H34AGGLUTININ
hemagglutinin of Hemophilus partussis)

USSR/Microbiolor,ry. Medical and Veterinary F-6
Microbiology
Abs Jour Ref Zhur-Biologiya, No 1, 1957, 687
Author S. P. !~Y~Ov
Inst
Title Hemagglutinin of Pertussis Bacillus.
Report 2. Characteristics of the
Hemagglutinin Extracted from Pertussis
Cultures.
Orig Pub Zh. mikrobiol., epidemiol. -J immunob-iologii,
1955, No 11, 72-77
Abstract It was established that the capacity to
agglutinate erythrocytes of man and
animals is characteristic not only of
pertussis bacilli but also of the extracts
obtained from them. The extraction of
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USO-R/Microbiology. Medical. and Veterinary F-6
Microbiology
Abs Jour Ref Zhur-Biologiya, No 1, 1957, 68?
Abstract the hemagglutinin from the pertussis
bacIlli is i)ossible when the latter are
processed w:Lth concentrated riolii.tians
of NaCl. Isotonic solution of NaCII
alcohol, ether, and chloroform did not
extract the hemagglutinin from bacterial
cells. The extracted hemagi.,lutinin are
nonresistant to extraneous action.
Salt extracts of pertussis cultures
together with the hemag(3.1.utenin contain
toxic substances which are independent
of the latter. By means of absorbtion
on erythrocytes or their stroma it is
Dossible to determine the hemagirlutinin
of these Doisons. A method of removing
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USSR/Microbiologgy. Medical and Veter-inai-j F-6
Microbiology,
Abs Jour Ref Zhur-Biolo-iya, No 1, 105?, 687
C, I
Abstract the nonspecific inhibition of the per-
tussis hemagglutination which makes it
possible to determine the level of spe-
cific antihemagglutinin antibodies and
sera has been developed. By inLmunizing
rabbits with hemagglutinin absorbed on
erythrocytes it is possible to obtain a
serum with a high content of antihemag-
glutionins. For part 1 see RZhBiol.,
1956, 52971.
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IVANOVA. S.P.
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Hemagglutinin of Hemophilus pertuasia, Report noO-Pro~iertiez ol
antihemagglutWn immune sere@ Shuram1krobiol."id. i imaune 27
nool2:17-22 D 156, OIZVA 101.1)
1. In Instituta skeparimentalinoy meditsiny ANK SSSR.
(MOESILUS PARTUSSIS, inuanology-,
anti-hemagglut. properties of immuns sere (Rue))