SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KETTNER, R. - KEVESH, L.YE.

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Praj-,uc, Casolds @.ro riincralo,@;ii a ,reolozii, I'lo 1, 1961,
126
"Au3aisto Gabriel Daubree (1844-1896)."
C'@,'EC':OSLOVA.':IAL
17ETTIT-El
R
PraGue, Casolds -,-:ro mineraloLii a geolo@@ii, ".o 1, 1)64, 126-11*w:'7
"Jens 11'smark. (1763-1839)."

'US LOV IIJ A
47-
1)r.,-,,,ue, Caso'As DrO a o 2, 1964, P-
2,@ 8 - -
,,Fernand j,'orforne (1864-1927)."
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pra6-uc , Claso,,@ ralorrii a -eolo.,-'ii, ',',o 2, 196-1 219-
_R_.i.Lo minei-,
250
Ill-lanns Bruno GeinitZ, (1314-19-00)-

Zrr,','O'-'LOVI',.I:IA
"I"T"i""MR R
PraL-,ue, Casopis pro mincralogii a i@colo,-@ii, No 3, 1)64, py, 383-
384
"Charles Sainte-Claire Deville (1814-1876)."
ME @_,_

OZJE C:.'O S LO VAHI A
1"'ETTIMM' R
t@@@
2
,@;ue, Casopis pro mineralogii a geologii, 170 3, 1964, PP 334-
Pra
385
"Amanz Grossly (1814-1365)."
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CZECIIOSLOVA@:IA
K-ETTITER9 R.
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Casoids pro mine r-aloj,@i i a goologii, 110 3, 1964, P 386
"Sir Andrew i@rombio Rainsay (1814-1891) It

C ZE C? 0 S LO VIA
T ' 1; E R , R
E
2
_I)ro mineralogii a @coloji, lio 3, 1)64, pp 337 8
Prai,me, Casopis -38
IlFduard Beyer (1849-1914)."
@EC .'OSLOVA--,--IA
T
R
ITaturil SQience
faculta Kal-lovy
Xra,@;ue, Casopis
482
Faculty ofF Charles Univerc,-ity (I-Irirodovedecla
wliversity), Pra@@ue
-oro railicralo,@ii a L@colo,,ii, -.,o ,, 1,164, 481
"On the Question of the 'Eocambrianl in Dohemia."

LETTNER9 R.
I T -41
Prague Casopis pro -liiioralo,@ii a @;ooloL;ii, o 9 19- -
9 1
507-510
"Eduard Suess (1831-1911t.)
':OSLOVA;:IA
:MT11TER) it
FraL;uef Cas,).L-,is pro nineralo,@ii a goolo,@ii, ljo .11, lj6lt, 1,p
510-511
JlPritz Seemann (1884-1914)

I-TTMIER9
a
lru@;Uo? Ca-so-is ro incralu
511-512
Xndreas '",'iljser (1763-1664)

iT-,MfIFR, Radim, akademik
Geologic annivarearies. Cas min gool. 9 no. 1:121-127 164.

in-rT@N di
Ra m, akadem--k
9 no.2:245-2to

Jaromir; KETTIMI, Fnalm, tdcademik
..........
- - - 164.
Geolo "c anniversarl- . C--o Tin geol 9 no.3:3'@1-38P,

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Fft' Il L
Of 11,!tGJ'Z I -of
Pragun tilur. I t 't.:j :i D 3 V@

PALIVOOVA, Marie; KETTNER. Radim, akademik
Geological anniversaries. Cas min gool 9 nc-.11:5,55-512 '64.

I` LO'VTA:LIA
I-,--"'T T2-,' R R
rajue, Casoids rO minercalo@.;ii a fleolo,,-Ii, ilo 1, 1"165, pp
111-113
"Oil tile Qucstior, of A,L@e ,@xld Stra-uj,--ra:.".y of 7r.,rovcrs."

1-@','T'L:iEL, R.
CaSo is pro mineralo@;ii a -,eolo,@eii, llo 1, 1)65,
119-120
"Three flundrad Years Since the Public.-t-ion of -'.:,-ircher's ','iox@c
1--i'undus subterraneus!

Casolds Iro mincralo_ii a t;colo,ji, No 1, 1)65l pp 121-
123
"Je!!n T,'tiennc Guettard ('1715-1786) , Nicolas Desaarest (lT25-
1815) and the Question of the Ori@;in of Basalt."

CZE-J': '.0 1 A
Eli T
lra,ltc I casolds @ ro a @colo:@ii, Io 1, 1)65, pp
124-125
"Heinrich "imst Beyric I 1 1815-1396)
OIF.@Lj- A
T TN E I'l ITZ
1@ratzue, Cario, is pro mineralo,@ii a Eeolo,@ii, No 11 1)65t up
125-126
"Karol BolidwimAtZ, (1865-19-47)."

KETURKO, M., kapLtan 2 ranga
Navy missileman. Voen. znan. 41 no.2:16 F 165.
(141RA 18;3)

RAUSS, K.;KETYI, 1.
The rules of homologous and haterologous immunity In the S. flexuari
group. Acta physiol. hung. 3 no.2:415-424 1952. (CLKL 24;3)
1. Of tha 1natitute of Microbiology of Pecs University.

RLUSS, X.;Krff 1, 1.
.-w"
The significance of antibacterial and antiendotoxic affect in dysentery
(Flexner) and typhoid immUnity. Acta physiol. hung. 3 no.3-4:619-627
1952. (CLKL 24:5)
1. Of the Institute of Microbiology of Pecs University.

RAUSS, I.; KETTI. L.
Coqwative studies on the toxicity and protective values of 5,
flaxnarl and of its Isolated somatic antigen. Acta microb. hung.
1 no.1-3:71-84 1954-
1. Institute of Klaroblolog7, Medical University, Pecs; received
July 23 1953.
MI IGAIJA
paradysenteriae, extracts, tox. & protective value)

RAUSS, K.'; KXTYI' I.
1--l'...' -
Immunity in subjects recovered from dysentery. Acta microb. hung.
2 no.4:401-407 1955.
1. Institute of Microbiology, University Medical School, Pecs.
(DYSENTERY, experimental,
immun., duration after recovery)
V@

RAUSS, Karoly, dr.,; KSTYL, Ivan, dr.
Results of dysenter7 vaccination. Orv. hetil. 97 no.6:141-145
5 Fab 56.
1. A Pecal, OrvostudmiLnyi luetem Kikrobiologiai Intezetenek
(igazgato: Rauss Khroly dr. egyat. tanar) kozl.
(DYSSYMi, BACILLARY, prev. & control
vaco., results (Hun))
(VAGGINI AND VAOCINATION
dysentery, bacillary. vacc. results (Hun))
wi

KWYI, 1.
-1. 'I I
Intrricutaneous administration of dysentery vaccine. Acts, micr6b. hung.
5 no.3:271-277 1958*
1. Institute of Microbiology$ University Medical School, Pace.
(DYSENTERY. BACILIART. Imminol.
vaccine, immmogenic value of intracutansous admin. in
human volunteers & exper. animals)

RAUSS, Faroly, Dr.; JOO, istvnn. Dr.; MY1, Ivnn, Dr.; RETHT, Injon, Dr.
Preparattion And testing of the combined typhus-dysentery-tetanus
vnc(-ine And obnervntions on its immunogenic effects. Orv. hatil. 99
no.33:1121-1126 17 Aug A
1. A Pecsi Orvostudomanyi Xyetem Mikrobiologiai Intesetensk (ignsgato:
Rams 'Khroly dr. epyet. tanar) en a Hawn Oltonnyagtermelo es Kutato
Intezet. Budnpest (igazgato: Veres Gabor dr.) kozlemenye.
(I)YUNTICRT, BACIUARY, immunol.
dysentery-tetanus-tyDhoid vaccine prep., testing & immunogenic
value (Hun))
VTANUS, immanol.
(T,
tetanus-dysentery-typhoid vaccine prep., testing & 5-m-1nogenio
value (Han))
(TYPHOID MUIR, immunol.
Pyphoid-dyaeatery-tetanus vaccine prep., testing & immunogenic
,ralue (Hun))
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RITHT, L. ItAUSS, K. KETTI, I.; HAROCZI, J,
Studies on the Immune effect of Shigella and tetanus antigens
combined with "Booster" antigens. Acta microb.himg. 6 no.2:
93-101 '59.
1. Anatoxin Department, Research Institute xHumae for Vaccine
Production, Budapest and Institute of Microbiology, Medical
University, Pace.
(DYSIMMY B&CILLILRT imnunol.)
Mwius immunol.)
(ANTIGENS)

RAUSS, K.; BARASZ, Z.; KETTI
Immunological investigation of patients suffering from chronic
dysentery and of chronic carriers. J.hyg.epidem.,Praha 4 no.2:
142-150 16o.
1. Institute of Microbiology, U-4-versity Medical School, Peas.
(DMBTERY BACIILIART immunol)

HAUSS, K,; KETYI, Lj VERTENYI, Adele; VOROS# S.
Studies on the nature of phase 'variation of,Sh. Sonnei. Acts.
microb. hung. 4 no.ls53-63 161.
1. Institute of Microbiologyo University Medical School, Pdcs.
(SHIGELIA culture)

RAUSS, K. ; !@TYI-j-I!.---.
Lmmogenic significance of Vi and 0 antigens of S. typhi in mouse-
protecting test. Acta microbiol. Hung. 9 no.2:197-208 162.
1. Institute of Microbiology (Director: K. Rauss), University Moaical
School, Peas.
(ANTIGENS) (SAIYODIELLA TYPEOSA)

HUNGARY
K:--,iYI I and 2ARNA, K.. of the Tnstitute of Mcrobiology (Director:
jl--:t@,-@
K. RAUSS), and First Department of Xedicino (Director: L BA@!A), of the
University Yedical School, Peas (Original versions not given].
J,,@ffect of Antibiotics on the Aerobic Intestinal Flora of Adults"
Budapest Acta Microbiologica Academiae ScientiariLm Hungaricao, Vol 9,
No 4, 19W63; pp 3 7-326.
Abstract [Authors' English summary]; (1) The aerobic intestinal flora
of 60 pa ients has been analyzed quantitatively. Mainly as a result of
erythromycin therapy, in 22 patients reduced coli counts were observed,
which showed a rapid and spontaneous tendency for normalization. The
decrease in coli count was influenced exclusively by the antibiotic sen-
sitivity of the strain. (2) Other Vembers of the aerobic flora often
overgrow when chloramphenicol. oxytetracycline and especially ery-thro-
mycin were administered. No association was shown between the dosage of
these drugs and the coll. count. (3) Benign enteric complications were
observed only in 3 patients, of whom 2 received erythromycin. The enteric
1/2
Eudapest, Acta ldcrobiologica Academiae Soientlarum Hungaricae, Vol 9,
No 4, 19627@T. pp 317-)28 [Continuod)s
complications were explained neither by the reduction in coll count,
nor by the presence or predominance of other members of the aerobic
flora. (4) The mechanism of the normalization of the coli flora and the
etiologic possibilities of enteric complications have been discussed.
C22 references. of which n Western]. [Article in English].
2/2

KETY19 I.; BARNA, K.
Studies an the human intebtinal flora. 11. Alterations in th@
intestinal Mrs, of patients treated with antibiotics. Acta
microbiol. acad. Hei. 11ung. 11 no.3-0215-224 164/65
1. Inst-itute ,@-f Microbiology (Director6 K. Rauss) and First
Department of Medicine (DIrectori, 1. Barta) University
Medical School, Pecs.

KETYI, 1.
Implantation antgonism between E.coli and non-pathogenic or
facultatively pathogenic enterio bacteria, licta microblol.
ace.d. sci. fh3ng. 11 no.3t225-236 164/65
1. InstiLute of Microbiology (Director: F. Rauss), UnIverafty
Medical School, Pecs.

L 15914-66 T JK
ACC NRt AP6008379 SOURCE
CODEs IIU/0028164/on/003/0225/0236., e,
AUTHORs K (Peas)
Le@, Ivan
ORG: InAt6=112 .of Hic 03 SE, Medical University of Pecs (Peosi Orvostudourqi
Egyetem, YdIcrobiologiad Inteset)
TITLEI Implantation antagonism between E@ co and non-pathogardo or famdta-
tively pathogenic enterio bacteria
SOURCE: Academia scientiarun hwigaricas, Act& ricrobiologica. Ye 11, no* 3.
1964. 225-236
TOPIC TAGSt mouse, bacteria, bacteriology-, digestive system
ARSTRAM No implantation antagonism was found between the genera E s c
oll. on one
hand and KlebsieLla or the tribe Proteas an the other hand; none were found either
within Klebadella or the Protoas; The antagonism observed between Ee coll ad
Klebsiella, and within Klebsialls., differs in character from splantation- ant@. @W.
@Wben.-given orally to mice, Paeudomonas and Staphylococcu's could be implanted
ineither in the presence nor in the absence of normal flora. Neither implanta-:
,tion or the other kind of antagonism. nor,definite association Yas found

L 15914-66
FACC NRS "AP6008379
-'@between E. coli and normal, ste'ady members of the intestinal flo
ra. As to
nebsiella and Proteuss the lack Of implantation antagonism, the limited
degree of excretion Q the observation that the latter can be eliminated It
bechanicailly from the intestines.indloate that there is no definite relation.@
!shiP between these organisms and the.,intestinal mucosa This led to the con-
elusion that the tribe Proteae and the. genus Klebsie& are accidental ' I.
Ji .
bers -of the inostinal florao,, chrl
g6,I,6te, hag7
12- +Abled. 41407
so CODE, 06 Sm UTI I Wpr" MId Rat 001 OTH Wt 018
:JW
;;L-Cfzd im
A
gavr., po-ITIVC ru5ultu`-@@
strains with acridin,@ or, fi., I
treatment of 04 sfer was in a dcmon5trablr,
per cent of the ca5CS. The succe3a or failure of tran
relationship with the antigenic dtructure. 3egregation Wa3 @-.xhibitcd by the
majority of R-factors in both transfer and drug resistanec elimination ex-
periments. The trend and frequency of segregation wa3 different in the
elimination and transfer experiments and also differed in the s ontaneous
loss of the R-factor. 2 Eastern European, 14 Western references. FMI)anuscript
received 4 May 65.1
HLJTIII@% RY
R:%USS, Karoly, YrTy-j,, Iviin;,, Ivdical University of ppcq, In.-3tituto of Micro-
biology (director: I R.AUSS,IK.) (Pecsi Orvo5tudomnyi Eryetem, 111krobiologiat
Intezet).
"Imnunologica'.L Studies of Shigellosis by the Mouse Model TP-chniqui, II. Anti-
infr!ctivo- Immunity of Passively lrtmuniz@d 111re."
Budapest, Acta Microbiologica Acadrmiae Scientiarum Hungaricne Vol yJI
No 4, 1965/66, rages 387-393.
Abstract-. [English article, authors' Englisli simmlry Symptom-frei;
shigella excretion can be prevented by subcutaneous 01- oral passiv, immuniza-
tion of mice with serum or copro-antibodies. The humoral factor of irununiLy
is decisive in the immune mechanism of mouse shigellosis. Sertm and copro-
antibodies are equivalent in their protective effect. With the exception of
their localization, there is no qualitative difference between the two kinds
of antibody. The greatest effect was obtained with oral pas3ive immunization;
the importance of high antibody concentrations in the intostine for thti im-
munity 1i; obvious from tile pathomechanism of shigellosis, 1 lluiigarlan, 3
Western references. [Manuscript received 31 Aug 65.]

STANESCU, Gratiela; RADULESGU, Olga; KEUL, Mariana
Infrared spooLrophotomoLrio mothods for the analysis of some
organophosphoric insecticides. Rev chimie Min petr 15 no.7:
416-419 11 164

KATOSVARI, Kalman; PF;' BAROCZY, Gyorgyj CSEKE, Lajos;
ARATO, dezal HORVATH, Jozsef; SEBESTYEN, Endre; BERES, Gyorgy;
DMCS,. Gyorgy
Remarks about Agoston Vecsoysis leeture entitled "Produetion
development:trends in the Hungarian heavy-current cable and
electric line manufacture; cooperation with the Council for
Mutual Economic ABsistance countries** Villamossag 8 no.2-3:
82-86 F-Hr 160,
1. Koho- es Gepipari Miniazterium Krooaramu Berendezesi
Igazgatosag iparagi famernoke (for Kapoevari)o 2& Villamosgep-
so Kablegyar ooztalyvezetoje (for Keuler), 3, Villamosipari
Nutato Intezet tudomanyos munkatarBa (for Kardos)o 4* EM
Szereloipari Tervezo Vallalat- wVillamossag* szerkeazto
bizotteagi tagja (for Banocz@@. 5. Magyar Blektrotechnikai
Ellenorzo Intezet (for Cseke . 6. Transelektrot Kulkereskedelmi
Minis'Zterium (for Arato). 7. Koho- es Gepipari KinLszterium
Tervezoi. Irodai (for Horvath),, 8, Vogyi=veket Terveso
Vallalat (for Sebeetyan)o 9& Kabel- es Sodronykoteigyar (for
Beres).

13 16- 6 two t n SO a W16(c) blaw
CODE:- GE/0063/65/338/01-/W*,/0099
AUTHOR: Meyer, Ko; Keutelp, M.
ORG: Institute for Physical Chemistry, Germ-in Academy of Sciences, Berlin-Adlerehof
fur Physikalische Chetale der lk!utschen Akademie tier Wissenschiften)
TITIZ: Chemical decoration of the gliffing linf-s In nickel crystals by sulfide
formation 2-7
SOURCE: Zeltschrift fur anorgantscb,@ mid Alvetr-lit- v. 31% no. 1-2v
1965o 90-99
TOPIC TAGSO. nickel, crystal lattice &4ormaf ton, hydropen sulfi+!, polycrystalp
annealing, - chemical- -reactiont- micruscupy, etched
crystal 14
ABSTRACT: Mechanical working of Ni
,crystals leads to surface deformations be6g typical for cubic surface
@centered lattices. By interaction with hydrogen sulfide, resulting in
the formation of nickel sulfidep a chemical decoration of the gliding
lines is possible which allows, by normal and electron microscopic tech-
niques, to study the mechanically activated surface areas of single and
.polycrystalline nickel. Annealing after the mechanical working results
first in a decrease of the chemical activity and thent at sufficiently
high. temperatures, in a complete lose of activity and chemical decors-
Card-1/2-
2/21,
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Nunn s
ges of Soviet Zlactrophotogra;hy; . Scientific and Tschmlcal
Coaf: ace on @uesttana of Zlectrogra;hy
X.R. 7Lmogradov described some of the features of the
---*3* sod liquid -method e
case&- 3 of Lectrophoto@raphic do-
velopsazt. Tu.Ys. Karposhko devoted big re;ort to the
criterion of light sensitivity of tto elctrophoto,-raphic
Process. After the rt;Qrts, a discussion took ;!ace
Z the liGht so=sitivity of
:A methods of d4termiair,
l9ctrCpb*tcEFwhic layers. A.N. C--arrysh*v spoke on the
prospects of developing polygra@,=c process
Meu3ing
.19.trl-c and mae-etic forces. 0.7. @rozov a" nZ also
for I.!. Zhilevich A.Aazithly -,..; rdejoya. ;_Z.
Wit L EktiilkFtia ) ;*port.M the develop-
P&uzhs (speaking also for 1-'. Ztal*ri Ch, A.S. Boriso-
vich, S.=. Gal-vidike am:! reportel-
an the use of_Tnctrogra;@.hlc met-EMIs in recordica
and other recording Lastrumants.
-- ---- T.F. r
.juV:t*ako (speakina also for L.N,@4"M) spoke on
the possIbility of eItctrcpb=,Zr2;h-c*lIy recoraing
ijang a from sloctroo-boax tubes. L.S. &Uoll (s;aaking
al3oofor N.N. !1arkeneh, %I. EOZIQV3kaya@ B.I.
KalIns"kene. M.K. Nayn.ms. I.f_.7_'7I1r,%*1sVaft and
I.A. doscriptLom of labor@
r@
story @ caching, methods of [e-mail] photomosicon4uc.
tor papers (zinc oxide was used). I.A. ;ukhiy (spaikm,:
I
also for I.I. Zhilovic-1. 0.7. 3rQ=v Gardoy*v
j;boratcry
N.T. ?.-ov a=d T.N. (@.r) 1bV1 a
Ta, __ le.,r
and ILuat.-L&I machine for ;rcd@@IMC phot0s*=Aco@'actor
;opera. Zh1shkina (s;@%Xtce s@so for
r*ports,4 an a @'M.Od of exam-nAng oloctropho'@gra7r7c
"terimas using an a/c tr-Aev. Z.1. Ehot-novich
(s;*akI=Z also for A.I. 3.-4ens a d ens)
m
spoke or. dtwelo2ina =Ato.@.aa for ;c
and fercogalgimitography, zzlu.4.=L d*y*.*o;trs ;ivimg a
*r*vervel Image. B.I. 7-xhonov reyevel zat@.ols of
he electrosCIM"c petentiols of' electrephoto-
Nalah'Ll.,_
tr ... 1=4 -hit t.-.* alcillatla_- electrode
should =t be placed stove a layer with var7l=Z ;ot*n-
tial " this causes self-Ilac!.irce. Kzk@v3zis
(sp*akI=Z also for R..;.j=vcy, A 4@01irov aaad 06.
S. eh"fets) spoke on th* ;ractic; '-7_ .,
of ;ro@uclr4-, vel.
vetien, ;t;*rs In an electrostatic f.6,1, =1 shcood
a 4=1 produced by t@.* paper f3ctcry.
*a
T% . 5jZjrcvskiy then C%ve a hja.@rlcal r#vIev of t.-.o
*I*ct-o' tro!s --A at.-c-t he ;aid
Irvibute -a ZL& work of t@c Zcima-L.@Ic [e-mail] I=tltjt.
of Rloctrci:raphl In
ctlakoez LAshic.xt rQyv:"Z%
b",dL=Z :mstizut* g.re thou
23(4) 23 (5)
AUTHOR: Lyalikow.
TITLE: sovots-
Successes of Soviet El*ctropho-o,-raphy (Unckhl
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kay wlaktrcfotoZra@ij) A Scientific ArO Twc@=tc ICon-
ferance on, Zuestioms of Zlectrography (Naucb"o WhOl-
h -@rafll)
c esk^ya kon-rarentalia po voproaa2 *Ioktrc
PZRIODICIL: zhurnal nauchnoy I prik4adr.OY fatogratil. I ki=e=gtOLr&fIi- 1Z
1959. Val 4, Vr 2, pp 149-152 M;:-R)
LBZTR:.'.T- This is an account or a 0. tific and tec-1cal con-
forence on eloctrography. tts rirs-- to be !@*Id In the
-
Soviet Union and vldeml-y '_M the world. 1. was org=
Iz*4 in VI-ayus an roec*mber '16-19, 1958 t7 =0 Soviet
narodnoga khozywyetya Lltovskoy ZaR (Cou=11 for
National Econcay or the Li-;tuamlaz ZZR). ':he Gcsuds--3t-
venAyy cLsuchno-t9kh-1ch*skLy koaltet sovez's ain"trov
Litovskoy SZR (Ztate Scientific and Tech=11cal Committee
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The conference. att m4*1 by over 300 scien-Ifle war
Irman a, the Council
kers. was o cad by the Zeputy Cha
7 of the Lith-14Z Z-:3 ?.A.
for Xatiomnconan
,
Kultvats, after which -he director Of the :Mfititute
for raectrography, I.I.Zhilevich. reviews,1 the state
and prospects for development of slsczrog@zphy In the
UWM. He stated that research in this field should be
carried out along the following lines: A) a search
for ago photo-active zAterials with high dark r*sltaz@cs,
physical research into the internal pt@,otzoffvct;
b
0 development of photosealconductor layers; d) I*-
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ve lopmeat of the theory or the al*ctr phc%rir*;hiC
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process. E.'. L'alikov (
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a Semiconductor in layors, V.*--.
FrAdkin gave a report on Li.:ty &-msitive tectrorhoto
graphic layers and an qlectro;h@%-apyime zoevic*, &r.1
reviewed the formation ;rocess of -.:.* latezt alretro-
zo=aj t!.oor-y.
Ehotoj:ra;hic ina-s an ttA
t,ass cf th:
,
also describ*j the des 6@ or &z .1
j
for determining so=Aittrty ry -.n* relaxation ;or .I of
a charge on the gur.-A-t of too &Z.1 the 41rc4it
of an *I*ctro;ho-.*Crs;h_'c @,.pylrg I~v1c ICLIJ v
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;;ck* oft the
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on mothads of zeamzing the P-.totla. of ctart;od elactro-
phatoZraphic layarai the Ti-rati3r. ;Ick-up most-usea
was abcwzL in B.I. Tilchor.3c0a ra;-rr to be not always
accurate. S.G.3rS_&j&hin rtat-4 that the bad imfluence
of the oacillatLn,; alsitrod- Can t# eliminated if the
electrode probe above Its s-.r:a-e Is fixed and the ick-
up Is connected to it by a cab-'@. In the de-
bate an ro.L. Soalrovskly's repart It was sta-*l that
the research of AcadezIcI.-Is A.U. Terealn and Ye.K.
Putmkor,should be considered %s the basis of all work
onIsot @pbotographlc pz;ers -.tt ZoO, as they were
the first to show the pcs-zti,.t@y or optical denji-i-
sation of the internal ;Lctatz"ett In :nO.
vidis then gave a report vz the oopoalticg or charges
by a Corona disc!@arg*. ;..I. E-tz3kas and A.P.
a revievol no=. o! v!@* 77-_'@s of the use,
6lectrogra;kLic nothods In rolioCra;.1q. L.11. Ny'us1ko
(sp*aking also for I.I. ZhIlevich. A.Z. Flavins Tu.K.
Vlahchakas and Tu.A.Ubuts) repor-*4 on relaxation pro-
corn-es in sem1coal-SETEr lajors$ usima a Vibration oloctro-
motor. Tu.N.Vishakas gave a report on research an ooze
physical prop*rtioz of the polycry2tallize layers of
selejaLous ce,j-luz. 1:.F. I:jjjjjq7&vjcrjuz spoke on some
of the ;hotoolectric, pro-*r-l*s of Zb2S@ and SbSe3- the
&boo tion Imam of the latter is abou c,00 a g .
S.,.@rtport*d on zathods of b to, miz%&. elonium
light-sensitive layers. including sublimation and tk%*r-
8&1 trestaomt; it was also found that the sensitivity
of the layers increased after storage for 1.5 to 2 months
at room texperatur*. P.U. Podriazalkin (speaking also
for S.G.Grsalatto) spoke on research Into the else-
_'___trLc&I piBfe@ti*s of electrophotogrs;=c layers of
amorphous a
,:I:r.lu2 amd pew.4tred zimc oxide. NA.
UjUorov p &king also ror A.j. -a@jr@tiz) discussed
th* pr&luc-ioU of selenium layers *El' some or their
properties. Fln*lly the followici- reports on farro-
zognotography were 4oliver#14; I) KazzAcheyev.
'@Iectrodeposltlcz of Z%-nst`5--E_&r-I Alloys
H VaZ..etic Ch.%r3c-..-fit%c&' @) -.r .11atr4nov,
!V, ... iloz1altion of Vienetic Cscllli@ramj by ;he torro-
graphic @) !.? Pn-@inov, 'For-agrnpblc R*c@,rdlcg
of Facalwil* lmaeoe -_auis' B.
Y-B-. ' - - - N!Zju2o. '_o@k _;.rL=ezts
1: rom-rr:;s@;e Tirronaezatr r-.rt..%e% -here was
also an omh1bition showine t-o -zra, if the Ll*ctro-
eraphic I"Uzuto. rho =@st imp:rrazt conclusion of
the coaforw=* was th@t A 6-1141 s;prcaeb bad boom mado
tocttA Po;aibility of old* .30 .1: t_0
of ale trogr4 Ly. It was considcred t.'.At AlthOU.A v@rk
to thda field ocb--" sUu--d Caly to 1955-5,6 it has, cc,vrad - m" ge@@
" the U" Is 10 years. ahile &!=It-1r_,; V!Mt It was
cositr to rtproduco results &'re&Ay act-Iovell than to be
the first to arrive at them, Me Confer*,-Cc obserVel
that the Azericans t@ok good care -,h3t no '=;ortk4t
information &;pearol In 'Le Itterat-_-* avalatle.
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S/0114/62/000/009/007/069
AC60/000
AUTHOR: Kevanshvili, G.
TITLE: Proof of*a variant of the solution of a nonlinear differential
equation
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy,zhumal, Matematika, no. 9; 1962, 25, abstract 9B131
("Tr. Tbikask. un-ta", 196o, b. 86, 125 - 132; Georgian; summary
in RussiaA)
T;EXT: The equivalence is demonstrated of the system of equations
+ 2) u (u * A
U A
+ 2 p. Ir (u, u,
to the second-order equation *; 4- t.L. f(x, @) +j. 0 (2)
where u, 4' are related to the quantity x by the equation
x - u (t) Cos (t) dt
P 4 1 and, furthermorej
'bard 112
Proof of a variant of the solution of .... S/044/62/ooo/009/007/069
A06o/Aooo
2n
(u, @, Y ) . .1
-@ f (u Cos OL COB Ok - u 1@ sin OL ) Cos oLd
0
2ft
(u, @, @ ) - 1
jr f (u 006 OL Cos CL
u Ot sin oL) sill oLdcX (3)
0
where @L dt. The problem reducee to the proof of the equivalence of
the complete system of equations and the so-called "truncated" one.
Yu.A. Mitropollskiy
KAbstracter's note: COmPletO translation]
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UVANTSIlk"; 1A C, Mi. KVA VPD'7T,, 1) KK.;,.I! p, 7
Diffraction of a plane electromagnetic wave on a lattice
connisting, of rectanguhtr plates. Radiotakii. i elaktron.
11 no.1:136-139 Ja 166. (MM 19:1)
1. Tbilisskiy gos,Adarstvenrtyy universitet. Submitted MLu-ch 8,
1965.

ZH'GENTI, T.G-l UVANISHVILI, G.Sh.
AnFtly3is of the performwice of A nell'-oncilIntor operating on a
turinol diode at various temperntures. Soob. AN (.ruz. SJSR 37 nc.31
543-@49 Mr 161). (MIRA 18-5)
1, 'rt)ll'Lgskly gosudarstvannyy universitet., Submitted Septemb-cr 10)

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KEVANISHVILI, G.Sh.
Concerning the theory of self-oscillations. Radiotekhnika
16 no.4:70-71 Ap 161. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Deystvitelinyy chlen Nauchno-tekhnichookogo obhschestva
radiotekliniki i elektrobvyazi im. A.S. Popova.
(Oscillations)

KVAVADZEI D.K.; KEVANISffVILI, G.Sh.
Diffraction of electromagnetic waves by a grid. Soob. All Gruz. SSR
30 no.4:423-430 Ap 163. (MIRA 17:9)
1. lbilisskly gosudarstvennyy univer-sitet. Predstavleno akademikom
V.I. Mao-asakhlisovym.
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Kevanishvili, G,Sh ; Kvavadze, D.K.
9V
Tbilisi State UniversLty (Thilieskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet)
TITLE: Diffraction of plane waves by a double grating of thin bands
SOURCE: Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy fiziki, v. 35, no. 10, 1965, 1799-1805
2) 1 Ej q , @;' ;,-
TOPIC TAGS: elect. agnetic wave diffraction, diffraction grating, microwave
ABSTRACT: The reflection and diffracticn of plane electromagnetic waves by a double
plane grating in calculated In the physical optics approximation. The grating co.n-
sists of two parallel infinite plane systems of equally spaced conducting bands so
disposed that the bands of one system are directly opposite the gaps between the
bands of the other system. The ircident waves are assmed to be polarized with the
electric vector parallel to the conducting bands but they may be obliquely incident
on the grating. The physical optics approximation employed in the calculations re-
quires that the open space between two successive conducting bands be wider than the
wavelength divided by 2 n. Formulas are derived for the reflection coefficient of
the specular ray and the intensities of the diffracted rays. When the incidence is
normal and the separation between the two band systems is a quarter wavelength the
reflection coefficient vanishes. The reflection coefficient is presented graphically
1/2 UDC:.538.566
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as a function of the grating spacing and as a function of the separation between the
two plane band systems for two values of the ratio of the width of a band to the Sep-
aration between the bands. The formula obtained for the normal incidence transmis-
sion of a single plane grating by substituting zero for the separation between the tw
plane band systems in the equation derived here was compared with the results of more
rigorous calculations by V,V.Ualin (Radiotekhnika I elektronika, V111, No. 2, 1963)
and with experimental data obtained with 3.2 cm microwaves and a number of differpnt
copper gratings. Good agreement was obtained. The authors than T.H.Shavishvil&,;90
participated actively In setting up the experiments and performed the measurements.
Orig. art. has: 27 formulas and 5 figures.
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KEYANISUILI, G.T.
Concentrations of A spectral-type stars. Astron.tair. no.202:
10-12 Jn 159. (MR& 13:4)
1. Kafedra. astronomii Thilieskogo gosudar6tvannogn univeraiteta
im. I.Y.Stalina.
(Stars--Distribution)
R-`

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GruzSSR/Human and Animal Mo.rphology - Gigeative System 0-3
Abs Jour Referat Zhur - Biologii, No 16, 1957, 70329
Author Kevanishvil-i
Title Problem RMructurc of the Intrchematic Mvision of
the Bile Ducts.
Orig Pub Biul. N.I. In-ta malarii i med. parasitol. GruzSSR,
1956, No 1, 67-73
Abstract Location, branching and magnitude of the hepatic duct
(HD) was studied after filling it with latex. HD forms
in front of the place of formation of the portal vein,
and the following course of HD Is placed right and interi-
or to its min stem. RD has a diameter of ) 0.4-0.6cm
and the length of 1,2-3-8cm. HD arises from the juncture
of the right und left or d6scending and horizontal or
three almost-equal-in-nize branches. Each one of these
in its turn, is formed by smaller ducts originating in
different parts of the liver. The author dintinguiches
Card 1/2 - 61 -
VSSR Humn and Animal MorpholOgY (Norml ani Pathological) S
Digestive SYstem'
Xv3 JoUr Rcf Zhur - Bl.logiya, No 9, 1958, No. 40727
Author KeVanishv;ji
L_@'
Inst i 14Fjdica rosition of the Livcr
Title VariatiO.-IS of theyorm, and
in the NLv'oorn
Crig Pub Tr, Kpfedr.7 OPO'fativn' JIhirurgii i topogr. anatomii-
Thilisak. zed. in-t) 19@6, 1, 79-88
Abstract It Vas demonstrated with the application of "riational
20 cadavers of neonates that the ratio
statistics on 1a of the 1-ight and left lobes of the liver
of the thickneS and their length
(L) fluctuates between I to 2 : 1,
from to 2 : 1,2, For each of these variants a
of the square and caudate lobes as well
particular form in 65% of cases
as of the fissures was characteristic-
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The revivification by Means of cakhm chloride at the heart poisoned with chl"o-
fonL MA.XXVIIINANDL.G.Taortunv. Zbm;,.,xipd. Bt,4, Mod.
j encl. rrst'llres quickly tile activity t)f tile "tirtl fri,g heart shich has lwtn -t(qq,(d
[IV nwam III C110'. CAC4 is a phi'li'l lintallic a hich ilwtv *,C4 flit! brart crofifirse
'
l, fill- lwR 11,41t 1, 1-4-114i
Vk4i, Afirt pirfinituaty trvillnicrit %ith ON 414111% Cak
firr 10 file IfiduejItLe.4 CIIC6 It I-linvill"I fill
CdUll titight al- ptuvt a umful licucirJure tu dimin0i the wimiti,ittv *A ihe himit
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- P/-'v
4Wik"P Pr ,of N.A.
to"aiqlne - .31004 Plafta Transfusions Doe
@ Medicibe - IntestInal Diseases
60/49lb2
Mood Plasma Transfuslone in Clinics for Intestinal
DOSABeelp Prof N.A. Kardin, P. V. sakovich, State
2herapeutio Clinic, LIvov Had Inst, lp,
"Bov Ned" No.12
.IU clinics, plasm is considered better than whole
blibbd for intestinal diseases, in cases of coagu-
lated blood, In bjypoprotsinemic edema, and in
asthenia due to mild Inflammation of the lungs or
other organs. Both my be used In treating hemor-
rhages. Whole blood In preferable in anemia.
6OA9T62
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F@NUSU/UedlcLne - Blood, O.Vgen Sep 48
_Z-
I Medicine - Heart, Function Testa
-9 "Direct Determination of the Oxyhemoglobin Reduction
rL Speed In the Blood Vessels as a Nev Method of
Fanct"onal Diagnosis of the Heart," Prof N. A. Kovdin
Ron @Irker of Sci, S. Romanishina, Hoop Therapeutics
Clinic, LIvor Med Inst, 3 3/4 PP
*X11a Med" Vol XXVI, No 9
When speed of oxyhemoglobin reduction Is determined
by Samuels' method for patients vith first-degree
heart decompensation, reduction accelerates after
phynical exertion of medium intensity In contrast to
healthy persons. 2ijAis due mainly to entry of Incom-
4w 31/49TI7
USn/Medlcine - Blood., Oxygen (Contd) Sep 48'
pletel,v oxidized metabolic products (lactic' aoid,
ate.) Into the blood. In cases Of GOCDaO-- WA
-third-degree decompensatioa, both deceleration
and acceleration are obser7ed. This may be due
to tissue edema hindering free entry of incom-
pletely oxidized metabolism products into bloody
or to a lovered CC pressure In blobd during In-
creased excitabili?y of respiratory center. Do-
termination of time of oxyhemoglobin reduction
after each physical exertions as sitting dovn 10
times or descending and ascending 15 stairs can
be used as functional.test to determine first-
Test-requires
degree decompensation of heart..
farther 107estigfttion.
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LE79 I. V., SAKOVICIll P. V., KFVDINs 'N. A.
Gastric and pancreatio Wl@et Ions In acute parencymabous hepatitis
and cholneystitis, Klin. ned., Yaskva 28-62 Juno 50. P. 89
L, Of the Houpital Therapeutic Clinic (Head-Prof. N. A., Kevdin)p
L'vav Modical Institutes Llvov,
CUM 19, 5, Nov., 19,50

n,UIN, N. A. ZMARCHUK, V. N.
Rectal novocain therapy of hypertension. Klin. nod.. Hoskma.
10 no.4:82 Apr. 1952, (CLML 22:2)
1. Honored Worker in Science, Professor for Kovdin. 2. Of the
Clinic of Faculty Therapy (Head Prof. 11. A. Kevdin). LIvoy
74adical Institute.

KVDIN, N.A., professor, sasluzhann" deyatell nauki; ZUBOVA, R.F.;ZAIHAR 'V.H.
Drug-induced sleep therapy of hypertension. Klin.med. 32 no.9:62-70
5 154. (MIA& 7:12)
1. Is kafedry fakul'tatGkoy terapii (zav. prof. N.A.Kevdin) Llvovskogo
meditainakogo instituta.
(HTMTJNSION, therapy,
sleep)
(SLEIP, therapeutic use,
hypertension)

KAVDIN, H.A.j Drof., zasluzhennyy doyetell nauki [deceased]; ANMTJV, V.I.
(T,T@v)
Rectal administration of large novoceina doses in the treatment
of hypertension. Klin .wed. 351i.e.341 no,1 Sunplement:7 Js '57.
(HIRL 11:2)
1. Iz kafeiry fakulOtetakoy teripii (zav. - prof. N.A.Kovdin
[deceased]) Livovskogo meditainakogo institute (dir. - prof.
L.H.Kuzmanko)
(110VOCA i1m) (RECTUM, WNUTION BY) (HYMMISION)

KEVDIN, F. , polkavnik
The period of candidacY PrePareD for membership in the party.
Koma.Vooruah.Bil 2 no.15t24-29 Ag"62. (MIU 15:7)
(Coumnist Party of the Soviet Union-Membership)
(Russia-Army-Pblitical Activity)

KEVDINY P., polkovnik
A communist must be an example of honesty, truthfiilness and modesty.
Komm. Vooruzh. Sil 4 no.1402-39 J1 164. (MIRA 17:9)

KEVE, A.
The subspecies of the Dunlin In Hurgery. In English. p. 463.
( Magyar flemzeti Muzeum Termettiftmanyi Muzeum Evkonyve, Vol. 7s 1956,
Budapest. Hungary)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accesgions (EEAL) W. Vol. 6, noe 99 Septe
1957. Unclo

JAKAB, Andras; SCIIAFL11, LaJos; TAPFER, Dezso, dr.; RADETZKY, Jeno;
PATKAI, Imre, dr.; BABAY, Karoly; SOLYMOSSY, Laszlo, dr.;
GYORY, Jeno; FFKM, KaroJv; FERVIC7, WkIom; 6FTEDY, Cyorgy;
SZE11C.RF., lasz1ol SAGIIY, Antal, dr.; CSABA, Jozsef;
dr.; AGARDI, Ede; KOFFAN, Karoly; SCHMIDT, Fgon
Data on the avifauna or Dunantul. Aquila 69/70:26(@-266 1612-10
[Publ. 164).
77,
:7-7777

KEVE, Andras
To the memor7 of Miklos Vasvari.9 Jakab Vonoczky-Schenk and Henrik
Doming. A-Uattani kozl 48 no.IA:@L-9 161.
1. Madartani Intezet, Budapest.

KEVE, Andras
In comemoration of Titus Coorgey and Gyorg@y Breuer. Allattani
kozl 50 no.144:1-5 63.
1, Madartani Intozeto Budapest,
M-0
F
-0.

BMTZK, P.; KM , Ael 14ARIANp M.
Periodic changes in the population of the reed bunting in
Hungary. Acta tool Hung 8 no-3A:251-4271 062.
2. Ungarisches Omithologiabhoa Institut (Leiter: Dr*A, Vertse)s
und Foreno Mora Museum, Szeged (Direktor: A. Balint),
-77

Andras. dr.
Economic significance of birds of prey. Elovilag 8 no-5310-15
S-0 163.

KEVE Andras, dr.
flow can birds find direction? Elovilag 7 no.4:36-39 JI-Ag
162.

KE Andr4p,,jor.
Janos Petenyi Salamon, pioneer of 11migarian ornithology.
Elovilag 6 no.2144-46 Rr-Ap 161.

KEVE. And ras. cir.
d6logy. Elovilag 7 no.1:1-1-25 Ja-F lb",
1 7

LENGUM, Zoltan, dr. POLGAR, Ehare,, dr.; KEMIAZly Ferenc, dr.
Alveolar pulmonary microlithiasi.!Y. Orv. hetil. 105 noo4z
1896-1898 4 0'(4
1. Fovorosi Bajcs7-Uilins2ky Korhav, Rontgenosztaly2 I.
Beloazitaly es M. Balosztaly.
M
Rr

pdWag"Ohid &-ormlaWar. of tho r1ba-
am thfatufam e(milelflo of too& L. KzVeff
awl @ -aw
W Kin -t , X Sirack ((ad. Hoc in U
Ul.t l"'C:WllR anis Raflig., lludsr@st. Hungary).
Atla Cl'ilm. Jead. Sri. 111mg.. 195", a ta--4). Sts
iq extr4c(M In 0-1 IV IICJ And
!ny IX'Und ViIAIMO 11 lllhCT;%tCd With takA-dlwava.
FVC Vuriti'l(am. the Itty"(1tvillo is id-Flio'l ml
fulig tl callh .1, tjvjte,,j willi I(Cl. and eluteiJ with
tiot RA) 1w, ctio %@vtorm. 'Re vxtrazt t% c1mifted
with ballir. 111) acolatel, lbe opLe,mloatmn is
carrll@j Out in a 11111YIP114tc buffer of pli 1-6, Lai
beiq -4.77 V (mmulrd agx!rlt @- S.C.E.).
Th4mine LS V%tractr'i in an afC.1whi; Itcl &(An.,
%@d any I@ound vitAmin it ht@,ruvxi w-th taka-
diastile. For parillcation, tho thLintioe it adu)rl.,ed
'@n ChAftklaj adiVAted fly jtOAj)% &n(I KCI. Alld
elated witI4 %) 2 N IICI followed by 25 jiv, -vnt.
Othanal. Although the i, qumil.. tmly
90 pcr cent, of Me vitamin may 1@ 4 lutcd, so that a
rottrolo.) f,vtUr for oadll batch (it Aamabent mw't
lie evaluated. The delerm-Mion t3 catried out in
an acetate buffer of fill 6-2), E ,I@ ng - 116 v
lio, I 'r2- t@t.-n
lwallct of stam4Urd riliod,ivuw amd
thiamine win are !- 2-3 arid 5 per cmr., rvsp!i.
tlvtly. J. If W.m@
RIM",

Spanyar,
Polaroj,-raphi.c determInation of nitriten an(3 nJtrit,!,3 in 11,1.e rm@qo@nce of' each
other. In G---man. P. 321.
(Ar:'iA MMIICA. Vol. 11, no. 31):, 1957, 'langary)
SO: T'onthly L;.st of Enst Rirope;rm Acr!@ssions (,@@"AL) J,G. loi. 6. no. 12, 1@1157.

KEVEI, F.; SPAITYAR, P.; KISZEL, M.
A method for the separation 2n@ polarographic date rmina tion of substance
of biological 2CtiVity present In foods In minute concentrations. In 6erman.
P. 295. (Acta Chimica, Vol. 9, No. 1/4, ln1r6, Budapest, Hungary)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAL) LC, Vol. 6, No. 8, Aug 1957. Uncl.

NOVAK, R.K.; KKV91, F.; OLAH, B.; ZSCLT, J.
011goaaccharlde decomposition by procandida stellatoidem
(Jones at Martin) Novak at Zoolt. Acta Mol. acad. sci. ffimg.
16 no.2sl37-240 165.
1. Dep;krtment of Mycology, State
(Headt T. Bakacs) and Institute
Attila University, Szeged (Head:
October 15, 1964-
Institute of Hygiene, Budapest
of Plant Physiology, Jossef
1. Ssalay). Stbmitted

SOURCE CODE: III _biil
ACC NR, AP6020277 F/C _jIC316ii_16616i6910@ 7-
AUTHOR: Novak$ Ervin K. (Budapest); Kevei Ferenc (Szeged),, Olah, Bela (Szeged); -1@4111
Zsolt, Janos (Szeged)
ORG: Institute of Plant Physiology/directed by I. Szalai/, Jozsef Attila:University,!
Szeged (Novenyelettani intezat, Jozsef Attila tudomanyegyetem); [Nov`a'k1'S`tate
Institute of Hygiene/directed by T. Bakacs/, Budapest (Allami kozegeszegugy-i intezet)1.
TITLE: Investigation of oligosaccharide decomposition by Candida brumptii (Langeron
et Guerra), Langeron et Guerra and Procandida grubyi Novak et Vitz
SOURCE: Academia scientiarum hungaricae. Acta microbiologica, v. 12, no. 3, 1965,
269-273
TOPIC TAGS: enzyme, yeaatplanL inctabolismt carbohydrate
ABSTRACT: It has been demonstrated that Candida brumptii and Procandida grub I
Y1
decompose sucroso and maltose by means of intracellular enzymes. Me maltose-
splitting anzyr)e of both species and the sucro3o-splitting enzy@m of P. grubyi arc
identical to enzymes found in other yeasts. The sucrose-splitting enzyme of C.
brumptii represents a new) acetone-resistant type. Neither of the two species
produced invertase. The difference between the sugar assimilation and sugar
fermentation spectra of the organisms examined Is due to a difference in their
sugar transportation systems. Orig. art. has: ?d figures. (Orig. art. in Eng.]
[JPRS1
SUB CODE., /06 SUBN DATES 23May65 ORIG REF11 010 OTH REF: 003

NOVAK, E.K.; OLAII, B.; ZSOLT, J.
Investigations into the oligosaccharide decomposition by
Candids. brumptil (langeron et Guerra) Langeron et Guerra
and Procandide. grubyi Novak et Vitez. Acta microbi-ol. acad.
sci. Hung. 12 no-3:269-273 165.
1. State Institute of Hygiene (Director: T. Bakacs), Budapest
and Institute of Plant Physiology (Director: I. Szalai), Attila
Jozeef University, Szeged. Submitted May 23, 1965.

YEEVET, J.
Key-ejI,_j,; Pichler, E.
'Histological Examination of Starch Grains in Garlen an,] Finld Peas During the Period
of Ripening." p. 97 (LIemlyn Vol, 6 no. 3 Mar, 1052, Budapest)
SO: Monthlyj@tst (If Eait European Acgessions. Vol 3 No 6 Library of Congress, Jun 1954, Uncl.1

KEVEII J.
"Changes in the structure of plant tissue in the course of operations in food preservation."
p. ?6,
4'Editorial plan of Elelmezesi Irar for 1954." P. 32.
Elernezesi Ipar, Eudapest, Vol. 8, No. 11, Feb. 1954,
SO: Eastern European Accessions list, Vol. 3, ';o. 11, 11ov. 1954, L.G.

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1954. thsty. No. ro'!ds) -Fritit ).- . -t-t-i
with etticr a", tile sum of &!(lehydes plu@
debidracetic aczJ J1 is (tCteTn)IRCIj by trCatln@ the
,,xtr4ct wttlk corc 1011 mAxt and rncitsartng tl,r
colum furmcd with &4licyl2t4cf,ple in a Pulfr"
phowtu"ej Ilia nnlour due to the aJdcbydc% is
thcn detemuntO an the distillate trum a &aL-ip!e M
neutralhiM juice, anti the arvivurit of I pvic@:it is
found by diffetrticr. The method rwTinitit !he
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De-termination of thia.-dne in foodstuffs.
',:Z-@'iI rikR. Budapest, Hungary.
p. --?0. Vol 9, no. 9, Oct. 1-955. U7@,@@
So: Eastern European Accassion. Vol 5, no. 4, April 1956

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HUNGARY/Physical Chemistry - Electrochemistry. B-1-2
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Xhimiya, No 7, 1958, 2o786
Author : FAl Spany@a, ianosne' Kevei, Jozefn; Kiszel-
Inst
Title On the Methods of Polaroorkphic Result Evaluation.
Orig Pub Lelm- 'pe-r, 1955, 9, No 11, 326-332.
Abstract A method of polarographic determination of concentration
by polarographing solutions with the addition of the same
substance in known concentrations was developed. It was
established that the best results were obtained, if the
added solutions had been also polarographed additionally.
The possibility of determiration. of very low substance
concentrations is shown.
Card V1
1UNZI, Janonne
MIGARY/Chemical Technology - Chemical Froducto and TIleir 1.28
Application. Food Industry
Abs Jour Referat zhur mumiya) wo 41 1957o 13833
Author Kevei Janoano Kiazel. iozoofneo Simek Farencne
i@@of Thiamine iii Food Products
Title te @e
Orig Pub Tiamin moghatarozaaa elolmiazerekben. Elelmo ipary 1955y
9,.No 12, 370-374 .(Hungnriaii; Russian and English su -
ries)
Abstract A sanple of the product (40-100 g) it; extracted for 90
rdnutes with a mixture of 50@100 a 800 alcohol and
10-40 mi 0*1 N HC1, To the extract are added 50 m3. of
a solution of takadiastase (0,25-1 g) in Na-acetate buf-
fer of pH 4.5j, and the Ldxture is maintained for 2 hours
at 40P. The extract is clarified 'with a solution contai-
ning 300 9 (%CCO)2.Fb ard 100 g FbO per 1 liter watery
excess lead is precipitated with a saturated solution of
Na2HP04, The thiamine of the extract is adsorbed on
Card 1/P- - 396 -

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KMI'_ J.-
Polarogra'phic determination of nitrite and nitrate content, in the presence of
technical development. p. 65.
ELUMEZESI IPAR. (Mezogazdasagi Ipari Todomanyos Epyesulet) Budapest.
Vol 10, no. 3, Mar 1956
SaJRCE: EEAL, Vol 5.. no. 7, JulY 1956

SPANYAR, Pal; KMI Janosne; BLAZOVICH, Marta; DEMEL, ErvInne; K"Z.
Vaszilijne
Requirements for preserving vitamin G in fruit juiceband
refreshing drinks. Konzerv paprika no.61l89-193 N-D 162.
1. Kozponti-BleWaxeripari Kutato Intezet.

2 ni no'

KEVEI, Janosne
-1 -------
Gas chromatographic analysis of aro,%atic compounds in fniits and
fnlit products. Elelm ipar 19 no.8/9:271-275 Ag-S 164.
1. Central Research Institilt-e- of Uf@, -F%,,cA Industry, Budapest.

CIUMBUNAKIA
K"Ise (for both)
Urwo 119 WmedJer 119"t vp $24-525
OC19114vUou ot ble" f9m vabbjuge
BARGPAKYAN, M.G., TROPIMOV, G.K., WZHAFOV, A.Tu., XASIMOV, A.A., UWARM, A.Ao
KEVF,LIYRV, T. ]Qi.
Geographic malnriologinal study in Azerbaijan as a basis for rational
nntimnlnrial measures during a rapid decrense in the incidence of
malaria. Report Wo.1 [witb aummnr7 in English]. mea.paraze I PFLrRZo
bol. 27 no.3!278-283 Xy-Je 158 (MIRA 11:7)
1. Is Institutn malynrii I meditainRkoy Dnrnzitologii Ministerstva
zdravookhraneniya AzarSSR (dir. instituta A.A. Kasimov),
(KALARIA. prevention and control
geographic survey as indic. for control in rnpid decrease
(Bus))

TSURAY, I*, prof., MARUKE, Ylorian, dots., REVER, George (Bukharest)
Treatment of arteritis by lumbae-s-;Y;mp7athecto;;"O,*Bsoc ated with
sclerotization of the adrenal medulla [with summary in ftlishl
Veet.khir. 81 no.9tll4-ll7 8158 (mm nill)
le Chlen-korrespandent AkAdemii Rumynakoy Narodnoy Respubliki.
(for Tsuray).
(ART3MITIS, therapy
lumbar sympathectomy with selerot12ation of adrenal
medulla by sodium salicylate inject. (Rus))
(SUMPATHECTOMY, in various diseases
lumbar in arteritis ther., with sclerotization of
adrenal medulla by sodium eallaylate inject. (Rua))
(AMNAL MEDULLA,
sclerotization by sodium salicylate inject. in ther.
of arteritis. with lumbar sympathectomy (Rua))
(SODIUM SALICYUTE, therapeutic use
arteritis ther. by sclerotization of adrenal
medulla with lumbar sympathectomy (Rua))
(SCUMOSIM SOLUTIONS, therapeutic use
sodium salicylAte selreotization of adrenal medulla
in arteritis ther., with lumbar sympathectomy (Rue))

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HUNGARY / Chemical Technology. Drugs. Vitamine. Anti- H
biotics.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 22, 1956, 74931.
Author Kever, Ylikesh.
'ITO
Inst :1
Title A Study of the Adsorption of Morphine on Porous
Ion Exchange Resins.
Orig Pub: Acta pharmac. hung., 1957, 27, No. 1-2, 29-40.
Abstract: Murphine and its accompanying alkaloids were ob-
tained in a good yield from an extract of poppy
seed pods by means of adsorption on granulated ion-
exchange resin (n-form). For industrial applica-
tion, the hydrochloric acid - alcohol el'ution me-
thod is most efficient. The de ee of the resin's
porosity must be t 50%. over 7@- of morphine was
adsorbed on the porous sulfonic resins (air-dried).
The method is recommended for the industrial pre-
paration of morphine from the extraction juice.
Card 1/1 6
KULIYEV, R-Sh.;-KEVERKOVA, I.S.; MUSAYEV, G.T.; AYRAPETOVA, E.K.
Production of transformar oil from a mixture of Baku paraffinic
Petroleum. Azarb.khim.zhure no.4:63-65 163. (MIRA 17:2)

ACCESSION NR: AP4018160 S/0191/64/000/003/0017/0019
AUTHOR: Medvedeva, P.A.; Gavurina, R.K.; Kevesh, A.A.; Voytovich, V.K.
TITLE: Cold curing of epoxy-polyester resin
@OURCE: Plasticheskiye massy*, no. 3, 1964, 17-19
TOPIC TAGS: epoxy polyester resin, curing,'hardening, curing agent,
inflammable fiberglas , self extinguishing.'fiberglass, Initiator,
accelerator, cold curing
ABSTRACT: The process of cold curing (at 18-22C) epoxy-polyester
resin (EPR) (a mixture of epoxy ED-5 or ED-6 resin, styrene, and
unsaturated polyester resins) was studied. The process is feasible
with 2 types of mixed three-component curing agents: (1) organic
peroxide + aromatic tertiary amine + organic dicarboxylic acid an-
hydride, or (2) organic hydroperoxide + organic salt of a variable
valence metal + organic dicarboxylic acid anhydride. By varying the
ratio of the initiator and accelerator components of the hardening
agent, the curing tXme can be varied from 2-3 hours or more to 8
minutes. Inflammable fiberglas samples were prepared using
1/2
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ACCE SION NR: AP4018160
.ASTT(b)S-8/3 glass cloth with an EPR (ED-5 + polyester made from
ethylene glycol, maleic, and phthalic anhydrides and adipic acid)
and benzoyl peroxide, dimethylaniline, and maleic or methyltetra-
.hydrophthalic anhydrides. Jieat treatment at 125C for 5 hours and
subsequently at 160C for 5 hours gave fiberglas with high mechanical;
strength, especially high static bending (4500-4800.kgs/cm2). Self-
extinguishing fiberglas samples'prepared similarly from chlorine-
containing polyesters also had fairly high mechanical strength
(static bending 3800-4400 kgf/cmL). "S. Ya. Lapteva participated
.in the experimental work."' Orig. art. has: 5 tables
'ASSOCIATION: None
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KMSH, L.D., insh.: KOTOV. B.I., inzh.: KOBRIN, T.H., inzh.
Converter steel produced by means of an o.Vgen blow. Het.
proizv. no.lt8-31 159- (MIR& 13:6)
1. Zavod "Krasw kotel'shchik."
(Bessemer p'rocess)
(Oxygeu-Industrial applications)
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Card 1/1 Put) 112 9/2L,
Author Kevesh, L. Ye.
Title X-ray diagnosis o' alveolar echinococcus in the lungs
Periodical Vest. Rent. i Rad@ 45-50, MaY/June 1954
Abstract Describes the clinical and roentgenological diagnosis of alveolar
echinococcus in the lungs found in three patients. The three
roentgenological stages of alvoolar echinococcus in the luligs are
the nuclear, pneumonic, and tumor-like. Two drawings. Three
Photographs (X-rays). Nine references.
Institution X-ray Department (Head - L. Ye. Ke-esh) Yakutsk Republic Hospital
(Head PIVsician - Honored PhyBician Yakutsk ASSR N. I. Kovalevskaya)
Submitted

13YRSH, L. Ye.
Diagnosis of congenital &treat& of the asophague. Vest.rent. i rail.
no.2:42-45 Mr-Ap 155. (KIRA 8: 5)
1. Is rentgenovskogo otdolenlya (sav. L.T@.Xeveah) Tokatskoy res-
publikanskoy bollnitsy (glavi" vrach-yakutakoy ASSR N.I.lovalev-
okay&).
(33OPHAGUS, abnormalities,
&treat&, x-ray diag.)
(ABNORMIT13S,
&treat& of esophagus, x-ray diag.)
-T.