SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LEBEDEVA, L.S. - LEBEDEVA, M.N.

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LEESDEVA, L.S.
Rare form of strangulation of the undescended testis in the
intiinal canal in cryptorchism. U.-ologiia V no-4:63-64 J-L-
AC 162. (MIRA 15911)
1. Iz fakulltetskoy khirargicheskoy kliniki (zav, - prof, BeDs
Dobychin) IVmtskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(TESTICLE-AEFORMITIES AVD DEFOaTITIFS)

TRAELEU, L. S. -
., FILIPPOVA, L.S., red.; GROMOV, Yu.V., tekhn. red.
(Use of corrosion inhibitors in railroad transportation]
Primenenie ingibitorov korrozii na zheleznodorozhno)i tran-
sporte. Moskva, Transzheldorizdat, 1962. 23 p.
(MIRA 16:4)
(Railroads-Equipment and supplies)
(Corrobion and anticorrosives)

ASKINAZI, ID.L.; GINZBURG, K.Yee; L~BFADEVAj L.Se
14ineral forms of phosphorus in soils and methods for their deter-
minatione Fochvovedenie no.5:6-20 My 163. (MIRA 16;5)
m
1. Fochvennyy institut imeni V.V.Dokuchayeva.
(Soils--Phosphorus content)

ASKINAZI, D.L.; GIMMURG,K.E.; LEBEDEVAOL.S.
Mineral foms of phosphorus in the soil and methods of de-
termimation. Analele agric zooteh 17 no.6t5-20 V-D'63

L 33142-66 EWT(m)/EWP(e)/EWP(t)/ETI/EWP(k) IJP(c)_ JD/JH
ACC NR, APbO15352 SOURCE CODE: UR/0226/66,/000/005/oo67/0073
AUTHOR: Gladneva, It. I. (Moscow); Yefremenkova, V. I. (Moscowl. Lebedeva L. S.
irdv)l
(~Ioscow); Spivak, G. V. (Moscow); Sbelamov, V. A. (Moscow); Yurasova,
I
ORGI: none
TITLE: Ascertaining the structure of aintered materials or the Me-NeO system by
ion bombardment. Report presented at the Fifth All-Union Conference of Electronic
Microscopy in PUM, Jul-v 120
SOURCE: Paroshkovaya metallurgiya, no- 5, 1966, 6T-T3
TOPIC TAGS: metal oxide system, sintered aluminum powder, powder metallurarg
electron microscopy, ion bombardment
tv
ABSTRACT: A study of the structure of sintered aluminum der material by ion
bombardment is of practical significance for the investigation or materials obtainek
by means of powder metallurgy.X The method is suggested for use for manufacturing
samples prior to electroi2-mic~oscopic-investigations. Analysis of micropbotographs
shows that the base of SAP material is a cellular grid consisting, or oxide partic!iW-
bounded by aluminum poeudograins. Orig. art. has: 8 figures. (Ba!3ed on author's
[AM].-
abstract-]
SUB CODE:11,20/ SUBM DATE: 11 Aug65/ ORIG REF: 002/ OTH REF: -001
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LEBEDEVA, L.V.~ il-.71.,. LEpMOV, V.A.s, kand,tekhn.nauk
Reinforced rubber diaphragm with W tips and a rigid center.
Vest.mash. 1+2 noo4:54-55 AP 162. (1,FLPA 15-4)
(Diaphragms (MBehanical devices))

LEFETOV, V.A.; NOVIKOV, V.I.; LEB1~D_EVA,-L-V-
Investigating the deflection of a round ~Jbber membrane with a
stiff center. Kauch.i rez. 21 no.8.12- 5 Ag 162. (MIRA 16:5)
1. Moskovskiy institut tonkoy khimiche-jkoy tekhnologii imeni
Lom,onosova.
(Rubber-Testing)

L.EBEDEVA, L.V., kalibrovshchik
New developments in rolling mill roll fittingd at the Chelyabinsk
MataLlurgicea Flant. Idetallurg 8-no.4--33-33 Ap 163. (IURA 16:3)
(Chelyabinsk-Rolling mJJ-ls)

a to_,v
-4t6rs) ior mm

UYJIAIIOVA, NJ-na Vasil Iyevna; gDEDEVA,_ki _y~~_Y;~Iiirdrovna; LAZkW-
'g~i
arldlislicluX. Boris Vladirirovich; RAVKII~'D, D.I.I., red.;
LKIEDEITA, G.T., tekhn. red.; BUMOVA, T.I., tel-Im. red.
[Mcidical aid for the drowning victim]'Ieditsinskaia po-
moshch' utonuvshemu. Leningrad, Medgiz, 1962. 62 p.
(MI:1A 15: 10)
(DROMIRIG, RESTOR.IJI011 FROM)

GHF.SNOKOVA, G.D.; IVANOVA, A.T.; ZOLOTOKRYLINA, Ye.S.; RTABOVA, N.M.; LRBEDE-
VA, L. V.
Resuscitation in surgery. Sovet. mad. 17 no. 1:18-20 Jan 1953. (GLKL 24:1)
1. Of' Moscow Municipal Scientific-Research Institute of First Aid imeni
Sklifosovskly (Director - B. A. Petrov) and of the Laboratory of Zx-
perimental Physiology for Revival of the Organism (Head -- Prof. V. A.
Regovskiy) of the Academy of Medical Sciences, USSR.

31 P V V
ISILEVICH, N.O.; IRSOVA, V.A.; UOFMVA, L.Y.
Effectiveness of isonicotinic acid hydrazide therapy in tuberculous
meningitis; experiment3l and clinical data [with summary in Yrench].
Probl:tub. 35 0.9-'19-2-7 157. (MIRA 10:6)
1. Iz Institute tuberkuleza (dir. Z-A.Iebadeva) Akademii meditsia-
skikh nauk SSSR.
(ISONIAZID, ther. use
tuberc., meningeal. with PAS & streptomycin (Ras))
(STRYLPTOKYGIN. ther. ttae
tubarc., meningeel, with isoniazLd & PAS (Rua))
(PARA-AMINOBALICYLIC ACID. ther. use
tuberc.. meningeal, with isoniaz-id & streptomycin (RUB))

1111v1'41 /I
VAS1119VICH, N.O..Edaceasedl; YELUFIMOV, V.P.; FIRSOVA, V.A.; L'SBMVA, L.V.
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Treatment of tuberculous meningitis [with summary ial ~Feaj- Probl.
tub. 35 no-7:78-86 157. (MIRA 11:2)
(TUBERCULOSIS, MENINGEAL, ther.)

LEBEDEVA, L. V. Cand Med Sci -- (diss) "The complex treatment of children
affected with tuberculous meningitis,mainly with metazide and phthivvkzide
without subarachnoid administration of prepnrations." Mos, 1959. 16 pp
(Acad Med Sci USSR), 200 copies (KL, 44-59, 129)
-54-

FRID, I.A.; U-MEVAY L.V.
-
Artificial hypotension in the surgery of malignant neoplasms.
Vop. onk. 6 no.3:41-48 Mr t60. (MA 1W)
(HYPOTENSION) (CANCER)

GINDINy Ye.M.; POKROVSKAYA, O.L.; LEBEDEVA, L.V.
Burn ighock in dogs and the effect of neuroplegic substances on
its course. Khi.-urgiia 36 no. 5:87-96 My 160. (14IRA 14 -- 1)
,BUR113 AND SCALDS) (HIBMIATION, ARTIFICIAL)

LEBEDEVA.,-,L,VI., kand. med. nauk; ROGOVAYA, V.F.; KHOLINA, V.M.; VLASOVA,
11,A.; TSIV'YAN, L.S.
S-"Lgnificance of chemoprophylaxis and its methodology in the
treatment of children with the first signs of positive tuberculin
test. Prob. tub. no.1:3-8 165. (MIF-4 18:12)
1,, Dispansernoye otd4OW-ye (zav.- kard. med. nauk Ye.A. Ginzburg)
Moskovskogo institUtU Luberkuleza (dir, kand. meed. nauk T.P.
Mochalova, zamestitell direktora po nauchnoy chasti - prol". D.D.
Aseyev) Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya RSFSR i 16-y proti-
votuberk-uleznyy di'-spanser Moskv), (glavny-, vrach P.A. Zallmunin).

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ACC NR, AP6002388
SOURCE CODE: UR/0286/65/000/024/0045/004~
INVENTOR: Grekhov, I. Liniychuk, I.-A.; Lebedeva L. V.; Tuchkevich, V.
Chelnokov, V. Yi!.; Shuman, V. B.; Yakivehik, N. 1. 1 1VJ
.6 1
ORG: none
TITLE: Method of creating a source of diffusion of aluminum in silicon. Class 21,
No. 176989 [announced by the Physical Engineering Institute im. A.F. loffe,AN SSSR
(Fiziko-tekhnicheskly institut AN SSSR)
SOURCE: Byulleten' izobreteniy i tovarnykh znakov, no. 24, 1965, 45
TOPIC TAGS: aluminum, diffusion, aluminum diffusion, junction, pnp junction, npnpn
junction, pnn junction, Jun,-'-ion forming
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate introduces a method of forming an aluminum source
for the diffusim of aluminum in silicon In .-in oxi I
zing atmosphere such as air. To
simplify the technique and accelerate the diffust ,
,,p1pinum in the form of Al(NO3)3
solution or of a mixture of aluminum-oxide owderMlh liowder oxides of metals such
as tungsten, titanium, or tantalum is depos Led T)_Y any well-known method on the sur-
face of silicon plates. In a variant of the above method, in order to obtain struc-
tures of the types p-n-p or n-p-n-p-n, the surface of silicon plate -,h first coated witt
a boron 3r phosphorus compound and subjected to heat treatment. In a further variant
of the first and second methods, In order to form semiconducting structures of such

L 30991-66
ACC NRz AP6002888 do
types as p-n-n+, one of the sides of the silicon plate is coated with an alcoholic
solution of aluminum, boron, and nickel compounds, and the other side is coated with
a solution of orthophosphoric acid in alcohol, followed by a heat treatment. (NDI
SUB CODE: .20.1961 S~BM DATE: 051far64/ ATD PRESS: 40~
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Ron=
ACC W AP6.ODD0_75 Sd6kE CODE: UR1-/6286/65/000/022/005T/0057
;6SY
INVENTOR: Barko~,q Mi. V.; Lebedeva. L. V.; Lokantseva, I. M.: Zaviralina, T.
Chentemirova, L
ORG: none
TITLE~ Preparation of heat-resistant epoxy compounds. Class 39, u_L_1~92
SOURcE:, Byulleten' izobreteniy i tovarnykh znakov, no. 22, 1965, 57
TOPIC TMS: epo: Ixy plastic, heat resistance, irradiation resistance
ABSTRACT: An bAbor Certificate has been issued for a p ti method for beat-
an a Mng agent.. The
~nd Tadiatiori_-~ -sistant0compounds based on epoxy resin
method'providei; Apr tbe use 9210-di4ydroanthracene, or the 9,110-endo-a,8-succinic
anhydride [si'e],,an addiact of maleic anhydride and anthracene. [BO)
SUB CODE: 11VOI/ SUBM DATE: l9jul63/ ATD PRESS: er I
upc, 678.643,o43

LEMMA, L. YA.
"Biolog-ical Peculiarities of the Amur
in Cultivated State."' Moscow Order of
:Lrieni Y. A. Timiryazev, Moscow, 1955.
of Caa.idate in Biological Sciences)
Grape in Wild and
Lpnin Academy of Agriculture
(Dissertation for the Degree
so: M-955, 16 Feb 56

,-jaBXWA,:,L.,Y4.,Jmnd. biol. nauk.
Biological peculiarities of wild and cultivated AiTar grapes in the
Maritime territory [with summary in FrenchJ. Izv. TSKhA no.1(20):
51-~1'2 '58. (MIRA 11:4)
(Maritime Territory--Grapen)

LEBEDEVA L,Tabovl Yakovle=al kand. biol. nauk; LEBEDEV, Aleksandr
IvIanovich, kand. sellkhoz. nauk; KAZIMIN, G., kand. sellkhoz.
nwak, otv. red.; SHAYKOVA, N., tekhn. red.
[Grapes in the Maritime TerritorylVinograd v Primorskom krae.
Illadivostok, Primorskoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1962. 157 p.
(MIRA 16:3)
(Maritime Srritory-Viticulture)

L F- 6 E- P Ic- V /) I It, /?
IMEDIMA, H.; SHEVAUVA, T.
Ifhat birdbands tell us. On. nat. no.4:,28-Zg Ap 157. (miaA 1o:6)
1. Hauchnyy sotrudnik Byuro kolltsevaniya.
(Birdbanding)

BOBEV, Dragan, dots.; IVANOVA, Ivanka, starshiy nauchn. sotr.;
LEBEDEVA -,M.Ctranslatorl; VYLCHEV, Khr., tekhn. red.
(Useases of the newborn] Bolezni novorozhdennogo. Soffia,
Meditsina i fizkulltura, 1963. 237 P. (MIRA 16:8)
1. Inatitut usovershenstvovaniya vrachey (for Bobev).
2. NaucEio-issledovatellskiy institut akusherstva. i gineko-
logli (for Ivanova). (INFANTS (MlB9RN))--DISEASES)

LEMBDEVA, M.A.
Coq?arative technological and economic evaluation of various
rub'Mrs in 260-20 experimental tire casings. KauchA rez. 19
no.-9:46-48 S160. 04IRA 13: 10)
1. Naucbno-issledovatellskiy inFtitut ehinnoy promyshleannati.
(Tires, Rubber- -Toating)

BORODINp L.I.; LEBEDEVIAt M.A.
Grcyu'p braking of the waxping beams. Tekst.prom. 21 no.2:45-47
ja 161. (MIRA 14:3)
(Warping n2achines)

STRONGIN, H.A.; LEBEP~YL.l
Some results of the work of the tire industry from 1959 to 1961.
laach.i rez. 22 no,,1:38-41 Ja 163. (MIRA 16:6)
I. Nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut shinnoy promyshlei2nosti.
(Tires, Rubber)

BARTELIS, A..V.; LEBEDEVA, MA.; GRASHCHENKCIIA) Z.F.; FOMCHEPIKOP I.V.
Use of staphylococcal anatoxin in the treatment of maqtit--;s.
fikish~ i gin- 40 no.1.17-21 Ja-F 164. W1,U. 17-8)
1. blauchno-issledDvatellSk4y inntitut akushersbva i ginePol-c-
gii (dir. - prof. G.V. Mak~,;-va) Min.-Isterstva zdravookhranen-Lya
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BUKHMAN,, B.D,,; LEBEDEVAgM.A.
Food viaua of rye broad. Yoprosy Pitaniya 12, No.1, 65-9 153.
(CA 4-7 no.14:7129 153) W-7!~'t 6:3)
1. Leningrad Sanit.-Hyg. Inst.

USSRI/Antibioeis and Synbiosis - Antibiotics. F
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Diol., N) 1, 1959, 758
Author Palladina, O.K., Mazyukevich, V.A., Panetskayn, E.V.,
Lebedeva, M.A.
Inst All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Fats
Title Dioloc;ical Stimulants of Sour Milk Fermentation
OriG Pub Tr. Vsesoyuzn. n.-i. in-t zhirov, 1954, v'ip. 15, 150-
177
Abstract Tventy five literature feferences.
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LEGEJ)EM, M-f-)-
MAMA, V.M. M. SAVELD YBVA, Z.D.
:f Trichomon~ae
on the cow-se of puerporium. Akush. I. gin. no.
Iffect
6:46-51 N-D 154. . (MLRA 8:2)
I. Kz institnta akuj3herstva i ginskol. (dir. L.G.Stapanov, nauchn"
rukovod.-prof. P.A-Belouhapko) Ministorstva zdravookhraneaiyz,
(PUXRPERIUM, complications
trichomonas vaginalis, off.)
(TRIGHOKONAS
vaginalis in puerperium)

LEBEDETA, 1:. A.
.ocytic Capacity 6' Leucocytes of the Blood in Children in the ".-Wborn. ~, riad.1,
"Fr. a g I
First !'oscow Order of Lenin ':edical Inst, eloscow, 1955
(Dissertation for the Devree of Candidate of Biola~lical Jelences)
I I
SO: Xnizhnaya Letupist., ',lo. 32, 6 Aug 55

YURIYEVSKI-f, S.G.; DUDAREVA, N.V.; ZRMETSKAYA. Ye.V.; LEBRMVA, M.A.
Trichomonal invasion of the upper female genitdr-Or7ano during
puerperium. Akush. i gin-32 no-5:30-34 S-0 156. (MIRA 10:11)
L 1z Instituta akusherstva i ginekologli (dir. L.G.Stopanov)
Ministerstva zdri3vookhraneniya SSSR-
(PUERPERIUM, compl.
trichomoniasia of upper genitalia)
(TRICHOMONIASIS
genitalia, female, in puerperium)
(GENITALIA. FEMALE. diB.
trichomoniasis in puerperl.um)

L'KBFLDIVA, H.A. ; Zf--aDETSXAYA, Ye.Y.
-- 1 .,5;, . d., e -j
araph ing methods for the laborDtory diagnosis of Trichomones. lob.
delo 3 no.4:40-41 Ji-Ag 157. (MIRA 10:8)
1. 1z Nauchno-issladovatellskogo instituta ak-usherstva i ginekologii
Illais tern tva zciravookhraneniya RSFSR, Moslcva
(TRICHOMONAS)

I
Nikolayevna; GRIUAUM, F.T., red.; GARMUAND, M.I.,
tr,ktn.ie-d,------'-
[Medical microbiology] Maditsinskaie mikrobiologiia. Moskva,
Goo.izd-vo med.lit-ry Kedgi2, 1960. 369 pe
(MIRA 13:11)
(BACTERIOLOGT, MEDICAL)

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GUZPJTOVA, M.A.. meditsinakaya sestra;-KUZNETSOV, S.M.; SIGAYETIA, A.N.
SAFIULLINA, A.K.; BLATOVA, N.A., starshaya meditsinskaya sestra;
.LEffWVA,24 A.; FILIPPOV, V.V.; SOKOLOVA, V.I.; PLYU311INA, F.K.
Nurses' councils. Med.sestra no.6s59-64 Je 162. (YJRA 15:8)
1. Predsedatelt Soveta meditsinskikh sester pri Tyumenskoy oblastnoy
1*11nitse (for Guzanova). 2. Chlen Krayevogo komiteta profsoyuza
meditsinskikh rabotnikov, Krasnodar (for Kuznetzov). 3. Predsedatell
Soveta meditsinskikh seater Lehinogorskoy gorodskoy bollnitsy
Tatarskoy ASSR (for Sigayeva). 4. Zamestitell glavnogo vracha po
I.echebnoy chasti Leninogorskoy gorodskoy bollnitsy, Taterskoy ASSR
(for Saflullina). 5. Glavnyy vrach bollnitsy No.6.g. Kamtnska-
Urallskogo Sverdlovskoy oblasti (for Lebedeva).
(IMSES AND NUMING)

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S/ 138/63/000/00 1/004/008
P05i/Ai26
A"I KAR3: Strongin, M, A,, Lebedeva, M. A.
TITLE: Results of -the activity Jn the tire industry
PERIODICAL: Kauchuk I rezina, no. 1, 1963, 38 , 41
T E Xf The' Soviet 3even-Year PJan for 1959 - 65 calls for a stepped-up
program of the tirQ Jndustry: creating a stable raw material base, developing the
pace of tire production, Improving the quality of the finished product. Special
emphasis Is placed on the production of tires for agricultural machines, automo-.
-biles, motorcyc" 'e5 and motoi-rollers. All. the tire plants, excepting the new ones
at Krasnoyarsk, Baku and Dnepropetrovsk, surpassed the production plan for the
first three yearr,. Over 100 million rubles were spent in the construction and
renovation of tii~n plants within the 1959 61 period. More plants are -foreseen
for the near future. Natural rubber (DR) primarily used as the raw material,
since 720% of all the raw material, going for truck, bus and tractor tires, Is Nit.
The tire industry user, oil-filled buturliene-styrerie rubber of regulated polymeri-
zation on a colophony emulsifier to a greater extent, thus reducing the use of
Cardi/O

'3/138/63/000/001/004,1008
Results of -the activity in the tire industry AO.51/A126
sodiuni-butadiene rubber. Stereo-regulated CKH (31U) and CUA(SKD) rubbers will
appear on the market by 1965 and Bodium-bu Wiene rubber will be discontinized.
XA(b (KhAF) finely-dispersed carbon black from liquid ravi material has gained
popularity as a base. New tireo ha-ve bf~,(.,n introduced, i~uch as -the MA3 (MAZ), HPAS
320 - 508 model MHB-12 (KRAZ 3PO - 508 modc'l Ffall-12), for the 314JI-164-260-:20
model M -202 (ZIL-164-260-20 mcdel 1-21)2) ; FA3 -51-200-20 model M -2-38 A
(GAZ-51-2a-20 model 1-238A) ; "VolLa", I?Mos~Aich" automobiles. T1- new tire models
I.-,ave a sernrice life longer by 40 - 5(V -is compared t-- 1958 models, :'he use of mety
al cord Jn 1,1--.c tread and broakor ha.,j been inti-oduced for, truck ti. ,i. The Yarw-
slavll Tire Flant produces tires for P.5 ton vehicles, with a radial distribution
of the cord threads and with removable tread rings (PC - (M) type) . over 4.0
thousand of thesp -tires have been manufactured. Type ".D (h) tires for trucks and
the use of motal cord are also planed. Equipment has been improved. Costs have
been reduced. The mar,~; production of the RS arid R tires is considered the pro-
domin-,nt task cf the Immediate future. There are 4 tables.
ASSOCIATION: IJP-izchno-isoled(.),.ratell~;kiy Institut ahinnoy proirWshlonnosti
(Scientific Research Institute of the Tire Tridustx7)
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BORODIN, A.I.; LEEEEVA, M.A.
Braid-ng units of warp be= . Teksti1na prom 1-1 no.1:27-268
162.,

-dif fixel.blif-'
hd high ~'hsedn4qiv' idf the. cyanM -la'

,,,anc
con4ac,of- -iuttos -i6i iow~ eoperat~re
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stance*'.-l-l gii ar

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ALEKSEYEV, P.A., kandtekhn.nauk; NIKITIN, V.A., kand.sellskokhoz.nni, ;
ROSSOVSKI71 L.S., i-avl-; Prinimali uchaptiye: KHOLOPOVA, A.A.;
VYSOTSKAYA, 0,.M., starshiy -iauchnyy sotrodnikj_LEBEDEVA, M.B.,
star-shiy'nauchnyy sotradrdk; ZHAROVA, K.F., tekhm-'R~J- ~'-- ~
PAVLOVA, N.A., tekhnik
Expwimental iail transportation of apricots and grapes.
Kho.L.tekh. 3%no.6:46-50 N-D 162. (MIRA 15:12)
(Refrigerator cars) (A-pit-Transportation)

v M,
The JLMYI and Mhor~%of uscle glycogen.
01Y1& .Sd..
A.N. Petrova d
M. r
. Lcbed caf
Biakkimiya 15. 277-92(1050); d. C.A. 42, 7807a; 43.
79M.-The decompti. of carbohydrates In muscle proemis
not only by way of phoophorolysim. but also by hydrolysis.
Both arnylaw and phospborylase at found in muscle-
prepd. in the cold, or by autalysis for 1-2 days at rwm
temp. As is known. glycogen phosphorolysis proceeds
in the presence of phosphates and of adenylic acid; amylo-
lolysis, in the presence a chlorides. Phosphorolyiis in
vUra Is unaffected by the presence of thloridcs. and mznyl.'
ysis by the presence of phosphates and adenylic acid.
Glycogen I% demgnpd. ix vUro much more rapidly by the
c=bined action of phosphorylase and amylase than by
the sep. "an or thew enzymes. H. Priestley
Of
r C(kzw A 1%) 61 J,
%-VLt. I 1-'t" use
14 -~ n'tj ckew I I
- 11 m ~ rJA_J

1
M. B.
VA of _ffm
1 sepm
tfonl e by
e AP47
paper
100
I rb 11A
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, .
'
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Client., cad. 'hied. :S.Ylr 1 ix.
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ed.
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sta
11
of differin
es of cation
L
11IT:Urme
re
as
.
.
g
g
p
p
and c=d. brain exts. from tissues, were ns:
occisrred by varying (NH4)tSOs concti. and 9H, and usinj
from 5W to OW Me.' P2Per3. 0 cm. diam. At the 40th
p~pcr on the column there were placed 10-20 papers satil,
with a soln. of enzyme. The entire column was damped
'between two plates of non-corrodable material. A siphon
tube was placed between a vessel contr, 16-20% (UH4W,.
Chemical Abet. at pil 7. and the column top. Soln. level corresponded to

8 N
l top of column. Through perfaratlons the distributing
o. 4
Vo
. 4 tank on Ilse column top the liquid was infused Into the
Feb. 25P 1954 filter paperi. A concn. gradient was produced by the addn.

Biological Ch9miBtr7 of 1110, or low-concn. (NIIj)rS0j, (TOM a dropping funnd,
, the s
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soln
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ranged for uniform Mixing, temp. 10% 18* gave distortions.
After flow was stopped every 20th filter paper was analyzed
for enzymic activitv, (NHs)?S0, concn.. and protein. In
an arninapherase expt. its activity was dctd. by the colori-
metric method of Leonard and Straub (Studies Inf. Ared.
Chem_ Univ. Szeged 11, 59(1941)). Activities of the en-
zymes were detd. from the filtern, without preliminary extri.,
by Immersion into substrate. The amt. of protein was'
dctd. by the biurct reaction, and (NH4W4 by Nessleriza-
tion. Aminopherase from heart muscle was prepd. by
tractional salting out with (N114 M.4, the protein traction
used. Max.
mited- out by 15-IG7g_QTt.Wf being. _
.
chollnesterase activity was found In the ISD-260 filter paper
zone, The concn. of (NHj)rS0j ln_t4!1- zone- corres~wl-l

IMETWA, H.B.; CIUMTKOV, I.L.
EffqCt of toxins elaborated by gas gangrene and tetanus bacteria
on the nctivity of cholinesterese. Yop.med.khim. 3:14&156 151.
(MIRA 11:4)
1. g'Sentrallnyy gosudarstvennyy aauchno-kontrol'nyy institut im.
prol'. Taraeevicha i Institut biologichaskoy i meditainskoy khimii
AMN SSSR, Moskva.
(CHOLMSTERASE) (TFTANUS) (GANGRFJIE)

E,3 E if 1-'z ~IA M
USSR/Physiology of Humans and Anirmals - Metabolism R-3
Abs Jour : Referat Zhur - Biologii, No 16, 195f, 70405
Author : Lebedeva M.B.
Title e nfluence of Desoxycorticosterone and Cortisone
on the Protein Metabolism.
Orig Pub : Vopr. med 1,himii, 1956, 2, No 4, 278-286
Abstract : Hungry mle rats weighing 150-3009 were injected within
2-7 days 1-5m9 cortisone (1) or DCC (II) intramiscularly.
Control animals received 0.9% Nan solution, or apricot
oil (solvent II) in the same quantities-as the solutions
of hormones. In injectia-ig 1, the N of urine increased
considerably, with II it was lower than in thse control
animals, but higher than in the starving rats, which did
not rec6tvc injections. Rats injected with II lost more
weight than control animals and less than the ones injec-
ted with I. After I injection the weight of liver and
kidneys and their protein content increased, while the
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.YUDAYEV, N.J..; 19MEVI, M.B.; ZAVYALISKAYA, N.P. (Moskva)
Effect of cortisone and desox7corticoBterone on the inclusion of
lycine labeled with radiocarbon into -proteins in liver sections
F
"ith summary in English]. Probl. endo'k. I gorm. 3 no.6:13-21
H-D 157. -
(MIRA 11:3)
1. :1z laboratorii nervnoy I gormanal'noy regulyatsil. biokhimicheskikh
proi,sassov.(zav.-prof. N.A.Yudayev) Institute biologicheskoy i
madfitsinskoy khimii (dir.-deystvital'nyy chlen AMN SSSR -orof.
V.& Orekhovich).
ACORTISONE, affects,
-on liver -proteins incorporation of glycine lsbeled with
radiocarbon in vitro Ms)
(CORTICOSTERONE, effecto,asme)
(GLYGINE, metabolism, liver, eff. of cortisone & DOC on
incorporation Into protaine in vitro, radiocarbon labeled(Rus)
(PROTEINS, metabolism,
liver eff. cortisone & DOC on glycine incorporption
In vitro, (Rus)
(LIVER, metabolism,
glycine incorporation into proteins in vitro, eff. of
cortisone & DOC)

LR9;--,T)FV-A, P.R., Cand biol 6ci -- (diss) "Concerning.the
I ..
,
- * 'r /I "~Z -- k, ,~ 1, --,
role of certain steroid hormones in ni.tr--,U-q
',,os, 195~,, 18 ni., with gra;ris (Acad Med 3ci IJSSP. Inst of
Biol in(] Me,-] phpmi5rry) 220 cot,ies (K1,, 2~-Y-, 100
- 3L -

YUDAYEV, N.A.;,IZBEDEVA, M.B.
Role of the adrenal cortex in the processes of glucose-6-
phosphataso adaptation by the liver in rats. Vop. red. Irhim. 0,
no. 3L267-273 My-Je 163. (MIRA 170)
1. Inutitut biologicheskoy i meditsinskoy khimll A141 SSSR, --u-
Moskva.

LFBEDEI!~_,. M.B.
Participation of the thyroid gland in the adapt-nition processes
of glucose-6-phosphatase in rats. Probl. endok. i gorm. 11 no.5:
89-93 S-0 165. (MIRA 19: -1)
1. Laboratoriya biosinteza gormonov i gormonallnoy regullyatsi-i
prc)tseaaov obmena (rukovoditell - chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR
prof. N.A. Yudayev) Instituta biologicheBkoy i meditsinskoy khimii
(direktor - deystvitellnyy chlen AWI SSSR prof. V.N. Orekhovich)
AlAff ISSSR, Moskva. Submitted September 15, 1964.

LEBEDEVA, M.F.
Inner7ation of the esophagus iu day-old chicks. ffauch.dokl.vys.sh1:Dly;
biol.nauki no.2.-49-52 160. (MIRA 13:41)
1. Uskomendovana, kafedroy zoologii Saratovskogo pedagogichaskogo
instituta.
(IOSOPHAGUS--INMVAT ION) (NERVOUS SYSTEM--BIRDS)

L LCL892-66 E;-7T(jj)1EFF( Q )1&!A- RPL
ACCESS )ION HR: AP51120084 UR/0079/65/035/008/i4* jii2f
-161:547.122:547.414.7
46.
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AUTHOR: Ginsburg, V. A.;.M~dvedev, A. H., Le~edeva, M-F.-, Dubov, S. SA;
Yakubavich, A. Ya.,
TITU3, Electron transfer in nitroso-compound reactions. I. Mechanism of tri-
i.fluo:oonitrosometharte'Aisvoportionation
SOURCE: Zhurr, Aey,khimli, v. 35, no. 8, 1965, 1418-1422
TOPIC, TAGS: electi,on transition, reaction mechanism EPR spectrum, organic nitr,oso:...-.
compound, aliphatic fluoronitro compound, methane
I ABSTRAM The mechanism of trifluoronitrosomethane disproportionation was studied i
in various organic~andaqueous alkaline solvents in the temperature range from.
-1200.-to 200C. 'AAetailed examination of the EPR spectra indicated that in the ab-,
sence of a reduc ing agent, the first stage of trifluoronitrosomethane dispropor-
tiohation-in an: aq!z.eous,alkaline.solut~on [CF3NO+,(C21f5O)+ 20% aqueous 1;aOH1 is as
I follows
CF
CF2NO'+ 011- ;:t CF 0 CFsNO + 0-11
A-0 3~N
H
on
Caird 1/3

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~ FILO-0892
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ACCESSION NR: AP50201584
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In the. next stage,
HO,
H,O + UP02 (111)
0- 0 0
(11) + CF,NO CFN-NCF,
F:,N=4C P3
(Vi
hexafluoroazoxymethani~ and.trifluoronitromethane are formed in a reaction proceed-
ing viathe ion-radical mechanism. In the range from -1200 to room temperature
1 the EPR spectra indicate formation of a paramagnetic species at the interphase.
Examination of-the structure of the EPR spectra at -1200C i1ndicates formation of
several types of frere. radicals. The hydroxy radicals, doublet with identical in- t
tensity and a splitti:ng-of M= 58 06, recombine at -1000C. At 200C the ratio of
intensities of the 6:-hyperfine lines is close to 1:4:7:7,-4:1 which corresponds to
a radical incorporating a group CP3N-, Similarly, 6 hyperfine EPR lines but with-
0
out doublet'splittingwere found using ethyl ether, chloroform, methyl chloride,
and ethyl chloride an solvents, In the CF3NO+ CZH50H system the doublet splitting'
L(;!!_rd 2/3'

.101!0 ~-~flff4jwt=z
, FLO 0
L 00892-66:
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ACCESSION NR: AP~ .0"10 OB4
(AH) is equal to 3.:D Oe which is about 1.5 times greater than that found in the sjrs~-
tems involvi ng eithlor toluene or hexane. No EPR spectrum corresponding to tri-
i fluoraaitrosomethane was found using either carbon tetrachloride or trifluoroacetic:
acid as solventsi :The transformation of trifluoronitrosomethane into the dimetric
ion-radical (IV) inthe abselhce of a reducing ~agent involves formation of a it-.com-
plex intermediate ajid proceeds according to the following mechanism
t 0-0
0 0
'i ciationf' dissociati
CF*N- CF3+CF3N.=O
3CF3NO'. . . . 4CF3
CFXO
Orig. art. has: 4 fitures, 3 formulas.
ASSOCIATIOU, none:
SUBMITTED: 02Sep63 ENCL: 00 SUB CODE: GC, OC
NO REF SOV: *007 OTHER.-' 004
Card

WN, L.M.; L38RDIVA, -M.F.
Effect of the photoslectromotive force in polycrystalline cadmium
sulfide. Trudy Inst.met. no.3:262-267 '58. (MIRA 12:3)
(Cadmium sulfide)
(Photoelectricity)

SOVI 112-58-1-175
j. ranalation from: Ref erativnyy zhurnal, Elektrotekhnika, 1958, Nr 1, p 21 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Zalkind, I. Ya., Solomatina, T. V., Vasil'yeva, G. N., and
-Lebedeva, M. F.-
T."TLE: A Lighter Type of Concrete Lining for a PK-19 Series Mgh-Pressu.re
Boiler (Oblegchennaya betonnaya obrnurovka seriynogo kotel'nogo agregata
vysokogo davleniya PK-19)
PERIODICAL: Naladochn. i eksperim. raboty ORGRES, 1956, Nr 13, pp 3-9
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
1- Combustion chamber liners 2. Concrete-Applications
Card 1/1

BURSIAS, T.V., inzhener; BTCHKOVSKIY, A.L., inzhaner; VASIL'YEVA, G.N.,
ins;hener; ZALKM, I.Ta., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk; LZBXW.L,
M.1'., Inzhener; OKMLOh, Yu.I., inzhener.
-- , I ~ ~-- I
Refractory-protected water-tube wall for PX-19 boilers. Elek.sta.
27 no.5:5-12 My '56. (MLRA 9:8)
Poilers)

LEBEDEVA, M.F.
Innervation of the air bladder in some species cf bony f-131-s-B.
Uch. zap. Sar. gos. pedag. inst. no-41:41-46 163.
Intermuscular nerve ple-mas of the esophagus in hens. lbid.:47-54

LEBEDLIIAI M. I.
LEBEDEVA, M. I. Cost Accountiilg between Electric Power Piarfts and Peat Entearises
TO-Sisteme Raschetov Elektrostantsiy s Torfopredpriyatiyami),
P 16
The author deals with a news more favorable system of fixing costs per ton of peat
consumed byeletric power plants. (Table);
SO: ELEKTRICHESU.U STANTSII, No. 12, Dec. 1952, Moscow (2614306)

ACC_ NVt AP601292.3 SOURCE CODE: UR/0020/66/167/005/1083/1086
AUTHOR: Ginsburg, V.A.-, Medvedev, A._N. ; Dubov, S. S. -. Lebedeva, M. F. 03
6RG: none
TITLE: Electron transfer in reactions of nitroso7compounds
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady, v. 167, no. 5, 1966, 1083-1086
TOPIC TAGS: organic nitroso compound, free radical, EPR spectrum, electron donor
ABSTRACT: In a continuation of the study of electron transfer processes in donor-acceptor
transformations of nitroso compounds, the following systems consisting of trifluoronitro-
somethane7and typical nucleophilic compounds were analyzed: (A) CF NO + amines \O/
((C2H5) 3N; C5H5N; C H NH2' C H NHCH3; C6H,5N(CH3) 2); (B) CF3NO + C6115SH; (C) CF3NO +
(isO-C4H9O)3P; (D) 6%~O V1142; R = ((CH3)2, (COQ2); (E) CF3NO + (CH3)2CCINO, and
also (F~ CF3NO + C2H5ONO; (G) CF3NO + aldehydes (CH3CHO, C3H7CHO, C6H'9CHO). In
these systems, in the temperature range from -160 to +20C, EpR spectra were obtained,
indicating aradical nature of transformations taking place. The signals are attributed to
ion.radica16 lof the type CF3V t~ (where D is the donor molecule) and CFPO~, and also to
0
products of secondary reactions. The formation of these ion radicals in systems A-F indicates
that oxidation-reduction processes occur during the initial stages of the reaction between the
nitroso compound and the nucleophilic molecule, the latter acting as the electron donor, The
Card 112' UDC: 543.878

ACC NR, AP6012923
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I SUB CODE: 07 / SUBM DATE: 02Jun65 / ORIG REF: 007
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kMEDLTA, M. I., nauchnyy ootrudntk, ; MRVAREVA. T.P., nauchnyy sotrudnik
International count of wbite stork populntions. Biol. v shkole
no. 3:91 MY-Je 158. (KIRA 11:8)
1. Komissiya po okhrane prirody All SSSR.
(Storks)

AUTHOR: Lebedeva, M.I. SOV-26-58-9-22/42
TITLE: The White Stork in the Azerbaydzhan SSR (Belyy aist v
Azerbaijan SSR)
PERIODICAL: Priroda, 1958, Nr 9, pp 104-105 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The Komissiya po okhrane prirody AN SSSR (Commission for the
Protection of Nature AS USSR), Moskva, V-71, Leninskiy pro-
spect, 33, is engaged in counting the number of nesting white
storks in the USSR, at the request of the International Com-
mittee for the Protection of Birds. The white stork (Cico-
nia ciconia L.) is found frequently in Azerbaydzhan. The author
participated in the banding of this species in Azerbaijan
in June 1957. It was found that there are no white shark
nests in the Astara and Lenkoran' districts at the present,
The inhabitants explain that the birds are afraid of 'the
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The White Stork in the Azerbaydzhan SSR SOV-26-58-9-22/t2
at night. In addition to this, recent large-scale dra-inage
work in this area has decreased the number of swamps, On
the other hand, the number of white storks in the Masally
district is very high. The author gives further statistics
on the white stork, plus som-~ information on the black stork.
There is 1 photo by L. Shaposhnikov.
ASSOCIATION: Komissiya po okhrane prirody AU SSSR /moskva (The CommiEsion
for the Protection of Nature AS USSR A-loscow)
1- Birds --- USSR 2. Storks-Preservation
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IMMEVA. M.I.
Death of starlings in 1957. Higr. zhiv. no.1:141-146 159.
1 (MIRL 13:6)
1. Komissi7a po okhrane prirody Akademii nauk SSSR.
(Baltic region-Starlings)

DIVENTIYEV, G.P.;_LEBEDEVA, M.I.
Migrations of snow buntings. Ornitologiia no.3:112-U3 160.
(HIFA 14:6)
(Russia, Northern-Snow buntings)
(Birds-l~igration)

LEBEDEVA , M. I.
Abundance of the white stork in the U.S.S.R. Ornitololia
no.3:413-419 160. fMIRA 14:6)
(Storks)

LEBEDEVA, M.I.; SHEYAMA, T.P.
Migrations of diurnal birds of prey in the U.S.S.R. MigT. ZiA7.
no. 2:100-127 160. (MIRA 13:12)
1. Komieeiya po okhrane prirody AN SSSR.
(Birds of prey) (Birds--Migration)

3ome data on the abundance dnd migration of the white stork.
Migr. zhiv. no. 2:130-139 l6o., (MIRA 13,12)
1. Komisslya po okhrane prirody AN SSSR.
(Storks) (Birds-Migration)

LEBEDEVA, M.I.,- SILEVAREVA, T.P.
Reasons for the death of birds in nature; according to bird-ba-nding
data. Okhr. prir. i zapov. delo v SSSR no. 6:67-83 160.
(MIRA 14:5)
(Birds)

I "WA. M - I.
How many storks are there in our country? Priroda 49 no.10:81-84
o l6o. (MIRA 1): 10)
1. Komissiya po okhrane prirody All SSSR, Moskva.
(Storks)

LEBEDEVk, M.I-.--
Biology of the bl2ck stork in the Byalovezhska Pushcha.
Ornitologiia no.2:138-142 159. (MIRA 14:7)
(Byalcrvezhska Pushcha--Storks)

IEWZF,VA
I-
Yligration of common terns. Migr. zhiv. no.3:87-91 162.
(MIRA 16:2)
1, Komissiya po okhrane prirody pri Gosplane SSSR.
(Terns)
(Birds-Migration)

LEBEDEVA, M,I.
Migration of sandpipers according to birdbanding data. Ornitologiia
no.7-*328-340 165- (IffFA 18:10)

BASOVY YU.M.; LEBEDEVA, M.I.
'Wages of railroad workers" by A.F. Kachalkin. Revieved 'by
N.M. Basov, M.I. Lebedeva. Zbel. dor. transp. 45 no.5;93-
(MIM 16: 10)
95 Ifif 163.
1. Starshiye inzhenery Upravleniya truda, zarabotnoy platy
tekhiliki bezopasnostJ. Ministerstva pute.y soobshcheniya.

LEBEDEVA, M.M.
Cancer of the large intestine in youth. Zdrav. Belor. 6 no. lC:58
o 6o. (14M 13:10)
1. Iz Gomel'skogo oblastnogo onkologicheskogo dispansera (glavnyy
vrach A.F. Krivoshchekiy).
(INTF.STIIES-CANCER)

LEBEDEVAq M.M.
Second Conference of the Stalino Province Pharmaceutical Society.
Apt. d6lo 9 no.3:82-8 Hy-Je 160. (141PA 1413)
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1. TSentralln,7y aptechnyynauchno-iosledovatellskly institut.
(STALINO PROVINCE--FHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETIES)

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IISt-I tAlt leftekl--inii c~,P,-krjgo sinte-la ime-ni- AN SSSR.

SIDORKO'ly A.M., kand. farm. nauk; LEDEDEVA, ISI.M.; SEff-KINA, L.A.
Crganization of drug preparat'Lon work in drzg5torec. natich.
trud. TSANII 6:3-20 161, 19:1)
1. Otdel organizatsii i Pkonomik! aptechnogo dela (rukovodiLel' -
kand. farm. nauk A.M. Sidarkov) TSentrullnogo aptechnogo nauc~no-
iszledovatel'skogo insti uta.

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KRI~sl:jj .1. ii,'.; -L-Mi2DEVA, E ..IN.; MINA, Ye. ~"L.
Yderoorganisms
Distribution of the number and density of microorganisms in the sea in relation to the
distance from the shore. Dokl. .111 S66R 86.9 no. 3., 1952.
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9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, December_195Y, Uncl.

1. KRISS, A. Ye.; LEEEDEVA, M. .
2. ~JSSR (600)
4. Microorganisms - Black Sea
7. Vertical distribution of the number end density of microorganisms in the
deep-sea regions of the Black Sea. Dokl. AN SSSR No. 5, 1953.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April -1953, Uncl.

LEBMZVA, K.H. -
2~,-
P.V.TSiklinakais; on the 30th anniversary of her death. Zhur.mikrobiol.
epid.i immm. no.12'-59-64 D 153. (MLHA 7:1)
(TSiklinskaia, Praakovlia Vas illevna, 1859-1923)

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AUTHOR LEBEDEVAI M.N.
TITLE Quantitative Distribution and biomass of klicroorganisms withLrl the
Oxygen Zone of. the Black Sea
(Kolich,--stvenncye raspredeleniye i biomassf: mikroorgaaizmaY v kisio-
rodnoy zone Chernog- morya. Fussian)
PEPIODICkL Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, 1957, Vol 115, Mr 1, pp 186-198 (U.S~S.i.)
ABSTRACT The method of direct microscoping on membrane-ultra-filters) wide?Ly
used during recent years, made it possible to obtain an idea of the
density of the population of microorganisms in water. The N3rth-We-
stern part of the Black Sea, however, has not yet been studied. The
material was collected by means of Nansen's bathometer in 1951 (146
samples from a depth of from o - 98 m were taken). The niunter of
microorganisms differs in this area between 14.ooo and 495,ooo per
m. Their number is greatest in depths of from o - 25 m. Also the
average values of biomass for the strata of from o - 25, -) - 5o,
o - loo and o - 2oo m prove the compact character of the main mass
of microorganisms with the upper 5trata of from 25 - 5o M as well
as the decrease of micro-population with growing depth. The bio-nass
of the phytoplankton in thestrata of from o - 5o and o - 2oo of the
whole Black Sea amounts to 3,6 - 4,8 million tons respectively, the
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Quantitative Distribution and Biomass of 1-1-Lcroorganisms -aithLiri t,he
Oxygen Zone of the Black Sea
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strata. Table 1. shovis the biomass per 1 rr3 in the stra-",_-a of fcorr;
o - lo m. Starting the averaf~_- biomass of the sulphurated hydro',:;er,
zone and from the volume of the depth of sulphurated hydrogen ve can
assume a total araount of 17,2 million tons of microorgapi-sms for this
area. This means that microorganisms form about 2o - 25 O/o of tile
total living substance. The biomass of the microorganism-s in the
oxygen zone amounts to about one fourth of the biomass of the phyto-
plankton. Comparison of the number as well as of the bi,)maqs of the
microorganisms in various seas shows that the Black Sea does not
range behind the central and Southern Caspian Sea as regards the den-
sity of micro-population and that it is greater than that of a nur-ber
of other water. (2 illustrations, 2 tables and 19 Slavic reference5).
ASSOCIATION Sebastopol Biologic Station of the Acadeqy of Scitnce5of the -G.S.3.R.
(Sevastopollskaya biologicheskaya stantsiya Akaderriii nauk SSSR)
PRESENTED BY SHAPOSHNIKOV, V.N., Academiciaa, February 3, 1957
SUBMITTED 23.4-1956
AVAIUBLE Library of Congress
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Ecological factors governing the distribution of micro-organisms
in the Black Sea. Trudy SBS 10:135-174 '58. (MIRA. 12:9)
(Black Sea-Micro-organiams)