SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LENFELD, J. - LENGVENS, F.F.

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LENFELD, Jiri
Biological @valuation of the ether. Scripts. med., Brno 27 no.3-4:
53-6o 1954.
1. Z farmakol. ustavu. lek. fak. Kasarykovy univ. v Brne, prednosta
prof. dr. Jere Stefl. Z farmacol. ust. lek. fak. Falackeho univ. v
Olomouct, vedouci ustavu. dr. Jeri Leafeld.
(ETHER, ETHYL, anesthesia an& analgesia
biol. metho& of evaluation of eff. of ether in
anesth. of animals, new appar.)
(ANESTHESIA, INHALATION
other. appar. for biol. evaluation of eff. in animals)

LENFELO, j Irk
't k on the narco I ~ea of n
e tizing pro e on-
StAbi d thar.- Jill LeoleLd. 30014 zed Fac, -Mrd.
Unir. Afasar~k. es 7== 78, i&,_Wjq5aXrz2gjish SUM-
muY).-,k sliecial procedure for thei itudy is described.- -
The effect of variousf"rs. especialij of the presence of
ither-sol. cork impurities,in-nonstabilized ether?on ants-
beta ivesticated, The preseace'd'ether-sol.
cork substances lowers its anesthetic powir. so that more
ether must be used, This effect persists even after, the'
impuiitits havebetn removed by redistn. to the "tent
they. cannot bi detected. The preience of cork Impurl
intensifies the - deleferious'effects caused by autoxida Ne.~
t
decompn.',-This applitsespetially to wondary toxic effects:
Pos. reacilons, f6r the presence of prodLcts of autoxidation
ind of cork Impurities may bp demonstrated at the s= e,
'thne Contrary to other investipmrs, L. believes ULtt the
cork/331purides mrt unfavorable efftets un the pharmacol.!
llrojkutle3 of ether. The significance of these findin s to~
~Jhjicians and sorgelbas Is emphasixed; B. S. Lev na-71
j~

4113xperimentat and clinical re-evaluAon at the antifftju-
JV rustic effect of Convallarin majalis and AdQnis vernalls.
L. Mbus!ay, M. Kroutil, I.. Unfeld, K, rrnav:k~, 'M.~
zemine!
Vykydal. and Ultiv., MmQue"
INla A
Czech.). Lfkahl 'Ce4kick 94, 7733-42t 10-55)~
Freshly. PTepd. Pnd suIxutaiteousiy admip;stercil eat. from
,I. vernalis (1) suppressed the hyalurouidas- (H) cd-ma in
intact rats. if hereas In mdee!Takctomized rats it oused a
stight enhancern6t of the H Ldema, The! cxt. from C~
!Wjalis UU) acted only sriglitly in suppressing the H edema
In intact rats but inihazic,~d the ederna in adienakctomized
animals. - Saponin (IV), ~ Na Ovate, u nil mmodioLate also
inhibited H edema. Formalin arthtitis was inductil Ind its
'Course observed dmty fur 12 &tys.
In all groups of untreated
:Intutt ruts the devricipintnit of artbritI3 Li:mtimied during
thistime. Daily subcmanev is Lr6tnientwith 3 nil. (per kg.
body wt.) of a 270 ext. of M or I or daily adminisLration of
10 mg. IV, rithex sabcatamously or arAy, strikingly lin-
proved the symptom% in lnt~wt rats; the M group was pra
ficidlyhealedontheOthday.. Theeameofartluitisin the
untreated adrtnalectomjzed~ gmups vrw similar to the can-
tra&o1ralightlybetter, 111,,ifar~wMout Curative effect in
ai:SF~tvmized rats; I slighd~- impaired the course of
ad&ida In adrenalfctomized vats. Both subcutaneo a
us lid
ocat IV showed carativC rffect eveu in the adrefialt5aamized
- - stabilited
map, IV was Incifoclive whim thf arthrItis was
r, a 2nd administration of 11010. Antlarthritic effect of
M and 1, but not of IV, appears mediated by the adrenals.
Twenty patierits with arthritis or other diseases of joints
!were treated with J11 tincture (20 drops 3 times a day up to
2r1iml.). No5triking(Jieraptuticefftet~,ra3appa.-ciit.

CZECHOSLOIAKIA/Pharr-acolo&j. Toxicology. Therapeutic Drugs of Lnzy- V
matic Origin
Pibs Jour Ref Zhur Biol,, No 11, 1958, No 52036
Autho,- Klabusay L.
Inst ~~
Title &onidase
Orig Pub Voyon.-med. Zh., 1956, uo j., !~i
Abstract Bhonidase (I), a protein preparation from bull's testicles
pc-esesses hyaluronidase activity. I-a homogenous, finely
ground -powder of light yellow volor is recorunended for ex-
ternal application in ulcers and Dupuytren contractures,
~;hronic indolent ulcers, etc. It is administered daily
for perioas of 15-60 days according to the effect. Ti,::
dose of administered I is determined by the area of the lesion.
I is spread on a sterile pad of gauze, moistened by a ste-r-
ile solution and is applied to the lesion; the g.,).uze i. cov-
ered with wax paper. The administration of I is contrLin-
dicated in tuberculosis and malignant tmors.-- D.k. Bystroletov
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& ~!F /V P F_ (_ 1) T,
EXCER11A 14MICA Sec.6 Vol.1113 Internal I-Sod. Mar 57
1517. LENFELD J., KLABUSAY L. and TRNAVSKY' K. Farmakol. -Ust. L6k.
-11'a ~., ~omouc. 4Pf fznivct ovlivndnr serotherapie tetanu hyaluronidasou.
Improved serotherapy of tetanus using hyaluronidase
tSL. FYSIOL. 1956, 5/1 (64 -69) Graphs 5
75% of mice given tetanus toxin out, vivo If treated with this combination. It is re-
commended to give,serum s.c. or i.p. and hyaluronidase I.v.(10 I.U./20 g.weight).
Hahn - Prague (XX, 2, 6, 8)

C7,ECHoSWVfd9,',/Pha=acology and Toxicology. Narcotics 7-1
fibs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 15, 1958, No 71o68
Author Lenfeld J., Klabusay L., Malinsky j.
Inst
Title Late Manifestations of the Stopethyl Phenomenon
Orig Pub Ceskoel. fysiol., 1956, 5, No 2, 231-234
!,bstract Stopethyl (tetraethylthiuran disulfide) (S), which is used
for the treatment of alcoholism.. was administered to guinea
pigs in a dose of 0.25 g/kg during 3 days. j'Ster 28 days,
a 20 percent solution of ethyl alcohol (F.1) was injected
intraperitoneally in a dose of 1 m1/100 g. (at the end of
the experiment, 1.5 n1/100 g) to the same animals, once in
2 weeks during 73 days. Two weeks after the last injection
of E;., a histoloGic examination was effected. Discovered
were: injuries of the liver (perivascular infiltrates, in-
creased acidophilia of the liver cells, necrotic foci with
proliferation, and others), kidneys (hyperemia, inte'rstitial
and perivaecular infiltrates), and lungs (in 50 percent of
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CZECHOSLOVAIMI/Pharmacology and Toxicoi.-)(q - Acrenerbics V.
,hbs Jour
Author
Inst
Title
Orig Pub
Ref Zhur - Biol., No 2, 1959, 9117
Lenfuld, J., Kroutil, M., Z~im-ack, J., Holanova, J.
Effects of Quercetin Upon the Uterus, Heart and Blood
Pressure and Its Relatio-,-i to the Action of Adrenalin
and Ergotaraine
Scripta med., 1956, 29, No 7-8, 289-3o6
Abstract Quercetin (0) induces co-.tractions of the isolated ute-
rus of rabbits, rats and c,,uinea pigs (in rabbits, with
lesser effect than adreaalin (A)). The stinulatin, ac-
tion of Q on the uterus is weakened by ergotanine (E),
but to a lesser dearee than the action of A. Q acts
upon the sympathetic nervous system and directly upon
the smooth musculature of the uterus. The cardiostimu-
lating action of Q, unlike the action of A, is n-A inhi-
bited by E both in the normal and in the fati&ued heart.
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LENRLD, J.; KROUTIL, M.; ZEMIPAX, J.; KROUTIlbyA,, J-
AntiT)hlogiAic effect of emetine. Gesk. fYaiol. 7 no-3:270 Mav 5 8.
1. Farmakologicky ustav lek. fak. FU, OLomoue.
(MOTM4, eff.
antiphlogistic (Gz))
(INFIAMM&TION, exper.
antiphlogistic eff. of emetine Itz))

LENFEM, J.; KROUTIL. M.; ZEMNEK. J.
3ffect of urethane, demecolcine and podophyllotoxin on experimental in-
flammation. Cesk. fvaiol. 7 no-3:271 ~~Y 58.
1. Farmakologicky ustav lek. fak. FU, Olomouc.
(INFIAIVATION, experimentalg
eff. of demecolcine, podophyllotoxin & urethane (Cz)).
(METHAN3, effectB,
on exper. inflamm. (Oz))
(PODOPHYLLUM,
podophyllotoziri, eff. on exper. inflamm. (Cz))
(COLCHICU14.
demecolcine, eff. on exper. inflaam. (Cz))

'KROITTIL, M.; ---9MNFK, Jr.; M-IFPSILD, J.
Docrense of anti-exiiclite effect of phenylbutazone Find P -ketophenyl-
butazone by aiiinopyridine. Cezk. fYsiol. 7 no.4-.329-33'0 'TUlY 58.
1. Farmakologicky ustav lekarske fak-ulty PU, Olomouc.
(AMMOPYRDIE, effects,
on anti-exudate eff.
butazone (oz))
(EXIFIA"PES AND TUNSUIATES,
anti-exudative eff.
butazone, reversal ly
(PIMINUMAZO IE?, eff.
same)
of phenylbutazone & nketophenyl-
of phonylbutazone & T -k-etoplienyl-
aminopyrine (Oz))

LENYELD, J.
Phnnnacological Btudies on neurohnmoral regulation of inflammation.
Cenk. f7siol. 7 no.4:331-333 July 58.
1. Farmkologicky ustav lek. fak. PU. Olomouc.
(INFIAMATION, exper.
off. of analeptics (Cz))
(ANAMPTICS, off.
on exper. inflamm. (Oz))

RWISCIIILD, L.; TZITUTELD, J.; JOIRDA, V.; MALINST-7, J.
Effec' of emetine on nhiebitio. Ceok- fYsiol. 7 no.4:333-3,34 inly 58.
1. %.rmatologiclm I-linika, farmakologicky a histologicky ustav lek.
Dik. FU', Olomouc.
(73TINTINE, offecti,
on exper. phlebitit3 (Oz))
(PHLEBITIS, exper.
eff. of emetine (Gz))

LMM,10, J.; JEZDIMKY, J.; KROUTIL, M.
.Airther studies on antipyretic effect of emetine. Cesk. fYsiol. 7 no-5:
500-501 Sept 58.
1. Parmalcologicky untav lek- fak. PU, Olomouc.
(EMKIIIE, effects.
anti-Pyretic in rats (C%))
(ANTIPTILETICS ,
-i nt . L ~
- c;lic eff. of ametine in ra4s (6z))

LEMMD, J.; KROUTIL, M.
11--~ Attempted demonstration of the effect of apomorphine in inflam tion in
rats. Cesk. fYsiol. 7 no-5:501-502 Sept 58.
1. Farmakologicky ustav lek. fak. FU, Olomouc.
(INFIAIVATION, exper.
eff. of apomorphine in rats (Cz))
(APOMORPHINH, effects,
on exper. inflamm. in rats (CZ))

Couatry : CZECHOSLOVAKU, v
Category: Phairacoloa. Toxicology. Cardio-Vascul--r .."gents.
Abs Jour: RZhBiol., No 6, 3.959, No 27781
Autlior Lenfeld, J.; Kroutil, M.; Kroutilova-HoLanerva; J.
Inst
Title quercetin mad Cardiotonics.
Orig Pub: Scripta raud., 1958, 31, No 1-2, 19-28
Abstract: Experiments an isolated heart of froG demonstrated
that quercatin (I) potentiates cardiotonic action
of r-stropiiantldn or glycosides of Digitc.1--is lanata.
In experimits on x-abbits, I increasc-s the toxic
action of h-strophanthin. Applicatioa of I in
guinea pigs for t~iu duration of 3 days beforQ the
experiment iacrcasos the toxicity of sLroj~lanthin
by 321a. - Frciu tile author's resumc
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V-27

im, J.
Effect of rat's age and sex on the course of inflammation and on phenylbut3--
zone sensitivity. CeBk. fysiol. 8 no.2:133-134 Mar 59.
1. Predneseno na schuzi Oki. biologicke spolecnosti, pobocky v Olomouci,
dne 9. na 1958.
(PEMYLBUTAZO11R, effects
off. of age & sex on antipyretic off. in rats (Oz))
(AGING, off.
on phenylbutazone Bensitivity in rate (Cz))

Lmmsw, J.
Analysis of the niechaniom of action of caffein in acute and sub-
acute phases of formalin inflammation. Cesk. fYsiol. 8 no-3:219-220
Apr 59.
1. FarmakologicV. ustav lek. fak. PU, Olomouc Predneseno na III.
fysiologickych dnech v Brne dne 14. 1. 1959.
(DIFIAMMATION, exper.
eff. of caffein (Oz))
(CAFMIN, eff.
on exper. Inflamm. (Gz))

LXMLD, J.;KR(YUTIL, M.;BOCXK, M.;CTVItTNIXJ.;MAYAR, J.
Toxicity and anti-inflammtory effects of chlorocrotylpyrazolid~ne.
Ceek. fYsiol. 9 no-l.87-88 Ja 60.
1. Farmakologicky a histologicky ustav lek. fak. FU a Farmakon, n.p.,
Olomouc.
(PHENYLBUTAZOITI, rel. cpda.)

KROUTIL, 14.; L3NYEM, J.; CTVRTNIK, J.; MAYER. J.
Anti-inflammatory activity of new trasentin derivatives. Gesk.
fysiol. 9 no.3:294-295 My 160.
1. Katedra, farmakologle lek, fak. PU a Yarmakon a.p., Olomouc.
(PARASYMPATHOLYTICS pharmacol)
(INFLAMMATION exper)

LENFEID.J.: SLADKOVA. 0.: GRUNDW, H.
On the mechanism of the Inhibition of inflammatory avelling by
caffeine with special reference to serotonin. CeBk.fysiol. 9
no-3:296 My 160.
1. Katedra farmakologia lak. fak. PU. Olomouc.
(CAFFEINE pharmacol)
(SMOTCHIN pharmacol)
(INFAI&WION exper)

VYKYDA1, Riroelav; IONFELD, Jiri
Our experience vith antimalarials in rheumatology, Clinical part.
Casdek.eesk. 99 n0-29:1075-1079 19 Ag'60.
1. Interni klinika lekarske fakulty PU v Olomouci, prednosta prof.
dr. P.Lukl, Farmalcologicky ustav lekarske fakulty FU v Olomouci,
Drednosta doc.dr. J.Lenfeld.
(ARTHRITIS RHM4ATOID ther)
(ANTIRALARIALS ther)

LENFEELD P J.
senteric vascular occlusion. Cesk. gastroent. 16 no.2:139--l.
-46
I-Lr 162.
1. 11-. interni klinika LFH KU v Praze, prednosta prof. dr. Jiri Syl-lab--,
(MESENTERIC VASCULAR OCCLUSION)

JCZECHOSLOVAKIA
J. LENTELD, 0. SLADKOVA and 'el. GRUINDMAN, Department of Pharmacology of
Medical ra-MuTty of Palacky University (rarmakologicky ustav lekarske
fakulty ralackeho University) Head (prednosta) Docent Dr J. LENFELD,
Olomouc.
"Mechanism of Inhibition ol Inflammatory Edema by Caffeine with Regard
to Serotonin."
Prague, Casopis Lekaru Ceskych, Vol 102, No 20, 17 May 63; pp 554-558.
'bstract [English summary modified]: Studies in vitro (caffeine
ar.tasonisri of serotonin-induced contraction of rat ileum) and in rats,
administering caffeine and epinephrine s.c. either in loco (planta
pedis) or dorsum after subplantar injection of dextran, fornialin or
serotonin to induce edema. Results indicate that caffeine inhibits
edema not by serotonin antagonism but but a regulatory process probably
involving catecholamines. Six graphs; 1 Soviet, 5 Czech and 6 Western
references.

AUL. Mi AP6006041 SOUMB CODE: /014/004/0293/0294
AUTHOR: Grundman, M.; Lenfeld, J.
ORG: Department of Pha=acology, Madical Facultyp Palacky Univers4tyt Olomouc
(Katedra farmakologie lek. fak. UP)
TITLE: Clarifying the antagonism of some antirheumatic drugs to the effect of
neostigmine on the masseter muscle in rats [This paper was presented during the
Twelfth Pharmacologic Dayst Smolenice, 29 Jan 65.1
SOURCE: Ceskoslovenska fysiologie, v. l4,.no.J;, 1965, 293-294
TOPIC TAGS: rat, pharmacology, driw Qxreat, myology
ABSTRACT -Study on rat masseter muscle in vitro using chloroquin, phenylbutazone
and neostigmine indicates that the effect of the anti-inflammatory dE2gzposkeletal
muscles involves factors other than cholinesterase or anticholinesterasdIPPOrig.
art. has: 1 figure. fj-PR_S7 (P
SUB CODE: 06 / SUBM DATE: none / ORIG REF: 001 / OTH REF: 003

L. 13575-66
ACC NRt AP6006058 SOURCE CODE: CZ/0053/65/014/004/0301/0302
AUTHOR: Lenfeldp Je; Jezdinsky,, J.; Dusek, J.
ORG:' Department of Pharmacology and Pathological Anatomy, Medical Faculty" ~ahllacky
UniversityP Olomouc (Utedra farmkolegile a patolegicke anatomia lake fako UP)
..TITLE: Effect bf caffeinet reserpine and apomorphine on inflammatory changes in
rats with damaged aArenal medulla [This paper was presented during the Twelfth
'.*Pharmacologic Days,, Smolenice.. 29 Jan 65.1
SOURCE: Ceskoslovenska fysiologie, vo 14, no# 4, 1965, 301-302
~TOPIC TAGS: drug effect pharmacology, nervous system drug, rat
ABSTRACT: In rats who were surgically or chemically (et-hanotl*adreno-
medullectonized, caffeine, reserpine and apomorphine has less of an
anti-exudative effect; even reverted. Thus,adrenomedullary catecholamines
rather than serotonin,as stated b othersare apparently mediators of anti--
Y
exudative effect of reserpine, Orig. art. has: 1 figure. [JPRS]
So CODE-: o6 SUEH DATE: none ORIG REF.0 003 OTH REF: 001
jW

KNYAGIVIN, G.; LENGA, V.
Selecting the most satisfactory size and shape of riser depending
on the solidification time length of the casting. Lit. proizv.
no. 5:32-36 My 161. (MIRA 14:5)
(Founding)

LENGAUERp G. 0.-
USSR/Astronomy Nev Instruments Sep/Oct 50
Photometer
11Davn Photometer With Star-Shaped Image," G. G.
Lengauer, Natural Sci Inst imeni P. F. Lesgaft,
Lab of Astrophys
"Astron Zhur" Vol XXVII, No 5., PP 315-319
Da8cribes portable photographic photometer for meas-
uring surface brightness, mainly at dawn and twi-
light. Photometer is based on use of "ocular pupil"
method., in 'which pupil diameter is selected by com-
parison with resolving capacity of photoemulsion.
Includes photograph of apparatus.
168T4
168T4

Tr--Lnslation from:- Referativn~7 zhurnal,
P. 79, # 163o
81766
S/035/60/OGJ/02/08/0()9
Astronomiya i Geodeziya, 1960, No. 2~
ALUF-0-Ft.. Lengauer, 0. G.
;;Q~~
-U On the Method of Precise Photographic Determinat�ons of Artificial
Satellite Positiolts
xi
PEPIODICAL: Byul. st, optich. nablyudenlya iskusstv. sputnikov Zemli, 1959,
No. 6, pp. 6-7
T=Mt A device is pro-pos~Bd for photographic determinations of the
Pcs.1tion of a sati-,111te, corresponding to a definite instant. Two thin filaments
are s-!,retcbed at a certain distance from one other, near the focal plane of the
camera. Their direction is app:7oximately perpendicular to the direction of thE
satellite image motion. The third filament, parallel to the first twe, is
shifted uniformly between them -toward the motion of the satellite image. During
its displacement, at definite Instants the contants are closed which produce
marks on the chronograph. The satell1te leaves a track on the photoplate, wiln
interruptions where its image crossed the filaments. The position of the
Card 1/2 Lk

81766
S/035/60/000/02/0~/009
On -,,he Method of Precise Photographic Determfrations of Artificial Satelllte
Positions
interruption in the track of the movable filament
the stars. The time instant, corresponding to ttis
is determined from the relative rositions of the
chronograpr marks, The described, method can. alsc
weak sa:tellites, when tbe motion is imparted to the
in direotion of the satellite motion. In this case,
filaments will. appear also in the stellar tracks.
thereby is reduced,
is deter-mined in rela-tion ~c
position of the satellite,
three Interruptions a-rid
be applied In photographing
camera or the photoplate
-'~.nterruptions duc- to
The accurac:y of the m,~-thod
k~ M. Lozinski-y
VX
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88941
3/035/61/000/001/018/019
116 0 (107, /0 g"01 //47 AOO1/AOO1
Translation from- Referativnyy zhurnal, Astronomiya, i Geodeziya, 1961, No. 1,
P. 72, # IA520
AUTHOR: ..Lengauer,__G.,O,
TITLE: On Possibility of Night-Time Visual Observations of Artificial Sput-
niks
PERIODICAL: "Izv..Gl. astron. observ. v Pulkovel', 1960, Vol, 21, No. 6, pp. 83-
113 (Engl. summary)
TEXT: The author proposes to mount martificial sputnike so-called cata-
photes ("katafot!') which are,optical systems with a property of reflecting the
light incident on them babk to the source of the light. By illuminating a sputnik
with a powerful projectorl it is,pbasible, under certain conditions, to see a star-
like spot formed by the cataphote of the sputnik. The observer, however, has to
stay close to the projectorp and:this leads to the necessity of observing the spot
on the bright background of the-projector beam. The author performs calculations
of the background brightness, formed by the projector beam under various observa-
tion conditions, on the basis of-the recent published data. He finds the corres-
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86941
S10351611000100110181019
AOO1/AOOl
On Possibility of Night-Time Visual Observations of Artificial Sputniks
ponding limiting stellar magnitudes of a luminous point which is still visible on
this background. To detect the sputnik, a sufficiently wide projector beam should
be used, for which purpose the p18 jector is somewhat defocused. At a candle power
of the projector amounting to 10 candles and a beam width of 50, one can hope to
observe the sputnik with an AT-1 telescope up to distances of 500 km. By means of
a focused beam, the sputnik can be observed at distances up to 1,500 km, but itis
necessary to have an accessory for a sufficiently exact guiding of the projector
to the sputnik. Photographic observations are also possible.
Author's summary
Translator's note% This is the full translation of the original Russian abstract.
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!`LOL"UKDVy LENGAUER, Ci,(;,~ SPOYANOVA, K.T,,-i Mil,
Selec",.on of stars for Euldlnr, a Iong-focuc -,~
lzv~ GAO 2Z, no,1;91.98 164- WIRA I-Fz3)'

-A U i=- P~,
PHASE 1 BOOK EXPLOITATILON 3017/5575
Akademiya nauk SSSR. A3tronomicheskiy sovet.
Byulleten' stantsiy opticheskogo nablyudeniya ink-uastvennykh
sputnikov Zemli, no. 6. (Bulletin of the Stations for C-tical.
Observation of Artificial Earth Satellitea. No. 6) MoBc-ow,
1959. 23 P. 500 copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Astronomichezkiy novet Akademii nauk SSSR.
Resp. Ed.: Ye. Z. Gindin; Secretary: 0. A. Severnaya.
PURPOSE : This bulletin Is Intended for scientists and englnesr--s
concerned with optical tracking of artificial oatelliteza.
COVERAGE : The bulletin contains 9 articlea which present the
results of satellite observatUions, and describe method5 and
specific equipment used for photographic observation of eArth
satellites. An appendix contains a listing of 84 Sov--1et satel-
lite observation stations with station number. No
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Bulletin of the 0-tations (Cont.) A, C;7 r;
are mentioned. There are no references.
TABLE OF CONTRITS:
Panova, G. V., T. Ye. Syshchenko, B. A. Firagc, an;! 1". Ye.
Shchegolev Glavna y Fulkwinkaya) AquI-rono7.n'L.--.he!_qkaya k~b-er-
~Puikcvo) Aatroncirnic Obaerva'ciry --.h:-7
vatoriya AN SSSR - Main , 1;
Academy of Sciences of the T-'*SSRI.. Ob2ervatlona of S,:~ccrd
Artificial Earth Satelli-lUe 01.0-571 P) at Staticn Wo. 039 1'.%_!.kcvo)
(Observations: B. A. Firage. D. D. PolozhentBev, V. Fanova.,
N. M. Bronnikova. Measurementa and Cal culat- -1,-,n ~:-; - -~4. Ye.
G. V. Panova, D. Ye. Shchago-i-ev, B. A. Firago, and
leva)
Lengauer Q G. Main (Fulknvo) As:10~.-renc-mic Ob~-~~-:rvatbr_:7.r cf
Acalemy of Sciences of tfie USSR]. On MethodB fer Prer--1,3e
graphic Determinations of the Pwiitions of Artific;1a.1 Farth
lites
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Bulletin of the Stations (Cont.) 3.9V/5575
Klimenko, I. Ye., and B. D. Fomenko [Stalingradskaya 3tantaiya
nablyudeniya ISZ - Stalingrad Satellite Tracking Station.' On
Some Problems in the Method of Satellite Observation 8
Khusainov, S. Kh., and Sh. Karatayev [Stantuiya nablyudeniya 13Z
pri Kzyj - Ordinskom goo. pedin3titute - Satellite Tracking
Station at the Kzyl - Orda State Pedagogica-I !notitutel. Table
of the Conversion of Horizontal Coordinates Into Equatorial Co-
ordinates i0
Eynasto, Ya., and U. Veysmann [Inatitut fiziki i astronoiLLi
AN ESSR - Stantsiya nablyudeniya sputnikov pri Tartuakom gos-
darstvennom universitete - Institute of Physics wnd Aatroromy of
the Academy of Sciences of the Estonian Soviet Sociaiiat Republi,3.
Satellite Tracking Station at Tartu State UniverBity]. Picelim-
-e Satel-
inary Results of Using Automatic Recording in Theodolit
lite Observations -11
Zatsiorskiy, L. M. [Main (Pulkovo) Astronomic Observatoryj. Modift-
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Bulletin of the Stations (Cont.)
cation of the NAFA-3s/25 Photographic Camera at P~zlkovo
Firago, B. A. [ Main (Pulkovo) Abtronom-1,-- Ob2ervatoryl.
atical Errors in the Readings of Hundri-~dld-,s cf Second3 of Flrint-
ing Chronographs (21-11 Nos. 001, 011, 045 - llqr-4~, 143, 146, ~oc,)
A. I.-
1957; 235 - 1958)
Romero, G. [Santiago Astronomic Obnervat-ory of thia
of Chile]. On the Illumination of an Artlfi~--Iai
Results of Photographic Observations of Artif-Icia-1 Earf.11.
lites
a .Urasin, L. A., L. L. Andriyevskaya, L. K. K-,-j-!Jkova, an~~
Kh. Shakirova [A3tronomiclheakaya obserjatcl.iya lzrn, Engel'-
gardta, Kazwit-Astrorcnic Ka-7 an
b. Kalikhevich, F. F., and T. Ya. Ivakina (N-Jko.-LayevskoyiE~
otdeleniye GAO AN SSSR - Nikolayevsk Department of the
Main Astronomical Observatory of -the Academy of S~;Ienc;eri
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Iq .
Bulletin of the Stations (Cont.) SOV/5575
of the USSR]
c. Kalikhevich, F. F. Corrections of the Universal Time of
Photographic Satellite Observations in the Above Depart-
ment, Published in the Bulletin of Optical Satellite
Tracking_ Stations No. 2 20
d. Rlimishin, !. A. LHead of the Tracking Station of the
Astronomical Observatory of the L'vov State University
imeni I. Frankol [Astronomicheskaya observatoriya
Llvovskogo gosun.-*Lversiteta im. I. Franko. Astronomic
Observatory of LIvov University1m. I. Frankc](Methods use;d:
Deych and Kayzer. Observers: 1.. F. Vavrinyuk, I. V.
ShpIchka, L. F. Lutsiv-Shumskly. Measurements: A. A.
Kopystyanskiy, and L. F. Lutsiv-Shumskiy.)
e. Bratiychuk, M. V. [Head of the Tracking Station, Uzhcgorod
State University] [Uzhgorodskiy gosuniversitet Uzh-
gorod University.] (Calculator: Shvalagin) 122
f. Russo, Yu. D., and F. I. Chuprina. Odessa Astronomical
Observatory. (Methods used: Deych and Tsesevich. Ob-
server: V. V. Grek) 2-'
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L - 15318-66 EWT(1) GSIGVI
=CC 14, iT6003702 SOURCE CODE: U 6 9
AUTHORS: Kellnikov. 0. A* (Corresponding member AN SSSR)l Lengauar, G.- Ail
TITLEt. Astronomical chromatic refraction, in connection with guiding large telescopes
;K
SOURGEt AN 54._Aqt_r~r? I Optichaskaya nestabillnost' zemnoy
atmosfery (Optical instability of the eafth's atmosphere)* Moscow, Izd-vo Nauka,,
19659 5-9
TOPIC-TAGSt 31ght refraction, 1, h-ismV astronomic telescope, apectraphotometric
analysis
ABSTRACTs It Is-shown that refraction at a given wavelength-."chromatic refraction"-
depend$ UltirAtO4,.Oa the standard air refractive index, The latter is not easily
measured,, however, and determinations by different authors vary widely, The
refraction of a given star depands on the energy distribution in its spectrum and
on the spectral sensitivity of the radiation detector, It is beat to use isophotic
wavelengths, and these have been coVuted for a number of temperatures, along with
spectrophotometric gradients, The formula for computing these gradients is given*
By knowing deviations in the gradients# deviations in isophotio wavelengths may be
computed, hence the corresponding. refractive index., and thus the chromatic refraction4
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L -.1. A.
IIE~itu.nml. of i'ulp Lines in Drciif-,ing Ir.9t.-allations
L ~
Usitir the ]~--;)eated Vibrati. i! C Uld TOCII S(-~, LOW Ill'I"'id 1 ?i:A
of 7,,Iiter Trans"ort ;~iigineers, Lerdrip~rad, 1954. (`C*-,'h;--ekh, llll.~b 55)
SO: Sum. il~o. 631, 26 uf,, 55 - Survey of Scientific and Tec~i:.-Jcul
Diss,--.rta','Lur.s Defended at USSH ldi-mer iLducati.;nal
(1111)

LENPLUP,&,k~,; ZIMBERM, D.B.; YAROVSKIY, A.D.; KAMENETSMA, I.Ya.;
KRASFMW,IKOVA, N.G.; CHECHIK, B.A.; NEYMAN, B.G.; KORKUSHKO,
O.V.
Organization and first results of the work of a specialized team
to control thrombolic complications in V4---. V-r.-ch.delo no.lt108-
109 Ja 163. (MUZA 16:2)
1. Kiyevskaya stantsiya skoro" medits3'xiskoy pomoshchi.
_THRCVMW ;I (XIEV-EKBOIJSM)
(KM

SHTRAUS, Kh.; LENGEL, L; FRICH, T.
Influence of air pollution from cement dust on the body and
public health. Trudy LSGMI no 50:102-112 160. (I-MA 14: 1-1)
(RUM.ANIA-AIR POLLUTION ~ (BE-MIA-PUBLIC HEALTH)

KUPCHA, S.; SHTRAUS t Kh.:. LENGEL- , I.; DELYANU, 1,1.; KOMIZ, V.
Sanitary and hygienic study of air pollution in the city of T. of
the Rumanian People's Republic. Trudy ISG-'.I no-58:113-1.16 '60.
(MIRA 14:11)
(RUMANIA-AIR POLLUTION)

NITR'r L.; IMIGELI, Z-L.
Effect of phbriy-l-acs-tJ(, a-,Id and slnf~~,w,:r :3-~ ~~r
syntheals. AntiblotAk! 10
v
(1.11RA i8z6)
I. Fa-rratsFvf.A(;hesM.y i~avod D---brets~~n, Vengriya.

It Ij IIF Cu iTU lu
periodicals: I Vc). - 3, no. 1 , Jan. lQC:'
, - . in the foca ir. tl,,e Western
LU?CjEL~I ~ I _L I
coun~.ries. P. 11.
,~ontlily List of East Eurqrem Accessim s _11~ Vol. '9'. no.
~':a- 10501, I_Tnclass.

MICIER" vIj inz~t, dr.,, S'AARCUK. Z.,nion, KUTZEI-MORIME-11, Jarog2av
R--.cUoacti-m apro5cl concentration measurement by the retnoda of
fiLtr--tion and oil electrostatic precipitation. Jaderna ener.c-',e
11o,10006-3T 0 i57.
1, Ustav hyglen7 prace a chorob z prmoiani, Praha Uor Ler-2--).
2. Ustav jadarne fysiky, Ceskoslovenska ak~az3rde ved., Preaia Ovor
Starcuk and Kuttzendorfer).

LIZIGERIV-
Current problems in radiation dosimetry and health physics.
Cas.1ek. cesk. 103 no.1:7-10 3 Ja164.
Liii&tifts of isotope renograpby in the diagnosis of renal
artsv~r itetiosis.. .Ibid.' 11-34 .
1. Ustav klinicke a experimentalni chirurgie v Prazereditel.
prof.dr.B.Spacek, DrSc.

LENGER Vladimir
Present state of production and distribution of medical
radioactive substances at the Radiochemical Center in
Amersham. Jaderna energie 10 no.M381 0 164.
1. Tnstitute of Tndustrial Hygiene and Occupational Diseases,
Pr(
I
-igue.

INNGBR, ~Iadinir, Je-, NOCA, Ladislay
Now type of an electroprecipitator. Pracovni lek. 6 no,,6:354
15 Noy 54.
1. Ustav higiarq-prace a chorob z povolani Praha.
(APPARATUS AND DiSTRUMINTS
electric precipitator)

LENGER., V. ; MATOUSEK, V.
......... I-
Thermoelectroprecipitator; preliminary communication. P. 555
CHEMICKE LISTY (Ceskoslovenska akademic ved. Ceskaslovenska Spolecnost,
chemicka) Praha, Czechoslovakia. Vol. 49, no. 4, Apr. 1955
Jan
Monthly List of East European Accessions LC, Vol. 9, no. 111960
Uncl.

LENGza, v. j.
vr-~*W'.m ~~,
Aerosols In control of dilat In working astablishments. Fracoyni
lek. 8 no. 1: 53-6 Jan 56.
1. Ustay hygieny prace a chorob z povolant, Praha.
(DUST,
control with aerosols (Cs))
(AMOSOLS,
dust control in Indust. (Cz))

LEVGFER, V.
LEWM, V. Electrostatic precipitator adapte-1 for use at high rates cf
flow. p. 345 Vol. 50 no. 1. Jan. 1956 CHEMICKE LISTY.
PRAHA. CZECHOSLOVAKIA
SOURCE: EAST EUROPEAN ACCESSION8 LIST (EEAL) VOL. 6 NO 4 Apri-1 1957

"ell'q &-)~- V, J-
Czechoslo-vakia/Fitting Out of Laboratories -- -1n8truments, Their Theorf, Con-
stinuction, and Use, H
Abst Jouxnal: Referat Zhur - IG-dmiya.. No 1., 1957., 1345
Author: Lenger., V. J.
Institution: None
Title; An Electrostatic Precipitator for High-Speed Sampling
Original
Periodic&l: Chem. listy, 1956, Vol 50, No 1, 146-148; Czech
Abstract: An apparatus is described permitting the sampl:Lng of aerosols, gases.,
and vapors even at. high flcvr rate3 (10-25 m/sec). The flow through
the sampling inlet is maintained equal to that of the surrounding
stream.
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LENGER) V.
Notes on Starcuk-Kutzendorfer's article "Measurements of the Concentration of
Natural Radioactive Aerosol by Means of the Filteration Method and the
Electrostatic Precipitation Method."
p. 3o6 (JADER-14A ENERGIE) Vol. 3, no.10, Oct. 1957,
Praha, Czechoslovakia
SO: Monthly Index of East European Acces~ions (EEAI) LC, Vol. 7, No. 3,
March 1958

77- 7-.
ZL

LENGXR, V.J.
Dosimetry of discrete and internal3g, administered radioisotones.
Neoplasma, Bratial. 6 n0-3:280-294 1959
1. Institute of Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Diseases,
Prague, CSR.
(RADIOMETRY)

LEMBR, T.J.
Ionization chambers for use in treatment with radioactive substances.
Neoplasma, Bratisi. 6 no.4:409-414 1959.
1. Institute of Indastr~al Hygiene and Occupational Disease, Prague,
GSR.
(RADIOTHIRAPY equip. & supply)

LENG]IRl Vladimir j.; KUMNA,Jan
Q --
Type and degree of hazard In modern workshops utilizing radio-
luminescent substances. Pracovni. lek. 11 no.7:364-367 S 159.
1. Ustav hygieny prace a chorob z povolani v Praze; Hygienicko-
epidemiologicka stanice UNV v Praze.
(LUMIIIESCKNON)
(RADIATION INJURY etiol)

24149
Z/038/61/000/007/001/001
D219/D303
AUTHORS; Lengerp Vladimir, and Matougekj Vladimir
TITLE: Pressure ionization chamber for dose rate measurement
of local gamma radiation
PERIODICAL: Jaderna' energie, no. 7, 1961, 234 - 238
TEXT: The article describes the design and characteristics of pres-
sure ionization chambers, and their advantages for local rate mea-
surement. The term local gamma radiation is misleading as it inclu-
des, apart from gamma rays, radiations arising from the influence
of the primary radiation on the surrounding materials, retardation
beta rays, and secondary electrons. The intensity of the local ra-
diation varies from 3.1 /Ar/hr. (in lime rock) to 21 Fr/hr. and
over (in uranium rock). Measurement by pressure ionization chamber
has the following advantages: 1) One can use a quantity of gas
which would make a normal ionization chamber very large; 2) One
can use a much smaller electrode surface for a given quantity of
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24A9
ZZ038/61/000/007/0WOGI
Pressure ionization ... D219/D303
gas resulting in a much better ratio of ionization current/electron
emission; 3) The pressure ionization chamber does not work in the
saturation region: as the pressure rises and the static field falls
the recombination along the a-ray path rises much faster than the
agglomeration along the P-ray and secondary electron paths. Pig. 3
gives the dependence of saturation of a particles in polonium at
10 atmospheres pressure on the intensity of the electromagnetic
field. Values for 3 given intensities of electromagnetic field are
also given; 4) The measuring arrangement is very simple, the electro-
meter is used as a zero indicator; the ionization current is much
greater than the insulation current. The disadvantage of the pres-
sure chamber is its size, and low efficiency in the case of low
energy protons (Below 150 keV). A ball shape vias selected for the
chamber mainly because the radiation comes from many directions, it
is also the best from the strength point of view. The volume (capa-
city) is 14 liters. The chamber was tested to 26 atm. pressure, was
cleaned with steel balls, washed with alcohol, and nitrogen. A mano-
meter is permanently connected as a indicator of tightness. The
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24149
Z/038/61/000/007/001/001
Prepsure ionization
U D219/D303-
electrometer can be covered with a polythene bag in case of damp
surroundings. The whole-cha-mber weighs 12 kg. It is sug--ested that
a miniature electronic voltmeter fix*ed to the chamber would be the
most suitable arrangement; the authors did not have such an instru-
ment and used a Vulf-electrometer. To be able to measure local ra-
diation, it is of course necessary to 1-MOW the instruments' read-
ing when this local radiation is absent. The best way to do this
is a steel cubicle with a wall thickness of 25 am. In the laborato-
ry the value for the local'radiation was 7 gr/hr. By repeated expe-
riments it aas fo,,-,nd that an intensit~r of 2 LLr/hr. could be neasu-_
red with a variation of 10 ~, at a pressure o~f 10 atmospheres. 'There
are 9 figures and 1-0 non-Soviet-bloc references: The references to
the 4 most recent English-language publications read as follows:
B. Hultqvist, Studies on Naturally Occurring Ionizing Ra~iations,
Stockholm, 1956; R. Sievert, The L7xDo,;ure of Man to Ionizing Radi-
ationst U.N. General Assembly, A, 31 . Jan. 1957; G.J. Hine, G.I;. L"y
Brownellt Radiation Dosimetry, New York 1956,179-184; P.J.R. Burcht
Supl. Brit. Inl. -Rad. 7t 20. 1957.
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Pressure ionization ...
24149
Z/03 61/000/007/001/001
D219%303
A3bOCIATION: dstav hygieny pra'ce a chorob z povlhni, Praha (Insti-
tute for Work Hygiene and Occupational Diseases,
Prague)
Fig. 3 -
Legefid: 1 - Saturation
10
L
jo
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S/058/6WOOC/006/010/136
AOO'1/A1Gl
AUTHOR: Lenger, V. J.
TITLE: Description of a technique for measuring atmospheric radioactivity
and for separating radioactive aerosols
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Fizika, no. 6, 19621. 17, abstract 6BI17
("Zdravotni techn. a vzduchotechn.", ig6i., v. 11, no. 2, 55 - 61,
Czech; Russian and English summaries)
TKKT: The layout of an apparatus is described, which is intended for the
continuous control of atmospheric radioactivity, and also for separating, and
measuring the concentration of, radioactive aerosols and gases on large-scale
nuclear plants and in hot laboratories. The measuring part of the apparatus
ensures sufficient sensitivity to determine the maximum admissible concentra-
tion of most of the more widespread radioisotopes. Aerosols are separated with
polarized electrical filters in the passage of the radioactive medium through
special electrical receivers. Polarized electrical filters are made from a
porous dielectric (in the form of a glass fabric or a glass-fiber packing), con-
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Description of a...
S/058/6 2100010CAIG 10/ 1 Y,
A061A101
taining a spiral or grid-like conductive electrode. If the potential on this
electrode is sufficiently high, the surface of the dielectric is polarized and,
as experiments have shown, it appears as a very efficient filter for the majority
of aerosols that have been previously ionized by ari auxiliary field. It is
rioted that polarized electrical filters present important advantages as compared
with similar mechanical, centrifugalj or electrostatic devices. The filters
under consideration offer a considerably greater efficiency, a large throughput
capacity, a reliable operation in separating both finely and coarsely dispersed
media, and are suited for continuous operation.
P. Sosenko
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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LENGEROVA, A.
~-
Inequa.lity of cellB produced by the fiBBion of the mother cell.
Chekh.biol.Z no.1;18-Z8 Ap 153. (HLRA 7:2)
1. Biologicheskiy institut ChSAN, radiobiologiya, Praha. (Celle)

LINGBROVA. A. KATOUSEK, V.
Difference of reaction to irradiation in daughter calls from the
same mother cell. Chekh. biol. 3 no,3:155-167 Aug 54.
1. Inetitut biologii ChSAN, radiologlia, Praga.
(CALL DIVIS ION,
Resotsanium caldariorum, variation of respoase to
Ionizing radiation of daughter cells)
(ALGAIR
Haeotaenium caldariorum call division, variation of
response to Ionizing radiations of daughter calls)
(201MIONS, effects,
ionizing radiations on Hasotasnium caldartorum daughter
cells, varidfiijit7 of response)

LINGEROVA, A.
kr,~
Method of evaluation of the effect of ionizing irradiation of
microorganisms. Fol.biol., Praha-l no.1:54-61 2 Yeb. 55
l..Biologichaskiy institut ChSAN, radiobiologiya. Praga
(PROTOZOA,
Tetrahymena gelciiJ, off. of ionizing radiations.
method of evaluation of eff.)
(RADIATIONS, effects, P
ionizing. on totrahymena gelcii. method of evaluation
of off.)

-.Pec4f7c f eat! xn.-
n
haematopoieuC.' e
C.P.
17-1
ins Uutf:,
Academy of

GASHEK. M.; LANGIROVA. A.; HOIRNOVA, 1.
Analysis of the role of blood cello in experimental investigations
on failure of skin homotransplantation in warm-blooded animals.
Fol.biol.. Praha 1 no-5:319-320 Oct 55.
1. 3tologicheakiy institut CHSAN. eksperimentalinaya biologiya
i genetika, Praga.
(SKIN TRANSPLOTATION, experimental.
off'. of erythrocyte suspension in chick embryo on
homografts)
(BRYTRROCMS,
off. of erythrocytic suspension on skin homografte in
chick embryo)

1ENGEROVA, Alena
Method of investigations of the effect of ionizing radiations on
microorganisms. Cesk. biol. 4 no.1:45-52 Jan 55.
1. Biologicl,7 UBtaV CSAV, radiobiologie, Praha.
(MICROBIOLOGY,
microorganisms, eff. of ionizing radiations,
technic of investigation)
(RADIATIONS, effects,
on microorganisms, technic of investigation)

LENGEROVA, A.: ZEMN]f V
Biological protection against ionizino radiation. I.
Protec
.tive effect of embrovonic tissues. P. 343.
CE3KO3LOV-6NSKA BIOIDGIE. (Ceskoslovenska akademie ved.
Biologicky ustav) Praha.
Vol. 4, No. 6, June 1955
SOURCE: East European Accesslons List ( EE4) Library
of Congress. V01. 5, No. 1, January. 1956.

ESSLOVA, Marta; LENGEROVA, Alona
Effect of the composition of medium used in exposure of
tissue culture to roentgen rays. Cask. biol. 4 no.6:358-361
June 55.
1. Biologicky ustav CSAV, experimentalni biologio, Praha.
(ROEINGEIT RAYS, effects,
on tissue culture, off. of clilture medium on reaction)
(TISSUE CULTURE, effect of radiations on,
x-ray, eff. of culturn nedium on reactinn)

HASEK, Milan: LENGEROVA, Alena; MATERNOVA, Eva
Analysis of the role of blood cells in experimentAl overcoming
of intolerance to cutaneous homografts ii warm-blooded animals.
Cask. biol. 4 no.9:564-565 Oct 55.
1. Biologicky ustav CSAV, experimentaini biologie a genetika
Praha.
(ERYTHROCYTES,
in exper. skin transpl., role in overcoming of
intolerance to homografts)
(SKIN TRANSPLANTATION, experimental,
erythrocytes in overcoming of intolerance to
homografte)

Ot j 'N Ty
T -:. Gy :Gej~crul .' ro-lems ol Patholol(v. Immunity
1959, ~,To.
JOUR. %. RZBiOl., -"'0- 12 .5621-
va, A., Hajer, J., Haternova,
VIP.
I,1, J- uole of Cells in the Process of Apposition
S'~ .1:`-15'. :Cei3kosL. 1.91-)5, vol.11, I~o.lo, 627-630
AT,33 T.--IA CIT :no abstract
C it:~ D : ]./I

CZECHOSLOVAKIA / Human and Animal Physiology (Normal and T-4
Pathological)i Blood.
Abe Jour : Rof Zhur - Biologiya, No 13, 1958, No. 60174
Author : Hraba, T.; Ha3koya, VI; Longerova, A., Vojtiskova, M;
Inst : Not given -------
Title : Effect of Intraombryonic Injection of Heterogeneous
Blood on Antibody Formation
Orig Pub : Coakosl- biol., 1956, 5, No 1, 1-4
Abstract : Chickens injoctod with the blood of turkeys, gulnoa-hon3l
and ducks in the course of their embryonic development
showod no changos in the formation of agglutinina and
precipitins. -- L. N. Dayneko
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CZECROSIDVAKIA / ffwman and Animal Physiology. The Action of T
Physical Factors.
Abe Jour Ref Zhiz - Biol. iio 15, 1958., No- 7o653
Author :.Jung Alena
!~:rpv
Inst : Not given
Titlo :The Lethal Effects of Intrauterine Irradiation of Pats
as a Function of the Stage of Growth FLt the bhment of
Exposure
Orig Pub :Ceskosl. biol., 1957, vol 6, No 4, 276-286
Abstract :-'let embryos were irradiated with d.oses of 200-400 r in
one of five stages between the seventh and the fifteenth
day of intrauterine life. The radiosengitivity was de-
temined by the degree of lethal affect. Intrauterine
death of the entire litter vas seen following irradiation
in stages from one through four. The greatest lethal
effects on those surviving until birth were seen following
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CZECHOSLOVAKIA / General Biology. Individual Development. B
Enbryonic Development.
Abe Jour Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 4, 1959, No. 14379
Author Lenqerova Alena.
Inst 0t g ven
Title The Effect of Intrautorine Irradiation Upon
the Morphological and Hematological Changes,
the Interrelationship of Sexes and the Body
Weight of Rate Depending Upon the Stage
of Their Development at the Time of
Irradiation
Orij3 Pub : Cekosl. b1ol., 6, No 5, 321-329;lqil
iYostract : 'Ihen living young rats vrere examined aftor
the pregnant rats were Irradiated by X-rays,
changes in their peripheral blood which would
indicate Impairments effected by radintion
Card 112
CZECHOSLOVAKIA General Biology. Individual Development. B
'5~bryonic Development.
Abs Jour Rof Zhur - Biologlya, No 4, 1959, No. 14379
were not found. Deviations of the 1:1 head
index are not statistically reliable and
cannot therefore serve as Indicators of the
radiation's affect upon sox differentiation
or upon the differentiation in the sensitivity
to radiation of the two sexes. The maximiLni
deviation from. the normal weight effoctod by
radiation is observed In young rats, the
mother of which was treated with X-rays on the
13th day of pregnancy. This deviation doos not
coincide with the maximum effect of lethal
radiation. -- V. A. Dorfman

K 7 14? 7A I'FDICA Sec 2 Vol 11/7 P!-Ysioln,-Y July 53
3267. SPERMATOGENESIS IN RATS IRRADIATED DURING EMBRYONAL DE-
VELOPMENT - Spermatogenesa krys po ozd'~cni v embryogenese
Lenaerov.1 A. and Vojtl'i1.1-.ovd M. 13iol. fist. 4~SAV, Ex-).Biol. a
Gen ~-, -Praha - CSL.BIOL. 1957, 6/5 (330-333) Tables 5 Illus' 7
Tile testes of 6-week-old rats which had been X-rayed with 200 r. or with an ID95
on the 7th, I Ith or 15th day of intrauterine development showed the following
changes: Spermatogenesis was decreased after irradiation on tile 15th day and
either decreased or increased after irradiation on the 7th or I Ith day, while a
marked decrease in weight of the testis was observed in all cases. The most pro-
nounced changes were seen after irradiation on the 15th day of gestation, These
changes were also uniform, in contrast to those after irradiation at an earlier
stage. It appears that the damaging effect of a given dose depends chiefly on the
stage of development at which it is applied. The correlation with size of dose is
less regular. With irradiation on the 7th or Ilth day there is a greater individual
variability, both in damage and in reparative processes.

EXCERPTA ~~EDICA Sec# th
Oct. 57
3161. LENGEROVA A., LENGER V. J., ESSLOVA M., TUSCANY R. and VOLFOVA
M7-Trdpt-.-6f-E-1ophys. Inst. of Industr. Hyg. and Occup, Dis., Prague.
*The influence of the shape of dust particles on the rate
of phagocytosis in vitro BRIT. J. INDUSTR.MED. 1957, 14/1
(43-46) Graphs 3 Illus. 1
The rate of phagocy-tosis of 2 shapes of dust particles - 'long' and 'round' - was
studied in an investigation in vitro in cultures of macrophages from the spleen of
chicken embryos. The round particles were phagocytosei preferentially. This re-
sult is discussed from the standpoint of existing theories of phagocytosis as well
as from that of the relation between the rate of phagocytosis and the harmfulness
of different kinds of dusts.

zxcERj>TA mED17,k 3ec 16 Vol 7/2 Cancer Feb 59
570. Th, problem of delayed death after transplanlation of non-irradiated homokgnus lisfur
to lethally irradialtd attirru;ls K otAzcc pozdni sairti letilne oziifcn~ch ~.i%-(Auchu po
tratisplantaci ncoziiien6 hornologni tkAn(-. IXNGF.RovA A. Biol. Ost. CiAN', Odd.
E.xp. Biol. a Genet., Pralia (',s1. Blol. 1958, 7AR ~3-2 )~,raplis 1
Many cases of 'delayed death' occur in lethally irradiated animals saved by the
single injection of a suspension of horno- or hetcrologous blood-forming cells from
non-irradiated donors. I'licse cases are explained 1)), an in-vivo antigen-antibody
reaction between (lie host and the homo- or heterograft or biood-ro,tiiiiig titic.
The authors attempted to discover whether this was a reaction of the graft against
the host or vice versa. It was assumed that, ifdclaycd death is due to reaction ofthe
homograft against the host, then this might be prevented by using cmbr onal
blood-forming tissue for therapy, as by the tise of this therapy tolerance migTt be
induced toward the host. Mice irradiated with goo r. were given to7 boroologoUS
liver cells from 18 to 2o-day-old foetuses. This caused survival Of 35% of irradiated
animals as compared to o% in the controls. In no case, after the administration of
embryonal homologous blood-forming tissue did delayed death occur during the
critical period Of 4-5 weeks after irradiation, when only a temporary decrease in
weight could be found.

LENGEhOVAj_ A! TTPKCfVA, Marta
Qna;..VO.
Postpartum reactivity of female mice to malg-specific antigens.
Folia biol. no.1:21-26 162.
1. Institute of Experimental Biology and Genetics,-Czechoslovak Academy
of Sciences, Prague.
(SKIN TRANSPLANTATION experimental)

14ATOUSEK, V.; LENGEROVA, Alena; VOJTISKOVA, Marta
Further observations on-the sex ratio in the offspring of irradiated
male birds. Folia-biol. no.1:27-33 162.
1. Institute of Experimental Biology and Genetics, Czechoslovak
Academy of Sciences, Prague.
(RADIATION EFFECTS experimental) (SEX)

LENGEROVA, Alena; VOJTISKOVA, Marta
Two-step transplantation therapy in lethally irradiated mice.
Folia biol. 8 n0-5;288-297 162.
1. Institute of Experimontal Biology and Gonotics, Czechoslovak
Academy of Sciences, Prague.
(RADIATION INJURY-, EXPERIMENTAL) (LIVER) (TESTIS)
(TRANSPLANTATION) (IM4UNITY) (SKIN TRANSPLANTATION)
(OVARY)

HASEK, M.; HORT, J.; LENGEROVA.-Alona- VOJTISKOVA, Marta
....... ~% " - , . . J,
Imminological jolerance in the heterologous system. Folia biol. 9
no.1:1-19 163.
1. Institute of Experimental Biology and Genetics, Czechoslovak
kca!demy of Sciences, Prague.
(PARABIOSIS) (IMMR1ITY) (ANTIGENS) (ERYTHItOCYTES)
(TRANSPLANTATION) (SKIN TRANSPLANTATION) (BLOOD TRANSFUSION)
(BLOOD GROUPS) (HYBRWIZATION)

LENGEROVA, Alenal VOJTISKOVA, Marta
Prolonged survival of oyngoeic male skin grafts in parous C57B I mice.
Folia biol. 9 no.1-72-74 163.
1. Institute of Experimental Biology and Genetics,, Czechoslovak
Academy of Sciences, Prague.
(SKIN TRANSPLANTATION) (DOWNITY) (PREGNANCY, ANIMAL)
(INSE14INATION) (SEX) (MATERNAL-FETAL EXCHANGE)

LENGEROVA, Alena; POLACKOVAI ME~rta
The requirements for -61srance induction in cell-graft3 from
adult donors. Folia biol. 9 no.3:189-195 963.
1. Institute of Experimental BiolW and Genetics, Czechoslovak
Academy of Sciences, Prague.
(TRANSPLANTATION) (DfMUNITr) (CITOLOGr)
(BONE MARROW) (LIVER)

LENGEROVA, Alena
Quantitative study on-Interactions of cullular grafts in mouse
radiation chimaeras. Folia biol. 9 no.3:196-202 163.
1. Institute of Experimental Biology and Genetics,, Czechoslovak
Academy of Science) Prague.
(RADIATION INJURY, EXPERUMAL)
(SKIN TRANSPLANTATION)

IMIGEROVA, Aaena; VOJTISKOVA, Marta
R6.Le of the thymuB in mouse radiation chimaeras. Folia Y-ol.
(Praha) 10 no.3t245Q49 16-4
1. Institute of Experimental Biology and Genetics, ftechoslo-
vsk Academy of Sciences, Fraguero

LRICZEROVA, Puena
Lmminological problems of radiation chJinera2. Rtnp~&-ry mat CSA7
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71, nc,.8-.1-93 1-64

BLATTNY, Ctibor, akademik; HASEK, Milan, doc. dr.;-,.LENGEROVA, Alena,
dr..; SVOBODA, Jan, dr.
Problems of Michurin's biology. Vest ust zemedel 11 no. 5:
200-203 '64.
1. Corresponding member of the Czechoslovak Academy of
Sciences (for Hasek).

IVRIOV,A.; STRUSIE-VICI,B.; MIGHEL,I.
Investigations concerning the efficiency of incubation at
430C. of enriciment media for the isolation of Salmonella.
Runanian med. rev. 7 no.4s.19-23 O-Dt63.

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bation at 43 degrees led to a higher proportion of POSiti7S
results for so typhit 0. pnrathvnhi B and other Salmonella4
it had the same efficiency in-i'SiF diiect ion of Salmonella
carriers among former typhoid and pp-ratyphoid patients as
incubation at 39 degrees. Parallel coprocultures and bile
cultures are ITco=ended, with incubation of tho med-la at
37 degrees and 43 degreee Calsiuss
Contains 3 tables and "I reference,-, of which 2 are
Rumanian., 2 Russian, 2 British and 1 German*
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MAIER, N., Dr.: LINGHIL L dr.; MARGINNANU, C., dr.; PITRZANU, R., dr.;
FANKA, M., dr,
Npidemiological and immunological role of natural sources of
wator in conditions of specific contamination. Rev. igiena
microb. epMem., Bucur. Vol-3:19-35 Julv-Sept 55.
1. Lucrare executatu in Inatitutul de Igiena, filiala Cluj si
Fillala Cluj a Inst Dr. I Cantacuzino.
(WATER SUPPLY
contamination by sewage & waste from indust. plants
causing epidemics of dysentery, typhoid & paratyphoid
fever, in Rumania.
(SEWAGE
contamination of river water supply causing epidemics
of dysentery, typhoid & paratyphoid. favor, in Rumania.
(TYPHOID FEVER. epidemiol.
traneya. by contamination of water supply by sewage.
epidemiol. & Immunol. study in Rumania.
(PARATTPHOID FEVERS, epidemiol.
(SAME)
(DYSENTEU
caused by contamination of water supply by sewage,
epidemiol. & immunol. study In Rumania.

LENGNIX, R.N.
Standards for the masses! Standartizatsiia 29 no.8:25-26 165-
(MIRA 18-10

TAUSZK,, Eva, dr.; LENGUEL, Anna, dr.
Trichuriasis causing severe hypochromic anemia. Or-7. he-~il.
105 no.6:267-269 9 V64
1. Orvostovabblepzo Intezet, III. Belgyogyaszati Tansz6lk es
Qrozagos Kozegeezuegugyi Inte:yet, Parazitologiai Osztaly.

AGOSTONY Eva, dr.; JANOSSY, Gergely, dr.; LRIGUEL, Gyula, dr.; SZOLLOSSY,
Ervin, dr.
Isolation of viruses and serological tests in the 1962 keratoconjunc-
tivitis epidemic in Szeged. Orv.hetil. 105 no.5:225-227 2F 164.
1. Szeged, Varosi 1(6zegeszsegUgyi JarvanyUgyi Allomas.

LENGUEL o -dr. POLGAR, fhdre, d.-.,- KEVEHAZI, Ferenc, dr.
==~_kjjm,
Alveolar pulmonary microlit-hiasi:!-. Orv. hetil. 105 no-4:
1896-1898 4 0 1 e,
1. Povorosi Bajcs7~-Zsilinszky Korha27., Rc)ntgenosztaly,, I.
Belosztaly es III. Belossztaly.

LENGUNS F.F.. tekhnik; KAYAROV; Yu.7h., inzh.
Converting the control circuits of sluices and protection of substations
to operational alternating current. Blek. sts. 29 no.10:52-55 0 '58.
Ollectric substations) (MIRA 11:11)