SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LEVKOVICH, YE. M. - LEVKOVSKIY, V. N.

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UMICIVICH, le. N. and SP&NARIOVA., Ye. S.
"The Results of and Prospects for the Study of the Problems of Tick-Borne
Encephalitis," an article presented at the Interoblast' Scientific-Practical
Conference of Medical Workers of the Urals, Siberia, and the Far East, Krasnoyarsk,
8-1.2 Dec 55.
sum. No. 1o47, 31 Aug 56

LEVKOVICH, Ye. N. Prof.
"The Problem of Sanitary-Antiepidemic Service in the FIght Against Tick
Encephalitis, 1956-1960" a paper read at the All-Union Conference for
Combating Parasitic Diseases held in Moscow, 10-11 Apr 1956.
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LVVKOVIGH, Ye.N.; RZHAKHOVA, O.Ye.
Serological diagnosis of tIck-borns spring-summer and Japanese
neephalitis. Report no.2.- Preparation of inactivated and det7drated
ntigens from brain tissue fo chick embryos infected with tick-borne
:
encephalitis virus* Top.viruse 1 noo3:26-29 ffy-je '56. (MLBA 10:1)
1. Institut virusologii imani D.I.Ivanovskogo AKN SSSR. Moskva
(ANCEPHALITIS, JAPANSSX B, diagnosis,
serol.,- prop. of inactivated & do'qdrated antigens from
brain tiesue of chick Infected chick embryo (Run))
(INCIMLITIS. SPIDMIC, diagnosis,
same)
(ANriann.
encephalitis antigens, prep. from brain tissue of chick
eabz7os Infected with tick-borne virus for sarodiag. of
Japanese & vernal encephalitis (Rum))

EX-C-EAPTA nDICk See 4 V61. 10/10 YdcrobiolcU Oct 57
Z425..LEVKOVICH E.N. Inst. of Virol., D.I.Ivanowski, Acad. of Mcd.Scl., USSR,
-moscm-7-E-1-periments concerning the effectiveness of
Inoculation against encephalitis japonica (Russian text)
VOP. VIRUS 1956, 4 (39-44) Tables 2
Eight series of vaccine from the brain of white mice infected with different strains
of the virus of encephaliti aponica were prepared, concentration of virus sus-
pension being the same Insil of the series, corresponding to their content of 5110
brain tissue. Experiments on the immunological characteristics of the vaccine
were carried out on white mice 2 weeks old. It was stated that the formalin vaccine,
precipitated with aluminium -hydroxide (I.R. -index of resistance - 105) was the
most effective and ether vaccine (I.R. - 16) the last effective. The addition of 0.2576
phenol to the formalin vaccine did not decrease its antigenic properties (I.R. - 44).
The immunity of vaccinated mice was proportionate to the amount of antigen intro-
duced. Further experiments, cvrried out on volunteers (immunization with vaccine
containing 57o of infected brain tinsue of mice 0. Ile for malln and 0. 2576 phenol)
showed an Increase In - 1rus-neut.-alizing antibodies In the majority of those vaccin-
ated after a repeated of vaccine. The highest concentration of antibodies
was observed in the blood of subjects vaccinated for the third time within two
months of the Irdtial one. References 13. Kaulen - Moscow

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6682-. LEVKOV~CH E.N. and SARNTANOVA E.S. *The news in t~e pro -
'Me m r the epidemiology, prophylaxis and diagnosis of
the tick spring-surnmer encephalitis (Russian text)
SOVETSK.,NIED. 1956, 11 (23-29)
The problem of tick encephalitis occupies an important place in numerous areas of
the Soviet Union, particularly due to the increased incidence of the disease. In
1935, 336 new popu lation cent res were added to the list of mass outbreaks. A high
Incidence of spontaneous virus infection of the tick Nodes persuicatus (up to 40%)
was. found in certain areas, where about 870/a of the population became infected.
In certain regions a neuroinfection which is related to spring-summer encephalitis
has been observed. This is the so-called two-wave meningo- encephalitis or milk-
fever. The agent is a neurotropic virus carried by the tick Nodes ricinus and 1.
persulcatus, however, in certain cases the infection is milk-borne originating
from goats. A vaccine has been prepared from chick embryos which shows specific
antigenicity and immunogenic properties agaiLlSt tick encephalitis.
Anigstein -Galveston, Tex. (XX,6,8,17)
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USSR Virology. Viruses of Men and Ami-Is. E-3
Abs Jour: Referat Zh.-Biol., No 6, 25 March, 1957, 21694
Author Levkovich.. N.
Inst
Title Problem , Epidemiology and ProphyLLxis of Poliomyelitis
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Orig Pab: Sov. meditsina, 1956,4NO 3P 13-19
Abstract: The contemporary concepts of pollonyelitis epidemiology are
briefly stated. The problem of epidemic seasons is mentionedp
of virus localization in the hunway, organism, of the path_+f
transmission and the dependence of general and adult morbidity
of.the density of the population and means of c-inication.
The characteristic properties of poliomyelitis virus are stated,
and the significance of different serologic types. The essen-
tial principles of phrophylaxis and, particularly, the problem
of preparing a killed fornalinized vaccine.. are stated. The
importance of a correct ind'6peedy laboratory poliomyelitis diag-
nosis utilizing tissue cultures is emphasized.

LHVKOVICH, Ye.M IVAIIOVA, L.H.
Problems and tasks of the sanitary and epidemiological service
departments in the prevention of tick-borne spring-summer
encephalitis. Med. paraz. 25 no.1:28-32 Ja-M 156 (NLRA 9:6)
1. Iz Instituta virusologii A14H SSSR (dir. instituta P.H. Koeyakov)
i Glavnogo sanitarno-opidemiologichookogo upravleniya Hinisterstva
zdravookhraneniya RSFSR.
(INCIPHALITIS, NPIDSHIC, prev. and control
itusaian tick-borne spring-summer, prev.)

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CARRIERS
"Separating Virus out of Spontaneously Infected Gamasidae Ticks", by ~e.
N. L2yhgvich and A A Ta 111tsev., Meditsinskaya Parazitologiya i Parazi-
tarnyye Bolezni, 1;5~, XV_7, 2) pp 229-233 from Meditsinskiy Refera-
tivn;ff Zhurnal, Section~x, No 1) 1957-
G sidae may, to some extent, be responsible fof- the transmission of
spring-sinmer encephalitis; thia family of mites in a natural focus of
infection, can be a reservoir of the disease. In Kemerovskaya Oblast',
the natural infectiousness of Lalaptidae u. Heamogwmsidae, gathered
from the nests of rodents and shrews during the non.-epidr--mic season
(July-August, 1954), vas demonstrated. It is concluded that the virus
of mite-born encephalitis had been preserved alive in these mites for
no less than 1 month.
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IAVKOVICH, Ye.Y.; GOLIDYELID, A.Ya.; RZHAKHOvA, o.ye.
-~-~~~-hort-wave ultraviolet rays o .n the viability and antigenic
roperties of viruses of Russian tick-borne and Japanese encephalitis
with summary in English], BiuXeksp.biol. I med. 77-81 Jl '57.
E
(MIRA 10:12)
1. Iz laborstorii enteefalitov (zave - prof. Ye.N.1evkovich) Instituta
virusologii imeni D.I.Ivanovskogo (dir. - prof. P.H.Kosyekov) AMN SSSR.
Moskva. Predstavlena deystviteltnym chlenom AMN SSSR prof. N.I.
Z:hukovym-Verezhnikovym.
(ENCEPHALITIS. JAPAXISE B. virus,
eff. of short wave & ultraviolet rays on viability &
matigenic properties (Rua))
(IONGXPH&LITIS. EPIDEMIC, viras.
Russian tick-borne, eff. of short wave & ultraviolet
rays on veibility & antigenic propekties (Rus))
,(ULTRAVIOLIT RAYS, effects,
on Japanese & Russian tick-borne encephalitis birus-
viability & antigenic properties (Rua))

1XVKOVICH, Ye.u.
'resent status of the problem of epidemic encephalitis. Yop.virus.
2 no.3:131-139 KY-Je '57. (RIPA 10:10)
1. Institut virucologit imeni D.I.Ivanovokogo A1111 SSSR. Moskva.
(JOCEEPdALITIS, ~WPINXIC,
review (Rua))

USSR/Virology. Viruses of Transmissive Infections.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 14, 1958, 62142.
Author Zasukhina, G.D., Levkovich, N.
kml ch, N.
Inst-
Title Cytopathogenic Effect of Tick Borne
Encephalitis Virus in Tissue Culture of Hwaan
Fibroblasts.
Orig Pub:-Vopr. virasolog", 1957, No 4, 234-238.
Abstract: In cultures of mouse.skin tissue of the human
-_enbryo~the strains "Sofyin" and "Pateyev" were
studied- Both strains multiplied actively
in cultures of these tissues, having a mximun
virus yiela in 4-8 days after infection of
the cultures. The cytopathogenic effect was
registered frm the lst to the 9th passage
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-Z-JSSR- Virology. Human and Animal Viruses E-2
-Abs Jour: Ref*Zhur Biol., No 6, 1958, 23969
qvkovid ;E. N.p Sukhovap M. N.
AUthor jt ho
Inst Noi given
Title Duration of Preservation and Secretion of Polyomy-
elitin Viruses in Synantropio Plies In Relation to
the Problem'of Means~of Control and rrophylaxis of
the Disease.
Orig Pub: Med. parazitol. i parazitarn. boleznio 1957, 26,
No 3V 343-347
Abstract: Synantropic flies of individual coprobiotic species
(altogether 1738) were infected by Lansing strain
113 and by patients' feces* It was shown that the
virus survived up to 10 days In the flies' intes-
tines. In milk and on cucumbers infected-by flies,
the virus was also found for a period of 10 days.
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USSR/Virology. Viruses of Transmissive Infections.
Abs Jaur: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 14, 1958, 62141.
Author Levkovich, Goldfold, A. Ya., Rzhakova, 0 E.
Tmt
Title The Effect of Ultrashort Waves on the Contagiousness
and Antigenic Properties of the Spring-Sumer Tick
and Japanese Encephalitic Viruses.
Orig Pub: Byul. eksperim. biol. I rseditsiny, 1957, 44, No 7,
Abstract:-Ibcposure of a 1-10ep brain.suspension of mice,
containing the.virus of the spring-su=er
tick (strain Sofyin), or Japanese encephalitis,
to flitrashort UV-rays .(259A)~.conplet6ly-in-
activated the viruses in 5-15'min.-A 10% brain
suspension of chick embryos infected with the
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MKOVICH, Ye.N.. POGODINA, V.Ve
Infection through the alimentary tract with tick-borne encephalitis
[with eumnnr7 in Englishl. Vopvirus 3 no-32145-150 W-Je 158 .
WRA 11:7)
lo Institut virusologii imeni D.I. Ivanovakogo, ANN SSSR, Xoskyse
MCEPHALITIS. etiology A ppthogenesis
tick-borne infect. cnuaed by ingestion of raw
goat milk (Run))
(XILK, microbiolopy
raw goat milk causing trnnem. of tick-borne
ence-plinlitis Oh2a))

LEVKOVICHs YE. N., CORCHAKOVSKAYA, N. N.
"New developments in the method of extermination of tick encephalitis
carriers, and its utilization in the antiepidemic practice."
report submitted: &ttthe 13th All-Union Congress of Hygienists, Epidemiologists
and Infectionists, 1959.

LEVKOVICH YE N
"Characteristics of postvaccinal and postinfection im-
uhity in tick and Japanese encephalitis in connecticn
with the problem of specific prophylaxis."
report submitted at the LAh All-Union Congress of Hygienists, Epidemiologists
and Infectionists, 1959.

LEVK011 CR,
"The viroloizical bases of the eoidemic rrop-nosis of tick-borne
encephalitis." Page 76
Desyatoye sovesbchalye po parazitologicheskim problemar, i prirodn-,occh~kqoVym
boleukyam. 22-29 Oktyabry,- 1959 g. (Tenth Conference on Pirpsitological
Problems and Diseases with Naturql Fbci 22-2q October 1959), Mo$ccw7
Leningrad, 1c) 9, Ac.9jerivy of M--dicnI Sci,-nces USSR and AcadeV of Sciences
USSR, No. 1 254pp.
Inst. of Virology,AS USSR,.Moscow

X&MVIGH, L.G.; LEVKOVICH, Te.N.
Differentiation of viruses of tick-borne encephalitis and louping ill
in tissue culture. Top.virus. 4 no.5:566-571 S-0 159. (MIRA. 13:2)
1. Institut virumologii Imeni D.I. Ivano7skogo AM SSSR, Moskva.
(IINCBPUALITIS# 3PIDEMIC, virology,)
(TISMI MMURII)

LIMVICH, Te.H.; MODIRA, V.V.
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Problem of alimentary tick-borne encephalitis and wasures for
preventing it. Test. AM SSSR 14 no.10:7-13 '59,
(KM 13.-6)
1. Institut virusologii Imeni D.I. Ivanovskogo ANK SSSR.
(MUMMLITIS) (MM-BACTnIOLOGT)

Rom aspects of study &M objectives of the sevsWear-plan
In the problem of ticlo-borns encephalitis. Med.Wase I
28 no,31304-310 MY-Je 159, (HIPA 120)
lo le Instituts virusologil Iment D. I. lvanovekogo AJOI BUR
(dir. - prof.PaN.Kanyakov). I
(INCIPHALITIO, XPIMMIC, prev. A control.
tiole-borne, In Russia Pus))

L) WUIX-V Y -LLLL) U . U. ) .
"Study On Biological Properties Of Viruses Of The Tick-Borne Encephalitis Complex
In Tissue Cultures."
report submitted for the Symposium on the Biology of Viruses of Tick Borne Encephalitis
Complex, Smolenice Czechoslovakia) 11-14 Oct 60.
"Experimental and epidemiological bases of the special profylaxis of tick-borne
encephalitis (Introductory lecture.)"
The Ivanovskiy Institute of Virology, Moscow, U.S.S.R.

IZVKOVICHO YE. N. (USSR)
ihiiinational Epidemiological E~ymposim, Prague 22-26 196o-
"On the study of the circulation of the virus of tick-borne encephalitis
of the basis of serological investigations."
(Voyenno-l-ieditsinskiy Zhurnal, No 6, 196o)
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LIVKOVICH, f.N.; ZASUCHMA,G.D.
Ivaluation of the effectivity of a new preparation - the tissue
culture vaccin a against tick-borne encephalitis. J.byg.epidem.
Praha 4 n0-3:296-298 16o.
1.1vanovsky Inatttute of Virology, Academy of Medical Science of
the U#W, Moscow.
(IMCIPHALITIS, IPIDUIC Immunol.)

&OVICH9 Ye.N.; KARPOVICH9 L.Ge
Comparative study of the viruses of the tick-borne encephalitis
group in HeLa cell cultures. Vop. virus. 5 no. 3.00-39 Ja-F.160o
(KM 14:4)
1. Institut virusologii, imeni D.I. Ivanovskogo AMN SSSR9 Moskva.
(ENCEPHALITIS)

FAN TSZFNIN [,Fang chibh-aing]; LEVKOVICH, Ye.N. FOKINAV 4V.
Cultivation of Japanese and West Nile enceplwlitis viruses in
tissue cultures bf angiosarcomag Detroit-6, HEP-29, and monkey
kidney cells. Vop. virus. 5 no. 1 -339-44 Ja-F 160. (MIRA 14:4)
(ENCEPHALITIS)

AVAKYAN, A.A.; -IMPY~CH, Ye,,,,N,; BUSNYUK, M.M.
Morphology of nerve cells injured by viruses of tick-Jvxme
encephalitis and reUt~d diseases. Vop. virus. 5 no. 2:208-216
My4 160. (KIRA 1/+:4)
1O.Institut virusologii imeni D.I. Ivanovskogo AMN SSSR i Institut
po izucheniyu, poliomiyelita AMN SSSR9 Moskva
(ENC9PHALITIS) (EPIDE14IC'HEMORRHA;IC FEM)
.(NERVCYUS SYSTMI-DISEASF.~) '

MUKHINAt G.D.; GHURAKOVt M.P.-, LASHKEVICHi V.A.;
GAGARINAv A.V,*
Tissue culture vaccine for tick-borne encephalitis. Vop. virus# 5
nq. 2:233-236 My-S 160. (MIRA 14:4)
1. Institut vimsologii AMN SSSR imeni D.I. Ivanovskogo i Institut
po izucheniyu poliomiyelits, AMN SSSRq Moskva.
(ENCEPHALITIS)

LZMVICH, Te.N., prof.; ZASUKHINA, G.D., kand.wed.nauk
Tissue culture vaccines aginst tick-borne encephalitis. Vast.
A149 SSSR 15 no.103-57 160. (KIRA 13:6)
1. Institut virusologil imeni Me Ivauovskogo AHN SSSH.
(INCIRPRA ITIS VIDAMIC immunol. )
(vAcams)

'k N.
=OVICHY P%,-
A survey of the d7namics of the virus of tick-borne-encepba-Utis on
the basis of seralogical investigations. J. byg. epidem., Praha 5
no.i:8o-84 161. 1 -
1..Ivnnovsky Institute of Virology, Acadeny of Medical Sciences USSR$
MOSCOW.
(ENCEPHALITIS EPIDEMIC immunol)

LEVKOVICH, Ye.-N.-;-IZOTOV, V.K.-
Hemaggliltination with the virus of tick-borne encephalitis. Vop.
viras 6 no.4:428-431 Jl-Ag 161. OMA 14: 11)
1. Institut, viruoologii imeni D.I.Ivanovskogo AMN SSSR, Moskva.
(EHGEPHALITIS) (BLOOD-AGGLUTINATION)

LEVKOVIGH' Ye.'- KARPOV, S.
Symposium on the Biology of Viruses of the Tick-borne Encephalitis
Group. Vop, virus, 6 no 6:7%60 N-D 161. (MIRA 15:2)
ENCEPHALITIS; TICKS AS CARRIERS OF DISEASE)
(VIROLOGY-CONGRESSES)

LEVKCVIQH, .ye.N.; WUMINA, G.D.
1. neephalitis.
Preparation of a t1joue-culture vaccine against -Japamses e
Zhur. mikrobiol. epid. i Immun. 32 no.5:38-42 My 161.,
(KM 14:6)
1. Is ~Iustituta viruso.L,-.,,--'i imeni Ivanovskogo AMN SSSR.
- .(ENGtFHLLITIS)

LMOVICHP Ye.N.; POGODINA, V.V.
Vaccination of goats as a method of preventing alimentary infection
with tick-borne encephalitis. Report No.l: Study of the conditions
and effectiveness of experimental vaccination of goats. Vop. virus.
7 no.2;193-199 Mr-Ap, 162. (MIRA 15:5)
1. Institut virusologii imeni D.I.Ivanovskogo ANII SSSR, Moskva.
(VACCINATION) (ENCEPILUITIS) (GOATS)

je.N.; BOLDYREV, S-T-; ZASUM14,
pETp,ISBCMA, P.A." LEVKOVIP-H-. I.- tekhn. red.
'~ ~uffd'V ~ I. F. ,
D. E. , red o ,
[Japanese encephalitis] JAponskii entsefulit. 140skva, Med-
giz, 1963. 178 p. (mim 16:12)
1. Chlen-korre5pon'ent AM SSSR (for Petrishcheva).
(ENCEPHALITIS)

LEVKOVI ZMKIMIA, G. D.
~CH
Further experimental study of tissue culture vaccine against
tick-borne encephalitis* Vop, virus. 8 no.1:56-60 Ja-P'63.
(MIRA 16:6)
1. Institut po izueheniyu poliorn1jelita. i viruenykh entsefali-
tov AM SSSR, Moskva.
(RICEPHALITIS VIRUSES) (TISSUE CULTURE) (VACCINES)

LEVKOVICH, Ye. N.
"The mutagenic effect of physical and chemical factors on arboviinises."
report presented at 4th Intl Cong, Hungarian Soc of Microbiologists, Budapest,
30 Sep-3 oct 64.
Inst of poliomyelitis, AMS USSR, Moscow.

MKOVICII lean.. ~ (Moskw-.)
Xcint Seventh Scie--,tP'J-- of the lnzol~'Aww ef
myelitis and Virus of the AzM-3mW of Medical
Sciences of the U.69$.R. and %be 'whiL-- Russian insUtute of
y- an-I Ialll--a~rid to the
Epidemiology, Mcrobjclog -
study of tick encaphalitAq and otber arbor v.1.7,jo InP')cLJvnq.
Vest. A14N WSR 19 no.1-9,89-90 2~4. (M IRA 1797)

LOGINOVA-PARINA, N.V.-, LEVKOVICH, Y.e.N.
Comparative studies on plaque formation by viruses from the
tick-borne encephalitis gr6up. Vop. virus 9 no.4:404-408
J1-Ag 164. (MIRA 18:7)
1. Inatitut poliomiyelita i virusnykh entfiefalitov AMN SSSR, Moskva.
I

VOROBIYEVAj H.S.; L4VKOVICH, Ye.N.
Sensitivity of cold-blooded animals to the virus of -,,-ick-barne
onceIphalitis. Zool. zhur. 43 no.7:1084-1087 164. (MIRA 17112)
1. Institute of Flyomyelitis and Viral Encephalites, Academy of
Medical Sciences of the U.S.S.R., Moscow.

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ORG: Institute of PolyomVelitis and Virus Encephal itis, AM SSSR,
nstitut poliomialita I virusnykb entsefali tov AMN SSSR)

TITLE: Study of interference of the -Japanese encephalitis virrus with,
S OM 6. Oyt,DpOtbogenle viruses in tisgoe cultUre
SOURCE: Voprosy.virusologii,, no
5., 1965,. 551-557
TOPIC TAGS:' Virus disease, experiment snimali,-I~)
immunity, encephalitis/ ~k~4u
ABSTRACT: This is a study on-tbe Interference of strains P-1 and K-2
oftbis.virus (JEV) with polio virus type I (LSc 2ab) grown in
-dultures.of skin-pmbryonal buman tissue..-and with the yiruses of
'
lgewcastle
diseasew(ND) and Western eguing enespbn1itio~(WEE), both
grown in several passages of chicken embryo cell cultures* To determine
interference the cultures with 6 developing monolayer (800,000 cells per
re'-infeoted with a diluted brain suspension of JEV. Immediately
ml). we
.
after infection and 24, 48* 72, 96 and 120 hours later the cultures'were
added witblbe cytopatbogenic indicator viruses (Polio, ND and WEE).
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Interference was determined after 2-3 days and was judged positive in
the abs'ence.of cytopstbic activity and on the basis of plaque formations
of~the indicators in the test cultures and their presence in control3.
Interference of varying degree was seen after 72 hours for all tbree
viruses,
-1t was found that JEV can be reproducibly titrated and
identified, according to interference in tissue cultures upon introducing
-the blocking viruses.after 96 hours, Highest sensitivity.was found in . Ii
cultures-of chicken embryo cells and VM, for under these conditions the
interference activity titers (1/10 of activity in'controls) were close
to tbose,of the virus obtained in tests witb mice. This interference
was seen only with live virus. From tissue cultures Infected witb,tbe
JEV interferon was isolated, which alone also roduced Interference,,
resulting in reduction of plaque formation by I
2, It was not highly
specific and acted most efficiently on*WEE virus. Its effect remained
unchanged following heating at 60 C but was severely depressed by a.
dilute trypsin solution. Origo art, has., 6 tables.
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ORG: Scientific Reaearch Allerpolopic Laboratory~ Moscow 16
(Naucb6o_-issledovatel1skaya allergol6gichaska7a I-aboratoriya AMN SSSR)
TITLE: Study of the allergenic properties of intermediate antigens of
brain vaccine against t1ok-borne encephalitis
SOURCE:. Voprosy virusologii, no. 5, 1965# 577-583
TOPIC TAGS: virus disease, animal disease, experiment animal, sntig~_'_I,
allergic disease, encephalitisIVZ4,"- -,,.4 C CL~,
ABSTRACT: The allergenic properties of antigens forming at various
stages,of virus propagation in the brain tissue of experimentally
infected white mice.were studied,in 97 guinea pigs by the metbod of
anapbylaxis and desensitization,-applying a 5 fluid brain vaccine
against spring-summer tick-borne encephalitis prepared 2 days and 4days
after infection. For sensitization, 0-3 ml were given subcutaneously
and the anapbylactic injection was 'given intravenously after 28-33 days.
Desensitization was given every 2 bours until complete arrest of the
reaction. The desensitizers were suspensions of normal brain, 2 or 4
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-Says' vaccine, and.culture-derived formalin inactivated vaccine against
.the above disease. Sensitization of the guinea pigs with a suspension
of.healtby.mouse brain tissue caused only weak anapb-ylactic reaction
jpon subsequent introduction of the some suspension. Sensitization with
-vaccine from brain of-mice without clinical signs of the disease caused
anapbylactic reaction; so did vaccine from sick mice. The
anapbyle.dtic reaction in guines.pigs sensitized with the 2-day vaccine
3ould be inhibited by prior two-fold desensitization with either normal
brain suspension or vaccine, in contrast to 4-day vaccine where such
desensitization did not Inbibit anapbylootic reaction, due apparently to
the large amount.of intermediate antigens present in the 4-day vaccine.
rt may be concluded that intermediate antigens start appearing on the
3econd day after infection and that they increase during virus
nultiplication in the mouse brain, "The 5% fluid brain vaccine against
tick-borne spring-,summer encephalitis was prepared by E. N. Lovkovieb".
Orig. art, besv 3 tables.
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1AUTHOR.-
-'ORG: VnStitUtd' 0-'f 1%1144WMyelit1s and Virus :Encephalitis". AHN SSSR-
'Mosc,ow (I~nstitutt p*1:iovs1Zy'e1itai viruanykh,entsefalitov AMN S S 5 R~
Vladivostok Ins tWtWCe!~q f-, Epidemiology and..)Iicrobioloiy
-,institut epidemialogi~:C i;-mikrobiologii),
TITLE:: Multiplication* characteristics in tumor cell's -in Vitro and.-in
vivo of various tick-borne encephalitis viruses vith"different degrees,
of neurovirulence
-545
:SOURCE: Voprosy vicusologii, no. 5, 1966, 539
TOPIC TAGS: biologic reproductiong nervous system, virus disease,
.encephalitis, neoplasm (1,qeCfAF#rrmq
ABSTRACT; The interaction between three strains of tick-borne encepha-
litis virus (a highly virulent Oriental strain, the less virulent TR-21
strain, and an attenuated variant of TR-21) with Ehrlich ascites and
Crocker cancer cells from nice was studied in vitro and in vivo. No
parallelism was noted between the interaction of viruses and cancer
cells in vivo &nd in Vitro. In primary cultures of both types of can:.'
cer calls, encephalitis viruses retained their infectiousness and pro
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'duced significant changes In the cancer calls. In the culture of
Crocker sarcoma calls, the calls lost some of their ability to grow on
the surface and to cause the formation of tumors when live animals were
inoculated. In the culture of Ehrlich ascites carcinoma cells, a de-
crease in metabolic activity was observed after the interaction of
dancer calls with the viruses. The interaction between the various
viral strains and cancer calls after subcutaneous and intraperitoneal-
Inoculation caused active multiplication of the virus and affected the
proliferative capacity of the infected cello. The Oriental strain of
encephalitis virus multiplied most rapidly, and was able to penetrate
.brain tisnue after inoculation into an ascites carcinoma. Under iden-
tical conditionag the less usurovirulent TR-21 strain did not spread
.beyond the tumor into which it was injected# Orig, art, has: I figure
-and 1 table, (W& A, 501
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LNUUVICII, Tu.I. (Leningrad, Brovinitskuyu ul., d-7, kv.6)
------------- -
Photographic attachment for a rectoscope. Vop.ozA-, 4 no.2:
221-223 '58. iMIRA 12:8)
1. Iz fotograficheakoy laboratoril (zav. - inzh.Yu.I.Lovkovich)
Institiita onkologli AMU SSSR (dir. - deystvitelln7y chlen ANN
SM prof.A.I.Serebrov).
(PROCTOSCOPY, appar. & inst.
camera attachment for octoscope (Rua))

BERMAN, N.A.; UVKOVICHI-il~-I-
Photocystoscopy in bladder tumors. Vop. onk. 9 no.12:18-22 t63.
(MIRA 17:121,
1. Iz nauchno-poliklini.cheskogo otdela (zav. - starshly nauchnyy
sotrudnik K.A. Pavlov) i laboratorji nauchnoy fotografii (zav. -
Yu.1. Levkovich) Instituta onkologii ATIN SSSR (direktor - deyst-
vitellnyy chlen AMN SSSR prof. A.I. Serebrov). Adres avtorov:
Laningrad, 2-ya Berezovaya alleya, d-3, lnati-~ut onkologii A14N
SSSR.

HJSEKOVSKAYA,
Rrperience in working with the optic photobronchoscope. Yop.
onk. 7 noo5:3-15-3-19 161. (KMA 15:1)
1. Iz nauchno-$Wkiklinicheskogo otdela (zavo - otarshiy nauchnyy
sotrudnik kand.med.nauk K.A. Pavlov) laboratorii nauchnoy foto-
afii Gav. - inzh. Yu.1. Lsvkovich5 Instituta onkologii AMV SSSR
dir. - deyotvitelinyy chlen AMP SSSR prof. A.1. Serebrov).
F
(BRMC;WSCM)

SOKOLOVAI N.M.; KASATK311A, N.M.; SHCHMAREVA, N.K.; UVKOVICH, Yu.1.
Laboratory diagnosis of candidiasis In patients with malignant .
tumors. Vop. ank. 9 no.8t49-54 t63 (KM 1724)
1. Iz kliniki-diagnostioheskoy laboratorii ( zav. - dotsent
I.F. Grekh) Instituiaonkologii AMN SSSR (direktor- deystvitell-
nn ablen AMR SSSR prof. A.I. Serebrov. Adres avtorova Leningrad,
P-1299 2-Ts. Berezovaya, alleya., 3. nstitut onkologii AMN SSSR.

;LMOVICH-SOKOLOVA9 A.P.
morphol~gioal changes in a bullonecrotic torm 'of aminazine tox:icoderma-
titis, Zhurenevr,i psikh, 60 no-5:595-601 160. (MIRA.13:9)
1. Otdel patomorfologii toentrallnoy nervnoy sistemy (nauchnyy
konsuVtant - prof. A.P. Avtsyn) Instituta psikhiatrii Ministerstva
zdravookhraneniya PJFSR (dir. - prof. V.M. Banshchikov)t Moskva.
(CHLORPROH&ZINE) (SKIN-DISEASES)

LEVKOVICILBOKOLGVA, A.P.. kand.med.riauk; KAZAKOVA, P.B., kmd.med.nauk;
TL'INAj, L.I.--y kand.med.nauk
Morphological changes in the brain in cases of combined alcoholism
and at4erosolerosis. Trudy Gos. nauchno-isal. ivnt. psikh. 22:447-476
160. (141RA 15--.1)
1, Laboratoriya patomorfologl4,tsentrallnoy nervnoy sistemy (zav. -
laboratoriyey - kand.med.nauk A.P.Levkovich-Sokolovaq nauchnyy
konsulltant - prof. Aik. AvtsA)-i-klbUkazoeudistykh paikhozov
(zav. klinikoy - prof. V.M.Banshchikcrv) Posudarstver--iogo nauchno-
iseledovatellskogo instituta psikbiatrii Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya
RSMR.
(GMBRAL ARTPMOSCLEROSIS) (ALCOHOLISM)

1MOVSKAYA, N.Yu. [Levkovs'ka, f).IU.1
Cenesis of cassiterite from the place.-s in northern Volyn'.
Geol, zhur. 25 no.31102-106 165. Wlfui 18g11)
1. Institut geologicheskikh nauk AN UkrSSR.

REYNIN, I.V.; LAZUKOV, G.I.; LEVKOVSKAYA, G.14,
Result of studying Quaternary sediments in the no.-.h of the West
Siberian oll- and gas-bearing province. Trudy VNIGRI no.225:102-
UO 163, (KM 17:3)

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SOV/21-59-6-20/27
(G-avvich, S. T. )'
AUTHORS: Hurvyrh, S. I., evki-7s'k*, N. Yu.(N.Yu. Levkovskaya) and
Khatuntseva., A.ia~
TITLE: On a Mineralogical Pind of Tungsten Minerals in Volyr.1
PERIODICAL: Dopovidi Akademii Nauk Ukrains1koi RSR, 1959, Nr 6,
pp 659 - 661 (USSR)
ABSTRACTj The authors report on a find of tungsten minerals made in
the North-Western section of the Ukrainian crystalline
shield in 1956. The wolframite encountered for the first
time was in foliated pieces with black, nontransparent
grains. Some pieces had, however, dark red and red color,
ranged from nor-transparent to almost transparent. In some
instances, the wolframite was found in combination with the
quartz, and in separate instances in combination with the
arsenopyrite. The majority of grains were within 0.6 - 0.1
mm, some reached a size of 2 - 3 mm. The chemical examinat-
ions made by B. V. Myrs'ka table 1), and the x-ray examinat-
ions made by A. 0. Karpenko (table 2), confirmed the
materials as being basically wol.framite, combined with an
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ASSOCIATIONt
PRESENTED:
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Leaving out some insignificant impurities, the two chemical
examinations have established the following crystallo.-
chemical formulas3
1) (Foo,"41 Mno, 59) WO 4, 2) (Poo, 46 mno, 54) W04'
The x-ray examination was done with the use of Pe radiation
in a Debay chamber of 57.3 mm, in diameter, with a Mn filter,
at an exposure of 12.5 hours. Isolated sheelite grains have
also been found. Under the microscope they appeared to be of'
more or less isotermic forms, of even optical weight, were
found to be positive and Possessing a rather low index of
double refractiong yet an index of single refraction exceed-
ing 1.78. There are 2 tables and 1 photo.
Institut geologicheskikh nauk AN UkrSSR (Institute of
Geological Sciences of the AS UkrSSR)
By N. P. Semenenkov Member, AS UkrSSR
ju.11Y 8, 1958

~XIYp ~A., i,=h.
Repair of shock absorberse Avtv transpe 38 no@ 5:29 My 160.
(MIRA 1/,-.2)
(Autmobilso-Shock absorbers)

I - -
IfThe State sector and the problem of priority in the selection of projects in
the programs of the industrialization of the developing couatries"
report to be submitted for the United NAtiour, OaAference c~~t the
Application of Science and Tech-4oltw,7 for the 2--aef It of the 7-,-Gs
. Developed Areas - Gc5eva.. Bvitzerln,-Yl, 4-20 Feb 6-,,~

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1 NLZ.WV:1SL--OST I-1030A (VSj~b0YjJZ!To'fL 014
.1 !ZD-VO VIA'.1YE, 1952. 31 P- ~Sjl
Ca-LS'170 PC) RiLSFROSTPjLI7TE'IiYU PULI'TiCULSKIKII N,~UMIPYM Milli-Y. 1952,
SERMI 1) NO. 96)
ian monopolies. No-
~~~Ww"iumce cal),ts, in ud,,k ind tae In& (HLU 7:12D)
.clusligh f tisdat, 1954. 543 P-
skVILO GospOll

AUTHOR: Levkovskiy, A.I. Engineer, 118-518-4-5/23
TITLE: A Dump Car With a Sliding Hood (Dumpkar so sdvigayushchimsya
kuzovom)
PERIODICAL: Mekhanizatsiya Trudoydmkikh i Tyazhglykh Rabot, 1958, Nr 4,
PP 13-14 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author describes a new dump car designed by him and con-
structed at the TsEMM Kanskugoll trest (The TSEMM of the Kansk-
ugol I Trust) to replace existing dump cars. The dump car con-
sists of a hood, bottom platform, unloading mechanism and the
carriages. The hood has three transverse End two lengthwise
edges welded into one stable spatial structure. The unloading
mechanism has the following basic parts: 36 kw electric motor,
the main reducer, two auxiliary reducers, and three 'Lifting
screws. The capacity of the hood is from 33 to 35 cubic meters.
Unloading takes 70 seconds and may be Pk~rformed by one man.
There are 2 photographs.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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;7;~z~K V

AUTHOR: Levkovskiy, A.I., Mining Engineer 127-58-5-13/30
TITLE: A Dump Car With a Laterally-Moving-Walls Body for Unload-
ing (Dumpkar, razgruzhayushchiysya sdvizheniyem kuzova po
dnishchu)
PERIODICAL: Gornyy Zhurnal, 1958, Nr 5, PP 46-48 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Dump cars applied at present in open pits have essential
drawbacks: high dead weight and dependence of the un-
loading time upon climatic conditions and the physical
properties of the load. The author of the present article
has designed a new type of dump car which unloads not by
tilting, but by shifting the walls of the vehicle over
the bottom, as is hown in Figure 1 and 2. Its main parts
are: 1) the walls; 2) the bed; 3) the unloading me-
chanism, and 4) the undercarraige. The technical cha-
racteristics of the new type are as follows: weight -
22 to 23 tons;,the weight of load - 60 tons; the capacity
of body - 33 to 35 cu m; height - 2,860 mm; width -
3,600 mm; lengths (between the axes of automatic couplings)
- 9,480 mm; unloading time - 70 sec which can be reduced
to 20 or 30 sec by applying more powerful electric motors
Card 1/2 and a lower gcar ratio. The unloading mechanism shifts

127-58-5-13/30
A Dump Car With a Laterally-Moving-Walls Body for Unloading
the walla of the dump car over its bed at a rate of 0-03
M/sec. The walls, shifting over the bed, form a slit up
to 3,000 mm. wide, through which the load is pushed out.
Such an experimental car was manufactured in the central
electro-mechanical shops of the trust "Kanskugoll". It
was tested in the Irsha-Borodino open pit in 1957. Tests
were carried out under all temperatures. The unloading
performance was satisfactory, and took less time thin that
of conventional dump cars. The frozen rock is scraped
from the bottom of the car by the back wall of the body.
There are 3 photos, 2 figures and 1 table.
ASSOCIATION: Irsha-Borodinskiy ugollnyy razrez 11r 1 (Irsha-Borodino
Open Coal Pit Nr 1)
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 2/2 1. Mines-Machinery 2. Ores-Excavation

DITAKOV, A.M., otv.red,,, LZWKOYSKIT, A.I., otv.red.; KELIKAN, S.M.,
otv.red.; XAM6fA-,IJi-., KHASNATA, A.K. ,
takha.red. .
[Bconomy of sodern India] Zkonomike sovremnnoi Indli. Moskva,
Izd-vo voutochnoi lit-ry, 196o. 429 p. (MIRA 13:8)
1. Akedemiye.nauk 3=,, Inatitut vostokovedeniya.
(India--Nconomio conditions)

BRAG4NA, Ye.,- ULIRIKH, 0.; IZ3ff-OV
~SICM,-L-L, otv. red.; MOISEM, P.P.,
otv. red.; FIMSHOVA, V.N., red. izd-va; YAZIOVSKAYAp B.Sh.,
tekha. red.
[State capitalism in the industry of the East] Gosudarstvennyi
kapita:Li= v pronqohlennosti stran Vostokao Moskvap lzd-vo
vostoobnoi lit-ry, 1961. 92 p. (MIRA 140)
Wis.-Government ownership) (Asia-Economic conditions)

PAVLOVSKIY, V.; IEVKOVSKIY, A.I... kand. ekonom. naukp red.; GARSIA.L.,,
red.; EFAYO-NYAN., 14.., mladshiy red.; MOSKVINA, R., tekbn. red.
[Economy of modern Thailand) Ekonomika sovremennogo Tailanda.
MosIcva, Izd-vo sotsiallno-okon.3it-ry, 1961. 182 p.
(MIRA 15:2)
(Thailand-Economic conditions)

YERSHOVp Yuriy Alekseyevicb; otv. red.; IVANCYV, D.S.,
red.izd-va; MUNOVA, I.Bop red,izd-va.- TSVETKOVA, S.V,p takhn,,
red,
[Oil and the struggle of India for economic independence] Neft' i
bortba Indii za ekonomichookhiu nezavisimost'. Moskva# Izd-vo
vostochnoi lit-ry, 1961. 229 p. (MIU 14:12)
1 1 (India-Petroleum industry)

MOTYLKVt Vollf Yevnovio, prof.; PrIni-li uchastiye: IZVKgPqKIY, A.I.9
kand. ekon. nauk; PAVWV, V.I,j kand. istor, nauk; MMMQvV-.V-,v-
kand. skon. naukv dotBent; X M A M t A.Ly kand. skoh. naukv
dotsent; CREKHUTOVA, V., red,; STRI q Hop mladshiy red.j MO-
SKVINAq R,g tekbno reda
[Econwaic history of foreign countries; epoch of premonopolistic
capitalism] Ekonomicheakaia iBtoriia zarubezbmykh stran kha
Comonopollatichookogo kapitali=aq- kuro lektBij. ' elozd-vo
Moskvat
sotsiallno-okon. lit-ryt 1961o 399 P. (MBA ll~: 9)
(Economic history)

.LEK&QYa&11,-A1WSAU IvanovichLD'YAXOV, A.M., otv.red.; TUZMUKHANEDOV,R.A.,
red.; FRIDMAN, L.Sh., red.1 !AZLOVSKAYA, E.Sh., takhn. red.
[Characteristics of the development of capitalism in India]
Osobennosti razvitiia kapitalizma v Indii. Moskva, Izd-vo
vostochnoi lit-ry, 1963. 587 p. (MIRA 16:6)
(India-Economic conditions)

LEVKOVSKIY, Aleksey Ivanovich; DIYAKOV, A.M., otv. red.;
TUZMUKHMDOV, R.A., red.; FRIDMAN, L.Sh., red.;
-YAZLOVSKAYA, E.Sh.,-tekhn. red.
(Ohnateristics of the development of capitalism in India]
Osobennosti razvitiia kapitalizma v Indii. Moskva, Izd-vo
vostochnoi lit-ry, 1963. 588 p. (MIRA 16:4)
(India-Capitalism)

LEVKOVSKIY,,,_,_N,., mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
Beauty, comfort, pafety. Za bezop.dviah. 4 no.1:14-15 Ja '62.
(MM 16:7)
1. Nauchno-issledovateliskiy institut 4Vtomobillnogo transporta.
(Motor vehicles)
6

ICUZNETSOV, Yeo; AKEPOLOV, I.
Ygiintellance ind repair of refrigerated motortrucks. Avt.
(MIU 18:12)
transp. .43 no.U:22-24 D 165m
N,

KUZMS, M.N., prof. (deceased]; BOGDAITOVICH, S.H., doteent; L3YKGVS=-,~r-KJL-
kand. med. nauk: SPIMMOVA, V.N.; GLUKHMIKIY, B.T.; FUL M.N.; OSADCHIY,
Ye.D.; PARABA H, X.Ye.; VILICHINSKIY, S.P.; VITIR, I.S.~l VORORM, LF.;
GWOVWAYA, R.A.; RAKHMTULLINA, M.G.; SAIOVA, G.V.
Treatment of lupus eruthermatoBus with phthivazid. Vrach. delo no.,4:
373-378 AP '59. (KI3A 12:7)
1. Kiyevskly meditsinskiy institut.
(IMM)tr.ONICOTINIC ACID)

LEVKOVSKIY, N.M., lmnd.med.naak
-- -
Dienstive disturbances in patients with lupme arythematosum, Trach.
delo. no.6-.639 Je 159. (MIRA 12:12)
1. Klinika kozhnykh i venericheskikh bolezuey (zav. - kafedroy -
prof, Kuznets, M#M. [deceased]) Klyevekogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(LUPUB) (DIGESTIVE ORGANS)

KOMMV G.A. UNKOVS Y,,.,P.V.; SHIROKOV, A.V.
Reduction of liquid oxidized copper by natural gas. TSvet met.
37 no.9s'13-14 S 164. iMIRA 18s7)

K(74LEV, ". I .; j 1 -1 ft -1 i
u LI -~4,'VEOV~'KIY, O.V.; IIIPT"OV, 0.~.; SJI,HtW~V, ...V.
Use of reducers in the deoxidation (if r,,,ol.t~-n i;y
products of incomplete comburiticri of riutural gas. 17v. AIJ
Uz. SSR. Ser. tekh. nauk 9 no.2:94-97 165. (MiFIA
1. Sredazniprotsvetmet.

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A11TIJOH! .11119 0'
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I Makslmpnkot V
Pfiv f, s I n. A.- B.; W~ 7n
OW" " TPflt.te of Semi roild,jr-t-rr, AcRr1tm:,v of ve I,n(?es. Ukrainlan S.SP (Itintifill
provodniknv Aka demil nnijk Ukrnlnnkr~y list?)
TTTLF: Splitting of EPR lines nf rr-'4+ in ZnWO4 by an external. electric fie],]
rr
SOURCE: Zhurnal ekarprimrntal 'noy I I norptirbPrk y fI7-IkI. PIP'nq v radqktPjyu.
(Prilozbenlye),, v. 2, no. 7, 1965, -344-346
TOPTC TAM; zinc compflund, FPR Pvt-i-fl-lim. linp splitting
:11, qql 5-s-
ABSTRACT: The authorn hav -e ohr-Prved- the sr.'Atting of two Cr-4'1' FT'll I I nr-n corresponding,
to tran Al '' be en the-sublevels of the-Kremrs doublets occiii-ring wlien nn exter-
s ons
nal static electric field E In nliplipd to a ZnWO4 crystal, in which Fire two nc)n-
equivalent positions of the Zel* Ion repinced by the Cr3+ ton. Thrqe [InsItIonq difre?4.
in inversion with respect to Oft posttlon occitpled by the zinc ion# so l.hat the shift
of the EPR line should manifent Itself In the form of its splitting. Tlw depentlence
.~of the line splitting on the orientation of an external static magniAle rield It was
.also investigated. The experiments were made with an EM spectrometer operating at
9380 Me and at room temperature. The angidar dependence of the line splitting, enr-
responding to the transition between the sublevels of the lower 11-rames dnUblet (FJg.
1)) Is presented fnr the ease when the field It In directed aloi* thp etystallogrotphic
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At GMuss
Fig. I.. Angular "de
_pendence of the EpR line
splitting at X-m 225 kv/cM. Continuous
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Vjr.
curve
theoretical; points experimental values
.obtained with sample no. 4,01rcles -:With
e nn.~'2*
.
.
I Nil
axis b (y axio)p and the fl(ld H changes its orientation in the (xz) plane. The ex-
perimentul points.shown on the plot correspond to the directly measured splitting.
The results agree with calculations based on the use of a spin Hamiltonian In the
form W - WO + WE where WO is the usual spin Hamiltonian., Including the operator of t
Zeeman energy and the energy of the crystalline field and WE is the operator of tA,
energyj ction, with the external electric field E. Authors thank M. F. Deygt
,Jntera
and Ve a hteynahleyger for continuous interest In the work,, and also L. Mise
and N. F. Kogdenko for help with the measurements. OrIg. art. has- 1 Ton-m Iyand 1
figure. ;Tylr_O~~ rz-
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AUTHORS: Bugay, A. A.; Levkovskiy, P. T.: Maksimenko, V. M.
-Pasnxovsxiy, M. V.; n0YZ81n, A. Bo
ORG: Institute of Semiconductors, Academy of Sciences.-Ukrainian SSR
(Institut poluprovodnikov Akademii nauk Ukrainskoy SSR)
TITLE: Splitting of EPH.11nes of Cr3+ in ZnW04 by an external electricl
field
SOURCE: Zh ekap'er i teor fiz, v. 50, no, 6, 19660 1510-1518
TOPICTAGS: electric field, line splitting, Hamiltonian spin, SM-
ABSTRACT: Splitting of EPR linese/d Cr3+ in ZnW04 by an external
electric field has been detected, An investigation has been made of
the angular dependence of splitting (dependence of splitting value on
orientation of external magnetic and electric fields with respect to
crystallorgraphic axes). A Hwiiltonian spin is set up describing the
inter'action between the system and the external electric field. Corree,
tions to the transition frequencies have been found. The theoretical
resalts satisfactorily describe the experimental angular dependences
of the splitting, The corresponding Hamiltonian spin constants have
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been determined. A correlation effect be_tw'e'e'n__the_ -angular splitting
dependence and angular dependence-of.the-EPR.half-width,',Ine has been
deteCted f=-thp f1r_&t. time-in the ab*.vnC_4t_pf an-externai electric
field. A qualitative Interpretation of the phenomenon has been
described. The authors thank M. F', DeXgen and V. B-. fte~Mshleyger for
their constant interest in thus work, V. A. Atsarkin or discussion of
Individual problems, and L. 1. Datsenko for assistance-in measurements.-
Orig. art. has: 6 figures, 9 for-m-uTa-&; avid i! %*biass RaGed-on-_
zauthors' :abstrac%.
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LEVKOVSKIY S.S.
From the history of sttdies of streamflow of the Ukraine.
Trudy UkrNIGMI h0-5006-92 165. (MIRA 18:11)

LEVKOVSKIY S S.
Study of calculation parameters of the annual flow oLf rivers
of the Ukraine. Trudy, UkrNIGMI no.5lt2l-31 165. (MICA 18t9)

LEVKOVSKIY"-,P-i--
Fluctuations in the water content of rivers of the
Ukrainian S.S.R. Geofiz. i astron. no.8:163-166 165.
(MIRA 1911)
1. Ukrainskiy nauchno-issledovateltskiy gidrometeorologi-
cheskiy institut.

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Abs. Jour : Referat Zhur - Fizika, No 5, 1957, 1M4
Author : Levkovakiy, V.N.
Inst : Institute of Chemical Physics, Academy of Sciences., USSR
Title : Relative Cross Sections of n-p Reactions on Nvclei With
Several Stable Isotopes.
Orig Pub : Zh. eksperlm. i teor. fiziki, 1956, 31, No 2, 36o
Abstract : The relative cross sections of the (n,p) reactions on
isotopes of Zr, Cd, Ti, and Sr, and Ca were measured by
analysis of the curves of nuclear decay vs. reaction
products. From the data obtained and from the analysis of
the data by Pauli and Clarke '(Referat Zhur Fizikaj 1955J.
8684) on the cross sections of the (n,p) reactions on iso-
topes of Mg, Si, 8, Zn, and Ge, the author draws the fol-
lowing conclusion: (1) The cross sections of the (n,p)
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reactions on nuclei with several isotopes are reduced
substantially with increasing weight of the isotopes.
This reduction is greater for the lighter nuclei. (2)
In light nuclei, an increase in the atomic weight by
two units reduces the cross section to one quarter
(Ca, Si, S, Zn) or to 1116 (Mg, Ti), vhile in heavier
onee the reduction is to one half (Sr, Zi, Cd, Ge).
(3) The results obtained apparently contradict the
statistical theory and possibly are evidence of the
retention of the shall structure even at high excita-
tion energies.
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LEW,GV,-,KIY, V. N.
I
"Relative Cross Sections at 14 Mev "ieutron Snergy for (n,o) and (n,oC)
Reactions on Elements Possessing 3everal Stable -Lsotopea,"
(Inst. of Chemical Physics)
paper axfomitted at the A-U Conf. on Illuclear Reactions in Medium and Low
Energy Physics, kjoscow, 19-27 Nov 1957.

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Levkovskiy , V. N.
.TITLE: The Relati ve Cross Sections of(n
P) and (n,x ) Reactions in Ele-
ments With Some Stable Isotopes Otnositellnyye secheniya n, p - i
,
n,ot- reak tsiy na elementakh s neskolikimi stabilfnymi izotopami)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Ek sperimentallnoy i Teoreticheskoy Fizi~i, 1957, Vol. 33,
Nr 6, pp. 1520 - 1521 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs 1.) The fo llowing cross sections for the respective (n, p) reac-
tions were measured (B
- 14 MeV).
&-Ca42 : n
U-Ca44 . 1 1 (0,24 � 0,02)
CrTiOt 0-Ti 49 . I : (0,55 + 0,15)
(rZn 648 (7zn 66 1 O-Zn 67 . 1 1 (0,36 + 0,02) : (0,23 � 0,03)
CrGa 69 S CrGaV . 1 1 (000 � 0,05)
Cr Ge70: OGe72 t CrGe732 OGe74 . 1 1 (0,39�0,O2):(O,2A,+0,O2);
s (0,13 � 0,03)
86
TSr t L38
Cr'sr 1 1 (0,46 � 0,04)
a'Zr go 2 CT'Z r91 s C^Z r92 t O'Zr94. ls(0,74:tO,05)t(0,46-+0,04):(0,20+
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Relative Cross Sections of (n, p) and (n,oL ) Reactions in Elements iMh Some
Stable Isotopes
CYCd 106 t tvrc d ill drC d112 taCd113. (5�1):1:(0,71+-0,03)1(0,-I,,�0,2)
ercelOt O'CeI42 1 t (0,60 � 0,15)
From these and other known published data it follows that We
cross section of the (n, p) reaction in elements with seve o* stable
isotopes decreases considerably with increasing mass number. Here-
from the general conclusion may be drawn that the probabili Vi of
the liberation of a proton from an excited nucleus is 'hinari'A'Aed
with the proton concentration in the nucleus.
2.) For (n,oc. -reactions the following measurements were fxried
outt
Cr C135:ar,37 1 : (o,27 0,15)
O:Y'G e 7 2s aGe74. 1 :(0,47 0,04)
CrRb85, a-Rb87. 1 : (0,39 0,02)
CrZrMs CZr 96. 1 : (0,50 0,05)
0110d 112: Or`ddl 14. 1 : (0,50 � 0,03)
3.) Together with the datermination of these cross sections :Jso
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'.The Relative Cross Sections of (n, p) and (n,cK, ) Reactions in Elements With Some
Stable Isotopes
Ge (n, P) Zn71M -
Ge (nfo~) Zn7l Mi s T1/2 0 3,92 1 0,05 h
Ge (n, p) (;a74 i T 1/2 - 0'0 + 0,5 m
Rb87 (n,.() Br84 t T 112 0 2595 � 0,5 m
Zr (n,x ) Sr93 t T 112 - 7,0 � 0,5 ms 3,0 00 MeV
There are 7 references, I of which is Slavic.
ASSOCIATIONt Institute of Chemical Physics AN USSR
(Institut khimicheskoy fiziki Akademii nauk SSSR)
SUBMITTEDt JulY 31, 1957
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AUTHOR DZANTIYW B.G.# LEVKOVbK1Y V.111, MMVSKIX k.D., K - 3136
TITIS The (n,a) -aead-tTo-n-a-W 14 _KeV Neutrons With Cadmium.
(Reaktaii. (ngj) 14 NeV neytronov s kadmiyem -Russian)
MRIODICAL DokLuW Akademti Nauk WWt, 195119 Vol 113, Ur 3, Pp 537-54o
Received 6/1957 Reviewed 7/1957
4
AB8TRACT
The present paper inveatigates the (n,a) -reactions on cadmiumAn which
palladium isotopes are areated,,Parallel hereto the cross section of the
'
production of Pd'09
from a 'ilver was determined by means of a (n,p)-reac-
tion. Because of.the many stable.caamium isotopes the products created on
the occasion of the readtions could be identified only by means of the
.radiochemical method. I : . . -
Realization of the rdactions Cd(n,a)lld and identification of the products
of the reactions: Metallic cadmium or its salts were irradiated with -4 MeV
(d,d) -neutrons, 14 MeV (t,d) -neutrons and fission nextrons, The radipac-
tive palladium was precipitated from the targets,by a precipitation of di-
methyl glyoxime in an acid medium. The activity of the thus obtained radio-
ahemical pure samples was measured by means of a GEIGkA counter, or these
samples were dissolved. From this solution, silver (AgGl) was segregated
within fixed timetintervals for the purpose of identifying the palladium
isotope on the basis of the daughter products. dn the occasion of irradia-
tion with 4 MeV neutrons no radioactivity was observed in the palladium frac-
tion. In the dase of irradiation with fission neutrons an activity of the
Card 1/2 palladium with T 14 hours was observed. In the case of irradiation with

The (n9a) -Regations of 14 _VeV Neutrons With Cadmium. PA - 3136
14 AV neutrons radioactive components with halfvalue periods .(22+ 1)
zaln,ateq 9 (5o5* 002) ho-as and (14,0+ 0,5) hours were found t3 exiFt in, the
palladium fraZ~ion 3. The ratio of Ehe initial activitie!s of these cm-1pr-
nents amount6 t6 (26~4 + 098):(0,h1 + 0,04)8 1.0. A tabl'i'so"s the re-
sults of the -graphical Zialpis of tFe decay curves of the'eadmi'dm Semples
'which were aeparated by the different cadmiv= targets. These r,04ults-'are
then discussed in detail.
Measwing of the eroaq sections of the reactions Cd"%(n,a)FdIQ9, Cdl"%(n,a)
Pd.2119, Cd'L'4'(n,,(%)fId"2* and Ag'-09(n.,p).FdI','9 as well aa of the.reactions
with.14 YeV. r*-dtrons. All necess-ary activ.-Itles were measured by means of a
GEIGU counter at equal geometriciLl condithm, The crow sectione thus com-
puted and the standard deviations are shmm together in a table.
(4 ill. and 5 tables)
AbSOCIATION Chemical-Physical Instituto of the Academiy of $cience of the U.U.S~R.
RtESENTIM BY KONDRATIYEV VA., Member of the Academy
SUBMTa 2o.11.1956
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AUTHOR.
DZANTIYEV, B. EVXOVSXIY.., V.N., MALIYEVSXIY, A.D., SERDOBOV, M.V.
TITLE: The Isomer Pd
111AI
(Izomer Pd Russian).
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, 1957, Vol 113, Nr 4, PP 773 - 776
(U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT: First of all the authors give some information on relevant preli-
minary papers. It is the aim of the paper under review to demon-
strate unambiguously that the 5.5-hours palladium activity belongs
to a certain isotope or isomer of the palladium. For this purpose,
experiments were carried out with regard to the radischemical se-
parati*n of isomers in the mixture of the radioactive isotopes of
palladium which are produced at the reactions Cd(n,a) and Pd(n,2r
The method of the chemical separation of the nuolear iaomera is
based on the Szilard-Chalmera phenomenon. When working on the me-
thoda for the apparation of the palladium isomers, the authors of
the paper under review tried reagents: dimethyl glyoxime, aceto-
xime, salicylic aldoxime and a-nitrose-p-naphtel. The beat results
were obtained with salicylic aldoxime. Salioylic aldoxime is suited
for the separation of the nuclear isomers of palladium.
The Separation of the Isomers Pd and Pd Produced at the Re-
Card 1/3 action Cdll4(n,a) Pd
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During a period of 4 hours, 400 9 of cadmium nitrate were exposed
to radiation of a current of neutrons of 14 119V (^0107 neutrons/am 21
sea.). The experimental arrangements are discussed. In the mixture
of the radioactive palladium isotopes produ ilia' t the reactions
Cd(nva)iPd there is mtained the isomer Pd which is genetical-
ly connected with Pd (T-22 min.).
The Identification of the H11141 (N5.5 hours) in the Mizture of
the Radioactive Palladium Isotopes which were produced at the
reactions Pd(n,2r): The corresponding experiment, fturibed in
the paper under review proved the producti*n of Pd with T-5.5
hours aftellfhe reaction Pd(n,rjjland also its genetic composi-
tion an Fd (T-22 min) and Ag (T67.5 days). For the coeffi-
ciant of the internal conversion the value a-a/b).O *185 was.f~- 1.1
tained. Taking into consideration the given decay scheme Pd Pd
we have a,00-185:0-75 -- 0.25-
The determination of the relative yield of the Pd ill and of the
1110
Pd . at the reaction (n,.&L- done by a study of the relevant ki-
notice of the accumulation of the radioactive silver in the samples
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The Crone Section of the Reactions Cd(n,p)Ag at the Neutron Energy
of 14 10ir-
lo6 ill 112
measurements for the P-radiations of the Ag Ag Ag and
Agll3- These data were obtained by measuring the activity of the
silver precipitated from the cadmium target. This chart furthermore
contains the data of the absorption measurements for the radiation
of the Pdl09 which was used in the computation of the reaction oross
sections. The following conclusion can be drawn from this chart:
The valuesp as measured by the author of the paper under review,
of the maximum energies of the radiations with the half-value
periods 24 minutes, 3.2 hours, 5.3 hours and 7.3 days are in good
agreement with the valueg given in the relevant literature for the
P-radiations of the AglO , AgI12, Agl13 and AgIll. Another chart
compares the initial activities of Aglo6g Agilis Ag112 and Ag113
as obtained in two investigations that were conducted independently
from each other. The third chart compares the activities of Agill
and Pdl09 as obtained in three parallel exposures to radiation.
The oross sections of the reactions are computed from the data
of these charts, and they are compiled in a further chart.
(2 reproductions, 4 charts)
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A-MOR: Levkovskiy, V. N. 89-1-12/29
TITLE; The Reactions Ga (n,p),)Ie (n,p) and Ge (n9a) Witt, 14 MeV
Neutrons (Reaktaii (n, na. gallii i germanii i (n,a) na ger-
manii pri energii neytronov 14 MeV)
PERIODICALt Atomnaya Energiya, 1958, Vol. 4, Ir 1, PP. 79 - 80 (USSR)
ABSTRAM The targets were irradiated for from 1 to 30 minutes, and the
isotopes formed were radiochemically separated.
The following results were obtained:
7,n69
is Ga69(n
p)
69 Tj Is 52,5 m confirmed
Ge72 a Zn
;
)
7
2. Gs,69~n
p~ Zn6qM T
9 h confirmed
a 13
,
j
Ge72 j, a Zn6gm
:
3- GaV Zn7 2
p~ Tj - 2,3 m confirmed
_~n
e
G 74 n,a Zn71 'T
'
4. GaV~n:p~ Zn71m ucleuss T1/2 3,92+o,05 h
Ge74 n a Zn7jm new n
Es 1,5 deV
1 t
GeN
5- c Ge72
n u
n,a
) d
~0,47 � o,o2~
Card 1/2 :
*a69 n:p Ga7l n,p 1 0,50 + 0,05
ii:
~
~
~
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AUTHOR LITKOV911Y YIN. 20-5-24/67
TITLE 0 ar-6-88-seoVon of the Reactions Cd(n,p)Ag at the Neutron
ZnergY 0f,14 RET. (Seoheniye reaktaiy Od(npp)Ag pri energii
neytronov 14 13F.- Russian)
PERIODICAL Doklady Akadem.Li Nauk SSSR 1957s Vol 113, pp 1032-1034, Mr 5 (USSR)
ABSTRACT The cross sections.of the reaotioneCd(n,p) Ag were computed by
comparing the 0-yield of these reactions with the yield of the
reaction Cd112 (n,a)Pd 109. According to an earlier measurement, the
l
cross section of the reaction Cdl
2(n,a) Pdl09 amounts to (1-35
t
.
0.27).10-27 om2. For a period of 0-5 to 1 hour, samples of
cadmium nitrate were exposed to radiation by electrons, dissolved
l
and from the solution wit the carrier the palladium was preeipitat
ed
with dimethyl glyoximeq The activity of the precipitation was
measured with the aid of a cylindrical Geiger counter.
A diagram shows a typical damping curve of thp activity of the silver
precipitation, and another di W am contains the results of the
graphical analysis of this ourve. The balf-value periods obtained
in the paper under review (24 minutesi 3-2 hours; 5-3 houraj
U
as, are in good agreement with the half-value periods of Ag l
Ag Agll3 and Aglll as listed in the available literature on
this subject. Another chart contains the data of the absorption
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EnqArical behavior of (n, p) reaction cross sections involving
14,15 Mev. neutrons. Zhur. eksp. i teor. fiz. 45 no.2:305-311
Ag 163. (MIRA 16:9)
1. Institut yadernoy fizIki AN Kazakhskoy SSR.
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AUTHOR MANTIM B.G.$ U-VKOVSKIY V.N,~ YUM-MlY A.D., PA - 3136
TITLE The (n,a) Reac-M6-ns-_o_f 14 _UeV Neutrons With Cadmium.
(Reaktaii (nga) 14 NeV neytronov a kadmiyem -Russian)
MIODICAL Doklady Akademii Nauk WbR, 1957, Vol 113, Mr 3, pp 537-54o (U.Li.S.R.)
Received 6/1957 Reviewed 7/1957
AB8TRACT The present paper investigates the (%a) -reactions on cadmium.Anwhich
palladium isotopes are created.:Parallel hereto the cross section of the
prodution of Pd'09'from 01v'sr was dotermined by means of a (n,p)-reac-
tion. Because.of.the many stable.cadmIum isotopes the products created on
the occasion of the reactions coI*ld be.identified only by means of the
.radiochemical method.
Realization of the rdactions Cd(n,a)Pd and identification of the products
of the reactions: Metallic cadmium or its salts were irradiated with -4 MeV
(d..d) -neutrons,, 14 MeV (t,d) -neutrons and fission neutrons. The radioac-
tive palladium was precipitated from the targets.by a precipitation ofdi-
methyl glyoxime in an acid medium. The activity of the thus obtained radio-
chemicaL pure samples -was measured by mt," of a OEIM counter,, or these
samples were dissolved. From this solution, silver (AgCl) was segregated
within fixed time,intervals for the purpose of identifying the palladium
isotope an the basis of the daughter products. On the occasion of irradia-
tion with 4 1WeV neutrons no radioactivity was observed in the palladium frac-
tion. In the-dwe of irradiation with fission neutrons an activity of the
Card 1/2 PaUadium with T 14 hours was observed. In the case of irradiation with