SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LOZHNIKOV, A.A. - LOZINOV, A.B.

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generation- of 500-amp, 80-nanosee current pulses, corresponding toa current 'density"of
1800 amp/cm2 at the anode. Although the physical aspects of the processes occuiring
in this case are not fully understood and thus call for additional, exp~e,riments, the
amplitude'and shape of the current pulses obtained are far more stable than those
obtained in a spark discharge, as demonstrated elsewhere (I. V. Kozhukhov et al,
Use of a plasma gun for generating high-density electron fluxes. Preprint, OlYal,
Dubna, 1740, August 1964). No visible cathode damage was noticed after - 1000 bom-
bardments, which seems to indicate that with improvements such an injector would be,
capable of delivering even higher current pulses at increased repetition rates.
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SUB-CODE: EC/ SUBMDATE: 13Mar65/ ORTG. REP: 001/ OTH REP: 003/ ATD PRESS:
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AUTHOR: Lobedinskiy, A* I.; Lozhni-kov.,A.*. A'~; Tulupov, V. I.
ORG: none 1-
TITLE: Measurements of lunar radiation flux In the Infrared and visible
rogions of the spectrum by the Luna-10 satellite
SOURCE: Kosmicheskiye issledovanlya, v. 4, no. 69 1966, 838-841
TOPIC TAGS: lunar radiation, lunar satellifel lunar*surface / Luna-10 lunar
satellite
ABSTIMCT:
The lunar radiation flux in the infrared (1R) and visible spectral
bands was measured by the Luna-10 satellite from a lunar orbit. The
results have not yet been fully analyzed, and the data presented by the
authors are only preliminary.
Radiation in the two spectral bands was of different origin. The
visible band was used to measure radiation caused by heat from the
Sun being reflected by the Moon's surface; the IR band measured the
Moon - radiated heat which was emitted by the Moon's surface, the
temperature of which varies from -150 to-+1200C. Infrared and
visible radiation coming directly from the Sun also contributed to the
total measured in both bands.
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A detector carrying two sensors (15 x 30-mm thin plates) mounted
outside the Luna-10 body were utilized to separate different heat ra-
diation contributions (see I~ig. 1). The detector action was based on
the variable resistance principle (i. e., changes in heat radiation varied
,the detector resistance). Detector resistance was measured by a cir-
cuit (such as a resistance bridge) and the results of these measurements
were telemetered back to Earth. One of the sensors was covered with
enamel which absorbed 85-95% of the incident IR radiation and
reflected 70-7516 of the radiation in the visible band. The other
sensor was covered with thin gold foil, which reflected 97-99016 of
the IR radiation and passed most of the visible radiation. Data taken
simultaneously from both sensors will be used to isolate that portion
of the total heat radiation which was contributed by the Moon. The
satellite was rotating around its own axis with a period which was
shorter than the detectors' thermal time constants, and the readings
therefore represent .the average values of thermal radiation. The
sensors were- sampled simultaneously. every two- minutes.
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Fig, 1. Thermal radiation detector
1 - Heat insulator-, 2 sensors-,
3 - clasping ringg 4 stands
Temperatures measured by the sensors (A, with enamel cover;
B, -Aith gold foil cover) during the 8th, 31st. and 49th measurement
sessions are given in Fig. 2. In the 8th session the satellite crossed
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from the dark to the sunlit portion of the Moon. During the 49th session,
a crossing from the light to the dark portion was made. In the 31st
measurement session the satellite was on the sunlit side of the Moon.
TThe time marks in Fig. 2 indicate Moscow time. As expected, the
teMperatures on the light side of the Moon are higher than on the dark
.side. During crossings the sensors registered corresponding changes
in temperature after a time delay associated with their thermal inertia.
The influence of thermal detector inertia was investigated by
taking temperature measurements at different Instants during a single
session. The instants at which these measurements were taken varied
from session to session. These readings are plotted and compared in'
the figure,. illustratina the effect of thermal time delay on the sensor
-output.
-From 2-3 May through 13 May the temperatures of both sensors
.declined noticeably. The A-sensor temperature decreased by 22* C
and that of the B-sensor, by 500C. After 13 May the temperatures
again began to rise. The speculation that this phenomenon is associated
with the changing orientation of the satellite with respect-to the Sun is
-confirmed by the fact that the B-sensor, the more sensitive of the two
to the Sun's rays, was affected more than the.A-sensor.I
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Fig. 2. Detector readings during aeasions 8, 31. and 49
1 - B-sensor; 2 - A-sensor; y - angle between a line ex-
tending frou the Moon's center to the Sun and a line
between the Hoonve center and the Luna-10;'h- satellite height.
The authors state that.analypis.. and.evaluation of the results will
be p!4blished in.the future. The authors thank A. D. Levchanko mid V. V.
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LOZHKIKOV Anatoliy Petrovich- SOHIF, Yevgeniy Konstantinovich;
MLY-A,-Te-.IF.,-re-d.-,---DORUNOV) N. I., tekhn, red,
(Cascode amplifiers) KaskodrWe usillteli. Moakva) Gos. energ.
izd.~vo.. 1961. 70 p. (Massovaia radiobiblioteka., no.423)
(MIRA 15:4)
(Amplifiersp Electron-tabe)
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LOZIMIKOV, Anatoliy Petrovichi KHARCIMVKO, Anatoliy Mikhaylovich;
Me., tekhn. red.
[Pulse devices using trochotrons) Impul'snye ustroistva, na
trokhotronakh. Moskva, Gosenergoizdat, 1963. 94 p. (Mas-
sovaia radiobiblioteka, no.495) (MIRA 17:3)
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LOZHNIKOV, A.F.;, KHARCHENKO, A.M.
Multiposition switchboards with annular trochotrons. Priborostroenie no.4:
3.1-13 AP 163, (Electronic apparatus and appliances) (MIR& 16.4)

LOZHNIKOV, Anatoliy Petrovic'-- SONIN, Yevgeniy Konstantinovieb;
r0 P 0 V.%~ -r e d
[Cascade anode amplifiers] KaskodrWe usiliteli. Izd.2., dop.
Moskva, Energiia, 1964. 126 p. (MIRA 18.12)

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Subject USSR/keronautics
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Authors Petrov, 1., Engineer Lt- Col. and Lozhnikov, Ye.,
Engineer Major
Title : Equipment of stations for periodical maintenance
work
Periodical ; Vest. voz. flota, _'3, 53-53,717, Mr 1955
Abstract The author is especially interested in maintenance
methods in which the equipment of the aircraft is dis-
mounted, tested and adjusted on special stands or
bencheo. Special attention is given to the three
following stands: 1) stand for the installations of
instruments, 2) working bench for checking remote
control installations, and 3) stand for checking night
photo cameras for aircraft. Diagrams of the above
three installations are given. Some names are
mentioned.
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MMOVSKIY, G.F.; IDZHUINOVA, O.N.; BARSANOV, G.P., red.; VERSTAK# G.V.,
2-
redAva.; MAM, X.,--t-ekh-nred.; POPOV, N.D., tekhn.red.
[Luminescence analysis in the study of ores and minerals].
Liuminestsentnyi analiz.prl Izuchenii rud i mineralov. 140sk7a,
Gas. nauchno-tekhn. iod-vo lit-ry po geologii i okbrIane nedr,
1954. 90 p. (MIRA 12 - 1)
(Luminescence) (Mineralogy)

SUBJECTs USSR/Luminescence 48-5-36/556
AUTHORS: Komovskiy G.F., Nikollskiy V.S. and Lozhnikova O.N.
TITLEs Thermoluminescence of Uinerals (Tormolyuminestaentsiya
mineralov)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Fizicheskaya, 1957, Vol
21, #59 pp 711-714 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Various samples of calcites were investigated with respect
to thermoluminescence. They were subjected to a preliminary
irradiation by X;rays by means of an X-ray tube BSV-W yielding
approximately 10 r/see. A photoolectronic multiplier of the
FEU-19 type was applied to study the thermo-luminescence of
these minerals and to record the curves of its intensity.
The inspection of the curves represented by Fig 1 and 2 in the
paper shows that the magnitude of luminescence peaks depends
on the time of preliminary irradiation, increasing with time.
The comparison of thermoluminescence curves of the yellow
calcite# Fig 1, and the red-violet calcite, Fig 2, shows that
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48-5-36/1516
TITLE: Thermoluminescence of Minerals (Termolyuminesteentaiya
mineralov)
of the red-violet calciteg which indicates that the yellow
calcite is considerably older than the red-violet one. This
conclusion was confirmed by geological data.
Thus, the method of thermolumineseence can be applied for stu-
,)f;a of the rocks and minerals as was suggested by
dying the a
Daniels ( . In addition to this, the authors propose to use
this method for the control of concentration processes in the
cases when a mineral complex to be concentrated contains a
mineral possessing an ability for luminescence.
The article contains 4 graphs.
Four non-Slavic references are cited (one of them' translated
into Russian).
INSTITUTION% State Institute of Rare Metals, (Giredmet)
PRESENTED BY-
SUBMITTED: No data indicated
AVAILABLE: At the Library of Congress.
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IDZIINIKOVA 0 N_..;_YAYOVLEVA, S.V.; BARSAROV, G.P.,, doktor geou.-rdner.
nauk,, nauchW red.; OSIPOVA,T.V.,, red.; LIV(ATSKAYA,F.S.Itekhn.red.
(Manual for the Y-ray deterrAnation of minerals containing
rare-earth elements) Rentgenomotricheeldi spravochnik-
opredelitell mineralov~ soderzhashchikh redkozemellrqe ele-
menty. Moskva, Otdel nauchno-takhn.informatsii., 1961. 224 p.
(IaRA 15:8)
Uineralogy, Determinative) (Rare earths-Analysis)
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CHAYIAKHYAN, M.Kh.;,L02,11,NI.KOVA, V.N.
Photoperiodism a~ld the dynamics of gibberellins in plants.
Fiziol. rast. 11 no.6:1006-1014 N-D 164.
(I-fTPA 18:2)
1. Timixiazev Institute of Plant Physiology, U.S.S.R. Academy
of Sciences, Moscow.
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CEA1UHIAN, M,Jf~ [Chaylakhyan,, 14. Kh.]; LOJIIIKOVA, V.N. (Lozhnikova,, V.11.]
Gibberellinold substances and vernalization of plants. Analele bje.1
16 no.4-.116-127 JI-Ag *62.

TURKOVA, H.S.; LOZIINIKOVA,-
Some characteristics of nuclein metabolism in shaded plants.
Rauch. dokl. v7s. shkol7; biol. nauki no.4:136-139 '59.
(KM 12:12)
1.1takomandovana kafedroy fiziologii rastaniy Mookovokogo gosudar-
stennogo universiteta im. M.V. Lomonosova.
(Plante, Effect of light on) (Nucleic acids)

01,JLAKRYAN, M-Kh.;._ LOZHNIKOVA,, V.N.
Gibberellinlike substances in higher plants and their effect
on growth and flowering, Fiziol- rast. 7 no. 5:521-530
16o. (MIRA 13:10)
1. K.A. Timiriazev Institute of Plant Physiology, U.8,S,R,,
Academy of Sciences, Moscow.
(Gibberellins)
-PAT.

CHAYLAKHYAN, M.Kh.; LOZHNIKOVAI-V
Gibberellinlike substances and vernalization of plants. Fiziol.
rast. 9 no.1:21-31 '62. 01IRA 15:3)
1. K.A.Timiriazev Institute of Plant Physiology, U.S.S.R. Academy
of Sciences, Moscow. (Vernalization) (Gibberellins)

CHAyLAKHyAN,, M.Kh.; NEKRASOVA, T.V.; KHLOPENKOVA, L-P-;
LCZHNIKOVA, V.N.
Role of gibberellins in the processes of photoperiodism,
vernalization and stratification of plants. Fiziol. rast
10 no-4:465-476 JI-Ag 163. (MRA 16:8~
1. Timiriazev Institute of Plant Physiology U.S.S.R. Academy
of Scienceoj Moscow.

BUDAGYAN, Ye.G.; LOZHNIKOVA, V.N.; GOLIDIN, M.1,; CHAYIAKYAN, M.Kh.
F,ffect---Oi'g'ibberelli4l#e substances on the tobacco mosaic virus.
Dokl. AN Arm. SSR 36 1no I, W11-116 164o (MIRA 17:3)
1. Institut mikrobiologii AN Armyanskoy SSR i Institut fiziologii
AN SSSR. 2. Chlen-korrespondent AN Armyanskoy SSR kfor Chaylakhan).
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'J. - --'- ~ng., bAIU, IVicolaie, ing.; IANAS, V.,
FRANTIU, !on, Ing - LOZICIU
ing'. co-aboir~-a--i�r; C~OMG, C., colaborator; "ICI, D., Ing.,
colaborator
Some problems related to the quality of siliceous plates. Metalurgia
constr mas 14 no.1:11-35 Ja 162.
1. Inatitutul de carcetari meta?urgice (for Frantiu, Loziciu and Laiu)
2. Uzina de masini electrice "Dinamo," Bucuresti (for lamas and
Chivaran). 3. Institutul de carcetari electrotebnice (for Donici).

FRAME, Ion, ing.,-CUIDA, Oleg, ing.; IAIU, Nicolae, ing.; LOZICIU, Martining.
Economic and technical aspects of the manufacture and
technical aspects of the manufacture and utilization of
plated steel rolled goods. Metalurgia Rum 15 no-4:312-316
Ap 163.

GONCHAPOV, V., J-rizh.-olektrik~ S-fLRjUEOV, G .,, komandir kor&bIlva .11-114 ~Tashkent),-
KRAVCHENKO, V., irzh. kcmarldir veri-olel.a; CKUNII
1,; V,;
Readers' letters. Grazhd. av. 22 no,"t-14-15,18 F '65, i '41F," 13
1. Nachallnik Kiyevskogo glavnogo navonnt~g-
ffor Ukun'). 2. Nachallnllk -Ciizhby raciiolokat5iil
Llvov (1 -1 rt.a efror
Por Kravnilcov). 3. Na~!halln'k MO.Ir-rovsvogo aeropc
Didkovskiy).

sov/84-58-7-38/46
AUTHOR: Loz1kov, 0.
TITLE: For Relaxation of Air Travelers (Dlya otdykha
passazhirov)
PERIODICAL: Grazhdanskaya aviatsiya, 1958, Nr 7, P 37 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This is a short note on A.Starichkova, whose hobby
it is to tend flowers and shrubbery in a small garden adjacent
to the terminal square of Stalinabad airport.
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BOV/84-58-12-18/54
AM!MR: Lozlkorp G., (Stalin ad)
TI=: Active Imxrrators (AktivWye ratsionalizatory)
PEPMMCAL: GrazhdanskWa. evistsiya., 1958j, Nr 12,, p 3.1 (USSR)
ABOMAM. The mthor reports on the superior production record naintained bythe
LEM personnel at Stalinsbad airport. YAchmization in production,
inproved technical proceduresj, and new devices designed and constructed
by the labor force have contributed to the increased labor output. OTK
Ohief Zhelnor is mentioned.
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ZAKHAROVp P. (Leningrad)p- DDZIKOV G.9 aviatekhnik (Dushanbe);
FINOGENOVO N. (Petrozavodak); FANDIKOVp V., komandir samoleta
(Urgench); TUKOV, V.
Brief news. Grazhd, av. 20 no.9s25 S 163. (KIRA 160)
1. Nachaltnik shtaba Estonskoy otdollnoy aviatsionnoy gruppy
(for Tukov).
(Aeronautics)

AUTHOR: Lozin, A. B., Candidate of Biological Sciences. 3o-8-3o/37
TITLE: The Utilization of Microbiological Processes for Industry and
Economy (Ispollzovaniye mikrobiologicheakikh protsessov v
promyshlennosti).
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Akademii Nauk SSSR, 1957, Vol. 27, Nr 8, pp. lo9-111
(ISSR)
ABSTRACT: The conference held on problems of the physiology and biochemistry
of microorganisms caused considerable interest among scientists
because it had been convened only after an interval of 15 years.
The programmatical report was read by V. N, Shaposhnikov. He
stressed the fact that the results of one or the other micro-
biological process depend not only on the nature of the micro-
organisms, but, in the same degree, on the combination of the
substances by which they receive nourishment, the active oxidation
of the surrounding medium, and the condition of aeration. The
further work of the conference was performed by several sections.
The conference was organized by the Institute for Microbiology
of the AN and by the Biological Faculty of Lomonosov University.
The 400 participants had come together from all republics of the
Union.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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LOZIN, S., polkovnik
Victorious stop of our great friend and ally. Yoen. znan. 35
no-9:7-9 S 159. (KIRA 32:12)
(Ghina--Army)
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LOZIN, S., pollovnik
Indissoluble ties of eternal friendship; on the Ilth annivel-sary of
the Soviet-Chinese Treaty of Friendship, Alliance, and Mutual
Assistance. Komm.Vooruzh.Sil I no.2:21-24 Ja 161. (YIRA 14:8)
(China--Technical assistance, Russian)

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TITLE: Cherenkov differential gas
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TOPIC TAGS: radiation counterP bodoscope,, bubble chamber Cerenkov counter,
Cerenkov radiation
AWTRACTt The gare6us differential Cherenkov counter, developed at the Institute of
Atomic ij;ergy., is, used for work with a hodoscopic device for a bubble chamber. Since
the angle of Cherenkov radiation 0 is related to the index of refraction of the medium
n,:and the particle velocity)*.. then the angulw resolution is:
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AUTHOR: YIebanoV, YU,D.; Xruchinin, S.P.; Lozina, L.A.
ORG: Institute of Atomic Energy GKAE, Moscow (Institut atomnoy energii cXAE)
TITLE: Differential gas Qerenkov counter
TOPIC TAGS: particle-veAwe:i--ky counter, Cerenkov ve*wW067 counter, meson y(400iby
j1kd!c**ar, bubble chamber imwJmmmw2!mt- synchrotron,
ABSTRACT: This paper discusses the theory of operation, the construction and the re
sults' of tests of a differential type compressed gas Cerenkov counter, used for
high energy particle velocity determination and counting. The counter was slated for
work with a godoscopic system (reported previously by L.I. Govor and Yu.D. Klebanov
at the Conference for high energy physics at Dubne in 1964) of a bubble chamber. The
particle velocity ~ to be determined is related to the easily measureable angle of
the Gerenkov radiation (), and the adjustable refractive index of the environment, n
(compressed freon-13),by the equation:
Cos a = IA ~.n) (1)
Thus the angular resolution of the particle velocity becomes
d8/dp = 1/(~ 7-.n.SinO) =(Ctg 6)15 (2)
and this improves with the decrease of 0. However, since the radiation intensity, I,
dereases sharple with 0, 1 being proportional to P-in 92, an optimum design angle of
the Cerenkov radiation cone exists. This has been found to be 40. Constructional
Card 1/2 UDC: 539.1.OZi.4 J

ACC NRj AP6013496
details of the counter are given. Tests of the counter were conducted in the beam of
~r - mesons with an impulse p = 4 Gev/s on the 7 Gev synchrophazotrone of-the ITEF.
The meson beam passed thru a 3-scincillator telescope with a space angle of 2.10-3
rad. The counter showed its maximum effectiveness (96%) at a gas pressure of 3.7 am.
Its resolving power for particle velocities was dia/p = 2,10-3. Authors thank
R.S. Shlyapnikov for his valuable discussions and interest in this project. Orig. art
has 2 figures and 3 formulas.
SUB CODE: 18, 20 SUBM DATE. -28jun65 ORIG REP: 004 OTH REP: 004
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1. LOZINA-LOZINSKA-fA, A. S.
2. USSR (600)
4. Botanical Gardens
7. Meeting of the heads of botanical gardens. Dot. zhur. 37 not 5, 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, January 1953, Unclassified.
7-7
777 -7777 7~

LagINA-LOZINSX&TA, A.S.
PrIml in ornamantal gardening; report 2. Trudy Bot.inat, Ber,6 no~3:
147-164 153. Oaft 7:1)
(Primroses)

LOZ INA-W INSnYA, A. S.
Science education work of U.S.S.R. botanical gardens. Blul.Glav.bot.
eada no.15:71-73 '53- (HLVA 9:1)
liBotanicheakiy sad Botanicheakogo institute, imeni V.L.Komarova
Academii nauk SM. (Botanical gardens)
Q,
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NAZAMSKIY, S.I.; M&KAROV, S.N.; PILIPBNKO. GRUSIMOV, M-V-; IL'INSUYA,
M.L.; VEKSLER, A-I-Jdeceasedl; VASIVYW, I.M.; WINA, N.V.; SOKOLOV,
3 Ya.; L0ZIHA-LOZIHSKAYA,,,,Az_~. - SAAKOV, S.G.;ZLISSMY, D.N.; AYRMIN,
ff:A. ; IVA90-V, -M. I - -,-Fif 'N.V.; SOBOLEVSUTA, K.A.; SALAXATOV,
U.N.; MALINOVSKIT, P.I.; LUCHNIX, A.I.; KUVCIWMO, O.A.; VEKHOV, N.K.;
GROZDOV, B.V.; NASHKIN, S.; BOSSE, G.G.; PALIN, P.S.i(g.shuya, Ivanov-
skor oblasti); MATUMN; ZATVAFMTSKIY, G.F.; GRACE37. N.G.; CHERK&
R.I.; KIRKOPULO, Ye.N.; LEVITSKAYA,A.M.; GRIbWO, N.N.; LIKINARI, D.F.
VILICHINSKIY, N.M.; LYPA, A.L.; OREKHO7, M.V.; SHCHERBIRL, A.A.;
TSYGARKOVA, V.Z.; BLWOVSKIY, A.L.; GEORGIYZVSKIY, S.D.; STEMIN, G.A.
OZOLIN, E.P.; LUUYTEU, M.K.; KOS, Yu.l.; UILOYEV, A.V.; RUKEADZE,
P.Ye.; VASHAD23, V.N.; SHANIDZE, V.M.; ML=HAVIDZE, D.V.; KGRUSHKO,
A.L.; XCLESNIKOV, A.I.,(g. Sochi); =GEUT, L.I.; VOLOMN, X.P.j
RYBIN, V.A.; IVANOVA, B.I.; RYABOVA, T.I.; GAREYEV, E.Z. ;HUSANOV, Y.N.;
BOCHMSEVA, Z.P.; BLIHOVSKIY, K.V.; KLYSH9V, L.K.-, MUSHEGYAN, A.M.;
LSONOV, L.M.
Talks given by participants in the meeting. Biul.Glav.bot.oada no.13:
85-182 '53. (MLRA 9: 1)
1. GlavW botanicheakiy as& Akademii nauk =121 (for MakarovBklipenko,
Gerastmov, Illinskaya, Yeksler); 2. Akademiya komunallnogo khozvay-
xtva Imeni X.D. Pamfilova for Vasillyev); ). Vessoyuznaya eallskokho-
zyaystve=aya vystavka (for 111ina); 4. Botanicheskly sad Botaniche-
skogo instituts, imenj V.L.Komarova Akademii nauk SM (for Sokolov,
Losina-Losip.skaya, Saakov); 5. Botanicheskiy sad Leningradskogo
(continued on next card)

R&ZABLVSKIY, S.L.---(contlaued) Card 2.
gosudaretvannogo ordena Lenina universiteta (for Zaleaskiy); 6. Pol
yarno-Allplyakiy botanicheakiy sad Kollskogo filiala imeni S.M. Kirova
Akodemii nauk S= (for Avrorin)i 7. Botanicheskiy oak pri Tomakom
gosudarstvennom universitsts, (for Ivanov)-, 8. Botanicheskiy sad pri
Tomakom gosudarstvennom universitsta imeni V.V. Kuybysheva, (for Prik-
ladov); 9. TSentrallnyy Sibirokiy botaaichaskiy sad Zapadno-Sibirsko-
go filials, AkademH mcm, SSSR (for Salamatov, Bobolovskaya); 10. Bo-
tanicheakiy sad Irkutsko gosudarstvennogo universiteta imeni A.A.
Zhdanova (for Malinovskiy); 11. Altayakaya plodovo-yagoduaya opyt-
nays stantaiya (for Liuchnik); 12. Bashkirskiv botanichaskiy sad (for
Kravchenko); 13. Losootepnaya selak-tsionnaya opytnaya stantaiya deko-
rativnykh kulltur tresta Goazelankhoz Kinlaterstva kommunallnogo kho-
zyaystva, RSFSR (for Vekhov); 14. Bry"skiy lesokhozyaystvenWy inati-
tut (for Grozdov); 15. Botanicheskiy sad pri Voronezhokom gosudar-
stvennom universitate (for Kashkin); 16. Orekhovo-Zuyevskiy pedago-
gicheakiy institut (for Bosse); 17. Botanichookiy sad pri Rostovskom
gosudarstvennom universitete imeni V.K. Molotova (for Katukhin); 18.
Botaniche,Bkiy sad Kuybyshevskogo gorodekogo otdela narodnogo obrazo-
vaniya (for Zatvarnitak-iy); 19. Zoobotauicheskiy sad pri Kazanskom
universitete (for Grachev); 20. Gosudarstvannyy reepublikanskiy
proektnyy Institut "Giprokommunstroy" (for Cherkasov); 21. Botani-
cheskiy sad Odeaskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta Imeni I.I. Kechni-
kova (for Kirkopulo); 22. Botanichaskly sad pri Dnepropetrovskom
gosudaretvennom universitete (for Levitakaya); 23. Botanicheskiy sad
(continued on next card)

RLZLRIVSKIT, SA.---(coatinued) Card 3.
Akademii nauk USSR (for Grishko, LMvar', Villehinskiy); 24.
Kiyevskiy sallskokhozyaystvennyy institut (for Lypa); 25. Botani-
cheskiy sad Chernavitskogo gosudarstvannogo universitets, (for Orekhov);
26. Botanicheskly sad pri LIvovskom gosudarstvennom universitete -
imani Iv. Pranko (for Shcherbina); 27. Botanicheskiy sad Kharikov-
skogo gosudarstvennogo universitets, imeni A.M. GorIkogo (for TSygan-
kova); 28. Botanicheskiy sad Zhitomirskogo sel'skokhozyaystvennogo
instituts, (for Baranovskiy); 29. Botanicheskiy sad Akademii nauk
Belorueskoy SSR (for Georgiyevskly); 30. Institut biologil Akademii
nauk Belorusakoy SSR (for Stepunin); 31. Botanicheskiy sad Akademii
Litovskoy = (for Lukaytene); 32. Bobanicheskiy sad Latviyekogo go-
sudarstvannogo universiteta (for Ozolin); 33. Kabardinakiy kraveved-
cheskly botanicheskiy sad (for Kos); 34. Sukhumskiy botanicheakiy
sad Akadeinii imuk Gruzinskoy SSR (for Vasillyev, Rukhadze); 35. Be-
tumskiy botanicheskiy sad Akademii nauk Gruzinskoy SSR (for Shanidze);
36. Thilleskiy botanicheekly sad Akademil nauk Gruzinskoy Sm (for
Nandzhavidze); 37. Sochinakiy park Dendrariy (for Korkeshko); 38.
Gosudarstvennyy Nikitskly botanicheskiy sad imeni V.M. Holotove, (for
Sergeyev, Voloshin); 39. KMakly filial Akademii nauk SSSR (for
Rybin); 40. Botanicheskly sad Moldavskogo filiala Akaaemii nauk SSSR
(for Ivanova); 41. Botanicheskiy sad Botanicheskogo instituta Ake-
demil nauk Tadzhikekoy SSR (for Ryabova); 42. Botanicheekly Bad Kir-
gizakogo filials, Akademii nauk SSSR (for Gareyev); 43. Botanicheekly
(continued on next card)

NAZLMSOY. 5.L. -(continued) Card 4.
sad Akademii nauk Usbekskoy SSR (for Rusanov, Bochantseva); 44.
Botanicheekly sad Akademii nauk Turkmenskoy M (for Blinovskiy);
45. Respublikanskiy sad Akademii nauk Kazakhakoy SSR (for Klyshev,
Mushegyan).
(Botanical gardens)
Z,

RA OT, S.G..- SOKOLOV, S.Ya., redaktor; L02INA,.-LOZINSKAYA, A.S.. redaktor.
(Palms and theIr cultivation in tha U.S.SJLI Fallmy i ikh kulltura
SSSR. Moskva, Isd-vo Akademil naut sm, 1954. 3ig p. (KLRA 7:7)
(Palms, Oultivated)

IOZINA-LOZINSWA, A.;,__
J~rimrosas in,ornamental plant cultivation. Report no.3; Winter
hardiness of species of Primula L. Trudy Bot.inat.Ser.6 no.4.-
252-263 '55. (Primroses) (MLRA 9s2)

IL'IN;K.M.g professor, radaktor; VASILIYBV, V.I., professor, otvetstvannyy
redektor; =INA-kZ1J1SKAYA. A.B., redaktor Watelletva; KRUGLIKOVA,
tekhnichsskiy-r-e-6*kV6r'--
(Useful plants of the U.S.S.R.] Rastitalluos syrle SSSR. Pocl 'Aphchey
red. M.M.Illina. Moskva, Vol.2. (Plants usable in their natural state]
Natururaye rastenlia. 1957, 581 P. (MIRA 10: 3
1. Akadextya nauk SSSR. Botanicheskiy institut. Otdol rastiteltnykh
resursov,
(Botany, 2conowic)

TROSHIN,A.S., otv. red.; ARRONET,N.I.,, red.; BEYYER,T.V., red.;
ZHIRMUNSKIY,A.V., red.; KUSAKINA,A.A., red.; PROSSER,
red - LOZD1A-L0Z-0S red.; POLYMISKIY.
Yu.I., red.; 9UMOVA,K.M., red.; USHAKOVB.P., red.;
FELIDMAN,N.L., red.; ALEKSAIMROV, V.Ya., red.
[Cell and the temperature of the medium; transactions]
Kletka. i temperatura. sredy; trudy. Moskva, Nauka, 1964. 303 p.
(MIRA 18:1)
1. International Symposium on Cytoecology, Leningrad, 1963.
2. Institut tsitologii AN SSSR, Leningrad (for Troshin,
Arronet). 3. Laboratoriya ko5micheskoy biologii Instituta
tsitologii AN SSSR, Leningrad (for Lozina-Lozinskiy).4. La-
boratoriya tsitofiziologii i tsitoekologii Botanichskogo in-
stituts. im. V.L.Komarova AN SSSR, Leningrad (for Aleksandrov).
5. Laboratoriya sravnitellnoy tsitologii Instituta tsitologii
AN SSSR, Leningrad (for Zhirmunskiy, Kusakina, Ushakov).
6. Laboratoriya tsitologii odnokletochnykh organizmov Instituta
tsitologii AN SSSR, Leningrad (for Sukhanova). 7. Botaniche-
skiy institut imeni V.L.Komarova 91 SSSR, Leningrad (for Arronet).

stalm; 0 1TtE-GME-ale-5-01
yam C ILCiFTIfy
R
-Lozinskil. - Veslita Letsintrad.
i
Ser. Viol., Geograf. iGeol. No. 3. 67--/W]955).-;
The similarity of photodynamic ae6vity of methylene blue *
AM coSill With the ~cctivity of other mumukir irrifams aud!
tile 2PpCarUnCe Of Signs Of paranecrosis by exp&9ing the
stained muscles to light prove the applicability of tile pre-
tein theory of "citation advanced by Nasonov and Alck-
sandrov (Reakiiiya Zhivoja Yri&hestva n4 l1rwAnle Vor-
4q,ttviyo, IsdaLd. Akad. Nouk SS.S.R. 1040)on the photo-'
dynamic effect of ~taius. The mechanism of pluitodynnin-C

(
lll tile MUSCUlAr Lands is directl
ly azwcd. Yvith t1w
activ!y
~I
.
Ph., se Ilive oxidation of Sulfilydryl groups of myosin and
othcr protein ai the trulexles. Tilt! photodynnialle nctivityj
of eosin, in contrast to thAt of methylerle bitic, is char-
actTrized by a !iwo-pha~*changc in stirrivLation ond cau~~j
a 1~nch more s(!vcrc injury to tile iniviele bands. 40 reicr-
J. fi. JQiIL-

K. Lozina-Lozinnky: "The m4ses of in 'i-to phnnomena of evirjosi-,-ion in
biAterflies." (P-366)
SO: Jozirnal of Goneral Holo-v Vol. 7, ilfo. 1?/,]+

Natt=--l Sci. Inst. in. P. F. Tesraft, A ad. Pedagorical sci. Mar., Lab.
P~ysjolopical Zoology, -1948. 14hr., -cl951-).
"Action of Salts on thm Cold Rasistnnre of Infusoria rind Pzasons for Mortality
Caused by Cold,"
SO: Zhur. Obshcb. Biol. 9, No. 6, 1-048;
IlReactions of Pararet-in Toward Some Organic Conpounds Which Had Feen E-,mosed
to the Action or Ultrasonic I.-laves W Ultraviolet Lip~t."
SO: Dok. AN, 76, No. 2, 1951.
7-7-7-

LOZIUA-LOZINS-KIY; L. and Khenokh., M.
"The Biological Action of dir..'h-Kolecular Com-ounds Irradiated by --uadium," Izv.
Yestyestv.-nauclrm. in-.-- in.. P.F.LesEafta; 24, pp 23-2/0, 1951

C.4
1011,0104 of Par Snogia to owns d ab.
1. action "W.1totted and I.- ,
in. W and 16t. A. Kh..kh, Pok v :45.
utaltowe.
111"We. plactim, fructom. inarch, forbilol. Igor. Iminnill.
Anti lychie were subjeriftl trithrr fit ultrasound (W kth-
cyc"It) or ultraviolet light anti Nrumecitt specimens were
then introduced. The rmlts were Itthal, in owe tons
-11ammatanellusly.ititboulb ildicindifum
to) himher acidity of the signs. The effect produced by the
carbobydrate soIns. was felt even at a distance (diormur
drofts Under Cover C60 In chambeWd slide). I;fA#rb gave
no %Wh effect until Its pm-4%poqure to ultrammuld wai to
hrt.; Rorbitol was similar. while apr required M-Ilm r--
'"Ou I Sitthilol. tualtomr. and fructimedevelT thig (Acully
I . I
test in Hight. anti tannin In the dark. The mal tmarccaumA
hy volatile deonrupll. products, arnong which i% ClIp.
as well it% 11C001 (in ax4r and tannin CO is a 'o"ible
Product). G' hl. KIM-1-1111

LOZ1NA-~WZTNSX1Yt X.
Butterfly' wfligas a receptor a
Tozina-Lozinilki (e,. R. Arad. 5d. fffC,SS., 1953, 9:3, 369-3721-~~
Mid blitjjrfjj~s Vanessa ia Anil Pierfs 1~avslc& respand by flapping
their wings to illumimition of the whole In5cct or the winv.4 n0y.
bill, not to illumination of tilt., hea-I and trunk i( tilt! mi;lgi are
Shaded. . A Cu',C), filtc,,~cutting out the i.r. bat little of thf: visible
light abalOwi the Pecapitat,!(l I'llAtcrilic.5 Tv!q-nd
similariv, bnt wit'i more rrv,j],itity, It is Sliggestvil Oat th'!
receptora for the reflex depend oft tile heating effect of tile ialliatioll,
77

AKUMUSHKIN, I.I.; BARANDVA, Z.I.; BRODSKIY, K.A.; VIRKETIS, M.A.;
VOLODGfMO, H.I.; GALKIN, Yu.I..; GURITANOVA, Te.F.; DOGILI
V.A.; DITAXOMV, A.M.; ZFCVINIA, G.B.; IVABOV, A.Y. -, URITAWYA,
Te-S.; KOBYAKOVA,-Z T.; KOLTUN, Y.M.; X0IIZHUX0VA,Ye.D.;
XOROWNICH, V.S.;KLTUGB, G.A.; LOZINk-WZINSKIY, L.N.:
LOMAKINA, I.B. ; H01 .407, D.V. ; POWW"'A
V.T.-, SAVIELITEVA, T.S.; SKARLATO, O.A.; -SOKOLOV, I.I.;
STBX&OV, A.A.; TARASOV, N.I.; USHAKOV, P.V.; SHCHMRI]KA,Z.G.
YAKOVLIVA, A.M.; VSHAKOV, P.V., obahchiy rukovoditall;
PAVLOVSKIY, Ye.N., akademik, redaktor; STRIMOV, A.A. radaktor;
BRODSKIY, K.A., radaktor; ARONS, R.A., tekhnicheskiy redaktor.
[Atlas of invertebrates of the Far East seas of the U.S.S.R.]
Atlas beepozvonochnykh dallnevostochnykh moral SSSR. Moskva,
144-vo Akad.nauk SSSR. 1955. 240 p., 66 plates. (MLRA 8:10)
1. Akademlya nark SSSR. Zoologicheakiy institut,
(Soviet far Bast-Invertebrates)

LOZIN-LOZINSKIYI L.~.. doktor biologichaskikh nauk, redaktor; OYCHINNIXOT,
arfor; YELAGIN, V.D., redaktor; TYSHMICH, Z.V., takhni-
chasity redaktor
[The invertebrates; structure in relation to environment and their
importance to man; teacherss manual) Besposvonochnya zhivotnys;
stroente V SVia2i a ualoviiami zhisni i snachenie ikh dlia chelovelm.
Posobie dlia uchitelia. Pod red. L.X.Lotina-Lozinakogo. Koskva. 1955.
404 p. (MIRA 9:12)
1. *kademiya pedagogichookikh nauk RSFSR, Moscow. Yestestvanno-
nauchnyy institut.
(Invertebrates)

LOZINA-IA)ZINSKIT, L.K.
Adaptability of animal organisms to environment and the limits
of life. Trudy, Sekt. astrobot. AN Kazakh.SSR 3:21-31 155.
(MMA 9: 12
(Yarn (Planet)) (Adaptation)

nISETCWOVICH, A.Y.Jdacease4l; LIVOY, V.Ye.; KARM, A.V-, professor;
A.r
KOROLgv. : GCLOSII~Skftj L.P.; 0GOMMIDT. CF., professor;
ZYGUSON, K.S.. pxofessor; LOZ~~~, . professor;
VCHOBITBV, A.4., professor; KOMMA, K.I.; NUMOV. B-A-; SUM",
A.Z.; G]ILOYMYIM. G.B.; VASILITIV, O.B.; YICHKOV, B.L., professor;
SYROKTATNIKOV; KMYMWA, A-P.; YATI-W&WD, Q-W.; MINSMLYA, R.N.;
SMONOT, V.V.; MNOROV, N.J.; KwHZFLOV, N.I.,- TIKHOV, G.A.;
GORSHKOV, P.K.
Addresses by A.N.Irishtofovich and others. Trudy Sekt.astrobot.Al
UzaLkh.SM 4:68-157 '55. Mm 9: 12)
(Kars (Planet))

GBTSOVA, A.B., LOZINA-LMINSEIY, L.K.
Role of insect behmvior in the process of awlaptation to plant
'food. Zool.zhur. 34 no-5:lo66-1079 S-0 155. (MLRA ga)
l.U%te9tvenno-nauchW inatitut Imeni P.7.Leagafta.
(Phytophaga)

x Kona tantinovi ch: NATAROVA, N.V., redaktor; RAKOVITSKIY,
I.G., takhale heakiy redaktor
(The organism and its environment; a teacher's manual] Orgauizm i
uslovii~ zhizni; v pomoshchf uchiteliu. Uningrad, Goss uchabno-
pedagog. izd-vo Miuisterstva. proeveshcheniia RBYSR, Leningradakoe
otd-nie. 1956. 159 pe (MLRA 9:11)
(Acology)

USSR/General and Specialized Zoology - Insects. P.
Ab6 Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 81 1958~ 35188
Author : Geteova, A.B4, JAozina-Lozinskiy, L.K.
Inst : The P,F. Lesgaft Indtitute of Natural Sciences.
Title To the Problem of Conditioned Reflexes in Insects and
Methods of Their Study,
Orig Pub Izv, Estestv.-nauchn. in-ta im. P.F. Lesgafta) 1957, 192-
198.
Abstract Li the production of conditioned reflexes to colors in the
domestic fly Misca domestics, the visits by the flies to
a color stimulus (a circle of paper with or without food
in the control circle) were automatically registered:
sitting on the circle the fly colsed an electric chain of
Bpecial design connected with a kymograph. The domestic
fly distinguished colors by spectral composition,
Card 1/2

USSR/General and Specialized Zoology - Insects. P.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 8; 1958, 35188
not by brightness. The adult flies developed a conditio-
ned reflex to red, yellow and blue colors; for this they
needed not less than eight combinations of food with a
given color on the painted circles. An experiment in
producing conditioned reflexes to grey color of various
brightnesses did not bring any positive results. The
domestic flies possed a more distinct inherited positive
reaction to green than to other colors, and did not deve-
lop a conditioned reflex to it. The conditioned reflex
lasted onlY 3-4 days; it was restored in 2 days (after 4
combinations of color with food).
Card 2/2
3

LO&7j~W~LOSI1,1SKly, L. K. (LeninF~rad)
'ton the Increased Resistance of Paramecium Caudatum to Repeated Irradiations
by Ultra-Violet Light"
Soviet paper presented at the l5th Intl. Corigress of Zoology, London, L6-2) Jul 5b
MMW*x
FM

IDZIIIA-IOZIIISKIY, L.K.
Genus Colossendeis (Pantopods) in the northern part of the Pacific
Ocean [with snrm y, in English]. Biul. moir. otd. biol. 63 no-1:23-33
Ja-IF 158. (KIRA 11:5)
(PAciric ocnN-prenwoNiDA)
TOT.
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LINDBM, G.U.; SHCHEMINA, Z.G.; DOOLI, V.A.; RNSHFITNYAK, V.V.; STRILKOV,
A.A.; KOLTUN, V.M.; I&UI4)V, D.V.; IVAIJOY, A.T.; BYKHOVSKIY, B.Te.
ZHUKOV, Te.Y.; PIWXAMENT, T.S.; KORDTKIVICH, V.S.; USHMV, P.Y.;
KLTUGH, G.A.; ANDROSOVA, Ye.l.; GOSTIWVSKAYA, M.G.; BRODSKIT, K.A.;
GUSEV, A.Vj; TARASOV, N.I.; GURtYANDVA, Te.F.,- VAGIN, V.L.:
IDMAKJNA, N.B.; BULYCHEVA, A.I.; KOBYAKOVA, Z.I.; LOZIND-LOZINSKIY.
.L.K.; 1AKOVIEVA, A.M.;' GALKIN. YA.I.-. 9KARTATO, 0.'.;
AKIKJSHKIN, I.I.; DIYAKONDV, A.M.; BARANOVA, Z.I.; SAVELTHYA, T.S.;
SKALKIN, Y.A.
List of the fauna of marine waters of southern Sakhalin and
southern Kuriles. Issl.dallnevost.mor.SSSR no.6:173-256 '59.
(MIRA 13:3)
1. Zoologicheakiy institut AN SSSR.
(Sakhalin-Marine fauna)
(Kurile' Islahds--Marine fauna)

POLTAMIT, Tu.I., otv.red.; LOZINA-LOZINSKIT,_L.K.. zamestitel' otv.
red.; VOROBOYEV, V.I., red.; ZHIRKUNSKIT, A.V., red.; KUSA-
KINA, A.A., red.; RUKTARTSEV, P.P., red.; SHAPIRO, Te.A., red.;
MMGNMA, G.I., red.izd-va; BLEMM, A.Tu., tekhn.red.
(Problems of cytology and protistology; collection of articles]
Voprosy tsitologii i protistologii; abornik rabot. Moskva, 1960.
316 p. (MIRA 13:2)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Inatitut tsitologii. 2. Laboratoriya kle-
toohnykh adaptatoii Instituta tsitologii AN SSSR (for Lozina-Lo-
zinskiy, Rumyantsev). 3. Latoratoriya fiziologii kletki Instituta
tsitologii AN SSSR (for Voroblyev, Shapiro). 4. Laboratoriya sravni-
tellnoy tsitologii Instituta taitologii AN SSER (for Zhirmmskiy,
Kuaakina).
OXF-T
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POLYANSKIY. Yu.I., otv.red.; AT, SANDROV, V.Ys., red.; GINNSINSKIY, A.G.,
red.; 2WXOV, Ye.K., red.; ZHIEHMSKIY, Aj. I red*; KARASIK, VoK. 9
rod.; KIRO, K.B., red.. MUIL.K., red.; RIKOLISKIT,
N.N,, red.; PARIBCK, V.P. - ked.; ROMANOV; -sell*. red.; SVM7.OV,
P.G., red.; SOKOLOV, I.I., red.: TROSHIN, A.S., red,; USHKOV,
B.P., red.; SMSTOBITOV, O.Ye., red.izd-va; MZM, R.S.,
takhn.red.
[Problems in cytology and general physiology] Voprosy' taltologii
i obahchei fiziologii. Koskva, Izd-vo Akad.nauk SSBRO 1960,
398 p. (MIRA 14:1)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut tsitologii. 2. Institut evo-
lyatsionnoy fiziologii im. I.M.Sechenova AN SSBR, Leningrad (for
Glnetsinakiy). 3. Fiziologicheskiy Institut im. A.P.lJkhtomskogo pri
Leningradskom universitete im. Aa*Zhdanova'(for Zhakov). 4. Insti-
tut eksperimentallnoy meditsiny Akademii maditsinakikh na-ak ssa,
Leningrad (for Karasik). 5. Institut tsitologii M SSSR. Leningrad
(for Kiro, Paribok, Sokolov). 6. Inatitut fiziologii im. I.P.Pavlova
AN SM, Leningrad (for Romanov). 7. Laboratoriya embriologii
Institute eksperimentallnoy meditsiny AMR ESSR, Leningrad (for
Svetlov). 8. Laboratoriya fiziologii kletki Instituta taitologil
Alf, 63SR, Leningrad (for Troshin). 9. Laboratoriya arevnitellnoy,
taitologii Instituta taitologii AN SSSR, Leningrad (for Ushakov).
(CYTOLOGY) (PHYSIOLOGY)
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ALMANDROV9 S.N.; GALKOVSKAYA, K.F.; 1DZIW1,-LOZINSKIYv L.K.
Heat resistance of the isolated tissues and body of lake frogs
found In hot spring waters at Zheleznovodzk, TSitologlAa 2
n0,4;442-447 J1-A9 160a (MM 13:9)
1. Otdel otdalemoy luchevoy patologii TSentrallnogo nauchno-
iseledovatellskogo instituta meditsinskoy radiologii i Labora-
toriya kletochmykh adaptatsiy Instituta taitologii, AN SSSR9 Leningrad.
(HEAT--PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT) (TISSUES)
M t-1'11,,IC`,!~,Tz":~.%,
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LOZINA-LOSSINS YIY L. K., and ZAAR E. I.
!'Metabolism and immobilisation of Euglena gracillE Klebs in
respect to the type of nutrition nnd light intensity."
Report presented at the 13th Annual meeting and lst International
Conference of Society of Protozoologists, Prague, 22-31 Aug 61
Z*
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LOZI~A-LOZINSM, L.K.; ZAARo B,I.
bbtaining colorleso'cells'of Euglena. gracilis by brief exposLyes
to high and low temperatures. TSitbl:ogiia 3 no. 1:103-105 Ja-F
161. (IIIRA 14:2)
1, Laboratoriya kletochnykh adaptatsiy Instituta taitologii AN
SSSRP Laningrad.
(MTERATURE-PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT)
(CHLOROPHM) (FLAGELLATA)
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LOUTA-LOZIRSKY, L.K.
Resistance -to various external agents of Paramecium adavted to
life in a hot radioactive spring. TSitologiia 3 no. 2:i54-166
Mr-Ap 161, OURA 14-4)
1. Laboratoriya kletochnykh adaptatsiy Institute. tsitologii AN
SSSR, Leningrad.
(PARANECIUM)

ZAAR, E.I.; LOZINA-LOZINSKIY, L.K.
Laboratory equipment from organic glass for cytophysiological
investigations. TSitologiia, 3 no-3059-361 M~-Je 161. (MIRA 14:6)
1. Laboratoriya kletochnykh adaptatsiy Instituta tsitologii AN
SSSR, Leningrad. (BIOLOGICAL APPARATUS AND SUPPLIES)
.(GLASS SUBSTITUTES)

LOZINA-LOZINSKIY,v L. K.
"Some Problems and Tgsks of Space Biology Associated with Study of the
call-" pp. 45
Institute of Cytology AS USSR Laboratory of Space Biology
ailmlayd Xr,111,A1,07-Itsuys Inatituta Tsltolaffli. AN ,.,)SS
tho InStitUt,3 Of CytO
o- ii:,wes !,V).jtruct3 of Reports), Leningrad;
j-,-c ~%,o,631t
zisy Dolkledn,
the Acade-my
pp.

ARISTOVSKAYA, T.V.; VLADIMIRSKAYA, M.Ye.; GOLLERBAKE, M.M.; KATANSKAYA,
F.A.; KASHKIN, P.N.; KLUPT, S.Ye.; LOZINA-LOZINSKIY, L K - NORKINA,
S.P.; RUMYANTSEVAq V.M.; SELIBER, G.L.,, prof. [deceased]; SKALON,I
I.S.; SKORODUMOVA, A.M.; KHETAGUROVA, F-V~; CHASTUKHIN., V.Ya.;
PAR5ADANOVA, K.G., red.; GARINA, T.D., tekhn. red.
[Comprehensive laboratori manual on microbiology] Bol'shoi prak-
tikum po iaikrobiologii [By] T.V.Aristovskaia i dr. Pod obshchei
red. G.L.Selibera. Mo;kva, Vyssbaia shkola, 1962. 490 p.
(MIRA 16.3)
(MICROBIOLOGY-LAMRATORY MANUALS)

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D405/D301
AUTHOR
Lozin.a-Lozinsl-.iy L.K.
TITIZ
Cytology research and space biology
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Problemy ko icheskoy biologii. v. 2. Vd. by N. Siah~-
kyan and V. Yazdovsl.:iy. 110scow, Izd-vo iill SSSR, 196'~:t
TT~-XT:
Cytological problems related to the possible exis-
tence of M-fe on other planets are considered. The results are
'riven of studies on the adaptation of cells and organisms to extrem-:
~al:environmental conditions at different levels of the animal and
plant world. The capability of adaptation to the following main
environmeatal factors was investigated: low and very low tempera-
tures, ultraviolet and ionizing radiation, low pressure and oxygen
d ficienem As an example of cell adaptation and resistance to
unusual environmental factors can serve the followingr newr results,
obtained in the laboratorieu tinder the direction of the author.
Investigations with yeast organisms (Endomyces magnusii) shot-led that!
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the.resistance to deep cooling in liquid oxygen does not depend a
0
much on the coglingtMethod as on the stage of development of the
Culture and its morphological and physiological characteristic;
oidial cells were 'ouiid to be more resistant than mycelial cells.
In ithe author's view (whicia, is in aggreement with that of other
in
vcstigators), resistance to cold is related to physiological and
P AYSIQ .
i chemical processes as.a result of which the -mount of bound
T.Mtp-r.in the tissues increases aa well as the salt concentration,
whereas the activity of fermei
-its decreases. Experiments with mam-
mals.(mice atid squirrels (Citellus pygmeaus)) showed that their
-liwits of resistance and adaptation vai-j from species to species,
depending, 'on the enviromnent. Experiments YAth insects showed that
the snecies which live at higher altitudes-are more resistant to
10"V7 aimospheric pressure than those at lower altitudes. In the
zi-ld o" radiation cytology, the resistance and adaptation to ultra-
e 'ht (of wavelength 220 to
viol t.lig -90 mg).was studied, as well as
radiation damago repair and cell protection against ultraviolet
-daraago- -it - wana found that-not-~-only:-blue-and--violet-raditttion of
the visible spectrum 'e
can re::)air the '.damaty but also green, yellow
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and eve-n redradiation of hi-Ii intensity (500-400 thousand of lux),
or i'A the cells are weakly - dam, aged; this is in marked contrast to
conventional ideas about ultra-violet radiation damage protection.
n conclusion, cell.reoistance and adaptation should be studied on
or"anisms which differ greatly ecologically; it is necessary to
LI
compare the cell resistance of organisms which are adapted to life
under high mountadn, polar and desert conditions.

IA)ZIILA,LO~INSKIY.,.L.K,O doktor biologicheskikh naukj, prof@
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Model of life in the universe. Nauka i zhiznI 29 no.6:72-73 Jo
162o (MIRA 15:10)
1. Institut taitologii AN SSSR# Leningrad.
(Space biology)

LOZZINA~-110 Y L. K.
Anabiosis and viabilily of insects under deep freezing (ca. -190'C.).
Vop. ekol. 708-100 1 '64, (MM 16: 5)
1. Institut tsitologii AN SS,9R,, Lenin ad
(Cryptobiosis) fins;cts)
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S/020/62 147/005/031/032
131'44/B1 8~
AUTHOR: Lozina-Lozinskiy, L. K.
TITLE:
PERIODICAL:
Tolerance of insects against extremely low temperatures
Akaded iya nauk SSSR. Doklady, V.- 147, no - 5, 1962, 1247-1249
TEXT -. The cold adapt". n of corn borer larvae was investigated in various
stages of the diapause by subjecting the la.~vae to temperatures from
-30 to -1960C for 30-120 min with and without preliminary habituation to
temperatures of -100C, and by keeping them afterwards'at 0 or 220C.
Optimum survival (40% pupations, 300% butterflies) was obtained after
habituation to ^-/00C for 3-4 weeks and cooling.to -760C, when the larvae
were kept subsequently for 1 month at 0OC.- Immobility after thawing may r!q~
be considered as a sign of death, since vital functions can be restored b4,.
,electric stimulation and mobility can set in again after 1-2 days. Thus
predominant factor in the hypothermia of insects is the cold adaptation whicW
is determined by the phylogenetic cold acclimation, by the seasonal change
in resistance to cold and by the habituation to environmental factors at
tIhe beginning of hibernation. Cqoling to -500C entailed a far higher
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-Tolerance of insects against B144/B186
death rate than -thatto -78 or even -1960C. This is attributed to
particularities of H 20 crystallization in the tissues. The rate of
warming-up was irrelevant. Vitrification was not observed. The reasons
for the good endurance of insects remains to be cleared up. The tests
prove the adaptability of higher organisms to extreme conditions such as
have, not prevailed either during their evolution or since.their
existence on the earth. There are 3 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Institut tsitologii Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute of Cytology
of the Academy of Sciences USSR)
PRESENTED: May 3, 1962, by Ye. N. Pavlovskiy, Academician
SUBMITTED: April 26, 1962
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L0ZINA-L1OZINSgYx_L. K.
"Factors increasing cold resistance in Insects.0
UNESCO - International SYmpo3i-= on the Role of cell Re,30tions in Adaptations
Of MOtnzOa tO Environmental Temperature.
Leninerad, USSR, 31 MaY - 5 June 1963

L%INA~!!j4ZIN$UY,, L.K..
Reaction of insects -',-0 extremely lotr temperatures Sbor. rab.
Inot. t-sit. no.,4.,34-5,1 163 1-7 -.3)

IDZINA-IDZINSKIY, L.K. ; ZAAR, E.I.
Photoreactivation of Paramecium caudatum in the long-wave
region of the visible light spectnm. Sbor. rab. Inst. tsit.
no.4:156-168 163 (MIRA 17:3)
Pi
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LOZINP.~1,0ZINSKIY1 L.K.;/-A0) E.i,
14staboly and immobilizatior-i cf *,Lfj of Dug,'Ieaa grac!'I Is
Klebs in relation ot, the typs of nutrItion and illum-inatLon,
TSitologila 5 no.3.263,.2?2 My%-,je 163. (1,11RA 17-.5)
1. Laboratorlya kosmic-hesk-ly T~,a_tiWtu ISiAolog,11
AN SSSRS Leningrad.

ZAARJV E.I.; LOZINA~LOZINSKIY, L*K.
maltiple-hole microsquariums for cy-toph3miological and algological
research. Bot.zhur- 49 no.10%.1455-1457 0 164,,
(MIRA 1881)
1. Institut tsitolagii AN SSSR, Leningrad.
-.An,

Paril.opoia ae-ording to materjals of rxpeditiomi on tho
icebreaker 'IF. rAtkell in 1955 and the diesel-olectr-'r;
ship "Ob" in 1956. Trudy Will 259,330-339 164.
R.

L. K.
tic
Durvival of some organisms and cells of intracellular ice formation."
report to be read at Conf on Cryobiology in Rye, New York, 9-11 Oct 64.
Int;t of Cytology, AS USSR, Leningrad.
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YOZLOV, V..
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PantoPoda from the Far Eastern seas of the U.S.S,R. [sel.davnevost.
mor*SSSR no.7:47-3-17 161. (MM .14 0)
(Pacific Oceanm-Pycnogonida)

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"On the Optimum Pxcunt of Czyger, ]Trzedle6 for Young Sturgeons." Thesiz, of deirrze of
Cand. Biological Scl. Sub 24 1,'cv- 50, 11-loscow Order of Lenin State U Lreni 1". V.
Lonionosov.
Simmary 71, 4 Z')ep 52, Dirsertations Presented for Lerrees in.Science and Enpinecrinpr in
Yoscow in 1 50. Fron Vechernyaya Mmskva Jan-Dec-. 19r0.

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