SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MERETSKAYA, T. A. - MEREZHINSKIY, YU G.

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HEMSKAY-A. T
Some problems of the expansion of the plywood and match industries
of White Russia. Der.prom. 9 no-7-.4-5 J1 960. (MIRA 13:7)
1. Inatitut ekonomiki All BSSR.
(w6ite E$ossia-Plywood industry
(White Russia--Hatch industry)

PAMERSKIY, Boris Dmitriyevich; kand. ekonom. naukp
nallehnyy red.; PSHOITIK, B.M., red.; MIA, Ye.G., tekbn. red.
[Local industry of the White Russian S.S.R. in the seven-year
planj Mestnaia pronWshlemost' Belorusskoi M v semiletke.
Minsk, 1962. 22 p. (Obshchestvo po rasprostraneniiu politi-
cheskikh i nauchnykh snanii Belorusskoi SSR, no.30)
MERA 15:2)
(White Russia-Industries)

W,RIETSKAYA, T.A.
Ccncentrating the manufacture Of Da-rts from wcr-d in Id'hite
Russia. Der. prom. 11 nc.8:18-19 Ag 162. OAIRA 17:2)
1. Institut okonomiki AN BSSR.

HEMSKOVO K.A., Marshal Govetskogo Scyuza.
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KIRMUS. AA. . inzhaner.
Improviog the --ontrol systems of some types of antomatic field
extinguishers. Ilak.sta. 25 no.12:47-48 D 154. (KLYA 7:12)
(Ilectric controllers)

LUKOVETSKM, A. D~ , inzh . - I-U-~RETMITZS 11, A, , in7,h .
ExT,er~enca izi the upira - -- =of a lapl~m ---ek.-sta.
32 no.9A5 S !~!~ ~eUp:k I-, i',))
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MEMKO. -M.; DUSMVICH, 14.
Long distance reception of the Leningrad television center
broadcasts. Radio no-8:36-37 Ag '54. (MMA 7-8)
(Leningrad--Television broadcasting) (TalevIsion broad-
casting--Leningrad)

BHODSKIY, G.I.; IEREMANITH, S.B.; HEZINIKOVSKly, M.M.; SAKIiNOVSK--Y, N.L.
L-ialuation of service life of protective rubbers. Trudy Uauch.-
issl. inst. shin. prom. no.7:78-90 160. (KIRA 14.8)'
(Rubber--Testing)

LUKOMSKAYA, A.I.; ORDDVSKIY, P.N.; MEREZHANNYY,-a.B.; STUKALOVA, A.F.;
Pri niTmqli uchastiye: SAMOKHdD-KM, Kd.; KALINOVA, L.T.;
GORINA, A.K.; STUIAWA, V.T.
Effect of the surface-to-volume ratio of a test niece in the
evaluation of the processing qualities of rubber blends. Kaucir.
i rez. 20 no. 4:36-42 Ap 161. (MIRA IL4:5)
1. Nauchno-issledovateliskiy institut shinnoy promyshlennosti (for
Lukomakaya., Orlovskiy, Merezhannyys Stukalova).
(Rubber, Testing)

3/138/Wooo/oo4/007/008
0 A051/A126
AUTHORS: Lukomskaya, A.I.; Gudkova, L.F,; Merezhannyy, S.B.; Orlovskly,
P.N.; Reznikovskiy, M.M.
TITLE: Measurements of the sliding of rubber mixes on metal under %aricur.
conditions
PERIODICAL: Kauchuk i rezina, no. 4, 1962, 21 - 25
TEXT: The Mooney type shifting viscosimeter with a biconical rotor was
used for studying the sliding phenomenon of rubber mixes on metal. The mathema-
tical analysis for calculating the characteristics of sliding, introduced by
Mooney, was applied.. and the similarity of the two laws: viscose flow and ex-
ternal sliding of rubbers and rubber mixes was taken into account. Thus, meth-
ods for measuring the friction of rubber mixes against metal were developed: a)
on a biconical shifting viscosimeter, working under stable conditions of a given
rotational speed and pressure in the given tested material, using a smooth and a
rougb rotor; b) on a special device for determining the friction coefficient,
working under non-stationary conditions of the given shifting load, sliding rate
and rate of application of the normal load. The coincidence of the friction co-
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Measurements of the sliding of rubber mixes on .... A051/A126
efficients of rubber mixes, determined under various testing conditions, is prov-
en. It Is shown that rubbor, mixes can also be characterized by the same elevated
temperatures, at which adhering of the former to metal is greater than cohesion.
In this case, a cohesion destruction of the tested materials is noted during
testing and the resultsof the friction test correspond qualitatively to data ob-
tained when testing for adhesion and maximum flow in expansion. Obtained experi-
mental data show the possibility for measuring the sliding of rubber mixes along
metal under various conditions, and a connection between the condition indices.
A mathematical analysis is given. There are 4 figures and 3 tables. The refer-
ence to the most recent English-language publication reads as follows: M. Mooney,
International Rubber Conference, Washington, November 8 - 13, 1959.
ASSOCIATION: Nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut shinnoy promyshlennosti (Scien-
tific Research Institute of the Tire Industry)
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ACCESSION UR: AT500441014 s/0000/641000/00010183/0191
AUTHOR,. Rezntkovskiyr, 11. K.; Golookov, E. I.; Atiss, B. .; Shcherbach, Z. V
Bro,~:iljy. G. I.; Ferer annyy, B_
TITLE: New abrasion tenter for rubbe xunder rolling contact
SOURCE: Nauchno-tekhnicheskoye eove8hchaniye po friktsionnomu iznosu rezin. Mos-
cow, 1961.-F-rTWEs-io-n-n-y-y-Tz-i~os-rezin (tir-fc-tionalvear oTrubber); aborn-ik statey.
Moscow, lzd-vo Khtmiya, 1964, 183-191
TOPIC TAGS: rubber wear rubber abrasion, frictional wear, abrasion tester
ABSTMM: An abrasion tester for rubber under rolling contact with controlled
slippage on renewable abrasive surfaces and its application are described. The
apparatus was developed in the W,1 shinnoy promyshlennosti (Tire industry scienci-i
fic research institute). A rotating ring-shaped specimen of 50 Mm outer diameter
drives an abras ve drum by friction contact, and the slippage of the contact zone
i Is controlled by the brake force applied to the drum as shown in Fig. 1 of the 9n-,.
closure. Samples are prepared by vulcanization in a special form and thdy are
tested at a given slippage S and given friction force# F, at given slippage and
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given load N on the specimen, or at given friction force and given load. The testi.
inp, procedure is described in detail. A formula is given for preparing a standard
vulcanizate, used for testing the abrasive capacity of the renewable friction sur-
face. Wear is calculated by presented equations from measured values as volumet-
ric loss or as the ratio of volumatric loss to the work (kilowatt-hr.) required to
produce the wear. Orig. art. ham: 2 figures and 5 formulas,
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Firure 1. The MR-1 nLichln,! for evaluating the wear resistance of rubber:
1-druri; 2-cnrriage; 3-t3ampla; 4-loading device; 5-load; 6-aample heater; 7-guide
screw; 8-grooved shaft; 9 and 10-gears; 11-braking wheel; 12-braking belt; 13-
tachometer generator; 14-counter; 15-cable; 16-half-dises; 17-block; 18-cable; 19-
balance weight; 20-21-block; 29-bevel genra; 23-load of the dynamometer hand; 74-
mv battery; 25-dynamometar hand; 26-acale; 27-handle; 28-block; 29-diac; 30-thres-
step wheel; 31-belt drive; 32-cloctromotor; 33-spring locku; 34-abranive band;
35-tightening drum; 36-block; 37-balance; 38-block.
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Relation between ascorbic acid concentrations in tissues and
the lipid content of the liver. VitamirCr no.4:60-66 159.
(14 IRA 12: q)
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On the folltming day, 0, 17.13-24.6S. 6-17-13MI, and
6.49 11.89" glucow. 96-114, 4.5,-112, and it L13, in the
arterial. venous. and smus bl-I, r"p. fn*tAncez were
observed whele the tissue Last the ability to fill atul hoW zoo
its %ngas, and even Cave it up, As then the gluv~~ in the Vo 4b
aittrial biotwi Was equal to or Lower than in tile venaus.
An lncrt-aw in the uptakc of Sulu bY the muscles aM
pattWly fly the Wain in cumparimm with the 0, dem"i
TM 0 WiMIC41 that tlw sups, fixation was not n
S 0 - I L A KETALLURGICAL LITEINATURE CLASUPKA
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)Weatl, rive up then sugar. itaL.-.-d the ductuatxmi in
0 hc~g.ri--.W
; 00
: the sugar t"AKc itifcvt~ly that, rite brain does was dwwlt it,
0 th~ in'taltv- m which th, '-f 0 did not 00

'
lrcfr&w d'-pitt the ri-duction ita sugar Ctinslimpli'Wi.
90
Intr(Ittuctitin tA gtuco-- itilpromi the oxitutuptio" of 0. ~
with * fise in the Arteriametious 0 differels"; this was not 00
uhicrv"l lichme thr 0mck. In gumca pig, killed on the
001
day, tile QO, 14 the total brain 0
60twill %suc was S.IG
'
Cray M311cf, 6~3,8 9.71, white. 304-43L
File 601
*0 ductuating value,. were proltably due to variations of 00

0 reWirml ion intemh V during .ome stages wUc the hortli'me
0 wassfillinvilvet. Ateric%otlactdllwcfegivcnmpcated 09
00 itiicvt"iinfiij,utinantluwssufticicnitt)c2u~convullion.%; 00
the Qoq for tile %hole Immito 44 1 feacii value for a differcne
00 aninuill "A' alter 8 injcctkm~. (MOS; after 15, 7,74; after *0
25 1A.01; 17,141.59: 341,4_39: 34.3.35; 2.7.G-tk5; 6.7.9-5; 00
C39: and mic after 41 injectioti,. 3.43; the Qo, for
'
gmy and white matter, rcp-, wa~. after 0 injections,
U, 00
00 (IMS&MCMi; after 3.5.7.1%atid COS, 54.5.37imd3.52; 00

00 R, 3~W) and 2.92; M10, C'M and 3~01; and one alter (A)
0*
injection4. 3.92 and The Inyvtkirm to iadividuAl
so anintals -.at" from 6 to 63: sotur tirvivvd many, while 00
00 others titA very quickly After only a few injections. Ali
lost weight at inter: the antsuaL, -c,~ killed 2- a days after 00
0* tile No ini'vlkm H. GutA 00
00 00
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- . - - - 7
Ujjz-rj~asova, 1'. b., Ha. F, ~.rrosr,er,,, Ye. I. and Fellaman, u. S.
Merezl~linskiy~ M. F. "On the 1~cjatio,,j of t,e :iiricral couir)oait-ion of osseous and defi~,.al
tiss.ie '.,,) protein crinzent of ti~c food rat.iori," Tridy Kaza.,Lu?. -in-ta
Isiue 2, ij"/, P 31-3-?
SO: U-52~0, 17 Dec- 53, (Lewpis lZhurnal 1,nyK;. St,a,e-.-, No. 2'5,

., N. F.
21052 Cherkosava, L.S. i Merezhinskiyj M.F. Metobality ft--generatsii i Toksikoza pri
teaume Trudy In-ta (Kazansk Nauch-i--,sled in-t ortopedii i vosst&novit Khii,-trgii) t.111,
1949. S. 28o-96.
SO: LETO, IS ZHURNAL STA. L"i - Vol. 28, Moskva, 1,949

Oar 1g'.'
_uhlifcacj and dAgr requfrem,
_
~
Suffering ftom tramnatlit osteonlyelids, :L4 S~
Chalmon and Nf.'F, - 16f ercififoskil' (Stomatal. In
'Icazmn~~ kP421n.. 5161hi~9. ZAtir, 24 IW2Dj(I04[1)6Q .
Rmsiimt) The IMIS Of the:d6CqCbfq- aCld (a In the Uriftt~
f (in, some - Instances its abunce) vitre-atah--
*
'
-
ke
1p1t!cntS
T
wcm tb= C
LVCIZ 300 mi.
Of.k1faitf,
foe 8~ thys ticitil W%,of

urinc. an "Y'1
dAvas rexarded n3 the pla of entit. , For -W d
jollow Mg that pati4utts were kopt on m~-orizud dict -uzdgjVCjj4
ni adda. Sa rag.' of L',-The dnify mqui"tticats. foe emck
-dosaqe
Patient -.v&e estabrished as. follows: ofaduilidstacd
I was Fmclually reduced until I Em the urine fell jun b.-Saw
'
50-45% of the daily dose administmd. sdJ& i dmie bctnr-
reg-VICd as'.the ~digy atia., CCCIUWU.~ ~ Aft-.;r I"ays zil-
deti
miuistratiim~ 6f w
raurnatic ostcQmyeIitE-_cf.mcdWtm mvcntk, acF=pqak4
b tifebrile temp. I deOdcnc)r wmi I
Y. Six
th;: dify
mqtumment following aud=ent of SM

the t

vita.
OQ -.~ the varimbilitrbefac dc'
-20G mi~

ntu
Poll:
Xtert in,& sevirityr of the ostcoinycti ' uldus; the
:
tmatment pro&date mqtxkei fic;V' e attament
ii
I
*w. r4 acy Point &E Usata., Aftee a
L
time 4 MO nit. I Is t=cmin-mdid. S. I.
L
L

&Cmkd ac-upockwo of 4"td dd~4 itad biactmatico
fa tbAm. L. S~ Ctwckmvo~a ml M. F~ Mere-
195w-
=Vated stomtol Ian.. Kazan).
qn.-A.-IO-22-Skmattartual satti. Of big and sucue Cl 6
hastmi in so, 0 of pyoffkml Imth. TlIc tsc-Atthy wrt of dru -
tute of cari's" ttqth contains Luvir t6ti flarnul Al"It% (-I
Cu. lfvO. and ots. tumirr. hfAt In Oftantel an ch"a4vt ~ uVI't
low F are cound. theacicacy ud mincrals dutlad ImKh
Isroarth is diw~. With vaamin A defiLicucy gro-tar
tq #14 evtmal slow s- h acid umctuftl defcco; dcdcwm-y
31im C leads to de(ective cuAtucl and dcutine devc1op-
whik vitamin D deficlency "ds to cacics u( milk
Protein deficiency may JCAJ
to lorraging of P and CA content of vrowing teeth (toomm
expla.]. G. m. KOWAApoa

CHARKASAVA. L.S.; KEWHTMI, H.P.; HUTOUSgAYA, A.V.
Comparative evaluation of the activity if carbonle anhydrase In
various animal tissues after fracture. Vestsi AN BM no.3:159-
167 MY-Je '52. (KIRA 7:8)
(Fractures) (Carbonic anhydraos)

KMZHINSKIY, M.F.; CHERKA OVA, L.S.
The affect of food rations on the content of carbohydrates in the
tissues during development of .-eneral metabolic reaction of the organism
to trauma. Toprosy Pitaniya 12. No.!. 27-34 '53. MRA 6:3)
(CA 47 no.14:7050 '53)
1. Mod, Innt., Minsk.

~EREZHTNSKIY, M. F.
USSR/Kedicine - Burns Jul/Aug 53
"Replenishment of Losses of Ascorbic Acid (I) Occur-
ring in Various Organs of Guinea Pigs Subsequently
,to Burns,',M.-F. Merezhinskiy~~`G. L. Taranovich,
N. S. IvanovWChair of Biochem, Minsk Med Inst
vor, Pit, voi 12, No 4, pp 6-13
The exptl data obtained indicate that burns covering
1/5-1/4 of the surface of the body of guinea pigs re-
sult in a considerable depletion of I in the supra-
renals., skin, liverf and muscles. The losses are
greatest in the suprarenals and least in the muscles.
Administration of I expedited the healing of the
buxns. 269T37

--1K. E?.
abd
53
T.1
jVA,
Kkilli '
d of differmt am

es an
~,fmctLL
be
at
P

V

HRRZZHINSKIT, M.P.
[Vitandna and their part in the Drocesses of metabolism] Titaniny i
ikh uchastia 7 OSUShcheStVlOnii proteassov Owns veshchastv.
Minsk, Goo. isd-vo 35SR, 1954. 128 p. (MLPA 10:2)
(VITAMINS) ()GTABOLISM)

MEREZHYNSKI.M.F.; CHERKASAVA,L.S.
Participation of some electrolytes in the general metabo-lic
reaction of the organism to trauma. Vestsi AN BSSR no.2:95
Kr-Ap '54. (91XA 8:9)
(Electrolytes) (Trannat Ism) (Metabolism)

A/ S K-Z Y _jP_R *F Nt- F.
UCSR/Medicine - Biosynthesis of Ascorbic Acid
Card 11/1 Pub 141-6/15
Author : *Mlerezhinskiy, Prof M. F.; Cherkasova, L. S.; Kutsenko, Z. M.
Title : The ascorbic acid content in the tiszues of white rats with eXperir.-,ent&.-1..ly
fractured bones under various nutritional conditions
;'ci-iodLcal Vop pit., 1% 26-30 Jan/Feb 1955
Abstrr~ct An increase in ascorbic acid content is noted in animols capable of v_ltamin
C blosynthesis after bone fracture when the diet is sufficient in protein.
Decreasing the protein content while maintaining constant calorific content
haz an effect on the ascorbic acid content in the traumatic tissues. Com-
pensating a diet low in protein by an increase in carbohydrates, results in
a lifferent distribution of ascorbic acid in the tissues of white rats f~)1-
-e-wing trauma than by a compensation with fats. White rats show great com-
pensatory capabilities in respect to satisfying the ascorbic acid require-
ments of individual tissues after bone fracture. One table. Seven refer-
ences (six USSR).
institution: Cbair of Biochemistry (*Head) Ydnsk Medical Institute
3~bi-ltted : --

USSR/Medicine nutrition FD-3075
Card 1/1
Author Merezhinskiy, M. F. (Reviewed by Lavrov, B. A.)
Title Vitamins and th6ir role in causing metabolic processes
Periodical VOP. Pit., 56-59, May/JIM 1955
Abstract Gives a favorable review of the above book, but lists a number of
point. that could be clarified in the next edition before printing.
Institution
Submitted

HMZHINSKIY. Mikhail Fedorovich, professor; LEOUOV. V.. redaktor;
I - -TRUMIf,?)TA'--,*-Ii--.-.'-,tiikhil-tcheakiy redaktor
[Clinical biochemistry. normal processes of carbohydrate metabolism]
Klinichaskela biokhimits; normal'ayO Drotsessy uglevodnogo obmena.
Minsk, Goa. izd-vo BSSR, 1956. 216 p. (MLRA 10:1)
(r.ARBoHYDRATF. M&TABOLISH)

ai_
L Lin'
~;bbltl;~ P-10 d
eil~cct,d w,ii 60-~-F()j 20-~~ a3d 50-po
C11
W
p- 'v--Uni6_6f inswin '116dy' Wt., resli.- The ararlla. S' sol
ed %verc c1w;:jifit,-t as-be
p
the- "Yptl.* mAiu'uds whi
1 1 tizte ~h-tate a); thorse of
b--- bfp-.gh-c to the ncrznal phytiot, stat te
aft
pr6
--ireammut iith
-tin
scr=g 11'vho::~- (-t'qtu- b)
Visa a~ Ob 11 e
I-Sug-'ir (n)-h-!~world afid rvTlr-,, ry U
gen (111), 11, and )WE-fle acid (Ivy tile
U--re--ults or the
mo Used lot evaluatilir t, f
-Late
y 6i 5tud Ila
Warbl]irg Ppp.) _Ringer'i -,icarbor
Y'r
h6 -rd-ntj_. NaCl, KC1, and C-LCI, (for -ccrebml tis-s",
ED
instead of CaClj fforinur4C thiSue),wcremed. 4
blood --11-u~al)y"dCCrv-Sp
-after ille'! Jr1jec
to, 25-311 Ing. SOWS
__NU E.!
act-mm! rpuhhW /0' due tu
chaylge~ of ttiv biochem.
of"
iqil(~t6 b, thc tL,~uas r,' ~`s C, -Er ad
14 Qw; (6:n_ L~a d~iia are vive-
a 1:wl fe -a 1 -5
guilr pi, and ubbits) ~tatle a. 35 (Inuscle,
sily -'re'vo
ad 2.94-413 (cereb" 6951. %64--ral 'Stan-c-
JR 225.4_-ri~j _~j-j IV W(J: a it(T 92
0 aud SF1.6 ant ').8,
antl 3 arld 15 Thus, illjf,.ct Ov. cf~
-TV 7 17.m 11.5 1
of tim
of I
r Loth yd
tion, ac Climp:l _iuAl L C~!Qfltm of ca ruttfti i,
t6suel; (hyp(jgiyCcfl1W. l'upeatLA injEction C.-I tht: mrg-4 I
i~r die ij,:,bility of th-C'- I poinionvit milloh'al to retwIll
;"Sui~m.d f'Al"v, illg
5'rv;l 11 'Af tile
wo

positfait'and mobilizatfop af ascochf61&cfd in burned
of vitAmid C..
jurhem - Pigs: receiving Various 4~umtftfev
,
NE. F. Iterezhiast. Taranoi0t.andL.E.Taranovich
cf, C.A. 40. OTRSf.-Three series of aptL ammals
-
'
d'
'e
7 -40
o
l
iv
t
i
dd
10
35
d
ntro
z. -
an
.m
c
t
t scoa
s
resp.~
ce
e
;
,,
W-05 mg./day of ascorbic acid (I).- , The I content of liver,
'
and tefte was de(d. Ixtbre and,
adredals .
kidneys.. Muriel
'
1
antt 30 da,ys after m.burn. left
0.
adrmil g(and of aulnmls mjaw,:'medldnt, and. high-14ict

' '
,
2
mt
d
i
22
7
r
i
conta
ned
, 231.7. 4
24.2% and 8
.
C
".sp
mr. % at
Es.-- FOtlowiltic,trauum, the I content a
'43n -ALYI wt. I

abty and in Ehe liveri gArenals.'and muscles di¬ re&-Zit
ays. M-L
orictrud values within 30 d. ' In atflmaLs art a mttritz
'
dritit 5
*a( liver and IdAncys did unt decremse
diet, the couteu
*days (allowing tr~urtm. and the I content of a!-' exAmd. argans
in the original-levetat some time
Increased to Momth.
withld~ 3a -days Altowitic tratina attitaugh-.-gamItimeg
ecreasin thereafter.: lm,anirnats on.aWgit-r.dict niter

and Mus . Increased:
sere
and in all c=md. arcmi wis hirtzer t1mm im.tho~-of.cdUtrLI
-
anin it ca Wir: and. mcdiuat diets. - The concrt. and- tQt3j
al y ex
Tr'
is usually lowcrlizft~r:timumzt~but 4 aftlituals on a high-E:
-dkt

t1lan'becom
the minary concrt.'of-E mi~ usually hig
tmunm and tile tztaf cWly excretion v~as'alrnqst II- high.
~Tltemv% wt. toss Ing. 30 days after traumm in anituaLs nit a
'
and 25.2 g
tow tfiedium nnd h(Ch I dict was 8%.4; 67 0
LP.
IF

MMZHINSKIY. M.F.
Vitamins in the diet in pulmonary tuberculosis [witb sum-mary in
French]. Probl.tub. 35 no.7:92-96 157. (MIRA 11:2)
1. Iz kafedry biokhimii Minskogo meditsinskogo institute.
(TUBRRCUWSIS. PUIXONARY, tler.
Vitamins)
(VITAMINS, ther. use
tubere., pulm.)

MEREZHINSKIY. M.P.
Lipids of the blood and disorders of the cardiovascilar 873trT in ~-n-
Zdrav. Belor. 5 no.10:3-6 0 1159. NFI-k 13-2)
(LIPIDS) (CARDIOVASCULAR STSTEM--DISEAS',PS)

-!-, .. . r .
MIERIZHINSKLY, M.P.- Cifi;RKASOVA. L.S.
. ~,_ " 1
Vitamin C metabolism in fractures and burns. Vitamiay, no.2.,116-122
'56. (MLRA 10:8)
1. irafedra biolthimii Minakogo maditsinskogo inatituta
(ASCORBIC ACID) (MGTURi:S) (BURNS AND SCALDS)

USSR./Human aud Aninal Physiology - The Effect of Physical V-13
Fa,ctors.
Abs Jour Ref Zh1ir - Biol., No 2, 1958, 9218
Au+hor W.E. GluBhakova., F.M. Iaguto and K.F. Merezhinskiy
Inst
T i t I,-- Tht- Level of Ascorbic Acid in the Walls of the Gastro-Intes-
tin&I Tract and in the Seminal Vesicles in the Buxned
Patient.
Orig Plab Rhixurgiya, 1957, No 2, 103-107
Abstra,-;t Wo -ibetract.
Csxd 1/1

MMHINRIT, N.Y. ---
Principles of therapeutic nutrition for pulmouaxy tuberculosis
patients. Zdrav.Belor- 3 no.10:63-66 0 '57. (KMA 13:6)
MIT IV Drums) (TUM=SIS)

MMZZHINSKIY, H.F.; GTJTOVSKAYA, A.Y.
Dependence of the carboaic aahydraBe activity in vissue on the quality
of diet. Top.pit. 16 no.1:65-69 Ja-F '57. (KIBA 10:))
1. Iz kefedry biokhimil Minskogo meditainskogo instituta
(HYDRASIS, metab.
carbonic anbydrase tissular activity, eff. of diet quality
in guinea pigs & mine (Rua))
(DISTS,exper.
eff. of diet quality on t1saular carbonic anhydrase
activity in guinea pigs & mice (Rua))

A&REZHINSxIY....m "I'll, . F.
2Horphology of the peripheral nervous system,' no.3. Reviewed ~17
X.F.Marezhinakii. Uap.sov-r.biol. 44 no.1 142-144 jl-ig '57.
k !L&RVW;~ - -A NATOMY) (MIRA I',' I))

MMZHINSKIY, 14.7.
Monograph on an laterestlug and timely topic (11145chanion of the cardlo-
tonio aotlon of Siberlan synthetlo levorotary camphor* by A.S. Saratikov.
farm. i toks 21 no.6:83 R-D 158. (MIRA 12:1)
(CAMPHOR) (HURT)

HEMMSKIY, Hlkbail Fedorovich, prof., doktor biolog.nauk; BUKELAVTSOVAo
A.D., nauchnyy red.;MVAYNV, S.B.. red.; VOROTYKEKAYA. S.A.,
takhred.
[From mysteries and wwondersO to a scientifically-booed
understanding of natural Ot tain L "chudes" k nauchnom pozna-
niiu prirody. Kinak. 1959. 23 p. (Obahchostvo po raBprostran niiu
politichaskikh i nauchnvkh znanii Beloruaskoi SSR. Seriia estestvan-
nonsuchnaia, no.17). (MM 14:3)
(Natural hintory)

POLISKIY, S., red.; STESTANOVA, N., tek-hn.red.
LMode of action and biological role of vitamins; main group
of vitaminB connected with biological oxidation] Hekhnnizm
deistviia i biologichenknia roll viteminov; oanovnaia gruppa
vitaminov biologicheakogo okialeniia. Minsk, GoB.izd-vo
BSSR.r Red.nauchno-tekhn.lit-ry, 1959. 271 P. (MIRA 13:1)
t (CURATION, PHYSIOLOGICAL)
(VITAMINS)

Relation between ascorbic acid concentrations In tissues and
the lipid content of the liver. Vitaminj no.4:60-66 '59.
(141RA 12:9)
1. Kafodra biokhimii 141nskogo meditainBkogo institute, I
Baltiysl,-iy nanchno-iseleclovatel'skiy institut rybnogo
khozyayst7a I okeano~7afii.
(ASCORBIC ACID) (LIPID 1.5'ITABOLISM) (LIVER)

MLr,,7,HINF,YIY, M.Y.
.. .... __
On the occasion of All-Union Congress of Physiologists. Biochemists,
and Pharmacologists. Zdrav. Belor 5 no.4:3-5 Ap '59. (HIM 12:7)
(PH--SIOIDGY--C(RTG_rOSS3S) (P-AkRMAGOIDGY-CONOMS3S)

MMZHINSKIY. M.P.; CHEMSOVA, L.S.
Relationship of body's metabolic reactions to iWury to the ags of
the animal and nature of feeding. Vop.pit. 18 no-5:51-55 S-0 '59.
(KIRA 13: 1)
1. Iz kafedry biokhimii (zav. - prof. M.F. 14erezhinskiy) Meditainskogo
instituta, Minsk.
(WOUNDS AND INJURIES exper.)
(AGING off.)
(PROTEINS nutrition & diet)

HU=INSKIY. M.F., prof.
Changes in the proteln and phoophorus content of the brain and
muscle following bone fracttLr68. Ortop.trav-m. i protez. 20 no.l:
45-49 Ja '59. (MIRA 12:3)
1. Iz Kinskogo meditsinskogo inatituta.
(FRACTUFM , metab.
protein & phosphorua In brain & muse. (Rua))
(PROTB11M, metab.
brain & muse., aff. cf bone fract. (Rua))
(PHOSPHORUS, metab.
same)
(BRAIN, matab.
protein & phosphorus, eff. of bone fract. (Rua))
(MUSCLES, matab.
same)

XMWHINSKIT. M.P.
Stress and the general dor' usire reaction of the body. Zdrar.
le
Belor. 6 no.2:11-15 F 160. (KIRA 13:6)
(SMSS (PHYSIOLOGT))

W,REZHINSKIY, M.F.
"Current problems in modern biochemistry." Vol.l: Biochemistry
of the proteins. Reviewed by M.F.Merezhinskii. Vop med.khim. 6
no.2:220-'221 Mr-AP 160. REA 14:5)
(PROMINS)

MMZHINSKIY, M.F.9 prof.
-81bo-w-a-pioiains in nutrition in health and sickness.9 Reviewed
by M.F. Merezhinskii. Gig.i sen. no. 10:111-113 0 160.
(MIRA 13:12)
(PROTEINS)

14EREZH-TlISKIY, M.F.; CHERKASOVA, L.S.
Role of diet in the development of body adaptation to external
temperature changes. Vop. pit. 19 no.3:33-37 My-je 160.
(MIRA 14:3)
1. Iz kafedry biokhimii (zav. - prof. M.F.Merezhinskiy) Meditsin-
skogo instituta, Minsk.
(ACCLIMCIZATION) (DIET)

I MEREZHINSKIY, M.F. (Minsk)
- -----------------
Theoretical prerecraisites for the investigation of hi-an vitanin
requirements. Vop. pit. 19 no.3389 "fy-Je 160. (MIRA 144: 3)
(VITAMINS)

momiusm, H.F., Prof.
Z~-
, -
Traunat adeptation to traumat and adaptive role of ascorbic
acid, panthothenic acid and pyridaxine, Khirurgiia 36 no,llt
75 -78 N 160, (KatA 13:12)
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(BUMS AND WALM) (VITAHINS) (ADAPTATION (BIOIWY))

In&--XCZ1-7'11VJA'1 V /
I-rFRFZHIT SKY, M.. F. ,:,13IY(;V , V. E., -~4rld .]UTU-V5KAY;k, . 'J. (UJ5R)
1 11 11 1
"Biochemic-il Aspects of Adapt~-Uon of the Ari-mal Dody."
Report presented at tile 5th International i3iochemi!Ftm Conr ss
r, e ,
Mo5cow, 10-16 Aug 10,61

'uu L'
CHERKASOVA, Lidiya Serenovna, prof 1,ER-nHINSKIY, Mikhail Fedorovich,
prof.; GES Ii.D., red.; DI" V'V7"' 27~re
1.9 JBO~VK,"
[Fat and lipid r-etabolism] Obmen zhirov i lipidov. VInFk, Izd-,/O
Y-va vysshego, srednego spetgial'nogo i pi-ofessionallnogo obrazo-
vaniia 3ISSR, 1961. 4CO p. (MIRA 15-6)
(FAT IKETABOLISMI) (LIPID ~-,J-ITLABOLISM)

1,EREZHINSKIY., M.F.. Drofessor
Role of the glutathione-ascorbic acid system in maintaining biological
protection for the body. Zdrav. Bel. 7 no.9:21-24 S 161.
(14IRA 14-10)
(ASCORBIC ACID) (GLUTATHIONE)

MBIUMINSKIII 144,
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(results of the work of the Fifth International Biochemistry
Congkessj. Zdrav, BPI. 7 no.12:63-64 D 161 O'11RA 15:2)
(BIOGH~!-USTAY CONGRE66ES~

GLUSHAKOVA. N.Ye. [Blushakova, N.E.]; LAGUTO, F.M. [Lahuta, F.M.1;
IVANDVAP V.Si,; [Verazhynski, M.F.]; TARANOVICE,
G.L. (Taranovich, H.L.1; SHIFMAN, A.S. jShyfman, A.S.)
Biosynthesis and metabolism of ascorbic acid in white rats during
fractional ionizing irradiation in small doses. Vestsi AN BSSR.
Ser.biial.nav. no.2:96-101 162. (MIRA 15:8)
(RADIATION-MiYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT) (ASCORBIC ACID)

mE. mirmy, M.
"Neurohumoral regulations in vertebrates" by S.I. Gallperir.
Review0d by M. Merezhinskii. Zdrav.Bal. no.3:76-77 162.
(MIRA 15:5)
(NEUROSURGERY) (NERVOUS SYSTEM-VERTEBRATES)
(GALIPERIN, S.I.)

I M., prof .
"Significance of vitamins and nitrofurans in obstetrics and
gynecologya'by R.L. Shub. Reviewed by ff. Herezhinakii. Zdrav.
Bel. 8 no.11:90-91 N t62. (KMA 16:5)
(OBSTEMCKS) (GYNECCLOGY) (VITAMINS) (FURALM=)
(SHUB9 R.L)

JIi~r,z;ZHIIjSKIY, I.I.F.
"Problems of vitaminology" by I.I.Matusisa. Reviewed b 1-1.1
I-tA
Merezhinskii vop.S~it. 21 no,1:92 Ja-F 162 fb~ ' * 15:2)
NITARL-1 1. 1. )

MEREZHINSKIY, M.F.; NIKITINA, S.M.
Adaptation of the animal body under conditions of different con-
sumption of fats with saturated and unsaturated fatty acids. Vop.
pit. 21 no.3:37-40 My-Je 162. (M-TaA 15:10)
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meditsinkogo instituta.
(FAT METABOLISM) (CHOLESTEROL) (ASCOREIC AC:E,)

MERV-ZHD;SKIY, M.F. [Yerazhynski. M.F.]
Fedding conditions and the storage of fatty substances in the
animal organism. Vestsi AN BSSR Ser. biial. nav. no.1:47-52163.
(MIRA 16:9)
(FESDRE) (FAT 1,ILTABOLISM)

MEMMINSKIY, M.F.,prof.
Role of the hypithalamus in the regulation of metabolism.
Zdrav. Bel. 9 no.2:24-27 F163. (R" 16:7)
(HYPOTHALAMUS) (NETABOLISM)

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MEREZEINSLIX.,,YL;Lkha,il...I~fk4grovich; Cf;g-,KASOVA, L~-diya Semencvna:
Zh.A., red.
I-MVED01)
(Fundamentals of clinical bicv~hemistryj Gsnovy kiirlche-
skoi biokhimii. Moskva, Meditsina, 11,165. 352 ri.
(Y.LiA

MEREZHINSKIY, M.F. [Merazhyns.r.-i, M.F.]
Biological rcle a-nd ~he mee:haam ism of "'--e ec-t~-on of ascorbl"-- and
dehydroascorbic a(ids. Vestsi 0- BSsaSer. b~lfal. nav. no.31:
81-92 V63 (rtTRA 17.-7)

1,ERh7HINSK M. F.
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Review of' A.S. Saratikov's book "Bil-IfIcatior. arfl
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Farm. i toks. 27 no.1:123-124 Ja-F 164.
1?:Ilj

TURAKULOV, Ya.Kh.; YMMOV, A.Yu., doktor med. nauk, otv. red.;
retsenzent; TMXVSKEA, R.M.,
IMERMINSKIY M
'-red-.--,--KGUBAYEVA, Kh.U., tekhn. red.
[Biochemistry of thyroid hormones in healthy and pathological
states] Biokhimiia gormonov shchitovidnoi zhelezy v norrB i
pri tireoidnoi patologii. Tashkent, Izd-vo Akad. nauk Uzbek-
skoi SSR, 1962. 221 r. (MIRA 15:7)
(TEYROID HOHMOVES)
(THY11-LID GIAND-DISEASES)

KOLINDTIKOV, M.S.; 1103ZHITISKIY, V.R.
Mobility of nervous processes in ani=als under condition of free loco-
motion. Tru(~v Inst. fiziol. AN BSSR 2:6-14 158. (MIRA 12:1)
1. laboratorlya vysshay nervnoy dayatellaosti Instituta fiziologii
AN BSSR I kafedra fiziologii biologopochvennogo faIrmlIteta Belgosuniver-
sitsta.
(CONDITIONRD IUSPONSM)

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5394. DISORDERS OF FAT ijETABOLISM IN THE AGEING ORGANISM (Russian
text) - Me re zhinsk V. M. - ZDRAVOOKIIR. BELOR. 1958, 4/6 (16-19)
Ageing of an organism Is basitally due to general decrease of metabolism. Dis-
orders in the metabolism of fats are the main cause of arteriosclerosis and fatness,
hyprlipaemia, and hypercholesteraemia playing a chief part in this process. In-
sufficiency and lack of factors to promote acidification of fatty acids, retarded
transport of lipoids and reduced hydration of tissues lead to disturbance of the ab-
i sorption process. resulting In lipoid retention in the blood and in the tissues.
Rajevskaja Belgrade (V1.20)

Neurohwioral and endocrine regulation of diet. Zdrav.3elor.
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1. Sektor gerontologilL AN BSSR (zaveduyushchiy - akademik
Ali BSSR V.A.Leonov).
(DnT) (ENDOCRINE GIAIMS) (irfPOTHAWtTJS)
4~i

HEREZHIIEKIY, V.M.; KOLESNIKOV, M.S.
Physiology of the higher nervous ayutft in rabbits and white rars.
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i
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universiteta imani Lenina i Inatitut fiziologii AN BSSR.
(CONDITIONED RESPOUSE) (RABBITS) (R&TS)

r-
MEREZHINSKY, V.M., IASTOVSKIAYA, T.C.. KILCHEVSKAYA, M.A., SILYAnTA, M.F.,
LEONOV, V.A. (USSR)
"Metabolic Processes In Relation to Suppression of Tyroid Gland
Function in Animals of Various Ages and at Different Times of the
Ye~xll
Report presented at the 5th Int'l Biochemistry Congress,
Moscow, 10-16 Aug. 1961

MEREZHINSKIY. V.M.
Effect of hypothyreosis on some indices of protein mmetabol-ism in
rats of varicus aaes during different seasons of the year. Dokl.
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1. Sektor gerontollogii AN BSSR. Predstavleno, akademikom AN BSM
V.A.Leonovym.
(PROTEIN METABOLISM)(TIfIROID HORIUM)

ID9WHINSKIT .. - G -
Ufficacy of enriched granules of fertilizers. Xauk-.zap,Kiev.un.
12 ne.7:61-69 153. (KTRA 9:10)
(Fertilizers and manures)

I NSKI
ITREM, LY. -G.
"Agrophysiological 9asis for t'he !'st: of Granulated
on Various Soils of the Ukrainian SSR." Cand Biol Sci, Chair of
Soil Science, Kiev State U imeni T. G. Shevchenico, Kiev, 1955.
(KI, No 11, Mar 55)
SO: Sim. No. 670, 29 Sep 55-9111~,rey of -Irientific and Technical
Dissertatinns Defended at USSF HirrIer Edixational Institutions (15)

MUEZHINSKIY, Yu.G.
Nature of the effect of derivatives of phenoxyacetic acid on
corn and weeds. Nauch.trudy Ukr.nauch.-isal.inst.fiziol.rast,
no.2):132-140 162. (MIRA 16:2)
(Acetic acid) (weed control) (corn (Maize))

~EREZHINSKJY, Yu.G. (Merezhyns'~-fi, IU.H.), kand.biolog.nauk; PONOMAREV, r',S.
[Panomarlov, H.S.]
Efficiency of the use of simazine and atrazine for weed control
in corn and potato fields. Khim.prom. (Ukr.] no.1:49-51 Ja-Mr
164. (MIRA 17:3)

KALININ, Fedor Leontiyevich; MEREZHINSKIY, Yuriy Georgiyevich-
IYVDIVSiJY, V.A.,
SHITKOVSKAYA, Y.L., red.
(Plant growth regulators; the biochemistry of their action
and their use] Reguliatory rosta rastenii; biokhimlia
deistviia i primenenie. Kiev, Naukova dumka, 1965. 405 P.
~MIRA 18:7)

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/66/004/007
A.UTHOR: Merezhinskiy, Yu. G. ; Mellnichuk, A. S.; Martynenko" V. I.;
Ushakova,
ORG: Ukrainian Scientific Research Institute of Agriculture (Ukrainskiy nauchno-
issledovatellskiy institut zemledeliya)
.ko
TITLE: Herbicides, defoliation and dessication agents and plant growth regula-
tors. Aftereffects of simazine and atrazine on weeds and crops
SOURCE: IQiimiya v sellskom khozyaystve, v. 4, no. 7, 1966, 22-27
TOPIC TAGS: herbicide, agriculture, simazine, atrazine/fodder beans,
/ONK-B tractor sprayer
ABSTRACT: Experiments were conducted to determine the after-effects of
'C,imazine and atrazine on weeds and crops in areas bordering the Polesye region
and the Ukrainian 'forest -steppe. It was found that simazine and atrazine preser
their toxicity in the soil for a year or more, and affect weeds and crops. The
after-effects of the herbicides last a shorter time on light soils, poor in organic
matter. Sugar beets, sunflowers, barley, and oats were found to be the most
sensitive to simazine and atrazine in the second year after sprayings of 2 kg/ha
Ccrd I / 2 UDC: 632. 954. 633

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and more. Millet, fodder beans, peas, lupine and potatoes were the most
resistant. Atrazifte maintains its toxicity for almost as long as simazine, but
the effects of atrazine on crops are more evident, especially during years with
insufficient precipitation, and in heavy soils, rich in organic matter. Corn,
millet, fodder beans, peas, lupine, potatoes and flax may be sown on the second
year after spraying with 2'kg/ha and even smaller doses of simazine and atrazine.
Orig. art. has: 6 tables. EW-4. S--J [GC
SUB CODE: 02, '06/ SUBM DATE: 02Jul65/ ORIG REF: 021/
Card 2/2 14--- 1

MFMZHKO, G.P., J-nzh.
Repair of the mercury rectifier devices of the 1160 electric
locomotive. S.1ek. I tepl. tiaga no.6:19-20 Je 162. (V~k 15:7)
1. Depo Nizhneudinsk Vostochno-,Sibirskoy dorogi.
(Electric locomotives-Repairing)
(Mercury-arc rectifiers--Repairing)

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