SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT OPARIN, A.I. - OPARINA, M.P.

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OPARM I . ? If S ~A I
11MOYANOVA, M.A.; SHVETS, V.I.; GELIMAN, N.S.; TOIK OV Y YA, '.1.
Role of lipids in the organization o' enzymatic c-hains of electron
transfer in Micrococcus lysodeikticus. Zhur. evol. biokhim. i fiziol.
1 no-10-15 ju-F 1615. (MBA IS-6)
1. Institut biokhimii im. A.N. Bakha AN SSSR i Moskovskiy institut
tonkoy khimicheskoy tekhnologii im. M.V. Lomonosova.

OFARIN, A.I.; DFBORIN, :J.A.
Modeling wn d--- ,:' -,- --. ~ , ~ ~ -- 7 - - 5--.v 5.
Ukr.biokh'Im.zr,ur. i *',-,. 1-.
, Y, i 2 A I ,~ :)
1. Inatitut blok-iimil Im. A.N.Ba,,ha V,'

OPARIN, A.I., akademik; SEREBROVSKAYA, K.B.; LOZOVAYA, G.I.
Photosensitizing activity of chlorophyll-a in a phosphatide-protein
coacervate system. Dokl. AN SSSR 162 no.141&1419 Je 165. (KRA 18:7)
1. Institut bickhimii im. A.N.Bakha AN SSSR i Inatitut botaniki AN UkrSSR.

METLITSKIY, Lev Vladimirovich; KORABLEVA, Natallya Pavlovna;
2UajL,_",, akademiks otv. red.; MATVEMKC, T.A. ,
red.
[Biochemistry of dormancy of the storage organs of plants;
the nature of dormancy and methods of its control] Blokhl-
miia pokoia zapasaiushchikh organov rastenii; priroda po-
koia i metody upravleniia. Moskva, Nauka, 1965. 91 p.
(MIRA 19:11)

DEBORM, G.A.; T)'IlRrT4A, I.F.; T()RKHOV3KNY,, T.I.; A.].
&izymatic sulittLng of r!bmnucleic acid separated fl-:.- - -, -
nuclease by a Ilpid mambrans. Zhur. ev-,I. binkh',m. ~ - .
no. 6s550-556 N-T) 165 (MrhA ~ ~~,)
1. Thstitut blokhimil ,merl. A.N. Bakha A17 SSSR, Mos~vr,. Flib-
mitted MAil., 24,

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ACC NRi AP6010550 ~A) SOURCE CODE: LIR/0026/65/000/011/0017/0025
AUTHOR: Oparin, A. I. (Academician)
ORG: none
TITLE: Biochemistry and the food industry
SOURCE: Priroda, no. 11, 1965, 17-25
,TOPIC TAGS: nutrition, food technology
*ABSTRACT: Numerous examples are presented to support the author's contention that
,scientific methods must be used in various branches of the food processing industry to.
-assure that the public is provided with the proper type of food. Examples cited show
that as human knowledge of the vital process is increased, the number of known com-
'pounds necessary to produce correct metabolism also increases. Methods of processing
foods must be such that they do not destroy these important compounds. The machine
processing of food requires objective, biochemical quality control. The quality of raw
products, storage conditions, pertinent now technological techniques, and the utiliza-
;tion of byproducts are discussed. Special attention is given to a discussion of meth- L
,ods of gamma irradiation of vegetables which were first tested on an industrial scale
'in the SSSR in 1964. Orig. art. has: 2 figures.
SUB CODE: 06,02/ SUBM DATE: none
Card 1/1 UDC: 5777.1

OPARI N. D.
O,aiantitative relationships in schemes of capital reproduction.
Vop.ekon. no.11:145-153 N '59. (KMA 12:12)
(N&rx, Karl. 1818-1883) (Economics)

OPARIN, D.
Calculating the indices of national income in models of the national
economy. Vop. ekon. no.7:102-109 Jl 163. (MIRA lo:8)
(Income) (Economics, Mathematical)

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OPAR I L _kqi-11:~, -I'. W, , t-. s t,&t.1 s tik~~ doktor exonom. nauk;
111.1-5,TNA, Ye P, r
(t..u'ti 'at-era. s heme 'Lr the fuiic-~ion',Lg of th(i nALlOnal
e.-unomy skhema funkts'ontrovantia nw-cd--
no-o k~ a-. f, ~ va, Naiika -79 P.
Q,IIRA
So ve La p) primeneri~yu uial,euiatiki
l.=lyhn-;,' v ePunflrr,'(--he,-;k"kh
ulan-'rnw~.ni. (!--r

OPARrB,I.A.
Iffect of tactile stimulation from moving air on gas exchange in
dogs. Opyt izueh.reg.fiziol.funk. no.3:129-138 '54. (MMA 8:12)
1. Wedra gigiyeny Laningrndskoro ',osudnretvennogo pedintricheakogo
meditainskogo institute i Laborntoriya okologicho8koy fiziologil
Institute fiziologii Iment I.P.Pavlova Akademli Nauk SSSR.
(BMY TZKPXRATURN) (RESPIRATION)

OPARIN.I.A.
Nffect of tactile stimulation from moving air on gas exchange and
skin temperature in man. Opyt i7uch.reg.fiziol.funk. no.3:139-145
154. (MIRA 8:12)
1. Kafedra gigiyeny Leningradekogo GosudarstvannogO DediRtricheskogo
meditsinskogo institute i Lnborntoriyn eknlogicheakoy fiziologii
Institute fi2iologit imeni I.P.Pnvlava Akademii nauk SSSR.
(BODY TWFKRATURM) (RESPIRATION)

MOCRALOV, V.A.; MATYUSHCHENKO, D.D.; KRIVITSKIY, A.A.; GLEZER, G.N.;
OFAMB7 I.M.; KHEYMAN, E.L.; SMETNEV, N.N.; EPSHTEYN, A.L.;
GUSEV, B.Ya.; LEYKIN, L.P.; MARCHENKO, G.M.; FISHKOV, V.G.;
SAPROVSKIY, S.V.; LYAKHOVSKIY, I.I.; SMELYAKOV, Ye.P.; VAYNTRAUB,
D.A.; BUDYLIN, M.M.; NOTKIN, Ye.M.; KUR, G.Ye.; ARONSHTFYN, N.A.;
SUIUURE;V, V.I.; VINOGRADOV, K.N.; BOBROVSKIY, N.S.
Innovators' certificates and patents. Mashinostroanie no. 2:
103-109 Mr-Ap 164. (MIRA 17:5)

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TITUt Transistorizedcboppere Cl&sa46.,No.l73D67
iXMFCXt Dyalletent isobretwLiy i tovarmykh smakov, no. 14P 1965, 98
TOPIC TAOSs engine ignition system, transistorized cirmdt
ABSTRACT* This Author Certificate presents a transistorized chopporp e9g.,, for
,-,.battery ignition aptems of internal combustion engIneso To protect the
transistorized chopper from voltage surges when switching the ignition coil
A, currents-, a.varistor is connected in parallel with the collector-base junction
'~I of the transistorized chopper*
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Battery ignition systen for internal combustion engines. Class 46s
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SWRCEs Byulletent izobreteniy i tovarnykh anakovs, no. 14, 1965# 99
TOPIC TA05s engine ignition system., transistorized circuit
ABSTRAM' This Author Certificate presents a battery ignition system for internal
combustion engines. The system contains a do supply., an ignition coil., tran-
sistors (one or more)# a chopper, and a transformer. The primary of the ignition
coill is ccnnected in the emitter-collector.circuits the chopper contacts are
In the base circuits -and the secordary of the transformer is connected
in parallel with the base-evitter junctions (soe Fig. 1)9 To simplify the designs
the prim7 of the transformer in conneebed, in parallel with the primary of the
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isobrateniy 1 tovarzWkh snakows no* 23p 19659 71
TIMMUGS3 internel cDabustion engine component, engine ignition system
'ADSMWTs This Author Certificate presents a battery ignition system for internal
engines. The system contains a do source, an ignition coils a
traia~p . and -a. transformer. The primary of the ignition coil in connected in
im emitter-coUoctor circuit of the transistors and the breaker contacts are
11U.tivansformer secondary is connected in paraUel
conamated.1a t~e !base circuito
biso-sidttOr Junction of the transistor. To create active cutoff of the
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SOURCE:' Byulleten' izobreteniy i tovarnykh znakovs no. 1h, 1965., 99
TOPIC TAGS: engine ignition system transistorized circuit
ABSTMGT: This Author Certificate presents a contaotless detector for controlling
a transistorized chopper in a battery ignition system of internal combustion
engines. The detector contains a power supply,, an induction coil, and a tran-
sistorized chopper* To increase the amplitude stability of the controlling pulse
with changes in engine speed and the operation reliability of the whole ig ition
system, the detector is in the form of a self-excited oscillator with variable
magnetic coupling between the tank circuit coilea Feedback is varied with a shaped
screen which is connected to the engine shaft and is rotated between the magnetic
circuits of the mentioned coils.
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ACC NRI AP6015721 (14) SOURCEcom- UR/0413/66/000/009/0169/0169
INVENTOR: Oparin, 1. M.; Glezer, G. N.; Kheyman, E. L
ORG: none
TITLE: Battery ignition system. Class 46, No. 152362
SOURCE: Izobretentya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 9, 1966, 16
TOPIC TAGS: ignition system, battery ignition system
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate introduces a battery ignition System for engines
with carburators consisting of battery, ignition coil, contact breaker, and two semi-'I
conductor triodes used as a current commutator in the primary winding of the ignitiq
coil. To improve ignition reliability, the semiconductor triodes are connected in
series with respect to current and reverse voltage, while the primary winding of the
ignition coil is connected into the emitter or collector circuit. To increase the power_
of the ignition coil at low breaking current on the breaker contacts, the primary
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winding of the Ignition coil is divided into two sectors in phase opposition to each
other. One sector is In the collector circuit of the first triode and the other is in the
emitter circuit of the second triode. [Translation) [ LDI
SUB CODE: 21/ SUBM DATE: 29Dec6l/
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OPAMN 9 MAIrkwil Fedorayic_Jh-j* SATURIN, Boris HikbWlovich; FREGERO D.P., red. izd-
va; SUKHOV, I.V., inzh., r*d*j BEWGMVAp I.A., tekbn. red.
[Device for determining dimensions of oblique triangles) Pribor dlia
operedeleniia paramettov kosougollrWkh treugollnikov. Leningrad, 1961.
13. p. (Leningradskii Dom nauchno-tekhnicheakoi propagandy. Obmen pere-
dovym opytom. Serila: Mekhanicheskaia obrabotka netallovp no.1)
(MDU 14:7)
(Rulers Unstnments),

OPARIN, N., tokurl. deTmtat.
In thf, quota for 1056. Miil.-kom.khaz. VC.3 S 15
1. Lenit&gr"dBkiy liteyno-mekhunicheakiy ravod Tresta pr,)mprt,d.-rl.,!atiy Leniti-
go zhilishchrym
Sovet.

OPARIN, N.; DIYACHENED, V.
Improve the publiciziag of ianovaters' experience. Sots.trud no.1:
124-127 Ja 156. Wficiftney, Industrial) (KIRA 9:7)

OPARIN, N.
Economic program of ~Erltish Laborites. Vop. ekon.
Ap 162. ' (KIRA I"
(Great Britain-Labor party)

OPARINP N.As; YEVGEVIYEV9 Ye.M.
Detection of spermatozoids by direct microscopy of stains on the
object. 6ud.-med. ekspert. 4 no. 1:38-40 Ja-Mr 161. (MIRA 14:4)
1. Kafedra sudabnoy meditsiny (zav. - prof, M.G. Bereza) Kazanakogo
meditainakogo instituta.
(MICROS COPY-TECITI QUE) (SPERMATOZOA-,TlJRlSPRUDENW

ANIKIYEV, Y,A.~ IMCKOOSTROVSFIYA Ye.B.,~ KOCHKIN G.B - OFARIN; C1.1.1,
Uranium and thoxiLum ir, igneous rocks of the TJymen' Depression
(Gornyy A-ItFu ). lhfurm.sbo!. VSEQ"" nc.22 i,1-54 '59.
(MlRI, 14 12 )
,,A] e, k1 1 14olUltair,O -UraTl !an, )
1\ A ITiAi Mountaine - llhorium,

VYSOKOOSTRCVSY,AYA, Ye.B.; OPARIN, O.M.
Distribution of urRnium and thoUum in the Kalguty granite massif
(Oornyy Altai). Infomaboz-.~SEGEI no.53:137-143 162. (MIRA 171l)

OPARIN P.Go
- - - I- 11~1.7a~~,j~~.*I;-;e
Setariosis of brain in sheep of the Maritime Territory. Soob. DTFAN
SSSR no.7:84-85 '55. (MT,RA 10:41'
(Maritime Iferritory--Nematoda) (Sheep--Diseases and pests)
(Bral*-Diaeases)

RUMMLYM,, N.I.; OPARIN, S.V. [deceased)
Some silkgloid-bearing plants of Krasnoyarsk Territory. Re~crt
No.2. Uch. zap. Kras. gos. ped. inst. 15:117-127 159. OKI?I, L4:12,
(Krasnoyarsk Territory~Botany, Economic)
(Alkaloids)

OPARIN, V.
Whan winps grow. - ,,. -)-cfsoi~izy 20 n-,,' ;32-33 Ja 164. 17-2)
1. Predsedatell obllyedinennn~~o r)ostro.~,echnogo k miteta strGitel'stva
Bratskoy elektr,;stantsii, B-,qtsk Irkutskoy oblasti.

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U.~~btto B108/B102
AUTRORSs Afrosimovp V. Vat 111in, R. N., Oparin, V. A.,Solovlyov, Yo-Sa,
Fedor*nkc, 1. V.
TITLEt Ionization of argon by atoms and by singly and doubly charged
ions of noon and argon
PZRIODICALs Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i tooretiohookoy fiziki, v. 41,
no. 400), 1961, 1046-1055
TZXT# In order to study the effect of the charge of primary particles
upon the total ionization oross section, the authors examined ionization by
collision with particles of 20 to 360 kov. Irgon bombarded with Ar,
Ar+, Ar ++ , No, W, and N*++ was chosen for the experiments. The
experimental arrangement is shown in Fi7. 1. It is basically the same as
that described in earlier publications N. V. Fedorenko, ZhTF, 26, 1929,
1959 and 1941, 1956). Past neutral atoms were obtained by resoTa-noe charge
exchange of a monochromatic ion beam in chamber B. Ions that were left in
the beam emerging from B, were eliminated by capacitor K. The total
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Ionization of argon by atoms and by ... B108/B102
ionization vross section a the slow-ion production cross section and
the production arose section 6 for Blow ions of charge n were measured.
On
The random error was t12% for work with fast ions, and t15% for fast atoms.
6- was found to increase monotonically with increasing particle velocity.
The contribution of stripping to 6 also increases with increasing particle
velocity. Moreover, this contribution is the greater, the lower the charge
of fast particles. Therefore, 6- will be smaller for monoenergetic
particles with a high charge than for monoenergetio particles with a small
charge. As a general rule, it has been found that 6 is greater for those
fast particles which bave more electrons in their sheath. These results
are in accordance with those of other authors (I. P. Flaks. ZhTF, 111, 367,
1961). EF On was found to rise with increasing charge of the bombarding
ions. It is lowest for atom-atom collisions. This is caused by charge
exchange and by ionization with capture, which predominate in atom-ion
collisions. Professor V. M. Dukellskiy is thanked for his interest, and
I. T. Sheftell for having supplied the resistance thermometers used in the
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Ionization of argon by atoms and by ... B108/B102
collector. There are 10 figures and 14 referenceso 12 Soviet and 2 non-
Soviet. The reference to the English-language publication reads as followst
H. B. Gilbody, J. B. Heated. Proc. Roy. Soo., A240, 382, 1957. Mention is
made of D. M. Kaminker (ZhTF, 21, 1843, 1955) ZiTdO. B. Firsov (ZhETF, L6,
1517, 1959).
ASSOCIATIONt Leningradskiy fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut kkademii nauk
SSSR (Leningrad Physicotech-i-I Institute of the Academy
of Sciences USSR)
SUBMITTEDt May 13, 1961
Legend to Fig. 1: - collision chamber, I - measuring capacitor,
A - mass analyzer for slow ions, ' - collector for fast particles; H C H21
and H3 are pumps evacuating the collision chamber to about I - 2-10-
mm Hg.
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AUTHORSs 5oovIyev, Ye. S., Illin, R. N., Oparin, V. A.,
N. V.
loniz;ition of gases by fast hydrogen atoms and protons
Znurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, v. 42,
65~ - 66a
no. ~, 1~62,
T;-,',T: 'he ionizatIon of H,, N,, He, Ne, Ar, and Kr by fast hydrogen atoms
I I
and protons of 1," - 18C kev was stucied, and the ionization cross section,
the stripp.,ng crosi section for fast tLycro en atoms, and the production
cross section for 3low ions with various e,,m ratios were systematically
measured to obtain inforaation on the ionization of inert gases and
nitrogen. The mea3urements were made by the-well-known condenser method
which was supplemented bj the mass analysis of the composition of slow
ions. The experiat-nts were carried out with a previously described device
(itef. 1): N. V. i(:dorenko, V. V. Afrosimov, D. M. Kaminker, ZhTF, 26,
1929, 19561 Ref. 20; N. V. Fedorenko, V, V. Afrosimovw ZhTF, 26, 19T1,
19561 Ref. 21s V. V. Afrosimov, R. N. 111in, V. A. Oparin, Y;-. S. Solovyev,
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Ionization of gase; by fast... B117YB112
1961). Accidental errors did not exceed
V. Fedorenko, Zi~TF, 41, 1046,
15'/V", except the ,rose sections aH+ and aN2+ ( t 3 Cr,,~ Theoretical and
experimt-ntal data nere comparable only to a limited extent. The stripping
cross sections cal:ulated in the Born approximation showed satisfactory
agreement for energies above 6C kev. Ahen the energies were lowered, the
divergence between the relevant experimental and theoretical curves in-
creased. Analysis of the experimentally obtained ionization cross sections
proved the applicat,ility of the Born approximation for the range of high
velocities v1 v For the range of low velocities v