SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ORLOVA, O.K. - ORLOVA, T.G.

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USSR General Problems of Pathology. Transplantatf,~n U-2
of Tissues and Tissue Therapy.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biole, No 15, 1958, 707Z9,
Author :,~l ova 0. K.
Inst No f__~ ~-~
Title The Use of Yeast in a Study of Blogenic Stimulators.
Orig Pub: Vrachebnoye Delo, 1957, No 7, 765-768.
Abstract: A determination of the activity of biogenic stimu-
lators was made by using the method of Filatov and
associates for measuring the rising power of yeast.
The amount of glucose fermented for a definite per-
lod (determined by a polarimetric method), served
as an indicator of increased yeast activity. Ex-
tracts of fresh tissues have no effect on the
fermentive activity of yeast, Tissue extracts
oreserved for seven days produced a marked accel-
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ORLOVA, 0. K.
"On 2 new diDfit~ieria bacilii"
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ORLOVA, O.K.
Structure of mannan in Corynebacterium diphtheriae [with oumar7
in Bngl1sh]. Blokhlmlia 23 no-4:502-520 JI-Ag 158. (MJTRA22:3)
1. Chair of Biochemistry. kedical Institute, Rostov on Don.
(CORTMACMMIUM DI Iff 11 IAN, metabolism,
mannan, methylation (Rus))
(POLYSACMARIDES, metabolism,
,ma=an in Corynebacterium diphtheriae, methylation
(Rue))

ORLOVA, 0. K.
.The structure of -r-skn in diphtheria baciUl. Biokhimlia 26
no-3:4*-443 Mv-.Je 661. (MIRA 14W
1. Ghair of Biochemistry, State Medical Institutel, Rootbv-on-Don.
(GORYNEBACTERIUM DIPHTHERIAE) (Hamm)

MIMA,, O.K.; ROMENSKAYA, Ye.P.
Method of radial, paper chromatography used for the separation
and identification of methylated monosacebarides. Biokhimiia
26 no./..-6,46-60 Tl-Ag 161. (11IRA 15: 6)
1. Chair of Biochemistrys State Medical Institute# Rostov-ori.-Don.
(MONOSACCHARIDES)
(PAPER CHROMATOWLAM)

-ORIANA , 0. K.
Localization of the mannan of diphtheria bacilli., Zhur. mikrobiol.
epid. i immun. 32 no.7:128 Je 161. (MI.,A 15:5)
1. Iz kafedry biokhimii Rostovskogo-na-Donu meditsinskogo instituta.
(CO?"DM- aACTERIUM DIPHTHERIAE)

ORLOVAP O.K.
Localization qf mannan of diphtherial bacterisin the bacterial
co.11. Mikrobiol. zhur. 24 no.2:14-18 162. i (MMA 15:12)
1. Kafedra biokhimii Rostovskogo meditsinskDgo instituta.
(GORYNEBACTERIUM DIPHTHERUE)(YANMNS)

ORLOVA,- Q.K .; MARI Y k~ANA, A.P.
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Kaf od r& bl c, kr., m-, I a bo ra to rly abloKr.!m.J1 pitogenrykY. im I k r o be v
~josudarst,vennogc InstAtuta, Rost.Dv-na-l,cru.

ORLOVA, O.K.; YEFIMTSEVA, Ye.P.
Some biological properties of the carbohydrate fractions of the
pathogen of diphtheria. Zhur. mikrobiol., epid. i immun. 4.1 M.3:
89-92 Mr 164. (MIRA 17-,11)
1. Rostovskiy meditsinskiy institut.

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ORWVA, 0. N.
From the practice of testing and grading students' knowledge.
Ist.v shkole no.1:43-45 Ja-y '56. OU-NA 9:5)
1. Uchitel'nitea 6altykovskoy sredney shkoly No. 1 Moskovskoy
oblasti.
(Grading and marking (Students)) (Examinations)

---ORWVA, OJI..zasluzhennayn uchitel'niteA shkolay RSFSR
~ - -
Preparation of moist specimens by the otudente. Blol. v Bhkole no.
2:80 Mr-Ap 158. (MIRA 11:4)
1. Snltykovskaya srednyaya shkola 17o.1 Balashikhtnakogo rRyonA
Mookovskoy oblanti.
(Zoological sDecimeno-Collection Pnd proservntion)

CUOTA, O.M., saslushenneys uchitalluitea ahkoly RSFSR
. 11 ,
I ~
elo- Independent work of mtude0a with textbooks during botany and
zoology clasegs. Biol. r shkDle n0-5:33-36 S-0 158.
(MIRA 11: 11)
1. Saltykovsk#qa 4hkola No.1 BalashUftimakago rayona Moskovskoy
oblmstl.
(BotwW--StudY and teaching) (Zoology-Study and teaching)

ORLOVA, O.P.; PETROVA, L.P.
Multisocket blocks witb a simplified replacement of insertable
molds. Lit. proizv. no.6129-30 Je 161. (MIRA 14:6)
(Founding)

ZIIUhAVLEVA, Yekaterina Ivanovna, kand. tekhn.nauk; KOMAKOV, Sergey
Ivanovich; TOKAREV, Lev Illich; RAKIMOVA, Ksaniya
Georgiyevna; GUSAKOV, A.I., inzh., retBenzent; ORI~A, G.S.A
retsenzent; KRUGIDU, G.I.,, red.; SOKOLOVA, I.A.., tekhn. red.
(Technology of confectionery]Tekhnologiia konditerakogo pro-
izvodstva. Pod obshchei red. E.I.Zhuravlevoi. Moskva.9 Pi-
shchepromizdat, 1962. 442 p. (MIRA 15:12)
(Confectionery)

ORLOVA, P. V.
"Lithology, formation cunditiors, and patterns in the d~str'but. ,, -f F~%r:,~; -:-
bauxites" P-282
MIWrMIW md OrlWLU of Dwmites, Nbsoow,, Izd-vO Ali SM (otd. coolop-GeogW.
naa) 29A, 48BO.
IhIS Mileftion of articles IV various authors on the Mineralogy and
amcbm'styP of bmKites aPP&arOd QO & remat of 1955 conf - on the origin of
bawdte (Mmirmn, Acad. N. M. ataldwy)

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Distribution of ores in the Bokson bauxite deposit. Trudy Vost.-
Sib. f1l. AN SSSR no.13:207-225 '58. (M?A 12:12)
l.Vuenoyuznyy institut minerallmogo s7rlya.
(Bokson region Ouryat-Mongolia)-Bauxlte))

ALITGAUZEN, M.N.; GIN7ABURG, I.I.; DUBOVSKAYA, M.V.; YERSHOV, A.D.;
NEMV.. V.G.; OSIKIV, ]].I.; ROZHKOVA, Ye.V.; STRAKHOV, N.M.;
EMUSHCHOV, R.A.; SHMANECHKOV, I.V.; SHCBERBAKOV, D.I.;
YANSHIN, A.L.; AMIRASIANOV, A.A.; GOTM&N, Ya.D.; ZUEIREV, I.N.;
KOROVYAKOVp I.A.; ORWVA, P.V.; PASOVA, F.G.; SAAKUNp P.S.;
TERSIVIEVAs KaFerSHANOWKIT, L.M.; GHEFJIOSVITOV, Yu.L.;
SHCIERBINA., V.V.
IUrii Konstantinovich Goretskii; obituary. Sov.geol. 4 no.12:
153-155 D 161. (YJRA 15:2)
(Goretskii, Iurii Konstantinovich, 1912-1961)

GORETSKIT, Tu.N. [de,peaaed]; ORLOVA, P.V.; SPIRIN, S.L.
Prospects for finding bauxite in Siberia and the trends in and
the methods of further prospecting. Min.syrls no.513-19 162.
(MIRA l6t4)
(Siberia--Bauxite)

ORLOVA P P. V.
D"ndence of the qua-lity of bauxites of the Southerr, !irali: or, -,!,( ir
position in structuml-facies zones- Sov-geol. 5 r4o.',..7-117 Ny
(!.'IR;, 15 7)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut 7,-AreraIInoj7,o
syr,ya.
(Ural Hountains.-Bauxite)

KOCncTxoVAq'N.P.; ORLDVAt P.Ye.1 FEDOROVAq 19A.
[Inotructiom of captains of vessels navigating between Southern
Straitsof)Wwaya 7maya (Tugoroki Strait, Kara Get@ Strait) or
Cape Mauritis wd the Port of 'mrkA an the Yenisii River] Instruk-
taiia dlia-kapitanoy Budov o p3AManii meabdu lUabn*i Novozemellski-
mi prolivami (IUgorskim Sbaromp Karoklyn' Vorotami) ili mysm Zhela-
niia i pDrtom Igarka na reke Enigei. Moskva, 1960. 22 p.
(MIRA 3.4:7)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) G-avnoye-mFr&vl&uiye Severnogo morskogo
flota.
(Kara Sea-Navigation) (Yenisey River-Navigation)
P.

ORWVA, R.B., otv. za vypusk; PEREDERIY, S.P., tekhn. red.
(Programs for individ,,Al and team training of mechanics for tie
assembly of airplane instrument equipment; commercial air fleet]
Programmy dlia individuallnoi i brigadnoi podgotovki komplektov-
shchikov pribornogo oborudovaniia oamoletov; grazhdanskil voz-
dushnyi flot. Moskva, Proftekhizdat, 1962. 21 p. (MIRA 16:2)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.)Gosudarstvenriyy komitet po profes-
sionallno-takhnicheakomu obrazovanlyu.
(Aeronatucal instruments)

L 10831-67
AR6034647 (Al
KC SOURCE CODE: UR/0299/66/000/008/MO17/MO17 Iz-
AUTHOR: Gritsman.- Yu. a. ; Lipovitskiy, G. S. ; G~qlldina B. G.; Orlova, R. B.
TITLE: Experimental data on extremity grafting after preservation for 48 hr
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Biologiya, Par t T1, Abs. 8M99
REFSOURCE: Tr. 1-go Mook. med. in-ta, v. 42, 1965, 169-173
TOPIC TAGS: log, ioL)ic 'transplant, grafting, extremity, extremity graA'-tin;;,
amputation
ABSTRACT: The an uxtrernities of "I dogs were dreserved at r2 a~nc; --IC
for 48 hr. 7wo dog- c,.,iied shorti-Y after the operation. Tile rest were 'nder
observation ior -, 6-ys ,c,; 'i months. Tjie posLoperat-'ve periob of these dogs was
more difficuiL and aystrophycal cnanges were more severe than in dogs witn
extremities oreser-ed for 24 hr after the amputation. jTranslation of abstract,
SUB CODE: 06
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;"fNr,()P2,T, A.

GOLITS"J. Lyubovl Naumovnai kand.okonom.nauk; ZAVADSLAYA, Irina
Yevoeyevna, kand.okonom.nauk; ORIA)VA, Raise IllInIchna.
nauchnyy sotruAni ; YA14POLISUTA, Tat' 0r:2 iwaftw
yana Giorg yevns,
kand.tokhn.aauk; KHOIXOGOROVA, T.A., red.izd-va; SEILIVM,
A.A., tekhn.red.
[Maintaining city streetsj Voprosy okopluotat6ii gorodakikh
dorog. Koakva. lzd-vo N-va kommun.khoz.RSM, 1959. 88 P.
(KIRA 12:11)
(Streets--Maintenance and repair)

SHXGLINIXOVA, R-Sh., kand.khim.nauk:,, ORWVA, R.K., etarahty inthener
Uoa of aconstic vibrations for precipitating drilling dust.
Bor'ba a sil. 3:75-81 '59. (MIR& 12:0
(SOUND WAVES-INDUSTRIAL AMICATIONS)
(DUST-REHOVAL)

OPUVA' R * S.
USSR/*~Wicins - Penicillin, Therapy
Medicine - Puerperal Infection
Nov/Dec 48
OUse of Penicillin'in Obstetrical and Gynecological Practice for Puerperal Diseases
and Gonorrhea," K. A, Pshenitaina, R. S. Orlova, Fjj-Bt Obstat and Gynecol Clinic4
Second Moscow kled Inst imeni I. V. Stalin, 334 pp
"Akusher i Ginekol" No 6
Experimental date was gathered on tests on 20 localized, 10 transitional, and 14
generalized puerperal-inIfection cases and 42 cases of gonococcal infection. Gives
conclusions draim.
PA 22/49T43

ORMU, R.S.
----------
Significance of cytologic examination of vaginal and cervical
8mears; In diagnosis of cancer of the genito-urinary tract. Akush.
61n. no.2:46-50 Mr-Ap 150. CLKL 19:2)
1. Of the first Obstetric-Gynecological Clinic (Director -- Prof.
I.I.Teygell), Second Moscow Medical Institute iment I.V.Stalin.

BARMOTINk, Z.G.; DUSHSKAYA, R.Ye.; KOGAIJ, R.B.; KOIWV, Ye.P.;
KOIDURNO, A.F.; 'ORLOVA? ~ R.S-.
Analygis of chromites. Trudy Ukr.nauch.-Isel.inst.mt.
no.5:264-9172 '59, (MIRh 13:1)
(Chromites) (Metallurgical analysis)

YEVSEYENKO, L.S.j D.7SVETOVA, V.V.; KORMAN, D.B.; LnIITIN, Ye.l.;
ISYENSON, B.P.; ORLUVA, R.S.; SHIYATAYA, O.K.
Results of the cl--nical use of ~-fluorouracil. Vop.onk.
11 no.11169-.75 065.
(MIRA 19.-1 )
1. Iz khimIotprapevtJ0if-nkogn otAielenlya Momkovvkoy
gorodskoy klinicheskoy bollnitsy No.1 ImenA N.I.Pirogova
(glevnvy vrach zaslu!,;~,nnyy vrach RSFSR L.D.Chernyshevj.

ORLOVA, R. T.
"Sufficiency of the Number of Observations for Obtaining in Aerology Mean
Temperatures of Given Accuracy".
Trudy Kazakhak. n.-i Gidromet. in-ta. No 2, pp 45-51, 1954.
On the basis of observations at one aerological station in Kazakhstan the author
attempts to determine the criterion governing the number of observat'ons at various
altitudes for the obtaining of comparable quantities of the mean temperature
according to months. Analysis of the mean square deviations shows that in the warm
period (April to October) the magnitude ofthe empirical standard fluctuates in the
limits from 5.2 to 4.4. revealing the greatest values at altitude 2 and 8 kilometers,
which testifies to the large variability of temperature at these heights.
In the cold half of the year the mamitude of %he empirical standard sharTly
decreases in the extent of the first two kilometers from 8.8 to 6.5. Later it
decreases slowly up to 8 km, when the quantities for both halves of the year
unite. Higher, the quantity for the empirical standard decreases very slowly up to
18-20 kilometers, where it anounts to 3-3. In January the temperature up to altitude
16 km possesses and accuracy not less than at the earth's surface. In April and
July the accuracy at altitudes up to 16 km is unessentially less than the accuracy
of the ground temperature; in October this also holds for 12 km. Hence the author

concludes that the temperat.ure at medium altitudes in the troposphere can be
sufficiently accurately dater-mined by means of averaging without the employment of
the method of differences. (RZhGeol, No 11, 1955)
SO: Sun No 864., 9 Apr 1956

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ACC NR- AR6029445 SOURCE CODE: UR/0169/66/000/005/13007/BO08
AUTHOR: Orlova, R. T,
TITLE: Accuracy of airborne A-10 meteorograph sensors
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Geofizika, Abs. 5B64
REF SOURCE: Sb. rabot Alma-Atinsk, gidrometeorol. observ. vyp. 1, 1965,
78-85
TOPIC TAGS: meteorograph, airborne meteorograph, aerial meteorograph/
A-10 meteorograph, A-10 airborne meteorograph, A-10 aerial meteorograph
ABSTRACT: The accuracy of meteorographic ineas-urements was checked by using
a SM-43 and five.A-10 meteoro raDhs in a series of nights made in 1959-1960.
T~e relts obtained showed t at 1) tlll~e difference between the A-10 and SM-43
meteorograph was relatively small and within the limit of accuracy of measurment
and processing for all the meteorological parameters measured; 2) the accuracy
of the A-10 meteorograph qualifies it for use in a meteorological network; 3) values
used currently with the A-10 meteorograph to correct temperature error due to
flight velocity are somewhat high and should be revised. The flight methods used
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are described, and tables are given showing data obtained with several different
i pairs of meteorograph sensors. [Translation of abstract). A. Nevzorov. [SP]
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ACC N" AR6029443 SOURCE CODE- UR/0169/66/000/005/13004/13004
AUTHOR: Orlov.~,J~._-T.
TITLE: Accuracy of radio wind observations obtained with the radio theodolite
Malakhit" within its operating range as a function of secondary reflectors on the
base and in the vicinity of the btation
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Geofizika, Abs. 51345
REF SOI I~CE: Sb. rabot Alrna-Atinsk_gi~drometeor 1. Qbs-erv, , vyi). 1, i~,65,
67-77
TOPIC '-'AGS: aerological observation, optical theodolite, win(] measurement,
radio theodolite
ABSTRACT: A study is made of the effect of secondary reflectors on the accuracy
of radio wind observations obtained with optical and radio theodolites in free
direction and secondary reflector sectors, using parallel measurement methods.
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The study was carried out within a network of ;icrologic;A fitalions of the
Administration -of H drometeorological Service, Kazakh SSR (UGMS KazSSR).
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Secondary reflectors within the operating angle range are shown to have no signi-
ficant effect on the accuracy of radio wind observations. When the vertical angle
approaches the limits of the working angle, measurement errors in wind direction
and velocity increase both in the free direction and secondary reflector sectors.
(Translation of abstractl (G. Trofimov) [SP]
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ACC N16
AR6035072 SOURCE CODE: UR/0169/661000/008/BO07/BO08
AUTHOR: Bergun, K. I.; Orlova, R. T.
TITLE: Improving air survey observations with an A-22-11 radiosonde
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Geofizika, Abs. 8B69
REF SOURCE: Sb. rabot Alma-Atinsk. gidrometeorol. observ., vyp. 1, 1965,
46-54
TOPIC TAGS: aerial survey, temperature measurement, temperature inversion,
isobar/A-22-11 radiosonde
ABSTRACT: A temperature and humidity gage designed on the basis of a calibra-
tion certificate without regard to variations is proposed. The gage makes it
possible to insure gage production far in advance, and verification or deiign
accuracy. Temperature and humidity variations are introduced after exposure
"to the open air before release. " The gage is assembled with allowance V~r the
temperature and possible inversion depending on the season and the time of day.
Examples of gage design and methods of manufacturing are given. Certain
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simplifications are suggested for the introduction of radiation corrections and
for corrections on elevations from an isobaric surface level of 200 mb, when the
introduction of radiation corrections becomes complex. A method is proposed to
verify the accuracy of determination of elevations of isobaric surfaces of 1000 and
900 mb, based on measurements of pressure changes near the Earth and the mean
temperature of the Earth layer-the isobaric surface of 1000 mb (900 mb).
Gayvoronskaya. [Translation of abstract] [GCI
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SEGAL' , A.N.; ORLOVA, S.A.
Apnearance of beavi-rs in Yarelia. Zool. zhur. 40
1583 0 161. (MlRA 14:9)
1. Institute of Biolop7, Karelian Branch of thp U.S.S.R. Acadery
of Sciences, Petrozavodsk.
(Karelia--Beavers)

AUTHOR: Nagibina, I.I., Cancicate of'
Sciences; 0r1oval-S.A., Engineer
TITLE: On the Metl-,ocis of' Measuring the Width o1' S~,,.,ctra-L Li,-.c
Contours on a eicture Obtainea with a i~abric-PLrra~ "it
Interl-romEter (0 metodikc izmereniya shiriny kontullov
spektralInyWh liniy po kartine, ~oiuchayemoy ~ri
pomoshchl intcrf't-rometr~, I-atri-Pcro)
PhhIJbICAL: 'ILvestiya wys~shlkn uc),cbnykh L~4ve.cniy -
Pritor~--str-~,,ycniye, Nr 1, pi 1~1-1 6 ~U&~jh)
ABSTRACT: Scientil'ic llter.~turc contains a num,LL-r ~-)i aiEtnot- ic-,-
processing results of observitions witti vari(-L,~;
Perrault stancara asscmblies with a s:t,ctrai insU-umcnt.
The l'urmuiae Viven in liter,~turf:- Uo nut take into
consideri~tlon cr,anges in the aispc.-siun of tloE star.u-r~.
This pa:er ceais with measuring the wic;th of' ~, s~ictrL,1
line without taking into account t'-16 barkt,rcunu, i.E.
I max 15 MeiA :~urea 1'rom I min. As -:,easuring t.-,.JL ~%Ly is
Card 1/3 fairly lonr vvinauu (it r(kjulve~, a vhiirt,:-t eri s tic rurvf,

SOVI 1 11 C. I _ l _ I A /,~2
On the Methods of Measuring the Width of Spc-ctral I.Inc -rt ur, on
a Picture Obtained with a Fabric-Perra,-it lnterf`ercmc,-:-
for the plate) a filter fixture is recomml~ndea for the
input apertur-e of the spectrograph, which arcplerates
and simplifies processing of the interference picture.
-The principle -Is as follows: The fixture is a two
stage bxtenuator, the first stage of which is fully
trarjaparent and the second stage semi -tr-amiparent
This extenuator is placed cirectly in frent of the
.aperture of the spectrograph, so that the lat.t(r is
verticaaly divided into L equal parts, as is ti.e line
on the interference picture- In thr~ cs~ntei- of the
ring of one paYt there is a blackening, -rresponging
to I max and in the other part blackening c--irresponding
to I max/2. With this type of fixturE line width
measurement is reduced to L readings on the microphoto-
meter drum. The paper tabulates t~.e results of'
measuring-line widths of MglI, 280- R, Call 3-.4j6 A,
Call 3968 9L by k methods, where the concentrations of
the tested metal in solution and the number of thc
Card 2/3 measured ring arc- given, the measurement of the line

S()Vl I tj('- i -I 111/91-P
Pil the Methods of Measuring the Width of' 5pertral Linc
a Picture Obtained with a Fabric-Perrault Interfer,-,mete,-
width bLing shown In both uasr-s loti
accuracy of the meaLLlrements Is 4; 1 are 1-
graphs, '- diagrams, 1, s--,(?m&l- io
I photograph, L I aLl (-s a!; 0" ~v
ASSOCIATION: Leningracskiv
(Leningrad Institutil. A* ~irie 14f
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OUOVA, S.A.
Calcium and phosphorus content in certain medicinal preparations for
children. Topr.pedlat. 18 no.2:50-53 Ur 130. (GIXL 19:3)
1. Of the Department of Therapeutic WatrItion and Distology Iment
S.K.11row in leningrad (Director of Institute -- Prof. G.A.2mmenskly).

MAXULOV, N.A.; (RI.CIVA, S. -Ao-; KLIMOIVA, T.P.
Analytic possibilities of the ton-charme'. MFS-2 phc-.oe-2ncL,-ic
speotrmeter. Trudy Giprotsvotmetobrabotka no.24047-354
165. OCRA I F : II ')

IMYTOVA-LUKIYANCHIKOVA, Marlya Nikolayevna, prof.; MLQ
~
Aramovna dotsent; Pmrimovi, irine. Alskoije-vuZ. kwA.wd.vauic;
'E ~~i. i.A:. red.; CMAY37A, Z.V., tekhn.red.
[Children's diet in a family] Pitanie detai v sewle. Lenin-
grad, Yadgiz, 1962. 231 p. (NMI 15t2)
(CHILDM--NMRITION)

( ) R L C) \1 fA . 113,1.
SHTM. L.D.;.OftMAt_.S.I. W,
Sulftr b&cteria md ecologic properties of water associated with
their oxterAive development, Trudy Inst.odkrobiol. no.3:176-IN~ 154.
(BACTIMIA.
Thlorhodaceae In water)
(WATER, bacteriology,
Thirohod&ceas)

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Kontroll elektrolitov i kachestva gallvariopoki7tij. Izd. 2., ispr. i dopoi:-..
Moskva,, Mashgiz, 1950. 239 p. diagrs.
Control of olectrolytes and quality of electroplating.
DLC.- T3670.A5L 1;~50
SO: 1-1,anufacturing and -fechanical Engi-neer;-nr- in the Soviet 7-Inion, library
of CongreS3, 1953.

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I371-58-S-q364
Translation from Referativnyy zhurnal, Nfetallurgiya, 1958. r 5. US 5 P
AUTHORS Mayants, A.D. , Orlova, S. 1. . Barotitskayr.. F. 1. , Shva rt s,
Z. M.
TITLE Employment of Various Oxidation Agents in the Production ot
Zinc Sulfate From Solutions Resulting From Leaching of Poxk--
ders an(' Sublimates of Zinc Production (Polucheniye tsinkovogo
kuporo5a 1z rastvorov ot vyshchelachivaniya pyley 1 vozgonov
tsinkovogo proizvodstva s primeneniyem razlichnykh okisliteley)
PERIODICAL: Sb. nauchn. tr. Gos. n. -i. in-t tsvetnykh met. , 1957, Nr
13, pp 134-146
ABSTRACT~ Leaching of dusts and sublimates of zinc production was car-
ried out under laboratory conditions. After being previously de-
contaminated of As, the solution underwent crystallization of
ZnS04. Pyrolusite, atmospheric 02, and gaseous C12 served to
oxidize the admixtures contained in the solution after leaching.
It was found that standard ZnS04 can not be obtained by employ-
ing pyrolusite. Most rational method is the employment of atmo-
spheric oxygen in which case practically all of the Zn is obtained
Card 1/2 in the forrn of standard technical sulfate which is suitable for any

137-58-5-9364
J~rnployment of Various Oxidation (cont.
application. If advanced purification of the solution is difficult, gaseous Cl?
may be utilized as an additional oxidizing agent in place of the atmospheric
02.
L.P.
Zi,--- s-ilf a -.,:~--Produ~ t ion Z i, -n
--a'
Card Z/Z

6MMSHU.9 I. N.; ZHUMATOV, Kh. Zh.; _,TWVA2 S. K.
Virological investigations into the etiology of membranous conjwbeti-
v1tis In infants. Acta. virol. (Plahs)(Ing]6 no.1:89-W Ja '62.
1. Dept. of Virology and Rickettsioses, Na-kb tan Institute of Kri-
desiology, Microbiology and Hygiene, and Chair of Children's Infec-
tIqw Diseases, Kazakbatan Medical Institute, Alma-Ata, U.S.S.R.
(ADEROVIRUSES)

ORLOVA, S.M.
Acad Iled Sci UZSI;~.
1 0 -~-
C)UjDVA, S.M. 116eminoma (Diai-nosis and treatment-." Acad Med 6ci * ~-.
%, -w, 1956
losco
(Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate in Medical z-citnces)
S : Knizhnaya Letoris', No. 2'j, 1956

SV7641ul/000/000/002/003
J%UTHORS: Karsanov, G.V., Lyakr.-i, B.P., Odoycv.ky,
Nlikhina, V. IN.P
Tirkina. A.N., Engineers,
Uandidates of Technical Sciences.
TITLE: Problems of the technology of metallic Chrome.
SOURCE: !1azvitiye farrosplavnoy promyshiennosti SSSR. Ed. by N. M. Dek;i"nov
and others. Kiyev, Gostakhizdat USSR, 1961, 205-Z17.
TEXT: The paper reports briefly the rcr-ults of experimental investikations per-
for.-acd at the Laboratory of Pure Metals and Alloys, TbNllChcrMet JCentral Ocien-
tific Research 'Institute of Ferrous Metallurgy), The direct objective of the i.Ave.ti-
gz.c~on is the development of a method for the making of metallic Cr that would ob-
viate the defects (primarily the elevated content of impurities) exhibited bV the
aluminothermic method currently prevailing in the USSR. A brief state-oi-the-art
report comprises two graphic summaries of the processing of Cr-containing ores
and the technology of the production of CrZ03 and Cr03 . Following a brief co:st
comparison as obtained from various sources it is stated that the utilization of
chlorchrome as an initial source material broadens the perspectives of the making
of pure chrome and reduces the production costs siinificantly . The watarless
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chromechloride can be obtained directly from a chloridation of Cr orts wiii-. a min.-
mal numbet of process operations and a high degree of purity. The prth~nt
gation was based primarily on a chloridation of briquets of ore and a G-containing
reducer by gaseous Cl at high T, the removal of the chlorideb of Cr, Fe, A!, and
other elements, and their subsequent selective condensation. A schLrratic ~IoLk
diagram shows the process procedure for the obtainment of CrC13 . Thu laboratory
experiments show that under suitable 3rocess conditions the Cr is practically com-
pletely removed into the sublimate. The process is almost total at 8000C, but up
to 8500 it still proceeds slowly. A fastur rate is obtained at 900-9500, but,~a further
increase in temperature does not acceleraLe the process substantially. lia~d coal
was found to be the most inexpensive reducer. A cost comparison indicate the
cost advantage of the new Electrolytic methods were tested at thel Labora-
tory of r"'ure Metals and A.-uys of the TsNIlCherMet for the production of metallic
Cr, including: (a) The electrolysis of aqueous solutions of CrO3, (b) the electrol-
ysis of polychromatic solutions, (c) the electrolysis of aqueous solutions of salt!i
of the trivalent Cr. primarily CrC13, and (d) the electrolysis of CrC 13 in
salt fusions. T'.-.e TsNIlCherMet developed the electrolytic method of the making of
metallic Cr from aqueous solutions of CrO and introduced them into serni -industrial
production at the Experimental Factory of L. T.NIICh.rM.t in 1952. An experi-
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mental production of chrome at the Zeitafon Iron-Alloys Piant wab p.-rforrn,-d by
the staff of the Plant under the direction of 0. Ya. Sioridze. The nit-thod i.,
inended for general industrial application. The high cost of the initial ra%v .... qori~!
is. to a degree, compensated by the high purity of thv product obtained. Pol)#.ro-
matic solutions were developed at the Ural Polytechnical Institute inicni Kirov hild
at the Ural Scientific Research Institute for Metals. A systematic inve.cigati.; of
the clactrolytic making of chrome from aqueous solutions of CrCi 3 was per(orij)ed
by the Laboratory of Pure Metals and Alloys of the TsNIlCherMet. In additiol'to
the methods already mentioned, an improved technology for the making of Chi-Vine
by the electrosilicothormic method was also performed. There are 10 figures aiid
Z tables; no references. I
ASSOCIATION: ToNUCherMet (Central Scientific Research Inis-tute for Ferrous
Metallurgy).
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D205/D303
AUTHORSt Orlova, S,Ye. -, Mikhina, VA., and Kars -i~,v, G.V
TITLE: Production of chromium by electrolysis of polycliromate
and chromium chloride solutions
SOURCE: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut metallurgil, Issledova-
niya po zharoprochnym splavam, v~ 7. !961, 280 - 28c;
TEXT: Owing to the high production costs of electrolytic chromium
from solutions of chromic anhydride alternative electrolytic routes
from the cheaper polychromates and chromium chloride solutions were
investigated. The amount of electrical energy required is also an-
ticipated to be lower. Lead cylindrical baths which also served as
anodes and stainless steel, tubular, internally water-cooled catho-
des were employed. The immersed cathode surface was 1 dcm2. Tempera-
ture was maintained by a water thermostat. The starting reagents
were technical chromium anhydride, sodium dichromate and sulfuri%
acids Current of 30 - 70 amperes was supplied. Duration of L-ach run
was about 7 haurs~ The following process parameters were studied:
1) Concentration of polychromates in the electrolyte in the range
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Production of chromium by D205/D303
150 450 g/l total CrO 3j 2) The Na/Cr03 ratio In the range O_G
0,163, 3) The H2so 4 /CrO3ratio in 0,01 - 0,15 range; 4) The ele,-
trolyte temperature in 20 - 6000 range; 5) The influence of HVO_~
additions. The increase of CrO 3 concentration from 150 to 350 g
results in a higher yield of Cr with respect to the used curreni.
Further increase to 450 g/1 does not lead to further improvement.
The increase of Na/CrO 3ratio to 0.115 does not reduce the chromium
yield, but a further increase reduces the yield, Increases tne
energy requirements and produces dark, brittle meta'L. The posSib-'e
accamulation of H2SO4 will not worsen the process characteristi:s
up to an amount of 5 - 7 % with respect to Cr03; further inc-rease
to 10 - 15 % reduces the yield sharply, but does not alter the me-
tal quality, Temperature Is an important factor, Above 50C a sh_,r~,
drop -Ln the chromium yield is observed. Increase of the cathode
current density from 30 to 70 amp/dcm2 causes an increase in yielld
with respect to current but also increases the energy requirements,
In some production methods the a,-.,pearance of HNOj; impurities is
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Production of chromium by ... D205/D303
possible, corroding the lead baths. In some instances the eLe.,trG-
lysis of polychromate solutions in which a dia,liragm-less simple
cell and high current densities can be used gi,es better technolo-
gical results thari that of the pure anhydride solutions, The prob-
lem of the e:Fctrolysis of CrC13 solutions is not as yet satisfac-
torily solvea due to the hydrolysis of Cr*3 salts at relatively
high acidities. To obtain a high buffering capacity at the desired
pH, additions of ammonium chloride, fluoride, borofluoride, sU1p)-.r__1_
te and urea were tried. Vinyl plastic baths were used with a rein-
forced perchlorovInyl diaphragm ,. Stainless steel cathodes and gra-
phite anodesviere used. The catholyte was a 1.0 - 1~5 g-mole//1 CrC.3
solution with 1 - 2 g-mol/1 of buffer additives, the antlyte a 10
12 % solution of HC1. NTIOand NH4F additions gave best reBUItB.
Current densities of up o amp/dcM2 could be used an! good qua-
lity metal was obtained. Pilot-scale trials were perfirmed by TsN11
ChM, There are 4 figures and 10 referen6es: 4 Sovie*.-bloc anj 6 n-rDn
-'oviet-bloc~ The 4 most recent references to the English-llanCuage
publications read as follows: T. Iosida, J. Chem.Soc.Japan,
J. Morisse, Chromium plating, 1954; J. Salov, Galvano, 22, no, 19-1,
1953; F. Teilor, Electroplating, 5, 1952~
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D204/D305
AUTHORS: Orlova, S.Ye-, Karsanov, G-V and Vorob'yeva, A..~,
TITLE: ~'tudy of buffer properties, electrical conductivity
and the cathode process in solutions of chromium
chlorice in hydrochloric acid
xERIODIGAL: -hurnal prikladnoy khimii, v. j4, no. 8, 1961.
1759-1764
Tr:i,T: Production of k-;r metal by electrolysis of its trivalent
compounds has several advantages ovei Lite electrolysis of the hexa-
valent compounds. t-lectrolysis of GrC,13 solutions has particular
interest, since. in aaaition to producing the metal, chlorine is
also produced at the anode, which can be utilized in the ch)orizia-
tion cycle of chrome ores. Technical and economic calculations
show that production of GrC13 by ore chlorination is much cheaper
than well-known methods of chrome ore treatment. fhe object of the
work reported in the present paper was to studv the effect of var-
ious auaitives in improving the electrodeposition of 6r met.il from
'J
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Study of buffer properties D204YD305
GrC13 in HGI solutions The additives studied were: urea, "4114C;1.
(NH4)2SO4. NH4BF4 and N114F, Buffer properties were ntudieu' by
adding small portions of 3N H,_'I to 100 ml of solution, witi, coiitin-
uous mixing, measuring pH value potentiometrically after each such
addition Electrical conductivity of the solutions was measured by
a compensation technique. The conductivity of pure V~13 solution
varies only slightly with its concentration; addition of buftering
compounds increases its conductivity considerably it was found
that addition of NH4,.~l does not impart the required character to
the electrolyte and that NH4F and NH4B,"4 are the most effective
additives for the purpose studied -:01utions containing thern have
high buffer capacities in the requisite pH range of 1,7 - 2,.2 and
higher electrical conductivity ,athodic polarization determina-
tion. showed that with these two additiyes, Gr deposition takes place
at a lower current density (4 - 5 A/dm-) than with other additives
and with a current efficiency of 39 - 400/o- Tbemetal obtained was
light in color and dense in nature There are 3 figures. 3 tables
and 5 references: 4 Soviet-bloc and I non-Soviet-bloc The refer-
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Study of buffer Properties- D204%305
ence to the Englisli-language publication reads as follows: P. R,
Carveth and W-R. Mott, J, Phys. Chem., 1905, vol 9, 231
SUBMITTED: July 25~ 1960
L; ard 3/ 3

SHOSTAKOVSKIY, M, F,; ATAVIli, A. S,; Tliffit,110V, B, S.; ORLOVAi-L. Ye.;
KEYKO, V. V, -
DeCOMPOSitiOn Of !-( thy-* oxy.' -Z -ace toxye t tlane ~:, r.u r .
ov. KtIlm. 34 no.t.-4~)89-2090 Je '64. (M I fIL4 I'l: "
1. Irkutski,, ':.stitu*, organicheskoy ~him;i Sibirskogo oldplenlya
AN SSSR.

SHOSTAKOVSKUP M.F.; ATAVIN, A.S.;,PU S.Ye.; TROFIMOV, B.A.
:z
Synthesis of P-hydroxyl alkyl others of asymmetric acetylenic glycolp.
Zhur. org. khim. I no.6rll7O Je 065. VI-A (WRA 18:7)
1. Irkutakiy institut organichaskoy kbWi Sibirakogo otdelaniya AN
SSSR.

GOFLqIIKOVA, S.M.; , '.Y().
Nourohumora-I re ', L -.r, - f t tie :r. % -- r* * -,I. " r *.nf, FFi I : t I &,,:I ri 1.
Fiziol. zhtx. 5C: D 1 ~4, . IF.)
1. Laboratorlya 1~'.fl,.,hovaran~rl
I -
inerli I.P.Pav'ov-i AN '.or..r,grad.

ORLOVA, T. A.
01?LOVAA T. A.: "Experience in working with audilbry apparatus in
lbaryacusial*. Kazan', 16'~. Kazan' State Medical Inst.
(Dissertations for the Degree of Candidate A Medical Sciences)
50% Knizhnaya letopis', No. 52, 26 Decemuer, 195,). Moscow.

CIRLOVA, T.A.
it-v-
Use of hearing aids for therapeutic purposes. Yest.oto-rin. 18 no.6:
21-27 N-D 156. (KLRA 10: 2)
1. Is kliniki bolaxney ukhm. gorla i aces (zav. - prof. S.N.Ioozanov)
lazanakogo meditsinskogo Instituta.
(MWING AIDS.
non-correctional ther. use)

ORIAWAP T?A.
AID P - 2458
Subject USSR/Medicine
Card 1/2 Pub. 37 - 5/118
Author Orlova, T. A., Scientific Worker
Title Measures for the improvement of sanitary conditions
of work on heavy-duty Diesel tractors
Periodical Gig. I san., 6, 22-26, Je 1955
Abstract Discusses the work performed by the Institute of
Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Diseases, Acad.
of Med. Scl., USSR, analyzing the sources of nolse on
the high-speed Diesel caterpillar tractor S-80 manu-
factured by the Kirov Plant and widely used in
~.agriculture, as well as In oil, lumber and coal industries,
in road construction and in.hydroelectric power station
building. Describes the effect of thin noise on
tractor operators with tests performed, and discusses
joeasures for eliminating the noise and also the
structural defects of the tractor, important from the
hygienic point of view. Recommendations for the re-
construction.of the tractor were sent to the Central

Oig. I san., 6, 22-26, JO 1955
Card 2/2 Pub. 37 - 5/18
AID P - 2458
Committee of the Trade Union of Agricultural Workers,
to the Ministry of Health, USSR, and to the Kirov
Plant, which took them into consideration and
started the manufacturing of improved tractors. The
evaluation of the efficiency of the above recommendations
will be performed later. Diagram.
Institution: See "Abstract"
Submitted : Sept. 18, 1954

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ORLOVA, T.A., kand.med. nauk
Hygienic evaluation of the noise in capron fiber textile
mills and measures for its reduction. Gig. sanit. 28 no.2:
25-31 163 (14IR& 17:2)
1. Tz Instituta gigiyeny trada i professionallnfth zabolevaniy
AMN SSSR.

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14-57-6-12150
14-57-6-12150
Translation from: Referativn y zhurnal, Geografiya, 1957, Nr 6,
T
P 68 (USSR
AUTHORS: Preobrazhenskaya, M. V., Orlova T. D.
TITLE: Safe Rain Intensity in Central Chernozem Region
a v usloviyakh
(Dopustimaya intensivnost ' dozhd
Tsentrallno-chernozemnoy Oblasti
T
PERIODICAL: V sb: Orosheniye s-kh. kulltur v Tsentr.-chernozem.
polese RSFSR, Nr 2, Moscow, AN SSSR, 1956, pp 77-82
ABSTRACT: To determine what is a safe intensity of rainfall,
observations were made on the time of formation of
puddles on the ground at various intensities of rain-
fall. It was established that a safe intensity of a
continuous rainfall, with drop diameters ranging from
0.2 mm to 1.0 mm, varied from 0.3 mm/min to 1.2 mm/min.
Crop rotation on a particular field, type of crop
grown there, and agricultural techniques used are the
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ORLOVA, T. G.
Viticulture
Flooding method in vine p1sating; Bad. 1 09. Do. 2. 1952.
g. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Ma - 1952, Uncl.

1. ORWVA, T. G.
2. USSR (600)
4. Virticulture
7. Modified layering of grapevines. Vin. SSSR 13 No. 1, 1953.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April 1953, Uncl.

~,~T -1 i,!IA, ~, . - .
C-PWVA, T. '.: I"'"h rie7a, , I ilinaid,,r ropc Jor ~s a inethco! of de-
I ect i m ti.e Vi -an! ic-er 4. r. rult.~mes and vaccines, m( Vi , -
bodie 4r sera." Acad 1,*.Pd ~!Ci 'soscow, jrc ~ .
(Diss.- latior, for berree of* ',andidate ;n ~,-dical -iciences).
6 0 :Krjzhna:!a-lr?4.oT)isl, No 23, 14~Ll-

T
ORLOVA,
KmWlutination reaction as a method for determining Vi-antibodles
"~Ks
in sera, Zhuremlirroblol.epid. I immun. 29 no.5:4,96-5i WRA litO
1. Is Gesudarstvannogo kontrollnogo institute eyvorotok I
vaktsin imeni. Tarasevichae
(HIKAGGlUTINATZON.
deters. of Vi-antibodies in Immune sera (Rus))
(IMMUNE SERUMS,
hemagglut. reaction in determ. of Vi-nntibodies (Rue))

ORWI-.A-,- T.G.
Virulence and immunogenic properties of S&Jmonal Is ty-phi and immunogenic
properties of vRocines and their Vi-antigen content as determined by
the heragglutiration renotion. Zhur. Mikroblol. epid. I Lzsn~,, 29 no.8:
105-110 Ag 158. (MI-HA 11:1U)
1. Is Gosudaretvennogo kontrollnogo institute imeni Tarasevicha.
(SA IMOMIA TTPHOSA,
immunogenic -'pror'nerties of cultures & vaccines & vi-antigen
content, hemagglut. reaction (Rue))
(HMOGIMINATIOND
determ. of Salmonella t"hoea vftocine & immunogenic Drop-
ertlee & Vi-antigen content (Rua))

ORLOVA, To G., P(RUEU, L. A., VA3ILYFVA, I. N., SOLOVIY--71, V. 2.
IlSome results of st dying the (,genetic charactistics of Influenza virus
and their importa ce for anti-i fluenza imnunity."
Report submitled for the Ist Intl, Congr, ss on "espiratory Tract Diseases of
Virus and Rickettsial Orgin. Prague, Czech. 23-27 May 1961.

ORLOVA, T. G.
Study of cell lines obtained frm the lungs of a irman
embryo and a human amnion. Trudy Mosk. nauch,-iBal. inat.
virus. prop. 2:330-339 '61. (MIRA 17-.1)

KHESIN, Ya.Ye.; AMCHENYOVA, A.M.; ORLOVA, T.G.
Histochemical study of a human embryonic lung in situ
and in expl&ntation by the method of si'ngle-layer tissue
cultures~ Trudy Mosk. nauch.-issl. inst. v"Irus, prep. 2.
340-347 'ti. (M RA 17.,1)

SOLOVIU-V, V.D., ORLOVA, T.G.; PORUBLILI, L.A.; VASIL'LVA, I.N.
Study of the genetic characteristics of vaccinal, strains of the
Influenza virus type A2. Vop. virus. 6 no.6-.684-691 h-D '61.
(~UliA 15: 2)
1. Moskovskiy nauc o-issledovatellskiy institut virusnykh preparatcrv.
hZINFLUIM&A-1-11CAUB10LOG X)

aRLDVA, T.G.; PGRUMEL', L.A.
Obtaining an influenza virus from the charioallantoic membranes
of an Infected chicken embryo. Vol). virus 7 no.1:79-85 Ja-F
162. (MIRA 15:3)
1. Moskovskiy nauchno-issledovatel.'skiy institut virusnykh
preparatav.
(INFLUENZA-MICROBIOWGY)

_9~A ~G.,- TATARINOVA, YU.N.
SOLOVIYEV, V.D.; I
Influenza B viruses. Vop. viruB. 7 no.2:lU,,148 Mr-Ap '62.
(141 RA 15: 5)
1. Moskovskiy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut virusnykh preparatov.
(INFLUENZA)

ORLOVA I.C&.; DISKIIA, B.S.
Study of the highly infectious variant of influenza virus
strain A2Arasnodar 101/59. Vcp. virus. 8 no.1:17-20 Ja-F'63.
(UU 16t6)
1. Institut epidemiologil i mikrobiolgii imeni V.F.Gamalai
ANN SSSR i Moskovskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut
virusnykh preparatov.
(II,'FUJEM VDWSES)

SOLOVIYEV, V.D.; TATPLMOVA, Yu.N.: ORID7j'-, T.G.; ll-!'.KLYUDOVA, L.I.
Identification of atypical strains of a conjectural influenza
B virus isolated during the 1962 epidemic. Vope v-Irus# 8 no*2t
199-201, Mr-ApV63 (MM 16:12)
1. Kafedra. virusologii TSentrallnogo instituta usovershenstvova-
niya vrachey i otdel virusologii Institute epidemiologii i
mikrobiologii imeni N.F.Gamalei AMN SSSR.,Moskva.

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MIRCOOVA, I.E.; d==SOVA, V.S.; ORWVA, T.I.
New system of solvents for the chromatography of actinomycins.
Ahtibiotiki 8 no.3tZ73-275 Mr'63 (MIRA 17 W
1. Laboratoriya antibiotikov biologo-pochvennogo fakullteta
Moskovskogo universiteta imeni Lomonosova.