SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PANKOVA, I. - PANKOVA,, V. M.

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PANKOVA, I-1.,
A. M. BRUSlLOVSK11, Russ. 57,165, May 31, 1940.

PANKOVA, I. I. dy Inst. Lakov i Krasok 21, 229-36, 1939
A. M. BRUSIL01roKil, Tru
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HRMM, Ivan; Technic~y spolupracovala Irena Pankova.
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Two methods of staining with neid stains in Plant tissue.
Ceek, biol. 4 no.1:60-62 Jan 55o
16 Biologicky ustav MAY, fysiologle rostlin, Praha.
(STAINS AIM STAINING,
acid stains in plant tiswaa)

FANKOVA, I. V. - - ~"
Pigmented strains of bacteria of the enteric group. Zhuromikrobiol.
apid-i immun. no-3:106-107 Hr 155. (MUA 8:7)
1. Iz sanitarno-epidemiologicheakoy stantaii (glavrqy vrach P.M.
Dontsov) Avtozavodskogo rayona goroda Gorlkogo.
(BACTERIA,
enteric. pigmented strains)

PAROVA K 1,,,Arl
_F~c;OVA, Z.; POUPA, J.
Problems with accident prevention in children. Rozhl. chir. 44
no.10:678-680 0 165.
2. Ortopedicka klinika 2ekaroke fakulty Karlovy University v
Plzni (prednosta doe. dr. D. Polivka).

L 42927-66 EWT(m,)jMPQ)/T/EWP(k) RM
/_ A ) 70-31-776-6/0-507
ACC NR: AP60170-"8'2' SOURCE COD E; UR-
AUTHOR: Guk V. (Engineer; Lieutenant colonel); Antropov, A. (Engineer); Zamonweva, V.
EngineerT; P`a-i~Lcova, K. (Engineer)
ORG: None
TITLE: Sealing of insulated cables
SOURCE: Tekhnika i vooruzheniye, no. 1, 1966, 70-71
TOPIC TAGS: electric cable, hermetic seal,. insulating material
ABSTRACT; A method of sealinglinsulated cable~L. against the entrance of moisture is
discussed. The method is applied to cable kept in warehouses or stored under field con-
ditions. The cable ends are hermetically closed by the insulation enclosim;/tbe cable.
For this purpose, the bared conductor ends are cut off while the insulationl1s heated,
softened, stretched and pressed together by pliers. The application of this method to
various types of cable is described including single, twin and duplex cables with
polyvinyl-ohlor.*Lde*-4'~*a~tion; twisted-pair stranded conductors with polyethylene insula-
tion; four-wire multi-pair field cables with wire armor and rubber sheath jacket;
multi-conduotor field cables and cords with polyvinyl-chloride plas#o,insulation' The
effectiveness of this method is proven by an 16-day underwater test.
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KUZNETSOV, Ivan Grigortyevich; PANKOVA K. I.,_, otv. red.; TRUKHANOVA,
A,hy-,, red.; ILIYUSHENKoVA, T.P., telcl~n. red.
[Case problems in collective-farm accounting]Sbornik uprazhne-
nii po, bukhgalterskomu uchetu v kol1chozakh; skvoznaia zadacha
po planu v 29 schetor. Moskva, Gosetatizdat, 1962. 209 p.
(MIRA 16:2)
(Collective farms-Accounting--Problems, exercises,ete.)

RUSA G.K., nauchnyy sotrudnik; HILYAVSKIT, 1.0., nauchnyy sotrudnik;
ARTIZA, A.Ye., nauchnyy sotrudnik; PANKOVA, K.I.,-nBuchnyy sotrudnik;
KHABAROV, H.P., nauchnyy i3otrudniC.-P-ri-ni-~-aTr-u-;Mstiye: PAVLOVA,
N.G.; VYATCHININA, V.G.; VARFOIA)MOWA, H.M. TIKHOHOVA, Ye.M., red.;
GURIVICH, M.H.. tokhn.red.; B97EVA, V.M.. tekhn.red.
[39conomic accountability on collective forms; regulations and
methods of introduction] Vnutrikhozisistvannyi raschat v kolkhozFjkh;
primarnoe polozhenie i matodika vnedreniia. MoBkva, Gos.izd-vo
solikhoo.lit-ry, 1960. 71 p. (MM 14:1)
1. Moscow. Vsesoyuznyv nauchno-issladovatel'Bkiy institut ekonomiki
sel'skogo khozyaystva. 2. VseBoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy
institut ekonomiki sellskogo khozyaystva (for Rusakov, Milyavskiy,
Arina, Pankova, Khabarov).
(Collective farms--Accounting)
X,
Or
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MR-11OR &P, El. _i_9

RUSaOT, G.K., Ip5nd.sel'skokhoz.nauk; SMOTIN, T.P., kand.okon.nauk;
LIPATOTA, V.A., kand.ekon.nauk; ARDIA, A.Te., kand.sellskokhoss.
nauk; KOFMIMIN, G.T., m1adshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; PAZOYA,
KPI I-
I-,.,',,,.,,, aspirantka; EUDCHIKOT, S.M., otv.red.; XOLTGW, L.
red.; STTADOSTS, Tu.I., red.
(Accounting on collective f arias when business accounting in in
use] Bukhgalterskii uchat v kolkhosakh pri vnedrenil khozrasche-
ta. Moskva, 1960. 246 p. (MIRA 13:5)
1. Moscow. Tsesoyuznyy nauchno-iBelodovatelinkiy inatitut ekonomiki
sellskogo, khosyaystva. 2. 2avoduyushohly otdolom okonomiki i orga-
nizataii proizvodstva kolkhozov Tsesoynznogo nauchno-issledovatel'sko-
go instituta ekonomiki sallskogo khozynystva (for Rusakov). 3. Otdel
ekonomiki i organizatnii proizvodstva kol-khozov Yeesoyuznogo nauchno-
is~ledovatellskogo institute ekonomiki sellgkogo khozysystva (for
Suhbotin, Lipatova, Arina). 4. Kashirskiy opornyy punkt Vaesoyuznogo
nauchno-iseledovatellakogo instituta ekonomiki sellskogo khozyaystva
(for KorenMin), 5. Veasoyuznyy nauchno-iseledovatellakly institut
ekonomikl sel'skogo khozyaystva (for Pankova).
(Collective farms--Accounting)

ANKOVA, L. ,
A. S. GASANOV, Aeebaid%hanskii ',ed. Zhur. 1938) No. 4, 182-4

BRATOLYUBOV, A.I.; PA141KOVAY L.G.
Experiment for the lesson on "Reaction of combining basic and
acid oxides." Khim. v shkole 18 no.4:74 J1-Ag 163.
(MIRA 17:1)
1. Pedagogicheskiy institut, Gomel')

GVOZDETSKIY, N.A., prof.;-ZHUGHKOVA, V.K., dots.; ALISOV, B.P., prof.;
VASILIYEVA, I.V.v.dots.; VARLAMOVA, M.N., tokhnik-kartograf;
DOWGOVAP L.S., dots.; ZVORYKIN, K.V., at. nauchnyy sotr.;
Zh'MTSOVAj A.I., assistant; IVANOVA T.N.;.LEBEDEVp N.P.p at.
prepodavatell; LYUBUSHKINA, S.G.; h~MEYUOVA, G.Ya., mlad.
nauchnyy sotr.; PASHKANG, K.V., st. prepod.; POLTARAUS,B.V.,
dots.;*RYCHAGOV, G.I., st. prepod.; SPIRIDONOV, A.I., dots.;
SMIRNOVA, Ye.D., mlad. nauchnyy sotr.; SOLUTSEV, N.A., dots.;
FFEDOROVA, I.S., mlad. nauchnyy sotr.; TSESELICHUK, Yu.N..,
mlad. nauchnyy sotr.,- SHOSTOINA, A.A., plad. nauchnyy sotr.;
Prinimali uchastiye: EELOUSOVA, N.I.; GOLOITINA, N.N.;
KALASHNIKOVA, V.I.; KOZLOVA, L.V.; KARTASHOVA, T.N.;
PANIKOVA L I - URKIKHO, V.; PETROVA,./K.A., red.; LOPATINA,
'-=.--iiM"4AKOV 9 MS. tekhn. red.
.i. -.red
I
[Physicogeographical regionalization of the non-Chernozem
center] Fiziko-geograficheskoe raionirovanie nechemozemnago
tsentra. Pod red. N.A.Gvozdetskogo i V.K.Zhuchkovoi. Moskva,
Izd-vo Mosk. univ., 1963. 450 P. (MIRA 16:5)
(Physical geography)

PAIMOVA, T, L.
K. E. IakLuirskii and L. L. Pankova, Thermo--ch,~mistry of acido--o-3nta-a=-ai:ne
salts of cobalt. D. 2051.
The heat of reaction is determined with a 0.26 in solution of Na.2 3 and from this
is calculated the heat of formation of 15 compounds and the heat of solution of 13 com,
pounds. The heat of formation is calcitlated for a series of complex acido-p-anta-3-im-aino-
cobalt-ions in a water solution. From this is calculated the heat of formation of certain
salts.
Chair of Inorganic Chemistry of the
Ivanov Chemico-Teelinoloaical Institute
June 28, 1947
SO: Journal of General Chemistry (LESSR) ~L8, (80) No. 12,(1948)

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Thonwommuoy of cmp_ks cobalds salft with AtvVAlA
addidwo, K, It. YxIfilmirsidt and I L, Ponkays (1vial-
avo Inst. Chem. Techtwi.). J-1-7.- "Mitt.' V.S.S.R.
jo. AM-73(mo)(Rnsilsh imnslatimi) .-cite C.A. 43.
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pANKOVA, L.L.
Thermochemice.l. determination of the standard beat of
formation of c0" S.. Isvevysouchazave; Ichim-i khim.tekh.
S;, e 1-0~
5 no-4:564-569
1, IvanovskLy tekstil'nYY iwtitut imeni M.V. Frunze.*
kafedj* obshchey khimii.
(Cobalt sulfide) (Thermochemistry)

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PAIMOVA, L.N.; SHUMAYSTA, Tu,,D.
Assembling the rise of trousers on the SVB-4 nachine.
Shvein.prom. nool:y23-25 Ja-F 160. WIRA 13t6)
1. TSentrallnyy naucbno-iseledovatellskiy iUStitUt BhVSYnOy
provqshlennosti, Moskva.
(Trousers)

DOMONITOVICH, Ye., doktor med-nauk; kand. biol. nauk
Characteristics of physiological functions of daily periodicity
in patients recovered from meningitis. Vrach delo., no.7t79-83
J1163. (MMA 16:10)
1. Fiziologicheskoye otdeloniye (zav. - doctor med. naak Ye.l%'*
Domontovich) Mentrelfnopo nauchno-issledovatellskogo institu-
ta ekspertizy trudosposobnost' I anizatsii truda invalidov.
(PHYSIOLOG,Y, PATHOLOGICAL (MUMIGITIS)

PANKOVA, L.N.
Functional changes in the human peripheral motor apparatus in
the pain syndrome. Biul. eksp. biol. i med. 53 no.2:58-63
F 62. (MIRA 15:3)
1. 1z fiziologicheakoy laboratorii (zavo - doktor med.nauk
Ye.N. Domontovich) TSentrallnogo nauchno-isaledovatellskogo
inatituta ekspert12iy trudosposobnosti i organizatsii truda
inva.Udov (dir. - 1wof. D.I. Gritskevich),, Moskva. Predstavlena
deystviteltnym ch1fonom Alai SSSR V.V. Parinym.
(PAIN) (ELECTRUVOGRAPHY) (MOVEMENT (PHYSIOLOGY))

BOBYLEVAI Ljo; PANKOVA, L*Y.; SHIRYAYEVA, Yu#D. (Moskva)
Use of nonwoven fetbries in the manufacture of women's
dresses. Shvein. prom. no-3:21-23 Jo-Jl [i.e. My-Jel 161.
(MIRA 16-11)

PANKOU, L.N.; MIUM, V.G.
Bxperience in pasting seams in the clothing Industry. Shvein.
prom. no.6:30-31 N.M 159. OUR& 13: 4)
1. TSentrallnyy nauchno-iseladovatel'skiy institut shveynoy
*01vablennosti.
(Adhesives) (Clothing industry)

KOIMNIK,DV, P.A., kand. tekhn. nauk; PANKOVA, L.N., kand. takhn. nauk
Practices of the Us" Oarman clothing industry. Shvein. prom,
no.4-.34-36 JI-Ag 15;- (WRA 13:2)
l.TSentrall wy nauehno-iseledovatellakly institut shveynoy
proqrshlennosti.
Oerminy. East-Glothing industry)

KABMOV, Aleksandr Xikolayevioh; Prinimhli uohastiye:-FARFHL!#I.V,S.;
KDANOVA't Y86A*-'f-LBONTIYZVA, N.H.; - MWIKIKA,
Te.K.. MAMV, N.G., red.; MAKHOVA, N.N., takhn.red.
(Physiology of man and animals; internal organs, metabolism,
and skin; handbook for natural seience departments of pedago-
gical institutes] Fi!tiologiia chelovska I zhivotnykh; vnutren-
nie organy, obmen veshchestv i kozha. Uchebnik dlia fakulltatov
estestvoznaniia pedagogichaskikh instit-atov. Moskva, Goo.uchfjbno-
I)edagog.izd-vo N-va proov.RUSR, 1959. -358 p. (MIRA 12:10)
(PMSIOLOGY. COMPARATIVZ)

PANKOVA. L.H., kaud- tO'khn- n"Uk
---- on tailoring street clothes.
'gow technological instructions (MIRk 12:6)
Shvein. proo. no*2'.1,6-17 Mr-AP '59-
(Clothing industry)

P~Al-,-KOVA, 1". v 'bUtion Of
IT sr
-0 csc
Fabric 1)111r--~I' !Tz"-" - . -) -1
1 11 . .., - .- . f.
f or o' ndidate
~.ljc f Ga.
va:; c r--:-:b ex
.3'o: Vucllornw.'a

pANKOVA, L.N. oC am-~.agonistic
coordinated rejadOns in reflex res.0 (y,-IM 17' 5)
Dynaacs Of zaps MGP1 169zjrlj..~Li-6 162-
Muscles* Uche

nallchn. red.; SHIRYAYEVA, Yu.D., nauchn. red.;
-,UubgVA, A.I., red.; SHAPMKOVA, T-A-, -tekhn. red.
(Fundamentals of the technology of the processing of men's,
women's and children's outerwear by elements) Osnovy tekh-
nologii pouzlovoi obrabotki muzhokoi, zhenskoi i detskoi
verkhnei odezhdy. Moskva, Rostekhizdat, 1963. 573 p.
(MIRA 16;9)
1. TSentralfnyy ntiuchno-issledovatellskiy institut shveynoy
promyshlennosti.
(Tailoring) (Clothing industry)

PANKOVA, L. N.
"Coor-dinAtion Relationships in the Innervation of Aaf,.,agonistia Muscle."
Cand Biol Sei,, Moscow State Pedago&-Leal Inst., Moscow, 1953. (RMiol, uo 3, oat 54)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertati-ns Defended at USSR Higher
Educational Institutions (10)
so; Svm. No. 481, 5 msv 55

,PAI.IKOVA) L.N. (I-Tonkira 7-238p ul, fAnji (Y,,+,yabr-'F-knq zh-*Ir~~mt..y
Objective s-Wdy of the pain syndrome in the sequelae of mechani-
eal lesions of t-ho ap-.Ino.. Olvtop.,, ty-am i frrotrn,~ 25 no./,r(.O
Ap 164 (MITRA 1.8.,l)
1. Iz fiziologicheskogo otdqlmiya (zav. - doktor m6d. nauk
Ye.N. Domontovich) TSfmt)7al',nogo Instituta ekzpertIzy t-.5-ud(;-
sposolnosti i organizats-A. truda invalid(yi (direktor - prof.
D.1. Gritskevi~~h)-

h5ora,vatoncentrated solutions of s~d cii;nd;.
P. P (State Med. lust., Tashlitnt). Fitiol.
801-4)(19M).-Hpts. with dogs
which the intestines were sectiontil so as t3 ptzrait
tions ou absorption of hypertonic soIns. of NaCi were per-
ivitb the alky. ul the 1"testiual juice being the index
which w~js followed. The results indicate that the h)W-
ionic NaCl is absorh2d witbout previon5 diln. to isotonic
coma. and without srlecti%n: abs=pdon of H%O 1'row the
h)Tertonic soln. TU3 phtnocacnon occurs with solns.
who&e I.-p. depression is under OA3-1.22'; in3te coned.
solus. are not ab--orbcd bui berDme dild. by HI.AD which
imin the cells tit the intest~nt. G. M.

PANKOVA, L. F. Cand Bibl Sei -- (diss) "On absorption and secretion in the
small intestine." Tashkent, 1957. 15 pp 22 OIP- (Min of Higher Education USSR.
Central Asiatic State U im V. 1. Lenin), 110 copies
(KL, 8-57, 109)
/C~'

pA=VA. L.P.
'1 -722 Ag 156.
yiziol.zhur. 42 no.8:721
Modified Thllry-yella!s operati .one . (MLRA 9:11)
1. Xafedra patofiziologit Tasbkantekogo meclitsinskOgO inatitata
(IMSTIU, SMALL, surgerys
exposure of intestine for exper. studies with
r.atention of normal digestion (RUB))

PANKOVAt
ine
Absorption and oearration in various sections of the sn-all intest
in dogs. Trudy Inst. fizioL, 9:126-129 160.. (MIRA 14:3)
1. leboratoriya interotseptivnykh *lovnyka refleksov (zaveduyushchiY -
E.Sh.AyriLpetlyants) i Kafedra laormallinoy fisiologii lashkentakogo
meditsinskogo itstituta, (zavaduyushchiy.- A.Sadykov)-.
(INTESTINES)

PANXOVAq L.P.
Alka3inity of the intestinal juice, Trudy Inst. fiziol. 9s130-132
160-0 (MIU 14:3)
1. Laboratoriya interotbeptivnykh uslovnykh refleksov (zaveduyu-
shchiy - E.Sh.Ayrapetlyants) i Kafedra normallnoy fiziolqgii
Tashkentakogo moditsinskogo instituta (zaveduyushchiy - A..Sadykav).
(INTESTINES-SECEMION),.-
'!~~ u

XMINY M.N., prof.; BURSHTEYN, Ch.L, dotsent; KARIPIOV, Z.N., dotsent;
KINUI I V.I., bLssistent; MMUS, T.G., assistent; SHAFRM, K.A.,
LOYA L.P- ~assistent
asisistent; RASULEVI Sh.l., afssiBtent; PAN
1~ I
Development of radiation sic:.mesi in animals following X-irradiation.
Med.zhur. Uzb. no'.11:11-16 N 160. (MIRi 14--5)
1. Iz kafedry patologicheskoy fiziologii (zav. - prof. M.N.Khanin)
:1 kafedt7 rentgonologii i meditainskoy radiologii (zav. - prof.'
S.A.Molchanov) Tashkentakogo gosudaratvennogo Ineditoinak9go instituta.
(RADIATION SICKOSS)

PANKOVA, IC; SICHER, T,.
-- ...... . --
St,--reochornical atudles. PL,29, Co .11 Cz Chem 30 no.208P,412
F Y65. -
1. Inatitute of Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry of the
Czechoslovak A~-ademy- al' Scierce-s,'~rague. Submitted Decenber
6p 1963.

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SiLcher, J., Tich~, M.., Jipol, F., PankovAt M.
TITLE; Stiraocheritical XX. Conformational study of
an attempt at quantitative
conformational anaiysis of the part-played by adjacent groups
and by sol-volysis in 1 1 2 - difunctional dcrivativea of
PERIODICAL: 'Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimlya, no. 21, 1962, ,16, abstract
2lZbIO fCollect. -7echosl. Chem. Communs., v. 26, no. 9,
*;: elAITIHIFLry J.11
,q 6 1 , 2 4 1 C- - 2,4 4 '; ~,71i7
Th (7 it rt -L,- le aes crib c-9 t h e ~.ravf7, i~orma t i an of the methane ju, ronat e3
of cimst- owi and trans-1), trrazis~2-
(Ok, NA) (11), trrina-2-ccii7-amido-
(11.1), cis-2-benzamicli)-cis-4-
"s
tcrt-b-aty 1-cycl ohexano). (0 (17 and t,.L -2-benzimido-trftns-!,-tert_
' 6 211, -'A) 'V) wh:lcii tt~kes place in absollite aicobol in
outyl-cyclohexanol (0 il
Gard 0,

2 ~/ob 1/62/ooo/o
S t (- r e o ch u in J, r, a 1. r 4~'2 u ar f-, h11 15C./B l o I
the pre~lenco of KOCOI~T;
liniam ion forais by intramolecul~ir
C61.15COJNH- U110 MCSO-gl-OUDB
In tlo~. of 11 and ill Oxazo-
S_ 2 mer:haninm, which requirns ttiat the
are looatLd tranii-axially. This condilt-ton is
satisfied in 11, anl the rate of i-q thus high (k is
6280-10- 6 13 e c11 at 600G).; Ine condition rari also be fulfilled for the
chair form in the mobile llrann-i ~3yl~tc,71 (k is 252-10-6 see- 1 at 6oac); it
can, however, hardly be achieved fo:r thp chi-*Lrforio Lion of T--.-Jl
since the tert-C H -group Lrust also occupy the A-position, while Ill reacts
4 9 6 . -1
at a considerable speed (k is 76.2-10- c at 6C)OC"i. Obyiously the
reaction takes thl "twist" l'orm, it! whin Lrans-A-position. is achieved.
With the leafit POSSible StrCS.1305 'Uy ocmparison with other conformations.
The posBibility of a carbonium ion forirnng, followed by closing of the
ring, iu rqlootod Qr) tha 1--ilin or ArgurnanLial I ) tro, Pnot
'that no oxatolinium is irl tho cll~,e 0~ ciu-T, IV or V (rith these
compounds etharolysin takec- place ario un!.1aturated and ef-hoxy products are
formed), these being Other cast~zi in a carbonium ion might form,
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Atereochemical research X
2) the fact that there is a greater difference in reaction rates between
III and cin-1, and bet,.veen IV &nd V (1-10-6 sec- 11 ciri-i, o-687; IV,
0.692; V, 2-95 at 60oC) than bc.-tween III and 11 or trana-I, 3) the ratio
of the reaction rates for 1, 11 and ILI! to the r eaction rete3 for the
corresponding N-p-nitro-benzoyl dc-rivatives is 4, while the analogous"
relationahip for cis-1 is I.A4. This confirms that the same reaction
11. and ill. The authors conside
me4~hanis-m is common to trans-1, r the fact
B
that ethanolysis takes place faster in the case of V (0 ) than in the case
of 1v (OL) is due to the steric stress being less red-aced during the forma-
tion of the carbonium ion in '11*he case of IN than in that of V; this iE;
because in the case of IV the bulky Z-C,H CONHr-roup becomes close to H-
0 5 Q.
trigonal C, while in the case of V it depaitq further from this form (by
analogy with 2-halocyclohexanones the angles between the C-H bond and the
F,-C-*.N' bonds and A-C-N bonds are tnk,2n as being 15 and 1050 respectively).
-Analyc;is of the reaction rate data ahows that in the case of trans-I the
form of the reaction io partially "t-wist" form, while the ratio between
the amounto of I reacting in chair form and twiBL form iat
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2 .5 (i: Ix %~ i
k k k The details of ruaction
G C b b % b b
razeB were also used for caict;.I~_*,-Ing the conformational eq4i].ibrium state
for trans-!:
KEF,-e- AA ~ k - k 1, k ~~ k /kII - k, - 0.0292;
A IT
it is assiLmed that !l and ill are ~onfermationally homogeneous. There -is
no doubt al-joulc the conformational nomogpneiiv of III, and that of II is
confirm.ed by the fact that tho infra-red spectra show the conformation of
I
N-m-ethyl -amino-tert -but.; 1-cycl oht:xii no! to be exclusively diaxial chaj.r-
form, vhile as regards oteric propertii?,q the C H CO-group and C11 -Group
6
are almaost the Same. 'I"his Value of 1, corre_,% ponds to 97~ of the diequato-
rial chair conformation for tran!,-Ir. Since cia-1 and V have almost cquzl~
xate3 of e"manolysis, in alcohol solutions at 600C cis-! is present ill
con'or,mfition with the 11, C 0 N H - (I r o i'Hic. wotive l'or(,c of the P, 61i 50,01411-
group in the ucct~ 1,urat ion '11' 1,11~! i t I on of t he oxa zol illiul"I i.011 ill the
case of I! is gauged by COMDFiring IrT 7And k to 5-5 kcal; evidently,
TV
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however, as ethanolysis of tr,,~ tate of 4-tert-butyl- '2-methyl-cyclo-
hexanol and certain preliminp.-ry cc-risiderations show, it has a higher
value. To 0.01 mol28 if the corrc.~,pondinL, berizamido-4-tert-butylcyclo-
hexanol dissolved in 15 ral d,-.,,, 0.02 mole of freshly distilled
methane sulfonylchloride is ad(litd FLL -10OC; the whole is held at OoC for
6 - 12 hr and diluted with -water, Thi,- crystals are filtered of 'f, and
washed in -water and petroleu--L et-her. T-)~e percentage yi.elds and melting
points, in OC, of the substance.-i -),,~,tained arcs 11 78, 93 - 94; IV 78,
126.5 - 127 (from ethyl acetate); V 83, 133 - 134 (from ethyl acetate);
for the production of III, siee- report XIX, RZhKhim, 1962, abstract 12Zh7,
melting point 140 - 1410C. moles of IV.dissolved in 100 ml absolute
alcohol is heated with 0.00-51 uioli-- of KOCOCii for 70 lira at 950c; the
5 1
HOBO2CH is filtered off rind witn al-cohol, the filtrate evaporated
in vacu~, and the residue srhioc,~i up with e0if!r and an aqueous Na co solu-
2 3
tion; the ether extracts are vta:-:;'hQd in- viater and dried. Of' the oil
separated, 1.05 g is analyzed c:;iromiatographically on neutral Al 20 3' 20
and 50 ~o, respectively, of 2-ber,,zami(io- and 6-benzamido-4-tert-butyl-cyclo-
hexene-I (VI and VII), 30 of 2-lbonzabi'J.40-4-tertI-butyl-othoxy cyclohexane
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~VILII) and traces of acetate
are washed out with C H -
6 0
under the same conditions, b
separated amounto to 1.11) g,
that it consists of 25 ~6
notes Complete translation.
'T'tv~ ~,I-hanolysis of V is caarriLd n-,
-11
tn- continues for 23 hra; ti1c, 0~1
an-d on neutral Al 203 has shown
CI
7 T ,60 % VIII, and 5 % IX. [Abs tract erl,
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SICHER, J.; TICHY, M.; SIPOS, F.; PANKOVA, M.
Stereochemical studies. Part 20: Conformtional studies of the
2-anino-4-t-batyloyclohexanol ; an approach to quantitative conforma-
tional analysis of neighboring group participation and solvo2ysis in
1.2-difunctional cyclohexane derivatives. Coll Cz Chem 26 no.9:
24-18-2434 '61.
1. Institute of Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry, Czechoslovak
Acadeny of Sciences, Prague.
(Stere~dberA stry) AConformational analysis)

PANXOVIq M.V. (Moskva)
Stressed state of a curved beam beyond elastic 11mit. Imi, AN
SSSR. Ifekh. no.3:110-133 MY-Je 165.
(MIRA 18t7)

15-1'2)
AjTHORS;
TITLE:
PERIODICAL:
.;33TRACT:
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Solinov, F. G., Pankova, N. A.
Investigation oMir"Glass Refin'ing Process With tLe lf("Ip of'
Pilm Cameras
Steklo i keramika, 1959, Nr lo, PP 9 - 14 (USSR)
The kinetics of the refining process of glass was investigated
here by photographing the melting state at high temperatures
in a perpendicular plane on cinematographic film. This method
permits the continuous observation of the actionS taking place
in the melt. This work was carried out together -,,.,ith the film
studio for .3cientf-fic -popular films. The films were --ade by the
cameraman P. M. Kosov. Cuvettes of transparent optical quartz
were used for the melting and refining o~ the -lass. The pic-
tures were,projected 3o times enlarged on a screen. In a half-
melted charge, a continuous upward movement of the individual
unmelted parts and bubbles of various size takes place, as
shown in figure I and table 1. The formation of bubbles on the
bottom of the cuvette is shown in figure 2, and the time of
the formation of bubbles and their separation from the bottom
is shown in table 2. The average increase of the bubble volume
during its upward movement, as well as its decrease on the
surface are shown in table 3. The melting and rEfining process

Divestigation of the Glass Refining Process With the SOV/72-59-10-4/14
Help :)f Film Cameras
changes considerably when water is added to tho char.-e, as
may be seen from figures 3,4, and 5. The process of periodic
bubble formation on the bottom of the cuvette in a melt with
the addition of arsenic is shown in figure 6, and in a sul-
phate melt in figure 7. The formation of foam in a charge with
sulphate addition is shown in figure 8, and the for ation of
bubbles on the bottom of the cuvette in a melt with sulphate
addition in figure 9. The formation of bubbles on the bottom
of the cuvette may be seen from figure 10. The authors state
in conclusion that the finished melt flows to the bottom of
the cuvette, and the melted parts and the bubbles rise to the
surface. After the charge is completely telted, the process
of bubble formation takes place on the bottom. A number of
quantitative measurements were made besides the visual obser-
vations, which show the course of the refining process in the
course of time. The measurement results vill be nublished at
a later date. There are 10 figures and 3 tables.
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ALEKSANDROV, V.N.; GITI.9, S.s.; GOLUBEV., G.S.; PANKOVAJI.N.A,
Studying the catalytic activity of the cobalt salts of aliphatic
monobacic acids in the oxidation of p-xylene. Khim. nrom. 41
no.5%336-337 My 165. (MIRA 18a6)

s/oal/62/000/024/072/073
B166/B166-
AUTHORS: Solinov, F. G., Pankova, N. A.
TITLE: On the scatter of experimental data in the quantitative eva-.
luation of the degree of clarification of glass.
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 24,,1962, 587, abstract
24K360 (Steklo. Byul. Gos. n.-i. in-ta stekla, no. 3 (112),.
19611 5 - 11).
TEXTt A comparison of dispersions under various conditions has shown that-
.the scatter of experimental data in te'sts*is random in origin and little
dependent on the stabilization of tbcbebonditLcns*wtsm:examined in the present
work. 'The tests showed that no great advantage is to be gained by using
any particular crucible. When there is a large quantity of bubbles the
error in counting abd measuring them increases considerably. This error
can be,reduced by recalculating the quantity of bubbles in the specimen.
[Abstracter's notei Complete translation
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SOLINOV, F.G.;_LIANKOVA, N*A.
Rapid rising of the bubbles in melted glass under changing tempera-
ture conditions. Stek. i ker. 19 no.2:15-17 F '62. (MIRA 15:3)
(Glass manufacture)
-- .,:IU6~i1--- - .~ ,
- -1 --,_ ~. 'I"
- , I ~, - ~;Al_ .472
~, I I ~~ ~I,z ~ 5~ " -,-.: .

PANKO,VAJ,,,..N.A..... kand. tek)n. niuk
CharacteristAc comiconition of bubbleB in the raw rnaterlLal glass
batch. Stek. i ker. 22 no.12;1-4 D 165. (MM4 18.12)
1. Gosudarstvennyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy Institut stekla.

SOLINOV, F.G.; PANKOVA, N.A.
Experimental determining of the movement rate of bubbles in
the melt. Stek.i ker. 19 no.9:13-18 S 162. (MIRA 15:9)
(Glass manufacture)

1. PANKOVAO K. A.
20 USSR (600)
7. "Concerning Humus Formation in Certain Soils of the Forest-Steppe Zone in the
Fergana Range", Trudy Pochvennopp In-ta im. Dokuchayova AN SSSR (Works of
the Soil Institute imeni Dokuchayev, Acad Sci USSR, Vol 31, 1950~ pp 292-315.
9. Kikrobiglogri , Vol XXI, Issue 1, Moscow, Jan-Feb 10.52 pp 121-132, Unclassified.

P11,11KCIIA ) H, A.
"The Chanee in the Content and Composition of
Or genie Matter in Soil Culdvation," Pochvove-
deniye, No. 1, 1949.

2. T~SS~ (600)
4- Kutuluk Valley-Soils
7. Amount and composition of organic substances in certain soils of the Kutuluk
experimental plot. Trudy Pochv. inst. 37 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, June 1953. Unclassified.

FutulwC Valley
Ainount, and comjosition of orCanic substanccs in certain soilL, of th,~ 1, ~,lltuluk
nlot. 'rldy Pochv. in-It. 37,
I!onthlir List of Russian Accessions, Librarr of Conl-reos
June 1953. U110L.

~, 1~.
. ;:~' ' h , Foci vov(-,I-nir, J.o-(), ?.16-754
, _i J - -.' 7 al 7, 1 .-1

PANKOVA, N.A.
Content and composition of organic zatter in some soils of the Kut*dlwm
experimental area. Truay Pochvennogv Inst. in..V.V. Dokuchaeva, Akad.
Nauk S-S-S-R, 37, 329-45 152. (MLRA 6:3)
(GA 47 no.21:11626 153)

'MSR/Agriculture T4= 49
Sot! Science-
Humus
"Mange in the Content and, Composition of Organic
Matter in Soil Cultivatio%" K M. Nonova, N. A.
PAnkova, N. P. Ballchikova, 9 pp
*Pbobvoved" No 1
M.Meriments conducted over many years showed that
hl&est humus content vas obtained In soils which
had been fertilize& with *anure.- Top 20 cm, of soils
had highest humus content.' In generdl, the amount
of humus created vas 1/4 1/3 of the amount of
56 &_ca4
USM/Aariculture (Ccnt&) 'Tim
miure applied. Describes simple method to daterAlne
presence of free humic aoidLe In soils treated with.'
zdaure. FVrther research wiU be conftated, to dater-L
the aU0=t Of IIU=13 WORtO& In fields pl=te&
an a crop rotation system'vith periodic plantings of,
perennial grasses.
0-4 zi
04
a 0 4.,
0
'do

I Action of humus substances on V.%wth and development
'of plitnts, Jit. At. Kononova and N. A. Pankii
,~rDpk
lady Akad. Nauk S.S.S.R. 73, 1060-27MM- es s %ith
welklLilyml wts of NA hunuteit, solos, of hutnic orids.
wid thost of fulvic acids isalittr4l ly,,m Potizol wils showril
-a dc,finoc Pot. trowth-stimutatiox vatrt ois voto ,oit wit,,at
~jx-cjnicus. (". M. Kowlalion

0 0 9 *1* * * 0 ib a a 0 0;0 0 0 111 0 9 0 0 a a 0 0 6 6 0 0
000 00 0 00 0 0000 06 00
r 1~ it ts i. ;i ;4 4.x zi it X 1; 1: D It 13, A4v 4; 4 64 it r 0
-A t. JL F. Z- O-A lit a IV U A I f
~sl
0
00 A Cb&nges In content and composition of joR organic
*0
matter as a remdt of cubivation. Nt. NI, Knnimmi. N.
A_-JtLnkamr and N. 11. 11r)'chikov.a. J',ikrr~Jrt,e -00
(Pirdolotty) 1949, Xv. 1,1!8,17. - Addn%. tit minutrov" a
Iiieflod of yrs. Ims Inerrised the org. utaltvr milt-rit
jxxivillre4j, chernorcin. etid striv cmMireil .4k. %1.%- 0
go nut"I imik coulain mote bumic aciii dwis wt Ill,oltlltA %iviN. 0
Oo Alionition of light, meatatted by mu.m.4 -4 ;1 pliottiturlef.
hy 11111111rurld Millis. tit.-IV wtvr ..' a mralis 44 'WhIrlitim -
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"The starting wine i.-.aterials for Taim-1yansk sparkling wine. 11 !-Ibscov
Technological Inst of the Food Industry. loscow,.1956. (Dissertation For
the !J--gree of Candidate in Technical Sciences).
Knizhnaya-letoris'
No 34, 1956. Moscow.

PPXKOVA, Y.V.
Changer. in the cell nucleus in the early develolnental stages
of the loach. TSitologiia, no.1; 36-42 Ja-F'63. (MIRA 16:6)
1. laboratoriya radiatuiomoy gencitiki Instituta, biofiziki
AN SSSR, lioskvr,.
(LOACHES) (CEIL NUGIZI)

PANKOVA N.V-
eic acids in tho earlY evbryogenY Of
Cytochemical t;wdy of nuel no. 5:1182-1184 Je ' 64. (MIRA 17,.6)
fishes. Dokl. AN SSSR 156 fiziki KN SSsR. Predstavleno akademikom
1. institut biologicheskoy
Yu.A.Orlo'vym.

PANKOVA, N.V.; SHAPIRO, N.I.,
0.
Effect of X rars on the duodenum and the intramural ganglia of
Auerbach's plexus and Meisaner"B'plexus. Dokl. AN SSSR 116 no.3:
404-406 5 '57. (MIRA 11:2)
1.1natitut biologicheakoy fiziki AN SSSR i Moskovskiy gosudarstvezMY7
universitat im. M.V. lomanosova. Fredstavleno akademikom Ye.N.
Pavlovskim.
(I RAYS--MSIOLOGICAL EMCT)
(DITOBEIRR-1) (11MESTIMS-1181FITIVATION)

NUZHDIN, N.I.; SHAPIROp N.I.; CHUDINOVSKAYA, G.A.k N-V
Effect of protective oubotanceo on mwmlian gonsAs. Zh=. ob.
biol. ~l no.6:430438 N-D 160,, (MIRA 14SI)
I. Inotitut genetiki i Institut bioftziki AN SMR.
(RADIATION PROTECTION) (GENERATIVE Olpm)

PANKOVA N,V.
Radiation injuries of interphase nucle' in the calls of developing
loach embryos. Radioblologlia 5 no*4055-558 t65.
(MIRA 18:9)
1. Institut biologichookoy fAziki AN SSSR, Moskva.

PANKOVA, N.V.
Chromosome breakage in some cell generations in irradiated
loach fetuses. Radiobiologiia 5 no.2:24E-252 165.
. (1,aRA 18:12)
1. Institut biologicheskoy fiziki AN SSSR, Moskva.

L Wo-66 M(m)
ACCESSION NR: AP5020838 7JR)~0020/65/163/004/11)0:L/10()2
q +
~AUTHOR: Pr or-1c
1A,
1TIME9. Differential radiatioLi arent sets of ehromoso~~s
_i_nJMj!j of p
~80URCE. v 1001-10021 and
AN SSSR. Dokjadyj v 1631 no- 4,,~1965
insert - f acing P, 1002
TOPIC TAGS: experiment animal, radiation biologic offects-animal
genet i.CP
-w e invostigated in salmon
,ABSTRACT:.-Parent sets of chromosomes
.'($al_mR salar It.) and grouncIling MisguriTas- fopsilis fertilized ova
1,ih 'diff eiebt Ttages of cleavage t6 dbtdriln_F`r~a4bsensitivity
differencos*(,The groundling fertilized ova were irradiated with a
1000 r,doso 65 kVj 15 maj focal length 20 cmp 485 r/min) in the
third stago-of cleavagep and the salmon fertilized ova were irradiate
1with an 800 r,.dose in the fourth stage of eloavageo The irradiated
A also
lembryos 'were fixed in the middlo and late blastula stages Eui
Ithe gastrula stage, Chromosome injurieit were determined in prepara-
L!;q~~ /3

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'tions, of crushed.stained enforyos. In earlier morphological studies
he
of salmon and'groundling blastomeres) the dual structure of t1_
'nucleus observed in -the interphase was found to correspon d in the
metaphase to two chromosome complexes whid-h remained separate In all
~:developmental stages. In the-present study, only one of the two
ichromosome complexes forming the blastomere nucleus in an irradiated
.:embryo was damaged. In some embryos, the maternal complex with its I
'loosely distributed chromosomes was damaged, and in other embryos the 1
paternal complex with its closely arranged chromosomes was found
damaged. These differential radiation injuries of the parental set
~of chromosomes were observed in the metaphase stage as well as the
'anaphase-tel.ophase stages. The effects of the initial chromoso
me
breaksy usually of the chromosome and chromated bridges in the
bridge-breakage-fuston cyole,, wero carried through to the blastula
several cell generations after irradiation. However# the
presence of certain types of fragments indicates that some chromosome
aberrations are the rezult of breaks occurring several generations
after irradiation, Radiation injury diff'orenoes of parental
chromosome-complexes appear depandent,on the developmental istage at
the moment of irradiation* Orig, art him, -1 table,,
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20-3-15/46
AUTHORS: Levinson, L. B., Pankovaq N* Ve Shapiro, N. 1.
TITLE: The Effect of X-Ray Irradiation Upon the Duodenum and the Intra-
mural Ganglia of the Plexus Myentericus (Auerbachi) and the Intra-
mural Ganglia of the Plexus Submucosus (Meissneri) (Vliyaniye
rentgenovokogo oblucbeniya na dven,idtoatiperatnuyu kishk'u i intra-
muraltnyye ganglii Auerbakhova i Meysencrova apleteniy)
IERIODICAL: Doklady AD SSSR, 1957, Vol- 116, Nr 3, Pp- 404 - 406 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: One of the most essential problems of the effect of radiation upon
mammalia to be solved experimentally concerns the effect of damage
of the central and vegetative nervous system by radiation. In view
of this the comparative investigation of a damage produced within
some organ and within nerve cells innervating in tlli[3 particular
organ is most important. In this respect the duodenum of mice and
the intramural gan.-lia, mentioned in the title, present the most
appropriate experimental objects. The investigation was limited to
the comparison of changes which oocur in the cells of the epithe-
lium of the vascular plexus (Bruni-.ieri) and in the nerve cells of
the intramural ganglia of the intestine. For this purpose the
Card 1/3 authors tried to study the morphological changes and also to trace

20-3-15/46
The Effect of X-Ray Irradiation Upon the Duodenum and the Intxnural Gangliu
the Plexus Myentericus (Auerbachi) and the Intramural Ganglia of the Plexus
Submucosus (Meissneri)
the earliest changes in the nerve cells which are engaged with the
perturbation of the interchan,"e. The authors determined the des-
oxyribonucleic acid, the ribonucleic acid and -the acid phosphatase.
The mice were all irradiatect with a total dose of 5000 r. At this
dose the so-called "intestine form of the radiation death" occurs.
The mice died after 1,5; 3; 6; 24 and 72 hours after the treatment.
The preparing and the investigation of the preparation are dis-
cussed. 1,5 hours after the treatment clearly discernible destruc-
tive processes in the.vascular plexus (Brunneri) can be observed.
After 3 hours these destructive prDcesses occur also in other
parts of the epithelium. After 3. 5 and 24 hours these processes
communicate to the cells of the vascula plexus (brunneri), where-
by the cells areeven more deformed. The boundaries between the
cells disappear, most of the nuclei are destroyed and the rest be-
comes unnaturally large. In thqbod:Les of the nerve cells of the
intramural ganglia no deformations of the morpholo-gical structures
at all were observed. More details will be given. The investigation
discussed in this place demonstrates the extraordinary sensibility
against radiation of the epithelium cells of the vascula plexus
Card 2/3 (Brunneri)

20-3-15/46
The Effect of X-Ray Irradiation Upon the Duodenum and the Intramural Ganglia of
the Plexus Myentericus (Auerbachi) and the Intramural Ganglia of the Plexus
Submucosus (Meissneri)
There are 3 figures,and 5 referencea, 2 of which are Slavic.
iSSOCIATIONt Institute for Biophysics of the AN TISSR;State University imeni
14.V. Lomonosov) Moscow
(Institut bioloGicheskoy fiziki Akademii nauk SSSR I Moskovskiy
gosudarstvennyy universitet im. M. V. Lomonosova)
PRESENTED: July 1, 1957, by Ye. N. Pavlovskiy, Academician
SUBMITTED: April 18, 1957
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 3/3

PANIKOVA, 0.
KATALIINA, 0. B., PANIKOVA, 0., and SMTAY-OVA, -A. "On Apple Rosette (Possibly
Virus Disease)011 Sad i Oggrod, no. 8, 1951, PP. 36-38. 80 9a13
So: Sira - Si-90-5.3, 15 Dec. 1953

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11, .
See: NATALIM, 0. B.
RUTIKOVA, 0. "On Apple Roset lc (Possibly Virus Disuase), " 1951.
SO: SIU, SI-90-53, 15, Dec. 1953

1. NATAL'INA, 0., PANIKOV& 0.0 SHF.STAROVA A.
2. USSR (600)
7. "Concerning Rosette Disease of the-Apple Tree", Sad i Cgorod, No 8, 1951, pp 36-38.
9. Nikrobiologiva, Vol XXI, Issue 1, Moscow, Jan-Feb 1952, PP 121-132. Unclassified.

PANKOVA, R.A.; KHODOVA, D.N.; GORYUSHKINA, I.A.
W dryed feces in
Study on the survival of dysentery microbes in caucasus. Zhur.
transportatiO,, under the conditions of Northern
mikrobiol.; epid- i immun. 41 no.6:133-134 Je 164. (MIRA is-.1)
1. Dorozhnaya sanitarno-epidemiologichesk-aYa stantsiya Severo-
y,avkazskoy zheleznoy dorogi,

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KLRTIKA W.SSTIJOYS-1V
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SO: LETOPIS NO. U, 1949

pANWTOVt S.A.v doktor tokhn. nauk; YEGOROV) M.V.t in?,h.
Dynamic processes in cone-shaped machines for coarse-crUshing. Stroto
i dor. mash. 10 no.10'.32-33 o 165. (!ATqA 18tlO)

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heltims vverc pre,terved with quititwA, mulpir, and by th~
be
O"Ilturg-Kalblin fuetw (C. A. 24, LMS). In all CALW*
the henwAylic Index was loweml.
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firuited. M. 1104ch

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Ap '57-
1. Iz Instituta eksperimentallnoy patologii i terapli rallft AM11
SS&R.
(NITROGEN MUSTARDS, eff.
U-bia(2-cl,iloroetkvl)-2-chloropro;)ylat.,iine on o-rod . of
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DU14SM , V.F.ftranslator); KOERIN, B.B.[translator]..- PARICOVA2.S.V.
[translator); POPOV, F.V.[translatorl; TRYAP: B, V.A.
[translator]; FADFd'-7V, Yu.N. (translator); RUIUVISWUMV..
B.I., red.; F014INA, MO.,, red.; IOULIVA, N.A,,, tekhn. red.
(Contemporar.v problems of entomology) Sovreme3mye problerW
entomologii; sbornik statei. Pod red. i s predisl. B.I.
Rukavishnikova. Moskva, Izd-vo inostr. lit-ry. Vol.2. 1961.
.' 4j.'- ~~ 182 p. (Insecticides) (NIRA 15: 11)
(Insects, Injurious and beneficial-Control)

USSR/Faim ;Iniimls -- Honey Boo.
,'xbs Jbur : rlcf Biol., 11o 3., 2755
Author : S.V.
List
Title : S.-xic. 11cculiaritics o;7 Ifo-..c:y BQ,~s.
Oritg) I-)-ab:-LIchoIovo&.ctvo, 15~, I-To 3; j"CJ-45.
Abstract : O-u s"u-110.3ring th-~! danc,~s Vlw bc~cs of n family SQ-*(".-l,--(l in
i,71-ass lo,--('hi'V~~, 111110L COI:MarillC!~ UIC-7.31 With 1?1~-
biisllul data, tho antcc!--,D~ cz,-;:clucles. that th~~ Grey
Gcorrjlian bee Indian bL:L! (3-DIS :,L*.I-
ill the charac-~c~~: of its e,-rcular danec which,
.-sti- :u
C, j nf; ishec! frc.:i t'ac- dw,ci2r, of th Kl:xis ai-id IiZiiar
-" bcc;,
races o, , ;i,,t; stable upon a ci-a:i~;-
th,-! dircction to the f.:~od 7ourcc. -- V. A. T.
Card 1/1

LOPITINA, N.O., rJZNSTSOVA, M.A., PANNOTA, S.V.
Phftiological nature of the I'damen of bees rwith summarv in Inglishl
Zhur*.V6* -386 S-0 158.-.
'biolo 19 ho,5076 (HIRA,11910)
1., Uboratoriya fiziologii nizshil& zhivotuy-kh Instituta fixiologii
imeni I*P* Pavlova; AN SSSR;
(BIMS) . * ,
(CONDITIOND RNSPONSI).

V,~
PANKOVA, T.A.
Work capacity in tuberculous spondylitis (with summary in Yrench].
Probl.tub. 35 no#5:81-BB '57- (HI'RA 10: 11)
1. It 8-go protivotuberkulazaogo dispensers (~:Iavny7 vrach Ya.M.
Gimmellfarb. nauchnyy rukovoditell prof. A*2;.Sorkin)
(TUBBROULOSISg SPINAL
work capacity)
(WORK
a.apacity in spinal tuberculosis)

PANKOVAI T. A. Cand Med Sci -- (diss) lj&~4ty fep-wark of
patients with tuberculous spondylitis." M08,1958. 18 pp.
(Second Dios State Med Inst im I.I. Pirogov). 200 copies.
M, 8-58, 108)
-68-

PANKOVA, T. A.
PANKOVA, T. A.: "Diagnostic errors, their causeal and important
sources of them". Ivanovo, 1955. Ivanovo State Medical Inst.
(Dissertatlons for the Degree of Candidate of Fledicai Sciences)
SO: KnizhnMa ietopis', No. 52, 2b December, 1955. Moscow.

- - ZOLO'rAREV)-V*F*; PAN'KOVA$ T.F.
Unit for wasuring resistance noises. PribA tekh-eksp, 6
no.5:181 S-0 161. (MMA 24:10)
1. Firiko-tekhnicheskiy institut, AN SSSR.
(Electronic instruments)

TEMIRKHANOV, Gadzhi; PANKOVA, V., red.; MALEK, Z., tekhn. red.
[Petroleum is coming) Neft' idet. Moskva, Profizdat,
1953. 69 P. (MIRA 16:7)
1. Burovoy master Stalinskoy kontory bureniya tresta
"Stalinneft'", Stalinskiy rayon (for Tat4rkhanov).
(Azerbaijan--Petroleum production)
U

SPZWSKIY, Viktor Grigorly'evich; PLECHUN, Geumdiy Vssillyevioh;
PAUNA Y-*~,-red.;. SHADRINA, N.D., tekhn. red,
~V~acmtallurg7 -of steel] Vak=mnaia obrabot)aL stali. [Noakra3
Izd-vo WsSipall, 1958. 68p (MM 11:10)
(iacuum metallura)
(Steel-Matallurgy)

YNREME-110, naHmir Ifilcolayevich; PANOU,, -- V-M-P red.; GOLIGMEKOVA, A.A.,
takhn* red,
Dkilde're of hyftau.Uo struatures; a narritive] aldroctroiteli;
ocherk, [)[D~kvaj Izd-vo VTaSPS [Profizdat,'" 1958. 126 p.
.. (Stalingrad H7droaleotrio P6ver Station) (MIRA 11:10)

folvkov ft., -- -- --- --- ---
MAK"OV. A.P.; PANKUIA, V.A.
Case of spontaneous exit of a foreign body from the respiratory
tract with perforation of the thoracic wall. Sov.mod, no.2:38-39
F 154. (MLRA 7:1)
1. Iz Tessentukekoy ob"yedinennoy goredskoy detakoy bollnitsy
(glavnyy vrach A.S.Vasillyeva).
(Respiratory organs-Foraign bodice)

PANKRATOVA. V.G. (Zalinin); VOLYNSKIY, B.A, (Rybinsk).
"Surveying on the terrain' by N.A. Zziamenskii. Reviewed by V.G.
Pankratoya and B.A. Volynskii. Hat. v shkole no.2.81-83 Mr-Ap
058. (MIRL 11:2)
(Surveying-Testbooks)
(Znamenakii, X.L.)

CHUTA. Petr Semenovich, bulldozerist; PANWFA, Y.M.. redaktor; KIRSANOVA,
V,A., takhnicheskiy redaktor.-
[All-purpose bulldozer] Bulldozer - universalInala mashina. Hookwa.
Izd-vo VTsSPS Profisdat, 1955. 39 P. (mMA 9:4)
1. Perepadnaya gidro-elektrichesksys. stantsiya, Tadzhikskoy SSR.
(for Chirra).
(Bulldozers)