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GONCHAROV, V.V.; PROKOPYEVA, Ye.A.; SM.TT-FOGELEVICII, S.F.
R2031iihase in fired chromium spinellidE. Dokl. AN SSSR 14C
11 no.3:648-651 5 '61. (YJ-RA 14:19)
1. Vsesoyuznyy institut ogneUDorov. Predstavleno akademikom N.V.
Belwym. (Spinel group)

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'AUTHORS: Gonoharovt V. V., Pro.koftyeva, Ye. A., and Shmi t t -Fogel evich,
S. P.
TITLE: The R203 phase in roaste& chromium apinellides
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk MR. Doklady, v. 140, no. 3, 1961, 648-651
TEXT: The authors endeavored to clear up the following problems: a) is
the R20 3 phase in the grains of chromium spinellides roasted at 1200 and
14500c, or should it.be considered a solid solution Fe2o 3 -Gr2o 31 b) What
is the composition of the R 0 phase,.and what are the kinetics of its
2 3
,formation? 1) 3aranovskiy and 2) kempirsayokiy chromium apinellidealwere
tested by roasting between 700 and 16000C,.and differed noticeably in their
content of PeO, Cr2o V A1203 , and Pe203- M. Ye. Borodacheva assisted in
analyses. X-ray' patterns were taken with a YPC-500 (URS-50I) diffractometw
with CuKa radiation. The results are given in Table 1. The R 20 3 phase was,,
found the x-ray patterne for the chromium spinellide,l) between 800 and
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The R203 phase in roasted BI ON 01
150OPCI and for 2) between 800 and 16000C. Below 80000 it is assumed to
be. x-ray amorphous. The oaloulated,values of a R 0 are"always considerably--'
2 3 .
iower than those found experimentally. Thus# the method of calculation
according to the equation
d. cos
L~ 1/'(h2 + k3 + 12) 0 tg, 1) (lik 1h 1k)
aRo = - j-- 1 2
-sin
has proved a failure. Because of these differences and the dimensions of
the ionic~radii, it is assumed that the Fe2o3 content of the R 203 phase is
higher-than the calculated value. Most fikely, the iron oxide formed by
oxidation of the Feo in the initial chromium spinellide is part of the
residual chromium spinellide up to a ratio of RO ; R20 3 - 1.. It is assumed'
that RO : Fe 0 in the residual. chromium spinellide remains constant at
2 3-
all,temperature's. The R203 (Fe 20 3 fOr 203t and A1203) excess over RO (8m)
forms the R 0 phase. Two equations were derived for calculating the
2 3
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The R203 phase in roasted ... B103/3101
content of Cr 203 and A1203 in the R 203phase:
m + m + m 4mi 5-42m
Fe 0 Cr 0 Al 0
2 3 2 3 2 3
where mFe2o 31 mCr2o31 MA120 3 are
A120 3in the R20 3 phase. If this
m and m , where m -
Cr2o3 A1203 F8203
+ 5.35m +
Fe 0 Cr 0
2 3 2 3
the molecular parts of
system of equations is
b, the composition and
5.12= a Aq
Al 0 R-ft!
2 3 2-3
Fe20V Cr2o 39 and
solved for
quantity of the
R203 phase are obtained. It results from these calculations that the
content of Fe 203 in the R20 3 phase of the chromium spiriellide 1) increases
by 2.97% with increasing temperature (800-1500'C). For 2) this increase
amounts to 1.32% (800-16000C). This interrelationship is more strongly
pronounced in the case of A120 3: Its content increases by 15-37 and 8.22%,
respectively. Cr2o 3 shows an inverse dependence, since its content
decreases with increasing temperature. The yield in R20 3 phase between 800
and 11000C is much larger in 1) than in 2). Composition and quantity of
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The R20 3 Phase in roasted
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B103/B101
the R20, phase in the temperature range, where they can be identified by
x-rays, depend on the chemical composition, particularly on the FeO content
There are 3 tables, 6 Soviet and 2 non-Soviet-bloo references. The two
references to English-language publications read as follows; G. R, Rigby
et al., Thu Iron and Steel Institute, special Report, no. 32, 43 (1946)1
J. It. Rait, Ibid., no. 32, 175 (1946).
ASSOCIATION: Vsesoyuzi;yy institut ogneuporov (All-Union Institute of
Refractory Materials)
PRESERITED. A:pril 25, 1961, by V. N. Belov, Academician
SUBMITTED: April 24, 1961
Table 1. Experimental determination of the oxidation of FeO, of the
R203/FeO ratio, and of a R203 of chromium spinellides at 400-17000C.
Legend: (1), saranovskiy chromium spinellidel (2) kempirsayakiy chromium
spinellidel (a) temperature; (b) quantity of oxidized FeO, ~61 (c) molar ra-
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NOVIKOVA, N.V.; PROKOPY-EVA, Ya.(,. (Laningrad)
4. --J,
Comparative evaluation rof wirl-,is meth .3 for detArraining, the
activity of alcaline phoophatase. Lab. delo no. 12:713-710' 164.
(MI.RA 18: 1)

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B105XB202
AUTHORS: Kusakov M. M., Konovalova L. A.9 Prokoflyeva Ye. A.,
Sidorenko V. I.
TITLEt Effect of temperature and pressure on the viscosity of
mixtures of mineral oils and organosilicon liquids
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 14, 1961, 543,
abstract 14 M249 (Tr. 3-,Y VBes. konferentsii po treniyu
i iznosu v mashinakh. M., AN SSSR, V** 3, 196o, 262 - 270)
TEXT: The authors pres~ent experimental data on the viscosity of the
solutions of poysiloxane~ liquids (PL) in mineral oils at atmospheric
pressure and in the temperature interval of -50 to +60 0 C as well as at
pressures of up to 3000 kglem 2 in the temperature interval of from +10 to
+500 C. The viscosity measurements (dynamic) at atmospheric pressure and
at different temperatures were made by means of the capillary viscosimeter
of the type Ubbelohde and at high pressures by means of the falling-sphere
viscosimeter. The components of the mixture were mineral oils MVP and the
spindle oil AU as well as ethyl- and butyl polysiloxane liquids, The
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B105/B202
Effect of temperature and pressure ...
authors give temperature curves of the viscosity of the oils MVP, AU
and of three PL. An addition of PL to the oils MVP and AU improves the
temperature curie of their viscosity by increasing its slope in the field
of low temperatures. With simultaneous addition of PL and high-molecular
thickeners -to the oil, the effect of PL mainly causes an increase of the L/
temperatuie slope of the viscosity temperature curve; the effect of the
thickener leads to an increase of the viscosity level. The effect of PL
and the thicken~GM becomes manifest independently. For all temperatures
investigated the effect of PL is the stronger the higher the pressure.
The results of the study of the piezometric dependence of the viscosity
of the mixture of mineral oil and PL showed that the viscosity of the
mixtures at given pressure is no additive property. The deviation of the
viscosity isobars from the linearity increases with increasing pressure
and with increasing difference in the piezometric coefficients of
viscosity of the oil and PL. With increasing pressure and at a certain
ratio of the componentat the viscosity isobars of the mixtures show a
certain minimum. With addition of various commercial PL to the oils, the
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B105 B202
Effect of temperature and pressure ...
character of the change of the relative viscosity depends on pressure and
temperature. In this case relative viscosity decreases with increasing
PL content in the mixture. With increasing concentration of FL in the
mineral oil the piezocoeffioient of viscosity decreases. [Abstracter's
notet Complete translationi-
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Oldrod1namichaskaya toorIY3 =IZ-1cl. Opory 3kollzhenlyn, SmazkA
1.4maxothn"a materisly (Hyd-wynsmic Theory of Lubricati 0
Slip Hearings. Lubrication And L~brlcant Materials) Moscow
Izd- o AN SSSR. 422 p. Zrrata slip Inserted. 3,800 copies
Itat Tr-.4y v. 3)
printed. (Series-
Sponsoring Agency: klosdomiya ~auk SSSR, Inxtitut ma3hinavedenlya.
Reap. Eds. for the Section 'Hydrodynamic Theory of Lubrication
And Slip Be&rIngs*: Ye. X. -.3t'yar, Professor, Doctor or Tech-
nical ScIeft ea. and A. K. D'yachkov. Professor, Doctor Of Tech-
n1cal sel 'nets; Reap. Ed. for the Soctlon,viubrication And
Lubricant Kateriale. a. V. Vinogradov, Professor. Doitor of
Chemical Sciences; Ed, of Pub'ishing House; M. Ya. Xltbanov
Tech. Ed.* 0. R. Quolkova.
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or sciences usw contains paDerv presented at the III
Vessayuznayn 11onferentslya p0 trendyu I Itnosu v mashinakh
(ThIrd All-Valon Conforenct on Friction and Weir In Kxchln*l
!hIch was held A3rII 9-15. 195S. Problems discussed -ere in
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redynamic Theory (Cont.) SOV/5055
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Properties of Lubrlcant materials for
High Contact Stresses and Sliding Speeds 227
3"n" 1'. -L- 4. V. DI-yan.,a, and
B-A, 'Qervanoy. Effect or Synthetic Additives to
lubrCiating 0112 on Frictional Wear 234
SEM;*ap. Z. 0. Application of the Results of Wear-
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n*Ax*ta~_c_e--Ti's
t* or Lubricat-Ing Oils on machines With
Point Contact of the Prictim Surfaces 239
Volumetric 11achanical P~r*Pdrtl*3 of Lubricant materials
(dece&2*d), f, I. Lszhdan, And
V'SCMS Properties of 012 mixtures
or Different Chemical Character and of Solid Lubricants
Obtained by Thickening 248
and V, L, _ 'rxl'dman. In estlgltlon of
W. VISTCCUS Properties &f Lu-bric,ting Oils with Hl&h_
Polymer AddItI-v* at Low T.=-.,r.t~rsa
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277
310itayn' V'L T' Boundary-Layer Sliding And
Friction or riantic Lubricam-0 284
Vvrd-&"L7

KUSAKOV, M.M.; PROKOPYNA. Ye.A.; SHISBKIIL-*,, M.V.
Blectronic absorption spectra of some indaa homologs.
Opt.i spektr. 8 no.1:27-35 Ja 160. (ULRA 13:7)
(Ind,an--Spectra)
Pw.

AZOS, S.; AR IYXV. A.; ARTAMOKOV, I.; BABINA, I.; B OVSKIY, V.; BIX)ZHKO,V.-,
BRAV3RMLN, A.; BYKHOVSKIY, Yu.; VINOGRADOVA, M.; GATA IIM, Ye.;
GILIUMIRM, F.; GLORA, T.; GRJKYVIR, N.; GORDON, G.; GULIDIN, I.;
GULYAY3VA, Ye.; GUSHWM, I.; DAV7DOVWATA, Te.; DAMSKATA, G.;
DMMAGM, D.; 13VDOKIKOVA, A.; YAGUNOV, V.; UBBLYSHINSKIY. I.;
ZAYDMZtG, B.; AZMOSHNIKOV, I.; ITKIKA, S.; KARCEWSKIY, V.;
KWSHIN, D.; KUVINOV, Ye.-, KUZNITSOTA, G.; KURSHAKOV, I.;
LAMMIK, M.; IdUMMOVICH, G.; LISOVSKITj D.; WSKUTOV, F.;
HAMSKIY, Yu.; MASLYANITSKIY, I.; MAYANTS, A.; MILLER, L.;
MITROFANOV, S.; XIMUYIOV, A.; MYAKINEMOV, I.; HIKITIKA, I.;
NOV32f, R.; OGMIV, D.; OLIKHOV, No; OSIPIOVA, T.; OSTRONOV, M.;
PAKHMOVA, G.; , S.; PLAKSIN, I.; PLETEWA. N.; POPOV, V.;
PRASS. Yu.; Y=Ot!jg~V~; PUCHKO7, S.; RWXOVA, F.; RUMYANTSBV,M.;
SAKHAROV, I.; SOBOLI, S.; SPIVAKOV, Ya.; STRIGIN, I.; SPIRIDONOVA,V.;
TDCKO, Ta.; TITOT, S.; TROITSKIY, A.; TOLOKONNIKOV, K.; TROFIMOVA, A.;
FXDOROV, V.; CHIZHIKOV, D.; SHMN, Ya.; YUKHRANOV, D.
Roman Iazarevich Veller; an obituary. TSvet. met. 31 no-5:78-79
MY '58. WR& iis6)
(Veller, Roman Iazarevich, 1897-1958)

L 0 ~i'//S -1, -8 - i -- C 140
AUTHORS Kusakov, Frokoflyava, Ye.A. P F I/
" and ShiBhkina, i,V.
. . ........ ..
TITLE, Electronic Absorption Spectra of Sciae IndanlHanologu3z
PERIODICIL: Optica i spaktroskopiya, 19CO, Vol 8. Nr 1, tip 2-7-35 (Us"'R)
ABS MOT The authors report thair moasuroments of tha aloctronic qbsorpticm
spectra of indan and 15 of Its darivrLtiv(33. Tha6e s;~actra v;ere
obtained using a "Uvispok" spectrophotcmeter at v-velen~ths bet-neon
2200 and 12650 A, at room tsmiparature. Among the indan d'erivatives there
~Nere tan taonosubstituted, three disubstitutevi and two trisub3ti-Wted
Indans, The results are shovin in Figc 1-6, ir the fcrr. cf
log F-()L) , 'where F, is the molar extinction coefficient, Positions
of the absorption maximq and mininia of those compounds are list'-:~d ir.
Tables 1-4, The spactrwn of each camp
ourd is disc---isseJ bri9fly.
There are 6 fiores , 4 tables and 32 r8fer8nCOS , 13 of v,,hich are Soviot,
14- 3nglish, 3 French and 2' G~-rman.
SUMUTTED July 15, 1959
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CrOlICHAROV, V.V- -, PROKOVY37A,le.A.
Phase changes in chromium spinels upon heating. Dokl.AN SSSR 124 no.3:
638-641 Ja 159. (XIRA 12:3)
1. Loningradskiy institut ogneuporov. Predstavlono akademikom N.V.
Belowm.
(S-oinels) (Iron oxides)

50), 15(2) SO 7/2 o - 11 _24 - 7
AUTHORS: Goncharov, V. V., Prokoflyeva, Ye. A.
TITLE: On Phase Changes in Chrome Spinelides on Heating (0 faZOVY1~lq
izmeneniyakh khromshpinelidov pri nagrevanii)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 124, 1Tr 3, pp 638-641
(USSR)
ABSTRACT:: Chrome spinelides of accurately analyzed compositions vere
heated to 1400 - 1700 0 in air or argon. This was followed
by either slow cooling or immediate chilling in water. The
polished grindings showed needle-shaped crystalline pre-
cipitations. In addition to the lines of the chrome spinelides,
the R20 3 phase detected by Rait (Rayt) (R = Fe, Al, Cr) was
recognizable in the x-ray photographs. The substances con-
cerned are solid solutions. The values found depend on the
initial FeO content of the mineral. The R 203phase found
after heating to 1400 - 16oo 0 1-, a su-condary ne-,,i formation,
caused by oxidation. It must be distinguished from the
primary phase resulting on heating to 1400 0C- (1395",
Card 1/3 transition of Fe 0 into Fe,O ). All of the previous paplers
2 3 4

On rhase Changes in U",-;rome Spinelides or Heatin~~
S 0 7/2 c - 1 -2 3 - 11 /6 7
did not take this fact into account. The following pattern
of phase changes emerges:
0
1400-1boo
Chrome a-pinelide 700-130014, chrome spinelide
enriched in 11'.IgO + It-
phase R 2o 3 slow cooling
> solid solution 17000chrome spinelide
< chrome spinelide approaching the,
+ R203 (with excess of form RO.R 203
R2~ against RO.R 202)
The mineral analyses were carried out by M. Ye. Borodacheva.
S. P. Shmitt-Fog-elevich and G. G. I.Tellnikova participated in
the work. There are 4 figures, 5 tables, and 9 references,
5 of which are Soviet.
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On Phase Changes in Chrome Spinelides on Heating
ASSOCIATION: Leningradskiy institut opne-uporov
(Leningrad Institute of Refwctories)
S'7/2r 12~~-2-41/67
PRESENTED: SeFtember 27, 1958, by 11. V.
SUMITTED: September 27, 1958

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FROKOF I UVA, Te.D. --
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Work of the Tuvinian detachment of the Sayan-Altai Axpedition. Irat.
soob.Inst.etn. 20:8-16 154, (KLRA 7:6)
(Tuva, Autonomous Province--Description and travel)

PROKOFIUVA. Ye.D.
Materials on-the religious concepts of the Bntsy. Sbor.)(uz.ant,i
etn. 14:194-230 153* (XLRA 7:4)
(Samoyeds) (Religion, Primitive)

PROKOPY177A, YE.D.
Shamonisim
Costume of the YEnets' shaman, Shor. Muz. ant. i etn, 13, 1951
lkntbly List of Ruspian Accession , Librax-j of Congress, May 10,52, TRICUSSIFIED

4'!2 F'
BAKM4AN, V.I.; PROKCFIYEVA, Ye.F.
Gases dissolved in silt deposits (muds). Gidrokhim.mat. no.21: -
144-151 '53. (MLRA 7:3)
1. Fiziko-khimicheekaya laboratoriya TSentral'nogo instituta kur-
ortologii. (Silt) (Gases in soils) (Baths, Moor and mud)

-V-) PQ v- (~ V- !~' t "Y L- V Y L r -
USSR/Cosmochemistry - Geochiemistry. D
Abs4 Journal: Re-fe-rat Zhur - P---Limiya, '-R,:) 19: 1956,
Author: Bakhman, V. 1.
Institution: None
Title': Changes in Physicochemical Prope:.rti,as :j-' R3at During Weathering
Oriainal
Periodical: Sb. Vopr. i--7-ucheniya kurort. res-azrzi.-v SSSR. M(2c:,Y,, 1955,
266-271
Abstract: Different varietAes of natural a,:-,idf,~, ff~rrfgenou-3, hydrogen
sulfidic, calGii~m sulfatic and bland, are ui5ed for therapeutic
purposes. Best therapeutic properties are possessed by decomposed
peat of high moisture capacity, swellIng capability and thermal
capacity but low heat conductivity. 11 practii-,e use is made of
artificial weatherin8 by exposure to air daz-f-ng neveral months.
The authors have found that on weatherLig Lhe pr,!;ttTt; chhang(A vome
of its properties: plasticity, tenac~"ty, co'lloldal-neoB, etc,
losing thereby its balneolog~.cal
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NIKOLISKAYA, Ye,B,; PROKOFIYEVA, Ye.G.
Ghanges In alkaline and acid phosphatases induced by CO 4~10 /,--
irradiation effect on their solutions. Radiobiolo iia 5
no.4t618-619 165. %FA 18s9)

SOURGw CWD-E, WV0218j66j031/UO3/04153/0467
AUTHOR#. Novikova, N. V.; Prokof iyeva,. --Prokoflova, E. G.
Xo. G.
ORG: Sanitary-Hygienic Medical Institute, Leningrad (Sanitarno-SIgiyenicheskiy
meditsinskiy institut)
TITLE: Kinetics of simultaneous hydrolysis of phenylphosphate and glycolphosphate..
under the action of alkaline phosphatase
SOURCE: BiokhImlya, v. 31, no. 3, 1966, 463-467
TOPIC TAGSt hydrolysis, phosphatase, organic phosphate
SUB CODE: 06,07
ABSTRACT: In view of an earlier Investigation by Yu. G. Zhukovskiy dealing
with the simultaneous hydrolysis of phenylphosphate and glycolphosphate under
the action of acid phosphatase, the authors considered it of Interast to conduct
an analogous Investigation with alkaline phosphntaso, It vas found that under
the very same conditiom (370, 0.075 14 carbonate buffer, pH 10, concentration
of alkaline phosphatase preparation 0.004 mg/ml and substrate concentration 2
Millimoles) the rate of enzyrdc hydrolysis of sodium glycolphosphate Is alnost
32-fold less than that of sodium phenylphosphate, I. e. much less than for acid
phosphatase according to Zhukovskly's data. The quantities 1~m and V are deter-
mined for both substratese It was found that when both es
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BRESTKIN, A.P.; NOVIKOVA, N.V.; PROKOFIYE;VA, Ye.G.; RZHEKHIIIA, N.I.
Kinetics of sodium phenyl phosphate hy4rolysis by alkaline phosphatase.
Biokbimiia 26 no.2:266-2?5 Mr-Ap 161. 14: 5)
1. Chair of Inorganic Chemistry, Sanitary-;Hygienic Medical Institute,
Leningrad ~PHOSPHATASE) (SODIMI PHEM PHOSPHATE)

PR)KOFYEI,,A, YE. G., NOVIKOVA, N.V., DRESTKIN, A.P., R711EKIIiIIIA, N.I. (US,511)
"Kinetics of Enzymic 11 ydrolysis of Phenyl Phosphate."
Feport presented at the 5th Int'l. Bicchemistr%y Coni-ress,
Moscow, 10-16 AUE 1,Q61.

FRONCTITIVA, Ye.G., RZHEKHINA, R.!,, SVECHIEDVA, V-V-
-Of ii-~;rine ions on catalase and phosphatase activity of the
blood [with summary in rmg2loh], Trudy LSGM1 44:335-341 158
(MIRA 11:32)
1. Kafedra neorganicheskoy khimii Loningradskcgo senitarno-gigi-
yonicheskogo moditsinskago inatituta (zave kqfedro7 - prof. A.P.
Preatkin).
(YWORINE. off.
on blood catalpas & phosphatase activity in rabbits
(Rue))
(PROSPHATASUS. In blood,
same (Ruz))
(CATALASE, in blood
off, offluorine Ions In rabbits (Rua))

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PERFILOV, N. A., PROK010MIA, .1 NOVIKOVA, N. R., LOZHK]31, 0. V., DAROVSKM, V. F.,
and DFNISMIKO, G. F. (Ins du Radium, Leningrad, USSR)
"Sur Les Principes de Preparation d'emulsions a Grains Tres Fins Pour Les
Recherches Nucleaires et Leurs Proprietes."
paper presented at Program of the Second International Colloquium on Corpuscular
Photography. Montreal, 21 Aug - 7 SeP 1958.
Encl: B-3,LL4,6k7.

21 (0) CHICOM/28-3-5-4/20
AUTHOR: N. A. Perfilovj N. P. Novikova, E. I. Prokofeva
TITLE: Extremely Fine-Grained Nuclear Emulsion
PERIODICAL: Y~an Tzii Neng, 1958, Vol 3, Ur 5. pp 438-443
ABSTRACT: The authors discovered a method for manufacturing extremely
fine-grained nuclear emulsion. A method of potential control
reportedly can provide good reprodudhaity . The most probable
size of the grains were 0.04-0.08 u. The principle and process
are described. Three different types of emulsion are presented
and illustrated by microphotographs and figures. The first type
is a lw-sensitivity 11 TT -9 fragment" emulsion, that can be used
to detect particles with specific ionization losses such as
highly charged fragments, 4 -particles vjith energies from 20-3(kiev.
and 5-71lev. protons. The second type is 11 W-9 sensitive" emul-
sion ithich can be used to detect protons with energies of approxi-
mately 50 Mev. The third type is the It TTP telativistic" emulsion.,
that can detect minimum ionization charged particles. The authors
also reported that the first type emulsion film vdU not change
Card 1/2 in characteristics after a year storage period. The second type

-Extremely Fine-Grained Nuclear Emulsion (Cont.) CHICOM/28-3-5-4/20
does not change in a period of 6-8 months. The storage pro-
pertios of the third type has not been investigated in detail.
There are 10 figures, I table and 6 non-Chicom references.
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AUTHOR5. Perfilov, N. A., Nfcvikoiia, N. F., Prokcftyeva, Ve. I.
TITLE.- K ParticiLlar Fine Diulsion for [,.Iuclear Invustigations (Csobo melkow
zernistyya emullsii dlya yadernykh issledovaniy).
PERIODICAL"' Atomnaya Energiya, 19581 Vol. 4, Nr 1, pp. 45 - 51 (USSR).
ABSTRACT'O A production method for nuclear photoemulsions is described, in which
the measurements of the microcrystals are 0.01i - 0.08,&A, and which are
very uniformly distributed in the entire layer. In order to warrant
reproducibility in production, a method of "potentiometer control"
is given. B., this method it is possible with great accuracy to attain
the aim that, in the mixing of the components of the photoemulsion,
the ratio between bromine- and silver ions always remains constant.
The time of emulsion fixation is determined by the quantity to be
produced. For loo ml liquid emtilsion it is -- 18 m.
According to the registration sensitivity with respect to charged
particles the photoemulsions produced can be divided into 3 groups
which differ only as to small additions and the manner of sensibili-
zation,
Type I, Emulsion 1,P for Fission Products"v with emulsion
highly ionized ions of fission fragments, 2o MeVa-par"
Card 1/Z ticles, and 5 7 MOV protons can be recorded.

A partir-ular yine Emulsion for investigations. 69-1-5129
Type JI. Emulsion ,P - 9 - sensitivelly by means of Whiell it is
possible to record protons with an energy of up to 5o MO.
These plates are used especially if it is intended to de-
termine the energy of the charged particles occurring in
nuclear reactions with 6oo, MeV protons.
Type III. Emulsion "P - 9 - relativistic"a These plates record only
particles with minimum ionization, The emulsion e. go re-
cords relativistic electrons up to an average track densi-
ty of 6o grains per LootL particle range,
There are 12 figures, 1 table, and 6 references, 3 of which are Sla-
vic.
SUBMITTED: May 21, 1957.
AVkILABLE6" Library of Congress.
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FMFILOV, N.A.; -PRGXOF!YSYA,_Te,,1_"OVIKOVA, N.R.; LOZHKIN, O.Y.;
DAROVSXIXH, V.Y.;DZHISMO, G.F.
Manufacturir4 principle and properties of extra-fine grain
emulsions for nuclear investigations. Zhur.nauch.i prikl.fot.
i kin. 5 no.4:262-273 J149 16o. (MIRA 13:8)
1. Radiyevyy institut im. Y.G.Khloptua AN SSSR.
(Photographic emulsions)
(Photograpby, Particle track)

ALEHIL , S,V~ , dokt4:,f rauk. pr-,,f. , I S-F1Y , fl: , F, y
kand. tekim. nauk,, ZOLaTNIKOV, kand. 'ekllrn.
namk, dots,a IV)CHUGOV. F.I.S.-kand.- tekhr. -rtauk,,
I C.N., xand. tekhn. nawk.~ pr,-,;f.; KHLEBINIKOV,
PIALYSHEV,
kand. tekhn. nauk,, retsenzent? FISAREV, N.G., kand. tsk:ftli.
nauk, dots.r retserzant~., OD-TN6,-,,A- ka,d. te'klrirt. nauk,
dots., retsenzew.., KURENKOV, I.],,. kand. teklm. rauk:,
retsenzer4 ' inzh., ret3enzerit, YAKOVLTEV,
D,A~ retsenzant~ SMGEYEVA, red.
[Design of 'Le-iinjiogic~a-i. pro-~sse5 for -the manufanture of
billets and parts for the rolling stock of railroads;
method.o.logizal on Or~e techno1cfyi-;-al aspects of
ploma projet.-ts PreDareC1 In institutil.-zis of higher lear;IJAng
of railroad tran2p ---i',aticnJ Froektirova-riAe tehhno-P:giheck~ikh
rotsessav pr~;Izvc~d--I'jp Z'wotcAwk i davale-, .
P
stava zhelezriykh dorog.~, uc.hebnc--metodicheskc'a posob--e pr) -,,ekn-
nol.c.01,2heskoi chazq~li proektivo-vani" 'a -,r -,;-uzakh --;he-
leznodorozhnogo tranSpoma. Mosl-.a, VSAS. za-,clipyi in-t in-
zhenerov zhel-drr.. transporta, P-t-l. ]"564. 202 r.._

PROKOF"YTIVA, Te.l.
Data on the clinicnl and X-ra,,,, characteristics of ch-dro-
blastoma of the bones. Vop. onk. 8 no. 10:3-10 1~2.
(MIRA 17~-7)
1. Iz rentgenologicheskogo otdeleniya (zav. - d-r. med.nauk,
Prof. L.M.Golldshteyn tFdeceasedl) Inatituta onkologii A14N
SS!)Ii (direktor-deystvitellnyy chelr 11*1 3.133R, prof. A.T.
Serebrov). Adren avtoraiLeningrad, P-129, 2-ya Berezovaya
allaya 3, Institut onkologil AM SS.M.

GOLIDSHTEYN, L.M. , prof. [deceased]; PROKOFIYEVA, Ye.I. , kand.med.nauk
Possibilities of -fluorograph and roentgenocinematography in diagnosing
tumorous and ipntumorous diseases of the lungs, esophagus and stomach
in prophylactic examinations. Vest. rent. i rad. 37 no.2:3-10 Mr-Ap
1,'62. (MIRA 15:4)
1. Iz Institute. onkologii (dir. -
prof. A.I.Serebrov) AWT SSSR.
(LUIIGS--FLkDIQGWIIY)
(STOMAGH-RADIOGRAPI-rO
deystvitellnyy chlen AMN SSSR
(ESOPFAGUS-RADIOGRAPHY)
(GINEFLUOROG1011Y)

PERFILOV, N.A., PROKOFOYE-VAI, Ye.I.; NOVIKOVA N.R.
- ----- - --- ----
Increasing the sensitivity of an extra-fine-grained emulsion by the
use of the double sensitization method. Trudy Radievinst.Alf 5SSR
9:268-270 159. (KMA 14. 6)
(Photographic emulsions)

GOLIDSHTEYN, L.M.;J~ROKOFIMA, ej
-Y ,
Results of combined fluorography in preventive examinations of
various groups of the population. Vop. onk. 6 no.5151-62 My 160.
(LUNGS-CANCER) .(ES.OPHAGUS--TU140RS) (MIRA 14:3)
(STOMACH-TWORS)

GOLODSHTEYNJI-L.M.; OLISHANETSKIY, A.S.; _PROKOFIIT-,VAO Ye.j.
Some aspects of the treatment of patients with osteogenic sarcoma of
the bone; according to data from the Institute of Oncology of the
Soviet Academy of Medical Sciences coUected from 1926-1955. Vrr,
onk. 6 no. U:38-58 N 160. (MIRK 14:1)
(BONES-TU14ORS)

PROKOFJYZVA, Ye. I.
11"ertain Principlps irl Do-velonment .3nd Growth of Induced Cis t--rw,;
(E,'nerkwntal Roe nt!7enomorpholorlden I lInvestAiMation.)" "laml I':ed Sci, JoLnt
Council of the Group of Leninrrad Institutes, LenLrigzrad, 1954. (ft'-!hBia';-, No 7, Apr 5-5)
SO: Sum. No. 704, 2 Nov 55 - Survey of Scientific arKi Tecimical Dissertations
Defende:1 at US':R Higher ::.ducational In5titutes (16).

USSR / General Problaias of Pathology. Tumors. U
Cancer.
Abs Tour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 11, 1958) 51628.
Author : 'ProKoflireva, Ye. I.
Inst :Not giv6n--.---
Title :The RentEsnolo6ical Picture of Preneo-plastic
Changes In Bones. (Experimental Investipation).
Orig Pub: Vopr. onkologi, 1957, 3, No 1, 69-75.
a
..bstract: A paraffin tablet with 30 mg of m-athylcholantrene
or B-12 mk of 9,10-diaothyl-1,2-benzant.iracene
was in3erued in a distally located defect of the
tibial -aetaphysis of a rabbit. Within 3-10 months,
rentgenological changes occurred in 56 of 60 rab-
bits, consisting in transient sclerotic or ostoo-
lytic foci, varying in form and size in the course
of weeks and r-tonths. Later- ostoogenic sarcoma
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34

USSR /General Problems of Pathology. Tumors. U
Cancer.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 11,195B) 51628.
Abstract: developed in 39 of 42 rabbits. Reversible da-
volopfaent- of rentgenologically recogaizabi-~~
prenooplastic changos with partial rocoastruc-
tion of the bone structure and nanifostation
of fibrosis were noted in 3 rabbits only. -- A.
I. Ashkenazi.
Card 2/2

PROKOFIYEVA, Ye-1. (Leningrad, 100, pr. Karla Marksa, d-72, kv. 87)
Etrperimental tumors of the bone in roentgenoPraDhic representation
[with summary in English]. Vop.onk. 4 no.1:23-29 '58- (MMA 11:4)
1. Iz rentgenologicheskogo otdelelniya (zav. prof. L.M.Golld-
shteyn) i laboratorii rakovykh shtampov (zav. ?rof. N.A.Krotkina)
Institute onkologii A1411 SSSR (nauchn. rukovoditell - de7stvitelinyy
chlen AMU SSSR prof. 11.1l.Petrov; direktor - deystvitellnyy chlen
AMN SSSR prof. A.I.Serebrov)
(BONF, AND BOVES, neoplasms.
exper. (Rua))
(IfEOPLASMS. experimental.
bones (Rus))

PROK-OFIYEVAYE.- I.-,- (Cand. of Med. Sci.) GOLDSHTEYN) L..M.,, (Prof.), and
OLSZUM=, A. S,*, ~cand Of Med. Sci.)-- Leningrad.
"Remote Results Follciving Treatment of 352 Patients
with Osteogenic Sarcomas of Bones."
Report submitted for the 27th Congress of Surgeons of the USSR, Moscow,
23-28 MaY 196o.

PROKOFIYEVA, Ye.I.. RUKAVTSOV, B.I.
Y
Rapid method for obtaininv chlamydospores of Candida albicars.
Vest. derm. i ven. 39 no-4:22-24 Ap 165. (MIRA 19:2)
1. Kafedra kozhnykh i venericheskikh bolezney (zav. - prof.
L.A. Neradov) i kafedra mikrobiologii (zav. - dotsent A.I.
Korotyayev) Kubanskogo meditsinskogo instituta, Krasnodar.
Submitted June 27, 1964.

PROKOFIYEVA Ye.j..
Characteristics of fungi of the Candida genus isclated in
superficial candidiases. Zhur. inikrobiol., epid. i immun. 42
no.6:69-76 165. (MIRA 18:9)
1. Kubanskiy moditsinskly Insfitut.

GOLIDSHTM, L.M.; PROKOFIYEVA Ye I , KEMHf L.Ye.; MMERNITSKIY, Yelp.
Pidneiples of roentgonocineraatography and the Ipossibility for its
use in the examniation of the esophagus mid stomach. Vop.onk. 7
no.12-*1-37 161. (MIM 1581)
1. Iz rentgenologicheskogo otdeleniya (zav, prof, L.M. Goltd-
shteyn) Inatituta onkologii AMN SSSR (dir. deystvitelinyy chlen
AMN SS4R prof. A.I. Serebrov).
(SINUWOROGRAPHY) (STC14ACH--RADIOGWHY)
(BSMHAGUS-MIOGRAPHY)

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RUZENISSIIA~ HOKI)FIYE"NA, Ye.fe.
Qu=,titaU-,r--- determination of !~-moran and demorl'F-n ar-,.
adndxtu--es in t,iesr-- preparations. Med. prom. 17 no.9:29-32 E-63.
1 . V s e s o yu z n Ty r, a uc hr o- i ~i. 1 1 c- ~,) v a t -~,, 11 s k I v k 1 ;-_, mi k o - f a r,,r-,a t s ev I'l c h e,-, !,~ I y
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AUTHOR: Yermakov, S._M.; Prokoflyreya,_Z,_L~,
ORG: None
'tTITLE: Use of the Monte Carlo method in shielding calculations
SOURCE: Voprosy fiziki zashchity reaktorov (Problems in physics of reactor shielding)
,sbornik statey, no. 2. Moscow, Atomizdat, 1966, 67-71
TOPIC TAGS: Monte Carlo method, radiation shielding, computer progrw=ing
ABSTRACT! The authors consider some procedural problems associated with the ccmpila-
tion of programs for solving problems in nuclear radiation shielding b'j tile Monte
Carlo method. There are two classical approaches in using this method for calculating
the passage of radiation through matter: 1. modeling the behavior of a neutron or 'Y-.
quantum in the medium and 2. writing out the solution for the integral equation of ra-.7!
diation transfer in the form of an infinite series with terms which are multiple inte
grals of increasingly higher order (Neumann series) with subsequent application of thel
Monte Carlo method for calculating these terms. Two problems are considered: the geed_
eral structure of a program for shielding calculation and the structure of an elemen-
tary unit for general shielding geometry. It is assumed in the discussion that the
reader is familiar with the Monte Carlo method as presented in works by Buslenko,

ACC NR: AT6027921
Zolotuk,hin, Vladimirov and others where it is shown that penetration of radiation
through matter may be given in te=,s of the phase coordinates of the particles along
its trajectory. A procedure is described for compiling a program to follow this tra-
jectory. Particular emphasis is given to that part of the program for determining the
distances travelled by the particle in moving from a given point in a given direction
before exit from the medium. An algorithm in ALGOL-60 language is given in the form 0
a procedure for determining these distances and correlating the corresponding numbers.
The resulting geometric unit may be useful in other computational methods, e. g. for
constructing three-dimensional nets for difference methods. Orig. art. has: 1 formu-
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IVANGVSKAYA.9 Ye.V.; PROKOFIYEVA Z.D.
7 -t~Tz
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Polyteny in the nuclei of wheat antipods. Dokl. AN SSSR 152
no.2:446-"9 S 163. (MIRA 16:11)
l..Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. M.V. Lomonosova.
Predstavleno akademikom A.N. Belozerskim.

TSARITSYN, M.A.; ZAKHARENYG, N.I.; ODNODVORTSEV, P.Ye.; KIRYUSHKIN, A.M.;
PROKOFIYEVA, Z.I.
Mechanized working of selenium ruby sheet glass. Stek. i ker.
19 no.8sl6-19 Ag 162. (MIRA 15:9)
1
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PROKOFIYL7A, Z. L.
. "Determination of the Extent of 'dater Leakare in the 11~rdraulic Testine of Petallic
Water Supply Systems." Sub 30 Jun 51, All-Union Sci Res Inst of Water Supl;l~-, Sewerage,
Hydraulic Structures and Engineering I~ydrogeolojy (VOLCFO)
Dissertations presented for science and erv.-ineerin, dpgrees in Moscow during 1951.
SO: Sum. No. 480, 9 May 55

NOMIN, L.P., starshly nsuohnyy sotrudnikl FROMPITAVA, X.M., mladshty
nauchnyy notrudnik.
Plan of instruction on hydraulic testing of steel and cast-iron water-
ns
supply lines. (In: Koscow. Vessoyusnyy nauchno-issledovatel'skly i titut
vodoonabsheaiya, kjxn&3ixataii, gidrotakhnichosirikh sooruzheniy i inzhe-
nernoy gidrogiologil. Iseledovaniia. po gidravlike truboprovodov. 19.521
p.66-8L)' (KLU 7: 1)
(water pipes)

MOMIRb L.I., starshiy nuachUY 80tradnik; PMKO1'YXVAi 2-1(' 1 mladshiY
naucbvy sotrudnik. ,
Now method of hydraulic testing of water-supply lines. (In: XoscOw-
Vgesoyusnyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut vadoenabsheniya, lmnali-
sateii, gidrotekhnichaskikh soorusheniy i inshenernoy gidrogiologii.
Issledovaniia, po gidravlike truboprovadov. 1952S p.21-65j' Off-RA 7:1)
(Water pipes)

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VYRIDRAN, G.A.; PVORTSOi, CA.; SE"RGEYNVA, A.S.; ABRANOVICH. B.Ya., red.;
red.; SHEIMARY
,kX(W.;M WA, L.V.. tekhn.red.
,~p
[Mcabange of experience] Obmen opytom; abornik. Moskva, TSentr.
biuro tekhn. informatsii. No-1. 1957. 13 P. (KIRA 11:5)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Ministerstvo bumazhnoy i derevo-
obrabatyvayushchey promyshlennoati. 2. Glavnyy iazbener Solikam-
skogo tsellyulozno-bumazhnogo kombinats (for Fridman). 3. Glevny7
inzhener Sokollskogo teellyulozno-bumazhnogo kombinate (for
SkovrtBov). 4. Glavnyy in?hener Sibirskoy, bu-zhnoy fabrild
(for Sergeyeva)
(Paper industry)

PROKOYYEVA-BEL,GOVSKAYA, A. 1.
Mbr., lust. Genetics, Dept. Biol. Sci., Acad. Sci., -1939-45-.
Mbr.,, Inst. Exptl. Biol., Acad. Sci., -1939-;
Mbr., Inst. Cytology2 Histology, Yabryology, Dept. Biol. Sci., Aced. sci., -1946-.
*Cytological Mechanism of Mosaicism and of Chromosome Rearrangement," Dok. AN,
22, No. 5, 1939;
"Distribution of Breaks in the X-Chromosome of Diosophila Melanogaster," ibid.,
23, No. 3, 1939;
"Change in tht Crossover Properties of a Chromosome under the Influence of
Mutation,," ibid., A No. 81'1 1943;
"Frequency of Minute Rearraoigements as Dependent upon the Degree of
Heterochromatization of the Chromosome Section Involved,." ibid.t 39, No. 6, 1943;
"Heterochromatization as a Change in the Chromosome Cycle," lbid.p 47,, No. 59 1943;
"Heterocyclicity of the System %ternal Chromosome-Daughter Chromosome'-",
ibid., 49) No. 8P 1945;
"Heterocycl-icity of the System of Cell Nucleus," ibid., 53, No. 8, 1946;
"Reterocyclicity of the Parental Chromosome Sets.." ibid.,, 51+., No. 2, 1946.

I
PRCKCrYZYA-BL~-,LGGVSKAYA, A. A.
"A. A. P-okof,, efa-Belgovskaya: Hetcroclixomatization as a Change in the Pa,,,Jfic &A
c'
Arctic Cwan Faunas B it ::~,p
ased Cn Zoogeographic Arnal*rsis of Echinadermata. . - - e �'.. e d C.'I
Uay 3, 1944. (P. 93).
SC: Journal of General Biology, Vol. III, contents of the issues 1-6, for 19145. No. 2

j
FRG-70'i"f MIAl", MOITSICATA, A. A.
liz.., terocyclicity In The System Cf The Cellular Nucleu- (H ~thes- ,-- lzs
1.0 Ll - . Y_p-,
Justif ication) ". (p. 247) by Proko "y va-3telgovskaya, A. A.
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PROKOFITRAF-MOMIAU, A.A.
~~
Anitosis In the starch-formb4 calls of the potato tuber. Isy.AN MR Ber.
biol. no.6t22-.36 N!-D 153. (KERA 6:11)
(Pbtatoes)

Pp,OKOF-' XEVO C,0V:Sic',a7A1
S Y~,
USSR/Microbiology. Antibiosis and Symbiosis
Antibiotics
Abs Jour Ref. Zhur-Biologiya, No 1, 1Q/57, 513
Author A. K. So"Lov'yeva, V.A. Semenova, A. A.
Bellgovskaya, M. M. Tayg
Inst
Title On the Search for New Antibiotics of
Actinomycetin Origin.
Orig Pub Anribiotiki, 1956, 1, No 1, 11-14
Abstract A plan for the investi~Sation and selection
of actinomyces for the purpose of finding
new antibiotics is described. The plan
has been approved by the All Union
Scientific~Research Institute of Anti-
biotics, Cultures of actinomycer; have
been isolated by planting specimens of
Card 1/4

USS)R/Microbiology. Antibiosis and Symbiosis F-2
Antibiotics
Abs Jour Ref. Zhur-Biologiya, No 1, 1957t 513
CD
Abstract soil on the Chapek agar medium with
glucose. The antagonistic properties were
determined after 14 days of growth of all
isolated cultures on hard organic and
synthetic media by the method of imposi-
tion of agar blocks, and utilizing
Staphylococcus aureus 209, bacterium
coli, Micobacterium. B-5, and Monilia as
test microbes. Simultaneously the cul-
tural and morphological indices were
studied. The data which were obtained
were utilized to determine the taxonomic
position of the actinomycite in order to
identify it ns soon as possible. In this
stage, 1000 cultures were tested with 30
Card 2/4

USSR/Microbiology. Antibiosis and Symbiosis F-2
Antibiotics
Abs Jour Ref. Zhur-Biologiya, No 1, 1957, 513
Abstract :7 to 40% having been declared defective.
In the second sta 'ge the antagonistic
properties of the cultural fluids of the
active cultures obtained durin- the groath
of the strains on fluid and synthetic
media were otudied. B. proteus 119,
Pyocyaneus bacillus, Vibrio phosphorescens,
and Bacillus anthracoides were used as
test microbes in addition to those above
enumerated. Hundreds of cultures, 80 to
90% of which were defective, were tested
at this stage. In the presence of high
titers the culture fluids were further
studied, by the utilization of anti-biotic
resistant forms and pathogenic micro-
organisms. In this stage the antivirus
Card 3/4

USSR/Microbiology. Antib-Losis and Symbiosis F-2
Antibiotics
Abs Jour Ref. Zhur-Biologiya, No 1, 1957, 51-3
Abstract and antitumor properties weoe also
determined, The toxicity of the culture
fluids and their ability to combine with
blood serum were further investiCated.
In the succeeding stages the selection of
media and conditions for the cultivation
and chemical purification of antibiotics
were carried out. The chemotherapeutic
properties of the antibiotics were then
studied.
Card 4/4

USSR/Microbiology - Antibiosis and Symbiosis. Antibiotics. F-2
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 3, 1958, 9835
Author ; Prokofleva-Bell A.A., Orlova, N.V.
Inst
Title : Characteristics of Growth and Development of Actinomycetes,
Producers of Streptomycin, Biomycin and Terramycin, Under
Conditions of Depth Antibiotic Biosynthesis.
Orig Pub : Izv. AN SSSR, Ser. biol., 1956, No 5, 59-66
Abstract : On media with 0.5% corn extract, development of Actinomy-
ces globisporus streptomycini Kras. (Producer of 5trep-
tomycin), A. aiLreofaciens (producer of aureomycin), and
A. rimosus, (producer of terramycin) occurs in 2 stages.
Stage I (lasting 24-48 hours) is characterized by intensi-
ve mycelial growth (accumulation UP to 70-80% of mycelial
mass), utilization of 60-80% of nutrient substances, al-
most total absence of formation of antibiotic substances,
and low state isoelectric protoplasmic point, which indi-
cated
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a high RNA content.
stage II is characterized by a diminished basophile and
protoplasm differentiation, diminished RNA content, and
increased DNA content. At the same time retardation of
cuiture growth and antibiotic formation occurs. Forma-
tion of the antibiotic ceases as the culture ages, ap-
proximately after 70-100 hours of fermentation. The cy-
cle of development in each of the three actinomycetes
studied possesses specific features, conditioned by the
species characteristics of the microorganism.
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As Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 4, 1958, 14727
Author : Prokofleva-Bellgovs Pestereva, G.D., Rudaya,
Inst :
Title : Characteristics of Growth and Development of Actinomyces
Rimosus in Submerged Antibiotic Production.
Orig Pub : Mikrobiologiya, 1956, 2-5, No 6, 668-674
Abstract : A study was conducted of the life cycle of 2 strains of A.
rimosus, which form tafTamycin in deep cultures under la-
boratory and industrial conditions on complex media con-
taining supplementary sources of mineral Aitrogen. Depen-
ding on the strain and medium used, the character and de-
velopment of the culture is modified. In conditions favo-
ring a retarded growth a polycyclic development is obser-
ved, i.e., an interabange of three vegetative generations
of hyphae, which speedi-ly terminate the growth phase by
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total or partial spore-formation and partial autolysis.
Hyphae of different generations warkedl y vary in morpho-
logical structure, protoplasmic condition and ability to
form antibiotics. In aa intense culture grovth a tenden-
cy is observed to inhibit spore-formation by the first
hypha generation and transition from a polycyclic to a
monocyclic type of development.
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Antibiotics.
Abs Jour Ref., Zhur - Biol., No 21, 1958, No 95031
observed in proportion to the develop:jeat of the
culture, the isoelectric point (IEP) moves from
a more acid to a leas acid area. The dimens4ons
of the nuclear elements and the content of DNA
in them (maximum at end of developinent) are also
changed In proportion to the development of the
culture. In the early stages of development (3-
6 hours), DITA Is not found at all in the mycelia;
in these hours of' development the thymine found
In later stages Is absent. Some still unidenti-
fied nitrogenous base OX" Is found in place of
thymine. Maximal formation of the antibiotic is
connected with the determined period of the life
cycle of the producer, with the characterized
growth retardation, decrease of the basophil of
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Antibiotics.
Abe Jour Ref. Zhur - Biol., No 21, 11058, No 95031
the protopl&sm, transfer of the IEP of the cyto-
plasm Into a less acid area, decrease of the con-
tent of RNA In the cytoplasm, increase of the
DNA content in the nuclear substance of many
parts of the mycelia, and decrease of the con-
tent of several amino-acids in the mycelia. It
is proposed that the nuclein metabolism most of
all determines the features of the life cycle of
the culture, but is -not the immediate link- of
the biosynthetic mechanism of the antibiotic. --
L. N. Kate.
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PROTOPYEVA-BIM-1GOVSKAYA. A.A.; ORWVA, N.V.
Relation of the structure and development of Act. rimosus and its
capacity to synthesine oxytetracycline from the medium. Antibiotiki
3 no.2!8-13 Ye-Ap 158, (MIRA 12:11)
1. Institut biofiziki AN SSSR, VeesoyuzW nauchno-issledovatellakly
institut antibiotikov.
(ACTINOMYCES, culture,
rimosus, eff. of various factors an oxytetracycline
synthesis (Ras))
(OXY79MCYCLIVE, metabolism,
Actinowyces rimosus synthesis, eff. of various
factors (Ras))

-icrobioloqy. General 174-crobiology. ,~Jffect of F
USSR / H
External i~~,;ents. nf e c t i on.
Lbs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 2, 1959, 5418.
_:'. A.; ichanyan,
Author : krokoftyeva-Bel'Flo jyLA
Ka.-oitonova, 0. N.--- 'Yerolchina,
111,9 t : 'S US-,R.
Title : Cytology of Radiation Rutants in Actinoia~cetes
(Actinomyces globisporus strept.maycini Kras.)
.0
(.)rig Pub: Izv. SSSR. ':)er. biol. , 1958,A o 2, 193-201.
Abstract: Ollytological and aultural ch,,,racteristies, as
well as antibio'ui,, activity of four strains of
~.. globisporus streptomycini and 50 mutants of
this species, obtained Yith the aid of ultra-
high doses of ultraviolet rays (10,000-15,000
erg/am3) with intermediata photoreactivation,
were studied. The ultraviolet radiation caused
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External _'.,seats. Disinfection.
.:.bs Xour; Ref Zjhur-Biol., Yo 2, 1959, 5416.
Abstract: the formation oil' mutants with hereditary chanoes
of nucleoi)rotain coriponent's of the cell. The
mutints obtained differed from each other aainly
by a basophilia of protoplasm in stage 1 and II
of the develo.-,meat, structure of nuclaar elements,
character of their division and their content of
DNA. 5 types of radiation mutants raost, frequent-
ly encountered in a producer of stre-ptoaycin under
u "
the influence of ultraviolet radiation were iso-
lated. 21 microphoto-raphs and a scheme of the
C.
development of Liutants of the 5 isolate!~ types
are ~-~iven. -- L~ hats.
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AUVORS: Prokof fgRTsK y
candidate of Biological 3ciences
Alikhanyan, S. I., Doctor of Diologicnl
TITLE: Important Problems of Genetics (Vazhnyye
PERIODICAL: V98tnik Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Nr 1,
SOV/30-59-1-19/57
Scionces
problemy genetiki)
pp 98-100 (USSR)
AMSTRACT: At the International Conference for the Peaceful Use of Atomic
Energy held in Geneva in September 1958, the problems of
radiation genetics played an important part. Questions of
genetic consequences of radiation, the mode of action of
radiation and radiosensitivity, the protection from radiation,
the use of tritium in scientific research, and the improvement
of cultures and genetics were discussed. N. P. Dubinin outlined
.the basic. trends of laboratory work for radiation genetics at
the Institut biofiziki Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute of Dio-
physics, Academy of Sciences~' USSR). S-11. Alikhanyan report-
ed on successes in the field of radiation selection of anti-
-biotics producers (mushrooms and actinomycetaceae) in the USSR.
The authors of this article state that Soviet scientists are
working in a number of directions on the same problems as
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special fields such as the selection of antibiotics producers.
In the field of general theoretical genetics, radiation
genetics of mammals, radiation selection of plants, etc., the
work is developing insufficiently. Priendly meetings took
place during the Conference at which various problems in the
field of genetics were also discussed.
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UZIN, A.M.; ALIKUNYAN, S.I.; PROKOF'YEVA-BF.L'GO'VSKkYA, A.A.
Biological problems at the second International conference of
the TWO on the peaceful uses of atomic energy. Igv.AN SSSR-
Ser.biol. no.2:293-296 Mr-Ap 159. (MIRA 12:5)
(GUMA--ATOMIC EMGY-CONGRESSES)

ALIKHANW, S.I.; PROKOF'YEVA-BFLIGOVSKAYA, A.A.
Problems in radiation genetics. Izv.AH SSSR.Ser.biol.
no.2:296-299 Mr-Ap '59. (MIRA 12:5)
(RADIATION-PHYSIOLOGICAL EFnCT) (CrFliETICS)

PROK0F'YEVA.-B&,!P.'qy,b~J YA A.A.
I mz-
Interaction of the nucleus and cytoplasm in amylogenic cells of
potato titbars. Witologiia I no-3:257-269 MY-Je '59.
(MM& 12:10)
1. Laboratoriya radiats,:.onnoy genstiki Instituta biofiziki
AN SS311, Moskva.
(FLAM CELLS AND TIS5WES) (POTATOES)

KATS, L.K.-, PROKOP17WA-BICLOGOVSXAU, A.A.
Effect of the source of nitrogen nutrition on the structure and
development of the producer of chlortetracycline (Actinozyces
aureofaciens). TSitologita I no.6:707-713 I-D 159. (KM 13:4)
1. TSitologichestaya grappa labaratorii selaktaii Vseooyuznogo
nauchno-looledovatellskago Institute. antiblotikov, Moskva.
(BACTERIOICGT--GIMTURNS AM CTMTURI MIA) (NITRWIN)
(Armwowas)

PROUWIYWI-BILIGOVSKAYA. A.A,; POPOVA, L.A*
Iffect of phosphorus on the development of ActinoWces aureofacimw
and on its capacity for chlortstrWeline biosynthesis [with summary
in Inglishf., Mikrobiologiia 28 n0.1:7-13 Jar-F '59. CKIRA 120)
1. Institut btofiziki AN SSSR i Vaesoyuzrjyy nauchno-inaledovatellekly
institut antibiotikov.
(PHOSPHORUS, off
on Actinawyces aureofaclons develop. & chlortetrar-
cycline synthesis (Run))
(ACTDIObff CBS, eff ect of drugs on,
aureofaciens, phosphorus on develop. & chlortetra.-
cycline synthesis (Rue))
(MUMTBFRACMLM, metab.
Actinomyces aureofaciens, effo of phosphorus on
synthesis (Rue))

PWKOFI7XVA-BELIQQYSIUU#--A-.A,-
Chromoome atructurs. Itogi naukit Diclo nouki no. 317-60 160.
% (MIRA 13t10)
(WOMOSOMES)

PHDKOFITEVA-BILIGOVSrAU, A.A.; SHAMINA, Z.B.
Studies on the structure of Actinomyces streptomycint Kras
colonies. Nikrobiologila 29 no.1:56-61 Ja-7 160.
(MIRA 1315)
1. Institut biofiziki AN SSSR.
(ACTINONMIS culture)

PROKOF'YEVL4pCLtGGVSKAYAj A.A.; KATS, L.X*
Volutin in aotin=ycetes and Its chemical nature. Mikrobiologiia
29 no.602W33 N-D 160. (MM 14:1)
1. VaeBoyuznyy nauchno-iseledovat.AafaliLy indtitut antibiotikov.
(ACTINCMYCES)

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AUTHORS- Glembotskiy, Ya. L., Proko.V eva-Bellgoyskaya,.-
..A,_A,_,_Zhamina , Z * B. -G-o-L
Khvostova, V. V., Valeva, S. A., Eyges, N. S.,
and Nevzgodina, L. V.
TITLE. Effect of cosmic flight factors on the heredity
and development of actinomycetes and higher
plants
SOURCE. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Iskusstvennyye sputniki
Zemli. no, 10. Moscow, 1961, 72-81
TEXT: The second cosmic space-ship was utilized to study
the combined genetic effect of cosmic flight on organisms, This
article deals with the study of the following cultures: actino-
myces erythreus, stems 2577 and 8594, and actinomyces strepto.-
mycini Kras., stem JIC.-.3 (LS-3). After the cosmic flight, the
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standards and experimental cultures were investigated according
to; (1) vitality and (2) a microscopic characteristic of growth
and development. The 2577 and 8594 stems differ by the sizes
of their nuclear element in the spore and by their sensitivity
to ultra-violet rays (UV). It is also assumed that they differ
in their reaction to ionizing radiation. All the 4 tested
stems were found to be sensitive to conditions of cosmic flight.
The vitality (i.e. the number of spores which survived and
developed colonies~ of the radio-resistant act. erythreus 2577,
as compared to the standards, increased 6 times; the no,, 8594
decreased 12 times; the act. aureofaciens (LSB-2201)
dropped in vitality by about 75% on the average. In the roots
of all 5 types of experimental seeds, the percentage of chromo-
some changes was somewhat increased. However, only in the case
of 2 types was this increase statistically valid. In 3 types
of plants, in increase of mitosis was noted. In the case where
the percentage of anaphases with chromosome changes was found
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to be high (about 5~-), the tempo of mitosis fell. The condi-
tions of cosmic flight stimulated the growth intensity compared
to the standards, The following microscopic mor hology features
of the experimental cultures confirm this fact: M development
of a more basiphyllic and powerful gif, (b) growth of a thicker
intertwining of mycelia, W lengthy growth of well-developed
gifs. Data on the survival of the 8594 and 2577 stems are not
completely valid since the concentrations of the spore suspen-
sions of the control and experimental cultures were determined
visually from the suspension turbidity. The morphology changes
in the colonies were investigated on the act. erythreus 8594
and act. aureofaciens LSB-2201. Obtained data show that -the
morphology changes in the actinomyces, both in the experiment
(cosmic flight) and control, lie within the same limits. The
cytology analysis of agricultural plant seeds affected by cosmic
flight was conducted by studying the, chromosome impairment in
the ana- and telophases of the first mitosis~ Obtained results
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showed that in all the investigated plants there is a certain
increase of cells with chromosome changes, and in only 2
wheat and Spartanet's pee.8--ie this increase statistically
valid. There are 4 figures, 2 tables and 5 references-. 4 Soviet-
bloc and I non-Soviet-bloc, The reference to the English-
language publication reads as follows.- S. B. Pipkin, W. N.
Sullivan, Aerospace Med., 30, 585, 1959.
SUBMITTED: May 3, 1961
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- PROKOFIYEVA-DELIGOVSKAYA, A.A.; KAPITONOVA, O.N.; SHAMINA, Z.B.
Radiosensitivity of act-nomyeetes strains and species as related
to the structural characteristles of their miclear elements.
Radiobiologlia 1 no.1:112-118 161. (14IRA 14:7)
1. Institut biologicheskoy fiziki AN SSSR j Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-
issledovatel skiy institut antibioti-k6v, Moskva.
~ACTINOMYCES) (RADIATITT-PHZIOLOGICAL ff~`ECT)
(CELL NUCLEI)

PROKOFIYEVA-BELIGOVSKAYA,, A'A.
Radiation dr-age of chrozosomes during early developmental stages
of salmon. TSitologiia 3 no-4:437-445 JI-Ag 161. (MIRA 14: 8)
1. Laboratoriya r4diatsionnoy genetiki Instituta biofiziki AN
SSSRY Moskva.
(X RAYS--PH)MIOLOGICAL EFFECT) (CHROMOSOIES)
(FMRYOLOGY--FISHS3)

ORLOVA, N.V.; PROKOFIMA-DELIGOVSKAYA, A.A.
Effect of the quality and age of the inoculation material on the
grovth and development of Act. rimosus and the synthesis of
axytetracycline. Antibiotiki 6 no.1:15-20 Ja 1610 (MIRA 14:5)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut antibiotikov.
(TERRAMIN) (ACTIN014YCES)

PROKOPI)CEVA-BELIGOVSKAYA, A.A. CHZHLY CHZHUN-11&" [Chai Chung-hol
Electron microscope study of spermatogenesis in mice. Biofizika 6
no.6:681-686 161. (MIRA 15--l)
1. Institut biologioheakoy fiziki AN SSSRP Moskva.
(SPEPHATOGROSIS IN ANIMALS) (ELECTRON MICROSCOPE)

PROKOF'YEVA-BEL:GOVSKAU, A.A.; MIKHAYLOVA, G.R.; YEROXHINA, L.I.
Cytological study of the effect of ultraviolet rays and photo-
reactivation of the spores of Actinomyces olivaceus. Izv. AN SSSR
Ser. biol. 26 no.1:93-100 Ja-F 161. (MIRA 14:3)
1. Institute of Biological Physics, Academy of Sciences of the
U.S.S.R.9 AJI-Union Research Institute of.Antibioties.
(ACTINOMYCES) (ULTRAVIOLET RAYS-PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT)

PROKOFIYEVA-BELIGOVSKAYA A,A.; SWUNA, Z.B.
Studies on the structure of colonies of a highly active radiation
mutant of Actinomyces streptomycini Kras. Mlikrobiologiia 30 no.2:
203-206 Mr-Ap 161. (MIRA 11,:6)
1, Institut biofiziki All SSSR.
(ACTINOMYGM) (RADIATION-PUSIOLOGICAL EFFECT)