SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MALYSHEV, YU. V. - MALYZHEV, V. A.

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UDC 517.933.4
MAMHEV, YU. V. , Kazan' Chemical Diginearing Institute ;imeni S. M. Kirov
"Systems With a Finite Number of Singular Points"
Minsk, Differe-stsial'nyye Uravnenjya, Vol.' 15, No. 10, Oct. 70, pp, 1682-186:5
Abs -L- act: Tbe Lyapimov generalited functions are iq~pli&:l to systi!:n., with
a finite nm-ber of isolated singiLlaritiqs. ir, is shcvm 1:11a-t under certaln
suf-fiaiencv ccnditions expressed in terms of special. Lyap%inov ft;mctions the
syste.-,is can be divided into -jarabolic, elliptical, hyperl,~,Iic, i~n~ ell-i7it.tc-c-
hyperbolic. A system is called parabolic, for exan-ple, f it- hass a-,,,
set of parabolic trajectovies. The following examples axi.,! gillell -to UNS-tl,ate
the results: a sygtem r' n a72 _ 2.. L, y 20,~7j wi
Y th A 1 0)
A2 (1, 0) has for the Ly~j;,:_jnov generalized ftmation Ax)~ ~1, + Y -
+ /(X-I)-l + y' -2 the following
., branchei of the manifold ~f: y t*O, x = 0. then
y = 0 is the integral line and V2, < 0 along x ~p 0: lm.,, the fj!jtiterm is
tical. Similarly, the system x1 x.11 Y2 1, y -2 ,qlf is hyl,*erb ol c.

ter eA eu
USSR UDC 54-2.48.003.1
DYMO, A~ Yu., KEGAMYAN, Yu. Sh., KLTLITSKIY, G. A.,
and SENDEROVICH, A. E.
"Technological and Economical Comparison of Two Multipurpose TETs [Ileat and
Electric Power Stations] for Distillation of Sea Water"
Moscow, Vodosnabzheniye i Sanitarnaya Tekhnika, No 1, 1972, pp 2-5
Abstract: Results of performance, maintenance cost, reliability, and the
cost of distilled water for two types of distillatlon~plartts (A and B) are
analyzed. Plant A is equipped with separate zoixes for water boiling and
uses seed crystals for reducing the formation oi low-temperature boiler
scale, consisting mainly of calcium carbonate and inagim.-sium hydroxide.
Plant B operates by the open cycle principle with the 17aeol-ng of vapor
Both plants I
generators with demineralized sea water. I)rodocc electrical
energy, steam, and distillad water. The cost of dist;Lllad water is 59
and 86 kopeks/ton water for plants A and B' respectIvI.Ay, with an electrical
encrgy consumption of 66 kopeks/kvatt/hour.

Mar, M
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USSR ux 616.988-75+f3i6.2.o36.11-o-,,.,.6]-097.3
SHADRINJ A. S., YAMMMKO., A. A., MALYSWkTA0 A. M., NAYMIN, A. N.) GiMMOVAY
M. I., R02-LI, N. B., and Ah~ft!Lon Scientific Research
Institute.of Influenza, Leningrad
"The Effect of Serum Antiviral Inhibitors on to Influenza and Acute
Respiratory Diseases"
Moscow, Voprosy Virasologii, No 5, SOP/ Oct 72, I)P 5821-586
Abstract: A study conducted on about 1000 ren, wmmen,, and chil(b,an livin,,~, in
Leningrad and Murmansk and on 129 volunteers revealed.th-atAhe presence of
beta-inhibitors in the blood si-nificantly reduces tho proportican of clinically
severe fonrs of influenza and parainfluenza (a fall by a factor of 2-5),
decreases the frequency of severe foms of experimento.1 in-M;-em7a (down a
factor of 2), and slows the 6.evelopment of ir.-mune resj7~inse to vaccina-tion. with
hidaly attenuated influenza otrans. Beta-iPhibitoro (io vot exert an arti-
infectious effect., that is, they do not prevent contraction of the diseases.
Their protective value stems from their antitoxic eft):!ct, that is, reduction
of the severity of influenza and:paminfluenza udithotrt hina"ering, tte bc)dy's
apecific reaction to the infection.

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USSR UDC 613.646:613. 13
LL Professor, REPIN, G. N., and NIKOLJVfEVA, Ite. K., Ini3titute
of Labor Hygiene and Occupational Diseases, Academy of Medical Scienceti USSR,
Mos cow
"The Significance of the 'Xicrocliritate of Industrial Premisas for Human
Seasonal Ndaptation"
Moscow, Gigiyena i Sanitariya, No 11, 1.970, pp 24-29
Abstract: Male workers in three occupational groups, rv~arkinjr in different
industrial ljLtcroclimatic corld.ltions,have been investipr.ated im recent Years.
The first group consisced of constrtiction workers whaivork(id outs-ide tile
year round (MILoscow); tile second group consisted of wor'4.ers in machine as--
sembly shops working in ventilated quarters w1th normlil ml.,.tro climate (city
of Elektros tal') ; and the third group comprised "hot ", 1:,,hop Worlers, who were
subjected to infrared radiation, high air temperacurali -- especially in. the
summer, and also to large teripe-roture drops (Lipet6k)~
MLore than 1,000 workers in these occupiAtioaal groups =dertieat ph sialt3g
y ical
and immunabiological tests. A total of .5,000 workers J.n t1te same groups
J/-)

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MiUYSHE
EVA, A. ~e. , et- al, Gij;iyena i Sanitariya, No 11, 19T0, pp 24-29
were subjected to a detailed analysis of their morbidity W.th temporary work
disability. Differences in zhe skin tempavature respOnse I;o local cooling
must be evaluated as an indicator of higher fuactiona.1 lability of Skin
vessels to cooling in construction workers.
92

in 02? UNCLAWFIEO PPIOCES'SING ()ATF-11SEP70
17.~: TtTLE--f MMUNOMICROBIOLOGI CAL 11401CES. ljy~PATIFNTS W[TH RHr--UMATISM IN
:-SEASONAL BICILLIN PROP14YLAXIS -U-
A.S.# P0NOMAREVAj-'YE.P,t miKHAYLOVA, E.N., MALySHEVA#
.'COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
."$.OURCE--TERAPFVTICHESKlY ARKHTVv 19701 VOL 42P NR 2, PP 50-52
Alt P U8 L I S H F 0------- 70
!.SUBJECT AREAS--Blr)LOGICAL AND, ME01'CAL SCIENCES
JOIRIC TAGS--RHEUMATIC 01SEASC, STREPTncoccus, ANTIBIOTICi PRO?HYLAXIS,
:~ANTIBOOYj 01-AGNOSTIC
MEDICINE
-:;C(INTROL 4ARKING--'40 RFSTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFTED
"PROXY REEL/FRAME--1985/L952 STCP 11 i) - --UR 0 5 04 /7 010 4 20 0 20 0 5 0 10 9'~- 2
CIR.C ACCESSION N0--AP0101897 A
U~_I' LA

1, 1 poi! 0~10Ing -I 104-ii I smog=
0?7 UNCLASSFFF~D i)!ltlCES'S'ING DATE~--JISEP70
-.(:IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0101897
.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(p) GP-0- AIASTR ACT TH EAUTHOR,$ I N V E S T I Gl T ED THE
MICROFLORA OF THEI PHARYNX TO 'rHE CONTENT nF STREI)VOCOCCUS PF GRL)UP A IN
6~ PATIENTS WITH RHFtJf,!4TfSM Bl-:Forir-- THE fiEr,[NNING AfTil) A'C-TE.Q THE
TERMINATION OF EACH COURSE OF SEASONAL BICILLIN PROPHYLAXIS AND IN 45
THE BLOOD SERUM FOR DETERMINATION OF THE T[TRFS Oi'- ANT.IS-TcZEPT0LYSrfj-r),
ANTTSTREPT[114YALU:ZO.NIDASF ANO ANTE~TPEPTOKINAS~. It I$ j;H'*J-4N' THAT [~Y T~E
END OF EACH COURSE OF- PWOPHYLAXIS A DROP IN THE TttRES OF STREPTIOCOCCAl.
ANTIBODIES~ AND IN PARALLE.L, -A PEDUCTION I~J THE PERCEINTill,!, rqE
STREP-TOCOCCAL-CAPRIF 11 11) N
R ST4T-E PFRE SFEN. . 13Y THF..ENI~ IF THE V C,)!JRSE 1,
THE 1-,AJt-)RITY- OF PAfIFNTS THcE I-NDICES OF APITisr,-E-pi~n'iiYAI.t)R".1t,('IDASE A11D
ANTI STR-EPTrKINASE- BECAME STARYLIZED DROPPING TO 71411E NORMAL LEV~LS. A
COURSE BIrILLIN TREATMENT OOES NOT ENSURE PArIENIS C LY FROM THE
%I - 011PLFTE
RISK OF SUPER INFECT ION MOSTLY IN THE FORM OF STREPTOCOI"CAL CARRIER
STATEs THE LATTER DEVELOPS IN THE- PHARYNX USUALLY BETWEEN T EATMEN .11 r)
IS ACCOMPANIED AS A RULE BY AN INCREASE OF THE CONTENT:n;F STREPTOCOCCAL
ANTIBODIES I.N THE BLO30 SERUM, , ~THUS TliEqE IS A COIRRELATI01,.' BETgEEN THE
MICROBIOLUGTCAL AND IMMUNOLOGICAL INDICESt.

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USSR um 615-33-0111-115-07
MALYSIMVA, E. S., GAIMMN, M. G., ICHIRICH, I. V., Moscoir ractoi.-y of Medical
!A More Rapid Method of Controlling Sterility of Seed MLterial in the Prty-biction
of Antibiotics"
Mosco-v Khirdko-Farmatsevt-ichaskiy Zhurnal, Vol 5, May 1971, pp 41-43
Abstract: Before the cu-Iture medixim is inoculated, it is sitbJected to a perlod
of aeration and agitation at 37oC to stimilate the grovth of any cont'--mimatim-C
aerobic microor.,Tanisns to the point at which they can bit,- detocted by existla--r
techniques. This process is shown to significantly reft-ace the time n2ccr:sary
to detect such contardn%tion and to be m4re- efficient tmn "Iii;tinI7 t-,~chrdqulaq-
The authors discount the possibility of significant coaLamination arisinji, from
anaerobic Edcroorganisms in view of the fact that antiblotica are prodI.Aced
under aerobic conditions which do not favor the growth OP artacrobic arf-~amisms.

USSR UDC. 669. ?)Ps 539, 26115:39.2-92
ARTSISHEYAKAYA, L. F. and SEL13SILTYP YA. P., 71'stibite of
of F111,xzous YetQlura
Pxeclsloa Alloyap Cen#A W
imeni I. P. BazdIn
'Investigation of OrderIng Kim3tics in Ni-Ho Alloys"
Svexdlovsk, Flolka Ketallov i ametanovedoniye, voi 33, No 29 Feb '?20 PP 377-'182
Abstracti The structural feat-ams of the orday-Ing provess in.--tze atudied on
two U-41fo alloys containing 15 an(i 20.2 atv,5 No by oleatron id.cimscope wid
x-ray diffraction methods. Oriering in M-Ya alloyn ttIkes place Olowly (up
to 100 hours) at annealing temwmtzmes of ?00 and 800; 0 in an alloy of'
stochiometric compositionp and both orderod and uvi*.*rdw;td can 12c
observed. The change in lattice structum duxing oxdej:-Jng (Tawmation. ot the
tetragonal, phase N14Mo) leads to tbe devololment of a aomplwc domin structure
inclix1ings, apart from ariti-pime domins parperidIculaw tuinu. The siv) and
shape of the perpendioulzx tvIns and domtdna depawa Onrthe emmaling tel-,Mera-
t=a, After annealing at 700 0, fine pe*mUcalar tvDis axo famed ulth a
dimension of approxirgitely 50 91 and Ln the grain bounflaxiom-aegions of the
1/2

10. S R
ARTSISHEYAMYA, L. F., et &I. Flzilta Metalloy i lietaUovotleniye Vol 33,
No 20 Feb 72l PP 377-382
ordexed KiOo phasep twins ulthaut the ti.-Inaijag oriorAjition c= be observed.
At 800 0 the domain structurs representa conne perpoinjUcOnr twins in the
fo3m of plates imide of which the antl-phvae domalzgl are i7ouped. Four
figuxes, 5 bibliographic refeMOOSS
2/2

USSR UDC: 8.74
~I.I_, SYPCHUK, P. P., YURiff, 01. N.
"A General Algorithm for Solving the Problem of Laying out Printed
Circuit Connections"
Moscow, Kibernetich. sisteW avtomatiz. proyektir.--sbornik (Cybernetic
Automated Design Systems--collection of works), 1-973, pp 74-80 (flom
RZb-X--'bernetika, No 7, Jul '73, abstract No 7V596 by 0. Belkin)
Translation: In known papers dealing with development of alEorithr's for
laying out printed circuit connections, primany attention is given to
overcoming design and technological limitations vhich differ for each
turing technique. D
type of board manufac evelopment j.. universal method
of solving the layout problen which is suitablf';_- for nny practiordly rea-
lizable technique is possible =1y on the basis of v:t,catitig a generiLlized
circuit board model. The paper gives a formalized di~,scriptLozi of a gener-
,orlt'.hx for liKI-ing out print.-I
alized printed circtdlt bourd. A general alg
circuit connections is proposed. Based. on the propoilvd al-7.-Drit'lim, a pro-
gram was developed for w-itormttic layout Qf printed connecticns
regard to hardware limitations. The prograz is~-.rritteri for the
vi
digital computer System 4/50 and contains .15,000 commands.

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graphy, and analysis of blood. games showed that the flatictip'nal indices of the
replanted lung were close to normal within 3 imonths a;I'ter surgery. Houever. the
mechanical properties of thr. lung were not rast4irod ei;,an at, the end of the ooser-
vation period when an increase In alveolar pressure,~ I;wonchkail resista.-Ice, and
elasticity and a decrease in distensdbility were stiIII. noteiL These almornali-
ties are probably attributable tobistological changwi-in Chm tissues, blood
vessels, and bronchial walls, as well as to the forwIttion 0' adhesiona in the
pleural cavity surromdIng the replanted lung,

MW
USSR Uw 616.24-089.843-01)2.9417: 616-24-009 4-072-7
KOLESNIKOV, V. D., X1PRENSK:V(, It'.. V., RABDIO11I.X., la. Ya., and 111ALYSqEVA Lq G.~#
Department of Clinical Physiology, and ~DepArtmont of !rhoraoiu
of Clinical and Experimental Surgery, Ministry of Hea~th U,,*;SR, 6:)scoif
"Study of the Ventilation and Mechanics of RespIratiop of thiD Replanted Lung
Under Experimental Conditional'
Moscow, Ekeperimentallnaya Khirurgiya i lknesteziologiya, Na 14,, Jul/Aug 70,
pp 07-71
Abstract: Clinical and x-ray studios -were conducted 6f 1wil, replant-ation in dogs
for a period of one year after the oneration. No nai-rowiAv of the

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USSR uDc 621%?:621,039.8
HIASSEN, V. I., G., and STARCHU, L. P,
"Effect of Radioactive Radiation on the Process of Slurry Proolpitation"
Moscow, Tsvetnyye Metally, No 1, Jan 70, PP 82-81P
Abstract. In a study of the effect of radioactive radiation on the proces.-3 of
slurry precipitation a special device was used for irradiatDig the suspension by
means of an ~r9Q + Y~O source, The optimum irradLatiort ~time -pas 1-1.5 Lrs. A
study was made of the rate of precipitation or gal~jnito* pyl-ILe, quartz, caloite,
albite, fluorite, and bauxite, The si,4o of the mimeralpartiolos was If) Microns.
The rate of precipitation of tho 3utipension WaD deLerriatud photumotrical~'Y. it.
was established that the rate or slurry precipitation wider Ilia effect of radio-
active irradiation was increasei for calcite 2.5 tineso,albito 1.5 times, etc..
-plairAed.
The mechanism of the effect of Irradiatioa on slurry preocipitittion is ex

:7"T7 47!
.112 Oil UNCI Asi v F: I ~ o pl~ c--l$SEP70
IWCE.~SING OATE
J.ITLE--EFFECT OF IRRADIATION ON THE PRECIPITATION 0,1--.SLURRIES -U-
~.AUTHOR-03)-KLASSEN# V.I.s MALYSa&YAA_A4_9 STARCHICK, L.P-
!;.:CCUNtRY OF INFO--USSR
m
-TSVET. METAL. 82-4
-SOURCE 1970, 43(111.p
AT EPUBLISHED ------- TO
.-SUBJECT AREAS--EARTH SCIENCES AiND PCEANOGRAPHY
TOPIC TAGS--SLIMEv SEDIMENTATION, MINERALt BAUXjTEt FLUORITE, IRRADIATION
..,CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
~-,_POCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSI.FIED
.PROXY REEL/FRAME-;--l986/Q876 $TEP ND--UR/Ot36/7!0/04t/011/0092/0084
~CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0102837
Uff

2/2 Oil UNCL ASS IF I ED Pf-~IUCES141.NG DATE--18SEP70
----C'IRC ACCESSjON NO--AP0102837
,ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT, THE SEDIMENI ATI011 RATES OF GALENAj
PYRITE, QUARTZ, CALCITEf ABLITEt FLUORITEi ANO PAUX111 WERE STUDIED.
THE SIZE OF THE MINERAL PARTI CLES WAS SMALLER THA-11 OR IFOUAL TO 10 MU.
THE CHANGE IN THE SEDIMENTATION RATE WAS DETD. r-HOPOMETRICALLYo THE
SUSPENSION WAS IRRADIATED BY USING A SPECIALLY DEVISED;APP, AS
SOURCES, PR[ME90 SR PLUS PRIME:90 V AND PRIME144 C(-,' PLUS PRIMEI44- PR WERE
USED* THE TIME OF IRRADN. OF THE SUSPENSION THE' DOSAGE] VARIED
FROM 30 MIN TO 6 HR. THE OPTIMUM IRRADN% TIRE WAS HR. ON
IRRADNst THE RATE OF COAGULATION OF THE SLURRIES 1!NCR1'1-'4d;ES BY 27,5 TfMFS
FOR CALCITE# AND BY 1.5 TIMES FDA'ALBITE. IN THE Pk-Fs!P1cE- 6F
COAGULANTS, SUCH AS H SUB2 511 SU84 AND P0LYACkYLAJ41DEt:1HE COAGULATING
ACTION OF THE [RRADN. IS PRESERVED AND EVEN INCREASESs, THE MECHANISM OF
THE EFFECT OF IRRAON. ON THE SEDUMENTATION OF SLURNY PARTICLES CAN
POSSIBLY BE EXPLAINED BY THE 'FACT THAT THE WATER UNDER THE
INFLUENCE OF IONIZING RADIATION, ECOAP. INTO FREE H, 1JHt AND HO S(JBZ
RADICALS. BY REACTING, THEY [".AN FORM H SUBZ9 0 SIM12v AND H SUB2 0 SU62,
AND CAN EVEN RECO14BINE TO AGAIN FORM H SU82 0; IN ALL CASESi THE PH OF
THE WATER IS ALTEREO. AN ESP. LARGE EFFECT ON THE CO&'~;ULATION PROCESS
OF THE SLURRIES IS EXERTED BY THE H AND 014 RADICALS PR!z-SENT IN THE
SUSPENSION AS A RESULT OF RADIOLYSIS OF WATER. THE T11AE WHICH HAS
PASSED-AFTER THE IRRADN. OF THE WATEA.~ALSO HAS A 11JIGNtrICANT EFPECT ON
THE SEDIMENTATION OF THE SUSPENSION*

tives navin-sc ~P.&e!, ;> -rV.OV Wqf e (1CS1gr.:LLCU "b: I (p: L "mi. Lukmc
with pj, = 0.34.-0,44N', as T~~Jje It. Fol. 130011Ypes there %VMS
a relation between t1te coeff. Of corrosion ~)11 -J, wid the
value A-va, Between A~p., < G.2V apd > , , the valtie of y
. ptio
cbanged sharply. A parallel; was abserved b1tirgen a4scr n
on Hg and protective' effect. The -value of -y for Type r, mtionic
surfactant w2s. oxcater than that for Type IL ~vrfaaa activity
REELIFRJOIE
1 11 8 011 G ZI
.if mmmmm;

for the adsorption 61 or&. C4tlDns. Type H! ii Jubitorit i~o not
contain halogen iorts and thud ~rc only ad! by tim former
mechanism. Addn.. pi K-Br ijicrcu;m!s -r Nr -4p! 11 i6hibitor,
changing it to tL Type.' I.
1-9801164
Re IF
Code
Ace
Abstracting SeV
Acc. Nr q
AF004334C C111' ICAL A* ST.~611Q)
Im
xrosion 0 steel
106404r Technical ixtbibitOls of the &M c')

--Nm'um,- ~ ~ .
AP0049346
is importint but. is not tJ%e only f mr-tar lm Pioteitirve attivity so
that -Y does iiot depend dimaly. on 3urface tdnssion., Tv-a- T

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I-EKWOMM
rsi~; arnd TP s t 2-n7,
Anal,
1.111C: 6t) G 1. 71
C"U'r-PERMH I A. 1, T. Ya., and ZE1101",11N, C.
"Phase Comw,,;izion of of 01-2
Fluoride Syst%::m"
11"Oscow, ILvestiya Akademii ."aulk SSISR, 'k-tally, No 6, N'Q'~'-Poc 7"), Pp 5d-16G
Abstract: inforr--Lion 0'.1 the pha!j'-~
C.11-t) slags is inadequate, and x-j-zl"
di-VIrac--ion jnalvses of heat-t-reatkid r~prcllzeimntive qtI7,;ph z; chat-
Ca0-A1003-CnF7 ternary sysl--em i:3 ill OJ)C!.~. di.r 31"Id ZhVt
action occur, 011 tho i-xisis of dlis
e4jdaln ccr!-';Li.a oC d-,
1.1-c IIIA
In a terii*- , -j-- '~ 1 .1 .
altlminate5. With Oil'- fulIT-ILIOrl OL Co-- C(irl7i;I-i:y ccw?nwi-"'~
the .17luoride dk! ki-ELBLI111'', Cj'J/t7 IWIJL 1'~il'
j J.
..he stable is U.;ndtod z.'o. i-, nar-, -a q
to 141'. CaF2. Tlia in"rugular accurreact.~ o~ the tc:rtlary
1/2

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CH-ATTERDMil I, A. K. I, Iz-ve 9 ti ya Aj~,,Idp I I I iklau'k. ~~,e ti-IJ. ly-, ~Oj 6,
Nov-Dec 70, pp 58-64
its crySLallization fields and d1a systemacic penetrati'm 0-4 1:
confirms Lhe iastalility of the E:ern-ary compaund ivi an i)-:)Cn
currence oi CaO in the tr'--r"gle C3A-CIIA7.CaF silgi%l:L-Ieii dl,.e 110~ssibil~.Ly o~
decomposition of compound C A Lo forai a fluoride plia!3e. Ln fri:o 'Lime.

If 2 025 UNCL ASSI FTIED
TITLE--SiRENGTH AND MINERALOSICAL COMPO SITION OF MiLLETli FROM
SOKOLOVO-SARBAI BENEFICIAYING COMBINE -IN RELATION TO l:IRING CONDITIONS
AUTHOR-(04)-CHERNYSHEV7 A.M., MAILYSHEVA, T.YA.., MUREYEVAi G.P., ZHURAVLEVt
F.M.
LOUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
.,,SOURCE-STAL' 1970, 30(4)t 293-8
------- 70
,.DATE PUBL ISHED
SUBJECT AREAS--M4TERIALSt EARTH SCIENCES AND OCEANIIGRAPHY
TOPIC-,TAGS--PELLETIZATION, IRON ORE, SLAGt~ CERAMIC BINW-P., TEMPERATURE
DEPENDENCEY MECHANICAL STRENOTHp CALCUUM. OXIDE, NiA.GNE-SlWl OX(Dr=,
ALUMINA, SILICA
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REFL/fRA10--3001/1215 5 1 FP NO-UR /0133170 /011 00 4W") 3/ 0 2 98
rIRC AC --AP0136681
-CESSION NO
UNC L 45!;.l: V 11-1 0

212 025 UNCLASSIFIED PWOCE!')SING DATE--0-40EC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0136681
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. EFFECT OF TIME J%ND TEMP. Ar
DIFFERENT STAGES OF FIRING FLUXED FE IORF, PALLETS WAS [NVE.STIGATEG
MINERALOGICALLY AND BY CRUSHING STRENGTH DETN, At HIGH TEMPS. COMPLEX
c ENT tCAO PLUS K0 PLUS
ILICOFERRITES CONTG. LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 9PERC
AL SUB2 0 SUB3 PLUS SIO SUB2) HAVING A MAX. CR[Y.i STkll-'I,IGTI4 TEMP. Sl~ip.VE
HERE AS A BOND WHICH HAS A LESSER REDUCIBILIFY THAN Hf:MATITE AND
MAGNETITE AND REMAINS SUCH UP TO THE REON. 01: FE10 M:TAL. A VAAX, RANGE
OF 650-700DEGREES OF CRIT. STRENGTH WA,S RECORDEU wiTH',-A STRUCTURE OF
INTERMESHED HEMATITE AND FERRITES. ADON OF DOL0141TE'TO THE CHARGE CAN
BE PECOMMENDED IN THIS LIGHT.
UNCLA;SIFIED

-1/2 027 UNCLASSI FEED ~'POCESSTNG DATF--1)20CT70
,.TITLE-NEURONAL ACTIVITY IM TME COLLICU.L.US INFERIOR JF iu rrENS rf) S91j'jo
SIGNALS AT VARIOUS AGES -11-
_-,'AUTHOR-(02)-MARUSEVAp A.M., MALYSHEVA, y. I
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
..'~SOURCE-_ZHURNAL EVOLYUTSIONNOY BIOKHIMII I FIZIOLOG11, 1.970, VOL 6, NR 2,
.:PP :225-234
-PATE PUBL ISHED ------- 70
AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND Ml::DICAL SCIENCES
...-TOPIC TAGS--WHITE NGISE, CAT, NEURON, BOPOTENTIAL,
AUDITORY SYSTE4,
MEDICAL EXPERIMENT
I L 1 u ET T I
U QLJ T. LL A S S--U4 C L A S S i F I L -0
PROXY I,'[ FL/FRA-'lE--I987/202_2 STEP
CHIC _.ACCESS 16;'1 ho--AP-0*105/,K-4

imm-1-1 0,
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OF THE COLLICULUS INFERIOR H4S BEEN FVOKED 11-Y SOUND PULSES (T--,INES AND
WHITt NOISES) OF VARYING INTENSITY AP40 DUiZATION. NElf-R.U.NAL RESPONSES TO
SCUND STIMULI'WERE- bBSERVED FIRLIM, TmHE-9 T*0 LOTH 'DAY G-F.' POSTNATAL LIFE.
THE SPIKE ACTIVITY OF THE NEURONS AT THIS PERIM 15 %CHARACTERIZED BY
LONG LATENT PER1009 HIGH THRESHOLD AND LOW RATE (IF DISCHARGE. SOME 3F
THE NEURONS EXHIBIT NONMONOTONOUS DEPENOENCE OF ~HE ;DISC-iARGE Pt-rTERN
ON SIGNAL INTENSITY. THIS FACT INDICATES THAT UNHIBITORY INFLUENCES MAY
BE OBSERVED IN THE AUDITORY SYSTEM FRO14 THE MOMENT OF THE ONSET OF
NEURONAL RESPONSES TO SOUND STIMULAT;ON.
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ols -I I SEP70
L12 7777M,7106 ;_ I Wl'_ICC~SING 0ATP_
PRODUCTION OF CALCIUM GLUCOOTE -U-
AUTHOR--SOSPINIKOV, D.YA., PETUNINA, A.Gm~, MALYSHEVAI YE.A..-
'..:-'COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
:_,.tOURCE--PRIKL. BIOKHIM. MIKROBIOL. 1970, 6(l), 83-5
_._,~DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
:TOPIC TAGS--CALCIUM COMPOUND, GLUCOSEt FERMENTATIONj YEAST, CULT.J.RE MEDIUM
,-,.C(I,ATROL vAP.KING--Nr,) RFSTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS_-JNCLASSI FIED
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CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0103471
W4 C L A S'Z 11: D
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CIRC ACCESSION P49--AP0103471
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- AOSTRACT. CA GLUCONATE.' WAS PP.~~OUCEO BY
OXIDIN. OF GLUCOSE 1 14 1 TH GLUcnt),qnRAC TER (ACETIBACTEI:!) SWIOXYD~INS. THE
MEDIUM WAS SU;>PLEPF-f4TE9 WITH-A YFAST EXT* AS A SVI'~ULATCP. AN-) CdAL-K AS A
NEUTRALIZING AGENT FOR THE GLUCOINIC ACID F3R,rkfD,. THF WAS
PERFORMED AT 30-32DEGREES FOR 42-46,HR 141TH CON].INUOU'; AF;~ATItON,
v DURING THIS PERIOD OVER 95PERCENT OF THE GLUCOSC-1.41AS OXIDIZED. TIE
a CGNTENT OF CA GLUCONATE IN THE CULTURE LIQ. AMOUNYED ;TO 71REKENT' OF THF
GLUCOSE CONSU4ED.

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:YE
.l,::CL;UNTP.Y (-F INFO-USSR
..SUUF.CE--ZH. O~W. KHPA. 1470, o(3) 554-9
DATE PUFL I S14ED------70
:,.SU&JtCT AkEAS-CHEMiSTRY
.:-,JUP IC TAGS-PIENZENE DERIVATIVE, TAUT',MlllISMp UAGAN11',: SULFUR C'IMPDONDI
IMINF* AkOMATIC AMINEP UV SPECTRVM, POND. fNEi%GYv'. PILKE'-~UtAR JAA[TAL
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CHO (1) W'ITH AP.014ATIC AHIINCS 11-4 NUNPOLAR SOLVENrs f~~Vf 4-ACSC SW36 H
SUIB4 01:NR (11) (P I-CUALS H, 4-ftl[-C, 4-NME SUH2.? OR 4'"D SIJ'1~2). T H E:
REACTILN (IF I WITH M(ji~L BASIr ALKY1. PHNCS 4,HSC SIP5 " SU34 C-Hf) OLJS
AGNHR, IN POLAR SOLVEWS (HCONAE SUS2P MELN) I RkAf-TS W'lTil AIPIATI~
AnINES TO t,-:IIVE AC.NHRt ALSO. TH(S IS DUE TO THE S1:11FT GF THE f31r:31ZE1019
THIL I"'!'I') I EOUIL. T114ARDS THE THICOUP1010 FORMI IS 4-Y);k.]iLVZF-J
(WITH H SU62 0 PRODUCED DUklNG THE P SW36 H SJ:34
,,FACTION) TO GIVE 4,14SC
CHO AND ACNHR. THIS W4S CUNFIRMED BY STUDYING UV- SPECTRIA OF It (PI
EQUALS 4-0!4E) IN BENZENE-OPINME SUB21 SU83 MIXTS. THF E-QUIL. OF
N(INACCTYLATED It ANALOGS 4-HSC SU66 WSU84 CH:N(Z flfl)~ IS SHIFrFD '10RE
TUWARUS THE TH[OQUIN,.', THE
'10 FORM IN POLAR.SOLVENTS, TKI01 H JUIL.
DIFFERENCE IS DUE TO WEAKENED C-Pl PI-60NOT-NG EINER1,1;j, r)F rHE
11 F111%PS COMPARED WITH THESE FORMS OF:111. THE LCM)-le,0 CALCNS.
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T:ITLE--HETEROCYCLIC ANALOGS OF PLEIADIENE. 11. GENERAL EXAMINATION OF
..:.'.-SYSTEMS, CONTAIWING A PYRROLE TYPE NITROGEN. ATOM. PARTICIPATI(14 OF A
AUTHOR-POZqARSKIYv A.Fot, MALYSliEVAir. YE.N..
tbUNT RY OF INFO--USSR
S.OURCE--KHIM. GETEROTSIKL. SOEDIN* 1970p fil't I 3-t0,
nATF PllRl Tci4pn ------- 7n
~SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
1OPIC TAGS-CHEMICAL BONDINGt MOLECULAR ORBITALI ELECTRON) STRUCTURE?
OUINONE, PYAROLES, AMINE DERIVATIVE# HETEROrYCLIC BASE. COMPOW0i.
~ELECTRON DENSITY, MOLECULAR STRUCTURE
CONTROL MARKING--NO PESTRICTIONS
,OOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
:~PROkY REEL/FRAME--19F7/1050 STEP VO--U.Q/0409/71)/000/r)01/OIJ3/0110
C IRC_ ACC ES S TON NO-- AP0104448

212 021 UNCLASSIFF 0 PROCESSING 0AtE--llSEP70
-CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0104448 EO
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(.Ul GP-0- ABSTRACT. MICROFICHE OF 413STRACT Ca~"TAINS
GRAPHIC INFORMATeON. 11 F30ND !--)ROERS, PI ELECTRON D., ENERGIES PF THE
HIGHEST OCCUPIED MO, TnTAL PI ELECTRONIC ENERGIES, AN() ENFRGIES OF THE
IST PI-PI TRANSITIONS WERE CALCO. BY HUECKEL P10 &PPROXNS, (OVIERL6,P
INTEGRALS NFGLECTED) FOR I AND 11 (X AND Y E13UALS N ANII CH). WHERE4S IN
MOST COMPDS. STUDIED9 PARTICIPaTION OF A PYRROLE TYPE,N ATOM IN 4RO4ATIC
SIX MEMBERED RING IS ACHIEVED 13Y FORMATION OF OUINONE STRUCTURES9
DISOBEYANCE OF THE HUECKEL RULEt OR NONPLIANARITY OF TME MOL. I F9RM THE
-MOST*TYPICAU HETEROAROMATIC-SYSTEMS CONTG. A~P.YRROLE TYPE N AT(Im. CHEM,
BEHAVIOR OF I IS DiSCU'SSED AND COMPARED TO THAT!Or
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USSR UDG 6?1.585-711
*Investigation Of Ion Bombardment Of Cathodea Of An kn;~litroji"
Elektron. tekhnil(a. Y3uchno-talhn. nb. Mektron. SVGh ~Klectrozilc TechnoloV.
Scientific-Tuchnical Collection. Mliarowavo Eloctronics),,~970, lautle No 10-PP 113--117
(from R.-h--Elektronika i y2ye pr:.Ei,-nenlZq No 2, Febru&~,-y lFfTl,,Abetract No 2A169)
Aranalation: A method is devalo-,ed for inirostigailion oT ion bombardment of
cathodes which can bo ubcd for investigationa in 1.1-type power ~:evicee w10 a
cathode in the intortotion apace. As a ronul-1. of axpe,H-Montal investigatic'no of
ion bozbar~;;~ent of cathodou i-i a paver pulze umplitr,on, the mr,=ction bat-.detm tha
ion current at ths or-plitron cathoda and this ~ntuniqity of tho zagnatic field
(17~O does not depend on
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KOROBKIN, V. V. MALY1ZHjL1_b."j and PROKHOROV, A. 14.,'Fhysi~t3 Institute imeni
a ebedev o~
P. ff. L ffie Academy of Sciences USSR
"Phase Self-Modulation and Self-Focusing of the Radiation of a Neodymi= Laser Under
Self-Synchronization of Modes"
Moscow, Pis1ma v Zhurnal Eksperimentallnoy i Tooreticheskolf FUIRL, Vol. 12, No. 5,
5 Sep 70, pp 216-220
Abstract: Detection of the pheriomenon of self-focusing and pha:le self -modulation of
radiation in the active element of a neodymiun laser.operating In a sel-f-3ynchroni-
zation mode is reported. It is shm-n that these effticts h1kire a ct~nsiderable irLflu-
ence on the nature of the generaticn of this la,,qer. The nprnlinti.u~ changes in tie
index of refraction of the active eleiwnt of the lasor arifl.ng i4nder self-mo~d ulat ion
and self-focusing are evalikited. A laser with a ring resaniftor (21' = 8.5 nsi~c) was
used in the experiments. The length of the active elerantlwas 10 cm and d1ye nurber
3955 dissolved in nitrobenzene was used as a Q-mdulatar. Pictorts shc-,w a con-
siderable redistribution of radiation intensity under largiv fields in the resonator,
while the intensity distribution in a free generation regilve was imiform. Phase
self-modulation is thus said to explain to aconsiderable t!legrvj the structiwe of the
radiation spectrum of a laser with self-synchron~zation.

USSR 621.396.677-71
1,1ALYUZIIIIIIETS, D.. G. and BLOK, A. V.
"Some Scanning Charact cris tics of a Antenna
Radiating into Mountain Rock"
V sb. E;11-khtn. rndi(isv -t,,, -,iaill; ~iadic
-5-j-1 from !:',h-*-,,,,cl~,:(,.-~,eld-il~,ii'z~,~:~., --c- 3,
of worksy Hoscow, 1970, i,,p J
o. 3B3'*
u 71, Abstract 0
Translation: 'The direccional diagram alid tht-~ angular fre-quency
characteristics o" t'-Le antelma,are cor, vited. Three illustraticns.
p

USSR UDC 1517-9::535-4
-MALYUZHINETS? (dece~lsed) G. D. and TUZHILIIII, A. A. (Mosi~ow)
IlDiffraction of ?lane Sound Wave by a Thin sei'ni-inftrite.Elastic PlaLe"
Moscow, Zhurnal Vyciiislitellnoy I
Matematiki i Matematicheskoy Fiziki,
Vol 10, No 5, SeP-Oct 70, pp 1210-1227
Abstract: The formulation of the problem of the diffraction of a
plane sound wave 'by a 6in, serni-infinite elastic p1rute and an approach
to its solution wete first given by G. D. MIALYUZEINETS at the Fourth
All-Union Acoustic Gonference in 1958 in Moscow. This paper will soop.
appear in Trudy Akustichesko,.go Inzz;tituta (Tran-sact:,J.ons of the Acoustic
Institute). However, this problm waa not complenely solved for the
following reasons: (1) the lack of a sufficitntlu~' complete tntory on
!4ALYUZH1NET3 functional equations; (2) no methods nad been devi:ried for
the'analysis, of diffractiori fields corresponding To the solutions of
there functional equations; (3) the lack of a detailed ainalysis of
the behavior of the Brewster angles corresponding,to thoa thin elastic
plate. Recently a f a i r I y complOte theory 0.7 Yj~LYUZHINETS fuzic
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USSR
MALYUHINETSo (deceased), G. D. N
I and TUZHILI. A. A. Znurnal Vychisli,-
tellnoy Matematiki i Ylatemati'cheskoy Fizild, Vol 1A No 5, Sep-Oct
70, pp 1210-1227
tioaal equations Was developed by A. A.;TUZHILIN azd methods devised
for the analysis of diffraction fields in an angular r~~gion- These
studies made it possible to obtain .a solution. to thjB title problem
and to make a detailed analysis thereof. The proaant articIe sets
forth these results.
The problem is to obtain a solution to the Helmholtz equa-
tion
(A+ kl)P(x, 0
in the N, Y) plane. Tbe problem is rodwed to M Y:o p-roblems by
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USSPI
X-4 L Y U Z H IN T S(deceased), C. D. and TULHILINj A.AZhurnal Vychisli-
11 Ma
tellnoy Matematiki i tem~tticheskoy Fizikis Vol No 5p Sep-Oct
70, pp 1210-1227
Expreas the composite field P'x,y-) as the 3qail of P4,wo addenda:
viz.,odd and even parts. The two Prohlema arm-.
1. In the half-space x ;;,0 to seek a solution to the helmholt7.
equation
0'
(A + kl)P+ (r, -p)
and 2, In the half-space x > 0 to~aeek a solul~ioa to the helmholtz
equation
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USSR
1 LYUHINETS, (deceased), G. D. and TUZHILIN, A~ ~.Ij Zhurnal Vychisli-
14A
tel In
oy Matematiki i Matemat'icheskoyliziki, Vol'10, wo 5, Sep-Oct
70 pp 1210-1227
(A + V) P- (r, 0.
The solutions to these problems (i. e., fields P t are sought
in the form of Sommerfeld-MALYURINIETS integral,51 as a result of
which nonhomogeneous MALYUZRINETS functional equl.'iLiona are ob-tatined.
General solutions are obtained forthe resultijint ~,unctional equa-
tions, and.from these are determined'the,solutiogis which correspoad
to the required diffraction fields,,
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USSR UDC: 539.3:534.1
MALYY, V.I., Moscow
"Long-Wave Approximation of Loss of Stability During lmpac.L"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk 35SR, Mekhanika Tvo~rdogo Tela, No 4.
Jul/Aug 72, pp 138-144
Abstract: During the impact of a semi-infinite rod moving in the longitudinal
direction ag-tinst a n-ias-iwt obstacle a wwrc of corvprei5iiive wtre:-is Propagatos
in this rod. Under action of thesc 9tres'se's 010, rod 111ay 1wCoill'!! 6-astically
unstable, and buckling takes place. Similar pheno-menon occurs with impact
of plates and shells. An exact solution of Ioss of stability in an elastic semi-
infinite rod during longitudinal shock is presented. The sanifj rnethod hv- used
to obtain the loss of stability in an clastic pjata, %ith izi-iliact a~.,ainst its edge.
In all caseq the initial deflectioni are taRe"n Into accolint-f

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YEFJ140V, A. B. ,MALYY, V. I., IrCESHEV, S. A. Moscow
"Loss of Stability of a Cylindrical Shell on Longitudinal Itipact"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Hekhanika. Tverdogo Tela, No 1, January-
February 1971, pp 20-23
Abstract: The forms of 1GSS of stability of a cylindrical shell on longitudinal
impact of an infinite mass moving with a velocity Vagainst the end of the
shell are studied in this paper. Equations are derived which define the bend-
ing of the sheld during the linear stage of loss of stability. It is pointed
out that the bends develop with time as the superposiElon of two types of
waves. The amplitudes of the wave of the first type -oscillate with titne, that
is. they remain limited, and the amplitudes of the second type waves increase
exponentially with time leading to loss of stability of the shell. However,
all of the waves of the second ty e do not make a sigmificaat contribution to
the stability loss process since the amplitude of the:wave which has the maxi-
mum growth rate overtakes the. others and becomes predominalut. The predominant
wave is axisymmetric.
Equations are derived which define the characteristics of the predc-min-
ant stability loss wave without restrictions on the Impact velocity. After
112
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USSR
YEFIrdDV, A, B., et al., Izvestiva a-ademii Natik SSSR, MNhanika Tverdogo Tela,
No 10 January-February 1971, pp 20-23
comparing the equations neglecting inertial reduction, Oat is, the effect of
the :Lntertia of the shell elements in the~radial direction on the propagation
of the longitudinal compression wave, and the equations with and without re-
strictions on imvact velocity it is concluded that thera: factors have little
.effect on the form of stabilit7 loss. It'is pointed oul: that it is known that
in the case of a static load on a cylindrical shell the shape afthe stability
lose remains indeterminant in the linear approximation. In ehe case of an
impact load on the end of the shell, the loss of stabilEty with small bends
occurs in axisymmetric form. Further development of thu bends is not del;cribed
by the linear equations of the shells. lerhen tile bends reach a magnitude on
the order of h, siznificant membrane stresses occur in the shell. ToRether
with the occurrence of nonlinear effects,~the form of the stability loss has
to lose its axisyrLmetric nature. When the bends increue tothe point that
the nonlinearity becomes the defining factor, the sftell:assunes the forra of
isometric bending of a cylindrical surface. The relatins obtained in this
paper for calculating the wLvelength in the linear stagi~ of stability loss
give values which are 12% and 10Z lower, than the experizu--atal. values obtat'ined
by Lindberg and Herbert.
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rtTLL--THE EFFECT OF THYMECTOMY IN WINEA PIGS CiN URINARY EXCptETION OF
-l7vOXY(;0RTICGSTERCIDS UNDER NORMAL CONDITIONS ANDIN Sl'RESS -U-
AUTHOR-( 021-t4ALYZH VoA.v SUTKOVOY, O.A4
CCUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
E- PATO LOG ICHE SKAYA FIZIOLOGIYA I EKSPERIMENTAL,1NAYA TERAPIYA, 1970,
VOL. 14 NR 3, PP 3L-34
DATE PUBLISHED-70
SUBJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TCPIC TAGS-THYMUS GLAND# SURGERY* URINE* EXCRETIONp GOR T I LOSTERO IDS,
:.ADRENAL CORTEX
~~,.-.,:UNTROL- MARK ING-NO RESTRICTIONS
'.-:DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
~PROXY REEL/FRAME-3001/1925 STEP NU--UR/0396/7t)fOI4/003/0031/0034
CIRC ACCESS-ICN NG-AP0127326

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CI:IZC ACCESSION NO-AP0127326
-ABSTRACT/ EXTRACT- I U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. AS SHOWN, IN GUINEA 131GS
--THYMECTOMIZED AT IMIMATURE AGE, URINARY EXCRETION 01-
L7rOXYCORTIC0STEROIDS hAS ALMOST HALVED FOUR MONIM. AFFER THE OPERATION
IN CCMPARISCN WITH INTACT ANIMALS6 A MORE PROLUNGfiCt TlflUi NORMAL
ACTIVATION OF ADRENAL CORTEX 14AS SEEN BOTH At THE l:ARLl' AND AT THE LArE
PERIODS AFTER THYMECTOMY, WHEN THESE ANIMALS WERE lit'laJEc"VED TO THE
-ACTIGN OF UNFAVOURABLE FACTORSY SUCH AS OPERATION OR IDLFLARHATIONa
FAC ILITY: LABORATURIYA IMMUNUKHIM11, GORMONOV I LABOAAWRIYA.
FACILITY.- . PATOFIZIOLOGI I KLY-EVSKOGO IN4TITUTA E1900KRIP113LOGI I I QBMEAN
VESHCHESTV*