SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MELNIKOVA, M.K - MEN, A.N.

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TITLE--MECHANISM 0 F RADIOSTRONTIUM INTAKE IN POTATO !IUBEAS -U-
AUTHOR-102)-MEL41KONEA, M.K., BARANOVA, L.A.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--AEC-TR-7128, PP 127-42
-DATE PUBLISHEO ------- 70
-.SUBJECT AREAS--NUCLEAR SCIENCE AND TEGHNGLOGY# BIOLot;ICAL AND MEZ)ICAL
SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--STRONTIUM ISOTOPL-t RADIATION PLANT EFFEG 'T, PLANT CHEMISTRY,
'PENVENCEr CHEIIICAL ABSORPFIDN
DIFFUSION COEFFICIENT, TEMPERATURE 0,
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FKA4E--1983/1780 STEP NO--U;t /0000/'I~)/000/0(.io/O,)00/.Ouk)o
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT005461a

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2/2 023 UNCL ASS IF I ED pROCESSIING DATE--IoO(;T70
CIRC ACCESS16N NO--AT0054bI8
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. INCREASING TOE TEMJJ[,,~ATUR'l I-Ru-,l I
TO 35DEGREESC CAUSED NO SIGNIGICANT INTENSIFIC.A1104 GF TAE PROCI'SS OF
ABSORPTION OF PRIME90 Sk BY POTATO TUBERS. DATA CLN T~L~:14[)ERAT07C
COEFFICIEN15 OF THE REACTIO~4 OF STRONTIUM ASSORPTI-:11tv BY rl-W Tja~AS
DE.40NISTRATCD THE NONMETA60LIC NATURE OF THF- PRIXES!;. THE OIFFU$1674
NATURE OF THE PROCESS WAS INOICATED BY THE 0JFFU.Sl0!l COL-:1-FICIENTS
CALCULATED FOR STRONTIUM ANU CALCIUM IN THE TUBER, COMPAkISON OF THE
DATA OBTAINED UNDER VARIOUS EXPERIMENTAL CONDITIONS WITH RESPECT TO
TEMPERATURE COEFFICIENTS MADE IT POSSIBLE TO ClINCLOUE I'WliT THE
ABSORPTION 9F CALCIUM AND STAONTIU'll BY;POT.ATO TUB~j'-15 15 ~lj PHYSICAL
PROCESS, DIFFUSION, AND IS NOT 14ETABOLUC IN NATUREo. FACILITY:
GOSUOARSTVENNYI KOMITET PO ISPOLIZUVANIYU ATGMNOI ENERG11 SSSiko MOSCOW.

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CCMTRY OF INFO--USSR
SGURCE--U.S.S.R. 264,C,3-,)
RLFEkENGE--(:T.K,RYTlYA, HUHMET.r PROM. U8kAZTSYt l'GVAlkl!vVF (NAKI 1910,
DATE
SUbjErr Ail [AS--i'.!ATEt,, [ALSt CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--04LIMICAL PAIFNT, LLECTRGLYTC.#,3ETAL [RO-A AL.L.0'fi,
CUbALT li~tull ALLOY, PHOSPHCAUS ALLOY, EL~CTkCDCV~J~311_11QN
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.-.- =vmr*tgrzjo, ftutual gain, Aril fraterril flutuAl AL4. JPT~4.,ttjs~.
irAtloli ..d .-F,r,4tj-q it deepet,'-.& a.4 .;"61 t-d. i.
SkItt*~Iful C0110-0-AtL= Of the SOCIAILSt CVU~.tri*4 J!P Crt&t1v eAj~f~!.!nL
71W rf10CtVjanffz3 ~f greatly dervn,ls in tn. ~A- ~j!-
which tramporti 4r# at. -?~t dittrlt= ~. Of ftT.
the t".- _- trq4f"i:t 1._c=- tr.""It *.,Z.r L- t-
cost of exportod ArA tm(woTteri fretjZt. T`-.&nF;bQCL d~V*Josir~Mt it C4
signillicanct fat thte as:vi= --.ca rnz.rprl~#.. 1.
turing nxr~2M jKWjutt._*_ a-. *Et" " "~id~~tle rem tht
The =Ain Llast f Ir-laht. i"In Tahi In4l.-U-41 'oci.lV.t ~-ntylf~
and b*tW*n tf~r, is czr-rled by railr-i tra".-vrt, The, C~~A ze=~;*r ma. ko-i
have boo,.Am to P14ke W~ U24 of Autt~ytt~e tr.'T-'O" i-I tne oes-t !g. 7v47..
Collaboration by thq CF14A Center nAtt_=__ tz r~~ field of
t. and the pArztFtp;%tIon of tIve sceiv.. Um
POT 'am t, c=f.Ir.L=ftS to
t !n
-unical and opwratirr re.4uirp.-tints for S c z ,4
T&L pf ~. t
trail~rm. and =ter tra~Az for tnt~inatLmil shipm-nt% w~-re 4-,3
a7proved utthin the CL~A fra_-Aw=k. T""_Lcal cmmdlti.== ~t* m=ove:! tt
dazigr. and maintain Lnt~mnisrnal =ota: r=ds as u4rv r"'*=~Tmfxticl f~-
their m-irt-mmn". Surrmnitionx utio J*v-lor-4 to orpani-* rvpai: and
nir&I Maintenlace " to Provide tCr"ica' --t Other &Z910tance t- t~-
automotive transport factlitt4s ~,I the CE-M-A "~Der nations alunit the ~4~
highways used for International shirments.
&he Soviet Utilor. already has certain Anow-how in tmv orr,4nizzzic-Az c~
intarnat!onal frei4ht shipwnts by "ecootive transport. Z%ren in the -To-
war p*vIod Soviet vehicles were carrytr4 fretght between the USS? anot tInt
Mongolian People's Republic and, later. betwodn the USSR and Chlr~.

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*.'", ::' 8'.1 .1 ", -,,rvi thr Lutopran %('r -Mri- t,
rhe r- I nru'. 1 so ~i" it , k.. A. .'r I '. 1-1 t n1 na - "". _% , , ..I -
lithor.ti.. Ith -riatilt fntrtTt-. Ini., t. f.,I%t Txt.z: he t". or-at .'.0-
f "I" I" Ih` 11~ 11 of Th- Mr.'0'. I a, In, 1- r1'.. I.1
-I" an-1 ttx &.rvr%e~_rnt c! the
tranipurt i,~T~orll -Ith direct cces to Coar- Vor ts.
Th,- be luritialn SSR-9 export freight -uppltarl t-f-- to v"
tranzport pr'-%Art-.y to 4h'bp foo-1 CoModitiogs r,#at one atisai rat, a-nbie fat.
mn-ctt-rr h-;. a nr! nr t-r tr-, ter.1unn "UrMot tvr 11 an, Port r.4~ a -'16n
6.1 Ivory rate . As oxp4rad to railroati*, the froii#thr *,ollvary "rJO'.1 " #~
tcaotlW: ZrATSp~jrt 1,s i*4-*J 5-6 LI=x in Int.rn&Liu~'. trA-ifie. For ex-
!-~:. 4~- A4~ w' _*';4~ f-r-t ;T-r ~i__ ta- t~-
G-.;,I R...ttia, xrnf iini1rria wi~-.as it taxvv
1137-1to Irli-r It I, r.I-roA.
AX ttte sa= tt=~ tnu Trsttnz rar-retorz L.4jt!'-.jy -ua! AVA11-
Abi 'I Caroib -'.t6 to Ant ... L.- tt.n'poft "'Ch Prts toT
and 04 tjlv~fit' tlectrotwrtzrical itwus. and radiatrchnical Itomi.
-C~fr-td--4~or- Azilltry Of aut=atl~* th., i& dir-czlv
-#vtT-3-t- t~ thAt rf t~~ "i-.- == ~i:: a t.-%-Ag
numniir of op~ratlon& and to tnsura~ a bettor Vtol."ation
Of frei4g~.t in trarzlt and sets ttw po-itAlLty to r*.~ tacliark~A ee,*1% t-y
It. n~) .r 1;f~ht- __t.t,rj , .., t-y not jjim citareer2. at A,_I~ j=
Tx==pt.' T~zr kmnsk ftarcr Vchictis r-ant =-, a ~Vjngg =I *&T,.y '.cV.P4r'-'
rubles In 1070 thtmgh the us,e of lighter corttainers fn whith to park t.-arv
Vart-A =_-r:=1- -_7 =t==ctLVC =x=zP=rX a=! tn %Z~W Cozza
for Container --ractutluA_
In the 5~4 t lialon, the arg.ni--atioit %M L~pj~,t.tion ,u c r-
e4.1 be , Cf triMction-I fr-Wri- rhlp-_~n=s hz5 t-- %evird on The
,1111iftry ~f !;ot7-r `T,~port and H;xhwlyD hich c..q =c=it tltz autmctim
tarilicips frn ttn conicii carrier notor V".Lnle of
republics to car-7 out the-it shipmenz. In panicula=' the transport facil-
ities of the minor vehicle ariterprises suba dinuad to the IsloruWaft S41
ninittrv Qr ?;-jtor Volitelp Transport Air, reertitited to tra~~jpcrt for-otgn -,-.zco
frotrht to the -o4jaltxt Co4r;triq* Of T~jr*pe, It slki:~44 " Sentitraed that
th~ Plinitirry of Motor Vehicle Transport itives cue attentlen to the ar-
j,,aniractori of such ihigizent:3. The USSft*T ftratipi craze niritanizattans are
with the state of shi.psients, especially in that =at-gr of frrighmt
prearryation euring transit, and stsnife-,t interest Lt. t!'A further devollov-
ment of thin type of snipmenr. However. the main mass of export freirht
fr~ thm to tho FUTGPO&~ SOCIA11%t C~PlLrt- t~ Atill Corvied by fail-
road transport.
It appears expedient for the UMA member naciws to isaito majitiartim use
of autonat ive transport in the shipment oi exp*rt-import freight. Shiftir4
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USSR UDO 6?-l.)16-722.l(068.6)
ISTYUFEYEV, V.A., MELINIKOVA, N.N.
"Voltage And Ourrent Regulatoro
USSR Author's Gartificate No 262268, filed 6 Jvne 68, pobliahad. I July 70 (from
RZh--Elektronika I yoye primeneniye, No 1, Jamiary 1971, hbotact No IB469P)
Translationt A circuit is proposed for a voltage and wri,ont i-a,bplator in which
the transition from a regime of current regulation to a roirizo of voltage regul-
ation is accompliened automutically. In order to aouurtb sinall Imertia. during
transition from regime to regime, In the rogulator s oUPPAOMOViLary compurator
circuit Is used whtch metioures the load currento th4j vkjrrwil from which io red
across a semiconductor diode to the inNt of the canparifitar circ%llt of tbu
voltage regulator, where a signal is fed (tiloo acrous a matulcond-actor dlc~de) pro-
portional to the output voltage of the regulator. IV the uigna~ proportional to
the output voltage is larger than the signal from the output ol' the compmrstor
circuit of the currant regulatorp then the samicoaductoridiods or tine current
regulator cuts off, and the comparator ciroult of the voltage regulator controls
the common regulating element of the regulotor whicit assarme viltage repletion.
1/2

IS7,WF=, V. A.., MEL'i'aymu, ?1. br, LISSR Aiat-hor's Certi.I.Ucata WD 265(,~'
(from M--Elektroqki--'yeye -IAt~~ No 1, Jan ISalp AbstriLct No lB4L-911)
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If the signal proportional to the current is larger than the voll:age sigml
then the semiconductor diode of the voltage regulator to ':I)locload and the com-
parator circuit of the voltage regulator contrullirg the xagulAthng element
maintains a constant load current for the regu3AtOr$. 1 ill. S. 1).

USSR
WDAGOV, YU. A., VINOG,-~tNDGV, V, B. , VOLOD KO, A. G.
-UGRYUM,011, V. G. , KILADNITSKIY, V. S. , KUZNETSOV, A. A., LONAK-1N, YU,
INSK1, G. 1
V. B. , SHLYAPHIKOV, P. V. , an
PONOSOV, A. K. , FLYAGIN ,
BOLDEA, V. (2), MIKEUL, A. (2), MUMUYANU, D. (2), PONTA, T. W, FELL4, S. (2),
and CHAD11W, B. (3), Joint institute of Nuclear Research; (1) University 11neni P.
I. Shafarik, Koshitse, Czechoslovak SSR; (2) Institute of Atomic Physics, Bucharest,
Romania; (3) Physics institute of the Academy of Sciences Horigplian Feople's Re2ub-
lic, Ulan-Bator
'IStudy of the Mass Spectrum of a AX-Systeirn in w -p- Interact ion4 at 4 and 5.1 Gov/c"
Mozcow, Fis1ma v Zhurnal Eksperimentallnoy i Teoreticheskoy Flziki, Vol. 11, No. 111
5 Jan 70, pp 31-35
Abstract: The results of a study of the spectrum oT the effective masseu of ii
AX-system are reported. The spectrum was obtained in investigating Ti p-inter'uctions
in a 24-liter and a 1-meter propane bubble chamber irradiated in r-meson beams of
the proton synchrotron of the Joint Institute of Nuclear Raseiwch w;ith pulses of
4 and 5.1 Gev/c, respectively. An investigation of the structure of Th.e effe'-.;ive
mass spectrum of a AX-system was of interest from the viewpoint of obiserving now
112

USSR
BUDAGOV, YU. A., et al, Pis1ma v Zhurnal Eksperimentallnoy i Teoreticheskoy Fiziki,
Vol. 11, No. 1, 5 Jan 70, pp 31-35
resonances with zero strangeness and the decays of different -r~.cbars vla the c"'an-
nel N* -t- A t K, to determine the relative probabilities of thesie decays. Approxl-
mately 230,000 photographs were analyzed for each bubble chambtir. The effective
mass spdctra of AKO combinat- ions for events in which the decaya of a A-hyperon and
a KO-meson were simultaneously recorded in the chwaber are graphed. The graphs
show a considerable excess in the number of events above the bo~kgrould in the mass
region 1.61-1.96 Gev/c2. It is shown that this anomaly is not assoaiated with the
reflection of known resonances Y* (1385) and V (890) in the hiVO-sPfjcvrur,. The
total excess in the number of events over the background in t1w mass Lnterval 1.61-
-1.96 Gev/c2 was 114 1 13. The experimental data verify the existoice of two reso-
nances with masses about 16e5 and 1935 Hav/c2 and widths of the ordor "4 150 Mev/c2.
It is concluded that the anomaly observed in the effective mass speatrum of AX can
be explained only by the decay of the isobar 511 (1710), P11 (1750) via the channel
N* - A + X or by the existence of a new resoaance with mass a~oout 1685 Mev/c2, as
the data of R. Erbe et al indicate.
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112 021. UNCLASS-11-0
TITLE--ANALYSIS OF NORMAL VIBRATIONS OF THE ETHYLXAliTHi%TE 90111 AND IR
SPECTRA OF METAL ETHYLXANTHATES -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-MELNIKOVA9 N.Y.t PTLIPENKOo A.To
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--ZH. NEORG. KHIM. 1970, 15(51* 1186-91
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--IR SPECTRUM, ORGANIC SULFUR COMPOUNO, C110140044A ION CHE41STRY0
METAL COMPLEX COMPOUND, XANTHIC ACtDr COPPER COMPLEA, ZINC, COMPLEXt LEAD
COMPOUND, MERCURY COMPLEXt CA0141UM COMPCEX
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUME14T CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3008/0933 STEP NO--,UR/0078/70ilOI511)1)5/1,186,(I 19!
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0137961
)N C t, _A$4 E F H' 0

2/2 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROO'SSING DATE--'),ttDEC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0137961
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-W) GP-0- ABSTRACT. FRIrQUf-*NC[rS OF NORttl,&L VIBRAri(INS.
AND MATRIX COMPONENTS OF FORCE CONSTS, 01: THE ElW(LXJ4NtllA'H ION, 1-r
CIS)S PRIME NEGATIVE, ARE TA8ULATED. THE RESONANCE FORtl RQ PRIME21
NEGATIVE CONTRIBUTES TO THE STRUCTURE OF THIS ANION HUCH Ll:-SS THAN T14E.
ANALOGOUS FORM R SUB2 N PRIME POSIT[YE*.CSS PRIME2 NEGAT[klE CONTRIBUTES
TO THE STRUCTURE OF ET SU62 NC(S)5 PRIME NFrATIVE. il)114 COORDINATION TO
METALSv THE INTENSITY OF VC,O OF ETOG(S)5 PRIME NEGfi-TIVE. DECREASES., MORE
PROPONOUNCED FOR COORDINATION TO CUtZN# PBv tlGo COt THAN TO NI, PO, Pf,
OR CO, THE RESULTS 114PLY DELOCALIZATION AND PRESEPICE OF EQUIV. Mrs
BONDS IN THE LATTER METAL COMPLEXESo FAC.IL171Y: 83EV* GUS* UNIV.
JM. SHEVCHENKOI KIEV, USSR.
UNC L A SS I F Vl:~ D

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021, UNCLASSI. LED: PA&I'SSING. 0ATE--3UQC,T70
TITLE--PSYCHLThERAPY, IN NEURUTIC REACTIONS' WITH ACARUIOPH061C, SYNijRlJME
AUTHUR--hELNIKOVA* P*K*
CCUNTRY OF INFO-USSA
SCURCE-VRACHEBNOYE DELUr 1970r' NR 5v PP 31-32
-DATE PUbLISHED---70
SU13JECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS-PSYCHOTHERAPY# TRANQUILIZERv SLEEPP &LIUNCAL MCUICINE
CCNTRGL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME-3002/1732 STEP NO--UR/0475/70/000/005/0011/0032
CIRC ALCESSIGN NU--AP0129LOO
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 023 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSIliG DATE--30OCT70
CLRC ACCESSICN NO--AP0129100
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- AHs'rRACT. THE SIGNIFICANCE IS EMPHASIIE0 OF
NEURO-PSYCHIC GVERSTRIAN, PECULIARITIES OF HIGHER ACTIVITY,
IATROGENIC FACTORSt INFECTIONS AND INTOXICATIONS IN THE DEVELOPM.F01T OF
THE CARDIOPHOBIC SYNDROME IN 38 PAYIENTSo POSITIVE RESULTS ARE
REPCRTED OF SUGGESTION BOTH DURING SLEEP AND JIN WAKNUG STATES. THE
PATIENTS ALSO RECEIVED CORRESPONDING DRUG THERAPY: SMAI,L DOSES OF
,,LIBRIUMv MEPROSAMATE, RARER AMINAZINE. DRUGS WERk EXCLIXED CONSIDERED
AS EICARDIAC.f~ BY THE PATIENT AND ALSO ALCOH13-L WAS EXCLUD0. THE
TREATMENT WAS CARRIED OUT IN AMBULATORY'CONDITIONS. FACILITY:
UBLASTNAYA BOLINITSA (He No No BURDENK13'
uric LASS IF IED

3 () C T 7 0
1/2 020 UNCLASS[FIED PRO(,ESSING DATE
,.TITLE
--INFRARED SPECTRA OF COPPER SELENItES -U-
AUTHOR
-(04)-MAKATUNt V.N.v PECHKOVSKTYv V V R-YA-1 GUSEVt
Soso
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--ZH, PRIKL. SPEKTROSK. 19701p- 12[3)o, 49T-503
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRYi PHYSICS
POUN U
TOPIC TAGS--COPPER COMPOUND, SELENIUM COMPOUND* [)XYCjjl COW
~CHRYSTALLOGRAPHYI tR SPECTRUM
CONTROL MARKING--tl(l RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--t)NCLASSIFIC-0
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/0330 sruip
CIRC ACCCSSION 140--AP0119317
UNCLASSIfIE0

CIRC ACCESSION NO r";~ 0 - ~-S' ING i)Arl---7-30CT70
212 020 --AP01117317 UN CLASSIFIED S
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- AdSTRACY. THE STATE ::)I: H SUB2 C) IN CRYST. CU
SELENITE HYDRATES9 ANO THE CHANGES OF THE SPECTkAl- CHARACTFRI.STI CS OF
SEO SU93 PRIME2 NEGATIVE ION BOUND TO ONLY ONE CATI04 wERF STUDIED AS A
FUNCTION OF THE CHANGE Cl: CRYST4LL0GAAPHJC PA4Ami:-:'rEll5. THE nF
CUSEO SU83.2H SUB2 fli CUSEO SUB3.20 SUB? 0, CRyS'r. CUSE0 SU63, ~',MORPHLJUS
CUSEO SUB3t CUO.CUESEU SU83,p AND CUD. ZSEU SU133 TS D~SCRIBED IN GREAT
DETAIL. THE IR SPECTRA WERE OBTAINED BETWEEn 4-oo AND 4U00 C.4 0RIME
NEGATIVE1.

112 010 UNCLASSIFI'ED' DArE--090CY70
,TIYLE--SYNTHESIS OF SUBSTITUTED TETRAPiPTIDES CORRESPONPING TO THE 14-17
~.!. SEQUENCE YEAST CYTOCHROME C -IJ- I
~.AU_IHOR-(04)-LVQVA* S.D., YEVSfIGNEYEVAP RoPop MELPILKOVAil S.A., RVABOVA,
.,,COUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
SOUR CE--ZH. O13SHCH. KHIM. 1970P 4()( 1) t 242-5
DATE PUBLISHED--70
,iSUBJECT ARkAS-810LOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
~'TQPIC: TAGS-YEAST# PEPTIVEP CHEMICAL SYNTHESIS
CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMEN7 CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
.PROXY REEI./FRAME--198911255 STEP NO--UR/00'79)70/04t)/001/02r#2/024r3
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0107731

212 010 UNCLASSIFIED 1PROCESSING OATE--090CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP010773t
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. TREATING 0.18 C GAMPIA M~ ESI*ER OF
CARBOBENZOXY#L#GLUTAMIC ACID IN TEIRA11YURGH~,RAN WITH 0.086 ML
N,METHYLMORPHOL~~'NE AND 0.164 ML ISOPBUO SU82 CCL AT MINUS 1.5DEGREES,
FOLLOWED IN 10 MIN BY 0.27 G BENZYL ESTER OF
L,LEUCYL#S#BENZYL,LtCYSTElliftfiCL AND 0,086 AIL NrNETHYLMORPHOLINEr GAVE
OVERNIGHT 97PERCENT 8ENZYL ESTER OF NvCA.RB0BENZU;4Yr(GAMMA HETHYL L
GLUTAMYL)tL,LEUCYL,SFBENLYLPL#CYSTEINEP M. 1.4Z-301EGREES. SIMILARLY WERE
PREPI)v IN 50-80PERCENT YIELDS JHE FOLLOWING PEPTIDE 9-SThRS;
CARBOBENZOXY,L,LEUCYLsSoBENZYLsLPCYSTEIbIF- BENLYL ESTER, M.
100-100.5DEGREES. (ME ESTERP M. 115-160EGREE-SJ; CARKl8ENZOXYjDLvLEUCYLt
StBENZYLoOLvCYSTEINE BENZYL ESTER* M. 89-9.5DEGREES* TERTtBUT.OXYY
CARBONYL,L,LEUCYLiSiBENLYL,L,CYSTEINE BENLYL ESTIERv 01. 86.5-7.5DEGREES.
CAR8O5LNZ0XY,DL'P(MCTHYL GLUIrAM'YLJ,Di.',LE:UCYI.,SiBIFINLYA.',DL,CYSTe[NE 8LNLYL
ESTER, M. 140-lUEGRC-ES. ff"-RTiiUTOXYCARL~iONYA.#Lt(i,I.UTA.41VLs (BENZYL
ESTER)PL#LEUCYL,StBENZYLtLoCYSTELNL ME E:STER* A. 129--11.50EGREES.
CARBOBENZOXY,S,BENLYL,L#CYSTEINYLPLiriLUIAMYLIMETHYL I:StEk)oLi
LEUCYLvS,BENZYL,L,LYSTEINYl. BENZYL ESTERv M,. 12'v-5Df-J;REES.
CARBOBENIOXYP S, BENZ YLl L #CYST El NVL v L GLI)TAMIrt. I dE.NZYL ESTE-RJtLLfUCYLvS#
tiENZYL,L,CYSTEINYL ME ESTERt M. 160-60*50EGREESo CAAtd0aENZUXY#Sp
~BEhZYLvOLoCYSTELNYL*DLoGLUTAMYL.($E E:STERJr0LvLL-UCYLP!ivBENLYLv
DL,CYSTEINE BENZYL ESTER* 04. 145.5-60,EGI(EES.
11 LED-

1/2 016 UNCLASS IF I ED 11 140CE 1; ING I L--~o, V 0
E N .4
TITLe-CALCULATIEN OF THE HEATS Of DISSULUTION 01- ALKYLisf;NLEN S I
%6NPCLAR FIXEL PHASE -U-
''AUTHOR-(02)-XELNIKGVA, S.L., KOROLs AvN*
CCUNTAY OF INFO-USSR
SOURCE-M.k. EKSP. KHIM, 197C# 61111 T2-6
DATE PUiJLISHEC----70
SUaJECT AREAS--CbEMISTRY
INE N t
TOPIC TAGS-CALCULATIUNt ALKYL BENZENEo SQUALE S U L V ACTION, NEAT 01
REACTIGN
CCNTKGL MAkKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
1)(ICUMENt CU.') 'A'- ~l V] k:f'.
Vk()XY RLL L/f i\*AMl:---3oN /I I it) slip
cli"L. A,0-LsSlc~,

212 01.8 U1141- ASS IF I ED NG, I:- - 2 ONfiV i j
CIRC ACCESSICN.
ALKYLb'[NZHjltS IN NO:~-k'GLAR F-!X.rt) PHASF-S (P[:,Nl'i'4Dl C,hlo:,
APIEZCN L! v.,Ei(E CALICO. A'S A SUM OF PCH"l-IRS? 1-1011'L
AND INTERI~CTICN iMUL S p At. ME (;Klildi'S OF Dli-SULVLJJ olGiciNfS.
OET"LL~'4 SliLVENT lU
FACILITY: INST. FIZ. KlilM. 114. PlsARb*'0SXOG(jj JKIEV, USSR.
4 - 2 L- Ll

112 009
TITLE-ARGENTOMETRIC METHOD
AUTHOR-(03)-CHAPURIN, V.I.r
COUNTRY OF ti"IFO--USSR
SOURCE--LAKOKRASOCH. MATFR.
UN(LASSI FIED PIROCE'151,[NG DATE--04DEC70
FOR OETERMINING EPOXY (jAoUP!i -u-
SHAPOSHNIKv S.!SH.t ME~~JIXKOVA,s S.N.
IKH PIRIMEN4 19101 (?h 56-8
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
..TOPIC TAGS--EPOXY RESIN, TITRATION, SILVER NITRATEMUM5 EPOXY RESIN,
(U)E41 EPOXY RESIN# (U)E49 EPOXY RESIN
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFtED
PROXY FICHE STEP N()--,-UR~03CJ3170i'Di):)/002/(-.105611:)Oti8
CfRC ACCESSIC"i N(.)--AP01.60~96
1.451i; 11: IE'

212 009 UNCL ASS IF I ED I,"ROCESSING DATE--040EC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--APOL40296
AUSTRACT/F.XTRACT-M GP-0- ABSTRACT. TO A SA14PLI--- OF Ali EPOXY RESKN IOE
59 ED -5, E 41, OR E 491 A STOICHIONEMIC EXCESS OF A(.'i. 11 (3JZ W S ADOEO.
THE EXCEDD HBR WAS REACTED WITH AGNO SU83 AND THI--. AMI. OF AGNO SUB3 USEL)
WAS DETO. BY THE TITRN. AGAINST NH SU64 SCHNo THI: t0lHOD IS VERY RAP10
AND GIVES SATISFACTORY REPRODUCIBILITY AND ACCURIM.Ye
I IL 11

USSR
WC 547-1.31821
KOST, A. U., YUROIXKAYAj M. Ms t MEVNIKUVA T V marl JIMIU-111A, 0. 1. , &Ioscow
State University Imeni M. V. Lononosov
"Chemistry of Indole. XXXIII. Pyridylethylation of the Alf Group of IrAole
Compounds"
Riga, Xhimlya. Geterotsiklichaskikh Soyedinonly, No 2p Feb 73, pp 207-212
Abstracti Direct pyridylethylation of pyx-rule, of a of inJole compounds,
of carban-ole and carboline was carried out taking ad-i,nj1+--4qo of the ab,'Llity
of highly pular aprotonic solvonta -- nuch as dine thII-18 ul'Voxide fDMOj --
to activate tile anion formin.- on the NH group t4) such an oxi.ent that even tile
rolativoly poorly polarized bond in 3-vinylpyrldine ims atUiquately ucLivated
for the reaction to take place. The activation Lvy bl~&) iu hased on the fuct
that in absence of protonic solvents, when no hydxogiin bot-An can form, the
anions being formed axa solvated to a lesser degree wid thi!refore are z,.,ore
reactive. The reaction goes especially well when exoess 2-iuqth~1-5-vinyl-
pyridine is used, and the reaction mixture is heated to 100-200 . Natallic
sodiun or sodium ethoxide can be used as the alkallnoi xeagents.
1/1

PNE"M-1 Id -p
USSR UDC 547-759.3 iYQ -90-4
MEL'NIKOVAs To V6t KCSTq A. N.9 SAGITULLIN9 Ro Sot AND BORISOV, No No, Moscow
State University Iment M. V. Lomonasov
"Indole Chemistrys XXXVIII. Sp4tting of the Carbon-CiLrbon Bond In the
Reaction of 2-Aminoindoles with BifunctlonaI CompowdjV"
Riga. Xhimiya Geterotsiklichoskikh i3oyedinaniya No 9p Sep 113, pp 1273-1278
Abstracto Reaction of 2-aminoindole with 04,, 13 -urinaturaLed aldehydes
and ketones yields o/, -carbollnes, In this reaction 1, 6'-carbon atom
,he
of the keto compound attacks the C) atom of the Wole. The reaction with
bifunctional derivatives occurs in many ease* with a alplit of the carbon-
cart-on bond, leading to the formation of a ppritacyclic systtir, of 1ndo1oC2,)-g-
- cL -carboline. Identical compounds can W obtairied fron 3-arylidene-2-
-aminoindole or 3-arylideneoxincioles, Substituting onis no1scule of 2-azino-
indole by other acceptors failed to yield noasytimetric atruotures.
1A
7 -

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UDC 547.752'7511.5:542.953.4
KOST, A. N., SAGITULLIN, R. S., HEL'NIKOVA, T. V., and KAPLLIN, G. V., Moscow
State University imeni M. V.
"Indole Chemistry. 32. Reaction of I-Hethyl-2-Aainoindole With Aldchydes"
Riga, Khimiya Geterotsiklicheskikh Sayedineniy, No 11,1j, 1972, pp, 13069-1373
Abstract; The 1-methyl-2-aminoindole will react with RCHQ 1.n alcoholic
alkali to form a pentacyclic structure with the elimJ.nution Of 1120, N.H3,
and H2- By varying conditions, one male ol' the III sidt o9 the aminoindole
will condense with one mole of ArCHO to form a Schiff's base in the presence
of base according to the reaction
al~ J ArC110
(reaction III
IV
or a salt In its absence by
1/2

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KOST, A. N., et al., Khimiya, Geterctslkliche5kil0i $~iyediuemiy, No 10, 1972,
pp 1368-1373
ArC110
[reaction 1) 1
Ilia,&
(a:Ar={-3,4-(r-130))C6116J; b:Ar-(4-(CH3)2NC6il4D IR ti.--Pectra confirm tile
presence of these compounds. Several.derivatives o1: 1,3-dimetliyl-2-
aminoindole were also prepared and characterized.
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Mll
USSR VDC 547.752'759.5:542.953.4.
KOST, A. N., SAGITULLIN, R. S., HEL'N;KOVA,, T. V., and rQkPLUN, G. V., Moscow
State University imeni M. V.
"Indole Chemistry. 32. Reaction of I-Methyl-2-Aminoindole With Aldehydes"
Riga, Khimiya Geterotsiklicheskikh Soyedineiiiy, No 11). 1972, pp 1368-1373
Abstract: The 1-metliyl-2-aminoindole will re-act urith RCHO in alcoholic
'H
alkali to form a pentacyclic structure with the elimination of H20, Nk 3,
and H2- By varying conditions, one mole of the Ill isnlt of the amiaoindole
will condense with one mole of ArCHO to form a ScItiff's base in the presence
of base according to the reaction
Arcilo
OJJ
C-11cs 11N.12 1-~ N, N"t11,11
[reaction III Clio) C1113
IV
or a salt in its absence by
1/2

USSR
KOST, A. N., et al., Khimiya Geterotsiklicheskikh Soyedineitiv, No 10, 1972,
pp 1368-1373
'::I;I CHI
+ ArCIIO
Nil
[reaction I]
C113
1114A
(a:Ar-(-3,4-(CI130)2C61161; b:Ar-[4-(CI13)2N(',6H4)) IR i1pectra confirm the
presence of these compounds. Several derivatives of 1,3-dlmothyl-2-
aminoindole were also prepared and characterized.
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JJSSR
UDC 576-851-49-V33-3
.9 and M'NIKOVA. V. A Moscow Instititte ot Vaccines and Serc,
BASNAK'YAN 1. A.)
imeni Mechnikov ,--------- ---
"A Study of the Content of Vacromolecular Conpounds in Contl-mously Cultured
Typhoid Bacteria. Report IV. Effect of Bacterial ConcentratLou on the DNA/
Fass Patio in the Presenca of Ealimced and Unbalanced G!rowth"
~bscow, Zhurnal I-11krobiologii, Epidemiologii, 1 3, IV73,
pp 66-71
Abstract: The DNA/mss ratio of S. typhi vnmine strild.n. Ty,, 41446 cul.tta-ed
umder varioun conditions was ntudied to detenrdne it' thii; r~O;J,o cou-1d Ml-rro 11.5
,zi:mi U excests j,,1mcose
a3 index of oi)timum cultu-in,,-, corAitions. Otatuves ;,r
(1-0-11-5 mdn'l) and limi~Cdjg].UCOSe (0.01~-O,,32, nltIDLI) XM-re C-DrIparett. Practerial
c=centrations were varied in excess glucose by chan6im.,!, th-q zte(ulmls Q, can-
tgnt and in limited glucoce by chang t -
ing tlie initial ccncenti-a forl
prior to dilution. Zmerinents showed that 14e ONA/mus ra~.io did not de-.-and
o3l bacterial concentration in limited glucose but ims high at 0.2-1 bilLion
calls/ril and low at smUer and greatcw concert rat ions In e;mes4i J.,,lucos-a.
be higher DNA/rass ratio noted ij% exponential growtb (limlenced) in prwI01-tu
jxpers can bo explained by these findIngs: ExponentialL grairth occurs in excess
A
IR

*OR
ISHAK'YAIT, I. A. and WLINIKOVA, V. A.., Zhurnal, IIikrv*Loloj;ij, Epideniologii,
iIn=obiologii, No 3, 1973, PP 66-71
glacose, and since under such conditions DNA/mass ratio varLer, With tactijri3l
encentration, when the latter reachan 0.2 billion tile MI/mans rati-)
*gins to climb until glucose becomes limiting. This suCgeijUcn was confirtr&d
trperimenta.l.ly. The rar4je of bacterial concenti-ations tit w1iich the DIIA/rass
2ttio is high in excess glucose also corresponds to hlqli physiolo3icaL activity
mi high concentrationo of other racromolectilar -=rpQtyids, As shown in preview
ibadies. Thus the OPIA/wass ratio can be uood as a somaititm indox of optimunt
-anditions in the culture medium.
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LSSR UDC 577-1t612.12.015
MELIMIKOVA, V. A., and BASIAXIYA.1, I. A.
"Study of the Content of Macromolecular Compounds and Lhe Continuous Cultiva-
tion of Typhoid Bacteria. Report III. Comparative Stiuly oT Physiolo6ical.
Activity and Content in the Cells of Vuclal~lc Acid aml Protein Ujdor Condi-
tions of Excess Glucose and Its Full Utilization"
Zh. m1kroblol. epideziol. i immunobiol. (Journal of I-Umobialoglcal E-Didem-
lology and I=unobioloa), No 2, 197), pp 11-16 (Englituh Remme) (From RZh-Bio-
logicheskaya khimiyap Vo 12t Jun 73s, Abstract No F1623j
Translations It wa* found that in the continuou3 CUU.VatlOll when glumse
is fully utilizod, the activity of colls and thoir MA azirl 11,1U, contont depend
solely on the rate of growth which is eqWL1 to tbD =t1b Of (UlUrion which
be altered to produce a population with certain glyea jprawrtles. When there
is an excess of the sub3trate# the rate of conijumptlon of gLicozie and tile con-
tont of DUA and RNA and protain li~ the collo dopenda nat onl,,f on the gTowth
rate but also on the concentration of micioorWlisma. Optittal concentlUti Olin
of microorganisms in which the highest conteat of mcramolecl.~Iar compounds
and the highest physiological activity of calls are within the range of 0.2-1.2
billion.ml.
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USSR
UDC 5?'7.14612,L2.015
MELIZUKOVAO V. A. and BASIAWYMI, I. A.
"Study of the Contont of flacromolecular Compowids an(I the Qmitftnuou3 Cultiva.-
tion of Typhoid Bacteria. Report III. Cozp;tratitte Stu(~y of Physiological
Activity and Content in the Calls of Nucleinic Acid at,4 Protoin Under Cordi-
tions of Excess Glucose and Its Full Utilizatiore'
Zh, m1krobiol. epidemiol. I Immunobiol. (Journal of Microbiological EDIdem-
lology and Immunobiology), No 2, 1973, pp, 11-16 (Englich Resume) (From ftZh-Bio-
logicheskaya khImlya, No 12, Jun 73t Abstract No F1623)
Translationt It was found that in the continuous cultlivaticti w1hen glucose
is fully utilizod, the activity of calls w!d their DWk and W& content depend
solely on the rate of growth which. is equal to thio rat4i of dilution which can
ba altered to produce a population stith certain given I'xoparlvAes. 14hen there
is an excess of the sub3trate, the rate of consumption of g1wacose and the con-
tent of DNA and RNA and protein in the cells deperylis not only on the grouth
rate but also on the concentration, of microorgaalmots. OpticeiLl concentrations
of microorganisms in which the highest aontsnt of wwr(polocular compouads
and the highest physiological activity of calls are wil;bin tho range of 0.2-1.2

USSR
UDC 576.851.49(Bai:-.t. tyj)hi).098.G83.1
+ t Moscow InstJtute of Vaccines and
BASNAK'YAN, I. A., and MEL'NIK ..... V,,,.A
Sera imeni Mechnikov
"A Study of the Content of ~Iacromolecular Compounds Wring Continuous Culturing
of Typhoid Bacilli. Report H. A Study of the DNA/ftss Ratio"
Moscow, Zhurnal Mikrobiologii, Epidemiologii i Immunobiologii, No 11, 1971,
pp 44-49
Abstract: The DINA-mass ratio was determined in typhold bacilli grown under
various conditions. The microbial population begias to divide only after the
DNA/mass ratio exceeds the critical value of 1.68. This ratio assumes a
minimum value during the interphase, increases prior 1~o the beginning of tile
first division, anti remains at a relatively steady levol of about 3.5 through-
out the exponential reproduction phase and the reduced reproduction phitse.
The DNA/-a s ratio assumes these values during both continmoas and periodic
culturing, at higher and lower cell division rates, under various nuLritional
conditions, 4nd In different typea of synthotic inedill',
1/1

USSR
UDC: 621.391.24"t
POSTNIKOV, L. V. and T-iEL.'ET1XOVA, V. A.
"Amplification on the Three-Frequency Interti4otion Pi-inlcati,le"
Gor'kiy, Izvestiya VU42-Radiofizika, No 10, 1972, 11P 15.171-V526
Abstract: A weakly linear system iAtli threci (",f fri-led-11,
excited at one of it-s ch,-_,racteristic, fre,-~_-ricie.-', :Lj cor!~~,*I,,:EV(,
in this paper. ;4'ith an outoide oseillation, ot ti h~,-Irmcmjc of za
frequency close -to 'Vh,,tt ChA1'aCt(:!ri'AiC f!.7,eCLA1:!11(.!,Y' ap..)Iied a f-
ficiently low amplitude, it i-,i s~ovn t1mit an
with frequency conversion be obtainf.
bt:havior of the ampl-itude-frequency 3rld Stab,i-
lity of I.-he syl-temm are irivestiUttted a,,~ fuiictionL t-.r its
It ii3 noted that- this, effect may be u.,,,,)(1. as 1"'lle for
pact paraiiietric implifier -56n which a
cited by the ncentive r--~tslst,!nce- of a Unne.1 iic,(._.e, _L'(,)r
is used for pu_mpintr. The -,:iut~iors e;ipreos, j,;rt:.ti1:u.Je -1(i ~.J.T
Rabinovich for psin.- the, 1"roOlem and for
diticussion of the ru.~;Ult5.

USSR UDC 576-851.~q-095.6-576.851.49.0~,9.39~~..)3Z
MELINIXOVA, V. A., and 13ASNAXIYAN, 1. A., Moscow InsI;itut* of Vacciiies and Sera
_-IWdM~MWdhhIkdV- -
"A Study of the Content of Macromalecular Compounds lim Cor,,tinuous Cultures of
T~phoid Baci].li. Report 1. Tho RelationsUp Between the Rate of Coll Divi-
sion and the Intracellular Content of DNA. RNA. and Proteins'
Moscow, Zhurnal Mikrobiologii Epidemiologil i Immunoblologii, No 5. May 71,
pp 62-66
Abstract: The S. typhi Ty? 4446) vaccine strain was -asai Jn this investigration
of the coU division rate and the intracellmlar conci~,rjtr;L;.DPn of various com-
pounds durIng continuous and pariodic culturing. Tho faste:tt rate of cell div-
ision occu--red in the exponentinl phase of proliferaLlon, but. Was constant for
any given medium. lilith increasirigy concentration of mAtri4r.1,Ls in tao medi=.
the rate of division and the concentration of intracoLlular contents alzo in-
creased. For example, at a cell division rate of 0. IN generations per hour,-.
., m Pe 0
the concentratiom of intracellular compounds, exprei~,;Cd ;La microgra s r i6
cells, were; RNA 1.170"; proteins 10.71; acid-st)lublip oompuuna!; -- 0.0r.22;
optical density O.OIWZ; and DNA 0.191. At a oiO.I division rate of 0.710
generations per hour, the corresponding figures were; 3.)00; 21.07; 0.)142;

USSR
ZIELINIKOVA, V. A., et a,, Zhurnal Mikrobiologii Epj4juzjojjvgi-*. i Imnkuiobiologii,
No 5, May 71, pp 62-66
0.147; and 0-732 (last figure at division rate of 0,63). A.1though sone authors
report a decrease in the concentration of D14A in aml:)gou;~ investigations, the
discrepancy is only apparent and duo to differmt m4itAods of calcuLatir.,Y the
results. In this study. all concentrations are wq)vossed 1)or wiit a-=ber of
cells. while the other authors use a unit volume or tAe bionass as Li2e common
denominator. All findings indioato that the size 4ind weiaht of inuividual cons
increase with an increasing rate of cell division.
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USSR uDc 617-ool.17.c65,33-059:61o,i.357.1~53
MMINMOVA V. M. BOUMOVrMOVA, L. A., and GLADSHIXMi, A. I.,, Central rastitute
~~~~~'an'd Orthopedics Ministry of Realth USSR, Moscov
"Combined Topical Application of Antibiotics anil Corticosteroidis in the Tmatment
of Burn Wounds"
Moscow, Sovetskaya Meditsina, Vol 33, NO 7, Jul 70, PP 108-112
Abstract: Rydrocorticocin ointinen't (active ingredients, byirocoi.--tisone wid
neomycin) was used for topical treatrrant of buni wourids :Lu 76 pttients Vaka on
excesnively scarred skin donor arean In 27 Patients. 7he litirnis ;jrre of tho 2n,~
and 3rd (both A and B) degree and covered from 5-45 pezcewh of tlie brAy Gurfact
area. 'Me results indicated that hycLrocorticocin la effeative In such ca13118, par-
ticularly for treatment Of 3-A burna, if it is dipplied after deltriahment oe Lhe
scab. Hydrocorticocin prevents excensive prolit'tratioa ol!' the j*-;),,,auu2.atioii tiswe,
promotes epithelization, reduces Infla=ation, and elimirwbev irtit-roflora, thua
accelerating healing. Formation of heloid ocaru ia InAreaIlly W~bited. Bilice
the drug is applied topically., it does not upset the bodylta natitual balanag! of
corticosteroid hormones.

Acc. N r: R'e'f. Codle:
PRIMARY SOURCE: Ortopediya, Trafmatobig-iYzi. i Pratezirovaniye,
1970. Nr 2, , pp
ANTIBIOTICS 1.14 THE PROPIMAXIS AND TI?Kii,TMVNr OF" B.Ncj I:pj pill.
INFECTION IN TRAWATOLOGIC AND ORMOMEDIC PATIENIS
V. H. Glwjslit~,~n 0 V.-MTripcv, jV1, 1~
"I,-- I - ;- --T- _ j
%Logo - ---Z- --n7-T-Yl 0
j I T m I inova an
Facts on tht: propliklaxis and tm-utrnunt with zmLibioticti Q1.
traurnatolotsic and orthooit2dic pazients ba5e,! on'chnic,11 and dz,ii ~-i
are pre:ivnted in i-'t- Pap f. 1q primary s-argical wound (!0iikic.,nent
pen;cillin%tilh ~tr,.r'.omww or ketrac,. sei" I
ClIn. It k stres : .1lat thf. Ivs~- of
So-called -c:e.1 a,
rl N d?:-- 4 ~-4s
0' l5ae'Jic opi-ratiors Alould bv
of suraicil asepl:,~ k:nhanced. 1r, purulent wwmd inie~-ior -he
sentat;tes oi we ini,stinal lyroup ot 11:0~t a.] -* t
associalions cullureJ. For lhe. lait .ear the appear-inct. lil in ,Ile , "- U i
ture ironi Che irioc:vd k.,wow., Vijrio~ji a1lw';Iod1:i' 01(.11. c0Jlk, 111il ~' -Iiis 'WiLi: C.,' ,'
other, stti(anilatni(xi or nitrofuraftic preparations, depf--ndkill, oil the ~'fn0o-i:y
to thvn and concentratioa created in the fock-s of inleclikin, art! u4ed in the tzeatment of
Purul;nt infection. 1he succesi W antibaclerlial tht-rapy jui b.soi slwwn it~ d.- oDerd on
the rational u:ie of jimbiotics in complex with othtr rnekt.~jodi of wnservali-~' ard npcu-
tive treatment and drugs which stimulatt; the organism x1tactivily.
REElo/FRAME

USSR UDC 538.10m541.6709".221
PILIPENKO, A. T., MEWNIXOVA, V. N., and RCaENFHL'D,.A, AT#,, Kiev State
University ixeni T7, G. Sheychanko
"Investigation of Paramagnetic Shifts in the FMH Spoiclau a lsoquinoline
Coordinated with Nickel Dially1dithiophosphate"
Moscowt Zhurnal Neorganicheskoy Xhimlit Vol 18p No 10p Oct 73v pp 2692-2695
Abstracts Paramagnetic shifts of isoqulnoline In its complex with nickel
dial2yldithlophosphate Z-NIDADTf have been inyeatiga:Wd by the dilution
method in large excess of the ligand. By the method qpf seriea the
composition of the isoquinoline-HiDAMP complex has Uotin established as
l12, its configuration being that of a distorted octakindron. The data on
pa:ramagnetic shifts have been used to calculate spin ihansitit9s at the hydrogen
atoas In Isoquinoline. An aneumption has been spAs that tho dislocation . of
spih density occurs principally along the amine er-bonds.

Acc. Nr: AP0047351- CodezAl"
PRIMARY SOURCE: Vestnik Xhirurgii imenj 1, 1. arukova, 1973,
Vol 104, Hr pp 41-414"
ACUTE GASTRODUODESAL ULCEItS AND THEIR cOM I'LICA71- IONS
By V. P. .11.4ni'loz,a. 1'. 1. M. (;. KaIrreluchik and- Samoylovi!
The work is based on the stuily (if case reports of tw%i 1-ccovilMd and 66 die(' p..4-
tients in whom acute cro?-,on and alcer of the stomach and duodcot.-.71 were revvaled
In 33 pitients there were toultiple erosions and ulcern, in th,e remainder -- sm~zle. Of 44
patients with complicated acute u1cers 01 28 patients thesi, were 1114t principal causez ci
death, while in 14 patients they acccleraW the inevilable lj!tIjal i'J'Sue, Two patichis
have recovered one after gasirectomy and Uie other--after ;suturing mucosa wound the
bleeding ulcer and ligation of the felt gastric artery.
4A
REEL/FRAM
1.9 7,9 0 8 W

DA
i/2 029 UNCL ASS I F [ED IF--llSEP70
TtTLE--THE INFLUENCE OF AORENALINE. ON THE ADIIFS109 THE IriFLUENCE OF
11 AORFNALINE ON THE ADHESIVE CAPACITY OF THROMBOCYVES IN VVV0 All!) IN VITRO
,,AUTHOR-(02)-NIKITINt YU.P.t Kjl.~jll~uv j~v.aos* yalli
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE- BYULLET IN* EKSPER I MENTAL NOY BIOLOGII MEDITSINYto 1970, VOL 69, tiR
1 3t PP 17-18
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
,'TOPIC TAGS--AOHESIVE, ADRENALINE, THROM$OCYTE, DOG, RASI)ET
CCNTROL &AARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
OOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1982/0861
'40--AP0092295
STEP

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CIRC ACCESSICN NO-AP0052295
A8Sr,*4ACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. (N TH E Cli'A011'rf- 013*~(lo (JIF D J
VIVO T4'c AUTHORS C~,EArFio AN AORENALINE CONCEPITR,~1'10N ~!RJ!t :1.01 T,~ L014)
MOG-ML. IN A CONCENTRATION OF L AND MORE 14U,';-,'4t. 71-11- HF
THRUMBOCYTES AUGMENTEO. IN VITRO EXPF11'1114FNT~k ?l KAB611's wl-Ar-
EXPERIMENTED UPON. A 0. Lil E RC F NT SOL UT I ON 0 F A 0 R f;,NA L 111 f: HY D R CC H L OR 1 1) E
-WAS INTRODUCED SUBCUTANEOUSLY IN A OOSF OF: 0.1 gt.~-LKG Vl: ANIMAL 600Y
WEIGHTo ONE HOUR AFTER INJECTION OF ADRENALINE tHE AMIESIVENESS Of
THROMBOCYTES WAS AUGMENTED.
ullic I As sl F Ve D

USSR
UDC $76.858.25.097.2.077.3
GAYDAMOVICH, S. Ya., OBUIUIOVA, V. R., YGLOKHOVA, K. A.,
KIRYUSHCHENKO, T. V., KLISENKO, G. A., KRAMBAYEVA, Z. N., LkVROVA, N. A.,
SHARIPOVA, Sh. A., and SIWIOYAN, N. K., Institute of Virology imeni D. 1.
Ivanovskiy, Academy of Medical Sciences USSR, Moscow
"Use of Ultrasound to Increase Arbovirus Antigen Activity ta Serological
Tests in Vitro"
Moscow, Voprosy Virusologii, No 3, May/Jun 1973, pp 356-360
Abstract: An ultrasonic technique to increase antigen activity was tested on
five groups of arbovirus antigens. Antigens prepared from suckling mouse
brain by the sucrose-acetone and freon methods, or in. rhicl~ fibroblasts with-
out preliminary processing, were subjected to 30-40 sil!c of '4'0,000-25,000 H.1
ultrasonic treatment. Titers determined before and aTter triiiatm(.,!nt by hemag-
glutination inhibition (HAI)5 conplement fi)cacian (CF), and agar gel dl.ffuf;e
precipitation (AGDP) were compared. For group A and It arboviruses CF and
HAI titers increase 4-8 times after treatment, while 401? titers remained
unchanged. In the Kenterovo-Butiyamvera-California group, the CF titers
increased by 2-4 times, and no change was observed in,101 titers. CF titers
increased 2-8 times for all but Neapolifan arbovirus of the Phlebotomus group.
112

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GAYDAMOVICH, S. Ya., et al., Voprosy Virusologii, No 3, Mny/Jun 1973, pp 356-
360
The only HAI response in this group Was by Bujaru istbovirus, and only after
treatment the AGDP titers increased in a few cases, 111MILsonic treatment
had an especially favorable effoct on CF and ACDP tilters in the Uukuniemi
group, while changes in HAI titt~-rs were less pranounpiW. Thus ultrasonic
treatment normally facilitates &ntigen activity in CF and MI reactions and
has a variable effect on the AGDP reaction. Treated antigeus did not lose
specificity. It is concluded that ultrasonic treatmimt can be used not only
to increase titers but also to reveal titers of relatively inactive antigens.
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USSR UDC ~76-$51-25
GA-.DAI!O'IICH, S. YA., 1;1.-.-rFOrOV, L. P. ,GHOZASI~WSKIY, V. L. OBUICH-OVA, 7.
rR-,-.VjIS-miKO, G. A., C~~,-Ivumay, V. I., and
of Vii-soloGy ironJ D. 1. Ivan oyslkly,
Moscow
"Now Arbovirus Sumakh from the UW=Ioni QrouV.'
Hoscow, Voprosy virusoloz~li 0 ANO 11 Jai)/Fab 71 , PP 21-25
Abstracti Isolation of the arboviiiis. Sun,0kh In the MR ~ts described. for
the first tire. The virus was obtained fron tl,.c hearts ,gild lunGs of black-
birds (Turdus nerala) col2ected in Azarbayd-.1,xi. The vivai sLlilar to
but not identical vith UWkunionij as ahown in the 0.-1 t1--fAJ.'usion tf:stj
but not by the conple.,~,:!nt fixition. test. The i=IaTed ,,,as
for suckling white nice. An incubation period of 11 dzL,,,-,, i;--z four.1 upon
intracereBrzza, which in subsequent passages waii reeLuced to hours. 1-dee
1-3 days of aGe were nost susceptible. Ali antlien for
actions was prepared fron sucklim; mouse braini by Uja u,.:::-otx--acetoI.* mathod.
Tho titer of tUs antiaan did not exceed 1164. SULIMIJUClit ~,orkup w-ith I'vecr.-
80 wid othor ralsod the titer to I iZf/)-1j5I2. iffion prq,,4Lrcd
by the freon method, the P-i-terial vas,enrichad wIth 'A"ween-411) uxl othrr al-A
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GAYDANIOVICH S. YA. c t al. Vopros7 VirusoloGli, No I EM n,(Feb 71 pp 21-25
1. r)
cotLId serve for agglutination of erythxocytes in dUaido.-ri *f 1132-1 ) 54.
Optimum her-agglutination wzus achieved at pit 5.41 wid ut a of
'3C rij U, Surwlh vim.,3 Is
37 . According to prelWnaxy data an acax diffucil(n ~2
uot identical with the Uiikunlemi virus. A datailed istudy c:V the a-,,ti,-,-aaIc
structure of Sumakh virus is under uay.
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USS 11
m"Ovoy, P . I
T 11.1.107A
n s t i ~'. 1'. o f 17
of Virology in.t-,ni D. 1. Ivanovskiy, Acao.z~;.-( Of
"Isolation of 17'.ara'~~'sh Fr.'-'n M."O Groul. ij'~ SSA
I-.oscov, %ropro,-I., Virusclo...Lil. 1'), 70.)-73.1
X; s I I r a (~ t :A v.,*,--:; in .'.n ri.c;-nIw
i A 5-J
ha"I 1.11.U1W
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fluid r"activ:1 to
1, 1 '1:7 1
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023 UNCLASSI Ften 01010CESS[NG DATE--30OCT70
,TITLE--PRECIPITATING ANTIGEN IN THE BLOW OF MICE INFECTC-0 wirH
~ ARBOVIRUSFS -U-
;A,UTHOR-(04)-GAYDAMOVICH, S.YA.t KRECHETOVA, N.A.# kVOVA, A.I., MELNIKOVAI
" YE.E.
COCITrW OF INFC-USSR
SOURCE-VCPROSY VIRUSOLtIGII,
DATE PUBLISFED __70
19701 Nk 3t PP 337-341
,SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL ANU MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS-ARBOVIRUS, ANTIGENt MOUSE, 8LUOD SERUM, 'VENEZUELAN EQUINE
VIRUS
CCNTRCL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
,PROXY REEL/FRAME-2000/1835
CLR C ACCESSIGN NO--AP0125446
STEP NO--t)R/0402/713/000/003/0317/0341

212 023 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSICN NO--AP0125446
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0-- ABSTRACT., THE POSS1511.1-rY ("N' USING THE. 46AR
GEL DIFFUSION TEST FOR DETECTION OF VIRUS (AN'r[Gkhll IN T~ifi BLOOD UN
EXPERIMENTAL AkBOVIRUS INFECTION WAS STUDIEU, TWL-LVE A1-160VIJUSES lit-RE
TESTED. THE ANTIGEN WAS THE NAT[Vf: BLOOD SERUM FROM imuL-crLO SUCA.LING
MICE CGLLECTCED AT THEhEIGHT OF THE DISEASEv WHILE IMMUNE ASCITES TO THE
CORRESPONDING VIRUSES V.ERE USED AS THE 'SOURCE OF ANT1,900Y. POSITIVE-'
RESULTS wERE OBTAINED WITH SEMLIKI, PIKSUNA, VENEZIJFLAN EQUINE
ENCEPHALOMYELITIS ANC UUKUNIEMI VIRUSES. OETKTION UF ANTIGEN IN THE
BLOOD SERUM DEPENDS UPON THE LEVEL OF VIRE:MIA AND G.514 GE AEGULARLY
ACHIEVED AT A VIRUS TITER IN THE BLOOD OF LG 8 LU-SUB5G-0.02 ML.
FACILITY: INSTirUT VIRUSOLOGIE IMENI Om 1* IYANOV:51(OGC AMN SSSRp
MOSKVAAA*
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WLINIKOV, L. C. and ME-L'NIKRa, YE. P.
"Variations on a Theme. Metrics in Tournaments"
Diskretn. Analiz. [Discrete Analysis -- Collectioit of Works], No 22,
Novosibirsk, 1973, pp 39-52 (Translattd from Zhul-nal
Kibernetika, No 10, 1973, Abstract No 101!352)
Translation: Metric characteristics of radius and diameTer of thror
types are studied, as well as the minimum length 01' a detour ia the
class of n-point tournaments. Precise high and low estimates of these
characteristics in this class are given. In cortain cases-, classes of
extreme tournaments are described, Author's view

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112 012 UNCLASSIF18D- PAOCES:SING OATE-16OCT70
~TITLE-MOUIFIED P TOLUENESULFONAHII)EoFOAt4ALDEHYUE AliSINS --U-
AUTHOR - (U 5MILLfLi I K OVA i YE . PKOR OT KA YA v Lo K H 4 It I T , V A, AKOR, OL E \1 A,
Ev, 8.X_
N*G.j TAG[ V, 8.
'COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--U.S.S.R. 2609884
REFERENCE--0TKRYTIYA, lZOi3RETf PROM. 0E)RAZTSYv IM)404YE ZNAKI 1970 47(4)
..OATE PUBLISHED--06JAN70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY, MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--TOLUENE# SULFONAMIDEP FORMALDEHYDE# POI-YCONDENSATIOr4p
CYCLOHEXANONE, CHEMICAL PATENTo PLASTIC PRODUCTION
.CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
~DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1995/1055 STEP NO--UR/048Z/'r(J/000/000/0000/00()O
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AA0116521
ONC 1, A S-S I I` I F-0

212 012 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING 0ATE-160C170
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AA0116521
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. HCHO RESINS ARE PREP0. BY
COPOLYCONDENSATION OF HYOROXYMETHYL DERIVS. OF P TCLUE-NESULFJiNAMIDEP
HCHO, AND A MODIFIER, SUCH AS CYCLOHEXANONE OR H SULFAMOYLBENZOIC ACID
'IGHT COMPOUNDS,
(1). FACILITY: INSTITUTE OF HIGH MOLECULAR WE
ACADEMY OF SCIENCESt U*S*S*Rs

1/2- _020- k I P, MCI

T t TLE--SYNTHES IS GP t-~FSI.iS .
BA5ED 011~v SUL.FiANILAHIDE:
4,0
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AL.JCHYLES
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AUTHJ~,-( Olt) -K1jiRfJKAYA , L.I., KMARII', tA.A.p slivAr-0 11) 1 1 LN I (IV A
YE.P.
COU114TRY OF INF10--USSR

S0VRCE--1ZV. \tYSSli. L)CHE6. ZAVED. TEKI,440L. L EGK P H ON 1 1:110 1 3 6 3
UATE PU6L ISHED ------- 10
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTi'Yj MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--SULFANILAM10l-j FIJkF01-(.AL, ALUEHYOL, SCHIFF `RESIN,
ACRYLArCt ADHESIVE, THL-r.,IAL SHIALA
CONTROL I rk-ESTRIC-TIONS
DOC U.". L C., T C L A ~, S -L A S S I ~ I ~ 0
PRuXY I I Q~x
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CLRC ACCf-SSP',14 ~~U--ATOt34792'
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BETTER 1-iiE7,114
AL SHCCK RLl')IS
T4NCL llrd-~N U-105f C,;,ir T
CONDE-.'-iSATIC-',! OF SULFANILAMI LOE Ai',I:) FVAFU!-',oaL. U;;~ P,* ih I I V 1.) f- S,:il. C
T HE 5 F R It' S I ri S I N t JH S U 114 1 A f: R, P it I I U L. E- w I f i--i i% 1,!, 1Y t. 1 1 M 0 L. I
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OF 1 NC ~ E A 3 F 0 T I I E N-,'-IA L si t oc K E- s i s,r w., c. E; 1: A G I L [IfY L. E ii l."ll"IRA G!
I N ST T EKS T L CGK PR 114 t~ I AUVA , L C N I NG,~AD US~ .'Z
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1 014 UNCLASSIFt$Dl 4'AOCMjtING 0ATV--I60CT70
12
-TITLE--MECHANISM OF T;lE CYTOSTATIC ACTIUN OF AMINOACRIDINES -U-
AUTHOR-(05)-IELEN[No A.V.v KIRYANUVAs YE-Apt LYAPUNSOVAo YE4AIJ til.LNIKOVAt
YEsYU.9 STEPANOVA, N.G. is
comr""UF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--FARMAKOL. TOKSIKOL. (MOSCOW) L970t 3311)o '1116-ID1
DATE PUBLISHEO----70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--ANTITUMOR DRUG EFFECto MITOSIS# PROHIN SYNIHESIS, NUCt.EIC
ACID
T
1,CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS.
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FiAME--1994/1153 STEP NU--VII/0390/*IQ/-~')i3/i'~01/(),~'1-;6/:)I~-iI
CIRC ACCESSILIN NO--AP011~1--!77

04 TL----- QCT 70
212 014 UNC L ASS I F I e U
CIRC ACCE~SICNI NO-AP0115177
ABSTRACT/EXlRACT--(U) C-P-0- ABSTRACT. 3 6 10 1 Al"! I t4.-j 1~ C V.) I %'E iN 1-. 1~ i 0 1
ACRIDINE OkANGE, PROFLAVINEt ACRII-LAVINEo EUGK1511~1, !r A N L,
COR I PHUSPH INEI riERE CHARACTE!~ ILED 13Y S I GNIF I CANT 11141TI fl T IJ T r C
STARTI.",IG IN THE IST FEW MIN' Of THE &xpr., eITIN A P-IRALLEL
BETWEEIN INHIBITIUN OF MITUT IC ActiviTY ANO PROFL114 SVIIHILSIS, Al~IL)
DELAYED PASSAGE OF CELLS THROUGH THE .41TO11C G SJl.`,2 AG k I I E
AND R130FLAVINE ANTIMITOrl' ACTIUNS APPEAAEU ONLY S ~L V E 1q A L % F I ~_- I'ti c-
START OF THE EXPT. AND WERE NOT ACCUIOANIEL) UY EFFLCT~ rlr4 PficiFlit
SYNTHESIS O~~ bY ANY CHANGE IN THE G SV82 PEKWO Ulf-* WE CYCLE.
'I, NTLY IN'i0LV-`S
ANTIMITOTIC ACTIVITY OF THE 3v6t0(AMJNOACRID[Nf-5 101PAI, E:
DIRECT INHIBITION OF PROTEIN SYNTHESISP WHILE TH-E i!ND (34CUP OF ("314PUS.
tNTERFEkES v*ITH NUCLEIC ACIU SYNTHESIS. FACILury: INST. IMOL.
B10L.9 MOSCOW, USSR.

USSR UDC: 519.2
MALUML YU
"Concerning the Number of Zeros of a Stationan, Gawssian Process"
Visnyk Kyyiv un-tu. Ser. mat. ta mekh. (Kiev University Herald.
Mathematics and Mechanics Series), 1972, No 14, pp 136-140 (from
RZh-Kibernetika, No 10, Oct 72, abstract No ICN133 by V. Prelov)
Translation: Let &(t) be a stationary Gaussimi process wit])
ccrrelation function R(T), R(O) -1. Furthermore, lot
R (x) MdF 00 IdF V-)
The number of zeros N of process ~(t) on segment 10,T] the
author defines by the formula
T
N= 6 Q (f)) 1;# (1) 1 dl.
112
I
-WIRIERM FED
L rt I I 11 D 9 11 F I I r Hi I I I I f I a I

13S
U
MEL'NYK, Yu. I., Visnyk Kyyiv tin-tLI. Ser. mat. ta 1972,
No 14, pp 136-140
where 6 (X) 6n W
A-
ermlX <
>
Formulas are derived for the mathematical expectation and vari-
ance of N.
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USSR QX; 5ri.114
XWOM. V. S. and HEI TA , E, A... Laboratory of Viswhl PevcOption, . Aicadamy
of Sciences ArmeniaX'3M""`--
'The Effects of Ultrasound an, the Funattow.1 State of the Fxog Retina as
Indicated on Faea troretino grams"
Terevan, Biologicheskiy Zhurnal itmenJi, Vol 2), No 3.20 pp jo-r9
Abstract: The effects of ultrasound wares on biologic,it]. orijailisms are
espocially interesting sinco neitlier man nor aninials Wrj,t~ ,q),3aial rocaFtors
for these waves. Li this sLudy eloctroretJjwgraas weva rtcorded :~;'rcm
frog eyes before arri after ttie brags were exposed to 2)(11.000 -!-'1 of ultra.sour):L
vaves of an intensity of J wjc:ii. In the first group, iiere
with the ultrasound waves uatil they dieki; the average 4;urv1.--rj11 tice was
odn. The second group was L-radiated ford 10 min. rl4e ERG talcen I hour Later
.5how-ed, sig-nifica=. -.:--4fts ixi tL- 'IV" wavois; the frogs died in 3-8 days. 7he
third group was L-raddar-ol for cnZy 8 mintites, and the frog:i. :mrvivod. 2he
ERG showed defi-rdte s.hi-fto in all its components. the of tha wz~,,res
was markedly decreastsA. ani new waves appearod. Couip1mte narmalization oz
the EIG took place jji miaths. Ptapoa,te-d irradiat-lon con-

USSR
MELS, T. E.
"Probability Density for Angle of Rotation With On(,- Partiall), Normal Distrihi-
tion of Probabilities in Group SO(3)"
Tr. Vychisl. Tsentra. Tartus. Uri-t [WorRs of Computer Contur Of T~A-W.';
University], 1972, No 36, pp 74-98 (Translated from Ri!forat.ivj1yy Z1111rim!
Kibernotika, No 4, 1973, Abstract: No 4V19, by 1). Mushkiri).
Trans I at i on: In an SO(3) group of rotations of Euclidc;Li spitco th.12 hi
Ing (list ri but ions lim (11 (if prolinbili ties of aca-gurivs are 1't);'
110...
which the Fuler angles a, -y, 13 are indCjMnd0J)L 11111L10111 C0.111)' di't
tributed respectively in the intervals
in the two-point set where 2 N(Z.

USSR
ME LS, T. E.
"Description of a Class of General Correlation Factor!; fol. Random 1,101:11,11ts
in a Finite Set"
Tr. Vychisl. Tsentra. Tartus. On-t [Works c,.f-* Computor Untitr of T.~rtu~
University], 19711, No 36, p1) 3-18 (Trainslatod from Reforatixjiyy i"hurnal
Kibcrnetika, No 4, 1973, Abstract No 4XI30, by D. NILISIVI:ari).
Translation: A description is presented for all gei,~ei-al cari-olntitm
(IMMat, 197i, IV9, )V10) iii Ow- caso wlierv the ai,c!a of th'Al. &I.-illition
consists of random (jumititios wid) valuo"; ii) a fillite !wt; 1hVir topolo.~,h-;;l
equivalence is proven.

USSR
MELS, T.
'Existence of a Broad General Correlation Factor fo-r lli-ndoti Elejmu-,i in a
Compact Set"
Tr. Vychisl. Tartus. Un-t. [Words of Comput(,,r Center, ;l'iirtu Univet-sit)t],
1972, No 25, pp 79-105 (Translated from Roferarivnyy Zlivrna I. Kibern(AiR-:1,
No 1, 1973, Abstract No 1 VIO by (). Mushtar;~).
Translation: The s),mbols of Abstracts I VS bind I V9 ar~, us(ld, f 11 tho
case when (NI, T) is a compact, metrizable space, the cl:istooca of Fcl* k
in Y x Y is proven, for which x,"

MELS, T. E.
"General i zation of Convergence According to Probabilily:
Tr. Vychisl. rartLIS. U11-t. [Works of Computur Center, Tortu
1972, No 25, pp 45-60 (Translated from Reforativity), Zhurnaj,, Kibernet i I--
No 1, 1973, Abstract No I VS by D, Muslitari).
Trans lat i on: TP-convoi,genco, c0irlCidi.13j), ill UIC CaSV OV 1X-H::iIbIC I Idth
ordinary probable cowergence, is defined i::, space X c& IrCii!;LXabIc ii!appings
of the probability sl)acc P~ in a clri:ain (M, r) wiih
donumerable topology base.
1/1

USSR
HE L, T.
"Determination of Cencral Correlation CoefEzients"
Tr. Vychisl. Tartus. Un-t. [Works oF coq)uter Conter, Tartu Universi t1']
1972, No 25, pp 61-78 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhunial
No 1, 1973, Abstract No 1 V9 by D. ?,Itl:9htari;.
Translation: The symbols of Abstract 1 V8 rt-rc used. Ma~unll axi o%is arl~
used to introduce the concept of the geperal. correlation factor (JCf~
of mapping k (-, -) of tile Cartesian square of a cortatil si;.,)!;(!t Z C)I*
set Y of all nondcgenc rate ran(lom qtjajititle~ fl,cm X in (0, 1), A nmrber
of problems of classificati.on of 11cf area Formolated.

USSR UX 60-78-01-55-077.4
FELITS, 1. 0. and USKOV, G. V.
"Gradient Method of Guidance Correl-ction For Solving a 13,y-indary Problem"
Uch. Zap. Tsentr. AeroFidrodin.". . rn-ta (Sc.",entific VrTUnGs (,,)A" the Cantral
( 4-T()
Aerohydrodynamics Inatitut 31 Ito P; -1872, PP 7T-H-5 .. M Referatlvnyy
Zhurnal--Raketostroyeniye, No 8) 1972, Abstract tic) 8.4.84)
Abstract: The gradient method of platting the correctLon of 1~uichtnce functions
and parameters is examined which, in the livear approximation, provides a
specified change in the boundary conditions vector at the right end of
trajectory. A co;,.T,,,-ri soil of the results of a lllml)er 0.1, worl"li on, direct r.-"!thods
of optimization is conducted in which this ji.robltm is Plottir,- of
guidance function corrections in the class of piecewisiL-consUint functions uras
examined. Results of calculations for the proble-n on lpiidance by an,71e c1,
attack, providirW, the design of aircraft at a given po:hit, r:%mt pmstent~!d as an
illustration. Authorla viaw, 6 rigims)
1/1

USSR
UDC 543.43:632.95.024
NOVIKOVA, K. F., and MEL'TSER,.-Tt...4,, All Union. Scielitific Research lastitute
of Chemical Agents for"iiant-Protection
"Colorimetric Method for the Determination of Micraqmantittes of DDVP in
Milk and Water"
Moscow, Khimiya v Sel'skom Khozy-aystve, Vol 11, No 8 (118), 1973, pp 47-49
Abstract: A colorimetric method has been developed fi>r the determination of
DDVP (0,0-dimethyl 0.2,2-dichloravinyl phosphate) in milk and water, based
on the extraction of the Insecticide from water by mel.hylent, chloride Und
from milk by petroleum ether, after treatment with acetone, f'ollowed by
qnctrophotometric determination at X 487 mp of the dtchiloroacetalde~nyde
condensation product obtained as a result of alkalinthydrolysis with
resorcinol. The sensitivity of the method Is 0.1 n1l, of mUk and 0.04
mg/l of water.
1/1

USSR
UDC 632.95
MWTSERt F. R., NOVIKOVA, K. F.
"New Specific Colorimetric Method of Analping Residwil Armutits of rhosalone
in Plants"
Tr. 2-go Vses. saveshch. no issled. ostatkov pestitsidov i
neniva irdproduktov Ritaniya, i.orr-ov i vne,Lli. sr
~vilv, of tile Scucnd 1.11-
Uniun Conference on Uie Inves t "11a Lion of Penticide lw~-iiduci and Breventive
Contamination of Food Products, Feeds and Environment) , TalLin, 1971, pp
295-299 (from Mi-Kiiiniya, Ho 12, Jun 72, Abstract No 12N446)
Translation: Phosalone (1) is extracted fron frults with ace-tone, it ii; rc-
extracted with CHC131 the extract is avaporated and I Lu at 8!i-901)
0.4-0-5 for 30 minutes. Uie sublilned I is dissolved in acetcne, hydrolivcd
0
by 114011 to 5-Cl-2-ra-3C6113 01.1 (11) and the coLr.,jlir,,g prod,.Awt of diazatized II with
resorcinol is analyzed spectrophotometrit3ally at 11,90 =. Me sensitivitY of
the mr-thod is 0.1 mg-lkg; the degree of detection of I to -90.1. + 121.4%.
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"Chr-omatophotometric Determination, of Reaidua2 Quianti-Ous of Phthalophou
wid Phozalone in Fooistuffs of Vegetative Origin"
V ab. Dim. sred*tva EFishchity reat. (Chwaaa jkTt.,ntu Tor Plitut X~rotectlr,,.:t --
coUection of worko), vyp 1, L'oncoir, 1970, pp 86-4911 M1Ai-Kh1,-i1ya,, 11o 11,
Jua 72, Abstract No
Tratlslationo In order to deternJile residues of phtlalaplms (1) a:111. pho-a-20,10
(H) in foodstuffs derivud from pLanits, I wid 11 ~m~ exlxactud 1,1th acitor-,
re-extracted witth CH01 31 tho extraot la c1mr1licd Oil Z!,
(13 x 18 cm), ,zp-!Mn,-, I and 11 wlt%h acotatie. Aftcr rentpiting Lite volvent,
I or II in hydroly2od with FICI, azd the bbexatoa )Mo 3n de-1m-:vmA1nt!d
imetrically or sptotrophotomotrloally at ")'110 mot in the torn txf it product
of combirattion with c4romatrople &oid. The somitivity of tl-m~ r,,~~thod
is 0. 3 X&Ag.
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