SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GFDYK, P.K. - GEFEN, N.YE.

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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958, Nr 11, p 205 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Komarovskaya, A.S., Gedz, N. 1. , Kovalev, N. F.
TITLE: Investigation of the Stresses and Strains in Elements of the Roadbed
Superstructure of Narrow-gaSe Railroads (Issledovaniye deformatsiy
i napryazheniy elementov verkhnego stroyeniya puti uzkokoleynykh
zheleznykh dorog)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Tsentr. n. -i. in-ta mekhaniz. i energ. lesn. prom-sti, 1957,
Vol 7, pp 131- 159
ABSTRACT: A theoretical and experimental investi8atijn of the working of the
fundamental elements of a narrow-gage tumbe r -transport railroad
track. A method for the determination of the modulus of elasticity
of the roadbed and the track at a rail joint is examined. The coef-
ficients of relative stiffness of the foundation and of the rail at the
joint are determined by the deformation-increment method. The
modulus of elasticity of the joint does not have a linear correlational
relationship with the speed. The advantages of angular splice bars
as compared with plane splice plates are shown. The working of
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pickling solutionii. Gor, zhur. no.6s64-65 Je 165,, (KIRA 18t-1)
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CULTIVATED PLANTS. POTATOES. Yag6tablus. VUeurbits.
REF ZHUR-RIOL.,21,1958, NO-95SI779
Gedzl.,,,g
: 'MeMovt ey Univ.
:Methods of Boosting Potnt.) Immunity to Canker
')rig. Pub. :VauoNi. yazhegodnik. Chernovitak. ull-t, 1956
(1957). 1, 140. 2, 62-66
Abstract iMethoda of inertasing pott-.to izu-unity to canker
mdre studied. it was Tour-d tht0w tho plants grown
from tuber repvoiuced In aw-uthir wore less affected
by canker. The systasiatie cultivation of potatoes
in su2ijner plftntlngs for a nunber of years strong-
thened oank-.,r rusistince, Fertilization with
miuronutrients inerdased immunity. "Ihen Mg, B and
Mo were applied, the plant infection with canker
'qq1q out by 34%, and thr) y4eld incr,ji-.sed by 35%.
Vogotative hybridization by the ordinary methods
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AUTHOR: S.M. 21-6-18/22
Gedz' (Heds')
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TITLEj Effect of Manganese, Boronp Molybdenum and Copper Microeloments
on the Rise of Immunity of Potatoes to Canker (Vilyaniye mikro-
elementov margantea, bora, molibdena i medi na povysheniye
immuniteta kartofelya k raku)
PERIODICAL: Dopovidi Akademii Nauk Ukrainslkoi RSR, 1957, No 6. pp 605-
6o8 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs During the time from 1952 to 19569 the author carried out lab-
oratory and field experiments in order to study the effect of
certain microelements on the potato immunity toward canker.
The experiments were performdd with sulfates of manganese,
copper, zinc, aluminum and iron, with boric acid, and with
nitrates of molybdenum, cobalt and nickel, as well as with
potassium iodide. The experiments took place in the ex-
perimental fields near the towns of Llvov and Vizhnitai. The
results of these experiments have shown that manganese$ boront
copper and molybdenum microelements, and especially their com-
binationsp contribute to the increase of potato immunity to-
ward canker. The total yield of potatoes in general and the
yield of healthy tubers increase. The weight of affected
Card 1/2 tubers on the contrary is reduced. The canker infection de-

21-6-18/22
Effect of Manganese, Boron, Molybdenum and Copper Microelementa on the Rise
of Immunity of Potatoes to Canker
velopment in the affected plants also decreases. The ac-
quired properties of the incroased canker resistance and yield
turned out to be inheritable.
The article contains 3 tables and 10 Slavic references.
ASSOCIATION: Charnovtsy State University (Chernivets,kyy derzhavnyy uni-
versytet)
PRESENTED: By P.A. Vlasyuk, Member of the AN Ukrainian SSR
SUBMITTEDs 26 February 1957
AVAILABLE- Library of Congress
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RUMANTA/General Biology - (;enetica. B-6
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 15, 1958, 66773
Author Gedzl, S,M.
Inst
Title The Significance of Vegetative Hybridization for Making
Potatoes Nbre Resistant to Cariker.
Orig Pub Dokl. VSKhNIL, 1957,ANO 9, 28-30-
Abstract To mkc potatoes more resistcuit to canker, the author
suggests the grafting of potato sections not resistant
to cankerp onto sections resistant to canker. In the
author's opinion, repeated graftings increase the rc-
aistance to canker.
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Category : Cultivated Plants. Potatoes. Vegetables. Melons. M
Abs Jour ot RZhBiol,v No 61, 19599 No 24868
Author :
Inst : Cze:rnowJ!iz University.
Title : Co=erning the Nature and Certain 'Hoans of In-
creasing Potato I=unIty to Canker.
Orig Pub : Agrobiologlya, 1958, No. 2, 108-117
Abstract : In Czernowitz University the effect of potato
surmer plantings, the action of microolements
and vegetati7e hybridizatIon on the increase
of potato Immunity to canker were studied.-The
seed material from varieties Ella and Alma,
taken from I- to 4-year-old summer plantingal
which had grown up on uninfected regionsi was
planted In regions., infected with cankerg of
the Llvovskaya, Drogobychnaya and Stanislav-
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Country :USSR
Category iCultivated Plants. Potatoes. Vegetables. Melons.
Abs Jour RZhBiol*j No 6. 19599 No 24868
Author
Inst
Title
Orig Pub
Abstract iskaya Oblasts during 5 periods from 1 Tune
until 1 August or in spring. Variety Ella of
the summer plantings from the spring reproduc-
tion infected 32.4 percent of the plants; from
2-year-old reproduction - l8e5 percent* The har-
vest from the healthy tubers of the I-year-old
summer reproduction increased by-13. percettt;
from the 2-year-old reproductiong by 20 percentl
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Country : USSR
Category : Cultivated Plants. Potatoe94 Vegetables, Melons. M
Abs Jour : RZhBiol,, N0 6t 1959, No 24868
Author
Inst S
Title
Orig Pub t
Abstract s and from the 3-year-old one bY 30-50 percent.
In diseased plants, infection developed to a
lesser degree, In laboratory experiments, with.
the coaction of microelemental solutions in con-
centrations of 0.1-0.0001 percent, tubers viere
placed for 24 hours in moss which had been moi-
stened by the solutions. ~Herwardsq the tubers
were infected by cankerg and an account taken
in 25-30 days* Solutions of Mn, B9 Cup Zn and
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Country :WsR
Category :Cultivated Plants. Potatoes. Vegentables. Melons. U
Abs Jour :RZhBiolep, No 69 19599 No 24868
Author I
Inst 3
Title I
Orig Pub i
Abstract :Ito reduced infection of the plants; Al increased
it, and Mo, Niq J and Fe had no effect, In field
experiments, by the introduction of microelements
under the plants in ground holes, I-In with'.3 re-
duced plant infection by 24 percent; introduc.
tion of Cu with D and Mo with B also had a fa-
vorable effect. By grafting of stolons of the
infected varieties on stolons of canker-resi-
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Country : USSR
Category : Cultivated Plants, Potatoes,., Vegetables. Melons. M
Abs Jour : RZhBiol., No 6. 1959, No 24868
Author t
Inst a
Title
Orig Pub :
Abstract : sting ones, 14 combinations out of 34 plants
grovin from tubers due to grafting~ were not in-
fented by cancer, A seacndary grafting Increa-
sed resistance. Me Pe Ovsyannikova
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G= 1 0 S. M., Candidate of Biol Sci (diss) -- "Swe ways of imroasing the resis-
tance of potatoes to camer". chernottey, 1959. 23 PP (Min Higher Educ Ulcr SM,
Chernovtsy State U), 150 copies (XL,, No 22, 1959p 111)

Gedze, 3. 1. -111"All, ~ls a Possible Poute of Vic 5-read of (Da ta of
an -ExperLmental Inveotit,~rtion). Yin F,,Iblic '-,~alth R-F'R, Lnnin-7-1d, S nit~ry -
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SO: Knizhnaya Lotopis' , Illo. 23, I'loscow, jun 55, PP 77-l&4

USSR/Microbiology - Sanitation Microbiology. F-4
Aba Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 4) 1958) 14767
Author : Gedze G I.
Inst : ;-or- ARve- n'
Title : Survival and Multiplication of Dysentery Bacteria in Milk
and Some Milk Products.
Orig Pub : Tr. Leningr. san.-gigien. mod. in-ta, 1955, 25, 168-176
Abstract : A study was conducted on survival and multiplication of
dysentery bacteria in sterilized, boiled, pasteurized
and raw milk, in curdled milk, kefir and acidophilus ar-
tificia.Uy contaminated by feces of a dysentery patient
It was shown that sterilized and pasteurized milk serve
as a good medium for multiplication of dysentery bacteria
even in the presence in the material of numerous varied
representatives of ordinary intestinal flora. The inten-
sity of multiplication depends to a considerable degree
on the initial number of bacteria added to the milk.
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AUTHORS: Tsits1shvili, G. V., Andronikashvili, T.-G.,
Laperashvili, L. Ya., Gedzhadz~Ts. ~A.
TITLE: Synthesis of certain forma of molecular jioves
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 16, 1962, 348, abotraot
16K131 (Soobshch.-AN G ,ruzSSR, v. 28, vio. 4, 1961,
405-410 LRussian])
TEXT: It was found that zeolites can be synthesized at atmospheric
pre.-,sure and 1000C. A sodium form of type A zeolite was obtained. Sodium
zeolitic alumosilicates were prepared from sodium aluibinate and sodium
silicate. A specific quantity of sodium aluminate solution was added to
a sodium silicate solution. This. produced a whitish yellow eel whicli,
after thorough mixing, was left to stand for 42 hours and then heated for
a specific period, which resulted in the formation of zoolite crystal3.
The product of crystallization was washed and the further zeolite
obtaine'd was dried at 60-900C. Calcium and copper forms of zeolite were
obtained by ion exchange from the sodium form. (Abstracter's note:
Complete translation.]
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iACCESSION HR: APS009381 548. 517
~AUTHOR: Tsitsishvili, G. V.; Krupennikova.-A. Yu.; Gedzhadze. Ts. A.; Andronikash-!
vili, T. G.
TITLE: Crystallization characteristics of obsidian and tufaceous rhyolite
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestlya. Neorganicheskiye materialy, v. 1, no. 2, 1965,
285-287
TOPIC TAGS: obsidian, rhyolite, crystallization
AB8TRACT-.___The use of minerals'as raw material for the direct synthesis of sor-
---the s9:~bility-for_-rynthes1s-__
lbents is-important-in science an economy6 - t opens -po
of sorbents with predetermined properties. The fact that ratxtral zeolites are
fomed by the hydrothermal reaction of different salt solutions with rocks makes
it possible to "pand the us,, of, experimental, methoda for the production of a
Yn
thetic zeolites and to reproduce the conditions of hydrothemil metamorphoses of
amorphous volcanic glass into zeolites. It was shown that crystalline structures
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may be produced from amorphous obsidian and tufaceous rbyolite from deposits of
the Georgian-SSR.1 The minerals which were used in this work c,,7ystallized only in
the form of sodalite when subjected to the treatment described by the Japanese au-
thors CT. Sudo and M. Matsuka, Geokhim. et cosmochim. acta, 17, 1 (1959)). The
formation of sodalite was most successful In highly concentrabad sodium hydroxide
solutions Sodium - ch loride - or molecu lar ch lorine had no - 91 gni 'i c-ant effect- on . the-
formation of sodalite. The addition of sodium silicate to the re-action mixture
changed the crystallization process significantly preventing the formation of
sodalite due to the formation of a new crystalline structure. Orig. art. has:
2 tables.
ASSOCIATION.- Institut kh1m1I-Im,--P. G. Helikishvili Akademli-nauk-Gruz SSR
(Chemistry Institute, Academy of Sciences Georgian SSR)
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"Now fields in the use of light metals.* p.110
TECHNICKA PRACA. (Rada vedsciWch techniciwch spolocnosti pri Slovenskej akkdmii vied)
Bratislava., Czechoslovakia,, Vol, 7. noo 3. 1955.
M=thly List of Ust Ru"pean Accessions (EIPAI) W,, Vol. 8, No. 9, Sept. 1959
unclo

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Two new studios of the Czechoslovak BroadcastIng Company In Bratlalava. p. 416
TECHNICKA PRACA. Bratislava, CTschoslovskia. Tol',.7, No. 9, Sept. 1955
Moathly List of East European Accessions (EKAI), LC. Vol. 8. No. 9, Septesiber 1959
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OEFDINO, A X.
USSR/Engineering - *souring, Methods Feb 52
'NazuringOnsunMon of W& er Wit the Aid of Pipe
ft
E ova, K. ing, Cana Tech Pci
I'Gidrotekh i Melio" No 2, Pp 59-63
Describes method of measuring amt of water running
through pipelines with accuracy of 4 2-3%- Use of
elbow as water meter is based on difference in
pressures near outer convex and inner concave walls
of bend. Develops formula for detn of water flow
by elbows of large diam (450-9W mm), when they are
not calibrated.

JWR/Engineering - Construction, Test- I Jun, 52
ing Equipment
"Stand for Testing Pipes Before Installation,"
A.. K. Gefding, Cand Tech Sci., VNIIGS
"BYul Stroit Tekh" No 3.1, I)p 26, 27
Author describes what he calls a simple device de
signed at VNIIGS for prelimina y testing of cast-
iron water pipes 50-150 mm in diam. Operation of
testing 150-mm pipe takes 10 min and requires ser-
vice of 2 workmen. Device is equipped with hydralt-
lie press which permits maintenance of required
22"
pressure in each pipe. Device has been used by
Sevzaptransspetsstroy (Northvestern Transport Trust
for Special Constructions) since 1951-
228T78
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38SR/Engineering - Construction, Test- 1 Jun 52
ing Equipment
"Stand for Testing Pipes Before Installation,"
X. K. Gefding, Cand Tech Sci, VNIIW
00 "Byul Stroit Tekh" No 11, pp 26, 27
Author describes what he calls a simple device de-
signed at VNIIGS for preliminary testing of cast-
iron vater pipes 50-150 mm in diam. Operation of
testing 150-um pipe takes 10 min and requires ser-
vice of 2 workmen. Device is equipped with hydrau-
lic press which permits maintenance of required
22"
pressure in each pipe. Device has been used by
SevzaptrarLsspetsstroy (Northwestern Transport Trust
for Special Constructions) since 1951.
22ft78

Technological specifications for contatruction of uater con~Wt and semwage
systow. Stroi. Prom. 30, No 3. 1952.

OSIDING, A.K., Inshener; 009GHAROT, F.S., inxhaner.
Aperimental use of water redbacing needle filters. Biul.stroi.takh. 10
no-3:24-25 7 153. (NUU 6:12)
1. ToosayuzzWy nauckno-Iseledovatellskly Institut g1drolisnoy I sullfitno-
spirtovoy promWahlonnosti Winmahstroya. ("Ing mchinery)

---- --- ---- - -- - -- --- - -- - - -- - .., - .: tU
GaDING9 A*X. , kandidat tekhalchookikh nauk, Bil.DOVBICATA, Z.1. , jnSh~nqp.
Trouchlgsg PIP* laYing. Strol.prow. 32 b0.3:22-24 Ny t.54. (MLItA 7:6)
(FIPq)

WDINQjjL-, kandiast tokhnichoskikh nauk; BMOVSKATA,I.lo. inshoser;
BUOU"UVON91., kandidat t9iftichoskikh nauk, redaktor; KAPZAN,N.Y&.,
redaktor; PMOKINA,Ye.A.. tekhnicheskiy rodAktor
(Pip* laying without trenches) Bestransheinals. prokladka trub.
Leningrad, Gos.lsd-vo lit-ry po stroitelletvu i arkhttekturs, 1955.
60 p. (KM 9:2)
(PIP611nes)

G3?DI?1G,A.K., knndidat tekhnicheskj~.h n&u1c; BBLDOVSKAYA.Z.1.,
Inzhener
Usinf an OCCentrIc-boring machine In trenchl9g,
Strol. prom Pipe laying.
33 no.4:IP-20 Ap 055. (KLRA 9:6)
(pipe. Steel)

GSMI]Ig, A.C. )wnd. tokhn. nauir; BARKAII, S-ye., inzh.
p ipel i nee by tbo method of pushing. Biul. takh. inform. 4
no. 6:i5-ia ja 858. (pipelines) NIRA 11:7)

as kan4.tekhn.nauk
I A-;-)94A AM
Installing vinyl plastic PIP69- lovotokh,nont,I mpote.rabov
qtrnI. 21 no.7:14-16 JI '59. (KIM 12: 20)
1. YmenoyusiWy nauchno-isslodovatel'skly Institut g1drotekMicho-
skik1h I manitarno-teAnicbeskikh rabot.
(pipe, Plastic)

"MR07p Nikolay Fedoravicbtprof.t doktar.+-Irhn, nauk; GUSEVt Valerian
Mikba7lfficho dotaut* kwA. fAUm. zaa; MMOIN, 1. V. v insh. 0
r4t&dJMWt; MOROZOV9 Dols# -inshot ratsenzent; GUDjjjG,,__Aj,_j_k&ud.
tekbino zouko iwmabzqy zed*; BMANOV9 D.A. 9 Jmzh. -) -maucbmyy mi.;
ZHUAVSM9 N.A.t red.; VOLCHOX, K.M.f takhn. red.1 PULIKINA, Ye.A.,
tokhn. red.
[SanituT engineering] Sanitarmaim, tomkhnika. Imningrad, Goo. isd-wo
lit-ry po mtroit., arkbit. I strolt. materialamg 1961 371 p.
(Sanitary enginsipring) NIRA 14:6)

KAGAN, D.F., kand. tokhn.nauk; VAIIYAKIN, D.Y.p kmd. tekhn. wmk.-,
LOBACHEVI P.V.0 kand. tekhn. nauk; YEKPLAXOV, s.V.0 inzh.;
PAVLOV, L.D., inzh.; RUZ321, M.Ya., Inzh.; ANDMEVA,
inzh.; SIDIAKOVA, G.D., inzh. Prinimali uchastiyet
SAPOZMIIKCV, M.H., kand. tekhn. nauk- kand.
teklm, nauk; MALINOVSKIY, R.B.p inzl~.'-; STRASHNYK]i, V.P.0
red. izd-va; KASDIOV9 D.Yas, tekhn. rod,
[Instructiom for designing, instal3ingp operating, and
repairing interior water supply systems using virW1 plastic
pipes) Ukazanila po proektirovnniiu, montazhu, ekspluatatsii
i remontu vnutrennikh vodoprovodov iz viniplastovykh trub.
Moskva, Goo. izd-vo lit-ry po istroit., arkhit. i stroit. r3a-
terialamp 1961. 91 p, (MIRA 15:2)
1. Akademiya stroitellstva i arkhitektury SSSR. Institut Ea-
nitarnoy tekhniki, 2. flauchno-iseledovatellakly institut Ea-
nitarnoy tekhniki Akademii stroitellstva i arkhitektury &SM
(for Kaganj, VmWakinp Lobachevp Yekhlakov, Pavlovp Ruzinp
Andreyevap Shmakova). 3. Leningradskly nauchno-isoledovateliskiy
inat1tut Akademii kormunallnogo khozyaystva im. K.D.Pamfilova
(for Sapozbnikov). 4. Voesoyuznyy nauchno-isoledovatellski7 ib-
stitut gidrotekhnicheskikh i sanitarno-takhnicheskikh rabot
(for Gefding). 5. Institut po proyektirovaniym zhilishchno-
grazlidanskogo atroitelistva v 1. I:ozkve (for Falinovskiy).
(Wate

BELDOVSKAYA, I.I... inzh.; UMING,,_A.K_, TSOJ, M.I., inzb.
_, inzh.; XUZNF
Gluing steel pipelines of sanitary engineering systems. Ment.
i spets. rab. v stroi. 24 no.8s22-24 Ag 162. (KRA l5t8)
1. Vaesoyuanyl nauchno-isaledovatel'skiy institut gidrotakhnicheakikh
i sanitarno-takhnicheakikh robot Hinisterstva stroitel'stva RSFSR
i Trest Latmantaklunontazh.
(Epoxy resins) (floating pipes)

SHELYUBSKIY# V.I.9 kand.tobhn.nauk; GEFEN....4.,P., insh.
Autowtic device for deterodning th* degree of hmwgeneity or
gUss. Stek 1. ker. 19 no.lltl3-15 N 062. (KIRA 15812)
jGLms research-Zqulpwnt and mupplies)

AUKSANDIIOV, N.I.; GEFEN, N.Ye.,- YEGOROVA, N.B.; KREYNIN, L.S.; SERGEYEV,
V.M.; MASLOV, A.I.; SHIRNOV., M.S.; KRAKHrp S.V.; BUDAK, A.P.;
Apul-r"Ye, --
Development of a method for aeroi9ol Jimninization against typhoid
fever and dysentery. Voen,-med. zhur. no.5.,54-59 My 161.
.. (MIRA 14:8)
(TIPHOID FEVER) (DYSENTERY) (AEROBOIZ)

-___g~~~~odpolkovnik miditsinBkoy oluzhby; BELYAKOV, Ye.L.,
podpolkovnik meditoinakoy sluzW; MARTYUSHOV, A.A.,
kapitan meditainakoy sluzbby
Epidemiology of dysentery under conditions of a military unit.
Voen.-wd. shur. no.4:81-82 Ap 161. (MRA 15:6)
(DYSENTERY)

GEFZN, G.Ye., podpolkovnik meditsinskoy sluzhby
Study of the effectiveness of the dysentery component of
polyvaccine of the Research Instituto of Sera and Immunology.
Voen.-med. shur. no.4;42-44 Ap 161. (MIRA 15:6)
(DYSENTERY (VACCINES)

Polaid/Ch&dcal Technology Chdoical Products and Their AppliceLtion. Electro-
chemlcal,~Aanufacturing. Eleetrodepooltion. Chemical
Sources of ElectTical Current, 1-8
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur Khimiya.. No 19, 19%, 62i8g
Author: Gefen., Leon
Institution: None
Title: Electrochemical Cleaning of Metal Surfaces
Original
Periodical: Blektrocheiniczne oczyszczanie powierzcbni metali, Elektronika,
1955, 1. No 1-2. 49-541 Polish
Abstract: Review of methods for electrochemical Bcouring, pickling and
polishing of metals.
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GIFE
N
A room for the lacquering of rubber boots. Pron.koop. 13 no.6:2.4
jo 159. (KIR& 12:9)
1. Tokhnoruk artoll "Khtalk". C.Kirov.
Mrov--Boots and shoos. Rubber)

GRM M.G. (Stalino),
TrIgOn ~-trle ftnettow &n4 the role of radlmn mmoure of angle@
and ares. Nat. v shkole no.6:43-47 N -D 156. (N&RA 10: 2)
(TrigOnONOtPlOal
runctiOns-Study and teaching)

BELYA,KOVq Ye.L.I.GEFENj G.Ye.
F4'oJting for a cOnObtlon of agglutjA&ting sera.
54 Ap 162.
(SER.UM-TRANSFORrATION)
lab. delo [7) nc.4t
(MIRA 1483)

ABRAMOVICH, L.A.; GEFEN. G. Ye., kand. med. nauk; ZAYDRIOV, A.M., kw'd.
~,.T,
med. nauk; KATSNFI W,-I.A.; KPIMMA, 1.!:., KY7SARZ7, V.N.
SUT111, I.A., prof* SHAPOVALOV, A.V.
Some characteristics of respiratory infections of adnovirus,
etiology In adults. Voen.-med. zhur. no. lt66-68 Ja 966
(MIU, 19:2)

ALEF.'~'ANDHGV, doktur raid.F)wuk; N.Y;-.,
Current state, furti.er -aayr -";m Cf
chemical vaer!iner; a review c." t~t~ ,,,
no. 1: 53-60 165. (,%9RA 18:10)

ALEKSANDROV, N.I.;-.GEFEN,-N.Xe.; DOBROVOLISKIY, K.F.; YFZEPCHUK, Yu.V.;
LEBEDINSKIY, V.A.; MIGIALYLOV, B.Ya.; RUNOVA, V.F.; SEREGINA, A.I.;
FILIPPENKO, A.I.
Immunogenicity of chemical anthrax vaccine in experiments on sheep.
Zhur. mikrobiol., spid. i immun. 42 no.1:57-60 Ja 165. (KIRA 18:6)

AIAIMANDROV. N.I.; GEM1M, N.Ye.
Ways of further development of chemical vaccines. Zhur.mikrobiol.
spid, I Immun. 27 no.5:6-13 * 156. (KLRA 9:8)
(TACO=23 AJMD VACCINATION
ohen. vaccine*, developo, review)

ALEKSANMV, N.I., polkovnik med.slushby; OXFXN. N.Te., polkovnik med.sluzhby
Physiological methods of Imunization and possibilities of their
improvement. Toearmed.shur. no.10:62-67 0 158. (MIRA 1202)
(IMMITY TACCINIS An VACCIFATION
physiol,nothods of Immliation (Ram))

ALEKSAYMOT, ft. I., ~olkovnlk mad. sluzhby; GEM, N.Ye., polkornik med.sluzhby;
GARINP N.Sl, podpolkovnik med.oluzhby; GAPOCHKO, K.G., podpolkovnik
med.sluzhby; DILALI-BERG, I.I., podpolkovnik med.sluzhby; S39RGZM, V.K.,
podpolkovnik med.sluzhby
Reactivity to and effectiveness of aerogenic vaccination against
certain zoonoses. Toon.-sed.zhur. no.12:34-38'D 158. (NIRA 12:12)
(VACCINES AND VACCINATION.
against aerogenic zoonosse (Rus))

17(6) SOV117 7-58-11-11/5-0
AUTHORS: Aleksandrov, N.I. and Gefen, N.Ye., Colonels of the
medical Corps
TITLE: About the Method of Aerogenic (Inhalation) Immuni-
zation and the Possibility of Its Improvement
PERIODICAL: Voyenno-meditsinskiy zhurnal, 1958, _Nr 11, PP 38 -
42 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In this article, the author discusses aerogenic im-
munization and makes suggestions on how to improve
it. He refers to Akar, who, in 1923. uttered the
idea of an aerogenic immunization against plague.
Dene (1934) thought the 1YMDhatic system, especially
the tonsils, the best place for administering vaccine
preparations. Although the aerogenic method has
been proved to be effective by many authors. it is
not widely used because of the lack of rational
vaccine preparation and of the poor durability of
the antigenic and, above all, the living vaccine.
By means of numerous experiments and inves'~igations,
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SOV/177-58-11-11/50
About the Method of Aerogenic (Inhalation) Immunization and the
Possibility of Its Improvement
are much better preserved in a(j7 state, ~)specially
under vacuum and cooled. For preparing dry pulverized
vaccines, the author chiefly utilized living vaccine
strains of bacteria (Anthrax bact. "STI", plaque
bact. "1,17", bruceliosis bact. Nr 19 and the tula-
remia bact. Nr 15) which are admissible in the
Soviet Union for subcu-baneous, intract:taneous ind
cutaneous vaccination. Besides these, cortain ana-
toxins, especially tetanic anatoxin,have been used.
The method for preparing dry vaccine, developed by
the author, is nearly equal for the arthrax, plague,
brucellosis, tularemia and tetanus vaccines. The
most perspective method of aerogenic immunization
is the meihod of spontaneous aerogenic immuni'Zation.
Based on his experiments on animals and humans, the
author came to the conclusion that the aeroGenic im-
munization has much in common with other physiolorl-i-
Card 2/3 cal methods. It includes the intrannsal nnd enteral

SOV/177-5E-11-11/50
-About the Method of Aerogenic (Inhalation) Immunization ad-.d the
Possibility of Its Improvement
methods and, to a certain extent also, the conjunc-
tival method. All literature data and the author's
own investigations point to the high effectiveness
of the aerogenic immunization method in case of
utilizing high-quality vaccine in massive dosage and
rational methods of application for aerogenic inocu-
lations. The dry pulverized vaccines were studied
in experiments on animals and humans and gave good
results. There is no doubt that the method of
aerogenic immunization with pulverized vaccines
can also be used for protection from many other in-
fectious diseases of humans (diphtheria, influenza,
tuberculosis, poliomyelitis, variola, yellow fever)
and of animals (plague of cattle, pigs, foot-and-
mouth disease, tuberculosis). The~,_~ is 1 -,,able.
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ALZSANMOT, N.I,, general-sayor meditsinskoy slushby; GUAN, N.Ys., pol-
0- lki~
kovnik meditsinskoy sluzbby; GARIN, N.S., podp in-ik meditsinskoy
sluzfiby; GAFOCHKO, K.G., podpolkovnik maditsinskoy sluzhby: M03M.
T.M., pdopolkovulk meditainskoy sluzhlby; TAKARIN. A.L., polkoynik
medltsinskoy olushby;'MMTAIMT, I.N., kand.sed.nauk
lxpertence In massive aerogenic vaccination against anthrax. Voen.-
med.shur. no.8:23-)2 Ag 059. (MIRA 12:12)
(AIMMI, Imatinoloa)
(TAOCINATION)

3/016/60/000/06/02/051
AUTHORS: Aleksandrov. NJ. and Gefen, N.Ya.
TI=: Aerosol Immunization With Dry Live Vaccines and Tcxoids. I.
Theoretical and Experimental Prerequisites for Devising a Metnod
of Aerosol Vaccination
PERIODICAL- Zhurnal mikroblologii, epidemiologii i limminotiologil, 1960, No. 6,
pp. 7
TEM Parenteral methods of immunization by suboullaneoue, intraderm&I or
dermal vaccination have various disadvantages. Two of th; most effective ways of
avoiding these disadvantages aret (1) reducing the nzKoer of parenteral vacclnat~to",
needed by greater use of associated and adsorbed vaccines, and (2) com'~,Ined
parenteral and physiological vaccination. The authors refer the readel to the'r
previous works summarizing the results of experiments on the efficacy of pnysio-
logical vaccination. One of the most promising methods appears to be mass vac-
cination with finely dispersed aerosols prepared from dry, pcwdered polyvalent
vaccines. This method has given encouraging initial results aga:ns*l a%i~'h dtaeaies
as plague, tularemia, tuberculosis, influenza, typhoid, dyserlery, diphtheria eta.
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9/016/60/000/06/'02/051
Aerosol Immunization With Dry Live Vaccines and Toxoids. I. Theoretical and Ex-
perimental Prerequisites for Devising a Method of Aerosol Vaccination
The main reason why this method has not been more widely adopted is the lack of
suitable vaccinal preparations. Intensive work Is now in process on the testing
of aerosol Immunization with powdered anthrax and brucellosis vaccines. The re-
sults of this work will be published in subsequent issues of Zhurnal mikrob ol g
I
epidemiologii i immunoblologii. There are 6 Soviet references.
SUBMI71 February 6, 1960
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ALEKSANDROV, N.I.;_GEFEN, N.Ye.; GAPOCHKO,, K.Gj; GARIN, N.S.
Asrosol immunization vith dry live vaccines and an#.wd1w. Part
4: Characteristics and dynamics of the vaccinal prokems following
aerosol vaccination with brucenooist tularemiav anthrax and plague
dust vaccines. Zhur. mikrobiol. spid, i imun. 31 no.2938-44 D
060o (MIRA 14%6)
(VACCINATION) (BRUCELLOSIS) (TULAREMIA)
(ANMRAX) (PLAGUE)

ALEKSANDRCJV, N.I.;, GEKF!ERN! ~Nj .1 YEROGOVA, N.B.1 SEMEYEVp V.M.; MATYUK, P.D.;
SMIRKOV, M.
Aerosol 1-sn'sation by means or dry pulverised vaccines and anatoxins.
Report No.2s Study ox the effootiveness of the aerosol method of
i=Lniv
Ton and reimnization by mftm of dry pulverized diphtherial
anatos Zhur. mikrobiol. spid. i immun. 31 no.7192-97 JI 160.
(MIRA 13 t 9)
(DIPHTHERIA) (TOXINS AND ANTIT61INS)

ALEKSANDROVv N.L; GEFEN# N.Ye,; GARINp N.Sej GAPOCHFO# K.G*
-wommo-
Aerosol inimunization with dry living vaccines and tozoido. Report
No, 38 Experimentalestudy of the effectiveness of aerosol
fmommization with dry dust-type vaccines (anthrax, brucellosist
t4orsaim, and plague). Zhur. mikrobiol. epid. i immn. 31
no. 10:44,-50 0 160. (MIRA l3sl2)
(VACCINATION)

ALUSANDROV9 N.I. GEFEN N Ye.j DEYNINt L.S,; YEGOFOVAj N.B.j
MASLOVP A.iI.-ol;~0 I'll ~1161041
Some problems in the theoretical and experimental elaboration of a
method for aorosol vaccination. Zdrav. Roo, Feder. 5 no. 4:10-13 Ap
161. (MIRA 1434)
(AEROSOLS) (CWTUNICABLE DISEASES-PREVENTION) (VACCINATION)

II-ENSANDROV, N.I.;-GMN Nje . BUDAK, A.F.; UUPCHUX, Yu.V.'; FILIPPEKKO,
A. I. ; RUN66~~~
Search for effective chemical vaccines against some zoonoses.
Re]~ort Jo.ls Production of chemical by deposited anthrax vaccine
and study of its effoot4veness in animal experiments. Zhur. mikrobiol.
epid. i Ammin. 32 no.5s42-4.6 My 161-. (KEPA 14:6)
(ANTHRAX)

ALEKSANDROV, N.I.; GEFEN, N Co.; YEGOROVA) N.B.1 KREYNIN,, L.S.; SERGEYE*V,
V.M.; SMlflX0Vq M.S.; KRAMU, S.V.; BUDAX, A.?.;
GEFE11, G. Ye.
Developnent of a method for aerobol immunization against typhoid
fever and dysentery. Voen,-med. zhur. no.5t54-59 MY 161,
. (M3NA 14:8)
(TYPHOID FEVEIR) (DYSENTEILY) (AEROSOLS)

ALEKSMIDIM, II.I.; GEYEH.,,.~Yq.; GAPOCIIKO, N.G.; GAMI, N.S.; S.-'=,IYEV, V.M.;
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