SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LEYTES, R. G. - LEYTES, S. M.

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LEYTES, Ruvim Grigoryevich
Mbr., Central Inst. Advanced Training for Foysicians, -c1948-.
Hd., Dept. Estimation & Consultation, Inst. Labor Hy~.-iene
& Occupational Diseases, Dept. Hygiene, Microbiolog;y & Epidemiology,
Acad. Med. Sci., -1946-;
Mbr., Inst. Labor Hygiene & Occupational Diseases, Dept. Hygiene,
Microbiology & Epidemiology, Acad. Mad. Sci., -cl948-.
"New Sanitation Norms and Directions for planning Industrial
Enterprises," Gig. i 6an., No. 4, 1948.

UM/Nedicine - Wgione and Saultation, Apr 1948
Industrial
blediolne - Public Health
"Now Sanitation. Norms and Directions for Planning
Industrial Materprises," R. G. Leytes, :rnst of --
Industrial Hygiene and Oecupatimal Diseases, Acad
Red Sol UM; Chair of Industrial Wgiene, Cent
Itkst for Advancement of Doctors, 7f pp
wGis i sand No 4
Various measures were put into effeot to la*rove
the health of the Soviet vorkar. Tabulates the
approved concentrations of chemical and organic
polsons allowed to be present in the atmosphere of'
65T66
.Apr.,1948
Industria.1 (Contd)
US and MW enterprises.' Soilet i9quiramenti3 are
higher. Brief "historical de6dripti6n of'
acts passed to establish these high standards.

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LEI(TES, R.G.
Now sanitary standards in planning IndustrUl plants. Gig. sanit..
Moskva Ito.1:24-29 Jan 52. (CIML 21:4)

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Problem of standards of thermal technology in construction of living
quarters and their hygienic survey. Gig. sanit., Moskva no.12:8-10
Doe 1953. (CLML 25:5)

LffTES, R. G.
[Labor bygiene and industrial sanitation j Gigiena trw1a i promysh-
lennala oanitariia. Izd. 2.. ispr. i dop. Moskva, Medgiz, 1954. 485p.
(Industrial bygiens) (MIJ?A 8:5)

"'YTAS. S.D.. inzhoner.
11-4.
Uw11qC INS wthod of forces for determining the stability of stati-
cally Indeterminate systems. Isel. po teor. sooruzh. no.4;29-39 149,
(Girders) (Differential equations, Linear) (MLRA 10:8)

LIM ., Inshener,
Construction features of the main building of an open-hearth
steel mill. Blul, strol. tekh. 10 no.4:1-5 1 '53, Off-RA 6:12)
1. Noyektotallkonstruktal".
(Bteelworks)

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LZITBS, S.D., inzhener.
Raising the allovable pressure on concrete footings und r
columns by calculating the actual age of the concrete.
Rate. 1 12obr. predl-v strel. 'no-75:19 153 (MLRA 7:7)
(Concrete construction)

ich; SNITKO' I.K.. kandidat takhnichaakikh nauk,
skiy redaktor SIIU, M.P., redaktor; HIDV=V, L.A., teldmiche-
[Stability of compressed steel rods3 Ustoichivost' szhatykh stall-
rqkh'stershnei. Moskva. Gos.Azd-vo lit-ry po strott. I artchitek-
ture, 1954. 307 Ps (KM 8:5)
(Structural frames)
Ollastic rods and wires)

IXYTES' S.D., inzh.
Calculations on steel rods under eccentric compression. Stroi.prom.
35 n0.11:36-38 N 157* (MIRA 10:12)
(Elastic rods and wiras)

LEYTICS S*D* inzh, (.Dnepropetrovsk).
Stability of elastic systems subjected to the joint action of
several loads. Stroi. prom. 36 no.8:43-44 Ag 158. (MIU. 11:9)
(Elasticity)

LIMS, S.D.,(Dnepropetrovsk)
Stability of rods on elastic supports taking into account the
linear law of varying rigidity. Stroi.makh. i rasch.soore I
no.2:17-21 '59. (MIRA 12:4)
- (Blastic rods an& wires) -

-UTTES, S.D. (Dnepropetrovsk)
Stability of elastically supported rods with rigidity chang-
Ing according to the law of the second degree. Stroi.makh.1
rash.soor. I no.6:23-28 '59. NIRL 13:4)
(Elastic rods and wires)

LZYTF,S, S.D., inzh. (Dnepropetrovsk)
Types of equilibrium of elastic compressed rods and the nature of
bifurcation points. Issl. po teor. sooruzh. no.8:165-183 '59.
(MIRA 12:12)
(Blastic rods and wires)

LMES, S.D., inzh. (Dnepropetrovoic)
Using influence diagrams in calculating statically indeterminate
systems. 1991. po teor, sooruzh. no*8:417-426 159.
(NIRA 12:12)
(Structures, Theory of)

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I Ss, S.D.# inzh. (Dnepropetrovsk)
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Using the method of angular focal relations in solving problem
on the stability of rod systems. Pal. po, teor. sooruzh.
no. 9:247-284 160. (KCRA 14:1)
(Faastic rods and wires)

LEYTES, S.D., inzh.
Designing anchor bolts takAug into account elastic properties
of concrete foundations. Pronastroi. 38 no.1:52--*4 160.
(MIRA 13:5)
(Concrete footings) (Colunno''. Iron and steel)
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LEYTES, S.D..(Dnepropetrovsk)
Elastic plistic bending of a beam with rectangular cross section.
Izv.AN SSSR.Otd.tekh.nauk.Mekh.i mashinostr. no.6:133-139 N-D
'61. (MIRA 14:11)
(Beams and girders)

LEYTES, S.D., inzh. (Dnepropetrovsk)
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Nonlinear elasticity and ultimate deformations in the problems
of stability. Rasch.prostr.konstr. no.6:298-314 161.
(MIRA 15:3)
(Elasticity)

S/779/61/000/006/003/003
107-1/1242
;AUTHOR: Leytes, S.D., Ing.(Dnepropetrovsk)
,:MTLE: Non-lindar elasticity and finite deformatione in
the problems of stability
Ra2chet prostranstvennych konstruktsiy; rbornik
statey, no.6, Moscow, 1961, 29Y-~14
iTEXT: The necessity of con!iidering both-the geometric'and the
~'_'.ielastic non-linearity is explained, followinG V.V. Bolotin (in
J#Raschet~ na prochnost"', No-3, Mashgi7,,
1958) who, however, failedi
ito, take into account geometric non-linearity. The.necessity for
"logical models" is stressed, A generalized elasticity law, non-
linearly dependent both on the deformLition and on the outside load,
Tis adopted. A one-dimensional logical model is introduced. Geometric
non-linearity is studied. Primary and accondary,equibilibrium posi-
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1611/1242
Non-linqar elasticity ...
tions are noted (primNry positions are those -attainable by 6radual
attainable onl by a "jimi2-11-
loading while the secondary position- are y
-line The analysis is qualitative, ex-
an essentially non -ar effect).
positqry and ejemental. _. The results are applied to- the detailed study
of . Bolot insmodel. Thtre. are Al rcfcrences.
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IZYTES, S.D., inzh.
Stability of bars of varying cross section under the combined
effect of concentrated and evenly distributed compressive loads.
MELt. po met. konstr. no.70-21 162. (KM 17:1)

IBYTES., S.D. (Dnepropetrovsk)
Stability of mcontirmous rod on elastic supports. Stroi, mekh.
i rasch. ecor, 4 no*3.,37-42 162. (MIRA 15:6)
(Elastic rods and wires)

MUTES, S.D., inzh.
Calculating compressed or bent rods made of aluminum alloys.
Prom.stroi. 40 n--.6:42-,15 1629. (MIRA 15:06)
(Aluminum alloys)
(Elastic rods and wires)

3/ 1/001
16022 63/000/001/00
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AUTHORt ~.D
TITLEi On the supporting power of steel shells of revolution
PERIODICAL: Promyshlenno~estroitellstvo, no. 1, i963, 45 -50
TEXT: The author points out that a calculation of steel shells
of revoiution according to the method of the limiting state, taking into'
account the elastic and plastic work of the steel, mfLy in many cases
result in a considerable saving of material'.. Por deriving the calculation
formulae, the stressed state of the shell in ihe boundary effect area has
to be analyzed. Carrying out this analysis, the author presents appro-
cal-
priate formulae for calculatiiig thd.varioCis stresses and a number.of . I
culations for particular cases, e.g. of a cylindrical shell loaded by a
concentrated annular pressure; shells loaded by inner,'pressure.;. shells
formed by the junction'of two e'qual cones, shel~s;)formed by the jijndtion*''
of-cone and cylinder. The'stress values, naturq Sf destruction anif other
Car& 1/2
't 77 777

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3/227/63/000/001/061/00i
On the supp6rting power of fit6el: ..... AOO41k126
2
parameterd- 6f the differenttshell shapes are codpiled in a table., ',*.On the
whole,-the test resixlts pro*eIthe presence of edhiiderable additi6nal
strength res3erves in real Aells, which are not tdken into accoun-6'by
the calculations. There ard 8 f igures, and 1tal~le!.
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LEYTFAS S,D, insh.
The"otability of compressed rods the rigidity of which
changes according to the power law. Mat. po met.
konstr. no.6:13-7,4 162, - (MMA 15:12)
(Elastic rods and wires)

isms, S.D., inzh. (Dnepropetrovsk)
Elastic and elqxtoplastic flexure of long rectangular plates with
fixed edges. Rasch. prostr, konstr, no.8:175-205 162. (MM 16s6)
(Elastic plates and shone)

Usly"TES1 S.D. Oneproptrovsk )
Instantaneous rigglalty of the sectlion under elastoplast-i-n d'-e-
formations, Strol, mekb4 I raich. sooruzh. 5 no.64^116-2.9 t63
(mrRA 17 .4? )

S.D inzh. (Dneproputrovsk)
Stability and elastoplastic deformations of an eccentrically
compressed thin-4alled I-beam. ISS1. po teor. sooruzh. no.12:
101-122 1630 (MIRA 16:6)
(Bdabs and Orders)

_IEYT._t___S.D_. (Dnepropetrovsk)
"Approximate analysis of elastic-plastic deformations on the basis of stress
stabilization hypothesis".
-report.presented at the 2nd All-Union Congress on Theoretical and Applied
Mechanics,, Moscow) 29 Jan - 5 Feb 64.

LEYTES, S.D. (Dnepropetrovsk)
"Stability of axially compressed elastically restrained bars of variable rigidity".
report presented at the 2nd All-Union Congress on Theoretical and Applied
Mechanics, Moscow, 29 Jan 5 Feb.64.

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DC..84
l4a"a ,c metokonstr. .79-115
(Ml RA 2.8:

141T
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~-,M.r.-nt-da7 method of calc-alating steel coverings and abeath-Inge
wider conditIons cf --ylindrical*bending. Mat. po met.konst--
no.gh-1.66-197 164. (MIRA 1815)

;~ACCESSION NR.- APL026963 .5/0258/64/004/0Dl/M34/0140
AUTHORSt Dorfman, A~. G. (Dnepropetrovok)j Leyteej a. D. (Dnepropetrovsk
TTSLE: Stability of an eccentrically compressed tubular rod of elastic-plastic
material
SOURCE: Inzhenerny*y zhurnalj, V4 4, no. 1, 1964s 134-lhO
~TOPIC TAGS? stability, eccentrically compressed tubular rod, elastic-plastic
material, hinged supported rod, concentric circular boundaries., longitudinal
force, ideal ring sections infinitely thin wall, axial pressure, elastic-plastio
flaxurep yield point, elasticity modulus,, elastic core
ABSYMCT: A hinged supportc4 tubular rod with ideal elastic-plastic properties
is comprossod by a longitudinal force 11 applied with eccentricity ae The rod's
across section is bounded by two concentric rings, and the possibility of local
-stability loss of the wall is excluded* Approximate expressions are used for the
curvature, axial pressure in neglected, and the approximate study of stability is
based on the assumption that the curved axis of the rod is in the form of a half-
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wave sinusoid. The cases of one- and two-sided fluidity are treated,, mid the
~reaults are given in the form of a graph of the dependence of critical stresses
id~* on the depth of the rod A for fixed values of the eccentricity %je Orig, art*,
has: 4 fikurest 24 formul"s and I table.
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LEYTES, S.D. (Dnepropetrovsk)
Elastoplastic deformations of a cylinder imder the combined
action of torque and tensile force. Inzh.zhur. 5 no.2082-387
165. (MIRA l8t4)
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lpt,liluml hy the last injeciii)n boost mullaittrit.
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Tile &Wvo Oubatanct of the liver faffueseWS $Ar-Wuu- fulicuiss"Mad into rabbitsuI 2-3 kit. wt. and awyers for
X
Hear on keto"Ws, Upends iiad glycemis in iltiblills. '
' .11 and 3 hirs. after Injection o(diriesequiv. toO.I-Lii
otrawllvvr
The
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S.M. Leftes.A. 1.0dinoviindl.. W(kilber. OWl.bial,
mNvzXI7-eVR. 9. IOD-I(KI(1941)) (in English); d.' .
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Produced a hyperketonemis: and a hypolipemic reaction
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C. A. 34, 60W, 7.48I.-Mitimsi liver of dopurcattle was without Influeftchti; glycemia. The exteitt of the hyWr. "00
ilthydratod with 5 vols. a( MeyCO, which was changed ketmentic effect is dependent. to a certain extent. on the
dailyuntlicatorless. The tissue was then dried tattutp. initial level of ketonic bodies in the blowl; the greater the

below 40", powd.. qicmf and the finc powder storrd over latter The less pronounced 6 the rise 4 krionmia. When
I'l%. YieI4 of powder was 15-17 g./IOU 9. liver. RW
the Initial level approach" or exceeds the upper normal
Uwe, portions of the powder were stirred with water, stumd limit a byPoketonernic action may occur. The sulnian"
overnight in the cold. centrifuged and filtered. Thesolus. Is" is not a protein or lipoid. is ~A. in
sec.. used as such (native form) or after ultrafiltration water And 60% RtOH, insol. in (15% EtOlf and EtO, and
through membranes prcpd. from 8% collodion in giwW does not lose its activity after boiling 3-IS min. Theaust. ref
AcOH. Ile latter wins. pvc neg. biuret and Tastret re. contained its 0. 1 g. of liver tissue is sufficient to give a pro-
'l
0*0
asrtions. Kzts. of the powder were also made with dill. HC1 nounced effect in rabbits. Thcnamc
ke"Ohpin-ispr~
(pH 5.6) and OAI N N&011 (pit P). followed by ocutrwi. Posed for the subitance. U. Theeffectolthe&etive 9*4111
antion of the 11111dfilifiltr3. Another suethd of Im. lub'11111cs Of the Uv*r on the fat and glycogen contents of
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cons6tird in r%is. ths, finely minced livers of tattle
, the liver In cuts. lbs~i. tin o. -rise stuxnisnosu. Ij-.
thm of the a
tilt
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and ult
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70 litoll Use 5 d lurs.. followed by a exists. with
Vols. of 05

HtOll. The HtOll Wrates were combined. evapd.
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w 50" and the residue was exid. 2-61
be laws with H1.0 is
caused a riqc in t e fat content of the liver when I
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9

the est. being discarded. The residue was then diseol;;i had been given 0.5 S. of glucoft (to maintain a relstively 609
in Water, Passed through r. filter candle, sod used direedy coast. 91Y"4m content) Along with a normal feeding level
4 411111
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tent, but the ultrafiltrate does not. The hypolipemic 1141101111
effect is therefore due to increased passage of the fat from ts
the blood stream Into the liver. An aq. "a. of the 6t)%
FtOH ext,, however, causes a much ansaller increase in the
1r
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tat roatilit til'ifte, liver, Repealrdloirclum g equiv. fit 0. 1
a, raw liver low 6 days exime is slight tiw in the fat and
glycogentImtents. When the Fail are flArved fur 48firs.
belare hijectinn no Inerrame its fat content is oWerved.
Native prointi. frierrate the glYcr4v" content of the livers
of Starved rats, cont.rary to the effect In nonstarvird MIS,
while the UjImfulmtes decrease It. The fw that the
effect produced by the active Substance depends on the 00
initial (at level 1% crinsidered an Indicatiou of the regulatory so
character of the action of hepstolipin, Thellpatropicamd
illycogrnotropic act6m of the oil*. are not connected
with am another. S. A. Karjals 00
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,8#:LP-d-MWS of hypakolosomw to expenniental
3.11MA S. Va. Kafliner. JJW1. bid.
at
s 2511110,-The subtrutancout injection 14
ht hilms'k, Mobittame (1) into "Mutill rabbits CGUMS a 711%
inur
MW in ketone bodies to the blood. Pu6nnfng pf She
labbits with MJJNth (11) is p"May 1011mml fly "W
~Iln krillot *011 Alitimuic knter6toands. In*. -00
lion ill I a;ot,% Poison MOM it further Incresae in .00
krione WIN 4* 0 The Itt)?COM of (1.5 VC. .I
1: HM sdre"MiW*:=)/kg- butly wt. Mus" a 112r, fel.
rtraw in krio" . 4 19-11% SICCIVOW in 141ASI faloAr"i
244% I-sist In niaw. After I atul tj lllj,,lk,1l,1 ,1 11
$be lit1twIf 1 11 it" uOlir 47 Mimi M% histter. I-P.;
ustal tat increaW 4 &W dairawd 8%, reqs., while bkxmi
user Im-trated 12D and 100%, romp. 111behylvsketwi-
isdit due to U Poisoning were a remit of de"reard oxida-
litm ci %be ketone bmises. adlufaistration of In iphtmild
clicit a mort pgaminced hypnimunentir reactico. - 8
hyperkeloneutin in (W cam gnust be resulted iu a imh
S
-4 Increased ketone tortnation, A further indication that
he Injection of I and M after U poluxting does not remit
u Inmawd oxidation of ketone bodies Is the fact that the
hemoslobill rouirto falls frons A8 to IT-Ill% ogul Olt,
"ytknwyte rount Falb from 4. 111 X Joe to I.75-2.1A x so*
lip. Ityp"helonenvis no remit frotu several
then
VOLSW3. ilvpcnding upon her Increased ketone fornia-
a ti,m cw dvvrft~vd ketone oxidation occurs. S. A. R,
beill
UTERATME CLAMPICAM"
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L.EITES, S. H.
"Endocrine Regulations of the Fat-41etabolism" (p. 221) by Leites, S. M.
SO: Advances in Modern BiolpIZ, (Uspekhi Sovrememoi Biologii) Vol. XIII, No. 2, 1940

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W the liver anal Its drimWiloo Inthe lctw.
raic of the patier"S increases the removal of 141 from 1.1111
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of liver and Wits, The ketnor budirs %Wm an analWnis too
0* picture. Increased elimination of saigar and rrientinit c4 -00
lost-tie wW in the fivrr and the irverse pfareos in tile, lego, in
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SO: Advances in Modern Biolo (Uspekhi Sovremennoi Biology) Vol. XX, No-3, 1945.

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Chemistry - Diet and Dietetics
''.*Sodium Salt of Nucleic Acid as a Lipotrople
ftctor," S. M. Leytes, 1. M. Rosginskaya.
XtperimentAl Med Nutritior Lab Clinic, Nutrition
Ihot, Aoad Med Sci USSI~ 4 pp
-,:,~."Blokhimiya" Vol XIII, No 2
:,:,,Iteports series of di6tetIc" experiments on white
rbts. Authors conclude that sodium salt of
nualeic acid has 11potropic properties when
i~.Introduced In diet In amount 5-7%. These proper-
~ties were -n' ested In,rats in connectiorm with,
ill tr id- adipose 11*6r ~ lifil-tiaticsi- ed
banistrr Nuolein' 46'
S: (Cpntd)
,by.diet NrIth albumin deficiency but rich In fat,.by
ftot poor in albumin and fat bat rich in car'6.6hy-
(I.rateeo and by toxic CC14 infiltration'. vith diet
ikoor In fat and rich in carbohydrates., Effe6t*of
:sodium salt is more pronounced than that of casein,
.*Ich has similar action. Submitted 24 Jul 47-
ARW L
ij

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Ex, mrimental Lab., Clirlc of
TiCrr
;e bio1cgy & E, D t .
m
"The Chraractirintl,,!7 irld y? Chan T.!-~Mq of Lipotropic Actions) of cv.Fj ;n,ir
No. 3, 1948. 13,

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LEYTES, S. M. PA 3/49T69

LETTE9 5. 1
fato Progress in Contempory Diology, Yoscow 1948, 25/2 (215-230) Tables I
nius. 1
Most recent data indicate that fats are partly saponified In the intestine before absorption,
and partly absorbed unchanged with the aid of the bile salts. Vitamins and hormones have
no Effect on absorption. The theories of Verzar and Frazer are critically compared.
Leicester-San Francisco
SO: Section II Vol. 12 No. 7-12

Iffteview of Prof. AvM. CharrWls Book.$ 'Pathophysiology
of Anoxic Conditions,,' ft Klin. Med., 26, No. 5, 1948. Prof.

22661. LEYTES,,S~14. Lec'heniye ostrykh gepatitov tvorogom s pankreatinom-sov.
meditsina, 1949, No. 7 S. 15-16
SO: LETOPIS' No. 20, 1949
1

The action of pancreatic Upottopic factor it% expect-
mental WzIc fatty infiltration of the liver -%1LUIU&
and T. S. Valrusheva. Arkh. Pohd. li. No. 4. 44-9
111.149).-The fatty li%w Infiltration catve4 by CO. in-
Ijectitm In guinea jAp and rats was sulawitiAlly unaffecleil
by the adminitrati-m per as f rise j.%twteAtie Lict,w equiv.
of 11mur. Anti at the 10-Its It. level evva Save "'for
InvrrA.-c d total lipides. Rats, whell arr less sensitive
to CCU and survive the toxic effect% more sucmdully
1hA1L;1j1OhC,jgUiUC-A pigS. %bO%%Cd It dtUp -'( t'AA1 11%'Cr
jil'i, M 21% with admirdstntlion of 0.3-0.5 it. k,(
Itir imoccrAlk- favl4st J.dly, titc phtitphollphle level it
voissr, anif both ch,gralre.1 ond glycogrudevirAse .1ightIv.
Addo. A Inositol Ims not allcet the lipide lovd, mw due*
in%ufin lower the lipide level aity more than the panctrAtic
(AV14W. 0. ~J. KUt4~[AtHlff

LEITDSI S. X,
"Pathophysiological Peculiarities of Alloxanic (insulir) Dibetes and their Innort:,mce to
-the Problea of the Pathogenesis of Diabetes I,Iellitus.ll (p. 21) by Lleites, S. :~-,
SO: ProrTress of Conte-morary Biol =-, Vol. =X, 341o. 1, jan-Feb. 19~0.

LRYTIm, S.M.
Certain aspect of endocrinology according to Pavlovian theory.
Arkh. put., Moskva 13 no.4:3-13 TulY-4ug- 1951- (CIA1 21:2)
Moscow&

Zko _; - j I -
LZITIS, S.M.
Role of nutritlon-il factors in -prevention and inhibition of fatt7
degeneration of the liver in hepatitis. Nov. med., MoskTa No.22:
53-55 1951. (CIML 21:5)
1. Professor.

a
H
A
CD
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4j'0 k
P4 0
Ca
H $4
0
Resusel-tz~tion Mix/Aj~. 52~'
!Ftev-jew of V.A. Negavskiy~s Book, lClinical Deati
as a Reversible Stage Of Dying, Prof. S.M. LCY1
E~4 a 2, yp 96, 97
~7 "Ai,khiv Patol" r -
Book deals with anabiosis. Quoting Negovskiy aq,
saying "death is a unity of interruption and con-
tinixity, both an abrupt transition," Leytes praii
the,work of Soviet scientists end their theoretii
and practical expts, which te~kx acIvantage of wl~
*uggmskiy calls "the transition stage betveen cl.-
6il and biological death," which starts witl,. th6
lex;,t heartbeat and lasts 5-6 minutes. xcgovskiy.
'a humj~ 'bodi
the t o
I .. pa: Sical: d=n
re*uscitatidn,~
-thMIIOr,increaseA iirt~rial and venal pressure,,
~ I inj'
I ection of blood contg adrenalin and glucosej
a4d. artificial respiration. administered by a
aTecial app described in the booklet. Leyt'es
regrets that the' Wealth of scientific data
Pmsented by Regovskiy has been condensed in
a.'.small booklet. AAvocates further research
Cjk:
anablosis. 'Published by Acad Med Sci USSR,
'Moscow, 1951, 32 pp.
22"=

777T777
Z.~

iz,
L i~8 f IV

LWTES, S.M.; ZITLER, T.H.
pids and glycogen in the
centration of li
Effect of diet on the con
kbim. 4:148-160
Vop-med.
iti
g,
liver in eXPertmental toxic hepat
(MML 11:4)
152.
boratoriya kliniki lechabnogo pitaniya
i
l
a
naya
1. Hkaperimental
titute pitanlya A10i sss, Moskva.
I
no
(DIN IN DISEASE) (LIVIR--DISFASES)
(SUGAR IN THE BODY) (LIPID W-ABOLISM)

IZYTESj, S. if., Prof
Nervous System
*Hormones of the ovarian cycle and the nervous system." I.A. Eskin. Reviewed by
~Prof. S.M, Laytes., Klin. Med.., 30, No. 5, 1952.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of CongressOctober 1952, UNCIASSIFIED.

I&TTESO S.xe~
biol.
Metabolism in fatty tissue and its regulation. U6P- BOTr
34 no.1:8-28 July-Ug 1952- (CLML 23:2)
1. Moscow@'

IWTMS,.S.M.;ISIC 0. N.A.
Action of insulin and lipocaic substances in allozan diabetes in rich in
fat and cholesterol diet. Fisiol. sh. SSSR 38 no.4:500-506 July-Aug
1952. (OLML 23:2)
1. Department of Pathophysiology. All-Union Institute of 11perizental
Indocrinology, Xoscow.

CHERKES, Leon Abramovich [author]; LTrHS , S.M., professor (reviewer].
wCholine as a nutritive factor and the pathology of choline metabolism.'
L.A.Cherkes. Reviewed by B.M.Leites. Ilin.med. 31 no.9:91-93 3 153.
(14LHA 6:11)
(Choline) (Cherkes, Leon Abramovich, 1890-

L&YT&S,--�Al--, professor (Moscow); PESIKOVA, L.N., kandidat meditainokikh
Alamm ""
naWTMoscow); MIRFR, M.L. (Moscow).
Ketonemia in diabetes mellitus and effect of diets. Klin.med- 31
no.12:74 D 153. (MLRA 7:1)
1. Iz kliniko-eksperimentalinoy laboratorii (zaveduyushchiy -
professor S.M.Iaytes) Kliniki lechabnogo pitaniya (direktor -
zasluzhennyy dayatell nauki professor M.I.Fevzner) Institnta
pitanlya, Akademii meditainskikh nauk.
(Acatonamia) (Diabetes) (Diet in disease)

ZZYMM, doktor meditsinskikh nauk, professor.
[Netabolic disorders (diabetes M03-11tma, adiposity, emaciation,
podagr'a)] Narushenita obmsua veshchestv (Gakharnyl diabet, oshi-
renie, lakhudanis, podagra) Moskva, 1954. 29 P. (Tsesolusnoe
ob hchestvo po rasprostranenilu politicheskikh i uaucbnykh
a
zn :nil. Nor. 111, no.10) OCOA 7:5)
~(Metabolis.m, Disorders of)

IRTTIS as evicht professor; PIOYMVSKIT,I.A., redaktor;
'ch
OL
OVA, TI..e..V- ffecl#n cheekiy redaktor
[The pbysiology mid pathology of iAlposs tiosuel Fistologita i
patologila zhirovol tkani. Moskva, Goo. izd-vo med. lit-ry, 1954.
113 pe [Microfilm) (MIU 8:3)
(Adipose tiewns)

13=5' S.Me; PAVLOV, G.T.
------ sn*:&.v
Conditioned reaction to bypoglycomic affect of insulin In experimental
diabetes. Zhur. vys. nerv. deiat. 4 no.2*.234-244 Kr-Ap 154.
(MLRA 7:10)
1. Otdel patofiziologit Toesoyuznogo Institute. skeperimentallnoy
endokrinologii.
(DI M TES, MELLITUS, experimental,
eff, of insulin, conditioned reaction to bypoglycemic
action)
(IMSULIN, effects,
on exper. diabetes mellitus, conditioned reaction to
hypoglycemic action)
(wax, ccsDrTIONBD,
conditioned reaction to bypoglycemic eff. of insulin
in diabetes mellitus)

LM-l8oS*J(9v professor
Abram Mar rlch ChaMl. Arkh.pat. 16 no.2:94 Ap-je 154.
rc . It ABRAX KMOVICH, 1891-1953) (XLRA, 7:5)

,
I - 1 .z&
.-'1..- 2 ... I
: ;, j~

LRYTHS, S.M.; YARUSHXVA, T.S. (Moskva)
Effect of AGTH and of cortisone on gl7cemia, glycosuria, and
ketonemia. in experimental diabetes. Probl.endok. i gorm. I
no.6:47-56 X-D '55. (MIRA 32:8)
1.,Iz otdela patofisiologii (zav. prof.S.M.Leytes) Voesoyuz-
nogo Instituta eksperimental'noy endokwinologii (dir. - prof.
Ye.A.Vasyukova).
(ACTH, effects,
on exper. diabetes, on glycemia, glycosuria &
ketonemia)
(CORTISONE, effects.
on exper. 4iabetes, on glycemia, glycosuria
&ketonemia)
(DIABETES MILLITUS, experimental,
eff. of ACTH & cortisone on glycemia glycosuria

- - If 41; ~ ~- 1 :1
f.,1!1. 1 , , , , . - 1 1!

Lnc EraasitT of tile . ... ......

LL?YTSS,S M. professor; YAKUSHEVA, T.S.,(Hoskya)
Method for determining biological activity of prdparations of
lipocalne. Probl. andokr. i gorm.Moskva, 1 no-3:85-M MY-Je '55.
1. Is otdola patofosiologii (zav.-prof. S.M. Leytes) Vaesoyuznogo
instituta eksperimentallnoy andokrinologit (dir.-prov. Ye. A.
Vasyukova)
(PANCERAS,
lipocaine, determ.)

USSR/Medicine - Physiology
Card 1/1 Pub 33-13/24
Author : Leytes, S. M.; Pavlov, G. T.; Yakusheva, T. S.
YD-2462
Title : The role of the central nervous system in the regulation of glycemia
in normal and diabetic animals in repeated intravenous administration
of glucose.
Periodical : Fiziol. zhur. 2, 249-256, Mar-Apr 1955
Abstract : Repeated injection of glucose in dogs during hyperglycemia. produced
by a preceding glucose administration produces a smaller increase of
blood sugar than the first dose and this is true also for dogs with
alloxan diabetes. Adrenalin (0.5 cc 1:1000) injected during the peak
of hyperglycemia resulting from a preceding glucose administration,
does not produce any further increase of blood sugar. The response
to repeated glucose injection is not changed during amytal or ether
anesthesia. From this it is concluded that the center for blood
sugar regulation is located in the lower part of the C.N.S., prob-
ably in the medulla oblongata. Tables. Ten references, all USSR
and all since 1940.
Institution: Department of Pathophsiology of the All-Union Institute of Experi-
mental Endocrinology, Moscow
Submitted : October 2, 1952

USSR Human and Animal Physiologyo Respiration. T
Abe Jour Rof Zhur - BiolA) #d 15~ 1.958, No&! 70241
Author Laytes S. M.- Smirnov N. P.
** ' NO
Inst
Title Tho_-Rolo -or the 'Pituitary- and .of the Adrenal Cortex in
the P*a7t,hogonesis or -Experimiital Toxic Edema or -the lungs
Orig Pub Probl; Endolcrinol'! i Gamonotorapii, 1956, vol 2J. No 5,
_94-56-'
Abstract P~~cmar ed&as'(~E) was-pioduced-in rats by the Injection
Into. the -.)eri.toneal cavity' ot,0.6 mi or a six percent
solution*of 1414C1. The degree of development or P,E was
a-saossod by the ificrease in the relative veight.of the
ll~ in, 6m 2.?or 100 'gm body ~woighi) PE dovelopo .d in
five-of 15-hypophysoctomizea rats'(and in'U of 15 pseudo-
hypophysectomizod rats). The injection of ACTH to the
Card 1/2

IMYTBS, S.M., professor
$Morsel and pathological pbysiology of fat and lipold metabolisnO
by N.B.Madvadeva. Reviewed by B.N.Imites. Arkh.pat. 18 no.8:103-106
156. (KLRA 10:2)
(FAT NNTABOLISM) (LIPIDS) (KIDMUA, N.B.)

1AMS.S.M.. professor
1'reoent-day questions on the pathology of metabolism in diabetes
and obesity. S.ov.zed. 20 no-9:38-44 S 156. (KLRA 9:11)
1. Iz otdola patofiziologil (zav. - Prof. B.H.Leytes) Vessoyuznogo
institute skeparimentallnoy andokrinologii (dir. - prof. Ye.k.
Vasyukova)
(DIAMIS XMILITUS. compl.
causing obesity, metab, disorde, in)
(OMITY, stiole and pathogen*
diabetes nallitus, causing metab. disord.)
(NNTABOLISM. in various dim.
diabetes mellitus with obesity)

A Sec 5 V01- 10/? Pathology. July 57
1876. LEYTES S.M. and SMIRNOV N.P. All-Union Inst. of Exp. Endocrinol., 1103COW
*11articipation of the nervous system in the pathogenecia
of acute toxic oedema of the lungs (Russian text) DJULL.
EKSPER. BIOL. MED. 1956, 42/8 (16-18) Tables 1
The results of a series of investigations show that in the pathogenesis of acute
oedenin of the lungs an essential part is played by a pathologic-al renex. The role
of the vagus as a conductor of nerve impulses was studied. For the experimcnin
rats were used (89 controls and 91 test animals). In both control and test anim-1113
oedenia of the lungs was caused by means of intraperitoneal injection of 61,0 anrn-
monium chloride solution In an amount of 0.6 ml. to 100 g. body weight. In the
test animals the development of oedema was investigated after injection of novo-
cnine solution. benzolin and atropine. It was found that blockade of the neuro-
receptor apparatus with novocaine inhibited the development of toxic oedema of
the lungs. Intraperitoneal injection of sympatholytic benzolin 30 min. before the
ammonium chloride had no effect on either the frequency of development of oede-,
ma nor on the degree of oedema. Atropine. injected intrapcritoneally 30 min. be-
fore the injection of ammonium chloride. had a clear restraining effect on the
formation of oedema and on the degree. The experiments confirmed the role of a
pAthological reflex In the pathogenesis of acute toxic oedema of the lungs and
showed that the efferent path of this reflex lies In the fibres of the vagua. r1cfer-
encea SbItneva -Moncold

LRYTIS, S.Ho, prof as
Hormonal factors in compensation and adaptation processes during
metabolid disorders. Pat.fiziol. i eksp.terap. 1 no.4:16-22 Jl-Ag '57.
(MIRA 10:11)
1. Is otdole patofiziologii (zav. - prof. S-M-leytes) Vassoyuznogo
institute skeperimentollnoy endokridologii (dir. - prof. YS.A.
Vasyukova)
(MITABOLIBX,DISIASES, experimental,
hormonAl factors in compensatory &.adaptive processes
(RUB))
(HOMOUS, pbysiology.
in compensatory & adaptive processes in-metab. dis. in
animals Qtus))
4~.

LEYTES, S.14.
- .---
fitry of the starotd hormones of the adrenal cortex'
by N.A. IUdaev. Reviewed by S.M. Inites. Vop. mad. khim.
3 no-1:72-73 Ja-F 157 (MI3A 10:4)
(ADMINAL GIANDS) (STAROIDS) (IUDARV, N.A.) *

LEYTAS, S,H., prof.; 33KIN, I.A., prof. (Hoolms)
- I
Soviet experimental endocrinology during the past 40 years. Frobl.
endok. i gorm. 3 no-5:12-26 S-0 '57. (MIRA 11:1)
(BNDOCRIMOLOGY,
Iexper., in Russia (Rua))