SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KURTS, YA. - KURTSIN, I. T.

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KURTS, Ya.? akademik
Some notes on concomitant strabismus in children. Uch.za GKII
glaz.bol. no.7il69-173 162. IAMA 160
1. Direktor 2-y glaznoy kliniki Prashokogo universiteta, Chekhos-
lovatskoy Sotsialisticheskoy Respublikie
(STR9BISMUS)

L 00799-67
Ace NRI
AP6026371 SOURCE CODE- UR/0075/66/021/005/05-18/0560
AUTHOR-' Bokach-Polgar, E.,.Kurts-Chiki, I
ORG: Institute of Public flealth,-- Budapest, Hungary Onstitut zdravookhranentya)
TITLE: Determination of radioactive strontium"t atmospheric precipitations
SOURCE: Zhurnal analiticheskoy khtmit, v. 21, nt . 5, 1966, 558-560
TOPIC TAGS: radioactive strontium, strontium, yttrium, atmospheric
precipitation, strontium oxalate, yttrium oxalate
ABSTRACT: A simple and rapid method has been developed for routine deter-
mination of radioactive strontium in atmospheric precipitation without Cepar on
att
of barium. The 90Sr to 89Sr ratio is determined after yttrium has been separated
by the simple and rapid method based on the different solubilities of yttrium and
strontium oxalates in acid solutions which the author suggests. Orig. art. has:
1 figure and 2 tables. (Based on authors' abstract]
SUB CODE: 07j SUBM DATE: ISDec641 ORIG REF: 0011 SOV REF: 001/
OTH REF: 005/
1/1 UDC: 543.52

US), Ye.14.; KURT-W-MN, KII.U.
Efficiency in invantigating oil an(I gn3 woIJ8 in KuLan fin'da wlt~,
a cement gnuge, Neft.khoz. 1,2 no.4118-24 Ap 164. ( ',.'! -rjk 17 , C) )

ZHURARTBAM, U.T.; SOKOLISKIY, D.V.; KURTSElTOV.A,-,~,..,l.
Njc~el-chrcmtum catalysts on carbon for furfumle hydrcgena',on.
1--v. AN Kaza),b.SSH.Ser.lhlm.nauk 15 no.3:71-77 Jl-,r*- 165.
(KIRA 18-:11)
1, qubmitted June 13, 1964.

KTJTITSE*,., 1J.
Kurtser. B. I.. "On the effect o~ tho producto of splocn autolysio on the frrmatl6n
of blood", Truc~y Klohinovsk. go3. med. in-tal Vol. 1, 60-74.
1
SO: U-3261, 10 April 53 (Lotopis tZhurnal Iny;rh Statcy No. 11, 191i,9)

ZAMAROV, V.I. *1 KO),PIKOVs 14V.; KUMERL-~.I~
Effect oj: cutaneous gland secretio, if t'We on various immunological
properties of the organism. Biul. .-sn. biol. i mod. 49 no.2:85-89
F 16-'. (MIRA 24:5)
1. lz kafedry obshchey biologii (zav. - prof. V.I.Zaldiarov) t
kafedry patologicheskoy fizioloi:ii (zav..- doktor meditsinskikh
nauk Ye.P.Kuchinskiy) Kishinevskogo meditsinskoCo institute (dir. -
zasluzhennyy doyatell nauki prof. N.T.Starosteako). Predstavlena
deystvitel'nym chlenom-AMN SSSR ir.V Parinvin.
(SKIM-SEGRETIONS) iTOADS) (DMNITY)

XURTSER, B.N.
Effect of preliminary irradiation on the resistance of i=mmized
rabbits to infection with Salmonella typhimurium. Wravookh-ranenie
5 no.1:46-49 Ja-F 162. WIRA 15:4)
1. Zz kafedry patologichaskoy fiziologii (ispolnyayusI,.chiy obyazannosti
zar~ dotuent B.M.Kurtsor) Kishitevakogo moditainskogo instituta.
(RADIATION-PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT)
(SAMONELIA TYPHIMMUM) (IMMUTY)

KMMR, R., inzhener; ZMMTSKIY, B.
Automatic production line for pressed slate. Strol.mat.. izdel.1
konstr. 2 no.1:20-22 Ja '56. (MLRA 90)
(Hoofing) (Assembly-line methods)

KANAVIN, O.N.; KURTSER, Ye.I. (Moskva)
Increase the durability and reliability of wheal excavators.
Stroi. truboprov. 8 no.5:8-10 14y 163. (MIRA 16:5)
1. Stroitellno-montazhnoye upravleniye No.1 tresta Soyuzprovodmekhaniza-
tsiya, Ufa (for Kanavin). (Excavating equipment)

,KURTSFRAYTE, 5h.D.
Diamond potential in the southwestern part of the Siberian Platform.
Sov. geol. 2 no.8:102-112 Ag 159. MRA 13:2)
l.Krasnoyarokoye geologicheskoye upravlantye
(Siberian Platform--Diamonds)

KURTSERAYTE, Sh,D.
Metasomatic mineral formation in the Anzas iron ore deposits,. Mat. po
geol. i pol.iskop.Kras.kraia no.3tl75-179 162. (MIRA 17t2)

BOGATSKIY, V.V.o otv. red.; GOR'KIY, YU.I.j, red.; DOE-jovoLiSKly
M.N.p red.; KOROPETS, I.P. I
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j, red.;.FAYNBERG, F.S., red.; KHAZAGAROV
A.M.p red.; SHESTAKOV, yu.G., red.; LIFSHITS, L., red.
[Geology and geochemistry of the mineral resources of
Krasnoyarsk Territory] Geologiia i geokhimija Poleznykh
iskopaen7,kh Krasnoiarskogo kraia; sbornik statoi. Krasno-
iarsk, Krasnoiarskoe kniz"hnon jzd-vo, 19(lf. 197 P.
1. Krasnoyarakaya kompleksnaya ekspeditsiya. (MIRA 18:9)

KURTSZV. B., goroy Sovetskogo Soyuza, gvardii general-myor tankovvkh vorsk.
IfechanIzA and motorized. Za rul, 16 no.2:-2-3 7158. (VIRA 110)
(Rusela-Army)

EMSEV, B.. general-mayor tankovykh voyek
Assuming a nev command post. Voen. vast. 39 no.11:42-48 0 159.
(MIRA 13:3)
(Russia-Army-Officers)

BULGARIA / General Problems of Pathology. Tumors. U
Comparative Oncology. TumorB of Man.
Abo Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 22, 1958, 102716.
Author : Kurdzhiyev, B.; Sivehev, S.; Kurtsev, D.; Pelova,
N.; Bayev, B.; Dobrev, Ts.
Inst :Sofia Advanced Medical Institute.
Title :Carcinoma of the Lungs. Anatomical-Clinical Study
of Material from the Pathological-Anatomical In-
stitute.
Orig Pub: Nauchni tr. Visah. med. in-t, Sofiya, Klinich.
katedri, 1955 (1957), 3, No 1, 159-194.
Abstract: No abstract.
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V.S., inzh.; KURTSEV, P.A., inzh,
Starting a 150 Mw boiler after installation. Teploenergetika
8 no.7:8-12 JI 161. (MM4 1-4:9)
1. Yuzhnoye otdeleniya Gosudarstvarmogo trosta po organizatsii
i ratsionalizatsii elektrostantsiy i Gbsudarotvennaya rayonnaya
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tokhn. re4.
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15-57-7-9459
Translation from: Referativny zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 7,
pp 105-lo6 WsR)
AUTHOR: Kurtseva, N.
TITLE: A Chemical and Mineralogical Study of Slags from
Nickel Refining (Khimiko-mineralogielieskoye issle-
dovaniye shlakov.nikelevogo proizvodgtva)
PERIODICAL: Tr. In-ta geol. rud. mestorozhd., petrogr., mineralogii
i geokhimii AN SSSR, 1956, Nr 6, pp 95-171
ABSTRACT: The chemical and mineralogical characteristics of
nickel-refining slags are described (waste slags
from the smelting of copper-nickel sulfide ores,
slags from the smelting of silicate ores, converter
slags from nickel and copper-nickel matte, and
reduced slags from the smelting of nickel oxide).
The study of these slags is important to the problems
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15-57-7-9459
A Chemical and Mineralogical Study of 61ags (Gont.)
slags in the national economy. Principal attention was directed
to the petrography and mineralo y of the slags. The following
hases were studied: olivines tmagnesian and iron), pyroxenes
edenbergite-diopside series and clinoferrosilite), melilites,
R
magnetite, bunsenite, periclase, chromite, and the sulfides
pyrrhotite, pentlandite, bornite, khizlevudit (?), and solid
solutions of ferronickel. The following featur s weg recognized
in the olivines: 1) Isovalent isomorphism of Mg~* _Ni + and Fe +-C02+
is present. Chemical analyses have shown that nickel prefers to
enter the lattice of magnesian olivines, replacing the magnesium,
whereas cobalt is most commonly concentrated in the iron olivines,
replacing the iron. 2) Trivalent ions are absent in the olivine
lattice. This fact is most convincingly shown by samples of
fayalite from converter slags, in which the total content of
sesquioxides is 14.17 percent. The sesquioxides are absent from
the fayalite separated out of this slag, and then analyzed.
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A Chemical and Mineralogical Study of Slags (Cont.)
15-57-7-9459
3) The index of refraction is much more useful than the optic
angle in distinguishing the olivines optically. 4) The presence
of distinct cleavage along (001) and less distinct cleavage along
(010) agrees with the fact that cleavage is not characteristic of
the olivines of intrusive rocks, whereas erfect cleavage along (010)
and less perfect cleavage along (100) or Ml) are observed in
the olivines of extrusive rocks. The following relations were
discovered in the pyroxenes. 1) Trivalent ions (of aluminum,
iron, and chromium) are present in the lattice, and influence the
indices of refraction. 2) Nickel, cobalt, and copper are not
present in the lattice. 3) Hedenbergite, unstable in contact-
with liquid in the ternary system CaO-FeO-SiO2, crystallizes
directly from molten slags of more complex composition. A
significant quafitity of nickel (NiO 1.11 percent) and cobalt
(CoO 1.02 percent) was discovered in the magnetite from the
converter slags. The author describes a distinctive interaction
between a rarely encountered pyroxene, clinoferrosilite, and a
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A Chemical and Mineralogical Study of Slags (Cont.) 15-~7-7-9459
residual fluid of higher iron content, leading to.the formation of
fayalite and to th6 separation of excess silica as cristobalite.
A detdiled description of clinoferrosilite is given for the first
time. The influence of resorption of the olivines and pyroxenes of
the host rock by the fused slag was also studied. Rhombic pyroxenes
were converted almost entirely to art,aMregate of small olivine
crystals in this envirohment. The olivines were su'rrounded by
reaction rims of olivine having a higher iron content. During
crystallization of slags in large volumes (20 tons), differentiation
of the molten slag occurred, with formation of magnesian olivines
in the lower levels and iron olivines, near fayalite, in the
upper levels. Direct chemical studies have shown that approxi-
mately 8 to 9 percent of the nickel apd 16 percent of the cobalt
in the slags are lost in slags from the smelting of sulfide ores
containing somb silicate (as isomorphous admixture in olivines).
Valuable metals are completely absent in the silicate part of
slags from re-treated oxidized ores. There is no tendency
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A Chemical and Mineralogical Study of Slags (Cont.)
15-57-7--9459
of copper to enter isomorphously into the lattice of the examined
pyroxenes and olivines. In the studied slags, the copper is
conc*6ntrated in the sulfides or in the metallic phase. The author
shows that there may be considerable loss of metals in slags from
the smelting of sulfide ores, in the form of soluble sulfides,
and in slags from the smelting of oxidized ores, in the form of
the soluble, more complex sulfide-metallic phase.
5/P5 N. N. Kurtseva

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V. V.
"On the Mineralogy of' High TitarAwil Slags" p. 273
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AUTHORS: Lapin~ V.V., Kurtseva, U.N. 11-58-5-5/16
TITLE: Differentiation of Silicate Melts Under Industrial Conditions
and Their Geologic Si!,nificance (Differentsiatsiya sili-
katnykh rasplavov-, proizvodstvennykhusloviyakh i ikh geo-
logicheskoye znaciiei,.,e)
PERIODICALt Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Geologicheskaya, 1958,
Nr 5, pp 50-59 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This arti-cle describes the results of a large scale in-
dustrial experiment which allowed the phenomena of differ-
entiation of silicate melts of a general petrographic
interest to be observeds dressing of the upper part of
the malt with iron with the crystallization of ferrous
olivine, the formation of a pegmatoid structure, and the
formation of the more magnesian olivine in the lower part;
settling of unmelted olivine from the shist in the lower
part of the slag, its consequent dressing with magnesium
oxide, and the large increase of silicate melt, containing
the hard phase. The differentiating process in the silicate
melts is similar to the process of natural magma, especial-
ly important in the study of volcanic activity and the flow
Card 1/4 of basaltic lava. It was found that the lava flow from the

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Differentiation of Silicrlte I.eltn Under Ck~nditLono 1-ir,], Their
Goolo,j(; ~A-niftcancuj
U
uppor part of the cratEr of a volcano oft,~n hall a iaore acid
cowliosition t,11L-n the lava frcm the lo".1or part, of the crntcr.
Their mincr-il com~oL;ition :;a-s ,Irc t1ifforent. Thl,~ p-,rro-
xene front the lower part of th.--, cratcr, in Comparison
the pyroxeno from the u.~-ier part, contained le33 ClllCiU:il 1!1111
nat;neslur- The olivina wa.2 more ferrcus at the beginni-C of
the flow, and ware maUnez.4--.n nt the ond- The olivine from
the lava which flo-,;3d frog,-, the lc-.-.est part of the volcano
contained 10 - 12;'0 of thk-% fayalitic comnonento, and "his
content increased -,:ith the h3i~ht~ reac~in6 27- . at the toj-
of the volcano. A ~-Iescri,%tion of the experiment's is E;iven.
The liquid slaG flowinp, from the -.atcr-jacketed furnace -Dn.
coll,~,cted in a castizil- 2.2r -l. hit-,h, Aftcr
ladle, wan overturned, the brck,;r. into pieces, and
-~r(.- taken from the uilpr!r, mmiddlc, ni-.c' lo,.-.-er part. A cavity
had been formed in the upper cart of the block, surrounded 'j-.
the coarsely cry9talline difforf~nt from tl-L2
7n.,;3o of thc~ -:.-hole block. ~,JLnc,.-alo.:--1i c comPosition Cf the bioc':
~--rd 21,', i!as the 3eme in --1l its partn: oli-.,ine,

DIJI'ferentiation of 5ilicate ';;ajti Un~_'er Indu:;trii~l
GooloCic Liionificalice
-aL,n,tite ane 6lass. Thu o!' ti..,) clj%-nc,~ -1,1.
m:-,dnotite vnrioa noticeab%, J,.~. p,,,-~t~; 0~
Tho ch-Aracterioti~;r. of olivine ,ind ht-erbcr,~jte
arc 6ivan. 11.1a~~nctitc .-,as includ-I in tile alivinea and 5ulfi~e-
itj inolLtion occui-rinc durint; Uic cryctcilizin,~ period's.
'i'hc .3ulfides ~~ere rc;~.--2scnted :ainly b,! the p~y rhit-'-n ntl
burnite. The conitantz; of refrnct-'en ~f "Ii-
..ine hcCcn-
bergitc arc given in table 2. They are always the same for
hedunb,~rGitc, but havo noticeable variationc for the oli,.-ine.
The results of a detailed chemical an-alyo-is of differer'. p-artz
of tho block 3ho-,-;ed that itq uj,por :,:--rt contained -more 14-licn
(Tablcs 4 and 5). The hetorojencity in the comoonition of tile
block occurred durin, the ;roceso of tile crystallization of
the slag. 'Phe crystallizing procec:~ 3tarted the isol~_tion
of th-2 hi6h meltinj olivines -,,:--'Lh a lnr~;er content of :;,acnesfa-
ThG residual nelt, rich in ircnq n o ,r e dt cthe u77Qr rart of t !. n-
m-z-ltinC; ladle. As the crust was formed on the surface of thi.7,
C-.rd m~,lt, the Eas coald not cs-mly-, , formin: the cavity In-...hich iim
0

11-58-5-5/16
Differentiation of Silicate Melts Under Industrial Conditions and Their
Geologic Significance
of crystals of ferrous olivine and magnetite occurred. The
authors presume that the same phenomena of differentiation
also occurs during crystallization of the basic and ultra
basic natural magmas.
There are 6 tablos, 8 photos, 2 figures, and 7 Soviet re-
ferences.
ASSOCIATION: Institut geologii rudnykh mestorozhdeniv, petrografti,
mineralori -' i geokblmll %N SSSR, Moscow (Geological Institute
of Ore Deposits, Petroaraphy, Mineralogy and Geo-
chemistry of the AS UUoh, Moscow)
SUBMITTED: 18 December 1957.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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LAPIN, V.V,-;_,KURTSBVA, N,N.; OSTROGORSKAY/,, O.P.
e 0
Spinal, cornndum (ruby), and the peculiar A -alumina in
aluminothermAc slags. Trudy IGHM no-30:124-134 158-
(MIRA 12:10)
(slag)

SOV136-59-6-9/24
AUTHORS; Lapin, V.V. and,.-Kurtseva,,_~X.N..
TITLE: On the Changes of Oxidise~ Vickel Ores During Melting in
a Stack Furnace (Ob izmenenii okislennykh nikelevykh rud
pri plavke v shakhtnoy pechi)
PERIODICAL: Tsvetnyye metally, 1959, Nr.6, PP 51 - 56 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This article gives the results of-a study by the authors
of 29 specimens from probes taken from the shaft cfan
experimental shaft furnace of the Yuzhuralnikell Combine
during the period when it was stopped for repairs. In
Figure 1 a sketch of one of the cross-sections of the
experimental shaft furnace is shown. The change in
temperature along the height of the central po!otion of
the furnace is as folloEs: the temperature rises slowly
fromoapproximately 100 C at the top of the furnace to
600 C at a level 1 m from the tuyeres. Below that, it
rises rapidly, attaining 1 300 0 in the tuyere zone.
The experimental furnace having a cross-section of
7.2 m2 in the tuyere zone was stopped,when the burden
was 4.8 m above tuyere level. Blastpressure during the
Cardl/4 last hours of its work was 1 250 - 1 350 mm water col.

SUV/136-59-6-9/24
On the Changes of Oxidised Nickel Ores During Melting in a Stack
Furnace
A sieve analysis made before the furnace'was stopped
has shown the following fine fraction -(4 20 mm) content
of separate constituents of the. charge: 13.15% in coke,
26.80% in gypsum, 26-56% in ligestone and 74.ag% in the
agglomerate plus ore. The original ores, as well as the
products of hieh-temperature changes of the ores, the
agglomerate, gypsum and final slags were investieated.
A chemical analysis of the specimens investigated is
given in Table 1. The original ore found at the hi hest
levels of the furnace (3.8 m above the tuyere levM had
not changed under the influence of temperature. Probes
taken from a region in the centre of the furnace, 1.8 M
above the tuyeres, shamd no change, 8hus indicating that
the temperature there was below 600 C. In a probe taken
from the same level of the charge but at the periphery of
the furnace (specimen 3542--D), the serpentine rock, which
had preserved its mesh structure, had changed considerably
(Figure 2). The serpentine.rbek here is practically
entirel;6 amorphous; this points to a temperature of
Card2/4 t 800 C. In the peripheral zone of the furnace at a

SOV/136-59-6-9/24
On the Changes of Oxidised Nickel Ores During Melting in a Stack
Furnace
level of Oo3.m above the tuyeres, a very sharp change
in the ore is observed (specimen 3553 - Figure 3).
From the nature of the change in the ;Vre (formation of
cordierite) it is possible to deduce that theotemperature
of this zone (0.3 m level) is 1 100 to 1 200 C. In
Figure 4, the specimen 3553, taken 0,3 m from the tuyere
level, is shown. Here, coarse pyroxene grains can be seen
in the interstices of which there are elongated
skeleton-like crystals of anortite in glass. Using
mineralogical criteria, the temperature distribution along
the vertical and horizontal sections of the furnace has
been worked out (Table 2). A microscopic study of concrete
specimens has confirmed the existing idea of the "peri-
pheral flow" in the shaft furnace. It has been found
that the matte-formation (Ref 5) and slag-formation
reactions are mat intense in the tuyere zone and in the
peripheral zones of the furnace, commencing at a level
2.4 m from the tuyeres and below. In the central zone
of the furnace, these reactions occur extremely slowly
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"OV136-59-6-9/24
On the Changes of Oxidised Nickel Ores During Melting in a Stack
Furnace
sharply only at lower levels of -the furnace.
There are 4 figures, 2 tablea and 5 references,
4 of which are Soviet and 1 English.
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UPIN, V. V.; KU,:TAYEV, A.; KLT.RTS-5VA, N.
Mineral compooition of converter slars with high man-g-anese and
vanadiun contents. Vest. All Kazakh. SSR 15 no.4:73-77 AP 1510
(MIRA 12-?)
(Slag) (Rinrannuo oxide) (Vanadium oxide).

D/048/60/024/02/01/009
1? 0 B006/BO14
AUTHORS: Kashtanova, A. M., Kurtseva,_N. N.,ISkanavi, G. 1.1 (Deceased)
TITLEs Investigation of the Polarization Relaxation and Phase Composition
of Dielectrics of the System SrTiO'A- Bi OA.nTiO2"
IN 3 2 1 -.'(P.2,3)
PERIODICALt Izvestiya Akademii nauk 388R. Seriya fizicheskaya, 1960, Vol. 24,
No. 2, pp. 114 - 123
TEXTi The article under review was read at the Second All-Union Conference on
the Physics of Dielectrics (Moscow, November 20 - 27, 1956). In previous papers,
which-deal with the properties of these dielectrics, it was found that the di-
electrics of this system exhibit polarization relaxation within a wide concen-
tration range of their components. This fact results in a very high dielectric
constant t' (without Seignotte-eleotric Oroperties). In the present paper, the
authors give further results of investigations of this system on the basis of
prztrographic, chemical, and X-ray structural analyses. The results of investiga-
tions confirmed the assumption that TiO 2 or Bi 203 are dissociated under the
formation oyoxygen, and phases of different conductivity are formed when ceramic
dielectrics\%f this type are Bintered at high temperatures (1,400 - 1,6000CI with
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Phase Composition of Dielectrics of the System B006/BO14
SrTiO 3 -Bi20 3' nTiO2(n-2,3)
an insufficient amount of oxygen. Such dielectrics have a defective structure,
and besides polarization relaxation also Maxwellian relaxations may occur. The
authors sintered 10 - 12 ceramic samples of the above-mentioned type with different
concentrations of their components in hydrogen atmosphere. Subsequently, the
samples were annealed at 1,050 - 1,2000C for 10 - 14 days and then examined. The
samples were finally shaped like tabloids, had a thickness of 3-4 mm, a diameter
of about 13 mm, and a bright yellow color. Results of chemical, X-ray, and micro-
scopic analyses are given in Tables I and 2. The chemical analyses were made by
I. D. Borneman and 0. A. Alekseyeva at the IGYeM AN SSSR, and a polarographic
analysis was made by N. M. Dyatlova at the Institut chistykh reaktivov (Institut
for Pure Reagent ). The X-ray analyses were carried out by K. V. Filippova,
Various properties such as shape, structure, and composition of the numbered
samples are discussed next. Figs. I and 2 show mi cropho to graphs of samples I and 2.
-;Ioctrical measurements (in vacuum) were made in a wide temperature- and froquencj
range. Results are shown in diagrams. Fig. 3 shows the concentration dependence olf.
f-* and tant~ at 1.1 Mc/sec and 200C for samples of the compound with n-3. The
temperature dependences of ri-I for n-3 and n-2 are shown in Fig. 4. The numbers of
the curves are identical -with the numbers of the samples. Almost all samples
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Investigation of the Polarization Relaxation and 3/048/6010241021011009
Phase Composition of Dielectrics of the System B0067BO14
SrTiO 3 -B12030 nT102 (n-2,3)
attained their maximum dielectric constants between -800C and -1600C. Fig- 5 shows
the temperature dependence of tantA for the same samples. tan%% also has a maximum
in this temperature range. Fig. 6 shows the temperature dependence of e1 of a
sample having the molecular composition 90.4 % SrTiO 3 + 9.6 % Bi203* 3TiO2at
different frequencies between 0.1 and 1,100 ko sec. The maximum is the higher the
lower the frequency, and it is shifted toward ~ow temperatures the more the lower
the frequency. These curves as wall as Figs- 7& and 7b clearly show the relaxation
character of the polarization of solid solutions. There are 6 figures, 3 tables,
and 5 references, 3 of which are Soviet.
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UPIN, V.V.; MTSWA, N.N.
Process of mineral formation in the smelting of oxidized
nickel oree. Trudy 1GIM 42:41-50 160. (MIRA 13:7)
(Smelting) (Nickel-Retallurgy)

WIN, Y.Y.; KU3TSEVA, N.N.; MAZEVA, D.N.
A new alumLnous rare-earth mineral with a perovskite structure Iso-
lated from slag. Dokl, All SSSR 134 no-5:119Z-1195 0 16o.
(MMA 13:10)
1. Institut-geologii rudTWkh mestorozhdenly, petrografti, atteralogil
i geokhimii Akademii nauk SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom D.S.Korzhinskim.
(Rare earths) (Mineralou)

LAPIN, V.V.; KURTSEVA, N.N.: KNYAZEVA, D.N.
Britholite from cinder and gehlenite containing rare eart.hs. Zap,
Vses.min.ob-va 90 no.6:727-731 '61. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Institut reologii rudnykh mestorozhdeniy, petrografli,
mineralogii i geokbimii (IGEM) AN SSSR, Moskva.
(Gehlenite) (Britholite)

MOM, Nikita Aleksandrovichj BARZAKOVSKIY, Valentin Favlovich;
LAPIN, Vladimir Vasillyevich; KIRMEVA,.Nina. Nikolayovna
(ConstitutionnI diagrams of silicato syntcns; a handbook]
Diagramu7 soatoinniia silikatnykh sistem; .9pravochnik. Mo-
okva, Nauka. No.l. 1965. 545 p. (VIRA 18:10)
1. Chlen-korrespondent All SSSR (for Toropov).

ACC NRt -________. __ __ - I- ' '' - __ -!
Ai ioO04712 MonoE-,raph UR/
Toropov, Hilcita Aleksandrovich; Darzalcov3Uy, Valentin Pavlovich;
LaPin, Vladimir Vasil'yevich; Kurtrieva,, Hina _N11colayevna
Dia rc-ozis of silicate coml)ounds; a handbook. no. 1: 31nary systems
a~razimy sostoyanlya sillkatnylch sistem; spravochnik. vyp. 1:
Dvoynyye u1stemy. Moscow, Izd-vo "Nauka", 65. 0545 P. il-1113.,
biblio., index. (At head of title: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Insti-
tut khimii allikatov im. 1. V. Grebenalichikova) Errata slip
inserted, 4,200 copies printed.
TOPIC i'Ak;S: phase dia-ram oxide system, rare earth oxide, silicate,
binary oxide system,
PURPOSE, AND COVERAGE: This handbook is
zpeclalists,, denign-shop employees,
connected with the manufacture and
The present volume contains data on
systems which are essential in the
fractories, electrical-engineering
materials. The text includes phase
phases or individual compounds, and
is provided with references.
intended for industrial
and research ori;anizations
use of materials based on oxides.i
binary silicate and other oxides
manufacture of ceramics, re- - ' I
materials, structural and other
diagrams., stability regions of
numerous tables. Each chapter

M16004712
TABLE OF CONTENTS (abridged);
Preface by N. A. Toropov -- 3
Introduction to the first Issue -- 5
One-component systems -- 7
Binary systems -- 23
Supplement -- 499
Alphabetical index of systems -- 535
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Effect of biomycin on the secretory function of the stomach.
Soob. AN Gruz. SSR 30 no.4:475-480 Ap 163.
(MIPA 17:9)
1. Tbilisskiy gosudarstvennyy meditsinskiy institut. Predstavleno
akademikom A.N. Bak-uradze.

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KUHTSIKIDZE, G. A. -- "A Calculation of Long, Complex, Unsymetrical. Operations
of Electrical Systems." Kin Higher Education USSR. Tbilisi., 1955. (Di3-
sertation for the Degree of Candidate in Technical Sciences).
So: Knizhnaya latopis', No 81 1956PPP 97-103

SOV/112-57-6-12162
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Elektrotekhnika, 1957, Nr 6,
pp 66-67 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Kurtsikidze, G. A.
TITLE: 4plic-aii0n, of 6~e-Meihod of Successive Approximations to the Calculation
of Complicated Asymmetrical Conditions in Electric Systems
(Primeneniye metoda posledovatel'nogo priblizheniya k raschetarn slozhnykh
nesimmetrichnykh rezhimov elektricheskikh sistem)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Gruz. politekhn. in-ta, 1956, Nr 2(43), pp 145-156
ABSTRACT: An approximation method of a general solution of the problem is
presented. It is assumed that a complicated polyphase electric circuit contains
n asymmetrical sections (asymmetrical links). Phase-sequence currents and
voltages are determined at the terminals of each asymmetrical section. Each
phase-sequence network is considered separately. A part of each phase-
sequence network that corresponds to the symmetrical part of the circuit is
represented by a Zn-pole. The following values, characteristic of the 2n-pole,
are determined: self-impedances of all asymmetrical branches and mutual
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SoV/112-57-6-12162
Application of the Method of Successive Approximations to the Calculation of . . . .
impedances between them. Each asymmetrical section is represented by its
current and voltage in each phase-sequence network. Initial conditions of each
phase-sequence network are formed by the current and voltage at the terminals
of each asymmetrical section corresponding to elementary conditions, i. e.,
when other asymmetrical sections are absent. Each approximation is obtained
by correcting the voltage and current values at the terminals of each asymmetri-
cal section. The first correction of the voltage value across an asymmetrical
section is determined by approximating the influence of other asy=etrical
sections; a sum is computed of products of the initial currents of other asym-
metrical sections and the corresponding mutual impedances. The first correc-
tion of the current value of an asymmetrical sectlon is determined by dividing
the above-found additional voltage across the section terminals by the self-
impedance of this branch. Similarly., fLLrther corrections are made ill the
course of closer approxi tion to the exact solution. An analysis of converg-
ence of this method is made for the simplest case, a circuit with two asyllzzle-
trical sections. A test showed that the third approximation furnished a solution
with an error of less than 3%.
N. A. M.
Card 2/2

TER-KRACHATUROV, A.Ya., prof.; KURTSIXIDZE, G.A., kand.tekhn.nauk
........
Analysis of complex asym;;~rical conditions in electric systems.
Izv. Yys. ucheb. zave; energs noo6:27-33 Je 158. (MIRA 11:9)
l.Gruzinskiy ordena Trudovogo Krasnogo Znameni politekhnicheakiy
institut im. S.M. Kirova.
09lectric netvorks)

TER-IMCHATUROV9 A.Ya.v prof,,, zasluzhennyy deyatell nauki I tekhnikil
KURTSIKIDZE9 G.A.* kud-takhn.nauk
...fj,
no
.r the method of succesuivo approximations for calculating
tloymwtrie operating conditions In electrical systems. Izv.
vys. ucheb. zav.; energ. 3 no. 12;9-19 D 160. (HM 14:2)
I* Gruzinskiy ordena Trudovogo Krasnogo Znameni po.Litekhaicheskiy
institut imeni V.I. Lanina* Predstavlena karedroy TsES*
(Electric railroads-current supply)
, -(Eleotric power distribution)

TOPIC TAGS: Physiology,, institute
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Physiology im, 1, P, Pavlov in Leningrad, The author takes the
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les#'personnel, and fields of study. Some of the more important
fields' of stjzdy are the basic regularities of normal ard pathological
~eortieal-vlsceral Interrelationships, the basic regularities of the
higher nervous activity- of animals and man-* and the physiologi*a1"
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functional biochemistry of the nervous system,
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32734- KSTSIX, 1e T, i MALAXHOYA, Z. 0. Ismenenlyo nokrttornoy dayatelinasti
theludU chysloysim pod T11yantem belinsologichyeakikh faktorov sholesnoyodskago
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X., 19490 me 133-47.-bibliogri 9 nam
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32703- InterotteptivWe vliyantya s zholudks n& podsholudochwvu sholosu. I SBt
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KURTSIN, I. T.
29243 Ucheniye 1. P. Favlova o rabote golovnogo mozga I yego prilozheniye k
klinike. Klinich. meditsina, 1949 No 9, a. 6-23, a portr.
SO: Letopsil Z hurnallnykh Statey, Vol, 39, Moskva, 1949

KMSIN, I.T.
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Pavlov's methods Of investigation on digestion and their clinical
application. Klin.Med., Moskva 29 no.1:12-23 Jan 51. (CLKL 20:5)
1. Of the Institute of Physiology iment I.P.Pavlov (Director-
Academician K.H.Bykov) of the Academy of Sciences USSR,Loningrad.
I ~?'
161)
I %I

EITIITOSIN~ I. T.
Kora golovnogo mozga i vnutrennie orgarW. Stenogramma publichnoi lektsii iz
tsikla 111. P. Pavlov i ego uchenie" 2ha cerebral cortex and the internal organs;
transcript of a public lecture from the series "I. P. Pavlov and his theorie;27.
Leningrad, 1952. 28 p. (Vsesoiuz. o-vo po rasprostraneniiu polit. i nauch.
znanii. Leningr. otd-nie)
SO: Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Vol. 7, No. 3, June 1954.

KURTSINJP I
Mekhanoretseptory zheludka I rabota
Receptors of the stomach and the work
izd-vo akademi-i nauk SSSR, 1952.
349 P. Diagrs, tables.
"Literaturall, P- 302-349-
"t head of title; Akademiya Nauk SSR.
Sot N/5
6". 64
.k9
pishchevEritellnogo apperata. (Mechanical
of the digestive system) Moskva,
Institut Fiziolcgii

KURTSIN$ I.T., zavedurishchiy.
Data on cortico-visceral ratholo!nr. Trudy Irst.fizziol. 1;454-492 '52.
(MU 6: 8 )
1. Luboratorlva kortiko-visteerallnoy patologli.
(Brain-Dineases) (Viscera--Dineaaes)

KUMINs I.T.
-
Development of physiology and pathology of digestion in the Soviet
Union. Arkh. pat., Kooky& 14 no. 5:3-20 Sept-Oat 1952. (CLKL 23:3)
1. Professor. 2. Leningrad.

I(ISKLEW, PAIKOTSIN, I.T.
Scientific inheritance from N. E. Vvedenskii and its sig-
nificance in the theory of the higher nervous function. Klin.
mad.. Moskva 30 no.401-31 Apr 1952, (CLML 22t2)
1. Candidate Biological Sciences for Kiselev: Doctor Medical
Sciences for Kurtain. 2. Leningrad.

KURTSIN, I.T.
r.- --:,,
New functional method of diagnosing human stomach disorders]
Novyi metod funktsionalinoi diagnostika zaboleranil zholudka
cheloveka. Moskva, Izd-vo Akademli med.nauk SSSR. 1953. 249 p.
(MLRA 6:11)
(Stomach-Diseases-Diagnosis)

KIj;:MiINP I.
"Stomach Ulcers", P. 6. (PRIRODA I ZNANIIE, Vol. 6, no. 9, Nov. lgc3, sofi a
7 ,
Bulgaria) .
SO: "IonthlX List of East Europe--.n Accession3, W, Vol. 3, No. 4, April 1954.

BYKOV, K.H.; KURTSIN. 1.T. [authors]; SPZRA KIY, A.D., akademik Crevieverl.
OCortico-viscaral theory of pathogenesis of ulcere.0 K.M.Dykov, I.T.Kurtain.
Reviewed by A.D.3peranskii. Arkh.pat. 15 no.4:66-M Jl-k '53-
(MI-RA 6:11)
(Ulcers) (Bykov, Konstantin Mikhailovich. 1886- ) (Kurtsin, I.T.)

KURTSIN. I.T., doktor maditainakikh muk. profesoor.
Ulceroun diaeases. Nan)= I zhisn' 20 no.8:30-32 Ag '5). NLRA 6:8)
(Ulcers)

1. To' -frote ss di
Mi3.ita!Z Medical Acaden;y imeni S.M. Kirov ( Order of lanin
kn article by B.-NIKOLISKIY'stated'that a conference was recently held in Yalta for
the physiciiuw of'the military health resorts of the Crimea., at which were discussed
the problems of the further development and introduction into practice of climatic
healing and functional diagnosis* Three professors from the academy made
*eechest I.T. KURTSINI*, whose talk was entitled,, 0 On Uie Physiological Principles
of Cortex-M-c-e-ral-TWr-apy; N*.F, GALININO spoke on S210 Meaning of Radiation ( from
the sun) in the System-of Health Resort HealbaZ. ItsOrganization and Methods of
Calculation;" and D.A. VINCKUROV* spoke on The Therapeutic and organization Bases
of He ali Physical Culture in Military Santbri=*~,(Krasnaya, Zvezda., Moscow., 9
July 54 T
SO.- SUM No 2399 13 Ooto 1954

The Comittee on Stalin Prizes (of the Cotmcil of Kinisters USBR) in thb fields of
aci*nce and imut1wo announces that the following "I*ntlflc workap popular scLen-
tific bodw, and textbooks have been subaItted for ccopgtitlon for SWin Prizes for
the yemm 1952 and 1953. (5ov*ts!iSj& ?Wltura Moscow, go. 22-40, 20 Feb - 3 Apr 1954)
Raw Title of Work aminated b
Kurtsin, 1. T. NRit.se,-Avaffldiimm~ Ministry oi Real - Georgian
(Statistics of illness?) SSR
SO: W-3o6o4, 7 July 1954

,xne Comittee on Stedin Prizes (of the council of ministers v5m) in the fields of
science and inventions announces that the folloving scioatific works, popular sclen-
tific books,, and textbooks have been wabmitted for competition for Stalin Prizes for
the Yeare 195-3 =d 1953. (8ovetcka_ya_KuItura Moscow,, No. 22-40, 20 Fcb - 3 Apr 1954)
IhDm Title of Work Namiwted by
BY11-ov, If -
113. il. Dith in an[ l,:c 3tn'to I'Or the
Kurtsin, i. Neuro,,,anic 11,.eery ~~f Ij -v Z3 11 C e "I L'I'Li irl _ D f
Iny s, c I a n s
80'. W-3o6oh, 7 July 1954

,,~Jj~er-flAl 1- -- f
KURjS1N' I.T.
I
Basic results of Investigations of cortico-visceral pathology. Trudy
Inst- fistole 3:5-18 154. (KLRA 8-.2)
1. Laboratoriya kortiko-vistearalluoy patologii. Zaveduyushchiy
I.T.Kurtain.
(CXRMIM CORM, pathology,
cortico-visceral theory)

KOTSIN, I.T.
Bxpertmental pathology of the internal organs in transformation and
disorders of interoceptive conditioned reflexes. Trudy Inst. f1stol.
3:171-192 154. (KLRA 8:2)
19 Laboratorlya kortiko-vistearalluoy patologii, 7aveduyushchly
I.T.Kurtain.
(MWLXX, CONDITIOM,
disord. & transformation, off. on internal organs)

DOBROLIT, L.K.: KURTSIN, I.T.: SAZONTOV, V.I.
Bactericidal effect of natural gastr1c juice in man. Trudy Inst.
fiziql, 3:209-214 154. (KIRA 8:2)
1. Laboratoriya kortiko-vastearalinoy patologii. Zaveduyushchty
I.T.Kurtsin.
(GASTRIC JUICA, effects,
bactericidal)

KMTSIH, I.T.; RZYMLID, V.I.; BA7,ONTOV, V.I.
llxperlmental data on hemopoletic properties of natural gastric juice
In man. Trudy Inst. fisLol. '311215-220 154. (KM 8s2)
1. Laboratoriya kortiko-vastoerallnoy patologli. Zaved1wushchiy
I.T.Rurtsin.
(GASTRIC JUICS. effects.
on hemopolests)
(HIMMINSIS. effect of drugs on.
gastric juice)

K'-U (~ i-l~' 1 W 0 1 . T.
AIVANOV, V.A.
K.K.]3ykov and I.T.Kurtsin's corticovisceral theory of the pathogenesis
of peptic ulcer. Mire vyse nerve detat. 4 no.2:305-310 Mr-Ap 154.
(MLRA 7:10)
(PNPTIC UZM, etiology and pathogenents,
corticovinceral theory)
(CBRNERAL CCRM. pathology,
corticovisceral theory In peptic ulcer)

KMT,~INj t-T
GUBERGRITS, A.Ya., professor (Ishevsk).
4New method of functional
I.T.Kurtain. Reviewed by
Nr 154.
(Stomach-Diseases)
diagnosis of gastric affections
A.IA.Gubergrits. Xlin.med. 32
(Kurtain, I.?.)
in man.0
no.3:92-95
(MMA 7:5)

BYNOV, K.M., akedemik; RUMIN, I.T., professor (Leningrad).
1.1, -
Problem of corticovisceral physiology and pathology. Klia.med
- ,no.9:3-12 3 t54. KRA 7:12)
(CEMRAL CORM, patholog7,
cortievisceral theory)

h tA f? 7- S I r4 T. E
USSIR/M~dicfre ~111yslology
Card 1/1 Pub 33-24/29
Author hurtsin, L T,
Title Third conference on the problems of cortico-4i5ceral ard
pathology
Periodical : Fiziol. zhur. 40, 372-379, May/Jun 191~4
J
Abstract : The third conference on the problems of cortico-viijceral pliyi~oloj-,y
and pathology was hold In Teningrad, in December 1953. Vicre tnan 1,4oo
specialistc in theoretical and practical medicine attended four-day
neetin6. It Was VePUI-Led tiiaL; acetylcholine and cholliiestaras,.- 1,
ity in blood play an important role in the cortico-visceral paLhoi;ent,1;1S
of hypertonia, and ulcers. It van alno reported thaL corticu-iisceral
disturbances develop as a result of collision of conditicned Intero-
ceptive signalz with exteroceptive. All reports read exalted Pavlo~"s
teachings and were highly critical of research mthods of ron-6,jvlet.
scientists.
Institutioll
Submitt.~~d

I A
at t:,c --th Dt,~~rnational
7~f p

. KURTSIN, I.T.
On the 70th birthday and 45th annivereary of the scientific,
pedagogical, and public activities of Acadamloian X.R. Bykov.
Zhur.vys.nerv.deiat. 6 no.2:346-350 Kr-Ap 15t). k rwiA 9:8)
(BYKOV, KONSTANTIN MIKHAIKOVIGH, 1886- )

KURTSIN, I.T., professor (Leaingrad)
Development of Pavlovian concepts in corticovisceral physiology and
pathology; on the 70th birthday of the honored scientist and Stalth
winner, Academician Xonstantin Mikhailovich Bykoi. Ilin.med.. 34 no.
5:3-11 MY 156. (MLRA 9:10)
(GRRIMAL CWTxX' '
corticovasceral physiol. & pathol.. Pavlovian theory
in (Rug))

SOLOVOYEV. A.Y., otvatstvannyy redaktor; ATBAPSTITAYrs. Y.Sh., redaktor;
BIRTUKOV, D.A., redak-tor; VIADIMIROV, G.Ya. , redaktor; KOII=OV, N.G.,
redaktor; KRASUSKIT, V.K., redaktor; KURTSIN I T redaktar;
ii, a, = t
MAYOROV, P.P., redaktor; OL4NYAN8FAYA!-."' ~~It-o-r: RIKKLI, A.T.,
redAktor; CHUNIGOVSKIT, V.N., redaktor; FEDOROVA-GROT, A.K.,
redaktor; BARSUKOVA, Z.A.. redaktor izdatel'stva; KRUGLIKOVA, N.A..
tekhnichaskly redaktor.
(Problems of thii physiology of the central nervous system; a collection
celebrating the ?0th birthday of Academician 1.1f.Bykoyl ProblexV
fi2iologtl teentrallnot nerynot sistemy; sbornik. posviasuchennyl
70-letiin so dnia roshdantia akademiks K.K.Bykova. Moskva, 1957.
6,32 p. (MLIRA 10tlO)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut fiziologii.
(NERVMS SYSTEM)

USSR / Human and Animal Phyalology 'No=ij ni-d T
Nervous system.
Abe Jour Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 13, 1958, No. 6o689
Author KurtalIh, 14 TI
Inst rls_Ts_~Sn~
Titlo : The lntoroce~4 8ignal Role in the Emergence and
.00VO10imwnt of Cortico-Visceral Diseases
Orig Pub :V s'~.: Probl. fiziol. tsentr. nervn. siatemy. vi.-L.,
AN SSSR, 1957, 301-308
Abstract :Three principles of the cortico-viscaral pathology are
formulated: disturbance of oxteroceptive signals, dis-
turbance of interoceptive signals and simultaneous mal-
function of both. In all cases, there is also a change
in the function of the inner organs and in the higher
nervous activity (HM), and to a similar deGreo; the re-
establishment of RNA usually preceded the normalization of
Card 1/2

KUPARADZF., M.Lt; KURTSIN, I.T.
Experimentnl osteotubarculosis nnd the functionpl stnte of the
carebrnl cortex. Trudy Inst. fi2iol. 6:236-2c)8 157. (MIRA 11:4)
1. LaborRtoriya kortiko-vistserallnoy patologii (ZAveduyushchiy I.?.
Xurtain) i GosudAretvennyv nauchno-iseledovntellskiy institut
khirurgicheskogo tuberkulezn i koetno-sustnvTivkh znbolevaniy (direktor
P.G. Kornev).
(CMML CORTFJ) (BORS-TUBFIRCULOSIS)

KURTSIN,
Cortical nature of functional disorders in viscera. Nauk zap.
Kyiv. un. 16 n0-17:143-150 '57. (KIRA 13:2)
(VISCERA)
(CIREBRAL GMEX)

EXCERPTA 14EDICA See 13 Vol 13/5 Dermatology MaLY 59
1078. SOME SKIN AlFi,-Eurios IN TIIL IAGIIT OF EXPERIMENTAI, PllYSI0LO-
GY (flu stiiian tex I) - Ku rtsin I. T. ',Nli I It. - hie d. A, ad. . Leningrad -
TRUD. VOFN. -NTFD. AKAI).Tr-,cnIngrad) 1957, G.3 (35-4r,)
Patches of baldness and trophic ulcers appear in dogs used for experiments within
.2-3 wveks or more by converting of a conditional reflex, already prel'ont, to one
antagonistic in action. A similar phenomenon would occur by clashing of intern-
Peptive conditioned reflexes obtained through stimulation of the internal organs
of the animals ('rlnshinV' ofaimultarietiuslyelicited conditioned reflexes which are
opnosed in action). Parallel with an Improvement In the activity of the cerebral
c(,rtcx the ulcers begin to heal and the bald patches to be covered with hair. Such
trophic disturbances were observed in 15 out of Go dogn. Th~ aut;.or ansnmvs that
fartor.s acting directly on the skin like cooling. traunia etc. , and lowering the
resistance are 'trigger mechanisms' for the above changes. Normalization of the
cerebral cortical function and tissue regeneration ':ke place more rapidly in
animals with a strong central nervous system.
Dobrotvornkaya Leningrad (5)

ANDREYEVA, V.A.; KURTSIN, I.T.
Changes in the higher nervorus activity in experimental proctitia,
Tmdy Inst. fiziol. 7:400-404 158. (MM 12:3)
1. laboratoriya kortiko-vistserallnoy patologli (zav. - I.T. Martsin).
Instituta fistologil im. I.P. Pavlova AN SSSR.
(RMTUM--DISMSES) (CONDITIONND RISPONSI)

KURTSIN, I.T,
Mechanism of the development of different forms of functional dis-
orders in interior organs. Trudy Inst. fiziol. 7:448-457 158.
(KIRL 12:3)
1. laboratoriya kortiko-visteerallnoy patologii (zav. - I.T. Kurtain)
Instituta, fiziologii im. I.P. Pavloys, AN SSSR.
(VISCKU--DISELSES) (CMUMPAL CORTZE)