SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT STEPANENKO, A.F. - STEPANENKO, B.N.

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STEPANENKO, A.F.
Unit of mounted hydraulic drills for planting grapes. Trakt.i
sellkhozmash. 31 no,2:35 F 161. OUM 14:7)
1. Vserossiyskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut mekhaaizatsii
i elektrifikatsii sel'skogo khozyaystva.
(Boring machinery)

STEPAN' T A. G.
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Stepanenko., A. G. "Reaction of Various 3trains of Sugor Beet to Root Rot.," Naukovi
2;apiski z Tsukrovoi Promislovosti vol. 10, no. 3-4, 1930y pp. 325-336. 65.9 K544
So: SIRA - Si - 90-53@ 15 Dec 1953

STEPAWENKO, A. ',,.
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"Gas Metabolism and Chan;res in the Oxidation Processes in
an isolated Tissue During 24erimental Shock." Cand Biol Sci, Second
Moscow State Medical Inst imeni I. V. Stalin, Moscow, 1955- tKL,
No il, Mar.55)
SO: Sum. No. 670, 29 SeP 55--Survey of Scientific and Technical
Dissertati.Dns Defended at USSR Higher Educational Institutions (15)

DERVIZ., G.V. [Dervyz, H.V,]; STEPAMIKO, A.G,j�'tepanenko, A.H.]
------
Distribution in the blood and organs and the excretion from
the body of polyglucin after its administration into the blood
stream. Ukr. biokJiim. zhur. 33 no.4:467-475 161. (MIRA 15:6)
1. Central Order of Lenin-Institute of Hematology and Blood
Tranaftsion of the Ministry of Health of the U.S.S.R., Moscow.
(DL-XTFW,')

KONDRAITUK, Pavel Ivanovich; STEFRIBIKO, A.I. Iinzh -, retsenzent;
FILIPDIKO) Yu.P.Y inzh., red.; &OW40STALFULISKAYA, M.S.,
tekhri. red.
[Machines for the over-all mechanization of hay harvesting)
Mashiny dlia kompleksnoi mekhanizatsii uborki trav na seno.
Moskva.. Mashgiz, 1962. 156 p. (1-URA 15:7)
(Fay-Harvesting) (Harvesting machinery)

VINDRIMI, German Alsksondrovich; RYABTSOVSKIY, Mikhail Ivanovich;
STEPANCHENKO, A.L., red.: TRUSELKINA, T.M., tel.-hn.red.
LIrkutak under construction Stroisshchilsia Irkutsk. LIrkutsk]
Irkutskoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1956. 134 p. (MIRA li:1)
(Irktitak-Deseription)

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BROYDO, Solomon Koiseyevich; STEPANCHENKO, A.I., red.; SOROKINA, T.I..
tekha.red. --
(Beyond the 62nd parallel] Za 62-1 parallelliu. [Irkutsk]
Irkutakoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1957. 181 P. (MIRA 11:3)
(Siberia--Description and travel)

BUBLIKOV, V.V.; KLUGMAN, @Yu.; STEPANENKO, A.L.
Continuous-action moisture meter for commercial petroleum.
Neft. khoz. 43 no.8:60-62 Ag 165.
(MIRA 18:12)

BEYLIN, M.I... kand.teklin.n~,uk;KHADZIIIOGLO,* A.V.; BUTKO, V.I.; STEPANENKO, A.M.;
SIPOVICH, S.Yu.; LITMANOVICH, I.M.
Experiment in coal slurry drying in a fluidized bed. Koks i khim. no.
11:18-20 163. (MIRA 16:12)
1. Kharikovs1ci-Y ini@tit--,it gornoi?o i vy-
chisliteilnoy takhniki (for Ba@ii.'I,
2. Yasinovskiy koksoki-iimicheskiy zavod (fov Litmanovich).

BEYLIV, kand. toklm. nauk; A.,.',.
Studying the drying of cormcn saltu ir a fluld-Ilzed lbed. Sloor.
nauuh. trud. b-k-rNITSoll no.7:111-116 164 (IMIRA 18:1)

STEPANEINKOP A.M.
New design of nixer for the sintering of charge components.
Met. i gornorud. prom. no.2:74 Mr-Ap '65-
(M!R,A 18: 5)

J,
YAKIM,P.G., inzhener-mekhanilc; VASILYUK.N.N.; GALIPERIN.L.Yu.;
ZAYTSW3,T.Y.; KARMIKO.S.A.; STMAIM0,A.U.; YAVCRSKIY,A.A.;
"" "' 0.;' UWalcheskiy redaktor
3RAGCKYALC,V.1., redWdor; GIJRff X.T-- "
[Tractor operator's manual] Spravochnik traktorista. lzd.4-oa,
per4r. i dop. Kiev, Gos.izd-vo selkboz.lAt-ry USSR. 1955. 519 P.
(Tractors--Handbooks, manuals, etc) (KI" 9:1)

N.F.; GALIPERIN, L.Yu.; ZAYTSEV, T.F., KAILPENKO. S.A.; STEPANENKO,
-A-jj&__YAVO'lqSKIY, A,A. ; YAKIMUKK, P.G., inzhener-mek@anik. re-ra-ktor;
KOZAK, F.Ye.. redaktor. GIOUVATSKIY. S.A., tekhnicheskiy redaktor
[Handbook for tractor ooerators] spravochnik traktorista. Izd. 5-oe,
porar. i dop. Kiev, Goa. izd-vo sellkhoz. li';-ry USSR, 1956. 471 P.
(Tractors) (MLRA 10:4)

iAYTSEV', T.F.; KARPENKO, S.A.; NESVITSKIY, Ya.I.-kandidat takhnichoskiy
nauk; �jb2AIJ.EIfKQ. ji.11.; YAVORSKIY,.A.A.; ;HAGOIIYALO, V.I.,
redakt@r; 'igidl~'i6t6,"-![.F.,tekhaicheakiy redaktor
[Tractor brigade leader's manual] Spravochnilr brigadira
traktornoi brigady. Izd. 2-oe. dop. Kiev, Gos. izd-vo sellkhoz.
lit.;-ry USSR. 1956. 483 p. 04T-RA lo:4)
(Tractors)

ev,Ich; IRODOV, Alakeandr Vyachealavovicho
OSIMAK, l1larion Ter@ntly
STZRkKN=,A@X-,,,inih.. reteentent-, DAVIDINKO, N,M., retsenznet;
SXRDYUK, V.K., in2h., red.; RUDNMKIY, Ye.1r., takhn.red.
[Corn-harvesting machinery] Hashiny dlia uborki kukuruzyO Kievp
Gos.nE3uchno-tekhn.izd-vo mashinostroit..lit-ry. 1957. 276 po
(Corn.ricker (Machine)) (MIRA 11:4)

OSIMAK, Illarion Terentlyevich, Imnd.tekhn.nauk; STEFA1=Q".-Nwj- red.-,
KMIUO. O.M. (Matiiko, O.N.J. red.; TUBOLVA, M.T. (Tabolieva,
X.M. red.
[Over-all machnization of corn barvesting] Komplakena makhanizataiia
zbyrannia kukuradzy. Kyiv, 1958. 47 p. (Toverystvo dlia poshyrounia
politychnykh i naukovykh man' Ukrainalkoi RSR. Serj, uo,2)
(MIRA 12:3)
(Corn (Kaise)--Harvesting)

STXPANFKM. A.,X.,.inzh.-riekhanik
Experience of work brigades in the over-all mechanization of
corn growing., Mekh.sil'.,hosp. 9 no.12:8-9 D '58.
(KM 12: 1)
(Agricultitral machinery) (corn (Katse))

STEPANENKO, A.14.
Advice to collective farm nachinery operators on the or-
ganization of their work. Mekh.sill.hosp. 10 no.11:8-9
N 1.5 9. (XIIIA 13:3)
1. GrlaviWy inzhoner po ekspluatataii traktorov. Ministerstvo
sel'alcogo khozyaystva USSR.
(Farm mechanization)

SWAIM&O, A. N.
For wider introduction of increased speeds operating tractor-
driven machinery. Mekh. oil'. hoop. 11 no.7:3-5 JI 160.
(HI" 13:10)
1. GlavrVy inzhener po ekspluatataii traktorov 14inisterstva
oellskogo khoxyzystva U=.
(Agricultural machinery)

STEPANMO, A.N., inzh.
Safety measures in operating tractors. Mekh. oil'. hoop. 11 no-11:17-
18 N 16o. (MIRA 13:11)
(Tractors-Safety measures)

STIPANENKO, A.B., inzh.
safety measures for operating soil cultivating, sowing, Pl&ntlvg,
and harvesting machinerys Makh. a Ul. hosp. 11 no.22s20 D 160*
(MU 1jI12)
(AgTicalture--Safety measures)
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STEPANENKO, ANDREY NATRIOVICH
[flow high:ky efficient operators in Odessa Province work) Tak
,'- pratsiuiut' shvydkinnyky Odeshchyry. I@yiv, Derzh. vyd-vo
-1@1'
sillskohospodarslkoi lit-ry URSR, 1961. 16 p. (IMU 15:5)
e.,.I (Odessa Province-Agricultural machinery)

STEPANENK09 A.N.9 inzh.
Safety measures in operating feed-preparing machinery. Mekh.
si-11. hosp. 12 no. 1:26-27 J& 161. (MIRA 14:1)
(Agriculture-Safety measures)

STEPANS,LIK,Q A. 11. , inzh.
Duties of the collective farm machinery operator. Mekh. sill. hosp.
12 no. 2:30 F t6l. OMA 14:4)
(Agricultural machinery-44aintenance and repair)

STEPPMENKO,
The quality aff the tacbnical maintenance of machinery depends on good
organization. Mekh. si2l. hosp. 13 no.8:21-22 Ag 162. 15:7)
1. Fachallnik Upravleniya proizvodstvenno-tekhnicheokogo obsluzhivaniya
obtlyedineniya 4UkrsilIgosptekhnika*.
(Tractors-Maintenance and repair)
(Motortrucks-4faintenance and repair)

STEPANMO, A. N.P inzh.; ZILITSM, I. N.
Ansiters to readers. Mokh. oil'. hoop. 14 no 102 Ja 163.
iNIM 16--4)
1. Ministerotvo proisvodotva I sagotovok sellskokhoxyaystvennykh
produktov UkrSSR (for Zal'teman).
Tractors-&igines)
Agricultural vageB)
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STEPANEENKO, A.N.
How to build a field cqm- for a tractor brigade. Ffekh. sill.
hosp. 14 no.4:29-31 Ap 163. (KRA 16-10)
1. Nachallnik upravlaniy-a proizvodstvernc~-takhnicheskogo
obsluzhivankya Mkrainskogo respublikanskogo ob"yedixeniya
'MrsillgosptekhAka".

STEPANENKO., A.N.
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Maint-ain machinery in a businesslike manner. Mekh. sill. hosp.
-1-4 no.11-:12-14 N163. (MI 17: 2)
1. Nachallnik upravleniya proizvodstvenno-tekhnicheskogo
obsluzhivaniya respublikanskogo ob"yedineniya "Ukrsillgosptekhnika".

STEPANENKO, A.F.:
STEPANENKO. A.P.: "The effect of operative treatment of certain forms of goiter
on the antitoxic functions of the liver and on the content of potassium and calcium
in the blood serum". Kiev, 1)55. Kiev Order of Labor Red Banner Medical Inst imeni
Academician 6ogomolets. (Dissertations for the Degree of Candidate of Medical
Science3.)
So. Knizhnaya letopis'. No. 49, 3 December 1955. Moscow.

,STRPANNNKO. A.P. (Kiyev)
Antitoxic function of the liver and its modification following
surgical therapy of various forms of goiter. Probl. andok. i gors.
2 no-1:35-36 Ja-F 156. (MMA 9:10)
1. Is kafedry khirurgicheskikh bolezney (zac. - zaaluzhenvy dayatell
nauki prof. A.K.Gorchakov) Kiyevskogo mediteinskogo stomatologichs-
skogo instituta.
(GOITER, surgery
postop. liver funct. test (Rus))
(LIVER IFUNGTION TESTS, in various diseases,
goiter, eff. of surg. (RUB))

GORCHAKOV, A.K., prof., zaaluzhennyy deyatell nauki: STIPANMO, A.P.,
)mnd.med.nauk; ROMASHXAN, N.V.
Pbstthyrotoxlc hypertension; preliminary report. Vrach.delo no.11:
1159-1162 W 159. (MMA, 13:4)
1. Kafedra khlrurgil. (zaveduyushchly - zaaluzhenny7 deyatell nauki,
prof. A.K. Gorchakov) stomatologicheakego fakallteta Kiyevskogo madl-
tsinskogo instituta i gorodskoy protivomobnvy dispanser.
(GOITER) (HYPERTENSION)

GOIiCfUKOV, A. K. , z,sluzhennyy deyatel I nauki, prof , ("v, Bem3arabskaya pl.
d-5,kv.38); SV-TAWWi'-A:#F- kand.med.nauk; ROI-WIIKAN, N.V.
Treatment of hypotllyreosis and hypoparathyreo3is. Nov. khir. ark*.
no.1:39-41 Ja-F 160. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Kafedra fakulltetskoy khirurgii (zav. - prof. A.K.Gordhakov)
stomatologicheskogo fakullteta Kiyevskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(THIR01D GLAND-DISWASES)
(FARATHYROID GLANDS-DISE"hS)

STEPANENKO, A.P.; FOMEMKO, L.I.
Oxygen therapy in the hyperthyroid form of goiter. Vrach. delo
no.8:124-125 Ag 160. (MIRA 13': 9)
1. Kafedra khirurgii steomatologicheskogo fakullteta (zav. -
zasluzhennyy dey@.tell nauki, Prof. A.K. Gomchkov) Kiyevskogo
meditsinskogo instituta.
(GOITER) (OXIdEN-THEAPEUTIC USE)

STEPANENKO.9'A..P.$ kand. med. nauk; ROMASBKAN, N. V., kand. med. nauk
-@ Use of sple.nin in treating some endocrine diseases. Vrach. delo
V-- no.7:128-12-9 Jl 162. (MIRA 15:7)
1. Kiyevskiy meditsinskiy institut i Kiyevskiy gorodskoy protivip-
zobnyy dispanser.
(SPLENIN) (ENDOCRINE GLANDS-DISFASES)

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AUTHOR: Saykovskiy, M.1&9*.'Do_rfm_anj A.Sh, (Candidate of technical sciences); Didenko,
O.I.;.Kusyuk, A,I.9J Stepanenko, A.P.
ORG: None
TITLE: Results ofaerodynamic investigation of the compressor intake on models.and
in full scale
SOURCE: AN UkrSSR. Techeniya zhidkostey i gazov (Flows of liquids and gase,s) Kiev,
Naukova dumka, 1965, 72-80
TOPIC TAGS- compressor design., aerodynamic testy test model
ABSTRACT: The paper describes scale model and full scale aerodynamic tests on compres6-:.@i.-
sor intakes. Rigidly oriented 3-channel total pressure tubes installed in a rotata-
ble ring were used to measure the flow turning angle, velocity, and total air pressure,
Schematics of the compressor intake are shown. The energy loss coefficient,t-, of the
intake was calculated from the average loss of total.pressurev,&O, the average ram dei.,.-
sity the average normal velocity, vn' and the compressibility correction factor
I - M2/4) using: 2 A /ro. v.. (1) Conditions and measurement results.are
given for 12 design variants. AYI variants show a fairly uniform distribution of velo-
cities over the cross sections. Losses are comparatively low in all variants, somewhat
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lower for the design with a diagonally disposed entrance. Hints for efficient compres-b"
sor intake design are discussed, among them the necessity to hive adequate overall
axial dimensions so as not to increase unduly the curvature-at flow bends. Model tests
have indicated a sufficiently close correspondence of the flow rotation angles and ve-@
locity distributions with the full scale data. Orig.'art. has: 4 figures, I formula.
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GT--c'--750 gas turl"ne sYstem. Eneru~cj,-,a.31'-Lnostr-cenlI e. ILI
nr1,.2:17-.20 F 165. (MIL,'

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AUTHOR: Dorfman, A. Sh. (Candidate of technical sciencea); Saykov-skiy, M. 1.
(Candidate of technical sciences); Didenko, 0. -1 (Engineer); SteRanenko. A. 'P.
(Engineer)
Results of aerodynamic testing of pipe models of GT-6-750 gas-turbine
plant
SOURCE: Energomashinastroyemye, no. 2, 1965, 17-20
TOPIC TAGS: gas turbines exhaust @duct, inlet, duct, GT-6-750 gas turbine
ABSTRACT: Results of the designing and aerodynamic testing of models of the
turbine exhaust duct and compressor inlet duct are reported. Five variants of the
exhaust duct (dimensions tabulated) were tested by integral methods within

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STEPAUENKC, A.S,. , dotsenll-
Effect of arginine on enzyme activity in tissue respiration in mice
with transplanted cancer. Report No.l: Effect of arginine on succin-
and cytochroweoxiclases of the heart, kidneys and thie tumor in
transplanted cancer in mice. Trudy OMI no.25:183-190 c59.
(MIRA 14:10)
1. Iz kafedry biokhimii Omskogo meditsinskogo instituta imeni Kali-nina,
zav. 1-cafedroy dotsent A.S.Stepanenko.
(CANCE-R) (ARGII-IDE)

STEFANFZKO, Aleksey Ste,-anovich- LEFFD@ A.E., red.; EHESNOVA,
-1--l-l- _--V.A. Y iekhn. reId. -.7 1
[Progressive grinding ne'llhods! Progressivnye metody sh2i-
fovaniia. Leningrad, Lenizdat, 10,63. 57 p. (;., 17:1)
1. Shlifoyshchik stankostro-itellnoro =avoda --eni Sven-41c7a,
Loniiigrzid (for Stollmwriko).
(Grinding and polishing)

Ba'IIIA, L,domoldiozyayka (g.Ul'vanovsk)-, SMANMO. B. (g.ulyanovsk);
XMI&NOV, L. (g.Ul'yanovsi) ---
Behind the screen of unavoidable causes. Proin.koop. 12 no.12:
37 D '58. kMIRA 12:2)
1. Reydovaya brigada zhurnala "Promyslovaya kooperatsiya, (for
all). 2. Sotrudnik redaktsii gazety *Ullyanovskaya pravda" (for
Stepanenko). 3. Spetsiallnyy korres-pondent zhurnala "Promyslo-
vaya kooperatslya" (for Kaganov).
(Ul'yanovsk Province--Shoe manufacture)

STEEk"MINKO, B. (Chelyabinsk)
The factory has @hria thousand gardeners. Sov.profsoiuz7 7
no.9:33 14Y (1@9. (14IRA 12:8)
Cbelyabinalz-Vorkir.gmen's gardens)

STEPAIFENK0.0 B.N.; BLAGOVIDMI, Yii.A., BFI,@ArA. 0.:.
C-lurrant statue and prospects of v-.e uSe :;-r tigh mrlecular-
weight compound-, i-P pharma,%%,. Apt. d6lc @" no.2@3-15 Mr-Ap t63.
(mm-A 17.7)
1. 1 Moskovskiy ordena 1,@-,nlna institut imeni I.M.
Sechenova i TSqntrall r-yy apte,--h-nyy nauchnc-issled,:vatallskiy
institut.

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ZBARSKIYj B.I., prof.; ZBARSKIY, I.B.; SOLNTSZV@ A.I.; STEPANENKO, B.H.,
red.; DIZIKINA, A., tekhn. red. --- ----------
(Laboratory manual of biological chemistry] Praktikum po biolo-
gicheskoi khimii. Moskva., Medgiz, 1949. 223 P. (MIRA 15:4)
(BIOCHMAISTRY-LABORATORY MUIUALS)

STEPANENKO, B. N.
25625. STEPANENKO, B. N. i AFANASIYEVA, Ye. M. 0 vzaimoleystvii a iodom glikogenov
i apoglikogenov. Biokbimiya, 1949, VYP-41 3.317-26 --- Bibliogri 11 nazu.
SO: lAtopis' Zhurnall Nykh Statey, Vol. 34# Moskva, 1949.

38032. STEIIANENKI, B. N. and SHAYEVA, YE. A.
0 INEXOTOMF SVJYSTVAKH 1, 6 - DIMSFATA FRUKOZY. BIOKIMMA, 1949,
-vyp. 6, S. 544-51 - BIBLIGGR: 16 NAZV.

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and I
B. N. jr co M.cot an,. roo
81t)o A an 'evR.
IC' 3 17 cf. C.A. 41, 51.Wk; Meyer. C.A. 37,
7401; Swanson. C.A. 42. 3411b.-The apogIveVen wa% -00
formed by the rupture of the 1,4 -link3ge io glyc,,Scn %vith
0-amyLase. The specific rotation of the apoglycogen was
ottiewhat lesm, than that of the initial glyLogen. The 1-00
00
comixf. from pure rabbit liver glycom anti I gAvC an ab-
041 sorption max. at UK) A. When 16.S@-c of the sly"itien - -00
NO been corivritted into the is"IN-cotten, the aWwption 00
00 utax. of the hitfinsted mixt. became 4;041 A. Further
oo =09
Lotiversion of the glycogen up to 450.9'-c yiclil"l the same
max. (431K) A.) but with an extinction v-alue of 11.21. 400
oo I
CoMpare.] to 0.441-52 for the initial io-loglycogen. Pure
frog liver glycogen anti I gave an absorption Tmix. :it
oo
0 01-1 A. After enzymic treatment of the frog slycogen, ;71 ;:00
0 the apeglycogen fracticitt vainbint4l with I pi@@cs@t,%l the i@:
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valu". The color produted by lbe action of I on iftev.
gen is dependent on the length of the side chaini. The
glycogen of rabbit liver hAs longer side chains than the zoo
glycogen of frng liver. The intensity of the coltiration tit so 0
ltoly@ccharidcs with I ahio depends an the le.-gth I,( the :;
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ent= ad Irtuilies's ( art
A. Slaevs-14=0*
maktooijos 14, 1544-8101149); cf. C.A. Jill, 474:P; 44.
NPA.-Fruetuse-1.6-dipbas*10 (1) Is most readily de-
=id, by oldfolaw Into Irlow johmphals. Attempts [a
I hot 411111 hr KOH than Is frutlowbovs
failed. hoocau" IN finwit Mika I used h1hiroolytow [be plow.
1:hW1lr Offniv of I W rapiolly thal Our ronoulti"il Irwin"
Prillo,411orl ovw of the 114OW
volot. 114va"s and lincheit, C,A. J4. 57310), Wortnor.d.
Chosphate hKirases rise muscle contraction by V", - but
'lowo; so by 1017c. The No wit at I ("at dorsocr4llf III the
literature), which was used in the expts.. is obtained In
a ooolitt form, and not in an emulsion, by Uesting the Do
salt of 1, dissolved in 10 pan$ of water, with the calcd.
amt. ill Na^h. The suspension is to 0., and
shakru at that temp. for 24 his. Tbe=hl. is formoved
by centorifusing and filtering. The filtrate is treated with
2 voli. of sk. After scveral hrs., the plot. Is rapittly
filteml anti stactoil in a vacuum desiccator charged with
Py". The No salt of I is very hygroscopic, and ut&%
the filtration is rapid, a sirup is obtained. it. P. -

UM/Chmistry ftwtose
9Agars
"Btudy of the Properties of lp6-Diphosphate of
Fructose' (I), N. St*P=eWw Y - A Sllayna
160scow Phar Inst Min of Pub HI: US&I Lab@ of
Physiol Chem, Atad Sci USSR. 4 p
p
"Dok A.k fiauk SSaR" Vol LXVIII, No 1
Describes a new method of obt&Lhing sodium salt
of I in dry form. Carried out i comparatIve
study of cleavage of fructose and I. Tests con-
ducted in Physi6l Lab, last of biochem, Aced Ned
Sci, shoved that I.caused 43.7% more muscle con-
traction (in frogs) than acetylcholine alone if
2/5OT47
USSR/Chemistry - Fructose Sep 49
Sugars (Contd)
muscle was first treated with a solution,of
sodium salts of 6-phc?sphate of glucose or I.
Submitted by Acad A. I. Oparin 8 Jul 49. -
Ift- 2150T47

1*130 cont*nt otlCyclic furposof warivus SURAIll In ous
mAutions -U.N. ".1dyllk ", ow,m
a",, 01.1841-11:w 15. IV, 4101s.Al). - 111'.
IliIhv .4101%dc folm .I sugars in ."Ill. .4,
'h-td. %tith thr Schiff ftwitt of Tobic (C.A @ 36. VA",j
Th,
r@hlti%e con I th'. AdvilvAr bwn of miltit,, ill -hl, If
Af 01 1,11 3.7. i@ 111%,11 I,v Ill, foll ... %11111 pwpollulll.
D-jfdavl-l, ight- 'I'Af-A."
12:0-5ANA. A t1w,,wival %0,,nAtiwl
Is offercd clulmr-linK tile b(ability W tile cyclic majalk by
reterrowe to mol. Alwtv inowIrbt, '1-hos, i.-arabinow con-
Wills tile Ic"st M-6111t rh'K tx'cAuw Lit the stfullt "'Y'll-
luctric NpAcillK of tile Off granlim U-6.1la-"ac Ilovw.,ws
tile most Stable cyviic structlar of Ole tillipir micars Iw-
c-Ausc it has the mut,t synt. ullrunglruicut of thc 011 groups.
It. miedey

0( su4sr hydosonos by aldvhvdos
olid %
.%..% -%,N, 7j. WIM III III, pe.-I-ts
hn- abivilpfu id iloal. -1111 hhN-klA 011
1.111owiliK whelilt: vtio IINVII: them y1hyd"I z.,Ow, III
11.14 W. s. by Avo-pyviduir at 40 A' w (It,
1-r-I-Ac deriv.. lit. IM 44. The an-th-gems vioxmoic J-ss
..I :.:, 65'. Ifesting thew %Ith 11811 ill 11iti. E10111. C.11..
- d.j. EMU lculv@ Ird I@mll, I'la it'. Ily'llow1w of
11f.11 could be Ictkvt%%1; appalcully tilt ftcv C110 sroll).
could not Im: Kvurtit by th6 usethtlit since flic intersurdfAtV
prixIticl. pte%untably a hydrato rimnixf.. CAIIII411 L-V-dill- (Or
@Illh)11116114111. Of 1116111111W A1111 XIIIA, -
I-e aw oro-Mv cleAtt-1 I-V bralililt with 1101 lit
[I,(). Ill.- #@Avthlll i. Ill[ Ill 110114.1 1 h@
t I'M 1.1- V.-J. IN I Ill .111, -111'. 11 ; IM) @ I*., M, K

Tradmeal of troumsfic shock in anisnals by 1,6-froctome
diphomphats. P. F. Nfinaev. B. N. Ste k d E .4,
Silacra (3
%losscow Pharro. last =y L
4
R.17 IW-G(IQWI - @7 (-boccipicAl. intra-
rterial) 'i 21 of the Na salt of
d shock induced by
-rushins ItEnt. 4JtaczftIc`-t, shock by subocci-
it.d injection. good effect with administration into the
)lo,xl stream even its deep shock. The intravenous inethad
ives results within a few min., with best mults obtairmt At
6-1.5 S./kI. dovoge; larger or sonaller dows are less ef-
lective. Blood pressure shows A :!I"M)% rise. although
generally the normil ltvel is not reached; respiration
characteristics Lxvomc nomsal in 8-15 min. G. M - K.

CA
New dam as Iltestudy ofjoycoW and Its blological trans.
formatims. 4. @N@ @@tqi@nenko, A. X. Petrova, and E". I..
Roictifel'd. Ismis. AUd. Nask S.S.S. R.. Ser. Bid. 1931.
No. 1. W-106; cf. C-4. 43, 79101W, 9109b.-Tht results of
the earlier studies on glycogen are summarized a,; follows.
The volor ptodumd by I-Slymgru sy,.tcui And the inten,ity
of color depends eadusively on the length of glycogen
side chains. Fnzyndc reduction of chain length causes the
extinction and abe. max. to decline (the Litter to shorter
waves). In the course of reactions of glyrutien with emyttir
.%yviems protein mols. play a role affecting the courW of
glycogen degradation. Thus inyosine accelef-Ates phos.
1&wolysis of glycogen but don not affect the reaction oI
Akali-treated gly-cogen. While glucow is the fi"I product
2 1@lhs exist. a one-orp proLm by theaction of .,unylase
or a 2-step privrm in which -ainytie fimt yickfi suAlf-c
vibich is elrAved by inaltaw. 'the new enzynic, arrjyk@
isoutcram. having the pioptitim of a globulin. hz, been t@
Laed front muscle litimue; it perinits deeper thin usual
t:lvavage of glycogen residues by 0-amylase so that by suc-
,risive addus. of the vixyme it 6 immil,le to cleave glyco.
gen to fermentable sugars. The isonicrase is remarkably
stable being only partly inactivated by RW in 0.5 hr.
Expts. with D&O tracing in frog glycogen ips rivo showed that
during fiver-glycogen decline not only its brrAkdown but A
simultaneous hiosynthesis of the substance occurs. thisevent
cannot be detected except by tracer inethads. The njecha-
nism of glycogen cfca@agc is discus-A.41. G. M. K.

USSRjWology, (Agricu'it@re) Starch From Sep/Oct' 51
Potatoes
"Starch and Its Formation in Potatoes," B. N. Step-
aii o, Ye. L. R8senfelld, A. N. PetroVa, A. V.
Kotel, nikova, Moscow
"Uspekh Sovrem Biol" Vol MII, Ho 5,pp 193-231
Potatoes are a very.important crop in the USSR; 7.7
million hecta:res were planted under potatoes before
World War II and the acreage was 5% higher in 1950-
Yield from 1 hectare corresponds to 1,600 liters of
ale, which may serve as raw material for synthetic
rubber. While yields were raised by 21% during the
past 10 yrs, the starch content is often inadequate.
199TI
USSR/ Biology (Agriculture) - Starch From Sep/Oct 51
Potatoes (Contd).
A liumber of interesting investigations on starch'for-
matibn in potatoes was carridd out at the Inst of
Biocbem imeni Bakh., Acad Sci USSR. This work and
Othii* data will help in raising the starch content.
Reviev's in detail the present status of the problem
of pbytochem starch formation.
198T1
(4
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STSPANENKO, B.N.; KRYUKOVA, G.K.
,..-
-_-- TechniZque .* '@f f-phanyl /3-glucoside eynthesis. Doklady Akad. Nauk S.S.S.R. 86,
333-5 '52. (MLRA 5:9)
(CA 47 no.22:12262 '53)

1. STEPAITEITKO, '-A. N.; AFAINMEVA. YEE. M.
2. TJSSR (600)
4. Amylose
7. Structure of amylose of potato tubers, Dokl. AN SSSR, 86, No. 4. 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, February 1953. Unclassified.

STEPANE"HKO, B.N.- HJIGIASITEVA, YE. Ii.
Starch
Studying starch fractions of the potato tuber during ripening. Dokl. M SSSR 86,
no. 6, 1952.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, December 1952. Unclassified.

r
Synthe 3 f some hi phenol fi-D- I
glucosid vAB N. Steganenko wid K. Krvu@ova.
I ); cf.#Ftscher
.it
-Ile n
n
and Ktrauss, C.A. 7,87. A 9 g. pentuacetylghtcose,
5.2 g. 2AG-IsCeI4011, cuid 0.2 g. p4fer_411,SO@11 In 50
in). Call. 3 hrs. with stirring. im0flng the product with
1130, and evapg. the org. layer gave 2,1% Z,4,6-1rUodo-
Phrnyl 0-1)-glucasi* (rtr=elale (1), nccdlr-,%, m. 1634'
(front EtOfl), JuJID1 -8.8* (Ceti,). The glucoside reduces
Vehfing solo. in cold and In hot solo., and the reduction h
more coergedc after preliminary hydrolysis with 10% HCI.-
A similar reaction with 2.4,6-ttibramorrsorcinof . m. tlt*,
gave a noncrystg. sirup of partly dea"tylated gluemide
which with AcjO-NaOAc yielded 20% 2,4.6-tribromo4-
hytroxyPikeityl An.-glucoside penkmetale (11), needles, in.
108* 0iont EtOll), JaN -9.2* (C41fa), It reduces Feld-
big soln. on heating and the reduction Is more energetic
after preliminary hydrolysis witIl 10% HCL Similarly
was obtained 27.3% P-chlorophenyl O-D-11acaside tefraacetale
(111), needles, m. 124-5* (from MOH), fa)lj -r3t.l* (QHi);
it reduces Feliling soln. after preliminary acidic hydrolysis.
I and 11 on attempted hydrolysis with MeONz under all
co-iditions that were tried sufferedcleavage of the glucoside
Iiiek and gave the aglycon, Instead of effecting the desired
cit. -vage of the AcO groups; B&(OH)2, M1`140H. and PhNffj
gave similar results. III was best hydrolyzed as follows:
to U @g- M in 3 mi. abs. MeOH was added 1/0 of the
theoretical amt. of 0-IN MeONA-MeOlf, and the mixt.
agitated in a closed Bask 0.5 hr. at room temp. amt coned.
in vdcuo,* the resulting P4hlarOPhMYI fl-aylucosidc (71%
crystd. from McOlf in needles, m. 179-80 . fall -87-21
(1110), having no reducing properties but acquiring them
aftei 'hydrolysis with 10% 14CL G. M. Kosolapoff

STEPANEM, B.N.;AFARASIYEVA, Ye.K.
Formation of glycogens in various species of animals. Boklady Akad.
nauk SSSR 90 no.6:1095-1098 21 June 1953. (CIML 25:1)
1. Presented by Academician A. I. Oparin 8 May 1953. 2. laboratory
of Physiological Chemistry of Academy of Sciences OW.

STEEPAREMO, B.N. (Moskva)
Work of M.V. Renskiy on the chemistry of pyrrole pigments. Usp.biol.
khim. 2:7-26 '54. (MIRA 12:12)
(PY11ROLF. so
research of M.V. Nentakii on pyrrole pigments)
(PIGMENTS,
research of M..V. Nentskii on pyrrole pugments)
(BIOGRAPHIBS,
Nentskil, M.V., bibliog.)
(BIOGRAPHIES
Nentskii, M.V.)

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Authors Stepanenko, B. N. and Kainova, A* so
Title Study of synthetic glycogens.
Periodical. DYcl. AN SSSRo 95, 6, 1263 -1266, 21 Apr 1954.
Abstract I Description of an experiinental study of four synthetic glycogens is
&I.ven in the article. The experiment was performed by the method
of fer+nontation in vitro with the help of two Mu'acular femant3
(phosphorylase and "isomese" of amylase). Tables and diagrams.
Institution
Submitted t 28 Jan 1954

STAPANWK0, B.N.
[Prepatation of glycogens in vitro by means of muscle ferments and
the study of synthetic glycogens; reports and papers of the Third
International Congress of Biochemistry, Brussels, 1-6 August, 19551
Preparativnoe poluchenie glikogenov i vitro pri pomoshchi myshochnykh
fermentov i izuchenie sinteticheskikh glikogenov; soobahchaniia i
doklady na III Hezhdunarodnom biokhimicheskom kongresse, Briussell,
1-6 avgusta 1955 9- Moskva. Izd-vo Akad.nauk SSSR, 1955. 28 p.
[Parallel texts in Russian and French]. WRA 11:6)
(GLYCOGIN)

STIAPANJM, Boris Nikolayevioh.
[Organic chemlif- 'for students of pharmacoutic iwAitAesl rurs
organicheWmIkhtmii dlia sudentov farmatseTticheakikh institutor.
Mo akwa, Me clg
giz, 1955. 658 p. (MIRA 11:9)
(Chemistry, Organic)

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'P tion I glycogens in vitro with the aid of muscle,
enPy,,,-s',- andoa study of synthetic glycogens. B. N.
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Stepauenko, A- S. KaYnova, and A. N. Petrova, (Aead.
Congr. intcru. biechim., Risuma
1 3 isgr., Brassris 1955, 50-@I(in Russtati and
1-"r,Zh), cl.'CC,01. 49, 8458e-- 50, 2824c.-A series of syn
thetic glycogens (1) was syni@esizcd in vitro from glucose-l-
phosphate by the use of phosphorylase and the enzyme
amyloseisomerase. The mot, wts. of thel approached those
ofnatur-alglycogens(II). Agglomerations of mass of about-
20-fold were not accompanied by any increase of mot. wt.
In their reactionswith iodine, the I resembled 11 and differed
considerably from amylopectins. Like 11, the I formed
complexes with myosin, demonstrated by shifts in the ab- -
sorption max. in the ultraviolet, The structures and lengths.
of chains in I are discussed. W-.C.

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STUDY OF CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM IN THE
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OF THE ACADE Ofka F THE USSR ON TIM
PEACEFUL US JULY 1-6, 1
ES OF ATOMIC ENERGY,
DIV191ONUF BIOEM AL SCIENCE.
(Translation). Op.
This paper wasoriglually abstracted from the Russian
and appeared In Nuclww Science Abstracts as NSA 9--7664.

VC&rbohydrate metabolism In the animal organism 'with t
the aid of radioactive carbon. D. N. St Ruc_pk.g. Ses3iyn
LAkad. Nank S.S.S.R. pa
Energii 195S, Zasedhniyu Oldel. Biol. Nauk. .305-18(EugliJi
summary, 318-9)@lutroduction of 'NaHC11% and a pre-
detd. dose of adrenaline to hungry animak (rats) leads W
increased concti. of liver glycogen and conAderable assimila-
tion of C14 in the glycogen. CIJ-Iabclcd glucoie formed
:with the aid of adrenaline Is shown to contain the label in
the 3- and 4-positions. Introtluction of adrenaline stimu-
lates the synthesis of carbohydrate chains %vith inclu3iou
of C" In the glucose residues in the liver; it does not operate
or oprmtes in the opposite sense with d4betic nalmals.
T. the .1.1 highly branched parts of glycogen the C ex-
change occurs much more sl,)wly than It does hi the periph-
eral areas. The use of the stimWating action of adrena-
line permitted the development of specific tab. evnditions
uitable for prepn. of C11-labeled glucose and glycogen.
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The highest activity resulted from 1.5000-10,000 coucti. of
o adrenaline In the medium contg. the lubtled bicarbonite.
G. M. Kasotapuff

3-
;LOVolorcgl role a f glycogen and characterlstles of glycogen
metabo fiarn In alloxan diabetes. P. N. SLcaaarxka-L P
Khayurova, and G. V. Zubrilina-(n-F.-Physiol. Ch@@.:AJD.
Acad. Set. U.S.S.R., Moscow). Diakhimiya 20, 479-84
(1955);, cf. C-4. 49, 845&.--,Carbon-14 in the form of
Nal-ICI Os was used. It was shown that adrenaline stimu-
fated the formathm of glycogen in starving rats; such an
:effect was absent in diabetes. Isatopleezrhangeproceeded
at a much lower rate in the Inner sections of the glycogen
rnQL han..I-th@"@@pheral S. Levine

S7MANEIIKO,B.N., doktor biologicheskikh nauk
Book on theoretical problems in blochemistry("Biochemistry of
metabolism." N.M.Sisakian. Reviewed by B.H.Stepanenko). Vest.
AN SSSR 25 no-9:111-115 S'55- (MLRA 8:12)
(Metabolism) (Sisakian,N.M.)

USSR/Chemistry Biochemistry
Card 1/1 Pub. 22 32/54
Authors S Stepanenko. B. N.; Zubrilina, G. V.; and Khayurova. L-.:@.
Title I Glycogen metabolism in normal state and during alloxan diabetes investig--,'@
ated by means of radioactive carbon
Periodical t Dok. AN SSM 10013- 521-524, Jan 21, 1955
Abstract Glycogen metabolism was investigated in healthy adult rats and in rodents::
inflicted with alloxan diabetes. The experiments were conducted by means
of radioactive C14 and the results obtained are described. One USSR
reference (1953). Tables.
Institution Academy of Sciences USSR, Laboratory of Physiological Chemistry
Presented by: Academician A. I. Oparin, September 2, 1954

BELITSIM, V.A.; KOTBL9NIKOVA, A.V.; LTUBIMOVA, M.N.; SHVICRIN, S.Ye.;
14MAMULLL; ENGHLOGARDT, V.A.
Second International Conference on Lipids and the Third Inter-
national Biochemical Congress. Vop.med.khim. 2 no.1:73-79 Ja-F 156.
(GHANT --LIP ID5- -G ONrr'RWSZ3) (MIRA 9:9)
(BRUSSILS--BIOCHIMISTRY--CONGRESS]tS)

USSR / HwTzn ard ;mimal Physiology. Hoart. T
Abs Jour :Rof Zhur - Biol-I No 15, 1958, No- 70134
Author :Turpayov, T. I.!.; Borbova, L. N.;
Inst :Academy of Sciences LBSE
Titlo :Tho Action of Phosphorylated Carbohydrates on the
Igocardium
Orig Pub :Dokl. API SSSR, 1956, vol log, No 5, 1077-lo8o
Abstract :Tho 1J.6-diphosphato of fructose (I) in a concentration of
0.2 porcont produces initially a transient sharp incroaso
in tho, amplitudo of vontricular contractions of the isolated
frog hoart, thon a briof susponsion. of contraction, and
finally, a stable, prolonged increase in strongth of
contractions. Tho duration of the third phase doponda on
the concentration of I. Other phosphorylated hoxceos show
a vory feoblo offoct on the contractile properties of
nyocardiwa. -- M. F. Morezhinskiy
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Physiology Jan
I SOME RESIA.-I'S IN FllF STI 'A)Y OF CHEMICAL OF GLY-
COGEN6 (RUSSIal"I ECX) - S I e pa it e n k o B. N. - IZV. AKAD..NAUK SSSR
('Mosk. ) 0574, G (706-717Y-M @_, @.)tes I!
1 1w difference between gh.cog1CFIS fl-01711 frog illd rIbbLt hver was dernunstrated by
rlie @ olour of UICLI' rCSJ)et tIVe LOcillic complexes. The rxiaxmiuni extinction for frog
i0dogI,vc-ugen was 4800 A. and that of rabbit 5000 A. The products obtaxned at vary-
mg st;lges of enzymic de gradat loll of tilt, liver glv(7(.)gvn:i were also tri-ated wall
Iodine III exactlY the stiniv wa.v; their absorption Spectra were markedlY different.
11, is deduced @rolxl Illuse e.Xperiments Lhat tile t-Met-11.0 aIIlViOSC CII.ILIIS Of rabbit
gi.%, ogeo ar@,- loriger than those of frog gl.ycogen. No glucose was detected after
perludate Oxidation arld Chromatography. confirming tilt: allselice of 1-2 or 1-3
glucoside holids III glycogen. Molecular weights of ral-bit arid frog gIvcogetis were
j,oth it,. tile range 0.25 x 1()6 to 1.13 % III,% The meari lengths of unit ciiaitis fox- frog
and rabbit were I I and 13- 1 -1 residt. les respectivelv, while tile external and internal
bralit ties were 6-7 and :I ftw frog "IYcogei. and B-9 and -1-5 for rabbit glycogen,
, @l r'-spoll,ling tu tile L.C.'Llits (36tainect III the ioditie reactiott. A shurta@ count Is
givc1l 11%. tilt' amilot. alld cowork"I's of 111v :4 %tilliesi.; of a glvcugeti-tvl)c polysa'-Vilar-
idt. it-olli jilu, oSe- I -phospilitt. hY 111C.-Ins of fre-AllY prepal'@d IlItISCie I1IIL)SI',hx)rYIa.,e
W1111 It IlrOdUt C.@ iIIIlYI0SV tVI)V Mitts; alld St-k-OlldlY of :%IIIYIOSe ISUtI1UI';)SC Willt It III-0-
(1u, vs hroliclied 1,01%,ghli, The SYlithests. 'Much was , seeded, IlY a Small
quatitit). Of gi.%',-O4CII, W@I.; lVtiV;IAUd bY CYStCillt'. SaIlII)jeS Of 5011-1001) Illa. sylitilet-
ic gl.%,('Ugctl obLaillud 11%. this 111CMIS Wel C tkUt tillifUl'M III ('011SLItLitiUll, but IlIUICCl1,:kr
@%Ulgllts, determined 1; ,%. tile method of Meier and I) *v a new method of tile authors,
showed that tIIUv were Of tile Sallie order of magnitude as natural glycugetis. Mcau
anit k-hain Icligtiis of Synthetic material ranged front 15.6 to 23 residues, while tile
Illeall lengths of Interwti and external branches were 7.2 to 11.5. Tile Spectral It,-
sorption LLII*Ve Of OW iodo derivative of synthetic gl-mogen is very near that of
natural glycogen and lower than that of iodo derivative of potato arii%lopectiri. Bo!ix
,viltlietic and matural glyvugeti form votisplexes with myosin, shifting tile UV ab-
SoLption niammum of tile iatter. Following administration of NaIICI-03 to rats,
r;Aluai'live glycogell -.vas Obtained. BY enzymic degradation, tile external branches
of tile gi,VC0ge!l Wt:t'e f(Aitld to lic 4 times more radioactive than tile internal nva:,,Ai-
c-S. Thes'. fa, ts suggest ;k mode of glycogerl biusynthesis.
Edward - Muntreai

STIPARINKU. B.N.: AFANASIYNVA. Ye.M.
Studying the structure and iodine reaction of amylopectins and
crystalline amylases of potato tubers during their saturation
in fertilized and unfertilized fields [with summary in Bnglighl,
Biokhimiia 22 no.1/2:305-318 Ja-F '57. (HISA 10:7)
1. Laboratortys fiziologicheskoy khimii Akadsmit nauk SSSR, Moskva.
(POTATOES) (AKYLMGTINS) (AKTIASIS)

STAPAITICI&O. B.N.; BOBROVA. L.N.
Method for producing stable forms of the sodium salt of fructose
1, 6-dephosphate (sodium-DYY) [with summary in Snplish]. Biokhimits
22 no.6:1019-1022 R-D '57- (MIRA 11:2)
1. Laboratoriya fiziologicheskoy khimiikkademii nauk SSSR. Moskva.
(FRUCTOSE, related compounds.
1,6-diphosphate. prod. of stable prep. (Rus))

STEPAIMIWO,.B.H.. prof., otvetstvennyy red.; aYSELO, M.N., prof.,
--Z@-@-'@vennyy red.; KOVALISKIY. V-V., prof., otveta'tvennyy red.;
BAY-W, A.A., k-and.biol.nauk. red.; HEDYLVEVA, G.A. kand.biol.
nauk, red.; TURPAYEV,.T.M., )mnd.biol.nauk,.redaktor;
PASHKOVSKIY, Yu.A.,.redaktor izd-va; PRUSAKOVA, T.Ai, tekhn.
red..
[Study of the animal organism, Fish culturej Food industry;
proceedings of a conference] Izuchenie zhivotnogo organizma,
Rybnoe khoziaistvop Pishchevaia Dromyshlennoat'; trudy konverentaii.
Moslcva, Izd-vo Akad. nauk SSSR, 1958. 263 p. (MIRA 11:5)
1. Vaesoyuznaye nauchno-takhnicheskaya konforentsiya po primeneniyu
radioaktivn,vkh i stabillnykh izotopov i LzIucheniy v narodnom
khozyaystve i nauke, 1957.
CRadioactive tracers)

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AUTHOR: None Given 30-58-5-14/36
TITLEs In the Depa-rtment of Biological Sciences (V otdelenii biolo-
gioheskikh nauk)
PERIODICALs Vestnik Akadeiaii Hauk SSSR, 19581 Nr 5, pp 6o-62
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The secretary V. A. Engellgardt, Member, Academy of Sciences,
USSR reported on the work of the department and its institut-
ions in the year 1957@ lie emphasized a number of serious de-
ficiencies of the biological institutions of the AS. Above all
there are not enough rooms for now as well as for already exist-
ing institutes and laboratories. The Botanical, Z6ological and
Soil Institute urgently need experimental field bases. Working
cycles on the electron-microscopic investigation of the funct-
ional structure of muscles were terminated as well as on the
radiographic investigation of collagen and on the determination
of the mechanisms of the biological influence of ultrasonics, The
gradual theory of the propagating excitation by the deceased
D. N. Nasonov was further developed. Treatises on the part
played by inner-secretory glands in the development of organisms
and on the resistance to cold of insects were published.'Further
Card 1 different researches are also mentioned which are performed at

In the Department of Biolcgical Sciences 30-58-5-14/36
present. In 1957 the 24-th volume "Flora of the USSR", the 4-th
volume "Flora of Spore Plants" and-a chart of the vegetation
of Central Asia and Southern -Kazakhstan on a large scale were
edited. The 13-th volume of the treatise "Trematodes of Animals
and Man" was published. In the past yeor new biological in-
stitutions were establisheds the Institute for Cytology on the
basis of the Laboratory of the seme name, the northern branch
of the Forestry Institute in Arkhangellsk, the Kuybyshev Stat-
ion of the Institute for Biology of Water Reservoirs and some
new laboratories. In Moscow an international symposium on the
formation of life was called. In a special information V, A.
Engellgardt outlined the plan of the development of biological
sciences for the years 1959-1965- V. N. Sukachev, Member, Acad-
emy of Sciences, USSR reported on -the work of biologists in
1957, where he pointed out the lack of specialists in the fields
of cytology, biophysics, paleontology, botanics, zoology and so-
me others. The following persons participated in the discussionsa
1) G. Ya. Bey-Biyenko, Corresponding Member, Academy of Scien-
ces, USSR spoke on tasks in connection with the establishment
of the Siberian Branch.
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the importance of an increase in contact of biology with
chemistry.
3) G. K. Khrushchov, Corresponding Member, Academy ofS,.ien-
ces, USSR and a number of other spebLkers also spoke on the
necessity of strengthening the contacts between biologists and
physicists as well as chemists. He called it an essential dis-
advantage that the office of the department in its activity
mainly restricted to scientific-organizational problems, which
was supported by several other spltakers.i-
4) A.A. Imshenetskiy, Corresponding Member, Academy of Sciences,
USSRjadvocated the opinion that the office of the department
should take up everything new in science and that it should
act as initiator in the posing of new principal scientific
problems. He made the proposal to introduce prize competitions
for the best works.
5) E. A. Asratyan, Corresponding Member, Academy of Sciences,
USSR emphasized the one-sided development of physiology in the
country and stated that jaeurophysiology is developed to a very
limited extent.
6)N. M. Sisakyan, Corresponding Member, Academy of Sciences,
USSR emphasized the nedessity of creating connections between
Card 3/0 the scientific institutions of the department and the councils

STEPAVENKO, B.H.;-Bq@ROVA, L.N.
The "sodilim-DPP" preparation (sodium salt of fructose diphoopbate)
and its practical use and "ZSC" (zymostimulator cordis), the new
11yeast" stimulant of cardiac activity. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. biol.
no-5:597-609 S-0 '58. MRA 11:10)
1. Laboratoriya fiziologicheskoy khimii AN SSSR.
(FRUCTOSE PHOSPHATES) (CARDIAC GLfCOSIIM3)

B. INTI. STIEPAIIEINKO, Ye. M. AFAHAWYEVA and R. A. BAIKSOVA
"On the chemical -nature of a new Dolysaccharide"
The Chcai3try and Metabolism of Carbohydrates in Animal and Plant Organising.
Monference in Moscov. Januavy 28 to Tanuary 3o 1958.

SUVI 30-53-6-30/45
AUTHOR: Sergiyenko, I. Z.
TITLE: The Chemistry and Metabolism of Carbohydrates in Animal and
Plant Organisms (Khimiya i obmen uglevodov v zhivotnom i
rastitellnom organizmakh) Conference in Moscow (Konferentsiya
v Moskve)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Nr 6p pp. 112-114
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: This conference took place from January 28 to January 3o.
It was organized by the L&boratory for Physiological Chemistry
of the AS USSR and was attended by about 2oo s-necialists,
among them organochemists, biochemists, physiologists, pharma-
cologists, histologists and physicians who represented various
scientific institutions of the AS USSR, of the Academy of
Medical Sciences of the USSR, of the VASKhNIL, of a number
of universities and other colleges, as well as of branch in-
stitutes from all the country. It was open-1 by the Director
of the Laboratory for Physiological Chemistry B. N. Stepanenko.
He stressed in his detailed report among other things the
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The Chemistry and Metabolism of Carbohydrates in Animal and Pldnt Organisms.
Conference in Moscow
solute formation of simple catbohydrates. New and great success
was achieved in the field of the O-and N-glycosides. He re-
ported on some important results of the work in laboratories.
Furthermore the following reports were heard:
1) S. N. Danilov: On the reaction of the simultaneous oxi-
dation and regeneration in a group of carbohydrates.
2) Yu. A. Zhdanov: On the use of different methods of synthesis.
vestigations carried out in the field of aome 0- and N-
glycosides.
4) 0. K. Orlova: On 2 new diphtheria bacilli.
5) Ye. K. Alimova: On carbohydrates in the structure of
diphtheria bacilli.
3) A._H,_9�,eZgLnenko, L. K. Kryukova, 0. G. Serdyuk: On in-
6) S. A. Neyfakh and M. P. Mellnikova: On enzymatic members.
7) V- S- Illin: On the importance of hexokinase reaction.
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Conference in Moscow
8) N. K. Nagradova: On the properties of the effect of the
dehydrase of phosphorus-glycerin aldehyde.
9) A. P. Barkhash: On the method of the conversion of glucose.
10) A. N. Petrov: On the presence of a phosphorus-less method
of synthesis in the liver.
11) M. I. Prokhorova and Z. N. Tupikova: On the intensity of
the carbohydrate metabolism in organs.
12) B. I. Khaykina: On the velocity of the regeneration of
free and bound glycogens fractions.
13) Ye. L. Rozenfeltd: On the function of animal organisms.
14) M. G. Shubich: On the results of the histochemical investi-
gation of the glycogene of muscular tissue.
15) R. A. Rutberg: On the importance of polysaccharides in the
investigation of the blood system.
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properties and characteristics of Soviet dextrin.
17) A. N. Petrova: On the problems of the pathology of carbc-
hydrate metabolism.
18) S. M. Leytes and N. T. Smirnova: On the effect of the
antidiabetic preparation BZ-55-.
19) A. V. Kotellnikova and G. D. Krechetova: On special problems
of the pathology of carbohydrate metabolism.
20) B. N. Stepanenko, Ye. M. Afanastyeva and R. A. Baksova: On
the chemical nature of a new polysaccharide.
21) 0. A. Pavlikova and M. V. Turkina: On conversions of sac-
charose in plant tissues.
22) D. I. Lisitsin, M. S. Bardinskaya, M. I. Smirnova-Ikonni-
kova, iu. V. Peruanskiy, G. A. Lukovnikova and V. I.
Ivanov : On carbohydrates of plant origin.
In the re8olution the achievements as ve3-1 as the shortcomings
vere men-cioned. A commission for the coordination of
work was founded.
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STXPANENJKO, B.H., AFANSIYLVA, Ye.M., BAKSOVA, R.A.
Chemical nature of eremuran, a new polysaccharide from the roots
of Eremurus regelii [with summary in English]. Biokhimiia 23
no-5:713-720 S-0 '58 (MIRA 11:11)
1. Laboratoriya fiziologicheskoy khimii AN SSSR i Moskovskoy
farmatsevticheskiy institut, Moskva.
(PLANTS,
gremurus regelii, isolation & chem. of polysaccharide
eremuran (Rus))
(POLYSACCHARDES,
eremnran, chem. & isolation from Bresurns regelli
(RUB))