SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT TRAUB, A. - TRAUGOTT, N. N.

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SZONTAGH., Ferenq SAS, Mihaly; TRAUB, Alfred
Placental production of gonadtropins in early stages of pregnancy
and histochemical changes of the,epithelium of the trophoblast
under tho influence of sex steroids. Kiserl. orvostud. 14 no-3:
306-313 je 162.
1. Szegedi Orvostudomanyi-Egyatem Szuleszoti es Nogyogyaszati Kl:Lnikaja.
(GODIADTROPINS CHORIONIC metab)
(EMBRYO pharmacol) (SEX HORMONES pharmc6l)

GABOR, Pal, It.-; TRAM, -Alfred, W.
Giant uterine cyst and peduncular torsion of myoma. Orv. hetil. 99
no-36:1262-1263 7 Sept 58.
1. A Szegadi Orvostudomanyi Fgyetem Szuleszeti es Nogyogyaszati
Klinikajanak (ignzgato: Btiti2falvy Janos dr. egyet tanar) kozlemenye.
(UMIM NEOPIASMS, case reports
Deduncular torsion of leionvoma causing develop. of
giant cystic fibronWoma (Hun))
(LEMMY-014k, case reports
uterus, peduncular torvion of leion7oma causing develop.
of giant cystic fibrouqoma (Hun))

TRAUB, Alfred, dr.; SZEGVARI, Menybert, dr.
Metrorrhagia caused by extra-genital diseases. Werlhof's disease
and thrombopathy. Nagy.noory.lap. 23 no-5:299-303 S 160.
1. A Szegedi Orvostudomanyl Egyetem Szuleszet-Hogyogyaozati
Iliuikajanak kozlemenye.
(PURPURA THROMBCPENIC Compl)
(MENORRHAGIA AID METRORRHAGIA etiol)

TRAUB, Alfred, dr.; PIUKOVICH, Istvan, dr.
wffMwMdwA%L
Lymph follicles in the cer7ix uteri. Magy.noorv.lap. 23 no.6:
382-384 N 160.
1. A Szegedi Orvoetudomanvi Rgybtem Szuleszeti ea Nogyogyaszati
Klinikajanak kozlemenye.
(CEW IX UTFM pathol)

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SZONTAGH, Perenc; TRAUB, Alf-reA-
Z~
Recent data on trophoblast histologY. Kiserl. orvostud. 14 no.2:
154-160 Ap 16Z.
1. Szegedi Ormstudomanyi Egyetem Szuleozeti es Nogyogyaszati Klinikaja.
(EMBRYO anat & histol)

TRAUB, Alfred, dr.; KOVACS) Istvan, dr.
Actinomycosis of the female genitalia. Magy. noorv. lap. no.5:308-311
S '61.
1. A szegedi Or7ostudomanyi Egyetem Szuleszeti es Nogyogyaszati Klinika-
janak kozlemenye.
(GYNECOLOGY) (ACTINOMYCOSIS case reports)

HORVATH E., KORPASSY, BACHRACH D., KOVACS K., and TRAUB A.
B Dept. of path. Anat., Histol, ra&-I. Univ., Szeged. *Histomorphological signs of
hyperfanction in the magnocallular nuclei of the anterior hypothalamus of the
magocellular nuclei of the anterior hyporthalamus of the rat ACTA MORPH. ACAD. SCIEUr.
HUNG. (Budapest) 1954, 4/2 (179-185) Tables 2 Illus. 4
Withholding of water causes in rats a hypertrophy of the gangljon cells of the sup-
raoptic and paraventricular nuclei. This hypertrophy is associated with a decrease
or disappearance of the Gomori-positive substances and of the p.a.S. positive
sign of increased neurosecretion.
SO: Facerpta Medica Section V, Vol. 7, No. 3.1

On the rla+.hojq~;V of D-.joienal anJ Gstric, Peptj-e Ulcer Irl Infaricy. (.1r. Ln~,Iish)
G. LUSZTIG, A. TPRUR-, and KOPFASSY. Acta morphologica Acadeiidae Scientiaartzn
Fung.9ricae (.#'Lcta morph. itcal. Sri.. huniy.)' 4, 187-199, 1954, ~ fiFs.. 47 refs.
During the 13-year period 1940-52, 211 cases of peptic ulcer of the stomach or duedenum,
were founi in a total of 1,745 necropsies performed at the Medical University, Szeged,
Hung~ary, on infants up to the age of 12 months. The over-all incidence was thus 1.32~,
or 1.86% if still-born Infants are excluded. The yearly Incidence, however, varied
considerably, ranging from 0.77 to 14.28%. Only one ulcer was found in a newborn
infant. Three separate ulcers were observerl In 3 cases, and two in 7. Perforation of
the ulcer was found in 5 cases, in 4 of which It had resulted in general peritonitis.
Haemorrhage had occurred in at least 10 cases and had been the cause of Jeath in 4.
Histologically, the ulcers showed but little granulomatous reaction, and signs of
endarteritis and vascular thrombosis were absent. A severe degree of dehydration and
wasting was found in about four-fifths of the infants. No associ;1tion was established
between the occurrence of ulcers and of cerebral lesions.
As most of their cases occurred during the autumn months, when the incidence of
infantile gastroenteritis is highest, the authors suggest that dehydration may be
either the cause of, or at least a contributory factor in, peptic ulceration In
Infants.
Salm
SO: ABSTRACTS OF WORLD MEDICINE, Vol. 16, No. 6

YORPASSY, Bela; MOSONYI, Marta; MANWEVITS, Anna; TRAUB, Alfred
Chronic local irritations and acetylaminofluorene
carcinogenesis. Kisorletas orvostud. 8 no.2:152-157
March 56.
1. Szegedi Orvost. Zgyetaml Korbonctani as Korazovettani
Intezete.
(FLILIORENE, deriv.
N-acetyl-2-fluorenamine, carcinogenic off. in local
irritations by tannic acid & surg. in rate. (Hun))
(CARCINOGENS
same)
(NMPLASMS, exper.
off. of N-acetyl-2-fluorenamine in local irritations
by tannic acid & surg. in rats. (Hun))

TRAU B, A.
B. Dept. of path. Anat., Histol., med. Univ., Szeged. *Histonorphological signs of
hyperfunction in the magnocellular nuclei of Vie anterior hypothalamus of the
magnocellular nuclei of the anterior hypothalamus of the rat ACTA MRPH. ACAD. SCTF-INTr.
HUNG. (Budapest) 1954, 4/2 (179-05) Tables 2 Illus. 4
Withholding of water causes in rats a hypertrophy of the ganglion cells of the sup-
raoptic and paraventricular nuclei. This hypertrophy is associated with a decrease
or disappearance of the Gomori-postive substances and of tile p. a. S. positive
aubstances, with intensive peripheral condensation of the tipToid bodies, and with
basophilia of the cytoplasm. All these changes are considered as a morpholoaical
sign of increased neurosecretion.
SO: Excerpta Medica Section V, Vol. 7, No. 11

LUSZTIG 0., TRAUS A. AND KORPA37SY B.
Dept. of path. Anat., Histol., med. Univ., Szeged. *On the pathology of duodenal and gastri
peptic ulcer in infancy ACTA WRIFF. ACAD. SCIENT. HUNG. (Budapest) 1954, 4/2 (le7-199)
Tables 5 Ullus. 5
In the autopsy material of thirteen consecutive years, acute gastric or duodenal peptic
ulcer occurred in 23 out of 1745 newborns and infants below one year of age; out of 485
newborns in one (0.2%), ard out of 747 infants in 22 (2.9%). Acute gastroduodenal peptic
ulcer was most frequent on the second and fourth quarters of the first year of life. In
these periods of life, there was, bowever, no difference between the two sexes. Acute pep
ic ulcer occurred mostly solitary in the upper part of the duodey.um, but multiple ulcers in
duodenum ad stomach were not infrequent. The incidence of ulcer within any one year of
the last 3 years 1950-1952 was higher than during the previous 10 years altogether. Most
cases occurred in the autumn months. Perforation was observed In 5 cases, hemorrhage in
10. The basic disease involved the respiratory tract in 11 cases, the digestive system in
5 cases. In 3 cases the ulcer was associted with Leiner's erythrodermia. Marasmus (a
weight deficiency of over 30 per cent) was observed in more than half of the ulcer cases.
Ulcer was not more frequent arong infants with cerebal lesions than anong infants
wibhout such a lesion. No appreciable differences were found in the weight and histo-
logical structure of the endocrine glands between ulcerous and non-ulcerous infants. Huma
pathological and experimental data referring to the aetiology and pathogenesis are
discussed. On the basis of the frequent occurrence of the condition observed in the
autumn months of some years it is suggested that marasmus following E. coli dyspepsia
or gastroenteritis of unknown origin may cause or Womote the formation of ulcer.-
Jarvi - Turku
SO: Excerpta Medica; Section V Vol 7 No. 12

KORPASSY B., LUS-MG G., and LHALffi A.
Dept. of path. Anat., HiBtol., med. univ., Szeged. *On the pathology of duodenal and gastric
peptic ulcer in infancy ACTA MOFPH. ACAD. SCIENT. HUNG. (Budapest) 1954, 4/2 (187-199)
Tables 5 Illus. 5
In the autopsy material of thirteen consecutive years, acute gastric or duodenal peptic ulcer
occurred in 23 out of 1745 now borns and infants below one year of age; out of 485 newborns
in one (0.2%), and out of 747 infants in 22 (2.9%). Acute g.stroduodenal peptic ulcer was
most frequent in the second and fourth quarters of the first year of life. In tbase periods
tim condition was more frequent among girls. Relating the cases to the whole first year of
life, there was, however, no difference between the two sexes. Acute peptic ulcer occurred
mostly solitary in the upper part of the duodenum but multiple ulcers in duodenum and stomach
were not infrequent. The incidence of ulcer within any one year of the last 3 years 1950-195
was higher than during the previous 10 years altogether. ~bst cases occurred in the autumn
months. Perforation was observed in 5 cases, haemorrhage in 10. The basic disease involved
the respiratory tract in 11 cases, the digestive syatem in 5 cases. In 3 cases the ulcer
was associated with Leiner's erytbrodermia. 1,16rasmus (a weight deficiency of over 30 per cen
was observed in more than half of the ulcer cases. Ulcer was not more frequent among infants
with cerebral lesions than mong infants without such a lesion. No appreciable differences
weret found in the weight and histological structure of the endocrine glands between ulcerous
and non-ulcerous infants. Haman-patbological and experimental data referring to the
aetiology and pathogenesis are discussed. On the b8sis of the frequent occurrence of the
condition observed in the autumn months of some years it is suggested that maresmus fonowing
E. coli dyspepsia or gastroenteritis of unknown origin may cause or promote the
formation of ulcers. Jj~rvi - Turku
SO: Excerpta Medics; Section V Vol. 7 No. 12

My'
an, I
TTzAti~ A. 'IT!, T,. 1 17
9 Dnnt. of nath. Anat... Histol, med. Univ, Sze-er% *Uis tomorrholo~~ical si-= of
hyrerfunction in th~- mur~lei oll "lie ariterior hypothalam-un of, t"ns-
MaFnocellmlar rucl,~l o~' the antorior of the rat. ACTA YO-RTIT. AC-1D.
'TTI.~J(,. (-%darest) 1954, V22 (179--wl-85) Tables 2 111,13. 4
AtI-4,hol,11m, of water causes In r-qtr, a hvrertrorliv of the, 1-an.-Ilon cells of the su-
raortic and namentricular nucl.-A. This hyrertro-hy is associated -!i'.h a drcr,-nse
or ~isamvarance of the Gomori-rostiv,, sul-stances and of the r.a.S. nositive
substances, with intensive rerinheral condensation of the tif'roid boli-es, an,l with
sialn of increased neurosoc-etion.
SO: '~bccerpta Medica Section V, Vol. 7, No. 11

,A601. Prevention by peullcOn in anim&ls of hamath dark border
plina sad itomamis- L ?-rd L 5z~j-cr~v
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EDR:,?ASSY, B. ; MOSONVI, M. ; SZTANOJEVITS, A. - TRAUB, A.
Chronic local irritation and acetylaminofluorene carcinogenesis.
Cask. onkol. 2 no.4:308-316 1955.
1. Dept. of Pathological Anatomy and Histology of the Medical
University, Szeged, Hungary. Prof. MUDr. Korpassy Bela a
spoluprac., Szeged, Koesutb Lajos. Sugarut 40.
(FLUORENE, derivatives,
2-acetylaminofluorene, off. on stomach. off. of
local irritation with tannic acid on carcinogenic
response.)
(ST014ACff, neoplasms.
exper. carcinogenesis with 2-acetylaminofluorane, off.
of local irritation with tannic acid.)
(NEOPLASMS,'experimental,
stomach. carcinogenesis with 2-acetylaminofluorene, off.
of iocal irritation with tannic acid.)
(TANNIN,
tannic acid, eff. of local irritation of stomach on
exper. carcinogenee with 2-acetylaminofluorane.)

MRRO, Laszlo, dr.; TRAUB, Alfred, dr.; SZADSCZTY, Laszlo, dr.
Prevention of the formation of a bismuth film, and of
subsequent stomatitis, by means of pe-alcillin in animal
experiments. Borgyog7. vener. szemle 9 no.6:221-224 Nov 55.
1. A Szegedi Orvastudamanyi Fcyetemi 'Ror- as Nem1beteg
KlInika (Igazgato: Ravnay, Tomas, dr. egyotemi tanar) es
Korbonctani es Korezovettani Intozet. (igazgatO: lorpassy, Bela, dr.
egyetemi tanar) kozlomenyo.
(STOMATITIS, experimental
, caused by bismuth film In cats, prov. eff. of penicillin)
(BISMUT . toxicity
stomatitis, in cats. prev. off. of penicillin)
(PENICILLIN, effects
on exper. bismuth stomatitis in cats, prov. off.)

BACHRACH, D.; KOVACS, K,; HORVATH, I.; TRAM, KORFASSY,.B.
No translation. Acta morph. hung. 4 no.2:179-185 1954.
1, Department of Pathological AnatoxV and Histology of the
Meaical University in Szeged (Director.: Prof. J.Balo)
(HYPOTHALUMS
ganglion call hypertrophy In supraoptic & paraventricular
nuclei in thirsting rate)
(THIRST, off.
on ganglion call hypertrophy in supreoptic & paraventricular
nuclei In rate)

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BACHRACH. iwnes; KOVACS. Kalman; TRAUB, Alfred; HORVATH, Iva; XORPASST,
Bela
J11gne of hyperfunction of the anterior giant call nuclei of the
lqpothalamua in rate. Kioerletas or7oatud. 6 no,-3.-209~-213 may 54.
(THIRST, effects,
hypothalamic byperfunct., anterior giant cell nuclei in)
(HYPOTHALAMUS, physiology.
off. of thirst, hyperfuact#, anterior giant call nuclei in)

- - -LUSZTIG, G.; TRAUB, A.; KORPASSY, B.
go translation. Acta morph. hung. 4 no.2:187-199 1954.
1. Department of Pathological Anatomy and Histology of the Medical
University in S;eged (Director: Prof. J.Balo)
(PEPTIC ULGIM, in inf. & child
pathol.)

SZONTAGH, Ferenc, Dr, SAS, Mihaly, _Vj_,_TRAIJF3, A 1 f r d Dr, KOVACS, Laszlo, Dr,
BARDOCZY, Arpad, Dr, SZEREDAY, Zoltan, Dr; Medical University of Szeged, Ob-
stetrical and Gynecological Clinic (Szegedi Orvostudomanyi Egyatem, S,*zulesze-
ti es Nogyogyaszati Klinika).
"The Effect of Various Norsteroids on the Hormone Excretion and on the
Histomorpholo.gy of the Trophoblast During Pregnancy."
Budapest, Orvosi He~i~lap, Vol 104, No 28,14 July 1963, pages 13OZ-1303.
Abstract: [Authors' Hungarian surimary modified] The effect of methylestreno-
lone (Orgasteron), allyloestrenol (Costanon),lynestrenol (Orgametril) and
norandrostenolone propionate (Durabolin) has been tested on the hormonal ex-
cretion of 39 patients in early pregnancyand the histochemical changes in
the trophoblast were examined after the interruption of the pregnancy. All
four norsteroids increased the hormone excretion of the placenta but the in-
tensity and quality of their effect varied greatly. HCG excretion was great-
ly increased by Orgasteron, pregnandiol and estriol excretion was increased
be Gestanon. A moderate decrease in the 17 ketosteroid and 17 hydroxy-keto-
steroid excretion was caused by all four compounds tested, with Durabolin
havin:, the smallest effect, With the exception of the Durabolin treatment,
the histochemical examination of the trophoblast showed such signs of hy-
peractivity, which explain the increase of hormone excretion and production
in every instance. 7 Hungarian, 18 Western references.
1/1 - 13 -

SAS, Mihaly, dr.; TRAUB, Alfred, dr.; SZERKDAY, Zoltan, dr.
E)Fperiences with allylestrenol based on clinical use. Orv. betil. 1o4
no.1-1:501-501+ 17 Mr 163.
1. Szegedi Orvostudomanyi Egyetem, Szuleszeti es Nogyogyaszati
Klinika.
(PROGESTERONE) (ABORTION, H41TUAL) (MENORRHAGIA)
(ABORTION, THREATffl4ED) (FSH) (BDDY TEWERATURE)
(UTERINE HEMORRHAGE)

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HCI gas; bomactetfution occurred and, wbra the r
00 Al kart1dayt Jarivadles of Obectals. 11 W. to sep. toward the end of
and F. Traub (Univ. Meet). If-GAIL 77,41+-30(l 7). 1 tim was POG., ce'711tall b`PQ after 12 bm
the satze. and rapidly increeLsed in quantity;
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96 phio"lucind and its hotuolm give di- as we 03 niono- abs. ether, dried at 50-W* in the vacuum ofawater
uldehydeo by tbt Ciattermann reaction, wbemu f"OHnal- d4eca, by gradual add*. of water, and hy"yzed=
66 11 rA do not give a Unce of dialdthyde. Vth. Addn. Of & little dil. "cl anon the beat.
a orcia &4b aW .water
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brd, AlOs in ether Instead of ZuC4 the Clio '60
by using an I Itic. compd. crystd. an couling and was purified by
of group can be Introduced latovet;ious 110 ketones such " crysin. at dista. In a hfgb vacuum. 2.4-(ilOWs11.CiI
eel: 0- and v-teeiscetophenone, orsaMophenone, etc.; (bey IF ecklfo
asr with Zn(CN)g and AIC4 gave 10~' 2 4 13-(140)
temed that the AICI.catalyzes the fortnadoet ofit secioad.
Cl4o)#. M. 1270 Jbilliptallityl= M-1.
2ti~l Afy-valence ring between the phenolic BO and an * 1 .*9
-CO or I yielded 11%0 of a dialde * H or 111), m. 1117", vola-
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this so-called chelate-ring formation, According to-
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as a-ardnoleldebyde; on Cletatuenwn reductiun It yieldni
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that the CHO group is Introduced. It such chelacCon Is h after ciyan. front pelt. ether and d1sla. at I"' (air
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reactioes does not take place. Naturally, t possibility tore IU, since there has thus far been found no exception
0Zof such ring hireastion is not in itself a sufticient condition to the rule that it is the C mon: (inarked") next to that
(or the Occurrence of the reaction. G_ and T_ were --_ cIkffying the #_Ito group that is activ&tc(l. let &,I expel. 4:00
UW. under these coadidons to introduce a C-Ac by means
C 401
OF UeCN Into 2,4-(IIO)rCsH&R (R-CHO, Ac. COMe). Clio C:10 Clio
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in ireneral. the madified Cattennann or Mach reaction
wab carried out by treating I mol. of the compd. with 2 (U)
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be Ito*
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group t W
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00 aa. PC*, a .
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thesixed in M-1\z%H At off if
Of 37% *M from 2.4.6.(H0) *Ac and Mel bailed 4 A; g 0*
*40 hm with freshly caldned XXOt In acetone. V was also OH HO
obWued, but Is only 2.9% yield, from HO(MrO)r- d\,) Tj
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so dingkorypke", from Ac(MtO)AHrOII. McCN, imd (1)
127* reduced to the 2.6-di-Ei a
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Control of the bed charge height in 011pols fur6~Aes. Ut proizv 0 -
no.1007 0 '63o 1 1 tMLRA 16-12)"

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Acture tubp (bsiM production technology, and methods of testing (Kineskopy; -
konstn)kt%~L,- t6khn6logiya i metody ispAjtmiy) Kiev, Izd-vo "Tekhnika," 1965.
279 p. illus., biblio. 4000 copies printed.
TOPIC TAGS*: Image tube, test method, vacuLm technology
PURPOM AND 00VERAGE: This book is intended for technical persainel concerned with
the manufacture, testing, and reconditioning of picture tubes, as well as for
University aid trade school students taking courses in this field. Me book pre-
sents the'fundanuntals of the desigiing, mass producticti technology, and rmthods
of control of picture tubes. The most efficient mechanized aid automated equipment
used in present day production am descr-lbed.
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Title tr. : Optical instrurient-s in anti-aircraft. arfill.ery; con-
stniction flindarientals.
A-iicrof ilia T-2
(Slavic Lio0m)
S (I , Aeronautical 6ctences and Aviation in them 6ovi,)t Union, LVivar-, of
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'r;zh.; TRADIF-, ~
A.G., inzh.9 rotsenzent testing metbods] Kine-
[KinescoPs; desipf technolOgY and
skopy; konstruktsila, tekhnologiia i metOdy 'sPytani- Kievp
Tekhnika, 1965. 279 P. (MIRA 18:6)

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VASIIEVSKIY, M.N., kand.tekhn.nauk; TRAUBE, Ye.S.... inzh.; LEVCHENKO, Yu.T.
inzh.j KRAVTSOV, S.I., Inzh.
Automation of skip hoists by means of mechanical brakes with
hydraulic drive. Ugoll.prom. no.4:51-55 JI-Ag 162. MTA 15:8)
1. Giproniselektroshakht.
(Mine hoisting) (Automatic control)

VASIM"Klv, ftrk Nikolayevich;-TRAUDFAx-T-Meuiy Semenovich; MIRSKAYA, V.V.,
'-iO- 0
red. izd-va; MINSKER, L.I., tekhne redo; tekhn.
red.
(Remote and automatic control of the brakes of mine hoists] Distan-
tsionnoe i avtomaticheskoe upravlenie tormozom shakhtnykh pod"emnykh
mashin, Moskva., Goso nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo lit-ry po gornomu delu,'
1961. 57 P. (MIRA 14:11)
(Hoisting machinery-Brakes) (Remote control)
(Automatic control)

SOLOVEYCHIK, L.M.; GENIN, L.S.; KRUPYANSKIY, F.Yu.; RAZGOVOHOV,
A.V.; jR4~BBNBMG,j.A.; RUBD;A, P.M., otv. red.;KWIMINA,
R.A.,re-E. '-
(Principles of the methodology of planning future needs
in general usage service] Osnovy metodologii perspektivnogo
planirovaniia potrebnostei v sviazi obshchego pollzovaniia;
ir)forrr,atsionnyi sbornik. Moskva, Sviazl, 1964. 77 p.
(MIRA 17:12)

TRAUBE0,;1IRG, I. A.
"Technical and Economic Analysis of Various Methods of Con-
structing 3uburban Telephone Communica Lions." Gand Tach Sci,
Moscow i~lectrotechnical Inst of Comnunications, Min Communica"on
Ussit, Moscow, 1954# (4, 110 71 Feb 55)
SO: Sum. No. 631, 26 Aug 55-51xvay of Ocientific and Technical
Dissertations Defended at USSR Higher Educational Institutions
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The Roduction of told Chloride in the Presence of Lyophilic CoUcids.
"- awrge allgeme Chemes V019 170,p 19289 ppe 65-98
Choir. Absti., Vol. 22!2502
AU013 was reduced in aq. soln. uith a number of reducing agents inthe presence
of many lyophilic colloidsq Nearly aU the colloids had a marked p- ...ptizing
influence in concd. soln. Usually the peptizing effect increased A th the pro-
tective power or the colloids. The degree of dispersion of the Au was grease
lest
in the most coned, solns. of colloids in some cases ooarse di~ ersity and potn.
SP
were fotuW at internediatebncns. of colloid. Often when the soln. contg. no
colloid yiolded st.*le Au sol aniall amts, of lyophilic sol caused pptn. In other
cases when the colloid-free aoln. gave a npt. of Au,, small amts. of lyophilic
colloid exerted protective action. F. L. Brot-me

Syath(jjis of Nitroi:eneoua WSNund by mean.,, a Nitric Oxi6e.
Ann-alenrs 1898p 300$ 81-128
J.-Chem. Socs V. 740 P. A9
Ia several papers recently publiehed, the author has ehawn that, under Suitable con-
ditions, nitric oxide uniws with a large number of organic compounds. Tbe power of
combininb w-itii nitric oxide is exhibitea bv all those ctm~pounda Ubich *ld it-onitrovo-
derivatives under the influence of nitrous acid, namlyp athylic acetoscetate,'ehylic
mlonatep an,; its alkylie derivativegs,, ethylic acetyluccinates nitropai-affins-, ketonev.
h-ving a vetheriyl, meWylene, or methyl group adjacent to the carbonyl radiclep diketones,
eth:lic phetylacetate, benzylic cyanides M-SOLCinols phloroglucinols ethylic succinyl-
succinate, methone, carovene, ani a milar cvmpounds. Combinntion of thcEe subsLances
with nitric oxide, however, occurs only in presence 9f alkalis.
The nitric oxide reaction, as thf- author ret'ere to this mthod of synthLEiS, involves
the rcplacciftent of bydrogen by the Mup N,,02H. In order to djztihguish the compounds
obtained b~ thiB r4cans from the nitramines of Franchimont, they are called isonitrardince
(conpare Hantzschp this vol., 1. 247). They are identical with the.prciduct of the
action of nitrc-u-- acid on subutituted hydro)Wlaminee, and nr al,3o obtained by the
hydrolysie of von Hneyerve bisnitrosyl compounds with hy...rochloric or eulphuric acid.

TRAUBE, Ye,S, inzb.; KHA-TULEV, Ye.A.. inzb.
Use of powerful mining machinery motors In mine section
electric systems. Ugoll Ukr- 3 no-3:17-20 X- 159.
(MIRA 12:5)
(Mining macbinery--Electric driving)
(Electricity in mining)

TRAUBE, YO.S.
Performance characteristics of hoists
platforms. UMIlUkr. 3 no.12:16-19 '
with use
'59.
(14IRk
of shaker
13W
(Mine hoisting)

TRAUBE, Ye.S., inzh.
Selecti-ng., electric cm-rent converters for mine hoists vith
asynchronous electric drive. Ugoll ITIrr. 4 no.8:31-32 Ag 160.
(MIRA 13:9)
(Electric current converters) (Mine hoisting)

FIDORDV& M.M., gornyy inzh.; VASILZVSKIY. M.N., kand.tokhn.nauk; TRAU133,
Teo$*, inzhe
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Automatic control of hoisting machines with asynchronous drive.
Gor. zhur. no.22:38-43 D 1609, (MIRA 13:12)
1. Giproniselektroshakht, Stalino (for Vasilevskiy, Traube).
(Hoisting machinery-Bleetrie drives)
(Automatic control)

VASILEVSKIY~ M.N., kand. tokhn. nauk~. TRAUBE,_Xe,5,, kand. tekhn.nauk;
RtJTBF:RGP L.N., inzh.; STOROZHF T-f."'P., inzh.
Nov system of semiautomatic control of mine hoisting. Shakht.
stroi. 8 no.10:4-7 0 164. (~aRA 17:12)
1. Inatitut Glpran-48eloktroshakht.

Determination of the limiting moments of the asynchronous
motors of cutter-loaders in mine networks. Elektrichootvo
no,10:19-23 0 161. (MIRA 14:10)
1. Giproniselektroshakht.,
(Electricity in mining)
(Coal mining machinery-Electric drivii1g)

VASILEVSKIY, M.N., kand.tekhn.nauk; i=h.; KIIAVTSOV, V.A.,
inzh. - ____
Effect of the conveying type, engine and network parameters on
the rated operating efficiency of the cutter-loader. Ugoll Ukr.
5 no.12:27-28 D 161. (MIRA 14:12)
1. Gijzoniselektroshakht.
(Coal mining machinery)

TRAUEE,, Ye.S.,, kand. tekhn. nauk
Cooling drill and cutter-loader motors and changing over from
380 v. to 660 v. Ugoll Ukr. 7 no.7t24-25 J1 163. (MM 16t8)
1. Giproniselektroshakht.
(Mining machinery-Electric driving)

BELOZEROV, V.G., (Kursk, u1. Engellsa d.136J. kv.27); SKVORTSOV. B.A. (Leningrad,
'cyuza pechatnikov, d.7.kv.26); PARKHOMCHUK Ya. (L.-ningrad, u1.
,Soyuza pechatnikovp d*7.kv.26); TRAUBE, Ye.S.(Donetsk,,5, u1. Shchorsa,
d.12. kv.8); DROZDOV, A.D. (Novo -che'r'"s'-s-k-,' - u1. B.Khmellnitskogo d.151.
kv.26); VAYNBERG, A.M. (Moskva, V-180., Malaya Yakimanka, d.22, kv.19);
FILATOV, M.A. (Kemerovop ul. Dzerzhinskogo d.27p kv.11); GANZBURG, L.B.
(Leningrad P-3# KrasnoBellskayaj d.121 kv.2); BUDANOVI V.D. (Moskva,
A-287j, Chuksin tupik, d-4p kv.17); LYSENKO, N.G. (Kiyev, ul. Sulimov-
skaya, d.5.kv.71); SHERGIN, Ye.N. (Cherkassy, ul Uritskogo, d.37,kv.6);
TIUJSHCHEV,, Ye.A.; SUVOROV, Yu.I. (Riga, ul. Suvorova, d.209 kv.11);
ARTAMONOV, I.G. (Riga, u1. Suvorova, d.20, kv.1.1); OKHAPKIN, V.V.
(Yaroslavl', Tutayevskoye shosse, d.32); OLIKHOVSKIY, I.L. (Khartkov,
pr. Moskovskiy, d.199)
Discoveries and inventions. Prom.energ. 19 no.7:55-56 Jl 164.
(MIRA 18:1)
1. Bereznikovskiy sodovyy zavodq byuro po ratsionalizatsii i
izobretatellstvu., Permskaya obl.., g. Berezniki (for Trushchev).
2. Yaroslavll, Tutayevskoye shos5e, d.32, YaZMOGK (for Okhapkin).
3. Kharikov, pr.Moskovskiyp d.199p Khartkovskiy elektromekhani-
cheskiy zavod, byuro po ratsionalizatsii i izobretateltetvu (for
Ollkhovskiy).

KARKAZOV, Mikhail Grigorlyevich; YEFIMOV, Nikolay Semenovich; KCM'SKIY,
G.B., dotsent; retienzent; rAT'KjN,..D;F,, dotsent, retsenzent;
prepodavatell, retsenzent; BAZYK. V.K., prepoda-
vatell, retsenzent; FRAYFELID, G.Ta., prepodavatell, retsenzent;
STOYANOV, K.H.. otv.red.; KAZ'MiNA, R.A., red.; KAWILOVA, S.F.,
takhn.red.
-[Organizing and planning a local telephonic system]\Organizataiia
i planirovanie mestnoi telefonnoi svia2i. Moskva, Gos izd-vo lit-ry
po voprosam sviazi i radio, 1959. 212 p. tMIRA 12:12)
1. Xafedra Organizateii i ekeplustataii elektroavyazi Moskovskogo
elektrotekhnichookogo instituta avyazi (for Fat'kin, Traubenberg).
2. Kafedra okonoiaiki evyazi Odesskogo alektrotekhnicheskogo instituta
svyazi (for Basyk, Frayfelld).
(Telephone)

DIVAN, B.A., inzhener; TRLUBENMG. S.L._,_tn.;~hener; USPVNSKIY, YU.M.,
inzhener.
larva Hydroelectric Power Station. Blektrichestyo no.9:1-6 S
156. (XLRA 9:11)
1. Leningradekoye otdeleniye Gidroanargoproyekta.
(Harva Hydroelectric Power Station)

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~AUTHOR: n-aubenborg, S. Yo; Xorotchonko, A` A.; ?Utilova, 1. N.
'C~HG: Zoscow Technological Institute of the Food Industry (Yoskovskiy tokh-nologichoskiy
;~institut pishchavoy promyshlonnosti)
TAITIE: Effect of high doses of cobalt-60 garruma rays on potato starch
;SO1.RCE: IVUZ. Pishchovaya toldinologiya, no. 6, 1965, 24-28
I-OPIC TAIGS: radiation effect, radiation chemistry, food technology, processed
t-3lant product, carbohydrate. depolymerization
UIS' MACT. In continuation of earlier -work w-Ith lower doses of 1500 r/min, a total of
;18-94 millirad was applied to commercial starch containing 16fi, mo'ctura, placod JLn
tclosed anpoulos in the prosence of air at room temperature. Changes were rocorded
is-oacl~ro-d-,o'L.o,,,ie~~rically in the ultraviolet and visible ranges. Furt:her daternainatiOnS
:included color, amount of reducing substances (iodonetry), mean molecular "rai.g,nt
'(according to end groups), solubility (by refractometer), pH, organic acids,
.1.ornaldehyde (spectrum), glucose and maltosa (paper chromatography). Results S'nowed
i,an increase of destructive processes with increased gamma doses resulting in a waakened:
structure of the grain which becomes brittle, increase in water- soluble substances
1'(0655 -'Old at 54 millirad) due probably to rupture of the 1-4 and 1-06 glucoside bonds,
Card 1/2 UDc. 60~.22.o

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,ank-AI appearance of aldehyde end groups. 11-1o glucose or maltose ware detected.
!Solubillity was higher in the 18-56 millirad interval than at higher doses. Decrease
i
o 'L b-i and increase of organic acids, hydrogen ions and caeboxy groups was 'a-.4.,ghe-st at
~47-56 millJrad. Decrease in optical density paralleled color changes detarm~ned wlth
!iodine. The absorption maximum at 260-265 -,iyj.,was indicative for dioxyacetone. it was
iconcluded that at the above doses, just as at doses below 18 mil-lirad, starch
,;depolymerization will lead to the formation of dextrine-like suostancos. Tie radiation'
!Lnduced chemical transformation is accompanied by formation of low molecular compounds:'
.acids, dixoyacetone and formaldehyde. No mono- or disaccharides were formed. Zae
:,Values of dissociation constants approximated those of some carboxy-acids such as
:glycolic, gluconic, and mucic. The irradiated starch retained free radicals for a
1lon=- time; these probably represent an intermediate stop in radiolytic molecular
ideg-4adation. "We wish to thank P. Yu. Butyagin for determining the free radicals in
;our samples". Orig, art, has: 4 figures and 2 tables.
!S-U3 CODE: 06, 07/ SUBX DATE.- 30Dec641 ORIG REF: 004/ OM REF: 001

W-R-1-A-P60-18952 SOURCE CODE: Ug/032 66/000 00
1/10048 0052
AUTHOR: Putilovap I. N.; Traubenbergy S. Ye.; K
ORG: Moscow Technological Institute of the Food Industry __(Moskovskiy tekbnologiche-
skiy institut pishcHevoy.promyshlonno-s-ElT
TITLE: Properties of potato starch irradiated in gas media
SOURCE: IVUZ. Pishchevaya. tekhnologiya, no. 1, 1966, 48-52
TOPIC TAGS: gamma radiation, radiation chemistryp food technology, gas, polysaccha-
ride gamma irradiation, argon, carbon dioxide, oxygen, high vacuum, oxidation
ABSTRACT: The effect of starch irradiationlln various gas media on starch properties
was investigatea because fie -effect different types of media have on the radiolysis
of polysaccharides has as yet been inadequately studied and the role of oxygen in
radiolysis still questionable. The irradiation was carried out in argon, carbon
dioxide, air, oxygen, and in a vacuum with 60CO as the gamma-ray radiation source.'
The experimental results show that 1) starch undergoes less decomposition and oxida-
tion during its irradiation in argon or carbon dioxJde than during irradiation in the
other media, 2) the maximum yield of radiolysis products is obtained from the irradla-
tion of starch in an atmosphere of oxygen, 3) during irradiation in a high vacuum of
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0.4 mm lig at which the starch retains only 2% of the moisture, the starch decompop-
ition and oxidation is higher than during irradiation in other media, and 4) the
higher decomposition and oxidation of starch in a high vacuum might be ascribed Lo
the low content of moisture in the starch which makes it difficult for the free radi-~!'
cals to recombine. The authors thank V. P. Komar, R. G. Zhbankov. Kt A. i
Potapovich for taking the IR and EPR spectra. Orig. art-hast 3 figures ana 1 table-!
SUB CODE: 06-,07/ SUBM DATE: 15Jun65/ ORIG REF: 008/ OTH fW:-O:LO

'PUTHANAP
7..N.,, THAUBENBER69 S.Ye.
Effect of gamma rays cn the charge In starch acid-4,7. Pr-Alkl.
biloklilm. 'L mi~L-obiol. 1 no..-518-543 S-0 1650
(W.RA 18311)
1. Yaskovsk!y tekhrologilcheskiy institut pishchevoy promyshl-en--iosti,

GORON, I.Ye.; ARUTYUNOV, M.G.; MARKOVICH, V.D.y PATRUNOV, V.G.;
TRAUBENBERG, V.P. -
High-speed ferrographic recoi~ding of digital data. Elektronriaz'
16 no.12-.26-32 D 162. 1i (MIRA 16:1)
~(Telecomnunication)
(printing machinery and supplies)

'ACC N-R.- 6004353 SOURCE CODE: UR/0108/65/020/Olo/oo6i/0065
IAUTHOR: Traubenberg, V. P. (Active member)
ORG: Scientific and Technical Society of Radio Engineering and Electrocommunication
i(Nauclino-tekhnicheskoye obshchcFjtvo radiotekliniki i clektrosvyazi)
TITLE: Effect of magnetizing pulse rise time on th signal and noise in square-loop
iferrites
i
ISOURGE. Radioteklinika, v. ZO, no. 10, 1965, 61-65
TOPIC TAGS: signal noise separation, ferrite, square loop ferrite
ABSTRACT: An examination of well-known formulas for signal, noise, and ferrite-
core magnetic reversal brings about these conclusions: (1) Different rates of change
of induction within the steep and flat portions of the hysteresis loop result in strong
noise in a square-loop ferrite magnetically reversed by steep-front pulses; (2) The
square-loop coefficient of the core cannot completely determine the signal-to-noise
ratio when pulse magnetization is used; (3) When the cores are reversed by a
transistorized generator, the signal duration and amplitude depend only slightly and
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the noise depends completely on the pulse-rise steepness; (4) Less steep pulses brin
about a higher signal-to-noise ratio and lower dependence of the signal amplitude on
the load; (5) The pulse-rise time should be taken into account even when the pulses
are rather steep. The above theoretical conclusions were verified by experiments
with 5 to 40 ferrite cores pulse-switched by a transistorized generator; 0. 2- and
1. 5-microsec pulse-rise times were used. The estimated data differed within 10%
from the experimental. Orig. art. has: 3 figures and 18 formulas.
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AUVOR: Myslivecek,_ Alois (Engineer); Tr.-ka Vlastimil,.JDigineer)
ORG _e viutredna
: Cyslivaaek) Technical CarLt r ff -Commi-0141k~~imlf Prague (Technick-ti
spoju 'rrc kaJ Power Research Institute, Ceske Budejovice (Vrzktumy ustav energeticky)
TITLE: Measuring the parameters of the Inductive influence of three-phase E11V lines
SOURCE: Slaboproudy obzor, v. 26, no. 11, 1965, 677-685
TOPIC TAGS: communication line, transmission line, high voltage line, electric
inductance, electric resistance
ABSTRACT: The article su'rveys the results o .f m0a-
surement of the inductive influence of 110 kv three-phase
polfer transmission lines on overhead and buried communications
lines. The experiment showed the suitability of using, two-pl-tase
I . between the
i*tfansmission to determine the mutual inductan99
,polfer transmission line and the communicationl6lino and to doter-*
mine the apparent soil resistance at the place of.impingement.
Some-parameters from the theory of the inductive influence of
power lines on communications lines also are evaluated. Orig. art. has: 19 figures
_and_. 12 tables. ___CJPRSI___
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TRAUBERGo, L. -
The -game is worth it. Nauka i zhizn' 30 no.5s76-81 My 163.
(MIRA 16tlO)

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TRAUMV-JJM, ZdzisInw; DULKO-KALASKA, Gertruda; MICH, Wojciech
Iffect of Waterhouse-Friderichsen syndrome on the 3OG picture
and on pregnancy. Polski tygod. lek. 14 no.29:1354-1356 zo JTul7
59.
1. (ZE Szpitala Woj(madzkiego w Opolu: dyrektor: dr B. Glazer)
(ffATMHCUV,FRIDMICHS3N SYIMROME, in pregn.
(=,.CTROCARDIOGRAFRY~

TRAUMMM, Zdzjj3jav (Opole. ul. Kosnego 51. SzPital WoJewodzkl)
11 te ca the history of medicina in the 19th cent=y. Polski t7goci.
:-So -
lek. 14 no.9:403-405 2 Mar 59.
(HISTORY, IMICAL
in 19th century (Pol))

]BALds6v. L. A;SANDONIRSKIT, M. I;TRAUGOTT, K. N;CHISTOVICH, A. S,
Neurophysiological study of acute infectious psychoses.
Wevropat. psikhiat., Moskva 19 no.4t65-70 July-Aug. 1950.
(CLML 20:1)
1. Of the Institute of Nvolutionary Physiology and Pathology
of Higher Nervous Activity imeni Academician I. P. Pavlov
(Director -- Academician L. A. Orbeli) of the AcadezW of Med-
ical Bolences USSR.

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TRAUGOTT. N.H.; CHISTOTICH, A.S.
Attempt of physiologic understanding of speech incoherence In schlzo-
phrenia. Wevropat. psikhiat., Moskva 20 no.6:31-35 Nov-Doe 5le
(GIML 21:4)
1. Of the Institute of Physiology imeni I.P. Pavlov (Director-
Academician K.M. Bykov) of the Academy of Sciences USSR.

TRAUGOTT, H.N.; CHISTOVICH, A.S., zaveduyushchiy.
Peculiarities of the higher nervous function in chronic delirium (para-
phrenia). Tnidy In-it.fiziol. 1:413-424 '52. (MIARA 6:8)
1. Paikhiatricheskly sektor. (Nervous system) (Delirium)

TRAUGOTT, N.N.; CHISTOVIGH. A.S., zavedWmshchi'y.
Effect of active therapy ir)on speech r6actions of schizophrenics in an ex-
perlment with word associations. Tru(l;*7 Inct.fiziol. 1:436-453 '52.
(MlaU 6:8)
1. Nikhiatricheskiy sektor. (IL-sociation of ideus) (Schizophrenia)

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TROGOTT, N.N. . - 1~
Method of inTestigation in a psychiatric clinic of correlation dis-
orders of the signal systems* Zh, nevropat. paikhiat., Moskya 52 no.
6:3-'12 "inne, -1959;. (GIKL 23:3)
L Of the PMtohiatric Sector (Read -_ A. S, Chistoyloh), Institute
of Physiology, (Director -- Academician K. K. Bykov), AcadmW of
Sciences USSR.

1. BALOMOV, L. YA., D. A., LUJIM, A. YE., T11MOTT.N.J.
2. -S--~-;R (60C)
4. Sluchevski-t, I. F.
7. On Prof. I. F. Sluchevtskiyts at-ticle "On som urgont problems t. psychiatry."
Zlivir. nevr. J. psikh. 52, no. 12', 1952-
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, March 1953. Unclassified.

BAWNOV, L.Ya?;LICHKO, A.Ye.;TRAUGOTTO N.N I.
Data on pathophysiologic analysis of stupor appearing in infectious
psychoses. Zh. nevropat. psikhlat., Moskva 53 no.3:167-181 Mar 1953-
1 (GLKL 25:1)
1. Institute of Physiology imeni L P. Pavlov of the Academy of Sciences
USSR.

TRAUGOUT, Nataliya Nikolayevna
Academic degree of Doctor of Medical Sciences, based on her defense,
16 No7ember 1954, in the United Council of a group of Leningrad
Institutes of the Acad Med Sci USSR, of her dissertatton entitled:
"Interrelation of signal systems in dome acute disorders of the
function of the brain."
Academic degree and/or title: Doctors of Sciences
SO: Decisions of VAX, List no. 4, 25 Febriiary 1956,Byulleten'
.p. 14-24, Uncl.
MYO SSSR, No. 1, Januanj 1957, Moscow, p
JPRS/VY.JAO

ORFINSKAYA, V.K.; TRAUGOTT, N.H.
Fifth conference on the problems of speech perception. Itv. All S:-'SR
Ser.biol. no.6:108-112 H-D 056. (Huu 1,):I)
(SPRMH) (MRING)

TRAUGOTT, N.H.; ORBELI, L.A., akademik, otvetstvennyy redaktor;
TARASOV, G.A., red.izdatellstva; ARONS, R.A., tekhn.red.
[Disturbances in the interaction of the signal systems during
certain sudden acute pathological states of the brain]
0 narusheniiakh vzaimodelstviia signallnykh sistem pri nekotorykh
ostro voznikaiushchikh patologicheakikh sootolaniiakh golovnogo .
mozga. Moskva, Izd-vo AkAd.nauk SSSR, 1957. 223 P. (MIRA 10:12)
(BRAIN)

TRAUGOTT, NATALIYA NIKOLAYMNA N15
633-51
-17
Ocharki fiziologii vysshey nervnoy deyatellnosti chelovaka.
Outline of the physiology of man's higher nervous system, by
N. N. Traugott 1 Dr. Moskva, Medgiz, 1957.
245 P. illuiPo. charts, tables.
I'Literaturall; p. 210-246

BALONOV, L.Ya.; LIGHKO, A.Ye.; TRAUGOTT, N.N.
Depression and restoration of ti~-'~ig'her nervous activity in certain
pathological conditions [with summary in Unglich]. Zhur.v7s.nerv.
detat. 7 no.3:335-343 MY-Je '57. (MIRA 10:10)
1. Inatitut evolyutBionnoy fitiologii AN SSSR.
(CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM physiology,
depression & restoration of higher nervous activity in
pathol. cond. (Rus))

TRAUGOTT, N..N.; 13ALOKOV, Loya. Lichko, A.Ye.
The problem of sick points in the pathology of the higher nor-rous
activity in man, Kate po OVOI- fiziOl- 3 '58. (MIRA 12:4)
(PSYCHOSICS)

TRAUGOTT. N.16., BALONOV, L.Ya.
Neurophysiological analysis of eertain conditions resulting from
aminazine administration [with 9-ammRry in ?ranch]. Zhur~nevre
i paikh. 58 no.5:585-591 '58 (MMA llS7)
10 Institut evolyutsionnoy fi%lologli Imeal lox. Sechenova
(dir. - akademik L#A, Orbell) AN SSSR, I*ningrad.
(CHWRMKAZM. effect , "
neurophysiol. aspects oug))

TRAUGOTT, N.N.
la memory of Maria Kapitonovna Petrova. Zhur.nevr. i paik.',.
85 no.11:1 92-1393 N'58 (MIRA 12:1)
MTROVA, MARIIA UPITONOVNA, 1877-1948)

USSR/Human and Animal Physiology - The Nervous System. T
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur Biol., No 3, 1959, 13255
Author : Balonov, L.Ya., Lichko, A.Ye., Traugott, N.N.
Inst :
Title : Depression and Restoration of Higher Nervous Activity
in Several Pathological Conditions
Orig Pub : Zh. vyssh. nervn. deyat-sti, 1957, 7, No 3, 335-343
Abstract : With the development of convulsive seizures, insulin
coma, acute infectious psychosis, and recovery from
these conditions, the-later conditioned reflexes (CR)
and all forms of speech activity vere suppressed, the
earlier they were restored and the more firmly they
were developed, and unconditioned reflexes - the
earlier they appeared in ontogenesis. Elementary cor-
tical reactions were restored earlier than the more
complex ones. The sequence of restoration of CR was
determined by the subsequent recoveries of the corres-
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Abs Jour Ref Zhur BicAL., No 3) 1.959) 13255
Au poilding unconditioned reflexes) which were restored
earlier and suppressedilater than CR. In insulin
coma, and quite often in infeqtious psychosis, there
were rapidly developed protective inhibition) resis-
tance, and intensified irradiation of the nervous
processes. -- I.A. Slavittolsaya
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BALONOV, Lev Yakovlevich; TRAUGOTT, N.N,, otv.red.; HATAROVA, N.Y.,
r--4-
red.izd-va; KRUG=M -N.A., tekhu.red.
(Conditioned reflex re&mlation of cardiac activity In man)
Uslovnoreflektornaia reguliatsiia serdechnoi daiatellnosti
cheloveka. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad.nauk SSSR, 1959. 193 p.
(MIRA 13.'l)
(CONDITIONED RBSPONSE) (HEART)

TRAUGMT, INNO
Characteristics of a verbal accaimt following the recent for-
miLtion, of eqnditioned motor reflexes in -preschool children.
Zhur.vya.nerv.deiat, 9 no-3:328-334 MY-Je '59. (MM& 12:9)
1. Sechenov Institute of Evolutionary Physiology, U.S.S.R.
Sciences, Leningrad.
Academy of L
(Malu, GOIMITIOMM)

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AUTHOR: Traugott. N. N
SOURCE CODE: UR/0299/65/OOO/O19/POO4/POO41i
ny L. Y j~yqfman D. A~.
TITLE: Role of the reticular formation of the bra in-stem and nonspecific
systems of the optic thalamus
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Biologiya,' Abs. 19P18
REF SOURCE: Sb. Evolyutsiya funktsly. M.-L., Nauke, 1964, 186-197
TOPIC TAGS: brain, conditioned reflex, cblorpromazine, nervous system
drug, drug effect, behavior pattern
ABSTRACT: Cortex activity change induced by inhibition or intensifica-
tion of the nonspecific system function of the brain stem or thalamus
with the administration of adrenalin (subcutaneously 0,75 to 1 ml of a
1:1000 solution), cblorpromgzine (intravenously or intramuscularly 25 to
100 mg), or sodium amytal (intravenously 150 to 200 mg) was investigated
in pationts with various psyGhJc syndromes and also in convalaBcents.
Conditioned reflexes were developed by prollminary verbal instructions,
verbal reinforcement and also by defensive and kinestbetic reinforcement.
Despite sharp changes of unconditioned reflexes under the action of all
the above drugs, the formation of new conditioned reflexes and the

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performance of earlier developed conditioned reflexes were possible;
thus, the synapse function basically was not offected,'tbougb certain
cortical activity changes were noted. It was demonstrated that
irradiation of excitation along the cortex is determined by the state of
the nonspecific systems of the thalamus and irradiation of excitation in
the vegetative centers depends on the reticular formation of the brain
stern. Preservation of discriminatory inhibition is determined by the
interrelation of the reticular formation of the brain stem and the
nonspecific systems of the thalamus (which is disturbed following
sodium amytal administration). The function of impressing traces of
stimuli striking the cortex improves with intensification of reticular
formation activity and deteriorates with its inhibition. Under the
action of these preparations, motor reflexes also changed and certain
changes of mood were observed. Bibliography of 21 titles. R. Pavlygina.
fTranslation of abstrac!7.
CODE: 06
fV

KURGANOVSKIY, Pavel Ivanovichj TRAUGOTT, E.N... otv, rod.
(Pbysiological mechanisms of cardiac neuroses in chi-ldren]
Fiziologicheskie makhaninq nevrozov serdtsa u detei. Mo-
skva, Nauka., 1965. .188 p. (MIRA 18:11)

TRAUGOTT, N.N.; KAYDANOVA, S.I.; MEYERSON, Ya.A.
I ''. 1, .
Impairments of motor functions on the Bide of the injured hemi-
sphere and possible mechanism of these impairments. Acta nerv.
sup. (Praha) 6 no.4:384-396 164.
1. Institut evoluytaionnoy fiziologli im. I.M. Sechenova, AN
SSSR i Pal-khonevrolog-laheakiy institut im. V.M. Bakhtereva,
nevrologicheskoya otdelenlye , Leningrad.

qTAUGOTT) N.H.; B"'LONOV, J_ya.;
`.IectrcphysJolo,:--ra' ciL'a rn
lok,ical substances on various ~itnicti;res (~_i the
I'llur. vi's. 11(..1.V. duilit'. 1.5 (,r,.
1. institut evolyLitgionnoy f!.zinlc,,.,ii im. J.~%
Im.
i Trat ir !i ~11 - .. . * ~

TRAUGOTT, N.N.; BALONOV, L.Ya.
Materials for a neurophysiological analysis of the anti-
depressive action of tofranil. Zhur. nevre i psikh. 63
no-4:552-563 163. (WRA 17:2)
1. Institut evolyutsionnoy fiziologii imeni I.M. Sechenova
(dir. - prof. Ye.M. Kreps) AN SSSR i 3-ya psikhiatricheskaya
bollnitsa (glavnyy vrach N.D. Bulkin), Leningrad.

TRAUGOTT,, N.N.; BALONOV, L.Ya.
Review of the book nNeurophysiological studies in neuropsychic
diseaseau. Zhur.vys-nerv. deiat. 13 no.2.-383 Mr-A~163-
IAIRA 16%9)
(IIEUROPSYCHIATRY)

TRAUGOTTY M.N.
A~
Results and perspectives of study of the effect of vw-iftz
neurotropic substances on higher nervous activity in man,
Activ. Nerr. Sup. 5 no.3:323-326 Jl 163-
1. Institut evo3~utsionnoy fiziologii imeni I.Mo Sechenova
Akademii nauk SSSR, direktor - chlen-korr. AN SSSR Ye. M.
Kreps.
CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM) (PSYCHaW)
AMOBARBITAL) (CHLORPR%MINE)
~
(EPINEPHRINE) (IMIPRAMINE)
(PHARMACOLOGY) (PHYSIOLOGY)

TRAUGOTT, N. N., Institute of Evolutionary Physiology imeni Sechenov of the
of the USSR (Institut evolyutsionnoy fiziologii imeni
I.M. Sechenova, Akademii nauk SSSR) Director (direktor) Member-Correspondent
of the Academy of Sciences, E.M. KREPS., USSR.
"Results and Trends of Study of Effects of Some Neurotropic Substances on
the Higher Nervous Activity in Man."
Prague, Activitas Nervosa Superior, Vol 5, No 3,-July 63; pp 323-326.
Abstract [Russian article]- Study with amobarbital, chlorpromazine, imipramine,
epinephrine: redponse to acoustic stimulation; conditioned reflex in small
groups of patients to study interaction of various parts of the central
nervous system. Anatomical drawing, 3 graphs.
20

TRAUGOTT, N. ; BALONdY. L.Ya.; KAUFMAN, D.A.
Mechanism of the action of sodium anytal on higher nervous
activity in marr. Zhur. nevr. i paikh. 61 no 12:1847-1854
161, ~MIRA 1537)
1. Institut evolyutsionno fiziologil, imeni I.M. Sechenove.
(dir. - prof. Ye.M. KrepB5 Alf SSSRI Ieningr~d,
(AMOBARBItAL) (NERVOUS SYS=)

TRAUGOTT, N.N.; BALONOV, L.I.; KURGANOVSKII, P.L[Nurganovsklys P.I.]
Cortical regulation of the function of the normal and sick heart in
man, Active nerve BUP- 4 no.3/4:439-445 162.
1. Academy of Sciences of the USSR, I.M. Sechenov Institute of
Evolutionary Physiol Leni rrad.
p (I nh
O~D 1EART) (HEART DISEASES)
(RE-FLF,X CONDITIONE

TRAUGOTT N N BALONOV, L.Ya.; KAURIAN, D.A.
Clinical picture and physiological mechazil:s=B of sci:e
atypical reactions to the administration of aminazino.
Zhur. nev;r. i pailch. 62 no.5:746-754 162. (MMA 15:6)
1. Institut evolyutsionnoy fiziologii imeniI.M. Sechenova
(dir. - prof. Ye.M. Kreps) AN SSSR i 3-ya Psikhonevrologiches-
kaya bollnitsa imeni Skvortsova-Stepanova (glavnyy vrach
V.D. Bulkin)., Leningrad.
(CHLORPROMAZINE)

TRAUGOW, N.H.; BALONOV, L.ya.; KAUFlWl, D.A.
Mechanism of the action of aminazine on higher nervous activity in
IA
man. Zhur. vys. nerv.deiat. 11 no.5:814-822 S-0 16.1. (MI, 15:1)
1. The Sechenov Institute of Evolutionary Physiologyp U.S.S.R. Academy
of Sciences Leningrad.
CHLORPROMAZINE) (CONDITIONED RESPONSE)
(NERVOUS SiSTEM)

TRAUGOTT, B.N.
Some results of and prospects for the evolutionary-physiological study
of the pathology of the higher nervous activity in man. Zhur. vys.
nerv. deiat. 11 no./+: 577-585 Jl-Ag 161. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Sechenov Institute of Evolutionary Physiology, U.S.S.H. Academy
of Sciences, Leningrad. (NLRVOUS 6)a;TzM)

-.TRAUGOTT,-N. N.;-BALANOV, Lj Ia.; KAUFMAN, D. A.
Data on the nature oi action of avTtal sodium and axinazin on the
central nervous system in man. Activ. ner7. Bup. 3 no.4:381-388 161.
.J. InBtitut evoliutsionnoy fiziologii im. I. T. Sechenova AN SSSR
Wrektor - chlen-korr. AN SSSR Ye. T. Kreps)
(AMORARBITAL ph--rmacol) (CHLORPR%=INE phFtrmacol)
(C91TRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM phRrmacol)
(REFLEX CONDITIONS pMrmacol)

TRAUGOTT, N. N. (Moscow, USSR)
"Some results and prospects of the pathophysiological
study of aphasia"
Report submitted to the 7th International Congress of Neurology,
Rome, Italy, 10-15 Sep 61