MOAMBE
1997
volume 155 number 3 May-June
MATHEMATICS
S.Topuria
Generalized Partial Derivatives of Functions of Many
Variables
and
Boundary Value Problems
Presented
by Academician L.Zhizhiashvili, November 18.1996.
ABSTRACT: In the paper the notion of a
generalized partial derivative of functions of many variables is introduced and
the theorems on boundary properties of partial derivatives of the Poisson
integral for a half-space Rk+1(k > 1) are proved, when
density of the integral has a generalized partial derivative.
Key words: GENERALIZED PARTIAL DERIVATIVES, POISSON INTEGRAL.
MATHEMATICS
A. Lashkhi, T.Kvirikashvli
Perspective Maps of Modules
Presented
by Coir. Member of the Academy Kh.lnasaridze.
ABSTRACT. The aim of the paper is to study
perspective maps for free modules over (possibly non-commutative left principal
ideal domains and thus to give the first ring version of the problem.
Key words: FUNDAMENT THEOREM, PERSPECTIVE MAPS, FREE MODULES.
MATHEMATICS
Z.Tsiklauri
The Classes of Functions and Summability of a Fourier
Series by Abel Method according to the System of Generalized Spherical
Functions
Presented by Academician L.ZhizhiashmIi,
ABSTRACT. In this paper some theorems are
made more precise for Abel method as the kernel of Abel transformation of a
Fourier series is positive according to the system of generalized spherical
functions.
Key words: FOURIER SERIES, ABEL METHOD.
MATHEMATICS
G.Oniani
On the
Differentiability of Integrals with Respect to Bases B(0)
Presented
by Academician L.Zhizhiashvili,
ABSTRACT. There is researched question:
what differential properties can have an integral with respect to collection of
bases B(? ), where B is some translation invariant subbasis of B2.
Key words: BASES B(? ) SUBBASIS B2
MECHANICS
T.Yamanidze, M.Losaberidze
Study
of Half-Plane Stress Position Caused by Instrument
Presented
by Academician A.Dzidziguri,
ABSTRACT. Contact problem on the boundary
of the elastic body, while two or more stamps press, is considered.
Keywords: INSTRUMENT, ELASTICITY, DAMAGE.
CYBERNETICS
M.Jikia,
N.Akhvlediani
Selfmanagement
in the Teaching Process
Presented
by Academician V.Chavchanidze, April 17,1997
ABSTRACT. This work is devoted to the
processes of teaching. One of the types of management to improve the teaching
processes is setfmanagement.
Key words: OBJECT OF TEACHING, GOVERNING PROCESSES, MANAGEMENT,
DEVELOPMENT.
CYBERNETICS
K..Panchvidze
"Fuzzy
Computer-Test" Method for Novice Dispatchers
Presented
by Academician V.Chavchanidze, September 6,1996
ABSTRACT. The problem of fuzzy
computer-testing for a novice knowledge estimation is discussed in general. One
application of the method for fuzzy testing of novice dispatchers, which is
based on the fuzzy connectivity analysis is suggested.
Key words: NOVICE
DISPATCHER, FUZZY COMPUTER-TEST METHOD
PHYSICS
K.Dalakishvili, 0.Namicheishvili
Optimum
Synthesis of Reproductive Electronic Systems
Presented
by Con-. Member of the Academy T.Sanadze, February 27,1997
ABSTRACT. The work presents a new method
of electronic systems designed in two stages - deterministic and stochastic. At
the first stage a set of values of parameters to minimize the deviation of
technical requirements (excluding statistical spread of ratings while mass
production of the designed system) is determined. At the second stage it is
maximized the initial quality of the production (i.e. its reproducibility)
through the solution obtained at the previous stage, taken as an initial point
in the search of the better solution with the statistical distribution of
elements parameters of the mass production article taken into consideration.
Key words: REPRODUCTIVE, INITIAL QUALITY, MASS PRODUCTION,
DETERMINISTIC, PROBABILISTIC.
PHYSICS
J.Beridze,
T.Beridze
Research of Light-Scattering due to Anisotropic
Fluctuations
Presented
by Academician N.Amaglobeli, March 7,1997
ABSTRACT. Light-scattering in isotropical
phase media of liquid crystal MBBA has been studied-The measurements were done
in wide range of temperatures (D T=T - Tc=1¸ 15° ). It was shown that light-scattering practically entirely
occurs due to fluctuation of orientation of unisotropic molecules. We found the
dependence of orientation interacting parameter from temperature.
Key words: ANISOTROPIC FLUCTUATIONS, LIGHT-SCATTERING.
PHYSICS
G.Jandieri,
Zh.Diasamidze, V.Glonti, V.Jandieri
Frequency Power Spectrum of Electromagnetic Waves
Scattered on a Velocity Pulsations Presented by Academician N.Amaglobeli, April
24,1997
ABSTRACT. Temporal correlation function
and the features of frequency power spectrum (ITS) of electromagnetic waves
scattered on a velocity pulsations of an average immovable weakly dispersive
medium are investigated in this paper. Numerical calculations were carried out
and corresponding three-dimentional scattered diagrams were constructed. The
widths of the FPS are compared for Gaussian and diffusion correlation
functions.
Key words: WAVE SCATTERING, CORRELATION FUNCTION, SPECTRUM.
GEOPHYSICS'
V.Amiranashvili,
K.Tavartkiladze
The Influence of the Atmospheric Pollution on the
Solar Radiant Energy Variability in Tbilisi
Presented by Academician B.Balavadze, December 30,1996
ABSTRACT. The role of atmospheric aerosols
in the formation of the earth; radiation regime is examined. The shares of
anthropogenic random and' background aerosols in the direct solar radiation
attenuation in Tbilisi is calculated. It is shown that in the recent years the
attenuation by the anthropogenic aerosols in Tbilisi has amounted to 27% of the
total atmospheric attenuation of the direct solar radiation.
Key words: ANTHROPOGENIC AEROSOLS.
GEOPHYSICS
T.Kheladze
Method for the Short-Term Forecasting of Minimum Air
Temperature
in Tbilisi
Presented
by Academician G.Svanidze, December 23,1996
ABSTRACT. A multidimentional linear regression
equation is derived for the abort-term forecasting of air temperature in
Tbilisi. The forecasted temperatures are computed for November 1996 with real
data. The good correlation makes it possible to recommend the obtained equation
for the forecasting of minimum air temperature in surface layer.
Key words: FORECASTING, HYDRODYNAMIC EQUATION.
GEOPHYSICS
Con-Member of the Academy R.Kiladze, ,V.Kukhianidze,
N.Kachakhidze, G.Ramishvili,
M.Kachakhidze
I
Study of Possible Relationships between Strong Earthquakes and I Astronomic
Phenomena for Seismoactive Regions of the I Caucasus, Turkey and Greece
Presented
September 9, 1996
ABSTRACT: Study of planets location for
strong earthquakes of seismoactive region of the Caucasus, Turkey and
Greece has been made. Maximum and actual probabilities were computed for
certain cases of planets location in certain bands.
Key words: EARTHQUAKES, TRIGGERING, EASTERN POINT, VERNAL
EQUINOCTIAL POINT.
GEOPHYSICS
E.
Elizbarashvili, T. Aladashvili
Solar
Activity and Climate Centennial Fluctuations in Tbilisi
Presented
by Academician G. Svanidze, October 10,1996
ABSTRACT. The influence of solar activity
on climate variations based on the meteorological observations in Tbilisi
during ISO years is studied. The regression obtained are obtained for months
and seasons with considerable correlation coefficients and the attempt of
reproducing the climate conditions before X century made.
Keywords: FLUCTUATIONS. SOLAR RADIATION,
CLIMATE.
ORGANIC
CHEMISTRY
D.Tsakadze,
M.Sturua, N.Kupatashvili, T.Vepkhvadze, R.Ziaev, Sh. Samsonia, A.Abdusamatov
Alkaloids of Cocculus lauripolius D. C.
Presented by Academician E.Kemertelidze, December
25,1996
ABSTRACT-From Cocculus laurifolius D.C.
gathered in Batumi (Georgia) alkaloids: coculine, norisoboldine,
isoboldine, coclaurine and new alkaloid N-oxide of coculidine were isolated and
identified. Chlorhydrate of alkaloids was obtained. The structure of alkaloids
was investigated.
Key words: ALKALOIDS.
ELECTROCHEMISTRY
R.Kvaratskhelia, H. Kvaratskhelia
Voltammetry
of Molybdic Acid at the Solid Electrodes
Presented
by Corr. Member of the Academy L-Japaridze, January 22,1997
ABSTRACT. The electroreduction of Mo(6+)
in the aqueous solutions of H2Mo04 in 0.1M NaCIO4
and 0.1M (Na4H4)2 SO4 at the Sn,
Cu, Ni and Cu-Hg disk electrodes has been studied. The main kinetic parameters
of the process the precise values of the dissociation constants of H2MoO4
have been determined. The content of the various forms of Mo (6+) in the H2MoO4
solutions (pH 2.2-4) has been calculated.
Key words: ELECTROREDUCTION, ELECTRODE, CONCENTRATION, SOLUTION,
CHRONOVOLTAMMETRY.
GEOLOGY
D.Shengelia,
M.Gagnidze, A.Kvitsiani
New Data on the Geological Structure and Ore
Manifestation of Mid-Stream of the River Nenskra
(Upper Svaneti)
Presented by Academician I.Gamkrelidze, October
28,1996
ABSTRACT. In the Tetnashera and
Kharami river basins (right tributaries of the Neaskra river) in the contact
zone of the Middle Upper-Paleozoic rocks of the Din series and Lower Jurassic
ones tectonic wedge of pre-Jurassic granits has been established. It has
practically the same mineralogic-petrologic composition as granitoids of
Atsgara tectonic wedge of the Mountain Abkhasia. Perspective ore manifestation
of silver and gold has also been established in this district.
Key words: TECTONIC WEDGE, ORE MANIFESTATION.
GEOLOGY
F.Maisadze
New Data on the Jinvali-Gombori Subzone Structure and
its Palinspastic Reconstruction
Presented by Acadelmcianl.Gamktelidze, November29,
1996
ABSTRACT. Based on recent actual material
which is obtained due to detailed lithofacies and structural study of Paleogene
flysch sediments of the eastern part of the Southern slope of the Greater
Caucasus, some problems of Sadzeguri syncline structure are elucidated in k new
way. Palinspastic reconstruction of the eastern flysch basin for the Paleogene
is given for the first time.
Key words: LITHOFACIES STUDY, PALEOGENE SEDIMENTS, PALINSPAS-TIC
RECONSTRUCTION.
GEOLOGY
E.Kotetishvili
On Existence of the Lower Cretaceous Carbonate
Platform in
Georgia
Presented
by Academician l.Gamkrelidze, December 3,1996
ABSTRACT. There is a well-formed carbonate
platform in the Early Cretaceous of Georgia: it appears in the Berriasian in
the northern wing of the Racha-Lechkhumi syncline, a bit later- in the southern
wing of the same syncline, afterwards in Okriba and finally on the Dzirula
salient. In the same sequence it drowns from the Valanginian till the beginning
of the Late Barremian. Migration .of environment of the carbonate platform in
time-from Berriasian to Late Barremian, as well as in space-from the north to
the south is apparent. Margins of the platform are fixed by corral
constructions.
Key words: CARBONATE PLATFORM, CRETACEOUS, URGONIAN LIMESTONE,
MICRITE, SPAIOTE, MUDSTONE, GRAINSTONE.
GEOLOGY
Academician
l.Gamkrelidze
Terranes
of the Caucasus and Adjacent Areas
Presented
April 23,1997
ABSTRACT. The tectonic zoning of the
Caucasus and adjacent areas of the Mediterranean belt is given on the basis of
new geologic, paleokinematic and paleomagnetic data and terrane analysis. The
geodynamic conditions in this region for Mesozoic and early Cenozoic time are
indicated.
Key words: TERRANES, TECTONIC ZONING, GEODYNAMIC CONDITIONS.
GEOLOGY
L.Tsirekidze
Microfauna
of the Lower Cretaceous Platform Carbonates In Georgia and
its
Relation with Bathymetric Zonality of the Sea Basin
Presented
by Academician L.Gamkrelidze, November 26,1996
ABSTRACT. Basing on the analysis of the
foraminifera and algae the areal of their expansion according to the depth of
the sea bottom has cleared up in the infralittoral zones. The most part of the
territory is covered by' the infralittoral sea, indicated by wide-spreading of
the families Textulariidae, Miliolidae, lnvollitinidae, Orbitolinidae,
Algae. Only in central Abkhaxia and certain parts of the Dzirula salient
considerable deepening of the sea to upper levels of the circalittoral zone is
observed .The existence of the representatives of the families Ammodiscidae,
Vaginulinidae, Ceratobuliminidae, Spirillinidae confirm this.
Key words: MICROFAUNA, PLATFORM CARBONATES, LOWER CRETACEOUS.
PETROLOGY
A.Okrostsvatidze
Petrogenetic Model of the Hercynian Plutonic Series of
the Greater Caucasus Presented by
Member of the Academy G.Zaridze, December 18,1996
ABSTRACT. In the crystalline basement of
the Greater Caucasus relying on space distribution of Hercynian Plutonic series
and their petrographical, petrochemical, geochemical fluid and thermobaric
markers it is assumed that during Hercynian period within the folded system of
the Greater Caucasus acted the subduction zone dipping to the north, which
caused Hcrcynian magmatic activity and which on its part stipulated the
formation (from oceanic to continental crust) of four subzonal plutonic series
mainly of granitoid composition: 1) gabbro- plagiogranite; 2)
gabbro-adamellite; 3) plagiogranite-granite (migmatite-granite); 4)
granodiorite-alaskite.
Key words: PETROGENETIC MODEL, PLUTONIC SERIES
MINERALOGY
R.Akhvlediani,
B.Tutberidze
The Peculiarities of Composition of Biotites in Some
Young
(Paleogene-Quaternary)
Volcanites of Georgia
Presented
by Con-.-Member of the Academy G.Zaridze, November 18,1996
ABSTRACT. Interpretation of complex laboratory
researches of biotites distributed in some young middle and acidic content
volcanites of Georgia are given.
Key words: RHYOLITES, DACITES.
STRUCTURAL
MECHANICS
S.Gelkhvidze
Method of Formation Stiffness Matrix in the Cross and
Frame System Dynamics Presented by Academician A. Dzidziguri, September 9,1996
ABSTRACT. The method of formation
stiffness matrix of cross and frame system is considered. The denoted system
works on the basis of the formed stiffness matrix under dynamic influences. The
given method of the denoted formation of the stiffness matrix allows to receive
stationary solutions which will be simplified and suitable to manipulate the
matrix with different operations.
Key words. STIFFNESS MATRIX, CROSS AND FRAME SYSTEM, DYNAMIC- CALCULATED
MODELS (DCM).
HYDRAULICENGINEERlNG
Academician
Ts.Mirtskhoulava
Determination of Limit Values of Tolerant Ecological
Disturbances
Presented
January 27,1997
ABSTRACT. The methodology of determination
of limit values of tolerant ecological disturbances based on the reliability
theory is given.
Key words: ECOLOGY, TOLERANT, DISTURBANCES.
SOIL SCIENCE
Corr.-Member
of the Academy T.Unlshadze, N.Chljikova, A.Urushadze
Clay
Minerals in the Alluvial Soils of the Mtkvari River Basin
Presented
April 21,1997
ABSTRACT. The article deals with
definition of content of clay minerals by means of X-ray diffractometrical
method in alluvial soils of the Mtkvari river basin.
Key words: ALLUVIAL SOILS, CLAY MINERALS, SMEKTIT, KAOLINIT.
PLANT
PHYSIOLOGY
K.Giorgobiani,
M Kikvidze,Sh.Chanishvili
Influence of Benzylaminopurin on the Content of
Phosphorus and
Nitrogen
Compounds in Grapevine Leaves
Presented
by Con. Member of the Academy N.Nutsubidze, October 22,1996.
ABSTRACT. The alteration of source-sink
relations caused by treatment of berries of grapevine variety
"Rkatsiteli" with BAP was studied. The clusters were affected in
postflowering and berry intensive growing phases. The forms of phosphorus and
nitrogen compounds in leaves of upper and lower zones were determined in 3 days
after treatment. It was revealed that influence of BAP causes enhancement of
phosphorus and nitrogen compounds in leaves as a result of sink attractive
force strengthening.On the increased demand of fruit the nearest to the cluster
leaves respond more clearly.
Key words: GRAPEVINE, PHOSPHORUS AND NITROGEN COMPOUNDS, GAP
PLANT
PHYSIOLOGY
E.Kapanadze,
M. Bilanlshvili, N.Pasurashvli
The Content of Free Amino Acids in the Pollen of
Walnut (Juglans Regia L.), Hickory (Carya Pecam Engl) and Pine (Finns
Nigra Am)
Presented by Academician G.Gigauri, September 19,1996
ABSTRACT. The content of free amino acids
in the pollen of walnut, hickory and pine was studied by the chromatographic
method.
Pollen of the pine contains the most
quantity of amino acids - 519.6mg%, while hickory and walnut comperatively less
- 470.4 mg% and 306.9 mg%. Composition of amino acids is the same in the
examined species, only the quantity is different. There is much proline in the
examined species.
Key words: PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHY, POLLEN, AMINO ACIDS, ALBUMEN.
HUMAN
AND ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY
A.Sikharulidze,V.Tamamsheva,
Ts. Salia, G.Sarishvili
Ability of Myocardial Systole and Study of Fractional
Ratio of Main Myofibrillar Proteins under the Conditions of Single Maximum
Physical Strain Presented by
Corr. Member of the Academy V.Mosidze, December 6,1996
ABSTRACT. Basing on the electrophoretic
analysis of myocardial proteins during training and rest the requlatory role of
vegetative system in the changes of systole activity was shown. The injection
of adrenaline and aminazine revealed quantitative differences in fractional
system of myofibrillar proteins and requlatory role of adrenergic substrate of
rostral reticular formation in the functional state of heart during exercise
training.
Key words: ELECTROPHORETIC, MYOCARDIAL PROTEINS VEGETATIVE
SYSTEM.
HUMAN
AND ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY
E.Mitaishvili
The Influence of Emotional Condition on
Delayed-Reaction Performance in Rats Presented by Academician T. loseliani,
January 13,1997
ABSTRACT. The results of this study
demonstrate that the emotional condition has influence on performance of
delayed reaction in rodents. In case of active- avoidance delayed reaction
(AADR) performance the maximal duration of delay was only 5 sec. The increase
of negative-emotional effort by pain punishment method (in case of erroneous
choice of shelf) severely impaired the ability of above mentioned reaction
performance.
Key words: DELAYED REACTION, EMOTIONAL CONDITION, "FOOD
REWARD", PAIN PUNISHMENT METHOD, SHORT-TERM MEMORY.
HUMAN AND ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY E.
E.Vekua
Dynamics of "Nonspecific Grooming" at the
Early Stage of Development of Higher Nervous Activity Information Pathology in
Albino Rats
Presented
by Corr. Member of the Academy V.Mosidze, October 10,1996
ABSTRACT. On the earlier stage (I month)
of the higher nervous activity's informational pathology development
under condition of the deficiency of pragmatic information with heightened motivation
of behaviour, the influence of pathologic factor on cerebrum causes the
extension in time of "nonspecific grooming". This has a positive
affect upon higher nervous activity of rats and it is regarded as a cerebrum
self-regulation activity. Its degree of exposure is defined by deepness of
conflict between behaviour motivation and the possibility of formation of
corresponding to behaviour reaction.
Key words: BEHAVIOUR, CEREBRUM SELF-REGULATION, NON-SPECIFIC
GROOMING, ALBINO RATS.
BIOPHYSICS
E.Chikvaidze,
I.Kinkashvili
The Electron Paramagnetic Resonance Investigation of
Cu(II) Ion
Complexes
with Biomacromolecules
Presented
by Academician M.Zaalishvili, April 15,1997
ABSTRACT. By method of electron
paramagnetic resonance (EPR) spectroscopy Cu(IQ ion complexes with structurally
different macromolecules- human serum albumin, collagen and OKA are studied. It
is shown that their complexes stability with Cu(II) ions strongly depends on pH
solution. Due to strong binding constant (K=1011,02) of serum
albumin with Cu(II) ions complex won't be decomposed at pH variation in wide
range (pH=4.0-11.0) and the change of electron paramagnetic resonance spectrum
is connected with reversible conformation transitions. The complex Cu(II)-DNA
is less stable and in basic area is decomposed as a result of denaturation of
DNA. With denaturated DNA appears strong complex of Cu(II) ions, stable in acid
area of solution. Complex of collagen with Cu(II) ions, obtained in acid
solution, is unstable and in basic area is decomposed without producing of
stable complex.
Key words: ALBUMIN, COLLAGEN, DNA.
BIOCHEMISTRY
T.Lekishvili,
G.Lekishvili, Corr.Member of the Academy N.Aleksidze
Mathematical Investigation of the Cancerogenic
Activity
of
Some Hormones
ABSTRACT. The Randic type topological
invariant, the Estrada index (? ) is
used for ascertaining the correlation between the structure of the sexual
hormones and their biological (cancerogenic) activity. It's established that
the lower the meaning of the index, the higher the cancerogenic activity of the
hormone is. There is demonstrated the fitness of the mathematical models to
envisage the canecrogenic features of compounds.
Key words: CANCEROGENIC ACTIVITY, TOPOLOGICAL INDEX.
BIOCHEMISTRY
T.Zaalishvili,
D.Margiani, I.Gabriadze, V.Philauri, N.Surguladze
NMN Adenylyltransferase Activity of Nuclei and nuclear
Matrices of Neuronal and dial Cells of Rat Brain
Presented by Academician M. Zaalishvili, January
21,1997
ABSTRACT. NMN adenylylltransferase activity
of nuclei and nuclear matrices of neuronal and glial cells of rat brain were
studied. Predominant association of NMN adenylyltransferase activity with
nuclear marix of neuronal as well as with glial cell nuclear martices was
shown. Neuronal nuclei and nuclear matrix contained higher NMN
adenylyltransferase activity than astroglial nuclei and nuclear matrix. In its
turn astroglial nuclei and nuclear matrix contained higher transferase activity
than oligodendroglial nuclei and nuclear matrix.
Key words: NMN ADENYLYLTRANSFERASE, NUCLEAR MATRIX, NUCLEI,
POLY(ADP-RIBOSE)POLYMERASE, NAD.
BIOCHEMISTRY
J.Kereselidze
The Results of Biochemlcal Investigation of 12 Species
of American Large-Fruited Cranberry (Oxycoccus Macrocarpus Pers.)
Presented by Corr. Member of the Academy N.Nutsubidze,
June 10,1997
ABSTRACT. The biochemical composition of
yields of Oxycoccus Macrocarpus Pers introduced under the conditions of
Kolkhidian lowlands was investigated. It has been established that in the fruits
of the mentioned plant the synthesis of mainly glucose and fructose was
observed. Cranberry is rich with B group vitamins, particularly with vitamin
pp.
Key words: AMERICAN LARGE-FRUITED CRANBERRY, FRUITS, GLUCOSE.
FRUCTOSE, VITAMINS B1-B2-PP-C.
BIOCHEMISTRY
R.Gakhokidze,
N.Giunashvili
Influence of Lucreazine as Plant Growth Regulator on
Assimilation of Nitrate Nitrogen in Primary Leaves of Bean on Early Stages of
Vegetation
Presented
by Academician G.Kvesitadze, May 5,1997
ABSTRACT. The application of plant growth
regulator - lucreazine on the surface of bean activity and by using nitrate as
single nitrogen source. We suggest a high physiologic activity of lucreazine
including the penetration into the leaf tissues.
Key words: LUCREAZINE, BEAN LEAVES.
PHYTOPATHOLOGY
D.Nogaideli,
E.Megrelidze
Virulence Structure of the Georgian Population otPhytophthora
Infestans (Mont.) de Gary in 1991 Presented by Coirr.-Member of the Academy
B.Kurashvili, December 18,1996
ABSTRACT. 59 pathotypes identified in
Georgian population of Phytophthora infestans (Mont.) de Bary present
the various combinations of different virulence genes of the pathogene. The
most wide-spread pathotypes 1.2.4.10.11;
l.3.4.10.11;l.2.4.9.10.ll;l.2.3.4.9.10.ll;l.2.3.4.8.9.10.11.6+0.XYZwere
17%,10%, 10%, 8%,7% respectively. The most part of the P.infestans population
is the P1,P2,P3,P4,P9,P10,P11
% virulence genes with the frequencies of 98;78;48.5;95;611 87;73%
respectively. The frequencies of the P5,P6,P7,P6+0,PxPyPz virulence
genes are ranged from 80/0 to 19%. Georgian population of the P.infestans
is characterized with high level of polymorphism - 94%.
Key words: VIRULENCE, PATHOGENE, POTATO CULTIVAR.
PARASITOLOGY AND HELMINTOLOGY
G.K.akulla,
N.Mikaia
New Species of the Nematode Sp.nov. (Rhabditida,
Heterorhabditidae) G.Kakulia et N.Mikaia Presented by Corr.-Member
of the Academy l.Eliava, April 17,1997
ABSTRACT. Oryctes nasicornis 362
specimens invaded with nematode have been investigated. Five species of
nematode are registered: 1. Cephalobellus leucarte Kakulia et Javakhia;
2. Thelastoma macroamphidium Theodorides 1955; 3. Thelastoma Sp;
4. Scriabinomermis Sp; 5. Heterorhabditis poinari Sp.nov.
The present paper describes typical and
gigantic females and invasion larvae of tile new species.
Key words: HETERORHABDITIS, HETERORHARDITIS BACTEWOJWHORA,
HETERORHABDITIS POINARI.
CYTOLOGY
M.Gabrichidze,
P.Chelidze, G.Tumanishvlli
Modelling of the Dynamics of the Nucleolar Spatial
Structure Reorganization in the Normal and Activated Mouse Kidney Proximal
Tubule Epithelium by Ultrastructural Computer Tomography
Presented
by Academician G.Tumanishvili March 18,1997
ABSTRACT. This study summaries the results
of ultrastructural computer tomography of nucleoli in intact and nephrectomized
mouse proximal tubules epithelium. The special graphic and animation computer
programs were implicated for the three-dimensional computer reconstruction and
the image analysis of the nucleolar spatial organization.
To verify the suggestion about different
functional state of the cells within one segment the rate of H3-uridine
incorporation by epitheliocytes was examined. By study of different nucleolar
forms the attention was mostly paid to the topographic and quantitative
parameters of fibrillar centres and dense fibrillar component, which are
believed as sites of localization and transcription of ribosomal genes.
Key words: FIBRILLAR CENTRES, RING-SHAPED NUCLEOLI, PROXIMAL
TUBULE EPITHELIUM, DYNAMIC THREE-DIMENSIONAL MODELS.
EXPERIMENTAL
MEDICINE
N.Gaprindashvmi,
A.Alexidze, T.Alexitbe
p-Adrenergic Mechanisms of Timolol-Maleate Diagnostic
Test for Glaucoma
Presented by corr.-Member of the Academy
T.Dekanosidze, December 20,1996
ABSTRACT. New tonometric test with
timolol-maleate for the early detection of glaucoma is suggested. Proposed test
differs with high specificity and sensitivity particularly in cases of
open-angle glaucoma. On the ground of obtained data it is supposed that in
initial stages of glaucoma development pathological activation of
p-adrenoceptors is accompanied with their "emergent" oppression.
That's why hypotensive effect of timolol-maleate is more expressed in
glaucomatous eye than in normal.
Key words: TIMOLOL-MALEATE, TEST, PRIMARY GLAUCOMA, p-
ADRENOCEPTORS, b -BLOCATOR,
TONOMETRY.
EXPERIMENTAL
MEDICINE
Kh..Khorava,
A.Sikharulidze, G.K.ereselidze, N.Kochlavashvili, L.Gomelauri
The Influence of Monoaminergic Structures of
Anteroventral Nucleus of Thalamus on Functional State of Cardiac Muscle while
Hypertension
Presented by Academician V.Okujava. February 6,1997
ABSTRACT. The results of experiment
pcrformed on rabbits indicate that participation of monoaminergic
structures of anteroventral nucleus of thalamus in change of functional state
of the heart while normotensia reveal parasymapthetic effects of the heart.
Completely opposed changes arc observed while hypertension.
Key words: THALAMUS. HEART. HYPERTENSION ANTEROVENTRAL NUCLEUS.
EXPERIMENTAL
MEDICINE
M.Glorgobiani,
J.Onfflni
Application of Central Electroanalgesia in
Postoperative Period among Children Presented by Academician T-Oniani, May
27,1997
ABSTRACT. Central electroanalgesia by
means of "Lenar" apparatus has been used in postoperative period.
Analgetic effect was tested on the basis of clinical and biochemical data. The
experiments testify to efficiency of using the method of central
electroanalgesia in pain syndrome prophylaxis in postoperative period among
children.
Key words: ELECTROANALGESIA, POSTOPERATIVE PERIOD, PAIN SYNDROME.
PALAEOBIOLOGY
E.Kvavadze,
L.Rukhadze. l.Gabashvili
Vertical Vegetation Belt Shifts in the Caucasus
Mountains during the Holocene as a Reflection of ell mate Fluctuation Presented
by Academician I-Gabuma, Oe*embet 20,1996
ABSTRACT. Interpretation of palynological
data shows that vegetation of the Caucasus IN Holocene underwent rather
substantial changes. Vegetation belts were repeatedly shifted. In cold epochs
the area of coniferous forests from Picea orientalis, Abies nordmAnoiana and in
the warm periods broad - leaved with predominance of Castanea sativa on
the south and Quercus - on the north slopes became very important.
During the Atlantic climatic optimum the upper forest limit was 300-350 m
higher than that one existing today. The lowest forest limit was observed in
the boreal and subboreal period.
Key words: PALYNOLOGY, HOLOCENE, CAUCASUS.
PSYCHOLOGY
N.Akhvledlam
Silogistic
Tests
Presented
by Academician Sh-Nadirashvill, April 14,1997
ABSTRACT. On the base of silogisfic theory
the intellectual test is created. The graduation of these tests and diagnostic
ways of intellectual possibilities of a permmn are justified theoretically and
experimentally.
Key words. SILOGISTIC INTELLECTUAL TESTS, CORRECT THINKING,
CAPACITY,CONCLUSIONS.
LINGUISTICS
I.K.apanadze
Lexical Borrowings in Georgian and Russian
Translations from the Books of the Bible in Greek (kerpi - kumir - idol -
istukan - podobie)
Presented by Con-.-Member of the Academy R.Gordeziani,
April 19,1997
ABSTRACT. Lexical borrowings rthgb (kerpi)- bcnerfy
(istukan) - gjlj,bt (podobie)
- revbh (kumir) - bljk
(idol) from Greek translated into Georgian and Russian having different
structures are regarded in the paper. The spread of Christianity stimulates
numerous lexical borrowings in Georgian and Russian languages.
The changes occurred in both languages
connected with the adoption of Christianity have been determined by
pre-christian thinking and world outlook of Georgian and Russian peoples.
Key words: CHRISTIANITY, BORROWINGS.
HISTORY
OF ART
T.Chkheldm
Cornpositonal
Peculiarities of the Georgian Christian Liturgy
Presented
by Academician G.Giorgadze, May 20, 1997
ABSTRACT. The present paper explores
compositional peculiarities of the Georgian Christian liturgy.. Study of
ancient manuscripts has shown that music plays an important part in liturgic
services.
Key words: LITURGY, CHANT, ACCLAMATION.