Studies on dihydronicotinamide adenine dinucleotide ubiquinone reductase. II. Purication and properties.


Effect of x-irradiation on morphological and proliferative changes of neuroglia during the retrograde reaction after crushing the hypoglossal nerve.


Precipitation of tachycardias by extrasystoles: mechanism and treatment.


Immunological studies of phytohaemagglutinin. I. Reaction between phytohaemagglutinin and normal sera.


Immunoglobulin classes in antibody responses in mice. I. Analysis by biological properties.


The histochemical reactions of methanolic thionyl chloride with the anionic groups and basic protein component of sulphated mucosubstances.


Reactive haemolysis--a distinctive form of red cell lysis.


A quantitative investigation into the effect of fixation, temperature and acid strength upon the Feulgen reaction.


The minimum mass detectable by electron microscopy.


Observations on the occurrence and the distribution of lipids in compact bone.


Electron microscopy of lipids and membranes.


A modern basis for pathology.

A modern basis for pathology.


Closure of surgical wounds of the lower abdomen by microporous tape.


Transferable drug resistance and other transferable agents in strains of Escherichia coli from two human populations.


Severe hydrops foetalis treated with peritoneal dialysis and positive-pressure ventilation.


Neonatal lymphocyte reactivity as an indicator of intrauterine bacterial contact.


Endogenous-catecholamine content of cardiac muscle in sodium-loaded and sodium-depleted rats.


Immunoglobulin levels in infants after intrauterine transfusion.


Postoperative atelectasis and laryngeal incompetence.


Influence of aggregating agents on electrophoretic mobility of blood platelets from health individuals and from patients with cardiovascular diseases.


Twenty years hard.

Twenty years hard.


Renin inhibitor in plasma of uraemic patients.


Death from asthma.

Death from asthma.


Too many too soon.

Too many too soon.


Drugs or diet in atherosclerosis?

Drugs or diet in atherosclerosis?


ORF.

ORF.


Classification of human gallstones.

Classification of human gallstones.


Mass screening for cancer of the breast.


Prophylactic lithium.

Prophylactic lithium.


The future of cardiac medicine and surgery.


The Royal Commission and the immigrant doctor.


A preregistration problem.

A preregistration problem.


Vocational training for general practice.


Follow-up after sterilisation.

Follow-up after sterilisation.


IgA and ring-18 chromosome.

IgA and ring-18 chromosome.


Megaloblastic anaemia in the Lesch-Nyhan syndrome.


Dermatoglyphics in partial C trisomies.

Dermatoglyphics in partial C trisomies.


Shingles.

Shingles.


Pleocytosis after iron dextran injection.


The turkey diet in psoriasis.

The turkey diet in psoriasis.


A rare genetic syndrome.

A rare genetic syndrome.


Effect of salicylates on human platelets.


Chromosomes from foetal ascitic fluid.

Chromosomes from foetal ascitic fluid.


Iris colour and composition of urinary stones.


Reducing a unilaterally dislocated jaw.

Reducing a unilaterally dislocated jaw.


Homocystinuria.

Homocystinuria.


Table-top fitting for walking-aid.

Table-top fitting for walking-aid.


Human disease from monkeys (Marburg virus).


Site of action of frusemide.

Site of action of frusemide.


Stimulating brunner's gland secretion.

Stimulating brunner's gland secretion.


Carcinogenesis and carcinogen testing.

Carcinogenesis and carcinogen testing.


Morphologic and biochemical diagnosis of sudden coronary death and acute myocardial insufficiency.


An autopsy case of lymphopenic hypogammaglobulinemia.


Subcutaneous sarcomas induced by mitomycin C in mice: comparisons of occurrence, transplantability and histology between sarcomas induced by actinomycin S and 3-methylcholanthrene.


Effect of trypsin on complement components in normal human serum.


Magnesium metabolism and thyroid function.


The changes in the serum and milk whey proteins during lactation and suckling in the quokka (Setonix brachyurus).


Haematoxylon dissolved in dimethylsulfoxide used in recurrent neoplasms.


Preferential inhibition of pyocin R production by dihydrostreptomycin.


Evolution of developmental stages in cultures of Bacillus cereus.


Adult nephrotic syndrome at Ibadan; aetiological considerations.


A radioimmunoassay for thyrocalcitonin.

A radioimmunoassay for thyrocalcitonin.


Lymphoepithelial tissues of the intestine and differentiation of antibody production. The antibody response of young rabbits to the injection of killed Brucella abortus was abolished by prior extirpation of intestinal lymphoepithelial tissues combined with lethal xirradiation and reconstitution with rabbit fetal liver cells. Extirpative surgery alone, like lethal x-irradiation and reconstitution without surgery, did not abolish this response. Intestinal lymphoepithelial tissues of rabbits apparently play a central lymphoid function and are responsible for the differentiation of the lymphoid cell line which produces specific antibody and immunoglobulins.


Benzo(a)pyrene in gasoline partially persists in automobile exhaust. On average 36 percent of the benzo[a]pyrene in an automobile's exhaust gas comes from the benzo[a]pyrene originally in the gasoline. Between 0.1 and 0.2 percent of the benzo[a]pyrene in the gasoline survives the combustion process and is recovered from the exhaust; 5 percent accumulates in the crankcase oil. Some of the benzo[a]pyrene in the gasoline is converted into other polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons and other more polar compounds. For our experiments we used commercial gasoline containing benzo[a]pyrene at 1.0 part per million to which was added benzo[a]pyrene-8,9-(14)C at 1.1 parts per million as a radioactive tracer.


Care of herniae of the abdominal wall.

Care of herniae of the abdominal wall.


Grandsons of descendants participate in centennial.


The prostate and dental infections.

The prostate and dental infections.


Dentistry's exclusion from the medical complex at Hershey, Pa. a serious omission.


High-risk surgery: nursing in ischemic heart procedures.


Chest-wall resection for locally recurrent breast cancer.


Kinins in cold urticaria.

Kinins in cold urticaria.


Antilymphoid sera in renal allotransplantation.


Response of sensitized rabbits to intra-articular gamma globulin.


Staining of fresh epiphyseal cartilage with toluidine blue. Demonstration of previously unreported intracellular beta- and gamma-metachromatic granules.


Neuronal organization in long term cultures of the spinal cord of the fetal mouse.


The neural structure of Clarke's nucleus of the spinal cord.


Studies on the epithalamus. I. Morphology of post-mortem degeneration: the habenular nucleus in dog.


Central projections of brachial and lumbar dorsal roots in reptiles.


Identification of antibiotics in sensitivity disks.


A microscopic study of the newborn fibrocartilagenous acetabular labrum.


Refractoriness of prostatism to hydroxyprogesterone capronate (delalutin) therapy.


Effects of surgical capsular temperature on cryosurgery of the prostate.


Palliative therapy of the scalenus anticus syndrome.


Technical approaches leading to the concept of osteocytic osteolysis.


The first human heart transplant.

The first human heart transplant.


Dermicel surgical dressing.

Dermicel surgical dressing.


Serum immunoglobulins. II. Levels in children subject to recurrent infection.


Immune globulin levels in the sudden death syndrome.


Identification and genetic control of two rabbit alpha 2-macroglobulin allotypes.


Studies on the histamine-sensitizing factor of Bordetella pertussis by density gradient centrifugation.


Simultaneous double staining.

Simultaneous double staining.


A colour test for yeasts based on staining of the colonies with aromatic diazonium salts.


Serum proteins in infant stools. Another test for protein-losing enteropathy.


Sulphosalicylic acid-soluble proteins and their distribution in subcellular fractions of calf thymus.


Oxidative enzymes in the cochlea. An electron microscopic and histochemical study of succinic dehydrogenase and dihydronicotinamide adenine dinucleotide diaphorase.


New evidence on the pinocytosis by leucocytes. (Pinocytosis of endotoxins and gamma-globulins studied by electron and fluorescent microscopy).


Immunological techniques following microelectrophoresis on polyacrylamide gel.


Probable protein crosslinking with tetranitromethane.


Some properties of cathepsin E from bovine spleen.


Separation and identification of polycyclic hydrocarbons in rubber dust.


Distribution of mercury among blood fractions and serum proteins.


Simulated altitude and iodine metabolism in rats. II. Effects of chronic exposure on serum and thyroid iodinated components; effects on blood fractions and some organ weights.


Intensive care following vascular surgery.


Operating room care of burned patients treated with silver nitrate.


Hepatitis in a maintenance hemodialysis unit.


Studies on the hyperactive child. IV. An empirical analysis of the minimal brain dysfunction syndrome.


Parenteral chemotherapy of ovine foot-rot.


Field observations on parenteral antibiotic treatment of ovine foot-rot.


Erythrocyte autoantibody associated with alpha-methyldopa: heterogeneity of structure and specificity.


Functional cytogenetic and cytochemical study of the leukemic reticulum cells.


Multiple screening in general practice.

Multiple screening in general practice.


Non-tuberculosis mycobacteria in Africa. 3. Formamidase activity--its evaluation and practical application. The third study in a series on the prevalence of non-tuberculosis mycobacteria in Africa is devoted to the investigation of the formamidase activity of 288 cultures of mycobacteria, already typed by a battery of standard tests as pathogenic or atypical (184 strains) and saprophytic (104 strains). Of the latter, 96 (92.3%) were formamidase-positive, as compared with only 6 (3.3%) of the former. A close correlation was observed between the speed of growth on Löwenstein-Jensen medium and formamidase activity, 98 (96.1%) of the positive strains showing visible growth within 1-3 days. The relation between formamidase activity and growth on nutrient media was less clear-cut, however, and it was concluded that for the routine differentiation of saprophytic from other mycobacteria the formamidase test should be combined with simple tests such as speed of growth on L-J medium and ability to grow on nutrient media. Russel's method and Nessler's reagent for the detection of ammonia in the formamidase test were compared; the authors consider the former to be preferable, since the reaction is easier to read.


Protein electrophoretic patterns of serum and peritoneal fluid in normal, tumor-bearing, and immune mice.


Plasma immunoglobulin concentrations in twins.


Lung-reactive antibodies in IgA fractions of sera from patients with pneumoconiosis.


Functional transformations accompanying the initiation of a terminal growth phase in the cecropia moth oocyte.


Increase in the size of chick embryo cells upon cultivation in serum-containing medium.


The use and efficacy of intra--arterial injections of chemotherapeutic drugs in advanced cases of oral carcinomas.


Acute post-traumatic bone atrophy (Sudek's atrophy).


Fine structural and cytochemical analysis of the staining of synaptic junctions with phosphotungstic acid.


In vitro effect of antibodies to DNA on the template activity of DNA. Blood samples containing antibodies to DNA were obtained from patients with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) and rabbits immunized with denatured DNA complexed to methylated bovine serum albumin. The immunoglobulin fractions from these sources did not decrease the over-all template activity of singlestranded DNA with DNA polymerase or DNA-dependent RNA polymerase. In competition studies, both DNA polymerase and DNA-dependent RNA polymerase inhibited the binding of DNA antibodies to single-stranded DNA, as evidenced by inhibition of micro-complement fixation. These findings suggest that antibodies to DNA fail to decrease denatured DNA template activity because the enzymes which use a single-stranded DNA template can displace or block the antibodies from the denatured DNA as a result of greater binding affinity to the denatured DNA. The anti-DNA antibodies associated with SLE, therefore, may not be involved in the pathogenesis of the intracellular abnormalities associated with the disease.


Libidinal phases in the analytic treatment of a preschool child.


Assessment of early infancy. Problems and considerations.


Object constancy and psychotic reconstruction.


An infantile fetish and its persistence into young womanhood. Maturational stages of a fetish.


Effect of thyroid-hormone levels on 35S-sulfate pools in mature and senile rat brain.


Production of antibodies to synthetic human gastrin I and radioimmunoassay of gastrin in the serum of patients with the zollinger-ellison syndrome.


Demonstration of antibodies against human malignant melanoma by immunofluorescence.


Transplantation of the spleen: experimental cure of hemophilia.


Platelet-surface reaction and thrombosis.


Specific methylation of carboxyl groups by thionyl chloride in methanol.


Effect of pH and PCO2 changes on the reactivity of isolated venous smooth muscle.


Family studies in systemic lupus erythematosus.


Structure of the immunogobulins.

Structure of the immunogobulins.


The antigenic pattern of immunoglobulins.


IgD: a new class of human immunoglobulins.


Synthesis of immunoglobulins.

Synthesis of immunoglobulins.


The non-specific effect of serum-gammaglobulins.


Pathological gamma-globulins production.


The immunoglobulins of intestinal mucosa of children in celiac disease and other pathological conditions.


Escherichia coli exhibiting gram positivity after cetyl pyridinium chloride treatment.


The distribution of deoxyribonucleic acid in the female gametophyte of Myosurus minimus.


The periodic acid-Schiff reaction in the adrenal medulla. A histochemical and biochemical reappraisal.


Late histopathological changes in kidneys of grid-irradiated mice.


The immunological properties of factor VIII. II. The immunoelectrophoretic studies.


Uroplastin, its nature and its excretion pattern in health and in certain disease states.


Thrombophlebitis migrans associated with circulating antibodies against Fibrinogen. A case report.


The clotting activity of protein fractions of congenital factor IX deficient (Christmas) serum.


Alkaline phosphatase activity in leukocytes of some animal species.


The shoulder-hand syndrome: present perspective.


Serum alpha-macroglobulins in rat aminonucleoside nephrosis.


Alpha2-macroglobulin binding of trypsin, chymotrypsin, papain, and cationic aspartate aminotransferase.


The phosphazenes--a family of compounds containing an alternating phosphorus-nitrogen skeleton.


Myeloma--like plasma cell lesion of the maxilla.


Theoretical and experimental aspects of enzyme determination in a cytochemical model system of polyacrylamide films containing alkaline phosphatase.


Relationship of transplacental haemorrhage to abnormal pregnancy and delivery.


Alfa-1-antitrypsin deficiency. A family study.


Device for clearing a blocked catheter.

Device for clearing a blocked catheter.


Tetracyclines and teeth.

Tetracyclines and teeth.


Alimentary factors in the endocrine response to administration of arginine in man.


Death after vegan diet.

Death after vegan diet.


Blood-gas tension and spirometric findings.


The thymus and neuromuscular function. A substance in thymus which causes myositis and myasthenic neuromuscular block in guineapigs.


Reduction in concentration of total serum-bilirubin in offspring of women treated with phenobarbitone during pregnancy.


Non-specificity of arginine infusion as a test for growth-hormone secretion.


Corticosteroid and growth-hormone response to synthetic lysine-vasopressin, natural vasopressin, saline solution, and venepuncture.


The production of high-titre antibody against free angiotensin II.


Disodium chromoglycate in the treatment of allergic bronchial asthma.


Inhibitory effects of disodium cromoglycate on allergen-inhalation tests.


Acid and pepsin response to gastrin I, pentagastrin. tetragastrin, histamine, and pentagastrin snuff.


Dermatoglyphics in adults with congenital rubella.


Urinary excretion of free histamine in the newborn infant.


Pulmonary oedema with low left ventricular diastolic pressure in acute myocardial infarction.


Treatment and recovery after massive overdose of physostigmine.


Operative decompression by retrograde stripping with duodenal aspiration.


Red-cell lipids in familial alphalipoprotein deficiency (Tangier disease).


Role of the microvillus in the absorption of disaccharides.


Experimental cerebrovascular lesions in congenital and neonatal rubella-virus infections of ferrets.


Bridge for thyroid operations.

Bridge for thyroid operations.


Left ventricular function in acute myocardial infarction.


Progress in asthma.

Progress in asthma.


Molecular biology in the doldrums.

Molecular biology in the doldrums.


Surgical treatment of mental illness.

Surgical treatment of mental illness.


Gastrointestinal bleeding after burns.

Gastrointestinal bleeding after burns.


An epidemic of testicular cancer?

An epidemic of testicular cancer?


Uneasy tutors.

Uneasy tutors.


How many doctors do we need?

How many doctors do we need?


Resuscitation of the newborn.

Resuscitation of the newborn.


Effects of legalising abortion.

Effects of legalising abortion.


Safe-period statistics.

Safe-period statistics.


Pituitary-adrenal function.

Pituitary-adrenal function.


Disodium cromoglycate in bronchial asthma.


Death from asthma.

Death from asthma.


Intravascular coagulation and hyaline-membrane disease.


Death after vegan diet.

Death after vegan diet.


Shingles.

Shingles.


What's in P.V.C.?

What's in P.V.C.?


Milk-powder in Biafra.

Milk-powder in Biafra.


Central-venous-pressure monitoring.

Central-venous-pressure monitoring.


Adenosine phosphate and platelet mobility.


Phytohaemagglutinin and human appendiceal lymphocytes.


Ascorbic acid for prickly heat.

Ascorbic acid for prickly heat.


Ice-cream-van accidents.

Ice-cream-van accidents.


IgM antibodies in acute toxoplasmosis. I. Diagnostic significance in congenital cases and a method for their rapid demonstration.


Effect of tricyanoaminopropene on the amnesic effect of electroconvulsive shock.


"Radical" radiotherapy of lymphomas.

"Radical" radiotherapy of lymphomas.


The distribution of serum types in West Greenland Eskimos.


[The influence of age and experimentally-induced disease on the tolerance of cytostatically-active materials in mice].


Rapid staining of Treponema pallidum in tissue.


Liver hypertrophy, liver glycogen accumulation, and organ-weight changes in radiothyroidectomized and goitrogen-treated hicks.


Portal hypertension in cystic fibrosis.

Portal hypertension in cystic fibrosis.


The cells of human colostrum. I. In vitro studies of morphology and functions.


Efficacy and cost of commonly used chemotherapy regimens.


Madras study of thiacetazone plus isoniazid in the domiciliary treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis.


A controlled clinical trial of streptomycin plus thiacetazone: British Medica Research Council-Rhodesian Tuberculosis Service-Brompton Hospital laboratory investigation.


Experience with thiacetazone chemotherapy for tuberculosis in the Sudan.


Efficacy of thiacetazone plus isoniazid in Hong Kong: a Hong Kong tuberculosis treatment service-British Medical Research Council investigation.


Natural sensitivity of M. tuberculosis to thiacetazone.


Thiacetazone sensitivity of Indian tubercle bacilli.


Reciprocal nasal congestion-decongestion reflex.


Thiacetazone toxicity: a general review.


Side effects and toxicity to thiacetazone and isoniazid: findings in a Hong Kong Tuberculosis Treatment Service-British Medical Research Council investigation.


Side effects and toxicity in the combined regimen of thiacetazone and isoniazid in Morocco.


A laboratory evaluation of the antituberculosis activity of two thiosemicarbazones (ethicetazone and thiacetazone).


In vitro and in vivo studies to assess the suitability of antituberculous drugs for use in intermittent chemotherapy regimens.


Neurohaemal organs in the medial nervous system of insects.


Unusual gastrointestinal reaction to bishydroxycoumarin(Dicumarol).


Use of malachite green for staining flagella in bacteria.


Chordoma: brief review of the literature and report of a case with widespread metastases.


Immunochemical studies on the cross-reactivity between streptococcal and staphylococcal mucopeptide. Particulate mucopeptides of Group A-variant streptococci and Staphylococcus aureus, solubilized by ultrasonic treatment, give a precipitin reaction with the sera of rabbits immunized with Group A-variant streptococci. gamma-G globulin antibodies have been recovered from these sera which react with the mucopeptides but not with the Group A-variant carbohydrate. The immunochemical basis for the cross-reactivity between the streptococcal and staphylococcal mucopeptides was investigated in detail. Three chemically different fractions have been isolated from enzymatic digests of staphylococcal mucopeptide and were employed as haptenic inhibitors of the precipitin reaction. A fraction consisting of the peptide moiety of mucopeptide was the strongest inhibitor, whereas the hexosamine-rich fraction was less effective. The third fraction, rich in glycine, was least effective. It is suggested that the immunologic cross-reactivity between streptococcal and staphylococcal mucopeptide is due to the fact that these two substances contain chemically similar tetrapeptides. The hexosamine polymer which is identical for both mucopeptides may also contribute to their cross-reactivity.


Clustering of serum immunoglobulin concentrations within sibling groups.


Studies on rabbit lymphocytes in vitro. IX. The suppression of antiallotype-induced blast transformation in lymphocyte cultures from allotypically suppressed donors. The number of lymphocytes transformed in vitro by antiallotype sera in cultures obtained from allotypically suppressed rabbits is significantly less than that induced in cultures from normal rabbits. There is a compensatory increase in the amount of transformation induced by antiallotype sera directed toward the unsuppressed allotype. Thus the control of allotypic expression is suppressed rabbits appears to be the same for lymphocytes and for plasma cells.


Host-parasite interaction in patients with infections due to Escherichia coli. 3. Physicochemical characterization of O-specific antibodies in serum and urine.


Cancer of the larynx--100 cases.

Cancer of the larynx--100 cases.


Escherichia coli meningitis in adults: neurosurgical and neuropathological considerations.


Potassium permanganate staining of ultrathin sections for electron microscopy.


Care of the young patient who is dying.

Care of the young patient who is dying.


Buffering the deadly impact.

Buffering the deadly impact.


Hormone content of desiccated thyroid.

Hormone content of desiccated thyroid.


Isoelectric focusing in polyacrylamide gel and its application to immunoglobulins.


Molecular pattern in native collagen.

Molecular pattern in native collagen.


In vitro acetylation of plasma proteins, enzymes and DNA by aspirin.


Disappearance of gamma BHC from avian liver after death.


Phytohaemagglutinin: an early effect on lymphocyte lipid metabolism.


Suppression of contact hypersensitivity and acute inflammation by anti-complement serum.


Frequency of certain Gm and Inv factors in the United Kingdom.


Ontogenesis of two components of human complement: beta1E and beta1C-1A globulins.


Metabolic control mechanisms in mammalian systems. II. Hormonal regulation of uterine phosphohexose isomerase.


A simple teaching aid for parital denture design.


The biotransformation of 8-ethylthio-6-thiotheophylline sodium in vivo.


Cortisone, ACTH and antibiotics in fulminant hepatitis.


Liverpool experience with Rh immunoglobulin.


Immunologic suppression of primary Rh antibody formation.


Antibody-mediated immune suppression to the Rh factor: animal models suggesting mechanism of action.


Edinburgh (Scotland) experience with Rh immunoglobulin.


Results of clinical trials of RhoGAM in women.


Thyrotoxic periodic paralysis.

Thyrotoxic periodic paralysis.


A histological and histochemical study on the epithelial rosettes and cysts in the thymus of the rat.


The prevalence of LE cells in 1,000 consecutive patients with active rheumatoid arthritis.


Telemetry of arterial flow in man with a Doppler ultrasonic flowmeter.


Intense plasmapheresis in the pregnant Rh-sensitized woman.


Indications for splenectomy in hematologic disease.


Exposure to insecticides.

Exposure to insecticides.


Vasoatonic headache associated with chronic maxillary sinusitis.


Rubella--a challenge for modern medical science.


Characteristics of arthropod arginine kinases.


The physiological role of the lymphoid system. VII. The disappearance of leucokinin activity following splenectomy.


Equine antihapten antibody. VI. Subunits of polyalanylated gamma-G(T)-immunoglobulin.


Studies on the structure of mouse gamma-A myeloma proteins.


Marrow-suppressing factors in the blood in pure red-cell aplasia, thymoma and Hodgkin's disease.


Ultrastructure of Ewing's sarcoma of bone.


Lipolytic effect of growth hormone in acromegaly.


Variability of mouse mammary hyperplastic nodules maintained in organotypic culture.


Effect of hexachlorophane on incidence of staphylococcal and gram-negative infection in the newborn.


Joint action of human follicle-stimulating hormone and chorionic gonadotrophin in women with failure of ovulation.


Intrinsic-factor secretion assessed by direct radioimmunoassay and by total-body counting in patients with achlorhydria and in acid secretors.


Disc electrophoretic and disc-gel Ouchterlony analyses of human genital fluids.


Effect of intranasal betamethasone-17-valerate on perennial rhinitis and adrenal function.


Meal frequency and ischaemic heart-disease.


An unusual variety of endocrine dwarfism: subresponsiveness to growth hormone in a sexually mature dwarf.


Metabolic effects of human growth hormone in the African pygmy.


Catecholamine levels in severe tatanus.

Catecholamine levels in severe tatanus.


Emotion and non-specific infection as possible aetiological factors in Graves' disease. Their relation to thyroid suppressibility.


Leucocyte-hexokinase isoenzymes in Down's syndrome.


Health and social services.

Health and social services.


Not good enough.

Not good enough.


Effect of fat-mobilising substance in man.


Leishmaniasis.

Leishmaniasis.


Antilymphocyte serum.

Antilymphocyte serum.


Hexachlorophane in the nursery.

Hexachlorophane in the nursery.


Torrey Canyon: a postscript.

Torrey Canyon: a postscript.


Cerebral blood-flow and cerebrospinal fluid.


Vasectomy for voluntary male sterilisation.


Medicine is after all an art.

Medicine is after all an art.


How many doctors do we need?

How many doctors do we need?


Screening for breast cancer.

Screening for breast cancer.


The Family Planning Act.

The Family Planning Act.


Abuse of methylamphetamine.

Abuse of methylamphetamine.


Prophylactic lithium?

Prophylactic lithium?


Death from asthma.

Death from asthma.


Death during therapeutic starvation.

Death during therapeutic starvation.


Calcitonin in hypercalcaemia.

Calcitonin in hypercalcaemia.


Cancer in children.

Cancer in children.


Resuscitation of the newborn.

Resuscitation of the newborn.


Diet and osteoporosis.

Diet and osteoporosis.


Limitations of the germ theory.

Limitations of the germ theory.


Amines, alerting and affect.

Amines, alerting and affect.


Prenatal diagnosis of Down's syndrome.

Prenatal diagnosis of Down's syndrome.


Recovery from massive amitriptyline overdosage.


What's in P.V.C.?

What's in P.V.C.?


Measurement of splenic haematocrit.

Measurement of splenic haematocrit.


Sickle-cell disease and monocular blindness in Africans.


2 forms of haemophilia?

2 forms of haemophilia?


Serum insulin in remission of juvenile diabetes.


Thrombocytopenia after carbamazepine.

Thrombocytopenia after carbamazepine.


Safe-period statistics.

Safe-period statistics.


Emotional reactions associated with death.


Distal myopathy with onset in early infancy.


Late infantile systemic lipidosis. Major monosialogangliosidosis. Delineation of two types.


The value of cerebrospinal fluid glycoprotein levels in the diagnosis of primary brain tumor.


Motor nerve endings in human extraocular muscle.


Radiotherapy for Hodgkin's disease questioned.


Studies on the functional relationship between the phosphopyruvate synthesis and the substrate level phosphorylation in guinea-pig liver mitochondria.


On the binding of antimycin to the respiratory chain.


The treatment of thyrotoxicosis.

The treatment of thyrotoxicosis.


Tuberculosis Chemotherapy Centre, Madras.


Streptomycin plus thiacetazone (thioacetazone) compared with streptomycin plus PAS and with isoniazid plus thiacetazone in the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis in Rhodesia.


Cytochemical demonstration of dihydroorotic dehydrogenase in blood and bone marrow cells.


A blocked N-terminal residue in the light chain of rabbit immunoglobulin G. The light chain of rabbit immunoglobulin G was shown to contain 15-20% blocked N-terminal residue. The blocked residue is pyrrolid-2-one-5-carboxylic acid, and most of the chains that contain this residue have the N-terminal sequence pyrrolid-2-one-5-carbonyl-valine.


Comparative studies of two types of bovine immunoglobulin G heavy chains. ;Fingerprints' of bovine colostrum and serum immunoglobulin G1 heavy chains were extremely similar, but different from serum immunoglobin G2 heavy chains. Serum immunoglobulin G1 and immunoglobulin G2 heavy chains were treated with cyanogen bromide. The fractions from the C-terminal end of the heavy chains were isolated and the amino acid sequence of this fraction from immunoglobulin G2 was:His-Glx-Ala-Leu-His-Asx-His-Tyr-Met-Gln-Lys-Ser-Thr-Ser-Lys-Ser-Ala-GlyThe amino acid composition of this fraction from immunoglobulin G1 was the same except for the methionine, which in immunoglobulin G1 was replaced by threonine.


The effect of ribonuclease on polysomes and ribosomes of bacteria and animal cells. The mildest treatment with ribonuclease that causes any disaggregation of the polysomes of Escherichia coli or HeLa cells simultaneously attacks the RNA of the constituent ribosomes. It is concluded that the susceptibility to ribonuclease of polysomes does not suggest that they are held together by a strand of messenger RNA. The RNA of the larger sub-unit of bacterial ribosomes has particularly sensitive regions resulting in a non-random degradation. The RNA of the smaller sub-unit of E. coli ribosomes is relatively resistant to ribonuclease attack. The same may be true of the respective sub-units of the intact HeLa-cell ribosome, but both sub-units become very sensitive to ribonuclease on dissociation from each other.


Neoplasms of the atlas and axis.

Neoplasms of the atlas and axis.


A technique for gingival capillarometry.


Histochemical localization of ascorbic acid in the ciliary processes of rabbits.


Surgical treatment of tricuspid atresia.


The papain-sensitivity and non specific binding capacity of incomplete anti-Rho (D) antibodies.


Histamine and pathogenesis of anaphylactic shock in guinea-pigs.


Inhibitory effect of angiotensin on the intestinal motility of the cat and its relation to sympathetic nervous system.


Fluxes of inorganic ions across the isolated intestinal epithelium of the greek tortoise.


Investigations on the capacity of synthesizing 3 beta-sterols in Mollusca. I. Absence of 3 beta-sterol synthesis in a whelk, Buccinum undatum l.


The distribution of arylamidase activity in brain.


Studies on mammalian brain dipeptidases.


Relationships between cerebral nystagmogenic area and optic nerve.


The mechanism of long lasting inhibitory actions in interneurones.


Effect of total-body x-irradiation on the properties of polyribosomes in normal and regenerating rat liver.


Intracellular localization of catecholamine biosynthesis in adrenal medulla.


On the use of scintillation counters for the bioluminescence assay of ATP.


[Aplastic anemia and thymoma].

[Aplastic anemia and thymoma].


Alpha-2-macroglobulinemia with associated renal amyloidosis in mink.


A virus-latex agglutination test for detecting antibodies against isolates associated with viral hepatitis.


Studies in talented children suffering from psychic disorders. A hospital and follow-up study of talented children treated at the child psychiatric ward in 1961-64.


The role of radio-iodinated human serum albumin placentography and amidotrizoate angiography during pregnancy in the assessment of the newborn proteinbound iodine.


Immunoelectrophoretic study of beta-1C-globulin in the serum in dengue haemeorrhagic fever.


Cytoplasmic RNA synthesis and viral antigen in FL cells infected with Chikungunya virus.


Chromosome anomalies and the brain.

Chromosome anomalies and the brain.


Formation of C'-6 by rabbit liver tissue in vitro.


Progress in immunology. Syndromes of diminished resistance to infection.


Radioisotopes in the diagnosis of hypothyroid states, iodine deficiency, and thyroiditis.


The radiotherapist often becomes the primary physician in the care of patients with cancer.


Antigenic specificities related to the cold agglutinin activity of gamma M globulins. Certain antiserums prepared against isolated cold agglutinins demonstrate specificity for gamma M globulins with this activity and not for similar gamma M globulins lacking such activity. The cold agglutinin specific antigens fall into several major and minor groups. Their exact relation to the presumed antibody-combining sites remains to be determined.


The secretion of virus-neutralizing antibodie.


Drug resistance of Mycobacterium leprae, particularly to DDS.


Fluorescein staining of human lymphocytes induced by Echis colorata venom.


The role of the thyroid hormone in the effect of p-chlorophenoxyisobutyrate in rats.


Palliative treatment of metastasized breast cancer with 5-fluoro-uracil in slow intravenous infusion.


Biosynthetic units of an immunoglobulin heavy chain.


Mutants of Escherichia coli permeable to actinomycin.


In vitro stability of phage messenger ribonucleic acid.


Studies on cell-free synthesis of rat immunoglobulins, II. Synthesis of immunoglobulin and of antibody to the dinitrophenyl hapten.


Attempts at standardization of a highly sensitive Schiff reagent.


Affinity for metallic salts and acetylcholinesterase activity at Ranvier nodes.


Negative staining of human hemoglobin molecules with uranyl acetate.


Genesis of Heinz bodies and methemoglobin formation.


The accumulation and distribution of dicumarol in rat liver slices.


Receptors of neurotransmitters. 3. Comparison of the 5-hydroxytryptamine receptor of the liver fluke, Fasciola hepatica, and the rat stomach-fundus.


Testing for allergy.

Testing for allergy.


Immunological aspects of intrauterine transfusion. Two cases of intrauterine transfusion were studied with reference to the viability and fate of donor lymphocytes. In one of the infants donor lymphocytes were found in cord blood in significant numbers, suggesting the presence of a degree of immunological tolerance. Though lymphocyte chimerism may occur after foetal transfusion, the absence of associated graft-versus-host reactions in the great majority of babies so treated implies that an immunological protection mechanism develops by at least the second half of gestation.Cord serum immunoglobulins were normal in both cases except for the presence of IgA, presumably due to the passive transfer of donor protein.The opportunity afforded by intrauterine transfusion for the study of foetal immunology is stressed. It is suggested that, in our present state of knowledge and in view of the small risk of graft-versus-host reaction, such studies should have precedence over efforts to remove immunologically active cells and protein from transfusion blood, especially since such efforts may impair the efficacy of the procedure.


Detection of allergy to penicillin and other antigens by in-vitro passive sensitization and histamine release from human and monkey lung. Preparations of chopped human and monkey lung were used to estimate the reaginic activity of serum from allergic patients. The lung preparation was passively sensitized by incubation with serum taken from the patients, and then challenged with the antigen responsible for the allergy. Measurement of the histamine released from the lung gave a quantitative assessment of the level of reaginic activity in the patient's serum.Tests were done on patients allergic to four natural antigens, including grass pollen, and to penicillin. Human lung proved more sensitive and possibly more specific than monkey lung in testing for natural allergies. The results of testing for penicillin allergies were less satisfactory, possibly because of the difficulty of reconstructing the appropriate antigen.


Audiovisual education: the new magic lantern.


Conference on the use of audiovisual aids in medical teaching: problems and resources. Held in Toronto, September 14-16, 1967. I. Symposium editor's introduction.


Conference on the use of audiovisual aids in medical teaching: problems and resources. Introduction to the conference.


The teacher and the taught.

The teacher and the taught.


Self-instructional film cartridges in medical education.


Medical illustration: yesterday-today-tomorrow.


Vitamin K and biosynthesis of protein and prothrombin.


Separation of mouse immunoglobulins on the basis of water-solubility on Sephadex G-25.


The bases of clinical inference.

The bases of clinical inference.


Lesions in the follicular arteries of the spleen of the dog.


Functional closure of the ventricular septal defect after pulmonary artery banding. An unusual late complication.


In vitro studies on the degradation and synthesis of serum proteins in placentae. I. Synthesis of serum proteins.


Thunder, blood, and the nicknaming of God's creatures.


On the role of coenesthetic stimulation in the development of psychic structure.


Lipid abnormalities in a variant of the Hurler syndrome.


A study of nursing care of the vulvectomy patient.


Legal aspects of OR nursing.

Legal aspects of OR nursing.


Effect of noradrenaline and pronethalol on the release of histamine from peritoneal mast cells of rat in vitro.


Histaminase activity in normal and post- anaphylactic guinea-pig hearts.


Aid to student self-study.

Aid to student self-study.


Suggestions for the care of eye surgery patients who experience reduced sensory output.


1968 annual award presentation to Dr. Albert Goho by Dr. Charles F. McDermott.


Dr. George P. Boucek presents plaque to Dr. Kenneth E. Neiman.


Award and reward.

Award and reward.


Thirty-three county area in Pennsylvania reflects potential dental practice problems.


Medical aspects of dental care.

Medical aspects of dental care.


History of the eighth district.

History of the eighth district.


Puppet show is a hit.

Puppet show is a hit.


Thymic alymphoplasia, monoclonal gammopathy, and Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia in an infant.


Further observations on serum proteins in respiratory distress syndrome of the newborn.


The periphery of Descemet's membrane. A study by light microscopy.


The molecular biology of Euglena gracilis. IV. Cellular stratification by centrifuging.


Programmed instruction and its use in nursing education. A review of the literature.


Investigations on transcription in Limnaea embryos.


Morphologic relationship of immuno-competent cells: plasmacytic "islets" in human bone-marrow.


A study of the erythropoietic factor in the evolution of acute leukemia.


Changes in the resistance of erythrocytes to hydrogen peroxide after whole body x-irradiation of mice.


The relation between some aminoacids and the glycolytic activity in erythrocytes.


Immunoglobulin production in the European pond tortoise, Emys orbicularis, immunized with serum protein antigens.


Antibodies and immunoglobulins in liver disease.


In vitro protein synthesis by human salivary glands. I. Synthesis of salivary IgA and serum proteins.


Haemolytic plaque formation by mouse peritoneal cells, and the effect on it of Friend virus infection.


Effect of IgM and IgG iso-antibody on red cell clearance.


The effect of unaggregated bovine gamma globulin on gamma M and gamma G antibody formation.


Histamine and eosinophilotaxis.

Histamine and eosinophilotaxis.


Mechanical ventilation in newborn infants with respiratory railure.


The thymus and recovery from cyclophosphamide-induced tolerance to sheep erythrocytes. Recovery from specific immunological tolerance to sheep erythrocytes induced with the drug cyclophosphamide was studied with the hemolytic plaque technique of Jerne. The base line plaque (19S antibody-forming cell of the unstimulated spleen) and the proliferative response to antigen, both of which had disappeared during tolerance induction, returned with the recovery of specific immunological reactivity. When cyclophosphamide is injected without sheep cells there is temporary immunological unreactivity and lymphoid depletion of the spleen, but specific tolerance is not induced. Recovery is largely complete at the end of 2 wk and does not require the participation of the thymus. When cyclophosphamide is injected together with sheep cells, 18 days after drug injection, tolerance is still complete. In nonthymectomized mice there is rapid recovery during the next 10 wk, followed by much slower restoration over the remaining 20-30 wk of observation. The entire recovery process evidently takes 40-50 wk. In thymectomized CBA mice only minimal recovery takes place in the first 10 wk and no further restoration occurs thereafter. Thymectomy performed 18 days after tolerance is induced, when tolerance is complete, is equally effective in preventing this recovery.


Measurements of oxygen tension in subcutaneous tissues of newborn infants under normobaric and hyperbaric conditions.


Involvement of the sympathetic nervous system in tetanus. Studies on 82 cases.


Diminished membrane transport in manic-depressive psychosis and recurrent depression.


Investigation of neonatal conjunctivitis in the Gambia.


Treatment of cerebral fat-embolism with phenoxybenzamine and surface cooling.


Extra-gastrointestinal effects of secretin, gastrin, and pancreozymin.


Aspartylglycosaminuria. An inborn error of metabolism associated with mental defect.


Laboratory infections with loupingill with associated encephalitis.


Diffuse pulmonary fibrosis and blackfat-tobacco smoking in Guyana.


The haemoglobin level of fit elderly people.


Hereditary coproporphyria.

Hereditary coproporphyria.


Hyperinsulinism and carbohydrate-induced hyperlipoproteinemia.


The vulnerable oesophagus.

The vulnerable oesophagus.


Zinc.

Zinc.


Biomedical research and the M.R.C.

Biomedical research and the M.R.C.


The vulnerable in hospital.

The vulnerable in hospital.


Haemolytic-uraemic syndrome.

Haemolytic-uraemic syndrome.


Ethical and social aspects of treatment of spina bifida.


How many doctors do we need?

How many doctors do we need?


Awareness during an operation.

Awareness during an operation.


Safe-period statistics.

Safe-period statistics.


Plasma-zinc in psoriasis.

Plasma-zinc in psoriasis.


Teaching physics to medical students.

Teaching physics to medical students.


Plasma-zinc and copper in pregnancy and after oral contraceptives.


Cultivating leukaemic lymphocytes.

Cultivating leukaemic lymphocytes.


Chromosomes in malignancy.

Chromosomes in malignancy.


Coagulation studies in congenital heart-disease.


Effect of salicylates on human platelets.


Suspected interaction between phenindione and ethyloestrenol.


YY syndrome in an American Negro.

YY syndrome in an American Negro.


Vesico-ureteric reflux.

Vesico-ureteric reflux.


Disodium cromoglycate in bronchial asthma.


Dermatoglyphics in congenital rubella.

Dermatoglyphics in congenital rubella.


Heatstroke.

Heatstroke.


Hemingway's sweating waiter.

Hemingway's sweating waiter.


Peritoneal dialysis in severe hydrops foetalis.


Immunoglobulins in congenital hypogammaglobulinemia.


Selective parathyroid staining.

Selective parathyroid staining.


Prophylactic lithium?

Prophylactic lithium?


Gastrointestinal bleeding after burns.

Gastrointestinal bleeding after burns.


Aviator's cancer.

Aviator's cancer.


Pathogenesis of respiratory-distress syndrome.


Effects of exogenous oestrogen on the ovulatory response-rate to human gonadotrophins.


Health and social services.

Health and social services.


Contamination of blood-samples with infusion fluids.


Magenta paint.

Magenta paint.


Henry Hallett Dale.

Henry Hallett Dale.


Erythroid-cell enzyme activity in chronic renal failure.


Effect of particle size on aspirin-induced gastrointestinal bleeding.


Absorption of crystalline folic acid in man.


Vagotomy and acid secretion in patients with gastric ulcer.


Possible localisation of the gene for cystic fibrosis of the pancreas to the short arm of chromosome 5.


Anaphylactoid transfusion reactions associated with anti-IgA.


Effect of oestrogens on human platelet behaviour.


Leucocyte typing versus transformation in mixed lymphocyte culture.


Calcifying panniculitis with fat and skin necrosis in a case of uraemia with autonomous hyperparathyroidism.


Preparation of lymphocyte-specific antibody from anti-lymphocyte serum.


Aortic bifurcation reconstruction for claudication.


Effect of renal and hepatic disease on vitamin-B12 metabolism.


Renin and renal autoregulation.

Renin and renal autoregulation.


Renin and angiotensin.

Renin and angiotensin.


Hyperbaric oxygen.

Hyperbaric oxygen.


Humanae vitae.

Humanae vitae.


Fatal road accidents.

Fatal road accidents.


Free to how many?

Free to how many?


Iron in rheumatoid synovium.

Iron in rheumatoid synovium.


Health within the hospital.

Health within the hospital.


Incidence of ischaemic heart-disease in a country-town group practice.


Fitness to be tried.

Fitness to be tried.


Malaria and the population explosion.

Malaria and the population explosion.


Health and social services.

Health and social services.


Resuscitation of the newborn.

Resuscitation of the newborn.


Mortality and hardness of water.

Mortality and hardness of water.


Immunoglobulin in "small-for-dates" babies.


Cancer research: a forward drift.

Cancer research: a forward drift.


Prophylactic lithium?

Prophylactic lithium?


IgA and ring-18 chromosome.

IgA and ring-18 chromosome.


A first-arch-syndrome variant?

A first-arch-syndrome variant?


Disodium cromoglycate in bronchial asthma.


What's in P. V. C.?

What's in P. V. C.?


Restrictive versus obstructive ventilatory impairment.


Blood-gas tensions and spirometric findings.


Essential fatty acids and atheroma.

Essential fatty acids and atheroma.


Hyperglucagonaemia in obese children.

Hyperglucagonaemia in obese children.


Is Down's syndrome a modern disease?

Is Down's syndrome a modern disease?


D.N.A.-containing bridges (fusions) between lymphocytes.


Hepatitis-infectious-mononucleosis antibody test.


Aggression and the YY syndrome.

Aggression and the YY syndrome.


Variants of erythrocytic pyruvate kinase.


Antilymphocyte serum.

Antilymphocyte serum.


Alkaline-phosphatase-secreting tumour of lung.


Amines, alerting, and affect.

Amines, alerting, and affect.


Treating brain metastases from lung cancer.


Intravascular coagulation and hyaline-membrane disease.


Urinary insulin in obese children.

Urinary insulin in obese children.


Acid phosphatase in spleen tissue-culture in Gaucher's disease.


Intestinal and faecal bile-acids in malabsorption.


Effect of salicylates on human platelets.


Electroencephalogram in paroxysmal tachycardia.


Corneal arcus and hyperlipoproteinaemia.


Weight scales for developing regions.

Weight scales for developing regions.


Immunology and cancer.

Immunology and cancer.


Cancer in children.

Cancer in children.


Relationship between renal function and histological changes found in renal-biopsy specimens from patients with persistent glomerular nephritis.


Microcrystalline conjunctival calcification in renal failure. A useful clinical sign.


Oral maintenance therapy for cholera in adults.


A simple oral test of growth-hormone secretion in children.


Rapid microbiological assay of antibiotic in blood and other body fluids.


Chronic subphrenic abscess.

Chronic subphrenic abscess.


Aversion therapy for heroin dependence.

Aversion therapy for heroin dependence.


Acute cerebral oedema during treatment of hyperglycaemia. An experimentsl model.


Hazards and potential benefits of blood-transfusion in immunological deficiency.


Control of microbiological warfare.

Control of microbiological warfare.


Arterial sampling from the radial artery in premature and full-term infants.


Natural history of diabetic retinopathy.


Life-history of platelets.

Life-history of platelets.


Serum-lipids in bushmen.

Serum-lipids in bushmen.


Medical records and computers.

Medical records and computers.


A coronary-care unit in a general medical ward.


Role of the microvillus in absorption of disaccharides.


Complications of varicella.

Complications of varicella.


Serum-proteins in Down's syndrome.

Serum-proteins in Down's syndrome.


Partial F trisomy and parental chromosomes.


Bile in acute cholera.

Bile in acute cholera.


Sulphated insulin in resistant juvenile diabetes.


Is degos' disease of viral origin?

Is degos' disease of viral origin?


Antibiotics in sinus secretions.

Antibiotics in sinus secretions.


Teratogenic activity of cannabis resin.

Teratogenic activity of cannabis resin.


Statolon in murine autoimmune disease.

Statolon in murine autoimmune disease.


Unresponsiveness to phyto-haemagglutinin of acute lymphoblastic leukaemia cells.


Lymphocytes in reticulum-cell sarcoma.

Lymphocytes in reticulum-cell sarcoma.


Age and skin reactivity.

Age and skin reactivity.


Oral contraceptives and myocardial infarction.


Enhancement of antituberculosis-drug action by acridines.


Platelet-factor-3 availability in a patient with Glanzmann's disease.


Enhancing effect of antilymphocytic serum on mycobacterial infections in mice.


Studies on the mechanisms of thymus involution in animals with transplanted tumors.


The management of metastatic inguinal adenitis in epidermoid cancer of the anus.


Results of surgical treatment of squamous cell carcinoma of the anal canal and anal margin seen at St. Mark's Hospital 1928-66.


Determination of optimum condition for the study of nonspecific esterase in rat mast cell.


Testosterone binding in human plasma.

Testosterone binding in human plasma.


An estradiol binding globulin in human serum: partial purification.


[Antibiotics and chemotherapy of malignant neoplasms].


Adolescent children of concentration camp survivors.


Treatment of systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) with immunosuppressive drugs 1: An analysis of immunologic data.


The preparation and production of anti-D immunoglobulin.


Release of histaminase and its resynthesis in the guinea pig liver.


Reaction of drugs with microsomal liver hydroxylase: its influence on drug action.


Murexide; a routine reagent for staining calcium in tissue.


The hypophysis of the mahseer, Tor (Barbus) tor (Ham).


Cardiotoxicity of chloroquine in rabbits.


Nucleolar coefficient of lymphocytes in the peripheral blood of patients with acute tonsillitis and infectious hepatitis.


A contribution to the comparative morphology of nucleolar apparatus of lymphocytes in the peripheral blood of man and some mammals.


Peroxidase activity in leukocytes of some animal species.


A note to the demonstration of DNA in nuclei of blood cells in smear preparations.


Studies of neo-natal transition: correlated cineradiographic and visual-acoustic observations.


A routine counterstain for the PAS reaction.


Different types of antibodies with a gliotoxic effect in serum from animals, with experimental allergic encephalomyelitis.


Treatment response in Whipple's disease.


Teaching radiology in the University of Queensland.


Speechless and backward at three. What the speech therapist can do about it.


Atypical development and behaviour in some non-verbal children.


Prospects for the study of developmental reading backwardness.


A case of latent development in writing skills.


Insecticides in man.

Insecticides in man.


Organochlorine pesticide residues in human fat in Great Britain. In order to assess the trend in the body load of organochlorine pesticide residues in Great Britain, between July 1965 and June 1967 samples of fat were taken during routine necropsies on 247 subjects over 3 years old and on 44 stillborn or premature babies and infants below the age of 3. The levels of the three main pesticides, B.H.C., dieldrin, and D.D.T., were lower than those found in an earlier survey carried out in 1963 and 1964. No marked differences were observed in levels throughout Britain, but the levels in man were higher than those in women. Britain compares favourably with other countries in which similar surveys have been done.


The effect of phytohaemagglutinin and other lymphocyte mitogens on immunoglobulin synthesis by human peripheral blood lymphocytes in vitro.


Observations on the distribution of the Gm- and Inv-groups in Hungary.


The effect of an alpha-globulin preparation and of polyribonuclease complexes on humoral antibody formation.


The frequencies of Gm(1),Gm(2), Gm(4),Gm(12), and Inv(1) in Hessen (Germany).


The drifters. Children of disorganized lower-class families. The psychosocial characteristics of the children from a developmental viewpoint.


The drifters. Children of disorganized lower-class families. Developmental deviations considered in the light of environmental forces.


The drifters. Children of disorganized lower-class families. Areas of progress and limitation shown by the children in nursery school.


The drifters. Children of disorganized lower-class families. Overview of the North Point Project.


The drifters. Children of disorganized lower-class families. Family functioning: a psychosocial perspective.


Antimuscle factor and antinuclear factor in patients with myasthenia gravis. 1. Heavy chain determinants.


Human serum interactions with Candida albicans.


Further studies on the effect of specific antiserum on induction, maintenance and termination of immunologic tolerance.


Immunologic unresponsiveness, immunity and enhancement in experimental allergic encephalomyelitis.


Latency in human infections with TRIC agents.


Induction of erythema-wheal reactions by soluble antigen-gammaE antibody complexes in humans.


Heterogeneity in antibodies specific for aggregated human gammaG-globulin.


Difference in the immunoglobulin class of polioantibody in the serum of men and women.


Modulation of TL (thymus-leukemia) antigens by Fab-fragments of TL antibody.


The fate of middle ear ossicle grafts.

The fate of middle ear ossicle grafts.


Conservative and reconstructive surgery in bronchogenic carcinoma.


Development of immune haemolytic anaemia and thrombocytopenia in a chronic biologic false-positive reactor for syphilis.


Myelopoiesis in vitro.

Myelopoiesis in vitro.


As I see it: O. R. education.

As I see it: O. R. education.


The effects of compound 48-80 and distilled water on the adenosine triphosphate content of isolated rat mast cells.


The operating room nurse--a member of the front line expertise nurse corps.


Developing an OR nursing inservice program.


Standards for administrative and clinical practice in the operating room. An official statement from the Board of Directors of the Association of Operating Room Nurses. February 15, 1965 (Reaffirmed July 1968).


Prevention of rubella malformations.

Prevention of rubella malformations.


Studies on rubella in pregnancy. Report of the Public Health Laboratory Service Working Party on Rubella. In a further survey of women of child-bearing age neutralizing antibody to rubella virus was found in 80 to 96% of those sampled from different parts of the country.When assessment was restricted to susceptible pregnant contacts and rubella in the index case was confirmed by virus isolation immunoglobulin in the dosage used did not appear to give any appreciable protection.One instance of a confirmed second attack after known exposure to rubella among more than 100 immune contacts is recorded.The implications of all these findings are discussed.


Measurement of rubella antibody in immunoglobulin: its disappearance from the blood after injection. Report of the Public Health Laboratory Service Working Party on Rubella. Rubella antibody titrations were done on samples of human immunoglobulin by neutralization and haemagglutination-inhibition methods. No significant variation was found in the antibody content of different batches. The specificity of the methods was confirmed by tests on a batch of human globulin specially prepared from plasma samples lacking rubella antibody.Divided doses of immunoglobulin were given to volunteers who had no rubella antibody. Low titres were then detected in the blood for a limited period and the disappearance of this antibody was followed.


A case of Waldenstrom's macroglobulinaemia with slow progression presented at the royal postgraduate medical school.


Application of immunofluorescent antibody technique in rapid diagnosis of respiratory syncytial virus infection. Seventy-eight unselected children under the age of 2 years suffering from acute respiratory infections were investigated by the fluorescent antibody technique and a comparison was made with conventional isolation and serological methods. Sixty-nine per cent. of children with bronchiolitis were diagnosed as suffering from respiratory syncytial virus infection on the day of admission by examination of nasopharyngeal secretions. There were 44 children with respiratory syncytial virus infection diagnosed by conventional methods over a month, but by using fluorescent antibody techniques on tissue culture 53% were diagnosed by the second day, 71% by the fourth day, and 82% by the seventh day. The method of choice for a rapid diagnosis of respiratory syncytial virus infection is by examining nasopharyngeal secretions, when 90% of those with this infection can be diagnosed on the day of admission to hospital.


Hepatic artery infusion chemotherapy in hepatoma. Three patients with inoperable malignant hepatomas were treated by intra-arterial infusion of fluorouracil. In each case the treatment gave relief of symptoms: there was striking relief of pain in two cases.Preoperative angiography is essential, but the technical problems are relatively minor.The response of the tumours to chemotherapy is sufficiently encouraging to justify greater efforts for early diagnosis.


The prevention of Rh haemolytic disease.


Early synovectomy in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis.


Poisoning from a rose spray containing lindane and malathion.


Postoperative management of the surgical patient. A panel discussion.


The role of the clinical specialist in surgical nursing.


Care of the diabetic patient who undergoes emergency abdominal surgery.


Nursing aspects in reconstructive surgery.


Whipple's disease.

Whipple's disease.


Identification of rabbit antibodies directed against Candida albicans.


An induced bactericidin in the spiny lobster, Panulirus argus.


Quantitative studies on passive cutaneous anaphylaxis in the denervated skin of the guinea pig.


Study by peptide mapping of antihapten antibody of varying affinity from individual rabbits.


Now: a new weapon against Rh hemolytic disease.


Some cytochemical observations on Zschokkella auerbachi (Weill) Chakravarty, 1940 (Myxosporidia, Protozoa).


Effect of some oxidizing agents on the aldehyde-fuchsin and chrome-alum hematoxylin staining of some steroids and unsaturated compounds.


The chemical reactivity of the products resulting from a permanganate oxidation of cholesterol and some other unsaturated compounds, accounted for their aldehyde-fuchsin and chromealum hematoxylin staining.


Effect of intravitreous vincristine sulfate on the rabbit retina.


Reticulum cell sarcoma of the retina and uvea. Report of six cases and review of the literature.


Reaction of centrifugal nerves in the human retina. Two weeks after photocoagulation.


Idea and amulet--the watchbird concept cluster.


Rapid processing of cat temporal bones.

Rapid processing of cat temporal bones.


The carbohydrate contents of fragments and polypeptide chains of human gamma-G-myeloma proteins of different heavy-chain subclasses.


The significance of lymphocytic infiltration of the thyroid gland in thyrotoxicosis.


Removal of inorganic iodide in the automated serum protein-bound iodine determination.


Sensitization and association in alpha blocking "conditioning".


The ontogeny of sleep in kittens and young rabbits.


Maturation of EEG activity during sleep in premature infants.


Synchronizing and desynchronizing fastigial influences on the electrocortical activity of the cat, in acute experiments.


The effects of hypothalamic and reticular stimulation on evoked responses in the visual system of the cat.


Frequency analysis in routine electroencephalography.


Septum after-discharges and associated arterial pressure responses.


EEG sleep patterns as a prognostic criterion in post-traumatic coma.


Two cases of healthy insomnia.

Two cases of healthy insomnia.


A device permitting simultaneous recording of EEG activity and operant behavior in cats using an easily learned response.


A technique for recording repeated EEGs from identical locations.


Brain electrode preparation for the gross EEG monitoring of large chick samples.


EEG evaluation in children with convulsions during the first six months of life and their clinical analogy.


EEG mistakes in the diagnosis of epilepsy.


Prolonged false diagnosis of epilepsy in a metabolic disease.


Neurogenic electromyographic patterns with muscular biopsies of myopathic type.


Myopathia distalis tarda hereditaria (Welander's syndrome). Report of a case.


Combined methods of electrodiagnosis: strength-duration curves and electromyography.


Arthrogryposis multipla congenita. An electromyographic study.


Physiopathology of the crisis provoked by simultaneous compression of both carotids in man.


Sleep and dreams.

Sleep and dreams.


Analysis of frequency stability of the alpha rhythm based on information theory.


Septal unit firing and the shape of theta waves in the rabbit's hippocampus.


Experimental production of regular spike and wave patterns in rabbits.


Nocturnal enuresis in children.

Nocturnal enuresis in children.


Telemetric recording of sleep rhythms in enuretic children.


EEG findings with ventricular tumours.

EEG findings with ventricular tumours.


EEG in cerebral contusion with poor neurological findings.


EEG in cases of cerebral lipoidosis.

EEG in cases of cerebral lipoidosis.


Demonstration of myoclonic epilepsy of the Unverricht-Lundborg type.


Perceived number and evoked cortical potentials.


Evoked cortical potentials: lobe differences associated with locus of retinal stimulation.


The effects of blocking the non-specific thalamocortical system upon the sensory evoked response in the visual cortex of the cat.


Is there an EEG abnormality in reading difficulties?


The use of succinylcholine in EEG.

The use of succinylcholine in EEG.


The EEG in hemochromatosis.

The EEG in hemochromatosis.


EEG and carotid arteriography in elderly patients.


Acoustic and photic response latencies in Oriental neonates.


Some applications of a simple LINC computer program in evaluation of EEG data.


On the origin of diffuse spikes in Jakob-Creutzfeldt's disease.


Autonomic correlates of the spontaneous K complex.


EEG response to afferent abdominal vagal stimulation.


Adult petit mal with special reference to petit mal status.


High frequency transients in EEG's of psychiatric patients and normal subjects.


Cortical evoked responses and attentiveness in man: differential effects of selective attentiveness and general alertness level.


Dream recall studies in children.

Dream recall studies in children.


Effects of methyprylon and pentobarbital on sleep patterns.


Variations in delta sleep.

Variations in delta sleep.


The use of diazepam in the control of status epilepticus.


Routine photic stimulation in EEG.

Routine photic stimulation in EEG.


Allergy is not epilepsy.

Allergy is not epilepsy.


Microbial transformations of peptide antibiotics. II. Site of actinomycin degradation in Actinoplanes missouriensis.


Chemical characteristics of the deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) isolated from benign prostatic tissue.


Studies on thyroglobulin immunity. V. Age and thyroglobulin immunity in the rat.


Adsorption of immunolgobulin A onto oral bacteria in vivo. Oral bacteria become coated with immunoglobulin A in human saliva in vivo. This may indicate that the salivary immunoglobulin A possesses antibacterial activity. Some of the immunoglobulin-coated cocci grow in extremely long chains and exhibit synchronous cell division. The long chain phenomenon may result from growth in the presence of salivary antibody specific to antigenic determinants of the bacterial cell walls.


Serum-mediated immune cellular responses to Brucella melitensis. I. Role of a macrophage-stimulating factor in promoting ingestion of Brucella by streptomycin-protected cells. Injection of rabbits with living Brucella melitensis Rev I induced the appearance of a macrophage-stimulating-factor (MSF) in the sera of these animals. MSF was involved in ingestion of bacilli, hastening the formation of protected loci as measured by the addition of lethal amounts of dihydrostreptomycin. When sufficient time had been allowed for effective ingestion, streptomycin had little effect. This in turn allowed for multiplication of bacilli intracellularly in the presence of 5 to 250 mug of drug per ml. MSF mediated more effective ingestion by both immune and normal macrophages. Under such conditions, there was little, if any, intracellular growth restriction by macrophages from immune animals. The activity appeared within the first 5 days after injection with 10(9) organisms and was present for several months. Three weeks after injection, the activity of serum was partially heat-labile. All activity was removed by absorption with heat-killed or living Rev I cells, suggesting that a specific globulin is concerned.


Transformations in the morphine series. II. A new position isomer of dihydromorphinone.


Syntheses and pharmacological acitivity of compounds related to the antidepressant, 5-(2-dimethylaminoethyl)-2,3-dihydro-2-phenyl-1,5-benzothiazepin-4(5H)-one(thiazesim). 3.


Schiff bases containing quinoline rings.


A mobile televison demonstration system.


Overhead projectors. An evaluation.

Overhead projectors. An evaluation.


The Frank-Kindermann audiovisual tutor machine.


Preparation and use of specifically purified antibodies for immunofluorescent labeling.


Hypersensitivity mechanisms in bacterial inflammation.


The relevance of tribal studies.

The relevance of tribal studies.


Diagnostic value of the 131I-labelled triiodothyronine red blood cell uptake test.


Immunoelectrophoretic changes of serum IgG during subacute inflammatory and demyelinating diseases of the central nervous system.


The effect of prednisolone on the Jarisch-Herxheimer reaction.


Prevalence of Trichophyton terrestre in an outpatient examining room and in a mycological laboratory. Its importance for the contamination of laboratory cultures.


Lymphadenosis benigna cutis.

Lymphadenosis benigna cutis.


Can flies cause the spread of dermatophytosis?


Keratinophilic fungi in the soil of the Danube delta.


The sex- and age-distributions of chronic discoid lupus erythematosus in four countries. Possible aetiological and pathogenetic significance.


Pigmentation and retinopathy due to chloroquine.


Tubular cytoplasmic organelle in sarcoidosis.


Chlorambucil in mycosis fungoides. Report of a case of successful treatment.


Treatment of cutaneous leishmaniasis by local infiltration of triamcinolone acetonide.


Radio-iron content of epithelium and cell turnover in psoriasis. Iron excretion in man, II.


Factors influencing the spread of gonorrhea. I. Educational and social behavior.


Eczema of the hands in women--"housewives' eczema".


Factors influencing the spread of gonorrhea. II. Sexual behavior at different ages.


Jadwiga Ziemiecka-Marszewska 1891-1968. Obituary note.


Mechanism of conjugation and recombination in bacteria. II. Recombination deficiency in edeine-resistant Hfr strains.


Mechanism of conjugation and recombination in bacteria. 3. Effect of acridines on transfer of genophore and on recombination.


Mechanism of conjugation and recombination in bacteria. IV. Single-strandedness of donor DNA in mating bacteria.


Mechanism of bacterial conjugation and recombination; a tentative model.


Extracellular succinate dehydrogenase of Corynebacterium diphtheriae.


Electron microscopy, histopathology and pathogenicity of nuclear polyhedrosis virus of Malacosoma neustria L.


Reduction of sodium tellurite by different strains of Agrobacterium and Rhizobium.


Effect of heat on Listeria monocytogenes hemolysin.


The psychodynamics of schizophrenia: a reconsideration.


Further observations on the inhibition of histamine release by 2-deoxyglucose.


Fine structure and staining of mucosubstances on "intercalated cells" from the rat distal convoluted tubule and collecting duct.


Digital simulation of spread of excitation in the ventricles.


A light and electron microscopic study of perineuronal glial cells and processes in the rabbit neccortex.


Cytology of "pink-eye" of sheep, including a reference to trachoma of man, by employing acridine orange and iodine stains, and isolation of Mycoplasma agents from infected sheep eyes.


The action of BC-105 in chronic schizophrenics with depression.


ADA to initiate patient education program for office use in 1969.


Localized lanthanum staining of the intestinal brush border.


The salivary iodide trap in man: clinical applications.


Neuropathic arthropathy secondary to atypical congenital indifference to pain.


Tuberculosis in Kenya: a national sampling survey of drug resistance and other factors.


In vitro studies of human reaginic allergy.


The absent father's children's emotional disturbances.


Chemistry and reaction mechanisms of complement.


A trial of propranolol in myocardial infarction.


Purification of serum proteins from lymph node cell extracts with permeability activity characteristic of the lymph node permeability factor.


Photography of precipitin bands developed with fluorescent antibodies.


Immune globulin production by the bursa of Fabricius of young chickens.


Affinity of immunoglobulin for heterologous tissue mast cells. A study with the fluorescent antibody method.


Effect of ruminal heating on thyroid function and heat production of cattle.


Localization of 125-I-labelled antigen in germinal centres of mouse spleen: effects of competitive injection of specific or non-cross-reacting antigen.


Effects of processing on pesticide residues in milk.


Intrinsic-factor antibody, parietal-cell antibody, and latent pernicious anaemia in diabetes mellitus.


A comparison of live and killed influenza-virus vaccines. Report to the Medical Research Council's Committee on Influenza and other Respiratory Virus Vaccines.


Magnesium-calcium ratio in urine of patients with renal stones.


Influence of lactation upon ovulation.

Influence of lactation upon ovulation.


Serum-levels of protein-bound iodine and thyroxine after a course of clioquinol.


Isoprenaline resistance and the use of pressurised aerosols in asthma.


Exercise-induced asthma.

Exercise-induced asthma.


Predicting serum-calcium after haemodilaysis.


Abnormal urinary rhythm after renal transplantation in man.


Immunological basis for depression of cellular immunity and the delayed allergic response in patients with lepromatous leprosy.


Pulmonary mycetoma.

Pulmonary mycetoma.


Drowning.

Drowning.


Viruses and leukaemia.

Viruses and leukaemia.


Leaf proteins.

Leaf proteins.


Occupational medicine within the N. H. S.


Cholestyramine.

Cholestyramine.


The place of occupational medicine in community health.


Medical staffing in the National Health Service in England and Wales.


Kuru and cannibalism.

Kuru and cannibalism.


Cancer in children.

Cancer in children.


How many doctors we need?

How many doctors we need?


Depression and oral contraceptives.

Depression and oral contraceptives.


Diagnosing primary hyperaldosteronism.

Diagnosing primary hyperaldosteronism.


Hypothermia in a young adult.

Hypothermia in a young adult.


Temporary suppression of Lewis blood-group antibodies.


Pregnancy in a patient with a mitral-valve prosthesis.


Erythroid-cell enzyme activity in renal failure.


Ethical and social aspects of treatment of spina bifida.


Culture of vervet-monkey-disease agent.

Culture of vervet-monkey-disease agent.


Is Down's syndrome a modern disease?

Is Down's syndrome a modern disease?


Trifluperidol in Huntington's chorea.

Trifluperidol in Huntington's chorea.


Ring-chromosome formation.

Ring-chromosome formation.


Essential fatty acids and atheroma.

Essential fatty acids and atheroma.


Folic-acid absorption in man.

Folic-acid absorption in man.


Treatment of severe physostigmine poisoning.


Treatment of cerebral fat-embolism.

Treatment of cerebral fat-embolism.


Iron deficiency without anemia.

Iron deficiency without anemia.


Daunomycin in Letterer-Siwe's disease.

Daunomycin in Letterer-Siwe's disease.


The YY syndrome.

The YY syndrome.


What's in P. V. C.?

What's in P. V. C.?


Relation of Australia and SH antigens.

Relation of Australia and SH antigens.


Low-calcium rickets in Indian herdsmen.

Low-calcium rickets in Indian herdsmen.


Thrombocytosis with peritoneal  mesothelioma.


Toxocara skin tests.

Toxocara skin tests.


Oral contraceptives and thyroid function tests: the role of progestogens.


A further note on the ultrastructure of leukemic lymphocytes.


Effect of some proteins on the ribonucleic acid-structural protein interaction.


The loss of enzyme reaction products from ultrathin sections during the staining for electron microscopy.


Cytophotometric determination of the binding of basic dyes by DNA following acetylation.


Mast cells of the human gingiva. I. Investigations concerning the preservation and demonstration of mast cells in the gingival area.


Investigation of circulating anticoagulants against AHF (factor 8) in three patients with hemophilia A.


Lysosomal enzymes in the inner ears of kanamycin-treated guinea pigs.


Microassay of protein with nitrocellulose membrane filters.


Thyroid inhibition by gamma-amino-beta-hydroxybutyric acid.


Is human life precious?

Is human life precious?


Cornelia de Lange syndrome. A second case is reported in the Negro.


A simple petri dish device for resolving milk proteins by starch gel electrophoresis.


The advantages of demand over fixed-rate pacing. Report of clinical experience.


Tetralogy of Fallot: factors influencing the mortality rate of total correction.


Hereditary alterations in the immune response: coexistence of "agammaglobulinemia", acquired hypogammaglobulinemia and selective immunoglobulin deficiency in a sibship.


Permanent cutaneous cystostomy by interposition of an abdominal, skin-lined tubed flap.


A summary of the results of East African-British Medical Research Council studies of thiacetazone-containing regimens.


Thiacetazone sensitivity and resistance: introductory remarks.


Sensitivity to thiacetazone of strains of Mycobacterium tuberculosis isolated in Algiers: practical deductions.


Atrial synchronized pacemaker arrhythmias: revisited.


Surgical treatment of valvular heart disease. 3. Surgical repair of the stenotic mitral valve.


Serum protein electrophoresis. Evaluation and modification of the MicroZone system.


Melanosis--the earliest manifestation of Whipple's disease.


Eneuresis. An etiological and therapeutic review.


Effects of pyridoxine deficiency on the lymphatic organs and certain blood components of the neonatal chicken.


Effect of protein deficiency on the spleen and antibody formation in rats.


Effect of dietary lipid and protein on serum proteins, lipids and glucose in the blood of dairy calves.


Binding of plutonium and americium to bone glycoproteins.


Proteins of cervical mucus.

Proteins of cervical mucus.


A new vitamin B12 binding protein in serum causing excessively high serum vitamin B12 values.


Relationship between the papain sensitivity of human gammaG immunoglobulins and their heavy chain subclass.


The vitamin B12 binding capacity of transcobalamin I and II of normal human serum.


D. H. Lawrence's The Man Who Died. The phallic Christ.


As I see it: O.R. education.

As I see it: O.R. education.


Recruitment for the operating room.

Recruitment for the operating room.


The nurse and stapes procedure.

The nurse and stapes procedure.


Active and passive mechanisms in the recovery of single human motor axons from activity.


The recovery of excitability of human sensory nerve fibres following activity.


Isolated rat mesentery as a model for vascular endothelium.


Brain and blood lactate during acute and prolonged respiratory acidosis and alkalosis.


Post-tetanic hyperpolarization in single human motor axons.


A method for continuous registration of isobaric capacity reactions of isolated veins.


The 5'-terminal end group of the ribonucleic acid of the bacteriophage MS2.


Glutaraldehyde polymerized proteins as immunosorbents.


Identification of 1-alanyl-5-ribosyl-4-amino-uracil in pea seedlings ("Pisum sativum").


Heterospecific anti-TMV antibodies.

Heterospecific anti-TMV antibodies.


Proteinic composition of the low ionic strength extracts of Tilapia macrochir Boulenger white muscles.


The occurrence of helicorubin in the Indian apple-snail Pila globosa.


The effect of vasopressin on the urinary electrolytes in water-loaded rats.


Inhibition of acceptor activity of tRNA by specific antibodies against tRNA.


Surface IgM-kappa specificity on a Burkitt lymphoma cell in vivo and in derived culture lines.


Production of embryonal serum alpha-globulin by hepatomas: review of experimental and clinical data.


The "abnormality" of myeloma proteins.

The "abnormality" of myeloma proteins.


Bases for the recognition of antigenicity.


Studies on immunoglobulins reactive with tumor cells and antigens.


Surgical counts and standard operating room procedure.


The possibility of differentiation of cathepsins on the basis of their ability to degrade various protein substrates.


Antibody elution from hapten-cellulose immunoadsorbents: the effects of hapten structure, pH and salt concentration.


Complement: purification of the first component from rabbit and guinea pig serum.


Divalent 5S fragments obtained from rabbit IgG antibodies by tryptic hydrolysis.


Immunospecific staining of serologically-active lipids.


The group psychotherapy literature 1967.


A new home for Liz. Behavioral changes in a deviant child.


Methodological issues in psychiatric evaluation of infants.


Response to sexual symbols by elementary school children.


Immunoglobulin metabolism in ataxia telangiectasia. Immunoglobulin metabolism has been studied in five patients with ataxia telangiectasia and in control subjects. Serum IgG levels were normal, increased, or decreased, reflecting normal, increased, or decreased synthetic rates, respectively. Serum IgM concentration was normal in three cases and slightly elevated in two cases. IgM turnover studies in the three cases with normal serum IgM levels showed normal IgM synthetic and catabolic rates. None of the five patients with ataxia telangiectasia had detectable serum IgA, and the maximum IgA synthetic rates possible for these patients were 0.3-10% of the normal mean synthetic rate (24 +/- 15 mg/kg per day) of 12 control individuals. Three of the patients had normal IgA fractional catabolic rates: 22% of the intravascular pool per day vs. 25 +/- 4% in controls. In two patients, fractional catabolic rates 4 and 20 times normal were found. In these cases, metabolic turnover, in vitro precipitation, radioimmunoelectrophoresis, and (or) the C'la fixation and transfer test provided evidence for the presence of a circulating antibody directed against IgA causing immune elimination of the molecule. These studies suggest that therapy with exogenous IgA may not be possible in some patients with ataxia telangiectasia or in other subjects with dysgammaglobulinemia.


Behavioral pediatrics. Principles and practice.


The demonstration of two acid groups in juxtaglomerular granules with basic triphenyl methane dyes, aldehyde-fuchsin and Schiff's reagent.


Block staining with phosphotungstic acid of aldehyde-fixed specimens.


Observations on the basophilia of amyloids.


The purity and the osmolarity of commercial glutaraldehyde.


Long Beach (California) experience with Rh immunoglobulin.


Experimental study of the pathogenesis of ventricular extrasystolia.


German measles in pregnancy.

German measles in pregnancy.


Identification of argyrophilic cells in pancreatic islets by light and electron microscopy in osmium-fixed plastic-embedded sections.


Familial occurrence of M-components.

Familial occurrence of M-components.


Mechanisms of renal injury in systemic lupus erythematosus.


A histochemical study of the aryl sulfatases of the rat placenta.


Fetal-maternal relations in herpes simplex.


The effect of uncoupling agents on the pH gradient across the plasma membrane of the Ehrlich ascites tumor cell.


Chloramphenicol protects polyribosomes.

Chloramphenicol protects polyribosomes.


Isolation of the monomeric subunit of immunoglobulin M with its interchain disulfide bonds intact.


A technique for instillation of radioactive solutions in radiotherapy.


Assessment of British gammaglobulin in preventing infectious hepatitis. A report to the director of the Public Health Laboratory Service. A series of 87 controlled trials of the effectiveness of British gammaglobulin in preventing infectious hepatitis in schools and other institutions showed that gammaglobulin is very effective in these circumstances. No protection was given for the first two weeks after injection, probably because it was given during the incubation period of the hepatitis.The risks of developing hepatitis in contacts was found to vary greatly. In day schools there was usually little tendency for the disease to spread among the population, but the pupils in closest contact were at greater risk. In mental hospitals and children's homes, on the other hand, the tendency for the disease to spread was more pronounced.


Infection risks of haemodialysis--some preventive aspects. A report to the Public Health Laboratory Service by the Working Party on Haemodialysis Units. THREE ASPECTS OF HAEMODIALYSIS ARE OF SPECIAL CONCERN TO THE MICROBIOLOGIST: (1) the hepatitis risk, (2) shunt sepsis, and (3) the hygiene of the equipment used. It is suggested that the risks of infection and cross-infection in haemodialysis units may be diminished by several measures, including the avoidance of overcrowding the patients, setting up codes of practice for the staff, topical disinfection of the patient's skin, and sterilization of equipment. In addition pathologists should emphasize to laboratory staff dealing with specimens from patients that these carry major risks to health.


L.E. cells and positive direct Coombs' test induced by methyldopa.


Monophasic action potentials in man.

Monophasic action potentials in man.


Absorption of antigens from the gastrointestinal tract.


Action of cyproheptadine on generalized and local anaphylactoid oedema.


Immunoglobin synthesis by fresh biopsy cells and established cell lines from Burkitt's lymphoma.


Creative functioning and cognitive regression.


Oral penicillins in the treatment of chronic staphylococcal osteomyelitis.


Disodium cromoglycate in bronchial asthma.


Adenocarcinoma of the colon and rectum: review of 2,261 cases over a 20-year period.


Autoimmune disease and parasitic infections in Nigerians.


Human lymphocytotoxic and haemagglutinating activity against sheep and pig cells.


Clinical trial of one millilitre injections of RH0 (D) immune globulin (human) in the prevention of Rh immunization: preliminary report.


Organochlorine pesticides in rainwater in the British Isles.


Red cell binding of gamma heavy chains isolated from polyalanylated anti-Rho IgG.


Ultrastructural studies in myoclonus epilepsy. (Clinical Unverricht-Lafora's disease).


Sociopsychologic studies of the aging process. Problems of death and the dying patient.


Some psychoanalytic considerations on speech in normal development and psychopathology.


Phenylephrine hydrochloride nose drops.

Phenylephrine hydrochloride nose drops.


On fear of serpents and ophiolatry.

On fear of serpents and ophiolatry.


Electrocardiographic and histochemical studies of the heart muscle in acute experimental hydrogen sulfide poisoning.


The action of aminopicoline in experimental anaphylactic shock.


Specific dimerization of the light chains of human immunoglobulin. 1. The light chains of human immunoglobulin were allowed to dimerize in vitro on removal of the dispersing agents acetic acid or urea. 2. On electrophoresis in polyacrylamide gel at pH8.8 the dimers yielded up to nine regularly spaced bands. This approximates to the number of electrophoretic components known to occur among the monomers. 3. Single electrophoretic components of the dimers were isolated from the gel, dissociated into monomers, and subjected as such to electrophoresis in urea-containing gels. Each gave two adjacent bands. 4. Similarly, after all the light chains as monomers had been subjected to electrophoresis in urea-containing gels, single electrophoretic components were isolated and allowed to dimerize. When examined now as dimers in the absence of urea, each component gave two adjacent bands. 5. These findings are explicable on the following basis. (a) The dimerization of the light chains is specific, at least inasmuch as it occurs between monomers of the same electrophoretic mobilities. (b) With the buffer constant, different light chains undergo different changes in net charge on being transferred from urea-containing to urea-free solution; in this way two different chains of the same initial charge can acquire a charge difference of 1. 6. Experiments with Bence-Jones proteins and other homogeneous light chains gave results substantiating the conclusions (a) and (b).


Initiation of chains by RNA polymerase and the effects of inhibitors studied by a direct filtration technique.


Studies on a new mechanism of resistance of L5178Y murine leukemia cells to cytosine arabinoside.


Sensitivity to propranolol after digoxin intoxication.


Erythrocyte metabolism of umbilical cord blood and venous blood during delivery.


The antigenicity of the oligosaccharide units of a soluble glycoprotein.


Fixation of proteins after agarose gel electrophoresis by means of picric acid.


Serum immunoglobulin levels in patients with sickle cell disease.


The application of rivanol for serum transferrin and immunoglobulin G determination.


Brief study of a myeloma protein.

Brief study of a myeloma protein.


Receptor sites of human monocytes for IgG.


Serum IgND levels in healthy children and adults.


Effect of neuraminidase and acidification on complement-fixing properties of human IgA and IgG.


The effect of phytohemagglutinin in rabbits. 3. Antibody production in vivo by immune rabbit lymphoid cells incubated with phytohemagglutinin in vitro.


Inhibitory effect of a tolerated antigen on antibody production to a second antigen.


Interrelations between different types of cells. II. Histamine-release from the mast cells of various species by cationic polypeptides of polymorphonuclear leukocyte lysosomes and other cationic compounds.


Synthesis of B1c-B1a-globulin (C'3) by human lymphoid cells.


Complement-fixing ability and antibody activity of rabbit F(ab')2 antibody.


Histamine release from liver tissue in guinea pig anaphylaxis.


Histamine release in vitro: inhibition by catecholamines and methylxanthines. Methylxanthines and catecholamines both inhibit antigenically induced histamine release from human leukocytes. They act synergistically to inhibit the reaction, but must be present when antigen is added; preincubation is not effective. Since both increase cellular levels of cyclic 3 ', 5'-adenosine monophosphate it is postulated that this compound plays a role in the regulation of allergic histamine release.


Lupus nephritis: varying complement-fixing properties of immunoglobulin G antibodies to antigens of cell nuclei. Relative complement-fixing activity of antibodies to nuclear antigens, including DNA, were determined in serums of 15 patients with, and 65 patients without, active lupus nephritis, by comparing titers obtained in two methods. High complement-fixing activity of antibody was found in the nephritis group and low activity in the others. Results with immunoglobulin G fractions were similar.


Hazards in diesel smoke.

Hazards in diesel smoke.


Serum complement (beta 1C) in young children with atopic dermatitis.


A comparison of the Steenken minimal inhibitory concentration and the Canetti proportion methods for determining levels of drug resistance in cultures of Mycobacterium tuberculosis.


Contract lens practice management.

Contract lens practice management.


The use of cytological methods for studying delayed (cellular) hypersensitivity. 1. The comparison and use of some methods for evaluating cellular vitality.


The incidence and nature of pyuria in experimental murine pyelonephritis: a re-appaisal of the Sternheimer-Malbin stain.


Radiation palliation of the advanced cancer patient.


Current concepts of central lymphoid tissues in immunology.


Long-term anticoagulant therapy after myocardial infarction in women. A multicentre trial from five medical departments in Oslo has been carried out to determine the value in women patients of one year's long-term anticoagulant therapy. Follow-up long-term laboratory control and anticoagulant dosage were performed at one centre (the Rikshospitalet). One hundred and fifty-nine patients were assigned randomly into two similar well-matched groups (control and treatment). Dosage was controlled by Thrombotest, aiming at 10-20% levels, and 50% of the tests were less than 14%. Compared with the control group, the treatment group showed a significant reduction in mortality and in reinfarction rate. No serious bleeding complications occurred. It is concluded that women benefit as much as men from long-term anticoagulant therapy.


Immunological studies in arteritis of the aorta and great vessels. Sera from 21 patients with arteritis of the aorta and great vessels were studied. The mean level of IgG, IgM, and IgA immunoglobulin was raised. The incidence of rheumatoid and antinuclear factor and antibodies to aorta, liver, and thyroid was not raised.


Factors influencing in vitro tests of thyroid function in the elderly.


The end of the road? (case report).

The end of the road? (case report).


Immunology in 1968.

Immunology in 1968.


Neutralization of poliovirus by IgA coproantibodies.


Studies on heterologous antilymphocyte and antithymocyte sera. I. Serologic specificity and immunosuppressive activity of rabbit anti-mouse sera on the primary immune response.


Hypersensitivity to Ascaris antigens. 3. Atopic-type hypersensitivity induced in Rhesus monkeys.


Prolongation of skin homografts by rabbit anti-mouse lymphocyte serum in mice rendered tolerant to rabbit gamma-globulin.


A quantitative in vitro study of the chromatographic distribution and immunoglobulin characteristics of human blocking antibody.


Immunologic studies on aspirin. I. Antibodies to aspiryl-protein conjugates.


Immunofluorescent studies of immunoglobulins in human lymphoid cells in continuous culture.


The production of antisera to human gammaGlobulin subclasses in rabbits using immunological unresponsiveness.


The hemolytic immunoglobulins produced by unirradiated and irradiated rabbits immunized with Forssman antigen.


Scolex antigens in the laboratory diagnosis of hydatid disease.


Homograft replacement of the aortic valve. Immediate results and follow-up.


Hyposmia following laryngectomy.

Hyposmia following laryngectomy.


Hereditary spherocytosis with secondary haemochromatosis.


Treatment of dermatomyositis with methotrexate.


A controlled trial of hypotensive agents in hypertension in pregnancy.


Jejunal mucosal digestion of gluten peptides in adult coeliac disease.


Immunoradiometric assay of human growth hormone.


Visual screener for ethambutol toxicity.


An emergency operation.

An emergency operation.


Iron in flour.

Iron in flour.


Choriocarcinoma of the testis.

Choriocarcinoma of the testis.


Progressive primary tuberculosis in adults.


Gastrin continued.

Gastrin continued.


Implants and the human body.

Implants and the human body.


Plasma-aminoacid variations.

Plasma-aminoacid variations.


Sequels of unwanted pregnancy. A follow-up of patients referred for psychiatric opinion.


Abortion Act 1967.

Abortion Act 1967.


Attitudes of rural workers in the tropics to family planning.


Pig-liver perfusion in hepatic coma.

Pig-liver perfusion in hepatic coma.


Coproporphyrinuria and human heart transplantation.


Aortic reconstruction for claudication.

Aortic reconstruction for claudication.


Keeping pollen at bay.

Keeping pollen at bay.


Biochemical diagnosis of an X-linked disease in utero.


Autoimmune disease in Nigerians.

Autoimmune disease in Nigerians.


Cerebral amines and behaviour.

Cerebral amines and behaviour.


Anaphylactic shock after intravenous galactose.


Catecholamine levels in severe tetanus.

Catecholamine levels in severe tetanus.


Iron in flour.

Iron in flour.


Amiloride and plasma-potassium.

Amiloride and plasma-potassium.


Treatment of Burkitt's lymphoma.

Treatment of Burkitt's lymphoma.


Localised clubbing.

Localised clubbing.


Fingertip arches.

Fingertip arches.


Prophylactic lithium.

Prophylactic lithium.


Food-poisoning due to copper.

Food-poisoning due to copper.


Intravascular coagulation and hyaline-membrane disease.


Educating deaf children.

Educating deaf children.


"Hyperacute" renal-homograft rejection in man.


Natural antibodies of human serum, saliva, and urine reactive with Escherichia coli.


Treatment of cardiac arrhythmias.

Treatment of cardiac arrhythmias.


Studies on plasma protein synthesis with a new liver perfusion apparatus.


Immunochemistry.

Immunochemistry.


Crystallization of fragment Fab of human IgG myeloma proteins.


Biotransformation in the liver: implications for human disease.


Elevated sweat chlorides and hypothyroidism.


Metabolism of 125-iodochloroxyquinoline in man. I. Absorption, binding and excretion.


Characterization of cholesterol-binding globulin by modified zone electrophoresis and O-(diethylaminoethyl) cellulose chromatography.


Mitotic activity of prostatic epithelium. A study by means of Colcemid.


Immunohistochemistry of sarcoidosis.

Immunohistochemistry of sarcoidosis.


Demonstration of the haemorrhagic nephroso-nephritis (HNN) agent in cell cultures by fluorescent antibody combined with albumin-rhodamine contrast staining.


Direct method for chromosome analysis from bone marrow.


A new anomaly of eosinophilic granulocytes.


Rhodamine B as an extremely specific stain for cornification.


Kininergic transmission in a toad vagus stomach muscle preparation.


Effect of bile acids and detergents on the function of the isolated heart.


Changes in the efferent discharges of sympathetic and parasympathetic cardiac nerves provoked by activation of carotid chemoreceptors.


The efferent discharge of the sympathetic and parasympathetic cardiac fibers in response to the simultaneous activation of sapehnous nerve and carotid receptors.


Formation and excretion of ammonia in Teleostei. I. Excretion of ammonia through the gills.


Correlation between the thyroxine-binding capacity of blood proteins and the serum organic iodine level.


The binding and inhibition of chymotrypsin by mammalian brain cell fractions.


Urinary excretion of inorganic phosphates and free fatty acids levels in the rat sera after a single injection of lysine-vasopressin.


Comparative excretion of isotonic and hypertonic sodium chloride by isolated dog kidney.


The control of intracellular hydrogen transport by inorganic ions.


Role of histamine, substance P and slow-reacting substance of anaphylaxis (SRS-A) in the Schultz-Dale reaction of the guinea-pig ileum.


Acid mucopolysaccharides of the ground substance of connective tissue in pulmonary tuberculosis.


Chorea minor associated with systemic lupus erythematosus. Report of a case.


Chemotherapy of experimental mycoplasmoses in turkey poults.


Chronic herpes simplex ocular infection in rabbits.


Accumulation of chlorpropamide caused by dicoumarol.


Ig-G, Ig-A and Ig-M granulocyte-reactive antinuclear factors in rheumatoid arthritis.


Fragiligraph symposium, New York, June 2, 1967.


The physiologic variations of some plasma components after closed fractures.