Darvon and the EEG.

Darvon and the EEG.


Combined telephone and radiotelemetry of the EEG.


Evoked potential correlates of cortical excitation and inhibition.


Reticular activation on the visual system.


Alterations of active inhibition as reflected in the recovery cycle of cortical primary receiving areas.


Alteration of motor and somesthetic thalamo-cortical responsiveness during wakefulness and sleep.


Cortical inhibitory electrogenesis and focal epilepsy.


Cortical paroxysmal activity and recovery cycle alterations in the normal brain and after subcortical lesions.


Electrophysiological correlates of forebrain inhibitory mechanisms.


Effects of prolonged isolation and subsequent enrichment on sleep patterns in kittens.


Central gray matter and maintenance of tonic arousal.


Temporal lobe recruitment systems.

Temporal lobe recruitment systems.


Animal "hypnosis", an experimental model of EEG-behavioral dissociations.


Cortically induced reflex inhibition in the cat.


Orbital cortical originating somato-motor inhibition and excitation during sleep and wakefulness.


Pattern recognition in EEG.

Pattern recognition in EEG.


A mathematical model for analysis of EEG.


EEG read-outs in the computerized medical record.


Trials with computerized EMG read-outs.

Trials with computerized EMG read-outs.


"Trend lines" for studying EEG correlations.


Integration of EMG or EEG signals.

Integration of EMG or EEG signals.


Evidence of trichromatic colour reception in cortical evoked potentials to monochromatic flashes in man.


Evoked responses to slight taps, recorded in the somato-sensory region.


The effect of Mogadon on the somato-sensory evoked potentials in a case of myoclonic epilepsy.


Slow posterior EEG rhythms in syndromes of progressive myoclonus epilepsy.


Some observations of 24 cases of status epilepticus.


The use of sphenoidal and pharyngeal electrodes in epilepsy.


An electrocortocographic study of the toxicity of water soluble contrast media.


Telemetric long-term EEG recording.

Telemetric long-term EEG recording.


Activity in human muscle afferents during muscle stretch and contraction.


Electromyography of the larngeal muscles.


Radial nerve palsies; clinical and electrophysiological aspects.


Motor conduction velocities in infants of various gestational ages.


A correlated study of the antidromically evoked sensory and evoked motor responses in the investigation of peripheral nerve function.


"Myopathic" EMG changes correlated with histopathology in Wohlfart-Kugelberg-Welander disease.


Signs of neuropathy in distal heriditary myopathy.


Frequency analysis of the EMG as used in practical clinical work.


Dynamic frequency analysis in neurogenic and myogenic pareses.


Paralysing treatment with protein antigen in mice. II. Globulin-containing cells, haematopoietic stem cells and plaque-forming (anti-sRBC) cells in the spleen.


Immunologic studies of autoimmune disease in NZB-NZW F1 mice. I. Binding of fluorescein-labeled antinucleoside antibodies in lesions of lupus-like nephritis. For the past 3 years NZB and NZW mice have been maintained by sister-brother matings from English breeder stock. NZB/NZW F(1) hybrids developed lupus-like nephritis during the 6th to 7th month and few survived beyond the 8th month. Renal tissues of these animals were examined with fluorescein-labeled antinucleoside sera, specific for thymine and cytosine, for the presence of denatured DNA in GCW, and with labeled antibody to mouse IgG for the presence of excess host globulin in the same areas. The following results have been obtained: (a) All 51 hybrids, over 5 months of age, had an excess of mouse globulin in GCW. 40 animals between the ages of 5 and 12 months showed, in the same areas, antigens which bound one or both of the antinucleoside antibodies. (b) Renal tissues of 19 NZB mice, 5-19 months old, and 27 NZW mice, 2-18 months old, were examined. Excess host globulin was seen in GCW of 13 NZB and 20 NZW animals. The tissues of only two old NZB mice, 14 months of age, bound antinucleoside antibody but none of the other animals did. The association of rapidly fatal lupus-like nephritis in NZB/NZW F(1) mice with denatured DNA and mouse globulin in GCW supports the hypothesis involving this antigen-antibody complex in the pathogenesis of the disease.


The proliferative and anamnestic antibody response of rabbit lymphoid cells in vitro. I. Immunological memory in the lymph nodes draining and contralateral to the site of a primary antigen injection. Popliteal lymph nodes were obtained from rabbits 4 days to 9 months after a primary injection of diphtheria toxoid or bovine gamma-globulin into the footpad. The ability of cells from these nodes to proliferate upon reexposure to antigen in vitro was compared to the height of the secondary response produced by tissue fragments. In addition, a comparison was made between the responsiveness of draining and contralateral lymph nodes. While the secondary antibody response in vitro increased markedly with the time after immunization at which the lymph nodes were taken from the animals, the degree of proliferation induced by antigen was highest with cells from lymph nodes taken early after priming (peak day 7) and was very much lower with lymph node cells taken longer than 3 wk after priming. This striking difference between these two responses has been discussed. Contralateral lymph nodes were much inferior to draining nodes in their ability to give a secondary antibody response in vitro, and never gave a detectable proliferative response. This difference became less marked with time after priming, but could still be demonstrated after 4 months. These results suggest a concentration of primed cells in the lymphoid tissue draining the site of injection, and a slow release of these cells into the circulation, to be distributed to the remaining lymphoid tissue.


Intracranial pheochromocytomas (active glomus jugulare). Case report.


A study of immunoglobulin structure. 3. An estimate of the variability of human light chains. 102 human Bence Jones proteins have been purified by gel filtration, digested with trypsin, and analyzed by peptide mapping. In several cases Bence Jones "fragments", corresponding to the variable half of the corresponding proteins, were observed. The peptide maps of the proteins were compared to establish whether any identical proteins were present in the sample analyzed. No Bence Jones protein showed a peptide map identical to that of any other protein, although remarkable similarities in the peptide maps were observed for some proteins. Two proteins that gave very similar peptide maps were then examined in detail, by purifying and analyzing the tryptic peptides. It was then found that these two proteins differ in amino acid sequence in at least six positions. The probability of not finding two identical sequences by examining a sample extracted from populations of light chains of different sizes has been calculated. This has led to an estimate of the minimal size of the population of light chain sequences in humans. The number of light chain sequences appears to be at least a few thousand. Information on the frequency of Inv and Oz antigenic determinants and on the relative frequency of subtypes of K chains has been obtained. Proteins of KI subtype are found most frequently. The possibility that different subtypes may be predominant in different species is discussed in relation to the evolutionary arguments used in favor of the somatic theories on the origin of variability of immunoglobulin chains.


Effect of continuous administration of small doses of chlormadinone acetate on the cervical mucus and postcoital test.


The radioimmunoassay of angiotensin II.

The radioimmunoassay of angiotensin II.


Fasciola hepatica L. homogenate proteolytic activity: action against different substrates.


Feline infectious anaemia.

Feline infectious anaemia.


Vitamin B12 binding proteins in liver disease.


The large synaptic complexes of the substantia gelatinosa.


Declining antibody titers in children with congenital rubella.


Anaphylactoid purpura: streptococcal antibody titers and beta1c-globulin levels.


The correlation between red-cell survival and excess of alpha-globin synthesis in beta-thalassemia.


Thymic dysplasia.

Thymic dysplasia.


Autoantibody formation associated with methyldopa (aldomet) therapy.


Active chronic hepatitis in infancy: possible presence of the disease in siblings.


Albumin metabolism in cystic fibrosis.

Albumin metabolism in cystic fibrosis.


Adverse effects of drugs frequently used as diagnostic aids.


Light and electron histochemical observations on cholinesterase-containing centrifugal fibres in the optic nerve of the rat.


The redox states of respiratory-chain components in rat-liver mitochondria. I. Effect of varying substrate concentration and of azide.


On the RNA in cultured myeloma cells producing immunoglobulin.


The role of blood cells in immunity.

The role of blood cells in immunity.


Fluctuations in deoxycytidine monophosphate deaminase  activity during the cell cycle in synchronous populations of HeLa cells.


The periodic acid-Schiff reaction of lymphocytes in human malignant disease.


The alpha average. II. Quantitative study and the proposition of a theoretical model.


Acoustically evoked responses in premature and full term newborn infants.


Spectral analysis of the EEG of dominant and non-dominant alpha subjects during waking and sleeping.


Evoked responses to sinusoidally modulated sound in unanaesthetized dogs.


Auditory-visual interaction in single units in the orbito-insular cortex of the cat.


Slow potential changes from cat cortex and classical aversive conditioning.


Hippocampal electrical activity and voluntary movement in the rat.


Electrophysiological correlates of sound localization in extralemniscal structures.


Simple manual plotting of contours as a method of EEG analysis.


Three-dimensional spectral analysis of spike-dome activity.


Relations between the visual evoked potential (VEP) and intracellularly recorded cellular activity.


The functional organization of receptive visual fields: new investigations on lateral inhibition in a neuronal network.


Stimulation experiments and neurone correlations in the optic tectum.


Binocular interaction of evoked potentials (VEP's) at geniculate level.


Bilateral EEG synchronization and interhemispheric transfer of somato-sensory and visual evoked potentials in chronic and acute split-brain preparations of cat.


Parmacological changes in evoked potentials in the cat, compared with changes in the waking-sleep cycle.


Comparative patho-physiology of EEG symptoms in epileptic fits. Electrogenesis of spike and wave activity in the forebrain of lower vertebrates.


Relationships between single cell activity, membrane potential and cortical stable potentials during generalized seizures, hypoxia and experimental acidosis.


Relations between post-synaptic neuronal activity of the cortex and pathological EEG waves during hypoglycaemia.


A comparison of the post-synaptic potentials of Betz cells and alpha motor neurones of the cat.


Afferent information and stimulation effects in the nucleus interstitialis and the zona incerta of rabbits.


Intermittent caudate stimulation in chronic experiments on the rabbit.


The effects of hippocampal seizures on self-stimulation in squirrel monkeys.


Peripheral coding and segmental processing of mechanical stimuli on the skin.


The problem of measuring and documentation of central innervation disturbances.


Automatic analysis of muscle action potentials and the possibility of its clinical uses.


The refractory period of peripheral nerve fibres under pathological conditions.


Does the conduction velocity of slow and fast motor fibres of the ulnar nerve vary in the course of a day or of a longer period of time?


Secondary potentials and nerve conduction velocity in a case of decerebration of several years' duration.


Pathological associated movements of diaphragm and shoulder muscles following paralysis of the brachial plexus, and their significance with regard to peripheral regeneration.


The differential diagnosis of juvenile muscular atrophies.


Investigation of neuromuscular transmission in clinical practice.


Cerebral potentials accompanying voluntary movements in man: readiness potential and reafferent potentials.


Quantitative methods of evaluation in electroencephalography.


Frequency analysis of the EEG.

Frequency analysis of the EEG.


Advantages and limits of the EEG interval spectrum analysis.


Re-introduction of the direct Fourier transformation in EEG spectral analysis.


Automatic analysis of alpha rhythm organization.


Computer analysis of thalamic and cortical evoked potentials in man.


Evoked potentials to unexpected signals--a central orientation reaction.


Visual evoked potentials at different stimulus intensities.


Interval histograms and periodic diurnal changes of human alpha rhythms.


The EEG in the follow-up of surgically treated brain tumours.


EEG changes after intracranial intervention.


Specific and non-specific EEG changes following stereotactic operations on the limbic system.


Significance of thalamic neuronal activity in stereotaxic operations.


The value of EEG investigations among family members in neurological practice.


Electroencephalographic investigations on the genetics of infantile centrencephalic epilepsies.


Migraine families.

Migraine families.


The EEG of genetically different types of inherited myoclonic epilepsy.


Familial investigation of the 4-5 c-sec variation of the basic rhythm.


Further discoveries on the 4 c-sec rhythm.


About the influence of physical strain on the tendency to fits.


Alterations of heart rate induced by photic stimulation in healthy subjects and epileptics.


Serial EEG studies in centrencephalic epilepsy in children born prematurely.


Sleep states in the premature.

Sleep states in the premature.


Intermittent delta rhythms in nocturnal sleep.


The subclinical sleep pattern in the EEG.


EEG findings after pneumoncephalography.


Correlation between EEG criteria and attentive behaviour.


A course of EEG investigations during piperazine treatment in case of cerebral atrophy.


Addison's encephalopathy.

Addison's encephalopathy.


Problems concerning actual and catamnesis EEG diagnosis in the case of post-natal cranio-cerebral injuries in infancy.


Observations on meningiomas.

Observations on meningiomas.


Myoclonic syndrome after damage to the cerebellum and brain-stem due to anoxia.


Concerning electrical death of the brain.


Significance of DC recording in man.

Significance of DC recording in man.


A status report: California vehicle exhaust control.


A realistic vehicle emission inspection system.


Lead concentrations in Detroit, New York, and Los Angeles air.


In vitro uptake of labelled amino acids by the skin of children with generalized congenital analgesia.


Blood leucocytes during exercise in tuberculous patients after gastrectomy.


Serum immunoglobulin (IgE) levels in asthma.


Nature of human spleen red pulp cells with special reference to sinus lining cells.


Hypothalamic neurosecretion and metamorphosis in Xenopus laevis. 3. The effect of an interruption of thyroid hormone synthesis.


The leech photoreceptor cell: ultrastructure of clefts connecting the phaosome with extracellular space demonstrated by lanthanum deposition.


Light-microscope studies of the cytology of the adenohypophysis of the white-crowned sparrow, Zonotrichia leucophrys gambelii.


Development and characterization of myelin in tissue culture of canine cerebellum.


Respiratory secretion antibody mediates protection in viral respiratory tract infections.


The control of embryonic hemoglobin synthesis.


Isolation of gamma-lipotropic hormone from porcine pituitary glands.


The heterogeneity of the high molecular weight B12 binder in serum.


Viral hepatitis.

Viral hepatitis.


Effects of retained intraocular foreign bodies.


The thyroid gland and the neurosecretory activity of the hypothalamus in the newborn rabbit.


Staining of Escherichia coli K88 antigen and other fimbrial antigens for light microscopy.


Chlorinated hydrocarbon insecticides: inhibition of rabbit brain ATPase activities.


A new experimental approach in the study of chronic alcoholism. IV. Reproduction of alcoholic cirrhosis in rats and the role of lipotropes versus vitamins.


Cancer of the colon and rectum--general aspects, diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis. A review.


The preparation and properties of anti-lymphocytic sera.


Histological and histochemical studies of intercalated ducts in rat parotid glands.


Surgery of testicular tumors.

Surgery of testicular tumors.


Some structural features of the fovea centralis in the human retina.


Enzymatically actice membranes: some properties of cellophane membranes supporting cross-linked enzymes.


Correlation between anion uptake and the movement of K+ and H+ across the mitochondrial membrane.


Immunoglobulins in human fetal sera at different stages of gestation.


The Association of Operating Room Technicians.


Plasma histamine levels and cardiovascular effects after compound 48-80.


Growth and hormonal responsiveness of human endometrial carcinoma after heterologous transplantation to neonatal rats.


Shoulder-hand syndrome.

Shoulder-hand syndrome.


Lymphoid interstitial pneumonia with polyclonal gammopathy. A case report.


Operating room forum. Follow written procedures to ensure accurate sponge counts.


Breakdown products of C 3 in human synovial fluids. Activation of the complement sequence results in conversion of the third component of complement (C'3) to an inactive product (C'3i) and the elaboration of additional fragments of smaller molecular weights and faster electrophoretic mobilities. Immunoelectrophoretic analysis of fresh synovial fluids with an anti-human C'3 antiserum disclosed in some a variable degree of conversion of C'3 to C'3i, but a more striking finding was an additional line in the alpha-globulin region. This faster migrating protein gave a reaction of partial identity with C'3/C'3i. With this antiserum a similar pattern developed when fresh human serum was incubated with immune complexes, or aggregated gamma-globulin. The same breakdown product of C'3 was obtained by treatment of fresh human serum with Zymosan, ammonium, hydrazine, agar, or dextran. Heating serum at 56 degrees C for 1 hr destroys the breakdown product; aging of serum produces it. Breakdown products of C'3 were looked for in 49 synovial fluids from patients with a variety of joint diseases. A significant correlation was found between the demonstration of the fast migrating breakdown product of C'3 and the diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis and the presence of rheumatoid factor. A similar immunoelectrophoretic pattern was not found in the serum of any of the patients studied. When human gamma-globulin, which has been reduced and alkylated, is heat aggregated it loses the ability to fix human complement but still reacts with rheumatoid factor. Addition of reduced, aggregated gamma-globulin to fresh normal human serum produced no conversion of C'3, but when incubated with serum containing a high titer of rheumatoid factor, there was conversion of C'3 and the appearance of a breakdown product. Quantitative complement fixation studies with fresh serum from normal subjects and patients with rheumatoid arthritis disclosed complement fixation by reduced, aggregated gamma-globulin. The per cent of complement fixation was proportional to the titer of rheumatoid factor present in the test serum. These findings were interpreted as showing that rheumatoid factor can fix complement.The possibility is discussed that the presence of breakdown products of C'3 in the synovial effusions of most patients with seropositive rheumatoid arthritis and the ability of rheumatoid factor to fix complement are related phenomena.


Management of thyrotoxicosis in pregnancy. Value of serial protein-bound iodine and hamolski tests.


The structure of dicoumarol and related compounds.


Etiology, pathogenesis and frequency of thromboembolic disease.


Fetuin, one of the alpha-globulins in the serum of newborn calves.


Biological behavior of lymphocytes in Hunter-Hurler's disease.


In vivo susceptibility of Salmonella panama to polymyxin B sulfate and combistrep.


IgA immunoglobulin from porcine serum.

IgA immunoglobulin from porcine serum.


The assembly of protein particles of the RNA bacteriophage fr in absence of RNA.


The biochemical assessment of thyroid status.


Thyrotoxicosis.

Thyrotoxicosis.


Audio tapes and slides in postgraduate and continuing education.


Endometrial adenocarcinoma evaluated by histologic and functional criteria.


Idiopathic tenosynovitis in foals.

Idiopathic tenosynovitis in foals.


Identification of IgA in rat serum and secretions.


"Sandwich" solid phase radioimmunoassay for the quantitative deterimination of human immunoglobulins.


A simplified procedure for the preparation of immunoglobulin-class-specific antisera.


Components of fast and slow phases of axoplasmic flow.


How O.R. nurses can rejoin nursing.

How O.R. nurses can rejoin nursing.


An intralaminar analysis of beta-glucuronidase in cerebral cortex of rat.


Correlation of milk precipitins with IgA deficiency.


IgE (gamma E) globulins.

IgE (gamma E) globulins.


Immunoglobulin E deficiency in ataxia-telangiectasia.


Assaying actual hematein content of commercial hematoxylins and hemateins.


Ruthenium red stainable surface layer on lung alveolar cells; electron microscopic interpretation.


Modification of the Carmen-Faull-Pullar racks for free-floating serial sections.


Evaluation of commercial fluorescein isothiocyanates used in fluorescent antibody studies.


Staining chromosomes in sections of germinal vesicles of sarcoptid mites by a Schiff reagent.


Effects of temperature, poststaining rinses and ethanol-butanol dehydrating mixtures on methyl green-pyronin staining.


Simplified mounting of frozen sections of brain; drying and CHCl3 extraction prior to Nissl staining.


Two-solution iron hematoxylin staining (Heidenhain) with HCl differentiation and tris-buffer neutralization.


A rapid safranin-crystal violet-light green staining sequence for paraffin sections of plant materials.


Acridine orange fluorescence for differentiating clean nuclei from nuclei with adherent cytoplasm in fractionated cells.


Students.

Students.


Does your operating room have a philosophy?


As I see it: O. R. education.

As I see it: O. R. education.


Interrelated surgical patient care. The need to communicate.


What the operating room nurse wants to know.


Pre-operative visits by the OR nurse?

Pre-operative visits by the OR nurse?


The education of operating room nurses in the post-operative period.


Guest editorial: giving patient care in the operating room.


Advances in nursing care of thoracic surgical patients.


A fluorescence microscopic study of methodologic effects on the intranuclear distribution of benzo(alpha)pyrene.


Effect of perfusing blood on serum protein oduction by isolated perfused livers from normal or tumor-bearing rats.


Paralysing treatment with protein antigen in mice. IV. Electron microscopy studies of normal and atypical plasmocytes in mouse spleen.


Composition of glycosaminoglycans (acid mucopolysaccharides) in mouse spleen and thymus.


Health education in Ghana.

Health education in Ghana.


Some basic aspects of the immune response.


Comments on the role of antibody in the immune response.


Comments on the immunology of equine influenza.


The immunologic response to equine infectious anemia.


Antilymphocyte serum: a review with report of the current clinical situation in Australia.


Post-registration theatre course.

Post-registration theatre course.


Nursing the renal transplanation patient.


The urologic nurse specialist.

The urologic nurse specialist.


The surgical dialysis patient.

The surgical dialysis patient.


Trained nurses not needed in theatres?

Trained nurses not needed in theatres?


Your first baby: "in labour".

Your first baby: "in labour".


Your first baby: "afterwards".

Your first baby: "afterwards".


The application of fluorescent microscopy techniques to the identification of various fungus diseases.


The neurological aspects of Nocardia asteroides infection.


Modern methods in the post-operative nursing treatment of a patient undergoing the operation of vagotomy and pyloroplasty for duodenal ulcer. A review of 150 cases.


Clinical pathologic conference.

Clinical pathologic conference.


The nurse's view of operating room design and function.


Immunoglobulin IgA: A review of the literature.


Immunoglobulins.

Immunoglobulins.


Acquired inhibitors of coagulants.

Acquired inhibitors of coagulants.


Immune processes and infectious factors in central nervous system disease.


Immunoglobulins of cerebrospinal fluid in syphilis.


Relationship of immune globulins to antibodies in cholera.


Effectiveness of radiotherapy in explored inoperable carcinoma of the lung.


Prevention of Rh immunization.

Prevention of Rh immunization.


Studies on salivary gamma A in agammaglobulinaemia.


European molecular biology organization (EMBO).


Julius Sachs and the nineteenth-century renaissance of botany.


Lymphocytes and antilymphocytic serum.

Lymphocytes and antilymphocytic serum.


What the octopus shows to the world.

What the octopus shows to the world.


The mental health of clergymen.

The mental health of clergymen.


National Medical Audiovisual Center includes large dental collection.


Henry Herbert MacWilliam.

Henry Herbert MacWilliam.


The morphology of the heparin-protein macromolecule and its organization in the mast cell granule.


Cells involved in the immune response. XI. Identification of the antigen-reactive cell as the tolerant cell in the immunologically tolerant rabbit. Rabbits were made immunologically tolerant to either human serum albumin or bovine gamma globulin by the neonatal administration of antigen. At 10 wk of age, they were challenged with the tolerogenic antigen and found to be non-responsive. However, these tolerant rabbits could respond with humoral antibody formation directed toward the tolerogenic antigen if they were treated with normal, allogeneic bone marrow or bone marrow obtained from a rabbit made tolerant toward a different antigen. They were incapable of responding if they were given bone marrow obtained from a rabbit previously made tolerant to the tolerogenic antigen. Irradiated rabbits were unable to respond if treated with tolerant bone marrow, but could respond well if given normal bone marrow. Since it has previously been demonstrated that the antibody-forming cell, in an irradiated recipient of allogeneic bone marrow, is of recipient and not donor origin, the data presented strongly indicate that the unresponsive cell in the immunologically tolerant rabbit is the antigen-reactive cell.


The mechanism of action of anti-lymphocyte serum. Studies of antibody eluate. Studies designed to gain insight into the mechanism of action of the active component of antilymphocyte serum were carried out using an antibody eluate prepared from the IgG fraction of anti-lymphocyte serum by absorption and subsequent elution from thymocyte membrane. The resulting antibody eluate was labeled with radionuclide tracer to determine the fate of the antibody in vivo. The result indicated that anti-lymphocytic antibodies are eliminated from recipients extremely rapidly. The mechanism for this rapid clearance appears to depend upon the absorption of antibody molecules onto lymphocyte surfaces and the subsequent clearing and degradation of the antibody-lymphocyte complexes by the reticuloendothelial system. Distribution studies confirm that the major site of antibody-lymphocyte interaction occurs in the periphery with relatively little penetration of antibody within lymphoid organs. Radioautographic studies showed that the pattern of localization within lymphoid and other organs is confined to rather specific areas. These observations are believed to offer strong support for the notion that anti-lymphocyte serum achieves its immunosuppressive effect by bringing about a selective ablation of the population of recirculating lymphocytes.


Familial optic and acoustic nerve degeneration with distal amyotrophy.


Clinical and laboratory studies of a distinctive type of arthritis observed in New Guinea.


Elasticity of articular cartilage. Effects of intra-articular steroid administration and medial meniscectomy.


Interphase death of cultured mammalian cells (L5178Y).


Steroid therapy in penetrating keratoplasty.


Fine structure of the segmental ocelli of Armandia brevis (Polychaeta: Opheliidae).


Selective parathyroid and pancreatic staining.


Studies of antilymphoblast globulin in clinical organ transplantation.


Air pollution--causes and control.

Air pollution--causes and control.


Total body counter facility. UCLA-12-686.


Granulocytopathies: pleomorphism of neutrophil dysfunction.


Use of a rapid fluorescent-antibody staining technique with group A streptococci. A pilot study concerning a rapid fluorescent-antibody staining technique for identification of group A streptococci is described. Results indicate the method merits further study.


Antiviral and antitumor antibiotics. XIV. Effects of ascochlorin and other respiration inhibitors on multiplication of Newcastle disease virus in cultured cells. Antiviral activity on Newcastle disease virus was examined with some respiration inhibitors including ascochlorin, rotenone, antimycin A(3), piericidin A, dicoumarol, 2, 4-dinitrophenol, pentachlorophenol, and fatty acids. Of the chemicals tested, ascochlorin and rotenone showed significant inhibitory effect on the viral growth in cultured cells as determined by the plate and tube assay methods. Dose response of ascochlorin and rotenone was observed in rate and final yield of hemagglutinin synthesis. Ratio of infectivity for hemagglutinin was nearly equal at any test concentrations of ascochlorin. Thus, the possibility of inhibition of virus maturation by the antibiotic was excluded. Ascochlorin had no activity on virus particles and on viral adsorption onto host cells.


Cutaneous extramedullary plasmacytomas.

Cutaneous extramedullary plasmacytomas.


Fetal growth retardation.

Fetal growth retardation.


Dental health education in Essex.

Dental health education in Essex.


A simple micro-culture method for the study of group B arboviruses. Thirty-nine group B arboviruses have been titrated by a simple micro-culture method. The technique uses a stable line of pig kidney cells (PS cells) in which plaques develop when cells are first infected in suspension in the wells of haemagglutination trays and are then incubated for from 3 to 10 days under an overlay containing carboxymethyl-cellulose. This method can be adapted to measure neutralizing antibodies, and the principle underlying the test is applicable to other cells and other viruses.


Heighten the degree of retention in your education programs.


Cytotoxicity of lens antisera to dissociated chick neural retina cells in tissue culture.


The influence of light on gallocyanine-chromalum-stained sections.


Effect of selected estrogens and progestins on human chromosomes in vitro.


Small bowel changes in dermatitis herpetiformis.


Amphotericin B and other polyenic antifungal antibiotics.


Studies on the plasma rotein binding of [*Co]-vitamin B12. VI. Binding capacity of separated protein fractions.


Immune response of the Tuatara, Sphenodon punctatum.


Examining the enlarged prostate.

Examining the enlarged prostate.


Significance of signs and symptoms in benign prostatic hypertrophy. Measurements of intravesical pressure, urinary flow rate, retrograde cystographic residual urine, reflux of contrast medium into the prostatic ducts, and radiological prostate size were made in 45 men with benign prostatic hypertrophy. These factors were all found to be good clinical indices of the degree of urethral resistance to micturition; on the other hand, there was no relation between the latter and the severity of symptoms.


Chemical pollution from transportation vehicles. Recent publicity on electrically powered vehicles notwithstanding, the gasoline engine will probably be the principal power plant for passenger cars for at least the next decade. Chemical pollutants discharged by the gasoline engine are now under partial control. Motor cars of 1968 and 1969 model discharge only about 30 percent as much carbon monoxide and unburned hydrocarbons as do older models. In theory, carbon monoxide, unburned hydrocarbons and oxides of nitrogen ultimately can be completely removed from gasoline engine exhaust. In order to accomplish this it would be necessary to modify cars to operate satisfactorily on a lean mixture and perhaps to use a catalyst in the exhaust system. Present designs of gas turbines for aircraft and for future projected application to ground vehicles yield pollutants (except for smoke) at levels below those of gasoline engines for a decade to come. It has also been shown possible to eliminate smoke as well as odor from the gas turbine. Thus with proper effort it is feasible to reduce pollution of the atmosphere due to transportation to an acceptable level, even if electrically or alternatively powered vehicles cannot be developed for a decade.


Cellular electrophysiology. XVII.

Cellular electrophysiology. XVII.


Low frequency of genetic factors (gm(s) and Di(a) in Finland.


Differential staining of chloride-secretory cells in the gills of Gambusia affinis affinis (Baird and Girard).


Myelosclerosis associated with systemic lupus erythematosus in patients in West Malaysia. Three cases of myelosclerosis associated with systemic lupus erythematosus are described. The probable role of systemic lupus erythematosus in the initiation of myelonecrosis and subsequent myelosclerosis is discussed.


Staining of urinary leucocytes as an aid to the diagnosis of inflammation in the urinary tract. Five hundred specimens of urine have been examined for pyuria and bacteriuria, the leucocytes being stained by the Sternheimer-Malbin method. Most urines contained either less than 1 or more than 10 leucocytes per cmm; a few specimens contained 1 to 10 cells per cmm, whatever their viable bacterial count. The presence of leucocytes in urine was usually related to the bacterial count, pyuria being commonest in urines showing ;significant bacteriuria'. However, urinary tract instrumentation caused pyuria in the absence of infection. Leucocytes with nuclei staining blue by the Sternheimer-Malbin technique were considered to be indicative of active inflammation, but the incidence of such cells appeared to be a reflection of the total leucocyte count of the specimen rather than of its viable bacterial count. In the majority of cases the diagnosis of infection can be made on the basis of the bacterial count and the degree of pyuria. The staining technique appears to have a limited use, restricted to the interpretation of cases in which the results of culture and conventional leucocyte counts are ambiguous.


Microbial causes of mental retardation. The role of prenatal infections with cytomegalovirus, rubella virus, and toxoplasma.


Sensitivity of Pseudomonas aeruginosa to antibiotics: emergence of strains highly resistant to carbenicillin.


Metabolic fuels during and after severe exercise in athletes and non-athletes.


Reaginic antibody (IgE), skin, and provocation tests to Dermatophagoides culinae and house dust in respiratory allergy.


Aldosterone and sodium response to lithium administration in man.


Estimation of the volume of Leydig cells in man.


Leukemia antigens.

Leukemia antigens.


Infantile cortical hyperostosis associated with thrombocythaemia.


Malignant hypertension associated with oral contraceptives.


Insulin stimulation of cholesterol synthesis by arterial tissue.


Why are the islets of Langerhans?

Why are the islets of Langerhans?


Resistant pseudomonas.

Resistant pseudomonas.


Encephalopathy and fatty infiltration of viscera in children.


From Nancekuke to Bogside.

From Nancekuke to Bogside.


Physiotherapy after menisectomy.

Physiotherapy after menisectomy.


Chloramphenicol toxicity.

Chloramphenicol toxicity.


Kidneys for transplantation.

Kidneys for transplantation.


Reading epilepsy.

Reading epilepsy.


Biological control of schistosomiasis?

Biological control of schistosomiasis?


Future of the N.H.S.

Future of the N.H.S.


Play is work. The role of play for sick and healthy children.


Seaweeds and ulcerative colitis in laboratory animals.


Interpretation of changes in the uterine cervix.


Lymphocyte transformation in patients allergic to ampicillin and tetracycline.


Umbilical vein infusion.

Umbilical vein infusion.


Sex chromatin in testicular teratomas.

Sex chromatin in testicular teratomas.


Coeliac disease in a diabetic child.

Coeliac disease in a diabetic child.


Lipids and lipoproteins in untreated diabetes.


Ring chromosome 18 and gamma-M-globulin abnormality.


The hospital environment for the pediatric surgical patient.


HE SERIOUSLY ILL OR DYING CHILD: supporting the patient and the family.


Lindane induced neuropathy. Case report.


Dissociated gamma globulin in intravenous treatment of infection.


Intravenous dissociated gamma globulin in control of hypogammaglobulinemia.


Cancer palliation by solid tumor chemotherapy. II.


Cholangiojejunostomy for sclerosing adenocarcinoma of the common duct. (An unusual case of biliary obstruction).


Ventricular parasystole.

Ventricular parasystole.


Filament lengths and distribution of staining material in the I bands of rat skeletal muscle.


Scientific and ethical problems in organ transplantation.


The validity of the sodium sulphite test for detecting immunoglobulins in calf sera.


Ultrastructural localization of intracellular immune globulins in plasma cells and lymphoblasts by enzyme-labeled antibodies.


Deoxyribonucleic acid cytophotometry of stained human leukocytes. I. Differences among cell types.


Yant Memorial Lecture. The biopathology of cadmium.


Metachromatic properties of amyloid in solution.


Some characteristics of the cold hydrolysis technique for staining plant tissues by the feulgen reaction.


The specificity of Alcian Blue pH 1.0-Alcian Yellow pH 2.5 staining in the histochemical differentiation of acidic groups in mucosubstances.


"Determination of the existence or otherwise of elastic fibres in human gingiva".


Experience with the treatment of primary thyrotoxicosis.


A case of macroamylasaemia.

A case of macroamylasaemia.


Cellular morphology and relationships in giant-cell lesions of the jaws.


Air pollution: time for appraisal.

Air pollution: time for appraisal.


Electron microscopy of unstained biological material: the polytropic montage. With use of an electronic picture-scanning device and a digital computer, electron micrographs taken of a specimen along several different directions can be superimposed to form a montage that is more informative than the component images. Preliminary results indicate that one may thus study unstained, unshadowed biological material at high resolution.


The crystal and molecular structure of monobromoduclauxin.


Ventricular fibrillation in the Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome.


Concealed extrasystoles.

Concealed extrasystoles.


Chemotherapy of renal leptospirosis in cattle.


Some metabolic and hormonal effects of flufenamic acid.


Cholesterol biosynthesis in the liver of experimentally induced porphyric mice.


Mast cell changes in denervated sympathetic ganglia.


Induction in rabbits of reverse-type, immediate skin reaction by specific anti-rabbit IgG and anti-rabbit IgA.


Absence of intrinsic innervation of the human placenta.


Antibacterial activity of the purified peroxidase from human parotid saliva. The peroxidase of human parotid saliva has been purified by concentration, gel filtration on Sephadex G-200, and ion exchange chromatography on Amberlite CG-50. The purified product was devoid of amylase activity, lysozyme activity, and immunoglobulin A (IgA). However, it had an inhibitory effect on the growth of Lactobacillus acidophilus in complete growth medium and on lysine accumulation by L. acidophilus in a buffer-glucose medium, when combined with thiocyanate ions. The concentrations of peroxidase and thiocyanate ions employed were within the range found in saliva. The fractions which contained IgA did not have an anti-bacterial effect on L. acidophilus under the conditions employed. Parotid saliva also contained low molecular weight inhibitors of peroxidase activity. These studies support the involvement of the salivary peroxidase in an antibacterial system in saliva.


Hepatitis prophylaxis abroad. Effectiveness of immune serum globulin in protecting Peace Corps volunteers.


Adsorption of Mycoplasma pneumoniae to neuraminic acid receptors of various cells and possible role in virulence. Monkey, rat, and chicken tracheal epithelial cells, as well as monkey, rat, guinea pig, and chicken erythrocytes, adsorbed firmly to colonies of Mycoplasma pneumoniae and M. gallisepticum. Colonies of M. pulmonis also adsorbed erythrocytes but with less avidity than M. pneumoniae or M. gallisepticum; unlike the latter organisms, M. pulmonis did not adsorb tracheal epithelial cells. Colonies of M. orale type 1 and M. orale type 3 adsorbed only chicken red cells. Other mycoplasma species tested, including four of human origin and one of animal origin, did not adsorb red cells or epithelial cells. M. pneumoniae and M. gallisepticum appeared to attach to erythrocytes or tracheal epithelial cells by neuraminic acid receptors on these cells, whereas M. orale types 1 and 3 and M. pulmonis seemed to utilize another type or other types of receptors. Pretreatment of red cells or tracheal epithelial cells with receptor-destroying enzyme, neuraminidase, or influenza B virus removed the adsorption receptors for M. pneumoniae. Similarly, pretreatment of M. pneumoniae colonies with neuraminic acid-containing materials prevented adsorption of erythrocytes or respiratory tract cells. The adsorption sites on M. pneumoniae were specifically blocked by homologous but not heterologous antisera. This property made it possible to study the nature of the mycoplasma adsorption sites by testing the capacity of different fractions of the organism to block the action of adsorption-inhibiting antibodies. Such studies suggested that the mycoplasma binding sites were probably lipid or lipoprotein in nature. The glycerophospholipid hapten was implicated as one such site, since this serologically active hapten blocked the action of hemadsorption-inhibiting antibodies in M. pneumoniae rabbit antiserum. The affinity of M. pneumoniae for respiratory tract epithelium, unique among the mycoplasmas that infect man, may play a role in virulence, since this type of attachment provides an unusual opportunity for peroxide, secreted by the organism, to attack the tissue cell membrane without being rapidly destroyed by catalase or peroxidase present in extracellular body fluids.


Parotid gland swelling due to methimazole.


Heart-valve replacement with autologous fascia lata.


Methysergide in mania. A controlled trial.


Immunoglobulins in warm-type autoimmune haemolytic anaemia.


Impaired leucotactic responsiveness in a child with recurrent infections.


Pentagastrin-infusion test after atropine or vagotomy.


Haemorrhage and perforation complicating peptic ulcer in pregnancy.


Cerebral oedema complicating treated non-ketotic hyperglycaemia.


Periwinkle alkaloids and the platelet-count.


Cholestasis is the result of hypoactive hypertrophic smooth endoplasmic reticulum in the hepatocyte.


Food additives.

Food additives.


Electrical stimulation of the carotid-sinus nerves for angina pectoris.


Amantadine in Parkinson's disease.

Amantadine in Parkinson's disease.


Halothane.

Halothane.


Fixed-dose antibiotic combinations.

Fixed-dose antibiotic combinations.


Oophorectomy in postmenopausal women with breast cancer.


The cellular basis of immunological responses. A synthesis of some current views.


Epidemic of pharyngitis due to streptococci of Lancefield group G.


Fitness to plead.

Fitness to plead.


Oral contraceptives and depression.

Oral contraceptives and depression.


Natural history of postoperative deep-vein thrombosis.


L-asparaginase and Burkitt's lymphoma.

L-asparaginase and Burkitt's lymphoma.


A compound which lowers blood-urea in uraemic diabetics.


Acute salicylate poisoning.

Acute salicylate poisoning.


Neutrophil function and N.B.T. dye reduction.


Phenobarbitone and the neonate.

Phenobarbitone and the neonate.


Association of monosaccharide malabsorption with abnormal small-intestinal flora.


Widening the scope of antenatal diagnosis.


Immediate changes in acid phosphatase staining following injury to corneal mesenchymal cells.


Surgical treatment of malignant metastases of the chest.


Pregnancy in patients with prosthetic heart valves (Starr-Edwards).


Bence Jones proteinuria in benign monoclonal gammapathies. Incidence and characteristics.


Ultrastructural demonstration of injury and perforation of glomerular capillary basement membrane in acute proliferative glomerulonephritis.


Exchange of proteins between blood and spinal subarachnoid fluid.


Advances in EEG analysis: introduction.

Advances in EEG analysis: introduction.


The importance of topographic data in EEG phenomena, and an electrical model to reproduce them.


The method of complex demodulation.

The method of complex demodulation.


A posteriori "Wiener filtering" of average evoked responses.


Purpose of the workshop: questions the electroencephalographer asks about methods of analysis.


Proceedings of the workshop: practical applications of the frequency approach to EEG analysis.


Purification and ultrastructural properties of the calcium accumulating membranes in isolated sarcoplasmic reticulum preparations from skeletal muscle.


A quantitative biochemical and histochemical study of the lead method for localization of adenosine triphosphate-hydrolyzing enzymes.


Localization of peroxidase activity in microbodies of fetal mouse liver.


Histochemical metal uptake reactions of the bile pigments of obstructive icterus and of hematoidin.


Studies on deoxyribonucleoprotein in leukocytes and related cells of mammals. VII. The fast green histone content of rabbit leukocytes after hypotonic treatment.


Hereditary nonlymphopenic agammaglobulinemia with splenomegaly: a family study.


Effect of heptabarbital on the response to bishydroxycoumarin in man.


A combined PAS-myofibril stain for demonstration of early lesions of striated muscle.


Scanning electron microscopy of intestinal microvilli.


Practolol in the treatment of cardiac dysrhythmias due to acute myocardial infarction.


Natural history of postoperative deep-vein thrombosis.


Contamination of nurses' uniforms with Staphylococcus aureus.


Familial ovarian cancer.

Familial ovarian cancer.


Subdural haematoma after whiplash injury.


Subdural haematomas in patients undergoing haemodialysis.


Through-knee amputation in peripheral vascular disease.


Association of appendicitis with infective hepatitis.


Cell-mediated immunity in patients with leprosy.


Hepatitis antigen. Detection of infectious blood donors.


Reduced lymphocyte transformation due to a plasma factor in patients with active syphilis.


A constant-suction fine-needle aspiration syringe.


Cellular immunity in infectious diseases.


Cervical screening.

Cervical screening.


Effect of oral contraceptives on serum lipids and lipoproteins.


Overseas doctors: compulsory assessment.


The ankle-jerk and thyroid activity.

The ankle-jerk and thyroid activity.


Toxic megacolon.

Toxic megacolon.


Psychiatric services for the deaf.

Psychiatric services for the deaf.


Pathogenesis of retrolental fibroplasia.


Fluorides and teeth.

Fluorides and teeth.


Microangiopathic haemolytic anaemia and malignant hypertension.


Natural history of spina bifida.

Natural history of spina bifida.


A possible reaction to pentagastrin.

A possible reaction to pentagastrin.


Staphylococcal pneumonia in infants.

Staphylococcal pneumonia in infants.


The duration of pregnancy.

The duration of pregnancy.


Blood-groups and coronary heart-disease.


Trial of clioquinol in cholera.

Trial of clioquinol in cholera.


Lipomucopolysaccharidosis--a second look.


Pyridoxine in homocystinuria.

Pyridoxine in homocystinuria.


Perforation of a tuberculous bladder.

Perforation of a tuberculous bladder.


Dermatoglyphics of leukaemic children.

Dermatoglyphics of leukaemic children.


Naegleria gruberi--a pathogen?

Naegleria gruberi--a pathogen?


Phenobarbitone and dicophane in jaundice.


Alpha-chains of immunoglobulin A from rabbits of different allotype: composition and N-terminal sequence.


Urocytogram and pregnancy. I. Methods and normal values.


Some surface views of the stria vascularis and its adjacent areas.


Some surface views of the inner ear by light microscopy.


Ionization potentials of biological molecules.


Relationship of slow potential changes to response speed and motivation in man.


Acoustic evoked responses in newborn infants: the influence of pitch and complexity of the stimulus.


EEG sleep patterns in mental retardation.


Averaged visual evoked potentials in humans: mechanism of dichoptic interaction studied in a subject with a split chiasma.


Comparison of evoked gross and unit responses in association cortex of waking cat.


Comparative analysis of hepatic microbodies (a review).


Slow potential changes in cat brain during classical appetitive and aversive conditioning of jaw movement.


The influence of intra-hippocampal gamma-amino-butyric acid on the orienting reflex.


Variations in human physiological finger tremor, with particular reference to changes with age.


EEG response to photic stimulation as a function of cognitive style.


The relation between physiological tremor of the two hands in healthy subjects.


EEG patterns in juvenile cerebral lipidosis.


Z-axis modulation in neural spike display.


The auditory evoked response in babies during REM sleep.


Multi-barreled coaxial micro-pipettes with independent control of the central recording barrel.


A technique for the chronic implantation of multiple movable micro-electrodes.


A printed circuit swivel for recording from freely moving animals.


EEG investigations in measles encephalitis.


Psychomotor status epilepticus.

Psychomotor status epilepticus.


Siblings with Unverricht-Lungborg myoclonic epilepsy; a familial and longitudinal investigation.


Beta activity and older age.

Beta activity and older age.


Retrograde amnesia in experimental anaesthesia. A contribution to memory theories.


The diagnostic possibilities of the EMG in tetany.


Electronystagmographic findings in disturbances of the optokinetic reaction.


EEG computer audiometry.

EEG computer audiometry.


Clinical application of the EEG analysis of intersensory interaction.


Determination of sensitivity by EEG analysis.


Computer analysis of cortical responses to stimulation of specific thalamic nuclei in man.


Expectancy, readiness and orienting potentials from thalamic and cortical leads in man.


Symposium on the significance of EEG for "statement on death". Introduction.


Cerebral death and the isolectric EEG.

Cerebral death and the isolectric EEG.


A retrospective investigation of the clinical symptoms and course of patients with a complete or incomplete isoelectric EEG.


Two cases of isoelectric EEGs ("apparent exceptions proving the rule").


Hypsarrhythmia.

Hypsarrhythmia.


Electroencephalographic changes in anovulatory cycles.


Petit mal-like discharge in the electroencephalograms of adults.


EEG changes in uraemic patients undergoing regular haemodialysis.


Changes in the electroretinogram (ERG) in lesions of the optic nerve.


EEG changes in subacute encephalopathy (Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease).


Penicillin convulsions.

Penicillin convulsions.


Uncommon EEG findings in hepato-lenticular degeneration.


Petit mal status without impairment of consciousness.


Valium administration in status epilepticus and EEG follow-up.


Pathways involved in caudate nucleus effects on the posterior hypothalamus.


Effects of extra-hypothalamic structures on single cell activity in the posterior hypothalamus.


The influence of high oxygen pressure on the electrical activity of the brain.


Regulation of transmitter release at the neuromuscular synapse: the cooperative hypothesis.


Psychopharmacological activity of some substances extracted from Cannabis sativa L (hashish).


Changes in the electrical activity of the brain following pinealectomy.


Electrocortical reactions of pinealectomized and intact rats to lethal doses of pentobarbital.


A combination narcosis suitable for acute neurophysiological experiments.


Organization of the giant axons in the ventral nerve cord of the American cockroach (Periplaneta americana).


Histological and electrophysiological studies of normal and degenerated giant axons of the American cockroach.


Micro-electrode studies of the giant fibres of the American cockroach.


Electrical and mechanical properties of the abdominal extensor muscles of the prawn, Polaemon elegans.


Chronic gastric carcinoma.

Chronic gastric carcinoma.


Intermediary metabolism of the liver fluke Fasciola hepatica, II. Hydrogen transport and phosphorylation.


Podiatry and psychiatry.

Podiatry and psychiatry.


Rise and fall of asthma mortality in England and Wales in relation to use of pressurised aerosols.


Australia antigen in chronic active liver disease with cirrhosis.


Use of different doses of anti-Rh IgG in the prevention of Rh isoimmunisation.


Mitral-valve prosthesis, warfarin anticoagulation, and pregnancy.


Prevention of sudden cardiopulmonary arrest in the perioperative period with prophylactic heparin.


Pharmacological blockade of carcinoid flushing provoked by catecholamines and alcohol.


Reticuloendothelial blockade produced by antilymphocyte serum.


A possible pharmacological approach to migraine.


Role of adrenergic receptors in glucose-induced insulin secretion in man.


Acetate in the correction of acidosis secondary to diarrhoea.


Mysterious justice.

Mysterious justice.


Aerosol bronchodilators and asthma mortality.


Life on the altiplano.

Life on the altiplano.


A baseline for criminal abortions?

A baseline for criminal abortions?


Screening for vitamin-B12 deficiency.

Screening for vitamin-B12 deficiency.


The year of the department.

The year of the department.


Vaccine against respiratory syncytial virus.


Safety of mother and child.

Safety of mother and child.


Pseudomonas in a Glasgow baby unit.

Pseudomonas in a Glasgow baby unit.


Laboratory differential diagnosis of vesicular skin rashes.


Antibody development in rhesus-negative patients following abortion.


Induction of labour in rhesus disease.

Induction of labour in rhesus disease.


The omohyoid syndrome.

The omohyoid syndrome.


Crystalluria and renal stones.

Crystalluria and renal stones.


Mouse transplantation immunity depressed by Trichinella spiralis.


Measurement of central venous pressure.

Measurement of central venous pressure.


Paracervical block in obstetrics.

Paracervical block in obstetrics.


Dermatoglyphics and leukaemia.

Dermatoglyphics and leukaemia.


A new escalator injury.

A new escalator injury.


Early-onset diabetes in the general and the Down's syndrome population.


Medical staffing in the N.H.S.

Medical staffing in the N.H.S.


Treatment of malnutrition.

Treatment of malnutrition.


Comparison of antibiotic sensitivities.

Comparison of antibiotic sensitivities.


Guard for intra-anal-plug electrode.

Guard for intra-anal-plug electrode.


Spironolactone and steroid assay.

Spironolactone and steroid assay.


Red urine associated with methyldopa TREATMENT.


Skins and needles.

Skins and needles.


Dystonic reaction to perphenazine.

Dystonic reaction to perphenazine.


Rapid preparation of lymphocytes for tissue-typing.


Insulin and atherosclerosis.

Insulin and atherosclerosis.


Declotting Scribner shunts.

Declotting Scribner shunts.


Translations and the language barrier.

Translations and the language barrier.


Fluoride and tea.

Fluoride and tea.


Damages awarded for thalidomide children.


L.S.D. and manslaughter.

L.S.D. and manslaughter.


Neuronal dynamics and axonal flow. IV. Blockage of intra-axonal enzyme transport by colchicine. The fact that the nucleated center of the nerve cell is the major source of the macromolecular materials required in the maintenance and function of the whole neuron requires the operation of a steady cellulifugal convection of these supplies into and down the nerve fiber. This proximo-distal traffic has been firmly established, but the mechanisms involved in it are still poorly understood. Besides the slow (ca. 1 mm per day) advance of the axonal column as a whole ("axonal flow" in the strict sense), the demonstration of additional, much faster, traffic rates (up to several cm per day) calls for special conduits within the axon ("intra-axonal flow"). To test the possible role of neurotubules (average width:220 A) in this traffic, the drug colchicine, known for its immobilizing effect on microtubules in other types of cells, was locally injected into peripheral nerves. This resulted in a major blockage of the proximo-distal movement of a test enzyme, acetylcholinesterase, into and through the injected zone, the extent of blockage varying with the applied dosage. By analogy, the neurotubules thus seem to be definitely implicated in the motile mechanism of intra-axonal transport. By contrast, the movement of a mitochondrion-associated marker enzyme, diphosphopyridine nucleotide diaphorase, was not perceptibly affected (in the submaximal dosage range), which seems to signify that the proximo-distal shift of mitochondria, for which the slow axonal flow acts as carrier, has gone on uninterruptedly. The experiments thus indicate the possibility of uncoupling the axonal and intra-axonal transport mechanisms.


Suppression of heavy and light chain allotypic expression in homozygous rabbits through embryo transfer. Homozygous suppression of allotypic specificities on both the heavy and light chains of rabbit immunoglobulin has been achieved by two methods involving embryo transfer. In the first method, young were transplanted into does producing antibody against an allotypic specificity homozygously present in the genome of the embryo. In this case, the suppression is caused by antibody transmitted in utero. In the second method, young from a nonimmunized surrogate mother lacking their allotypic genotype are injected neonatally with the antiallotype serum. Release from homozygous suppression appears to be achieved more readily than from heterozygous suppression.


Retrospect and prospect.

Retrospect and prospect.


Histochemistry of mucosubstances in the mantle of the clam, Mercenaria mercenaria. II. Mucosubstances in the second marginal fold.


Application of the stain-fixative nigrosin-HgCl2-formalin to fragile or contractile ciliates.


Reaction of the aortic wall of the rabbit after superficial, longitudinal, mechanical trauma.


Dichroism with congo red. A specific test for amyloid?


Cytoplasmic fluorescence of thyroid follicle cells after incubation with thyroid stimulating hormone.


Structure of interstitial epidermal ridges.


The specificity of gallocyanin-chromalum staining for RNA studied in association with ribonuclease and radioautographic techniques.


Cellular changes in the psoriatic epidermis. VII. The influence of mercury compound on the submicroscopic differentiation of psoriatic epidermal cells.


Ultrastructure of mast-cell granules in squamous cell carcinoma.


Electron microscopy of embryonic human epidermis at seven and ten weeks.


Allergy to copper derived from dental alloys as a possible cause of oral lesions of lichen planus.


Allergy to wool fat. The addition of salicylic acid for patch test purposes.


Housewives' eczema and the role of chromates.


Delayed skin reaction to human dander in atopic dermatitis.


Spectral skin sensitivity in erythropoietic protoporphyria.


The chicken comb and wattle as experimental model for investigative argon laser therapy of angiomas.


Malignant degeneration of skin lesions in epidermodysplasia verruciformis.


Multiple metastasizing sweat gland carcinomas.


Angiokeratoma corporis diffusum. (Fabry's disease).


The fluorescent treponemal antibody-absorption test (FTA-ABS) in treated latent and late syphilis.


False-positive serological test for syphilis in pregnancy.


Late complications of syphilis. A comparative epidemiological and serological study of cardiovascular syphilis and various forms of neurosyphilis.


Topochemistry of free purine ribonucleotide (FPRN) in malignant cells of primary and secondary tumours.


Salivary glands of the hamster. I. The submandibular gland: a histochemical study after preservation with various fixatives.


Innervation of the dental pulp. I. Intra- and supravital fluorochromation of nerve fibers in the dental pulp.


Innervation of the dental pulp. II. A fluorescence microscopy study in the rat incisor.


Ecdysone as a hypocholesterolemic agent.


Polyribosomes and protein synthesis in "Tribolium confusum" Duval.


The interaction of red cell membrane ATPase with calcium.


The interaction of reduced pyridine nucleotides with the red cell membrane.


The effects of general hypoxic hypoxia and renal ischemia on erythropoietin production.


Intracellular inorganic ions and amino-acid pool in the isolated intestinal mucosa of the tortoise "Testudo hermanni hermanni" Gmelin.


Prolonged posttetanic hyperpolarization induced in single nerve fibres by long lasting repetitive stimulation.


Sodium-potassium exchange in smooth muscle cells of the taenia coli of the guinea-pig.


Influence of temperature on sodium-potassium exchange produced by ouabain in the perfused dog liver.


The action of Cd on the Na-transport in the frog skin.


The distribution of chlormerodrin in the rat in the presence of cadmium and cysteine.


The influence of viscous elements on myocardial contractility.


A single nerve fibre preparation in the human.


Sodium gain and potassium loss produced in the liver by adrenaline.


Spontaneous activity of single nerve fibres induced by repetitive activation.


pH effects on lactate and pyruvate production by incubated brain tissue.


Analysis of the instantaneous force-velocity-length-time relations of the contractile elements of the myocardium.


The passage of radioiodinated protein hormones across isolated mesentery.


Effects of ribose and pentitols upon insulin secretion.


Bovine alpha-lactalbumin: its structure in solution as compared to hen lysozyme.


Mapping of polypurine sequences in bacteriophage MS2 RNA.


Muscle spindle innervation in the intertransverse caudal muscles of the rat.


Light and electron microscopic evidence of complex synapses (glomeruli) in oliva inferior (cat).


Argyrophilic reaction of histamine-containing epithelial cells in murine gastric mucosa.


Fractionation of proteins with different isoelectric points by Rivanol.


Glycogen and acid mucopolysaccharides in the epithelium of gall bladder mucosa under non-experimental conditions.


Histochemical studies of the tongue epithelium of human foetus. Polysaccharides.


Familial chronic lymphocytic leukemia.

Familial chronic lymphocytic leukemia.


Acute diffuse glomerulonephritis in acute staphylococcal endocarditis.


Clinical alcohol hypoglycemia and isolated adrenocorticotrophic hormone deficiency.


Human influenza: aspects of the immune response to vaccination.


Whipple's disease: hematologic and metabolic aspects.


A five- to fifteen-year follow-up study of infantile psychosis.


Disorders of the shoulder joint.

Disorders of the shoulder joint.


On the ontogenetic development of the cerebellum (nuclei, fissures, and cortex) of the rat, with special reference to regional variations in corticogenesis.


Electron microscopy of the hippocampal formation of the rabbit.


Cancer chemotherapy. A practical approach for the practicing physician.


Experimental cerebral edema: vital staining with Evans blue during the developmental and regressive phases.


Histochemical study of the alcianophilia of Paget cells in extramammary Paget's disease.


Importance of mucopolysaccharides in the development of the protective hepatotropic effect of hypothyrosis.


Immunoglobulins: an introduction to the structure, synthesis and pathology.


Viruses and autoimmunity.

Viruses and autoimmunity.


Humoral immunity and autoimmune disease.


Indications and clinical effect of fibrinogen preparations.


Staining methods for tissue smears with special references to nuclear substances and cleolar morphology.


Cytohormonal findings in patients using various forms of contraception.


A fast procedure for radioimmunoassay of H.G.H.


Free thyroxine in serum and its use in clinical diagnosis.


Modification of the larval nutritional requirement of Drosophila melanogaster by maternally inherited choline.


Effect of neurohypophyseal hormones and their mechanism of action on gall-bladder water transport.


Changes in the contents of neutral lipids and composition of their fatty acids in mung bean seedlings (Phaseolus aureus).


Circulation of amniotic fluid contents. Pathway of 22Na from amniotic fluid to fetal and maternal organs.


The effects of paired stimulation during exercise in dogs with heart block.


Ribonuclease activities in Basidiomycetes agaricus campestris.


Beta-galactosidase activity in human leukocytes.


Intracellular distribution of endogenous inhibitors of dopamine-beta-hydroxylase.


Growth-inhibition of "Saccharomyces cerevisiae" by n-propyl alcohol.


The metabolism of DL-phenylalanine-1-14C, cinnamic acid-3-14C and ferulic acid-2-14C in the rat.


Chemical evidence for the exclusive occurrence of pppGp nucleoside tetraphosphate in the alkaline hydrolysates of MS2 replicative form and replicative intermediate: implications for the structure of the replicative intermediates and for the mechanism of viral RNA replication.


An improved qualitative, monodimensional thin-layer chromatography for amino acids, using mixed layers of silica gel and cellulose and a combination of solvent systems.


Purification and quantitative determination of amino acids in biological mixtures, by means of multiple elimination thin-layer chromatography (METC) and colorimetry.


The metabolism of coumarin-2-14C and 7-hydroxycoumarin-2-14C (umbelliferone-2-14C) in the rat.


A further contribution to the demonstration of RNA and nucleoli of blood cells in smear preparations.


The significance of local IgA in the physiology of the intestinal mucosa.


Some aspects of exocrine IgA.

Some aspects of exocrine IgA.


Source of IgA in jejunal secretions.

Source of IgA in jejunal secretions.


Immunoglobulins and the digestive tract.


Disorders of the immunological defence mechanism.


A collaborative scheme for tissue typing and matching in renal transplantation.


Body-weight, ABO blood-groups, and altitude of domicile as determinants of serum-uric-acid in military recruits in four countries.


Ileostomy and the risk of urinary uric acid stones.


Effect of caloric restriction on energy expenditure in obese patients.


Ischaemic heart-disease as a complication of nephrotic syndrome.


Intraluminal bile-salt deficiency in the pathogenesis of steatorrhoea.


The differential ferrioxamine test in the management of idiopathic haemochromatosis.


Topical hyperbaric oxygen treatment of pressure sores and skin ulcers.


Gastric emptying of water and glucose solutions in the newborn.


Resection of tracheal stricture following tracheostomy.


Genetics of mammalian somatic cells.

Genetics of mammalian somatic cells.


Pituitary destruction for diabetic retinopathy.


Epidemiology of serum-uric-acid.

Epidemiology of serum-uric-acid.


Todd in London.

Todd in London.


Relevance of animal tumours to man.

Relevance of animal tumours to man.


Oral contraceptives and prophylaxis of thromboembolism.


Infection in an ophthalmic unit.

Infection in an ophthalmic unit.


Marine bacteria in oysters purified for human consumption.


New use for the smaller peripheral general hospital.


Teaching efficiency of videotapes in cardiology.


The changing British drug scene.

The changing British drug scene.


Serological diagnosis of anthrax.

Serological diagnosis of anthrax.


Clonidine for migraine.

Clonidine for migraine.


Active-eversion test.

Active-eversion test.


Relapse after tetanus.

Relapse after tetanus.


Serological tests for rubella.

Serological tests for rubella.


Tapes-slides or lectures.

Tapes-slides or lectures.


Vocational registration.

Vocational registration.


Chlorpropamide antidiuresis.

Chlorpropamide antidiuresis.


Effect of storage on blood-sugar.

Effect of storage on blood-sugar.


Lithium and chromosome abnormalities.

Lithium and chromosome abnormalities.


Histochemical diagnosis of Hirschsprung's disease.


Cystic fibrosis: an improved method for studying white blood-cells in culture.


De-novo G-G-translocation Down's syndrome in two siblings.


Effect of salbutamol on respiratory function in children with asthma.


Haemophilus influenzae in cystic fibrosis.


Fibrinolysis in children with congenital heart-disease.


Helminthic ova and pollen grains.

Helminthic ova and pollen grains.


The effect of an synthetic heparinoid (SP-54) on platelet aggregation.


Effect of dicumarol on the intestinal absorption of sugars.


Radioprotective properties of some heterocyclic nitrogenous compounds against x-radiation injury to serum proteins in mice.


Direct association of serum levels of beta globulin and leucine aminopeptidase.


Cytochemistry of synaptosomes.

Cytochemistry of synaptosomes.


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


Immunotherapy with antigen E.

Immunotherapy with antigen E.


How important is education--panel discussion.


Systemic allergic reactions to ingested antigens.


An electron-optical lens effect as a possible source of contrast in biological preparations.


Acrolein as a histological fixative.

Acrolein as a histological fixative.


A stable iron-haematoxylin solution for staining the chromatin of cell nuclei.


Psychotic states resulting from disorders of thyroid function.


Preliminary evaluation of effectiveness of logical flow charts in teaching roentgen diagnosis.


Ultrastructure of mast-cell granules in basal cell carcinoma.


The modified plasma membranes of the transition and horny cells in normal human epidermis as revealed by electron microscopy.


Radioactive monitoring of degranulating mast cells.


Acid hydrolases in human skin.

Acid hydrolases in human skin.


Occupational dermatitis from pyrolysis products of polythene.


Chromium-protein interactions.

Chromium-protein interactions.


The interaction of surfactants with antimicrobial agents.


Sweat gland necrosis and bullous skin changes in acute drug intoxication.


A method for evaluation of the influence on experimental itch of topically applied drugs.


Systemic effects of topically applied corticosteroid hormones.


The sensitivity of plantar warts to roentgen radiation.


Long-term treatment of rosacea with oral tetracycline.


Alopecia areata. A follow-up investigation of outpatient material.


Nummular eczema--clinical and statistical data.


Incontinentia pigmenti in a newborn boy.


Gonorrhoea of a congenital duct in the raphe penis.


Familial elevation of serum thyroxine-binding globulin capacity.


In vitro cultivation of leukemic monocytes.


Immunology studies in tropical sprue.

Immunology studies in tropical sprue.


Infectious hepatitis in military populations: problems encountered with gamma globulin prophylaxis.


Gamma globulin prophylaxis.

Gamma globulin prophylaxis.


Plasma glycerol and glycerol turnover during treatment of hyperthyroidism.


Serum protein changes during the acute phase reaction.


Enzymo-chemical identification of leukemic cells.


The effect of cortisone on the volume and total protein content of mouse liver nuclei.


Selective demonstration of a type of synaptic vesicle by phosphotungstic acid staining.


Effects of testosterone and of tri-iodothyronine on the levels of mitochondrial DNA and RNA from rat liver.


Tumors of minor salivary glands.

Tumors of minor salivary glands.


Genealogical analysis of isolated cleft palate.


Simian crease and congenital malformations.


External auditory meatus plasty in congenital atresia.


Double tube pedicle flaps in lower abdomen.


Contribution to the anthropometric study of the penis in a group of Bulgarian boys from birth to the age of seven years.


Method of formation of the anterior urethra in extensive strictures.


Lymphovenous shunt as supplementary treatment of elephantiasis of lower limbs.


Free bone plasty for lengthening of short arm stumps.


Basic principles of the Veau operation method. In memory of Victor Veau.


Boris Vasilyevich Parin.

Boris Vasilyevich Parin.


The induction of cleft palate by cortisone in several inbred strains of mice.


Microforms of cleft lip and-or cleft palate.


Rubella neutralizing antibody in serum products.


Induction of autoimmune aspermatogenesis by noncellular cytophilic material.


Decrease in tritium activity in 3H-thymidine-labelled cells after Feulgen hyolysis.


Tooth accumulated materials: a review and classification.


[Thyroid gland function in women with repeated spontaneous aborions].


Specific and non-specific passive desensitization. XV, With normal human types A, B, and AB globulins.


Contribution to the problem of structural organization of the presynaptic area.


Dissociation, fractionation, and culture of embryonic brain cells.


Axoplasmic transport of 14C proteins at two rates in chicken sciatic nerve.


Sterols and keratinization.

Sterols and keratinization.


Immunochemical classes of myelomatosis. Including data from a therapeutic trial conducted by a Medical Research Council working party.


Growth rates and responses to treatment in human myelomatosis.


Development of focal changes in the EEG of those with cranio-cerebral injury.


Effect of cryogenic blockade of a non-specific thalamo-orbito-cortical synchronizing system upon sensory evoked potentials.


Binding of rabbit gamma globulin by competent Bacillus subtilis cultures. Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA)-mediated transformation of Bacillus subtilis can be inhibited by antibodies which specifically interact with single-stranded DNA. This inhibition occurs at a time when the transformation reaction is insensitive to deoxyribonuclease. Studies with radioactive proteins revealed that the maximal binding of gamma globulin occurs immediately preceding the development of maximal competence in the population. Other proteins, such as deoxyribonuclease cytochrome c and serum albumin also adsorb to the surface of the cell. After treatment with lysozyme, 67% of the radioactive gamma globulin remains associated with the cytoplasmic membrane. These findings suggest that the DNA is complexed in a deoxyribonuclease-insensitive form to the surface of the cell and is converted to a single-stranded state prior to transport past the membrane and integration into the chromosome.


Vital staining of Mycoplasma and L-forms with Chlorazol Black E. Vital staining of Mycoplasma colonies was attempted because other dye visualization techniques kill the organisms and preclude reisolation for further studies. The lipophilic amphoteric dye Chlorazol Black E (CBE) was the most successful of 14 vital dyes tested on Mycoplasma hominis, M. pharyngis, M. fermentans, M. arthritidis, M. salivarium, M. pneumoniae, and L-forms of Staphylococcus aureus when used in 1:1,000 (w/v) saline dilution as the sterile suspension medium for inoculation of Hayflick's medium under both aerobic and microaerophilic (Fortner method) conditions. Colonies of all species stain homogeneously in the periphery and center portion, the latter being more refractive under positive phase contrast. All stained colonies were successfully subcultured. The most striking and promising result of the use of CBE as a tool for physiological study of Mycoplasma was a very significant increase in diameter of all colonies except those of M. pneumoniae grown with CBE: 1.5 x for M. hominis and 5 x for L-form S. aureus. This size increase in M. hominis is proportional to the concentration down to a 1:50,000 dilution only under microaerophilic conditions. Whether this increase in colony size is due to an increased number of cells, to larger cells, or to the adsorption of CBE on the lipid membrane is unknown at present.


Zone electrophoresis of enzymes in bacterial taxonomy. The electrophoretic mobilities in starch gels have been determined for eight enzymes in extracts of representative cultures of members of the family Enterobacteriaceae. These values were compared with each other and with those obtained from certain bacteria not in this family. The migrations of the eight enzymes were virtually identical for each of eight strains of Escherichia coli and for two species of Shigella. A number of these enzymes appeared to be identical in other organisms believed to be closely related to E. coli (Salmonella), and the number of differences increased in organisms which appeared to have lesser degrees of relatedness by other criteria (deoxyribonucleic acid base compositions, overall similarity).


Concentration of luteinizing and follicle-stimulating hormones in peripheral and ovarian venous plasma.


A rapid methylene blue-basic fuchsin stain for semi-thin sections of peripheral nerve and other tissues.


Electron microscopy of lipids: effects of pH and fixatives on the appearance of a macromolecular assembly of lipid micelles in negatively stained preparations.


Demonstration of beta glucuronidase with naphthol AS-BI-beta-D-glucosiduronic acid by simultaneous coupling.


Electron phase and amplitude images of stained biological thin sections.


Investigation of staining, polarization and fluorescence-microscopic properties of myoendothelial cells.


The use of antithyroid drugs in a single daily dose. Treatment of diffuse toxic goiter.


How to prevent sponge loss during surgery.


Immunoglobulin analysis in clinical diagnosis. 1. Quantitative methods.


The management of fatal illness in childhood.


The KOH method for detecting the gram-staining potential of bacteria without staining.


Platelet thrombi in rejection episodes.

Platelet thrombi in rejection episodes.


Fluorescent staining of mycobacteria in bovine tissues with auramine O dye--a comparative evaluation of a modified staining procedure.


HL-A antigens of human lymphoid cells in long-term tissue culture.


The anterior pituitary of the Japanese quail, Coturnix coturnix japonica. The cytological effects of photoperiodic stimulation.


Studies on hydroid differentiation IV. Cell movements in Podocoryne carnea hydranths.


Cytoplasmic changes during the trophoblastic giant cell transformation of blastocysts from normal and ovariectomized mice.


A simple chemical method to identify marihuana.


The lowest triplet state of dicumarol.

The lowest triplet state of dicumarol.


Bovine platelet proteins. I. Soluble proteins studied by immunoelectrophoresis and polyacrylamide disc electrophoresis.


Recent investigations on the chemical nature of thromboplastin ("TP") from human brain.


On the functional resynthesis of thromboplastin ("TP") from its fractions and various substitutes.


Foetal immunoglobulins in experimental border disease in lambs.


A simple method for the macroscopic differentiation of squamous- and respiratory-type epithelia.


Histochemical observations on Paneth cells.


Cationic binding at the node of Ranvier.


The intramuscular nerve endings in dystrophia myotonica--a biopsy study by vital staining and electron microscopy.


The topography of the intrinsic cardiac ganglia of the 120mm human foetus.


Film loops as aids to teaching human embryology.


Localization of virus antigens by enzyme-labelled antibodies.


Ultrastructural localization of SV40T antigen with enzyme-labelled antibody.


Epidemiology of bacteriuria and its relation to pyelonephritis.


A method of obtaining stained electron-microscope specimens free from contamination.


Morphological studies on experimental concussion with special reference to the vital staining of the nervous tissue.


The effect of gastric secretagogues on gastric mucosal histamine and histidine decarboxylase activity in rats.


Ultrastructure of rectal biopsies in juvenile amaurotic idiocy.


IgA with "secretory piece" in bovine colostrum and saliva.


The care of the anaesthetised patient.

The care of the anaesthetised patient.


'Could do better?

'Could do better?


Palliative and radical operations for acquired esophagotracheal and esophagobronchial fistulas.


Clinical and subjective evaluation of speech.


Action potentials of levator and tensor muscles in patients with cleft palate.


Reconstructive plastic surgery in extensive perforations of the nasal septum. Personal technique.


Resection of the upper jaw with elements of a primary plastic.


A contribution to the degradation of skin and cornea preserved hemibiotically in the temperature near 0 degrees C (Brief communication).


Assessing the biological activity of conserved tendon by tissue culture.


Resoluble synthetic materials in plastic surgery.


Growth characteristic of skin thickness in children and its significane in free skin grafts.


The problem of revascularization of free skin autografts.


Pesticide residues in foods.

Pesticide residues in foods.


Discussion paper: cross-reactivity of primate immunoglobulins.


Immunological studies of serum proteins in nonhuman primates.


Persistent proteinuria in children.

Persistent proteinuria in children.


Psychosis and antithyroid drug therapy.

Psychosis and antithyroid drug therapy.


Human IgG and IgA diphtheria antitoxins in serum, nasal fluids and saliva.


Studies on the radiosensitive phase of the antibody response in rabbits. II. Recovery and the secondary response.


Complement (C'3)-coated red blood cells following infection with the virus of equine infectious anemia.


Studies on lymphocyte transformation in nephrotoxic serum nephritis of the rat.


The use of affinity chromatography for the specific purification of antibodies and antigens.


Relationship between the net electrical charge of antigens and specific antibodies. An example of selection by antigen of cells producing highest affinity antibody.


Characterization of cytotoxic isoantisera produced in RIII mice. II. Serological properties of antiserum fractions.


IgA abnormalities in abdominal lymphoma (alpha-chain disease).


Transport of 14C incorporated protein in the corticospinal tract of the rat brain.


Unmasking of cell-associated foreign antigens during incubation of lymphoid cells.


Changes in the sympathetic nervous system in diabetes mellitus. A preliminary report.


Resolution of mouse and human immunoglobulin G into two fractions by chromatography on diethylaminoethyl-sephadex. Relation of mouse antibody type to the antigen charge.


Five-year follow-up of the Medical Research Council comparative trial of surgery and radiotherapy for the primary treatment of small-celled or oat-celled carcinoma of the bronchus.


Effect of gravity on placental transfusion.


Leucocyte-antigen matching in donor selection for heart transplantation.


Some long-term effects of severe malnutrition in early life.


Comparison of acetate, lactate, and bicarbonate in treating the acidosis of cholera.


Secretory IgA in the serum.

Secretory IgA in the serum.


Effects of phenytoin on folic-acid conjugases in man.


Antigen-induced immunological tolerance in man to equine anti-human-thymocyte gamma-globulin.


Oxygen in acute myocardial infarction.

Oxygen in acute myocardial infarction.


The post-transfusion syndrome and Cytomegalovirus.


Migraine and epilepsy.

Migraine and epilepsy.


A thought for the dibled driver.

A thought for the dibled driver.


Clonidine: a new antihypertensive drug.

Clonidine: a new antihypertensive drug.


Teratology.

Teratology.


Voluntary sterilisation.

Voluntary sterilisation.


Day hospitals for geriatric patients.

Day hospitals for geriatric patients.


Adverse reactions with long-term use of phenylbutazone and oxyphenbutazone.


B.C.G. vaccination of tuberculin-positive (Heaf-test grade1) children. A report of Newham Health Department, London.


Perwinkle alkaloids and platelets.

Perwinkle alkaloids and platelets.


Medical staffing in the N.H.S.

Medical staffing in the N.H.S.


Experience with sequential and low-dose-progestogen oral contraceptives.


Inheritance of chronic granulomatous disease.


Effect of salbutamol on blood-gas tensions in asthma.


Resection of tracheal strictures.

Resection of tracheal strictures.


Lipids and lipoproteins in untreated diabetes.


Tetracycline-resistant pneumococci.

Tetracycline-resistant pneumococci.


Klinefelter's syndrome and essential tremor.


Protection of pregnant women against rubella.


Serological tests for rubella.

Serological tests for rubella.


Dystonia and pyramidal signs after thiethylperazine overdose.


Active chronic hepatitis and recurrent and persistent hepatitis in Singapore patients.


Familial hypogammaglobulinemia-A.

Familial hypogammaglobulinemia-A.


Immunoglobulin and specific antibody synthesis during the first weeks of life of premature infants.


One millilitre injections of Rh (D) immune globulin (human) in prevention of Rh immunization. A further report on the clinical trial.


Chlormadinone acetate 0-5 mg. A report on its effectiveness in continuous use as an oral contraceptive.


The planning and implementation of a head injury program in the United States.


Symposium. Problems in diagnosis of acute head injuries.


Symposium. Parkinsonism.

Symposium. Parkinsonism.


Symposium. Brain edema.

Symposium. Brain edema.


Symposium. Intractable pain.

Symposium. Intractable pain.


The acute head injury: a multidisciplinary problem.


DMSO: potential usefulness in physical therapy.


Propranolol and the utilization of radioiodine by the human thyroid gland.


The effect of triiodothyronine on cervical lymphoid structures, thyroid activity, IgG and IgM immunoglobulin level and exophthalmos in Graves' disease.


Serum beta-1C globulin in glomerulonephritis and systemic lupus erythematosus.


Complement.

Complement.


The antibody problem.

The antibody problem.


The prefrontal cortex of the rat. I. Cortical projection of the mediodorsal nucleus. II. Efferent connections.


The histological organizarion of the pacemaker for the hippocampal theta rhythm in the rabbit.


Activity of the hypothalamo-neurohypophysial complex of the European eel (Anguilla anguilla L.) assessed by the use of an in situ staining technique and by autoradiography.


Evidence of immunochemical differences between free and bound secretory piece.


The effect of carriers on the antigenicity of azo-benzene-arsonate.


Persistence of primary antibody formation caused by the absence of antigen of microbial origin in the germ-free chicken.


Mucosubstances of the glomerulus.

Mucosubstances of the glomerulus.


Comparative studies of immunoglobulin opsonins in osteomyelitis and other established infections.


Experimentally increased production of a rabbit antibody resembling a natural human agglutinin.


Numerous lipid-containing vacuoles in the myeloblasts of two patients with acute leukaemia.


The prevention of post-transfusion hepatitis: a challenge to physicians and blood banks.


A theory of neuronal malfunction in schizophrenia.


Immunoglobulins and immunocytes.

Immunoglobulins and immunocytes.


The effect of thyroid function on hemoglobin differentiation in the chick.


The release of histamine from blood corpuscles by antigen-antibody reactions. I. A method for detecting allergy in vitro in atopic persons.


Changes of mucopolysaccharides in the heart involved by amyloidosis.


Some aspects of nutritional vitamin A levels in preschool children of Beaufort County, South Carolina.


Amyloid arthropathy.

Amyloid arthropathy.


Nonceruloplasmin copper in rheumatoid arthritis.


The role of cytochrome P-450 in the mechanism of inhibition of steroid 11 beta-hydroxylation by dicumarol.


Effects of adrenal mitochondrial lipid on the reduced nicotinamide-adenine dinucleotide phosphate supported 11 beta-hydroxylation of deoxycorticosterone. Interaction of phospholipid with cytochrome P-450.


The relationship between antigenic complexity and heterogeneity in the antibody response.


Variations in leucine transfer ribonucleic acid in mouse plasma cell tumors producing kappa-type immunoglobin light chains.


A controlled clinical trial of aldactone-A in the treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia.


The role of sex hormones in problems of the mature years and beyond.


Immunoglobulin E in the monkey.

Immunoglobulin E in the monkey.


Quantitative studies of the specificity of anti-pneumococcal antibodies, types 3 and 8. IV. Binding of labeled hexasaccharides derived from S3 by anti-S3 antibodies and their Fab fragments.


Immunoglobulins of the rhesus monkey (Macaca mulatta). IV. Characteristics of the primary and secondary responses of the rhesus monkey to heterologous serum protein antigens.


Immune mechanisms of reversed type reaginic hypersensitivity.


Mechanism of bacteriophage T4 neutralization by rabbit immunoglobulin and its proteolytic digestion fragments.


Production of anti-hapten antibodies by several classes of lower vertebrates.


Polyunsaturated fatty acids, structural lipid, and atheroma.


Oral contraceptive medications and vulvovaginal candidiasis.


Hunger and instinct.

Hunger and instinct.


Electron microscopic observations on the cerebellar cortex in kuru.


Degranulation and regranulation of human mast cells. An electron microscopic study of the whealing reaction in urticaria pigmentosa.


Clinical, serological and epidemiological features of Framboesia tropica (yaws) and its control in rural communities.


An immunochemical study on mastocytosis. (Urticaria pigmentosa).


New light microscopic skin findings in Fabry's disease. Study of four patients using plastic-embedded tissue.


The biology of psoriasis. An experimental study of the Koebner phenomenon.


Latency and duration of pruritus elicited by trypsin in aged patients with itching eczema and psoriasis.


Chronic urticaria. A clinical study with special reference to vascular reactions mediated by the kallikrein-kinin system.


Importance of pure chemicals in investigations of cross sensitivity. Cross sensitization among halogen salicylaldehydes.


Oral provocation in eczematous contact allergy to neomycin and hydroxy-quinolines.


Analysis of etiological factors of squamous cell skin cancer of different locations. I. The lower limbs.


Herpes simplex in the course of zoster.

Herpes simplex in the course of zoster.


Wound healing under plastic-coated pads.


Spongiform subacute necrotising encephalomyelopahty.


Simplification of determination of serum thyroxine iodine by competitive binding analysis.


Histamine release from the leukocytes of food-allergic individuals using whole food extract antigens.


Asymptomatic hepatitis in adults given gamma-globulin for prophylaxis. Clinical and laboratory features.


Nucleoside phosphatase staining of corneal stromal nerves in the rabbit and guinea pig.


Isoantigenicity of human plasma proteins.


Cortico-cortical connections in the rhesus monkey.


Anticoagulant treatment of acute coronary thrombosis.


An electron microscopic study of denervated motor endplates after zinc iodide-osmium impregnation.


Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in the pot.


Some findings concerning the relationship between ontogenesis and cytoarchitecture of the primate brain.


Efferent fiber connections of the marmoset (Oedipomidas oedipus) trigeminal nucleus caudalis.


The basilar pontine gray of the opossum (Didelphis virginiana). I. Morphology.


Central auditory system of the kangaroo rat, Dipodomys merriami.


Ascending projections of the primary cochlear nuclei and nucleus laminaris in the pigeon.


Hepatitis after gamma-globulin.

Hepatitis after gamma-globulin.


Anti-vaccina immunoglobulins in anti-hemophilic globulin.


Human rabies immune globulin.

Human rabies immune globulin.


Electron microscopic studies on the epidermis in human split-skin autografts.


Management of pseudomonas keratitis.

Management of pseudomonas keratitis.


The prognosis of conservatively treated diabetic gangrene.


Lidocaine as an antiarrhythmic  Experience in 68 patients.


Block-staining for electron microscopy of nervous tissue.


Commitment to sporulation in Bacillus subtilis and its relationship to development of actinomycin resistance. 1. Experiments to determine the point of commitment to sporulation were carried out by restoring nutrients at different times to suspensions of sporulating Bacillus subtilis. 2. No single point of commitment to the process as a whole was found. Instead, the cells became committed in turn to the following successive events connected with sporulation: formation of alkaline phosphatase, development of refractility, synthesis of dipicolinic acid and development of heat-resistance. 3. Each point of commitment was followed within about 30min. by a period in which the event concerned ceased to be inhibited by actinomycin D. 4. The implication of these results is that each point of commitment is probably due to the formation of a species of long-lived messenger RNA and that, in any case, sporulation is regulated at the level of both transcription and translation. 5. It is also shown that sporulation and growth are perhaps not mutually exclusive functions and that histidase, an enzyme typical of the vegetative state, can be induced in sporulating suspensions.


The metabolism of hexachlorocyclohexanes and pentachlorocyclohexenes in flies and grass grubs. 1. gamma-Hexachlorocyclohexane, gamma-pentachlorocyclohexene and delta-pentachlorocyclohexene were converted by houseflies and grass grubs into metabolites that had chromatographic properties identical with those of S-2,4-dichlorophenylglutathione. 2. The metabolism of gamma-hexachlorocyclohexane and the pentachlorocyclohexene isomers was negligible in newly emerged blowflies, but increased over the next 10 days. 3. The metabolism of both gamma-hexachlorocyclohexane and the pentachlorocyclohexene isomers was inhibited by simultaneous dosage with tetrabromophenolphthalein ethyl ester or Bromophenol Blue in both grass grubs and flies, but only the metabolism of pentachlorocyclohexenes in blowflies was stopped by simultaneous dosage with bis-(N-dimethylaminophenyl)methane. NN-Di-n-butyl-p-chlorobenzenesulphonamide had no effect on the metabolism of pentachlorocyclohexenes by blowflies. 4. The use of these inhibitors and colorimetric assays leads to the conclusion that a pentachlorocyclohexene is not a major intermediary metabolite of gamma-hexachlorocyclohexane in these insects.


Serum vitamin-B12-binding proteins in kwashiorkor.


The effect of treatment with cyclophosphamide alone or in combination with methotrexate on lymphocyte transformation and immunoglobulin concentration.


Radioactive single radial diffusion: a method for increasing the sensitivity of immunochemical quantification of proteins in agar gel.


Exploration of dye chemistry in Taenzer Unna orcein type elastin staining.


The Darwinian selection theory of antibody formation.


Energy-linked ion translocation in submitochondrial particles. II. Properties of submitochondrial particles capable of Ca++ translocation.


Specific staining and exact quantitative evaluation of the granulation in the juxtaglomerular cells.


Enhancement of imipramine antidepressant activity by thyroid hormone.


Electron histochemical demonstration of gangliosides in normal and Tay-Sachs brain tissue.


Release of histamine and lysosomal enzymes by human leukocytes during phagocytosis of staphylococci.


Deoxyribonucleic acid of adeno-associated satellite virus. Staining patterns suggest that in the adeno-associated satellite virion there exist quasi single-stranded regions which are renatured after extraction to exhibit double strandedness.


Audio-visual aids in the teaching of otolaryngology.


Wound healing.

Wound healing.


Genetic marker of the gamma-A2 subgroup of gamma-A immunoglobulins.


Lysosomes in human placenta.

Lysosomes in human placenta.


Ultrastructural changes in the mucosa of canine gastric allografts.


Negative staining of plant slime cellulose: an examination of the elementary fibril concept.


A simple substitute of iron haematoxylin in the van Gieson- and Masson-trichrome procedures.


An in situ study of the preoptico-neurohypophysial complex of the freshwater teleost Clarias batrachus (L.).


Detection of nuclease activity in semisolid and broth cultures. A method for the detection of deoxyribonuclease activity in semisolid agar cultures was investigated. When cultures were overlaid with an acridine orangedeoxyribonucleate-agar (ADA) mixture, incubated for 1 to 3 hr, and observed under ultraviolet light, clear halos developed around colonies that produced deoxyribonuclease. A variation of the method for use with broth cultures involved impregnation of filter-paper discs with a small portion of the culture and overlaying the discs with the ADA mixture. This alteration has the advantage that the test tube cultures are easily heat-treated prior to assay to determine the heat resistance of the enzyme.


Agar plate method for detecting microorganisms which produce equilin and other estrogens from various steroids. The intense red color produced by a reagent specific for xi(7)-estrogens is used to directly detect microorganisms which produce these estrogens from various steroids.


Substrate specificity of Actinoplanes antibiotic peptide lactonases. A constitutive peptide lactonase from Actinoplanes missouriensis hydrolyzed echinomycin, stendomycin, thiostrepton, vernamycin B, staphylomycin S, and etamycin. An induced lactonase hydrolyzed actinomycin but not the other peptide lactones.


Rapid technique for enumeration and isolation of peroxidase-producing microorganisms. Peroxidase-positive microorganisms were enumerated on agar plates by use of a p-anisidine-H(2)O(2) spray. Combined with replica-plating, the same technique allowed the selective isolation of peroxidase-producing microbial cultures.


Dilution immunoanalysis. Simple differential tests in so-called gammapathies.