Control of foot-and-mouth disease.

Control of foot-and-mouth disease.


Thyrotoxicosis: drugs, surgery, or radioiodine?


Health centres: facts and figures.

Health centres: facts and figures.


Maturation in human tumours.

Maturation in human tumours.


Viral hepatitis, postnecrotic cirrhosis, and hepatocellular carcinoma.


Thermographic patterns in pulmonary vascular disease.


Ophthalmic infection in infancy.

Ophthalmic infection in infancy.


The role of leucine in the pathogenesis of canine black-tongue and pellagra.


A basis for sex education.

A basis for sex education.


Care of the mentally subnormal.

Care of the mentally subnormal.


Tay, Sachs et al.

Tay, Sachs et al.


Fluoride and tea.

Fluoride and tea.


Blood-groups and serum-cholesterol.

Blood-groups and serum-cholesterol.


Rooming-in.

Rooming-in.


Vitamin-B 12 deficiency and diabetic neuropathy.


Charles Gaffney Baker O.B.E., M.D. Lond., F.R.C.P.


Mode of action of antilymphocyte serum.

Mode of action of antilymphocyte serum.


John Vernon Cannadine Braithwaite M.D. Lond., F.R.C.P.


Acridine orange as a permanent metachromatic stain.


The use made of the speedometer as an aid to driving.


Immunofluorescence study on production of immunoglobulins and herpes-type EB virus in the cell lines derived from human neoplastic lymph nodes.


Audio-visual self-teaching aids can bolster inservice program.


Further establishment of suspended-cell cultures from the human neoplastic lymph nodes and some morphological characteristics of each cell line.


Vertebral body osteophytes in bulls.

Vertebral body osteophytes in bulls.


Contributions of new impregnation methods and freeze etching to the problems of synaptic fine structure.


Glucose tolerance and insulin response during daily continuous low-dose oral contraceptive treatment.


Platelet aggregation during oral contraception. Platelet aggregation has been found to be significantly accelerated with the coagulation-induced Chandler's tube technique in women taking combined oestrogen-progestin oral contraceptives, though this was less than in the third trimester of pregnancy. Women taking the pure progestogen, chlormadinone acetate, have not shown this change up to the sixth month of study. In contrast the accelerated platelet aggregation resulting from conventional oral contraception became normal one month after changing to the progestogen. There was no change in the platelet aggregation response to adenosine diphosphate (A.D.P.) during oral contraception.


The dissolution or retention of acid mucopolysaccharides (AMPS) of the rabbit cornea after long-term fixations in various fixation fluids.


Effects of several tumor-inhibitory antibiotics on immunological responses.


Establishment of a cynomolgus monkey kidney cell line and its susceptibility to various viruses.


Aggression and symptom formation in dermatology.


Studies on poliovirus inhibitors in sera of domestic animals. IV. Fractionation and identification of poliovirus inhibitors.


Immunoglobulin classes of serum antibodies formed in response to natural infections with myxo- and pseudomyxoviruses among infants and children.


Developmental paediatrics in general practice.


Lymphocytes in Whipple's disease.

Lymphocytes in Whipple's disease.


The development of vision, hearing and communication in babies and young children.


Immunoflobulins and malabsorption.

Immunoflobulins and malabsorption.


Studies on goitre due to para-aminosalicylic acid.


Significance of Aleution disease of mink in comparative pathology.


Effects of corticosteroids on plasma angiotensinogen and renin activity.


Polyarthritis in Western Nigeria. I. Rheumatoid arthritis.


An intracellular compoent associated with Chikungunya virus-specific RNA.


The hormonal regulation of enzymes in penatal and postnatal rat liver. Effects of adenosine 3',5'-(cyclic)-monophosphate. 1. The administration of glucagon, cAMP [adenosine 3',5'-(cyclic)-monophosphate], BcAMP [6-N-2'-O-dibutyryladenosine 3',5'-(cyclic)-monophosphate] or adrenaline to foetal rats during the last 2 days of gestation evoked the appearance of tyrosine aminotransferase and enhanced the accumulation of glucose 6-phosphatase in the liver. In foetuses 1-2 days younger only BcAMP was effective. After birth liver glucose 6-phosphatase no longer responds to glucagon or BcAMP. Tyrosine aminotransferase is still inducible by these agents in 2-day-old rats, but not in 50-day-old rats. After adrenalectomy of adults glucagon or BcAMP can enhance the induction of the enzyme by hydrocortisone. The results indicate that the ability to synthesize tyrosine aminotransferase and glucose 6-phosphatase when exposed to cAMP develops sooner than the ability to respond to glucagon with an increase in the concentration of cAMP; the responsiveness of enzymes to different hormones changes with age. A scheme illustrating the sequential development of competence in regulating the level of an enzyme is presented. 2. Actinomycin inhibited the effects of glucagon and BcAMP on liver tyrosine aminotransferase and glucose 6-phosphatase in foetal rats. Growth hormone, insulin and hydrocortisone did not enhance the formation of these enzymes. 3. The time-course of accumulation of glucose 6-phosphatase in the kidney is different from that in the liver. Hormones that increase the accumulation in foetal liver do not do so in the kidney of the same foetus or in the livers of postnatal rats.


The immunoglobulins of sheep colostrum.

The immunoglobulins of sheep colostrum.


Instantaneous peripheral vascular resistance changes rendered by critical closing phenomenon.


Immune complexes and disease.

Immune complexes and disease.


Characterization of marmoset hepatitis virus.


Effect on the fetus of maternal infection with lymphocytic choriomeningitis (LCM) virus.


Studies of ferritin and a new iron-binding protein found in the intestinal mucosa of the rat.


Antibody production to low molecular drugs in experimental animals and in man.


An introduction to the electron probe microanalyzer and its application to biochemistry.


Partial deletion in the heavy chain disease protein ZUC.


Morphological changes in the adrenal cortex of experimental animals after injection of sera containing the long acting thyroid stimulator.


Experimental acute pancreatitis in dogs. II. Histamine release induced by pancreatic exudate.


Experimental acute pancreatitis in dogs. IV. The relationship between phospholipase A and the histamine-releasing and hypotensive effects of pancreatic exudate.


Immunoglobulin-containing cells in normal jejunal mucosa and in ulcerative colitis and regional enteritis.


Loss of basic nuclear protein during fermentative isolation of epidermal cells.


Adrenal cortex in stress and hibernation--a histochemical study in toad (Bufo melanostictus).


The meaning of the selective staining of neurosecretory substance by aldehyde-fuchsin and chrome-alum hematoxylin. A comparative study carried on neurosecretory substance, cystine, cysteine and some unsaturated compounds subjected to several oxidizing agents.


Histochemical meaning of the chrome-alum hematoxylin and the aldehyde-fuchsin staining; an investigation accomplished by a spot-test technique carried on filter paper models.


A histological and histochemical study of trophoblastic disease in a Finnish material 1958-1962.


The effect of massive doses of myo-inositol on hepatic phospholipid metabolism.


Mucopolysaccharides (glycosaminoglycans) of the retina: identification, distribution and possible biological role.


Studies on the exocrine secretions. Histochemical investigations on the major salivary glands of exotic animals.


Parenchymatous carcinoma of the head of the pancreas. Survival time in thirteen patients after palliative surgery.


An electrophoretic behavior of the badger's Meles meles serum proteins in starch gel in comparison with that of man and rat.


Massive diffuse hypergammaglobulinemia. Its diagnostic significance.


Intracerebral metastatic hypernephroma appearing 17 years postnephrectomy.


Extramammary Paget's disease: a case involving the prostatic urethra.


Karyolytic bodies. Giant lysosomes in the jejunum of proton-irradiated rhesus monkeys.


Serum protein analysis by immunoelectrophoresis in patients with periodontal diseases.


Menstrual instability in thyroid disease.


Association between foeto-maternal bleeding and hypertension in pregnancy. A blind prospective survey of foeto-maternal bleeding in 200 primiparous pregnancies was carried out in an investigation of a possible association between foeto-maternal bleeding and hypertension in pregnancy. Evidence of foeto-maternal bleeding was found in 61% of 36 hypertensive pregnancies, and in 51% of 160 normotensive pregnancies, a difference which is not statistically significant.Significant differences between the hypertensive and the normotensive groups were found when foeto-maternal bleeding was related to gestation. In pregnancies that became hypertensive more foetal cells were found in the maternal circulation before week 36 than in normotensive pregnancies. In patients with oedema of the abdominal wall during pregnancy the incidence of foeto-maternal bleeding was significantly increased.These findings seem to explain why pre-eclamptic toxaemia is a significant predisposing factor in women who later develop Rh antibodies. It is recommended that anti-D gammaglobulin should be offered to all Rh-negative women with Rh-positive infants following a hypertensive pregnancy. Consideration should also be given to the question of administering anti-D gammaglobulin during Rh-negative hypertensive pregnancies if this procedure is proved to be both safe to mother and foetus and effective.The results provide contributory evidence that the placental vascular changes in toxaemic pregnancies precede the clinical signs and are not the result of hypertension.


Electroencephalographic findings in experimentally induced intracranial hypertension.


Human vigilance and auditory evoked responses.


Effect of LSD on visually evoked responses to color in visualizer and non-visualizer subjects.


The visual evoked response: a comparison of bright and dull children.


Evoked visual, somato-sensory and retinal potentials in photosensitive epilepsy.


EEG spikes and the averaged evoked response to clicks and flashes.


An analysis of the effect of 1,2-dihydroxybenzene on transmission through the dorsal column sensory pathway.


Effect of brain-stem lesions on metrazol-induced seizures in cats.


Thalamo-cortical recruiting responses during sleep characterized by a low voltage fast EEG.


Spontaneous sleep in healthy subjects in long-term serial electroencephalographic recordings.


Cortical evoked potentials in hepatolenticular degeneration.


Effects of intravenous diazepam (valium) upon evoked potentials of photosensitive epileptic and normal subjects.


A method for detecting change in a time series applied to newborn EEG.


An electrode for the study of lingual sensitivity.


On the mechanisms of picrotoxin epileptic seizure (macro- and micro-electrode investigations).


Changes in evoked perifocal electrical acitvity with an acute epileptogenic focus in cat's cortex.


On the mechanism of "triggering" epileptic manifestations (macro- and micro-electrode investigations).


Modification of the EEG and of cerebral vascular resistance (CVR) during hyperventilation.


Electrocorticographic modifications induced by stimulation of the ventral amygdaloid complex.


Modifications of the electrocorticogram, the vegetative and the motor functions after suboccipital injection of noradrenalin and serotonin in rabbits.


Effect of intravenous infusion of d-cycloserine on the EEG of the rabbit.


The effect of local or suboccipital application of d-cycloserine on the cortical activity of the rabbit.


An EEG study of healthy premature babies.


Primary hypothyreosis and EEG.

Primary hypothyreosis and EEG.


The EEG in vibration sickness.

The EEG in vibration sickness.


EEG findings in Alzheimer's disease.

EEG findings in Alzheimer's disease.


Neuronal mechanisms of the temporary connexion.


Correlations between membrane potential and inhibitory post-synaptic potential in spinal motor neurones.


Trace effects of stimulation of single neurones.


Oxygen availability in human deep cerebral structures and its behavior during some functional tests.


On the possibilities of using for EEG analysis the method of fields of average velocities of change in brain activity.


Clinico-electroencephalographic correlations in patients with cerebral arachnoiditis.


Alterations of evoked potentials in psychotic patients under the influence of chlorpromazine and trifluoperazine.


Evaluation of working ability of man under normal conditions and in neurotic states by prevalence of slow EEG potentials during movement.


EEG data on relation of the brain association areas in the organization of complex voluntary activity in children from 1 to 4 years of age.


Clinical-electroencephalographic comparisons in patients with aphasic and anosognosic syndromes.


Using clipped electroencephalograms for sleep studies.


Spectral analysis of EEG inhe monkey Papio papio. Effects of anoxia.


Perpendicular referential montages in EEG.


First clinical result with Depakine. Study of 30 cases.


Incidence of carcinoma prostate. A five year survey.


Synthesis and fate of immunological surface receptors on cultured Burkitt lymphoma cells.


Carbon monoxide and lead--an environmental appraisal.


Epidemiological bases for possible air quality criteria for carbon monoxide.


You are the next speaker.

You are the next speaker.


Induced ribonucleic acids in cells infected with vesicular stomatitis virus.


The demonstration of cutaneous nerves.

The demonstration of cutaneous nerves.


A chickenpox preventive for high-risk children and adults.


The reversible binding of some aromatic and cyclic compounds to biopolymers in vitro.


A smooth muscle-stimulating substance in bovine plasma.


The fate of the monkey and the criminal.


Diphasic disappearance of metachromasia in the rat gastric mucosal mast cells after a single injection of insulin.


Small intestinal histology, radiology and absorption in hyperthyroidism.


Centromeres in human meiotic chromosomes. Two heterochromnatic spots were observed in most bivalents of human spermnatocytes at the late diplotene stage from six individuals. It is our belief that these dark staining bodies are the centromeres of the meiotic chromosomes.


The results from twelve to thirty-six months in patients submitted to two studies of primary chemotherapy for pulmonary tuberculosis in East Africa.


Teaching surgical diagnosis with the aid of a computer.


Fibrinogen-transmitted hepatitis in the surgical patient.


Stimulatory effect of ecdysterone on RNA synthesis in mouse liver.


Membrane structure: binary membranes of mitochondrial cristae.


Effect of pregnancy on the somatotroph and the prolactin cell of the human adenohypophysis.


Morphological organization of frog cerebellar cortex: a light and electron microscopic study.


Comparison of the immune responsiveness of NZB and NZB X NZW F1 hybrid mice with that of other strains of mice. The immune responsiveness of (NZB x NZW) F(1) hybrid mice (NZB/W) has been compared with that of three other strains of mice, A/J, BALB/c, and CBA/J. The antigens used included sheep red blood cells (SRBC), keyhole limpet hemocyanin (KLH), bovine serum albumin (BSA), and human gamma-globulin (HGG). It was found that important strain differences existed in the amount of antibody produced, but the relative immune responsiveness depended very much upon the nature of antigen. By comparison with the other strains tested, NZB/W mice had a higher antibody production to some antigens (SRBC and BSA) but were low responders to others (KLH). Induction of unresponsiveness to HGG by treatment with ultracentrifuged HGG was studied in the strains cited above. NZB/W mice became tolerant after injection of HGG ultracentrifuged at 100,000 g for 2 hr. Similar experiments carried out with another preparation of HGG (centrifuged at 20,000 g for 30 min) failed to reveal any abnormal behavior of NZB/W mice as compared to BALB/c or A/J mice. These results do not support the concept that NZB/W mice possess a general immune hyperreactivity or a relative inability to be made tolerant to protein antigens. However, they do not rule out the possibility that these mice have a genetically determined hyperresponsiveness to some antigens, in particular to nuclear antigens.


Current research in steroid contraception.


Preliminary studies on the functional cytology of the anterior pituitary of the hen with the light and electro microscopy.


Disorders of immunoglobulin metabolism.

Disorders of immunoglobulin metabolism.


Complications of smallpox vaccination, 1968.


Clinical aspects of IgE myeloma.

Clinical aspects of IgE myeloma.


Routine childhood vaccination against smallpox reconsidered.


Binding by plasma globulins.

Binding by plasma globulins.


Tuberous sclerosis in infancy.

Tuberous sclerosis in infancy.


New ways to offer better health care.

New ways to offer better health care.


Mixed culture cytopathogenicity: a new test for growth of murine leukemia viruses in tissue culture. Tissue culture cells of a Rous virus-induced rat tumor undergo syncytium formation when placed in contact with mouse embryo cell cultures infected with murine leukemia viruses. This phenomenon can be used as a cytopathic end point for isolating and titrating these viruses in tissue culture. The principle should be applicable to detection of leukemia viruses of other species.


Telencephalic origin of pulvinar neurons in the fetal human brain.


Studies on the relationship between the function of reticuloendothelial system and the hematopoiesis. I. Experimental studies on the RES functions using 51Cr-labelled heat-damaged iso-erythrocytes in the induced hematological disorders of mice.


Carcinogenic effects of steroids.

Carcinogenic effects of steroids.


Lipid histochemistry.

Lipid histochemistry.


Chromosome fine structure: electron microscopy of unfixed, negatively stained human chromosomes.


Preparation of tissues for localization of sex hormones by autoradiography. 3. A critical evaluation of the method using freeze drying, osmium tetroxide vapour fixation and Epon embedding.


Advances in prophylaxis and therapy of Rh-erythroblastosis.


The autonomic innervation of the esophagus of the dog.


Palliative surgery in children with transposition of the great arteries.


Immunological aspect of Senear-Usher syndrome.


Effects of a pathogenic canine herpesvirus on established thyroid adenocarcinoma cell cultures.


Morphological changes caused by pressure on the spinal cord.


Intradural spinal lipoma in an experimental swine.


A comparison between frequency potentiation and postextrasystolic potentiation in vitro and in situ.


An evaluation of aryl sulphatase activity in leukaemic cells.


Group A streptococci: localization in rabbits and guinea pigs following tissue injury. Rabbits injected intravenously with extracellular products ("toxins") of group A streptococci develop myocardial, muscular, and hepatic lesions. When such animals are then challenged with fluorochrome-labeled group A streptococci or with titanium oxide particles the labeled bacteria or particles localize within phagocytic cells in the tissue lesions caused by the toxins. Similarly, labeled streptococci or titanium oxide particles will also localize within phagocytic cells in skin lesions of guinea pigs that develop delayed hypersensitivity to tuberculin or to bovine gamma globulin. It is proposed that a combined mechanism of injury and localization of bacteria in damaged tissues may be responsible for poststreptococcal sequelae or other chronic inflammatory diseases.


Use of Celestin tube for palliation of malignant oesophageal obstruction.


A case report of a heterotopic prostatic adenoma of the bladr.


Mucosubstances of the acini of the human lacrimal gland (orbital part). I. Histochemical identification.


Birefrigence of mucous fibrils in the mucous thread of the inferior conjunctival fornix. Polarisation microscopy.


The anaphylactic reaction in the longitudinal muscle strip of guinea-pig ileum.


Direct determination of serum T-4 by isotopic exchange: comparison with T-3 and PBI in 1700 cases. We have studied in detail the procedure for the direct determination of serum thyroxine based on the liberation of (125)I T-4 from a tagged euthyroid serum reagent, the thyroxine being liberated by alcohol denaturation from 0.5 ml. of patient serum.We have established that there is proceeding simultaneously a second mechanism of T-4 liberation which is in no way associated with patient thyroxine. A simple technique for determining the extent of, and correcting for this second reaction is described.The procedure employs the same equipment used for the (125)I T-3 and involves only one additional step. No calibration curve is required. Results are not influenced by iodine in any form.The T-4 content is best expressed as a ratio to that of a standard mid-euthyroid serum. The ratio values for the hypothyroid, hyperthyroid and euthyroid states are characteristic and free from overlap. Separation between low normals and hypothyroids is very sharp. The relation between the serum T-4 ratio and the assayed thyroxine content has a correlation coefficient of 0.91. The product of the (125)I T-3 ratio and the T-4 ratio makes the procedure applicable in pregnancy and during steroid use, and provides a good indication of the free thyroxine present.The values of T-4, the (125)I T-3 and the PBI have been applied to 1084 patient sera and the T-4 and the (125)I T-3 to an additional 616. In this series of 1700 patients the serum T-4 was found to indicate the most probable clinical classification with a reliability of at least 95%.


Mediation of radiation erythema.

Mediation of radiation erythema.


Purification of phosphoenolpyruvate carboxykinase from the cytosol fraction of rat liver and the immunochemical demonstration of differences between this enzyme and the mitochondrial phosphoenolpyruvate carboxykinase.


Biochemical and histochemical studies on the localization of histamine in the digestive tract.


Role of plasmin for kinin formation in human plasma.


Responses to Rh challenge.

Responses to Rh challenge.


Studies on the electrophoretic pattern of serum proteins of Atlantic salmon Salmo salar.


A simple theory of antibody variability: the inverse wobble.


Antigenicity of a papillary serous cystadenocarcinoma tissue homogenate and its fractions.


Aortic flow velocity in man during cardiac arrhythmias measured with the Doppler catheter-flowmeter system.


Mycobacterium fortuitum infection of the cornea. A report of to cases.


Infection of the orbit by an atypical mycobacterium.


A study of pyramidal cell axon collaterals in intact and partially isolated adult cerebral cortex.


Distribution of optic terminals in the different optic centres of the frog.


In the eastern townships, Province of Quebec: occurrence of pneumocystosis. Three cases of pneumocystosis which occurred in the Quebec Eastern Townships are reported. It seems that in Canada such cases are concentrated in that province. The number of infections caused by this micro-organism is steadily rising and at the present time more cases are reported from Canada and the United States than from Europe. In most cases these patients, children as well as adults, are suffering from an immunologic defect. The authors review morphology, epidemiology and the relationship between host and infecting micro-organism. Clinical diagnosis is possible. Identification of asymptomatic carriers is important, particularly among hospital staff working in nurseries, transplant units and with patients whose condition lowers their immunologic resistance.


Technic to aid in the teaching of human anatomy.


Instructional qualities of television visuals for fundamentals of nursing.


IgE in allergic diseases.

IgE in allergic diseases.


Percutaneous radio frequency cervical cordotomy. Reliability and safety of low anterior approach indicates usefulness to debilitated patients.


Hypergammaglobulinemia in a young woman.


Antinuclear antibiotics and lupus erythematosus (LE) cell test.


Basal cells of the corneal epithelium in man and monkey. Variation in morphology associated with fixation procedures.


Bronchogenic carcinoma. Management at University of Florida Teaching Hospital.


Effects of (-)-5-vinyl-2-oxazolidinethione on the radioiodine metabolism in growing chicks.


Ammoniacal silver staining of embryonic chicken cells and chromosomes.


Serum alpha-feto-protein. II. Correlation of serum levels with other biochemical parameters in primary cancers of the liver.


Two-wavelength Feulgen cytophotometry of cells exfoliated from the uterine cervix.


Activated sepharose as an adsorbent for antibodies of foot-and-mouth disease virus, and its use as an immunoadsorbent for type and subtype differentiation.


Use of small angle x-ray diffraction to investigate disordering of membranes during preparation for electron microscopy. I. Osmium tetroxide and potassium permanganate.


Automatic visual pursuit in infants born normally and in asphyxia.


An isoprecipitin distinguishing polymorphism of human seruma alpha 1 globulin.


Red cell linked antigen-antiglobulin reaction. Studies on the preparation of red cell antibody-coupled antigen reagents.


Development of rheumatoid factor activity and cryoglobulins in primary and secondary syphilis.


Ultrastructural, histologic and hormonal characterization of a prolactin-rich human pituitary tumor.


Occurrence and properties of rabbit homocytotropic antibody.


Serum vitamin B 12 binding capacity and oral contraceptive hormones.


An experimental model in dogs for studying interactions of drugs with bishydroxycoumarin.


Allotype suppression with anti-b5 antiserum in b5b5 homozygous rabbits fostered in uteri of b4b4 homozygous mothers: compensation by allotypes at other loci.


A comparison of the effect of oral contraceptives, pregnancy and sex on iron metabolism.


Identification and genetic control of the f4 and f5 rabbit gamma-A immunoglobulin allotypes. Phenogroups at the f locus.


Gamma globulin synthesis in mixed cultures of allogeneic lymphoid cells.


Enhanced humoral immunity in mice infected with attenuated Venezuelan equine encephalitis virus.


Studies on the immunochemical properties of aggregates and subunits of Fc of rabbit gamma-G globulins.


Experimental murine amyloid. IV. Amyloidosis and immunoglobulins.


Chlorphenesin: a new inhibitor of IgE-mediated histamine release.


Immunoglobulin production in synchronized cultures of human hematopoietic cell lines. I. Variation of cellular immunoglobulin level with the generation cycle.


Isoenzyme differences between a human diploid cell line, WI-38, and SV40-transformed WI-38.


Latent autoimmune hemolytic syndrome.

Latent autoimmune hemolytic syndrome.


Histochemical study on the pathogenesis of epidermolysis bullosa acquisita.


Studies on the histamine releasing effect of bee venom fractions and compound 48-80 on skin and lung tissue of the rat.


Seasonal variations in blood and urine constituents of the tortoise "Testudo hermanni hermanni" Gmelin.


The factor-dependence of bacteriophage Q-beta RNA-polymerase.


Cardiac considerations in anestsia.

Cardiac considerations in anestsia.


Nature of odor components in diesel exhaust.


Gastric secretion after massive small bowel resection. This paper confirms that gastric hypersecretion can occur in man and dogs after massive intestinal resection. The assumption, made by others, that hypersecretion in the clinical situation is similar to that observed in dogs is challenged. An acute hypersecretory state occurred in eight of 19 patients after massive intestinal resection. This was apparent as an increased rate of basal secretion. It was usually transient and unrelated to the length of intestine resected. A correlation was noticed between hypersecretion and jaundice in the immediate postoperative period. Histamine release after acute hepatic injury was postulated as the cause of the hypersecretion. By contrast a chronic gastric hypersecretory state was demonstrated in dogs after massive intestinal resection. The rate of basal secretion was not significantly altered. The increased daily acid output was shown to be due to prolonged and enhanced response to food. The cause was thought to be loss of inhibitory agents, such as enterogastrone, normally released by the small intestine when in contact with food. The rationale of performing vagotomy and pyloroplasty at the same time as the intestinal resection is questioned.


Spider symbolism and bisexuality.

Spider symbolism and bisexuality.


Thyroid function tests in the dog.

Thyroid function tests in the dog.


In vitro immune response of peripheral lymphocytes in agammaglobulinemia and dysgammaglobulinemia.


The role of fibrinogen in renal disease. 3. Fibrinolytic and anticoagulant treatment of nephrotoxic serum nephritis in mice.


Clinical pathological conference. Medical University of South Carolina Teaching Hospitals.


Children in the extremes of physical and psychological measurements.


Formation of transferable drug resistance factor by recombination between resistance determinants and transfer factors.


Multidisciplinary leadership in a mental hospital.


Epidemic canine brucellosis due to a new species, brucella canis.


Causes of death in 1968.

Causes of death in 1968.


Reed-Sternberg-like cells in infectious mononucleosis.


Care of the mentally subnormal.

Care of the mentally subnormal.


Death after intrathecal methotrexate.

Death after intrathecal methotrexate.


Vanishing testis.

Vanishing testis.


Phenobarbitone treatment in haemolytic jaundice.


B.C.G. and the Heaf test.

B.C.G. and the Heaf test.


Cortisol excess and complications of the contraceptive pill.


Oral contraceptives and malignant hypertension.


Non-stick ointment.

Non-stick ointment.


Schizophrenia and depression of lymphocyte response to P.H.A.


Ring D1 chromosome and multiple malformations.


Hospital staffing structure.

Hospital staffing structure.


Subdural haematoma in the course of haemodialysis.


Delayed reaction to phenindione.

Delayed reaction to phenindione.


Platelet-serotonin level in children with "minimal brain dysfunction".


Effect of lithium on carbohydrate metabolism.


Viruses in a malignant lymphoma.

Viruses in a malignant lymphoma.


Nutrition and cancer.

Nutrition and cancer.


Dopa in parkinson's disease.

Dopa in parkinson's disease.


Glucose-6-phosphate-dehydrogenase deficiency in leprosy.


Effect of nephrectomy on transfusion requirements of haemodialysis patients.


Frederick Samuel Langmead M.D. Lond., F.R.C.P.


William Gifford Wyllie M.D. Edin., F.R.C.P.


Drug rash with ampicillin and other penicillins.


L-dopa in idiopathic parkinsonism.

L-dopa in idiopathic parkinsonism.


Ultrasonic method for detecting rejection of human renal allotransplants.


Early neurological disturbances following relatively minor burns in children.


Rifamycin antibiotics in chronic purulent bronchitis.


Immune complexes in hepatitis.

Immune complexes in hepatitis.


Control of anticoagulant treatment.

Control of anticoagulant treatment.


The natural centenarian.

The natural centenarian.


Sickness certificates.

Sickness certificates.


Water is best.

Water is best.


Ampicillin rashes.

Ampicillin rashes.


Patients and their hospitals.

Patients and their hospitals.


The future of postgraduate medical education.


Latham MC: Starvation of politics, or politics of starvation?


Long-term survival after ventricular fibrillation complicating acute myocardial infarction.


Outpatient skin grafting of venous ulcers.


Production of severe atheroma in a transplanted human heart.


Effect of a selectivebeta-adrenergic blocker in preventing falls in arterial oxygen tension following isoprenaline in asthmatic subjects.


Effect of bromhexine on ventilatory capacity in patients with a variety of chest diseases.


Effects of prolonged positive-pressure ventilation in infancy.


Immunoglobulins in syphilis.

Immunoglobulins in syphilis.


Immunological enhancement of rat kidney grafts.


Effect of induced metabolic alkalosis in hepatic encephalopathy.


Tumurs, hormones, and cellular differentiation.


Graft survival and immunological enhancement.


The irritable bowel.

The irritable bowel.


Medical aspects of boxing.

Medical aspects of boxing.


Buying hospital furniture.

Buying hospital furniture.


Poliomyelitis: need forcontinued vigilance.


Varieties of aseptic practice in hospial wards.


Hippocampus and memory.

Hippocampus and memory.


Post-war trends in sickness absence and unemployment in Great Britain.


Management of the adolescent with cerebral palsy.


Plasma cell neoplasms of man and animals.


Reticular neoplasms of SJL/J mice.

Reticular neoplasms of SJL/J mice.


Protein production. A possible unifying concept of reticuloendothelial disease.


Microsomal enzyme induction by drugs.

Microsomal enzyme induction by drugs.


Morphology and histochemistry of the corpora amylacea in the brain. I.


Morphology and histochemistry of the corpora amylacea in the brain. II.


Studies on swine serum immunoglobulins. I. Protein fractions in swine serum.


Persistence of human gamma-globulin in animals.


Gamma-globulin levels in healthy infants after smallpox vaccination.


Production of antibodies against Mycobacterium phlei phage.


Immuno-cytochemical study on the development and differentiation of the immune system of the human fetus.


Histological study of muscular changes in progressive muscular dystrophy.


A clinical comparison of pancuronium with d-tubocurarine.


Infection and iron overload in thalassemia.


Factors regulating the organ and cell distribution of excess iron.


Pain and its management in malignant disease. Elucidation of staff-patient transactions.


Clinical experience with intensive transfusion therapy in Cooley's anemia.


The distribution of hemoglobin A2.

The distribution of hemoglobin A2.


Hyaline bodies in subepidermal papillae. Immunohistochemical studies in several dermatoses.


Morphology of Mycobacterium leprae in tissue sections. Correlation with results of mouse foot pad inoculation.


Chlorinated hydrocarbon insecticides in organs of stillborn and blood of newborn babies.


Renal functions in persons occupationally exposed to pesticides.


Platinum and platinosis. Allergy and histamine release due to some platinum salts.


Annoyance reactions to traffic noise in Italy and Sweden.


Alterations of the human electroencephalogram induced by stressful verbal activity.


EEG changes during performance of various tasks under open- and closed-eye conditions.


EEG average frequency and intelligence.

EEG average frequency and intelligence.


Discrimination of behavioral state in the cat utilizing long-term EEG frequency analysis.


Reticular multiple unit activity during a progression of states induced by CNS excitants. 3.


EEG changes in Wilson's disease.

EEG changes in Wilson's disease.


Electrophysiological and behavioural changes owing to splitting of the brain-stem in cats.


Effects of para-chlorophenylalanine on sleep in man.


Oscilloscopic recording of muscle fiber action potentials. The window trigger and the delay unit.


On-line analysis of EEG with a small computer (period-amplitude analysis).


The construction of needle multi-electrodes for single fiber electromyography.


EEG abnormality in first grade children with "soft" neurological signs.


Prolonged recording of EEG by radiotelemetry: an aid to localization and treatment of epilepsy.


EEG changes after intravenous diazepam (Valium). A preliminary report.


Observations on DC potentials in the human EEG.


Some observations on the electrophysiology of timing in the nervous system.


Comparison of synaptic effects of internal capsule and caudate stimulation on thalamic neurons.


Intracellular studies of amygdaloid neurons: synpatic events initiated by caudate and thalamic stimulation.


Studies on the pathophysiology of "centrencephalic" epilepsy.


Applications of interpolation and area display in EEG.


Distribution of eye movement and eyeblink potentials over the scalp.


Slow potential shifts in dorsal hippocampus during "epileptogenic" perfusion of the inferior horn with high-potassium-ion cerebrospinal fluid.


Anatomical substrates of descending hippocampal influences.


Effects of brain-stem stimulation, rapid eye movements and alerting of lateral geniculate body transmission in monkeys.


Analysis of acoustically evoked scalp potentials by cross-correlation of EEG with prescribed template.


Occipital alpha activity during accommodative vergence, pursuit tracking and saccadic eye movements.


A biopotential analog.

A biopotential analog.


Background activity in evoked potentials.


EEG and cerebral death. The neurologist's view.


Electroencephalography's increasing debt to technology.


EEG findings in Devic's disease.

EEG findings in Devic's disease.


Long-term prognosis of petit mal epilepsy.


The EEG in subacute sclerosing panencephalitis (SSPE).


Photically evoked responses in the subcortex of man.


Temporal lobe seizures and exhibitionism.


Diencephalic lesion effects on EEG sleep patterns.


Clinical electroencephalography and the law. Moot trials.


Statistical analysis of EEG-single neuron relationships.


Present day trends in examination of sleep mechanisms.


Glycogenic response of CNS to paradoxical sleep deprivation in cats and rats.


Clinical and diagnostic significance of the EEG in the course of sleep.


An electrophysiological study of spinal reflex activity in normal man during sleep.


Diurnal and nocturnal EEG in patients with insomnia caused by affective psychosis.


Disturbances of wakefulness in narcolepsy.


Electrogenesis of sleep.

Electrogenesis of sleep.


Epileptic crises during sleep.

Epileptic crises during sleep.


Some characteristics of all-night sleep recordings in schizophrenic patients.


Spectral analysis of the sleep-wakefulness mechanism in a case of apallic syndrome.


Behavior of free amino acid pool in various brain structures of cats deprived of paradoxical sleep.


The effect of JB-329 (Ditran) on sleep in the cat.


The effect of antihypertensive agents on the peripheral manifestation of allergic and other inflammatory reactions in the skin.


The effect of disodium cromoglycate and other inhibitors on in vitro anaphylactic histamine release from guinea pig basophil leucocytes.


The development of the human cerebrospinal fluid pathway with particular reference to the roof of the fourth ventricle.


Keratinization in the mucosa of the ventral surface of the chicken tongue.


Histochemical localization of kallikrein granules in the submaxillary gland of the guinea-pig.


Perforated contact lens: clinical observation and some experimental comments.


The in vivo staining of bone with alizarin red S.


On the functional site of vitamin A.

On the functional site of vitamin A.


The influences of thyroid and antithyroid substances on murine leprosy. I. Comparison of host-parasite relationship within liver lesions.


Acid-fast organisms in the skin of man and the human fetus.


Antibody-latex erythrocyte label. A new method for the detection and counting of minor red cell populations.


The distribution of tritium-labelled dihydrostreptomycin and tetracycline in staphylococcal arthritis. An autoradiographic study of golden hamsters and rabbits.


Single-dose radiation therapy in the palliation of metastatic disease.


Histological staining properties of in vitro formed fibrin clots and precipitated fibrinogen.


Deposits of fibrin and plasma proteins in the normal human placenta. An immunofluorescence study.


The effect of chlorambucil on the recovery of the reticuloendothelial system after India ink blockade.


Anticomplementary activity in serological tests for syphilis as a clue to connective tissue diseases of an auto-immune nature.


Pheochromocytoma of the organs of Zuckerkandl.


Plasmatic protein separation by gel filtration chromatography and reproduction in vitro of fibres similar to the hyaline membrane of the newborn.


Regulation of net biosynthesis of serum albumin and acute phase plasma proteins. Induction of enhanced net synthesis of fibrinogen, alpha1-acid glycoprotein, alpha2 (acute phase)-globulin, and haptoglobin by amino acids and hormones during perfusion of the isolated normal rat liver.


Reaginic antibody against insulin: demonstra- tion of antigenic distinction between native and extracted insulin.


Further evidence of the role of gamma 1 guinea pig antibodies in mediating passive cutaneous anaphylaxis (PCA).


Immunoglobulin responses in serum and nasal secretions after natural adenovirus infections.


Isolation and characterization of free lambda-chain of immunoglobulin produced by an established cell line of human myeloma cell origin. II. Identity of lambda-chains in cells and in medium.


Differential diagnosis of polyarthritis.


Synthesis and effects on biological membranes of some oligomere basic peptides and cations (interactions with vascular permeability, oxidative phosphorylation and histamine liberation).


The enterochromaffin cells of the surface and glandular epithelium of the large intestine of the horse.


Specificity and immunological characteristics of the antibodies produced in sheep red cell stimulated rabbit blood lymphocyte cultures.


Endemic cretinism in eastern New Guinea.


Paraprotein patterns in Australia.

Paraprotein patterns in Australia.


Survival studies on a commercial preparation of intravenous human gammaglobulin labelled with 131-I.


Active chronic hepatitis with positive L.E. cell test and lupus nephritis.


Ventricular-- triggered pacemaker arrhythmias.


Supernormal phase of conduction in human heart demonstrated by subthreshold pacemakers.


Synthesis of some antithyroid compounds. II.


Spermiogenesis in Cancer crabs.

Spermiogenesis in Cancer crabs. Spermiogenesis in Cancer crabs was studied by light and electron microscopy. The sperm are aflagellate, and when mature consist primarily of a spherical acrosome surrounded by the nucleus with its short radiating arms. The acrosome forms by a coalescence of periodic acid-Schiff-positive (PAS-positive) vesicles. During spermiogenesis one edge of the acrosomal vesicle invaginates to form a PAS-negative central core. The inner region of the acrosome bounding the core contains basic proteins which are not complexed to nucleic acid. The formation of an elaborate lattice-like complex of fused membranes, principally from membranes of the endoplasmic reticulum, is described. These membranes are later taken into the nucleus and subsequently degenerate. In late spermatids, when most of the cytoplasm is sloughed, the nuclear envelope and the cell membrane apparently fuse to become the limiting boundary over most of the sperm cell. In the mature sperm the chromatin of the nucleus and arms, which is Feulgen-positive, contains no detectable protein. The chromatin filaments appear clumped, branched, and anastomosed; morphologically, they resemble the DNA of bacterial nuclei. Mitochondria are absent or degenerate in mature sperm of Cancer crabs, but the centrioles persist in the nucleoplasm at the base of the acrosome.


Newcastle disease. I. The use of egg yolk derived antibody for passive immunisation of chickens.


Purification of Newcastle disease virus antibody from the egg yolk of the hen.


A method for determining the proportion of total serum IgM globulin which is specific antibody.


Evaluation of serum immunoglobulin concentrations in the perinatal period by use of a standardized method of measurement.


Immunoglobulins in infants of rubella-exposed mothers.


Newborn infection with Herpesvirus hominis types 1 and 2.


Evaluation of a radial diffusion plate method for determining serum immunoglobulin levels in normal and congenitally infected infants.


Serum immunoglobulin levels in newborn infants. 3. Some preliminary observations from a survey of cord blood levels in 2,600 infants.


Cord immunoglobulins in a middle class Caucasian population.


Individual patterns of immunoglobulin development in ten infants.


Observations on neonatal tears.

Observations on neonatal tears.


Some relationships between serum immunoglobulin deficiencies and infection in utero and in the early weeks of life.


Quantitation of cord serum IgM and IgA as a screening procedure to detect congenital infection: results in 5,006 infants.


Phylogeny of immunoglobulins.

Phylogeny of immunoglobulins.


Off with her head. Off ...

Off with her head. Off ...


Physiologic hazards of position changes in the anesthetized patient.


Sixteen patients: postoperative nursing experience with heart transplantation.


Immunoglobulin abnormalities in man.

Immunoglobulin abnormalities in man.


Environmental carcinogens. The modifying effect of cocarcinogens on the threshold response.


Problems in leishmaniasis related to immunology.


Comparison of some simple methods of preparing gamma-globulin and antiglobulin sera for use in the indirect immunofluorescence technique.


Multiple distal neuritis of the shoulder girdle: an electromyographic clarification of "paralytic brachial neuritis".


Electromyography in surgery of the hand.


Latency variation of single human motoneurones in the H-reflex.


Electrophysiologic and histological studies in patients with Friedreich's ataxia.


A study of excitability of spinal motoneurones in hemiplegia.


Electrodiagnostic indices in patients with renal dialysis.


Voluntary control of motor unit activity by visual and aural feedback.


Normal human flexor reflexes.

Normal human flexor reflexes.


Electromyographic studies of facial muscle activity in speech.


Median nerve conduction variant.

Median nerve conduction variant.


Sensory conduction in peroneal, posterior tibial and sural nerves using averaging techniques.


Are all motor end-plates equally affected in a myasthenic muscle? A single fiber electromyography study.


Experimental studies on the pathophysiology of spasticity.


Familial chronic polyneuropathy with crampiform manifestations.


Logarithmic amplification: a new method of electromyographic presentation.


The short and long term effect of A-V motivation, motivation by dentist and by dental hygienist.


The influence of progestogen on gingival exudation during menstrual cycles. A longitudinal study.


Occlusive disease of the coronary arteries presenting as primary congestive cardiomyopathy.


Significance of coagulase-negative staphylococcal bacteriuria.


Method for measuring quantity of bone.

Method for measuring quantity of bone.


Pattern of development and loss of bone with age.


Immunoglobulin determinants on the surface of human lymphocytes.


Transplacetal fetal bleeding in spontaneous abortion.


Fenfluramine overdosage.

Fenfluramine overdosage.


Normal creatinine and hydroxyproline excretion in young persons.


Urinary creatinine excretion as an index of the copleteness of 24-hour urine collections.


Bleeding from an ileostomy caput medusae.


Lymphocyte transformation in the Guillain-Barré syndrome.


Aggression and atheroma.

Aggression and atheroma.


Antibiotics and animals.

Antibiotics and animals.


Glucose-6-phosphate-dehydrogenase deficiency and favism.


Treatment of early cancer of the breast.


What troubles troubled youth?

What troubles troubled youth?


Towards an improved medical urriculum.

Towards an improved medical urriculum.


Medicosocial background to gonococcal ophthalmia neonatorum.


Influenza in Papua.

Influenza in Papua.


Cyclamates.

Cyclamates.


Decline in U.S. Childhood leukaemia mortality.


Immunisation acceptance rates.

Immunisation acceptance rates.


Magnesium and the haemodialysis patient.


Effect of nephrectomy on transfusion requirements of dialysis patients.


Unusual case of muscular dystrophy.

Unusual case of muscular dystrophy.


Diabetes and coeliac disease.

Diabetes and coeliac disease.


Herpetic naso-oral ulcers after renal transplantation.


The changing British drug scene.

The changing British drug scene.


Strange trips.

Strange trips.


Long hair, peculiar behaviour.

Long hair, peculiar behaviour.


Acute phenothiazine dystonia in narcotic addicts.


Prenatal treatment of adrenal insufficiency.


Care of the mentally subnormal.

Care of the mentally subnormal.


N-acetylhexosaminidase activities in Tay-Sachs disease.


Mosaicism in Turner's syndrome reflects the lethality of XO.


Occult blood in faeces.

Occult blood in faeces.


Alcohol and the blood.

Alcohol and the blood.


Hospital staffing structure.

Hospital staffing structure.


Does the cytotoxicity of immune lymphocytes depend on their stickiness?


Urine test for L-dopa consumption.

Urine test for L-dopa consumption.


Function of the transplanted thymus.

Function of the transplanted thymus.


Mycoplasma pneumoniae infections and antibodies to brain.


Direct haemagglutination for rapid viral diagnosis.


Phenformin and ethyloestrenol for Raynaud's disease.


Treacher-Collins syndrome: dental considerations and treatment including anesthetic management.


R.N.A. therapy for pleural mesothelioma.


Albert R. Pechan, D.D.S. 1902-1969.

Albert R. Pechan, D.D.S. 1902-1969.


Dental services for migrants in Pennsylvania.


Studies of the thyroid iodide "trap" in man.


Lysosomes in haematology.

Lysosomes in haematology.


Electroencephalography in neurosurgery.

Electroencephalography in neurosurgery.


Clinical medicine and the neurosciences discuss the value of clinical neurophysiology.


Electroencephalography in the study of sensory thresholds.


The future of clinical neurophysiology.

The future of clinical neurophysiology.


Properties and activities of dendrites.

Properties and activities of dendrites.


Somatic sensation: transfer and processing of information. 3. Spinal cord.


Interest of electrophysiology in reanimation and resuscitation.


The work of Hans Berger.

The work of Hans Berger.


Evolution of clinical neurophysiology since Hans Berger, the past 40 years of EEG.


Clinical neurophysiology and neurological practice.


Somatic sensation: transfer and processing of information. 1. Peripheral receptors.


Clinical medicine and neurosciences discuss the value of clinical neurophysiology.


Advances in the design and implementation of automated techniques for hemodynamic measurements on patients.


Somatic sensation: transfer and processing of information. Peripheral nerve.


Cerebral vasomotor responses to stimulation of the posterior hypothalamus and mesencephalic reticular formation.


Interseizure activity in the EEG of patients with grand-mal epilepsy.


Contribution of "vertical" montages to the interpretation of routine EEG recordings.


The influence of partial bilateral fornicotomy on auditory evoked potentials.


Polygraphic investigations of sleep in patients with ischemic cerebro-vascular disease. I.


The transmission pathways of acoustic stimuli to the anterior sigmoid gyrus.


Lithium and the EEG: an analysis of behavioral, biochemical and electrographic changes.


The electroretinogram, visual evoked potentials and spike discharges in the visual cortex of the albino rat.


Modification of sensation evoked by skin stimulation during CNS stimulation.


The differential effects of minor and major tranquilizers on digital computer sleep prints and REM.


Alterations in quantitative EEG and behavior during smoking deprivation.


A moving topological display of the EEG.


Regional activities within the human hippocampus.


EEG changes in patients with metastatic carcinoma.


Sleep studies in depression.

Sleep studies in depression.


EEG in arterial hypertension.

EEG in arterial hypertension.


Visual evoked potentials in prematures, newborns, infants and children by stimulation with colored light.


Cerebral commissurotomy in man: EEG findings.


Electrophysiological studies of the olfactory bulb in man--a model for EEG investigation.


Documenting the human fetal EEG during birth.


Intravenous diazepam (valium) as a deactivation test in epileptics.


Statistical procedures for relating one or more dichotomous responses to maturation and electrophysiological measurements.


Influence of spontaneous generalized and focal temporal epileptic EEG discharges on the contingent negative variation.


Effects of attention modification by television viewing on somatosensory recovery functions.


Binocular addition of the visual evoked responses with different stimulus intensities in man.


Effects of experimental control of the hippocampal theta rhythm on learning and extinction in the free-moving rat.


Recruiting responses in the cerebral cortex produced by putamen and pallidum stimulation.


The CNV phenomenon and selective attention.


The effects on learning and memory of alumina-induced spike foci in the parietal region of the monkey.


Protracted cerebral evoked potentials driven by rhythmic auditory stimuli presented at a slow rate.


The averaged photopalpebral reflex in man.


Cerebral events related to real and imaginary stimuli.


An EEG analysis using simple arithmetic.


Evoked cerebral sensory responses in relation to ongoing EEG activity.


Cerebral evoked responses in epilepsy.

Cerebral evoked responses in epilepsy.


The relation of pre- and perinatal pathology to the adult EEG.


Findings of a study devoted to the analysis of averaged EEG responses to words and language.


EEG changes produced by heroin and methadone.


Semiological relations of the frequency and distribution of six and fourteen per second positive spikes.


Experimental studies on memory during slow sleep stages and REM stages.


Time interval histogram mode data processing of the alpha rhythm output integration.


Evoked responses of different sensory modalities in newborn infants.


Somato-sensory responses evoked by tendon taps in normal adults and neurologic patients.


Fourteen and six per second positive spikes in psychiatric patients and their sibs.


Cerebral impedography in cat, rabbit and cadaver.


Lithium effects on cerebral cortical function in manic depressive patients.


The EEG in anesthetized juvenile baboons during an experimental investigation of vitamin B12 deficiency.


Multichannel analysis of electrical fields of averaged evoked potentials.


On the neural mechanism of conditioned lever-pressing in the dog.


Electroencephalograhic evaluation of the anti-epilep- tic action of Mogadan and other benzodiazopinic derivatives (RO5-4023).


Mechanisms of electroencephalographic and behavioral changes produced by parenteral L-DOPA.


A continuous monitoring device for cerebral activity.


A method for continously recording characteristics of EEG topography.


Intracellular studies of cyclical spike driving in cortical epileptogenic foci.


Average EEG responses to sinusoidally modulated light in normal subjects and patients.


Receptive field of striate neurons in waking cats.


Optic evoked potential and behavioral changes induced by the alcohol and acid derivatives of serotonin and tryptamine.


Effects of acetylcholine and atropine upon reticular excitation of cortical neurons.


Studies on the cholinergic system of the reticular formation.


Spontaneous unit activity in motor and somesthetic cortices during the sleep-wakefulness cycles in the monkey.


Quantitative analysis of the EEG in psychopathological states: human experimental and clinical observations.


Alterations of evoked neuronal discharges in motor and somesthetic cortices during the sleep-wakefulness cycles in the monkey.


Changes in visual evoked potentials induced by electrolyte alterations in dogs.


Power spectrum analysis of higher central nervous rhythms in the human EEG.


Prediction of the cerebral blood flow from the EEG.


Slow potential changes recorded from cerebral cortex of dogs.


Linear and non-linear properties of evoked potentials and correlates with perception.


Behavioral and neurophysiological studies of the sensorimotor rhythm in the cat.


The advantages of brain signal reconstitution within a resistive analog of the skull.


Alterations of micromotoric tonus regulation during paroxysmal EEG activity.


Alterations micromotoric tonus regulation in cerebral disorders.


Cerebral reactivity in psychiatric and epileptic patients.


Cortical intracellular responses to interacting stimuli.


A sixteen channel wave pattern digitizer.


Contrasting reactions of the evoked auditory response and amplitude histogram to mental arithmetic and eye opening in man.


Sleep patterns in malnutrition: a longitudinal study of anorexic patients.


The use of Haar function to automatic EEG analysis.


Methohexital activation of "centrencephalic-like" discharge.


Extracellular dendritic fields and unit activity of hippocampal neurons during epileptogenesis induced by "abnormal" CSF perfusion.


Paroxysmal activity evoked by painful stimuli in the sleep EEG of epileptics.


A mathematical model providing a synthesis between evoked and spontaneous phenomena of the EEG.


Clinical observations on photosensitive epilepsy.


Strychnine effects on cell membrane properties.


Studies on brain glutamic acid.

Studies on brain glutamic acid.


A preliminary study of the evoked response at the time of voluntary movement in normal man.


Cortical steady potential shifts during delayed response performance by monkeys.


Effects of 24 hour REM deprivation on serum growth hormone levels in humans.


Sleep-onset REM in normals.

Sleep-onset REM in normals.


The electroencephalogram in speech disorders of children.


Effect of hippocampal stimulation on unit activity of hypothalamic preoptic and basal forebrain areas.


Sleep EEG patterns in a case of Down's syndrome--before and after 5-HTP.


Relations between EEG activity and post-synaptic potentials of spinal motoneurones during seizure discharges.


Correlations between different EEG patterns and serum concentrations during Phenothiazine therapy.


Memory and vigilance: spectral EEG analysis during learning in humans.


Bizarre EEG of striate cortex in blind squirrel monkeys.


Temporal and spatial summation in generation of somatosensory evoked potential.


Intra and inter individual variability of the averaged evoked potential in normal and chronic schizophrenic subjects.


Feedback method: a new look at functional EEG.


Encephalophonography.

Encephalophonography.


EEG and clinical arousal induced by bilateral long-term stimulation of pallidal systems in traumatic vigil coma.


Evoked potentials and background activity--extent of linear interaction.


Visual evoked responses in normal, acallosal and "split brain" patients.


EEG power spectral analysis of newborn infants' sleep states.


Statistical characteristics of spontaneous seizure discharges recorded by radiotelemetry over 24 hour periods in man.


Visceral modulation of somatic brain stem reflexes: vagal neurogram correlates.


Self photo-desensitization in man and baboon.


Maturation of visual cortical and subcortical evoked responses and EEG after discharge in unanesthetized kittens.


Prospective study of EEGs in children of low birth weight.


Phase of alpha wave, habituation and contingent blocking.


The significance of low voltage fast activity in interictal records of temporal lobe epilepsy.


Analysis of the interelations between frequency bands of the EEG by means of the bispectrum.


EEG changes during arch aortography.

EEG changes during arch aortography.


Frequency analysis of the EEG under different behavioral states.


Correlation between prostaglandin release from cerebral cortex and electrocorticogram in unanesthetized cats.


The EEG in acute barbiturate intoxication, with particular reference to isoelectric EEGs.


Rhythmic afterwaves to flashes in relation to amplitude and phase of foregoing and subsequent alpha activity.


An EEG interval spectrum analyser.

An EEG interval spectrum analyser.


Correlation of electroencephalographic, reaction time and auditory thresholds on 24 hour recording.


Organization of interneurons in a thalamic relay nucleus.


Nonfocal grand mal seizures as seen through high frequency recordings.


Role of biochemical systems in mechanisms of pathological responses in Parkinsonian patients.


The human EEG during "in extremis" conditions.


Characteristics of bioelectrical events in subcortical structures during different phases of sleep in man.


Oxygen availability in the human brain during forms of mental activity.


The role of electrical conductivity in the spread of epileptiform activity in the cortex.


The visual evoked response dispersion curve: its relation to cerebral stochastic and deterministic mechanisms.


The amplitude of slow cortical responses in relation to temporal features of stimulation.


Classification of deviant average evoked responses.


On the diagnosis of cerebral death--a prospective study.


EEG spectral analysis in coma.

EEG spectral analysis in coma.


A comparison of electroencephalography, rheoencephalography and tests of dyslipidemia in affective syndromes of late onset.


Inter-relationships of EEG activity and information processing on paced and unpaced tasks in epileptic children.


Operant conditioning of EEG in the unrestrained chimpanzee.


EEG activity in newborns delivered from mothers with and without full anesthesia.


Slow changes in the membrane potentials of glial cells and neurons following nerve impulses.


Strychnine effect on cord dorsum potentials.


Variability of visual evoked responses in epileptic patients.


Wave length analysis of the EEG--the alpha profile.


The modal alpha wavelength.

The modal alpha wavelength.


The physiological interpretation of amplitude histograms of the EEG.


On automatic methods of sleep staging by spectra of electroencephalograms.


Drive and performance related aspects of the CNV in Rhesus monkeys.


Differential effects of repetitive visual stimulation on alpha rhythm and average visual evoked potentials.


Inter- and intra- hemispheric interactions of average visual evoked potentials.


Human evoked potentials as a function of stimulus information content in an expectancy-reaction time situation.


Relationships between motor potentials and CNV.


Behavioral and electrophysiological responses in a two flash discrimination task in the cat.


Polygraphy and its applications in the study of stabilized medullary lesions.


Paradoxical activating EEG responses to the intracarotid Amytal test in focal and multifocal bilateral epilepsies.


The electroencephalogram in endemic juvenile goiter and in acute goiter.


EEG and the measurement of visual performance.


Inertia of the nervous processes of the brain.


The role of some subcortical structures of the brain in the forming of internal conditioned inhibition.


Microphysiology of cortical single neurons in Papio Papio.


Cell firing related to active inhibition in visual cortex of cats.


Somatic representation in the human thalamus.


Evolution of reactivity to auditory stimuli.


On the physiological role of a 55 c-sec rhythm produced by the olfactory bulb.


EEG patterns as an index of clinical activity of psychoactive drugs.


Effects of cigarette withdrawal on sleep and dream patterns.


Effectiveness of sleep medications: all night studies of hypnotic drugs.


Anal sphincter electromyography.

Anal sphincter electromyography.


EMG and muscle tension studies of myotonia induced by 25-azacholesterol.


Myasthenic-like response in patients with neuropathy.


The control of muscle tone in man.

The control of muscle tone in man.


Clinical application of sensory nerve action potentials.


Conduction velocity, electromyography and H-reflex studies after phenol nerve block for the management of spasticity.


Studies concerning the role of the safety factor in injured nerve.


The silent period during control of skilled motor performance.


Maximum conduction velocity and range of conduction velocity in motor fibers of the deep peroneal nerve in patients with chronic renal insufficiency.


The peripheral neuropathy of Krabbe's (globoid) leucodystrophy.


Anal sphincter electromyography in adults.


Cutaneous nociceptive reflexes in humans.


Conduction velocity in the posterior tibial nerve of juvenile male baboons.


Electromyography and nerve conduction in bronchial carcinoma.


Neuronal mechanisms of the Achilles tendon jerk and of the ischemic hind-limb rigidity.


Motor unit frequency control in facial neuropathy.


Threshold and conduction velocity in human median nerve sensory fibers.


Effect of local temperature on resting membrane potential in rat muscle.


Subclinical lead neuropathy in man.

Subclinical lead neuropathy in man.


Stretch reflex and shortening reaction. A quantitative analysis of phasic and tonic stretch reflex in clinical states of spasticity and rigidity.


A study of the diseased nerve in carpal tunnel syndrome.


Motosensory afferents in human peripheral nerve to mechanical stimulation of muscle receptors.


Peripheral nerve regeneration and muscle receptor reconstruction.


Further contribution to electromyography in internal medicine.


Sensory finger innervation as evidenced by nerve action potentials.


Vibratory stimulation of muscles and optimal frequency as tested by fixed rate of motoneuronal discharge.


Thiamine deficiency neuropathy in rats.

Thiamine deficiency neuropathy in rats.


Changes in the flexion reflex with repetitive cutaneous stimulation in spinal man.


Anomalous peroneal nerve distribution detected by electromyography.


Persorbed food particles in the blood of newborns.


Immunoglobulin synthesis and lymphocyte transformation by anti-immunoglobulin sera in bursectomized chickens.


The metabolism of different immunoglobulin classes in irradiated mice.


Immunoglobulin peptide chain synthesis in the newborn rabbit.


Experimental immune inflammation in the synovial membrane. II. The origin and local activity of inflammatory cells.


Circulatory changes and renin secretion in sheep in response to feeding. 1. The effect of feeding on the circulation, on renin release and on renal function has been examined in the sheep.2. There was a rapid reduction of plasma volume within 15 min of starting to eat dry feed.3. This was accompanied by an abrupt rise in systolic blood pressure and by a more gradual and prolonged elevation of heart rate.4. Within 30 min of feeding there occurred renal conservation of sodium and water which continued for at least 2-3 hr.5. Renin was released into the circulation of sheep that ate rapidly; slow feeders did not show this response.6. The rise in plasma renin concentration was inhibited by infusing a solution similar in composition to mixed saliva at a rate that prevented the change in plasma volume.7. It is concluded that the rapid transfer of sodium and water from the circulation to the rumen via the saliva during ingestion of dry feed is sufficient to activate the renin/angiotensin system.


Detection of DNA by an autoradiographic method after "staining" with radioactive actinomycin D and high-resolution autoradiography.


Treatment of shock with dextrans and gelatins. Effects and side effects.


A new stain for analyzing autoradiographs.


The preparation and use of polyvinylidenechloride protective films in autoradiography.


Desiccation of the precorneal film. I. Corneal wetting-time.


Long-term results of therapy in patients with chronic liver disease associated with hypergammaglobulinemia.


Thyrotoxic periodic paralysis.

Thyrotoxic periodic paralysis.


Histoenzymatical study of the fetal pancreas in late pregnancy.


Transmission of the pulmonary arterial pulse wave to the left atrium.


The urinary excretion of hydroxyproline in cirrhosis of the liver.


Formamidase in guinea pig liver. II. Effect of aliphatic alcohols.


Chloramphenicol-specific antibody. 3. Differential antibody decay rates to separate determinants on one antigen.


An in vitro reaction between labelled flagellin or haemocyanin and lymphocyte-like cells from normal animals.


The secondary anti-erythrocyte response of rabbit spleen cells stimulated in vitro.


Porcine colostral IgA and IgM antibodies to Escherichia coli and their intestinal absorption by the neonatal piglet.


Distribution of various immunoglobulin containing cells in canine lymphoid tissue.


Electron-microprobe analysis of sites of silver deposition in avian bone stained by the v. Kóssa technique.


Problems in diagnosis and management in urological practice.


Symposium on research and utilization of educational media for teaching the deaf. Foreword.


Symposium on research and utilization of educational media for teaching the deaf. Introduction.


Symposium on research and utilization of educational media for teaching the deaf. Report on the activities of Media Services and Captioned Films Branch.


Symposium on research and utilization of educational media for teaching the deaf. The second decade.


Symposium on research and utilization of educational media for teaching the deaf. Progress report on the visual response system.


Symposium on research and utilization of educational media for teaching the deaf. Southern Regional Media Center for the Deaf.


Symposium on research and utilization of educational media for teaching the deaf. Southwest Regional Media Center for the Deaf.


Symposium on research and utilization of educational media for teaching the deaf. Midwest Regional Media Center for the Deaf.


Planning for individualized instruction of deaf students at the National Technical Institute for the Deaf.


Mediated self instruction.

Mediated self instruction.


The role of media in individualized instruction for teaching the deaf.


Symposium on research and utilization of educational media for teaching the deaf. Discussion summary.


Hereditary deep dystrophy of the cornea (polymorphous).


Immunoglobulins in human tears.

Immunoglobulins in human tears.


Management of orbital rhabdomyosarcoma.

Management of orbital rhabdomyosarcoma.


Amino acid transport and the plasma factor in schizophrenia.


Serologic specificity of hun anti-IgA and its significance in transfusion.


Electrophoresis of glycoproteins with special regard to periodic acid-Schiff staining.


Determination of seven serum proteins in alcoholic cirrhosis.


Advanced lung cancer treated with cyclophosphamide.


A quantitative antibody-binding method for the determination of specific antibody within different immunoglobulin classes. Application to four Ig classes in the mouse.


Interaction between 'sensitized lymphocytes' and antigen in vitro. I. The release of a skin reactive factor.


Organochlorine insecticide poisoning in dairy calves--clinical report.


Distinct events in the immune response elicited by transferred marrow and thymus cells. I. Antigen requirements and priferation of thymic antigen-reactive cells. Marrow cells and thymocytes of unprimed donor mice were transplanted separately into X-irradiated syngeneic hosts, with or without sheep erythrocytes (SRBC). Antigen-dependent changes in number or function of potentially immunocompetent cells were assessed by retransplantation of thymus-derived cells with fresh bone marrow cells and SRBC; of marrow-derived cells with fresh thymocytes and SRBC; and of thymus-derived with marrow-derived cells and SRBC. Plaque-forming cells (PFC) of the direct (IgM) and indirect (IgG) classes were enumerated in spleens of secondary host mice at the time of peak responses. By using this two-step design, it was shown (a) that thymus, but not bone marrow, contained antigen-reactive cells (ARC) capable of initiating the immune response to SRBC (first step), and (b) that the same antigen complex that activated thymic ARC was required for the subsequent interaction between thymus-derived and marrow cells and/or for PFC production (second step). Thymic ARC separated from marrow cells but exposed to SRBC proliferated and generated specific inducer cells. These were the cells that interacted with marrow precursors of PFC to form the elementary units for plaque responses to SRBC, i.e. the class- and specificity-restricted antigen-sensitive units. It was estimated that each ARC generated 80-800 inducer cells in 4 days by way of a minimum of 6-10 cell divisions. On the basis of the available evidence, a simple model was outlined for cellular events in the immune response to SRBC.


The genetic control of antibody specificity. The immune response to a synthetic polypeptide built on multichain polyproline, poly-L-(Tyr,Glu)-poly-L-Pro-poly-L-Lys [(T,G)-Pro--L], in the offspring of a cross between DBA/1 and SJL mice is under a genetic control superficially similar to the one operating for the immune response to a similar synthetic polypeptide built on multichain polyalanine, poly-L-(Tyr,Glu)-poly-D,L-Ala-poly-L-Lys [(T,G)-A--L], in the offspring of a cross between CBA and C57 mice. In both cases, the genetic control is a quantitative trait in which the major gene(s) is (are) dominant and the trait is not linked to any of the known structural genes coding for mouse immunoglobulin heavy chains. However, the genetic control of response to (T, G)-Pro--L, designated immune response-3 (Ir-3), is qualitatively different from the one operating for (T,G)-A--L [immune response-1 (Ir-1)] in that it is not linked to the histocompatibility-2 (H-2) locus. A study of the immune response to a related polypeptide built on multichain polyproline, poly-L-(Phe,Glu)-poly-L-Pro-poly-L--Lys [(Phe, G)-Pro--L], in the DBA/1 x SJL cross has shown a genetic control of antibody specificity. F(1) x DBA/1 backcross anti-(Phe, G)-Pro--L sera segregate in their ability to bind (T,G)-Pro--L, and there is no linkage of anti-(T,G)-Pro--L binding capacity with the H-2(s) allele of the SJL grandparent. F(1) x SJL anti-(Phe, G)-Pro-L sera segregate in their capacity to bind poly-L-(Phe,Glu)-poly-D,L-Ala-poly-L-Lys [(Phe, G)-A--L] and the ability to bind (Phe, G)-A--L is clearly linked to the H-2(q) allele from the DBA/1 grandparent. Thus, in mice all responding well to a given antigen [(Phe, G)-Pro--L], the specificity of the antibodies produced [i.e., anti-(Phe,G) or anti-prolyl] is genetically determined. Cross-inhibition of binding m (DBA/1 x SJL)F(1) anti-(Phe,G)-Pro--L antisera indicates that the anti-(Phe,G) and anti-prolyl specificities are a function of two separate and largely non-crossreacting antibody populations.


Colicin K. 8. The immunological properties of mitomycin-induced colicin K. Partially purified colicin K (mCol K) has been obtained from cultures of Escherichia coli K235 induced with mitomycin C. Unlike colicin K (Col K) derived from noninduced cultures of E. coli K235, mitomycin-induced colicin K (mCol K) is not associated with the type O-specific antigen of the colicinogenic bacillus. mCol K elicits in rabbits specific antibodies which precipitate and neutralize the homologous bacteriocin. These colicin-specific antibodies are not precipitated by the colicin-O antigen complex derived from noninduced bacteria. Colicin-neutralizing antibodies can be separated by zone electrophoresis into fractions having different electrophoretic mobilities. The antibodies with lower mobility strongly precipitate the homologous antigen mCol K; those with higher mobility neutralize the bacteriocin and form soluble antigen-antibody complexes.


Bence Jones proteins and light chains of immunoglobulins. II. Immunochemical differentiation and classification of kappa-chains. Three distinct classes of kappa light polypeptide chains have been detected immunochemically by an antiserum (R185) prepared against a kappa Bence Jones protein with a glutamyl amino terminal residue. This antiserum had specificity for kappa light chains with glutamyl amino terminal residues and differentiated kappa-chains with aspartyl amino terminal residues into two classes: the three kappa-chain classes have been designated as kappa(glu), kappa(aspII), and kappa(aspI). The ability of antiserum R185 to detect these antigenic differences on the intact immunoglobulin molecule, as well as on the isolated light chain or Bence Jones protein, made feasible the direct classification of type K myeloma proteins and M-macroglobulins (Waldenström). The multispecificity of the antiserum permitted the quantitation of type kappa(glu) light chains in normal, hypergammaglobulinemic, and hypogammaglobulinemic sera. Whereas the distribution of myeloma proteins and Bence Jones proteins in the kappa(glu) class correlated with the distribution of kappa(glu) chains in normal and hypergammaglobulinemic sera, the M-macroglobulins in the kappa(glu) class represented 90% of the total M-macroglobulins tested and revealed a marked divergence from the range of 24-31% of kappa(glu) immunoglobulins in normal sera. A preponderance of kappa(glu) chains was detected in the sera from patients with non-sex-linked hypogammaglobulinemia and represented 60-77% of the total type K light chain content. The controlled cleavage of a Bence Jones protein representative of each kappa-chain class into its variant half and constant half made possible the localization on the light polypeptide chain, the reactive sites for which antiserum R185 had specificity. The correlations between immunochemical and structural classification of kappa light chains are discussed.


The distribution of large dividing lymph node cells in syngeneic recipient rats after intravenous injection. The distribution of large dividing lymph node or thoracic duct lymph cells, labeled in vitro with (3)H-thymidine, was studied in syngeneic recipient rats after intravenous injection. In most experiments the donor rats had been immunized with Bacillus pertussis 4 days earlier, but in some instances cells from nonimmunized donors were used. In smears, the labeled donor cells had the appearance of large lymphocytes or large pyroninophilic cells. By electronmicroscopy, the majority of labeled donor cells were seen to have only scanty endoplasmic reticulum. It was found that the labeled cells rapidly "homed" to lymphoid tissue and recirculated in the recipient, in a fashion resembling that of small lymphocytes. However, the distribution of labeled cells was found to depend upon the source of the donor cells. Cells from mesenteric lymph nodes or thoracic duct lymph showed a marked preferential accumulation in lymphoid tissue within or adjacent to the intestine, whereas cells from peripheral nodes accumulated preferentially in peripheral lymph nodes. Cells from any of these sources showed an equal tendency to accumulate in the white pulp of the spleen. Suspensions of small lymphocytes, labeled in vitro with (3)H-uridine, did not display a similar tendency to localize preferentially in lymphoid tissue in certain regions. It was also found that large dividing lymph node cells from donors immunized with an antigen (2,4-dinitrophenyl-bovine gamma globulin (DNP-BGG) or B. pertussis) showed a greater tendency to accumulate in a recipient lymph node containing that antigen than in the contralateral node. It was not determined whether the selective accumulation of large dividing lymphoid cells from different sources in lymphoid tissue of different regions in recipients was due to an antigen recognition mechansim or was the result of two different populations of cells with different "homing" mechanisms.


Observation on seven dyes suitable for the staining of serum proteins.


Flagella staining.

Flagella staining.


Demonstration of foetal cells in maternal blood.


Rapid staining of myelin in paraffin sections with luxol fast blud MBS.


A reliable method for demonstrating spirochaetes in tissue sections.


Pathology of recurrent oral ulceration and oral ulceration in Behcet's syndrome: light, electron and fluorescence microscopy.


Auto-immune nephritis in rats.

Auto-immune nephritis in rats.


Intrafollicular hyalinosis and arterial hyalinosis of the spleen: histochemical and immunofluorescence studies.


Therapy with progestational agents in advanced benign prostatic hypertrophy.


Continuing medical education.

Continuing medical education.


Plasma-catecholamines after cardiac infarction.


Long-acting thyroid stimulator in euthyroid relatives of thyrotoxic patients.


Protective effect of 1-adamantanamine hydrochloride on influenza A2 infections in the family environment: a controlled double-blind study.


Significance  diphtheroids isolatd from synovial membrane of patients with rheumatoid arthritis.


Excretion of urinary 17-hydroxycorticosteroids and 11-deoxy-17-oxosteroids by women using steroidal contraceptives.


Paradoxical elevation of growth hormone in active chronic hepatitis.


Radioactive iodine uptake by thyroid of breast-fed infants after maternal blood-volume measurements.


Mydriatic responses to sympathomimetic amines in patients treated with L-dopa.


Diabetic lipaemia complicating acute pancreatitis.


The physiological basis of aggression.

The physiological basis of aggression.


Role of the thymus in humoral immunity.

Role of the thymus in humoral immunity.


Murder.

Murder.


Dental anaesthes.

Dental anaesthes.


Amantadine and influenza.

Amantadine and influenza.


Working-hours of junior hospital doctors.


Change and growth in hospitals.

Change and growth in hospitals.


The risk of pacing after infarction, and current recommendations.


L-dopa and juvenile Huntington's disease.


Karyotyping human amnitic-fluid cels.

Karyotyping human amnitic-fluid cels.


Antenatal diagnosis of the adrenogenital syndrome.


Estimating drug-dosage regimens.

Estimating drug-dosage regimens.


Lymphocyte inclusions in rheumatoid arthritis.


Sugar intake and coronary heart-disease.


Dietay prevention of atherosclerosis.

Dietay prevention of atherosclerosis.


Idoxuridine and jaundic.

Idoxuridine and jaundic.


Ceft palate in the offspring of female mice treated with phenytoin.


Vinblastine-induced thrombocytosis.

Vinblastine-induced thrombocytosis.


Vanishing testis.

Vanishing testis.


Susceptibility of males.

Susceptibility of males.


"Abnormal" insulin, "proinsulin", and "big" insulin in diabetes.


Serum-free-fatty-acids and arrhythmiasafter acute myocardial infarction.


Paracervical block.

Paracervical block.


Origin of faecal fat.

Origin of faecal fat.


The Hodgkin maze.

The Hodgkin maze.


Nils Lovold Eckhoff.

Nils Lovold Eckhoff.


Allergy to synacthen depot.

Allergy to synacthen depot.


Prevention of rapid immune elimination of anti-lymphocytic globulin in transplant patients.


Management of patients with terminal cancer. 1.


Staining of animal tissues with the dye base of methylene green in benzene to facilitate identification and selection of material.


Inhibition of Schiff-reagent staining in chromosomes of ovigerous tissues of anoetids; whole mites and sections.


The identification and purification of pyronin and rhodamine dyes.


Staining juxtaglomerular granules with basic fluorescent stains.


Localization of myoglobin in striated muscle of the domestic pig; benzidine and NADH2-TR reactions.


Staining carbonic anhydrase isoenzyme bands in polyacrylamide gel.


Toluidine blue staining during dehydration of in situ embedding of cultured cells.


Studies on the relationship between the function of reticuloendothelial system and the hematopoiesis. II. Experimental studies on 59Fe ferrokinetics in the induced hematological disorders of mice.


Infectivity of fixed impression smears prepared from rabies virus-infected brain.


Nongoitrous cretinism in monozygotic twins.


Electrophoretic analysis of blood serum and plasma proteins of normal horses.


Formation of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons during pyrolysis and combustion of hydrocarbons.


Ultrastructural deformation of reconstituted collagen.


Two-stage photosensitive label for antibody combining sites.


Location of kappa-casein in milk micelles.


Hydrophobic binding of hydrocarbons by proteins. II. Relationship of protein structure.


Thin-layer isoelectric focusing of proteins.


Synthesis and degradation of xanthine dehydrogenase during chick liver development.


Zymograms and histochemistry of non-specific esterase in the salivary glands.


An impregnation technique for studying distribution of mitochondria in central nervous system.


The influence of verbalization on observational learning in a group of mediating and a group of non-mediating children.


The influence of some blood factors on alteration of circulation time in man.


Alteration of serum proteins in chickens with a lymphoid tumor.


Intermittent therapy with L-thyroxine.

Intermittent therapy with L-thyroxine.


Acridine orange staining and fluorescence of nucleic acids in plasmodia and associated host erythrocytes.


Immunofluorescence microscopy of cyanurated tissues.


Effect of fixatives on silver impregnation of plant cells.


Resorcin fuchsin staining of neurosecretory cells.


Ammoniacal silver hydroxide solution: a one-month test period on its usability for impregnating connective tissue fibers.


Application of the Perls method for iron staining to sections embedded in epoxy resin.


Demonstration of calcium oxalate crystals in plant tissues by the Pizzolato (AgNO3-H2O2) method.


The role of interscapulothoracic amputation in the treatment of malignant tumors.


Management of hepatitis.

Management of hepatitis.


Histamine release induced by synergistic action of kallikrein and phospholipase A.


Clinical analgesic activity of dexoxadrol.


Effects of host and environment on immunoglobulins in Down's syndrome.


Thyroxine binding globulin (TBG) deficiency. A problem in the diagnosis of thyroid disease.


Ossification of the femur in thyroxine-treated tadpoles of Rana pipiens.


Cholesterol esterification in rabbit plasma. 1. When [4-(14)C]cholesterol, attached to beta-globulin or dispersed with Tween 20, was incubated with fresh rabbit (New Zealand albino females) plasma, 30-47% esterification was observed. The optimum pH was 6.8. This esterification was accomplished by the transfer of fatty acids from the C-2 position of lecithin (phosphatidylcholine) to cholesterol. 2. There was no evidence that triglycerides or free fatty acids participated directly in this reaction. Lecithins with labelled palmitic acid, oleic acid and linoleic acid in the 2-position yielded 3.2, 4.8 and 6.8% of cholesteryl esters respectively. This pattern reflects that which is normally observed in the cholesteryl esters of rabbit plasma and supports the concept that plasma cholesteryl esters originate from the plasma. 3. Snake venom (containing phospholipase A), sulphoevernan [an alpha-(1-->3,1-->4)-sulphopolyglucan with 12% sulphur], thiol-blocking agents (p-chloromercuribenzoate and N-ethylmaleimide), or an atherogenic diet (stock diet supplemented with 1% cholesterol for 8 weeks) were all effective inhibitors of this cholesterol esterification.


Isolation of a disulfide bridge containing fragment of the variable part of pig immunoglobulin lambda-chains.


Some interrelationships of vasoactive substances and basophilic leukocytes in migraine headache.


Amino acid sequence of a 22-residue section from the variable part of pig immunoglobulin lambda-chains.


Glutamic-aspartic transaminase--antitransaminase interaction: a method for antienzyme purification.


The distribution of DNA within the nucleoli of the amphibian oocyte as demonstrated by tritiated actinomycin D radioautography.


Unusual thyroid-stimulating activity in the plasma of a man with choriocarcinoma.


The cortical projection of the pulvinar in the cat.


The projection of the acoustic nerve to the ventral cochlear nucleus of the rat. A Golgi study.


Efferent projections of the anterior olfactory nucleus.


On the direct cortical connections of the neucleus centrum medianum thalami.


The main types of granulation in the electron-microscopic picture.


Serum alpha-feto-protein. 3. Electrophoresis of sera from cases of primary cancer of the liver: an electrophoretic variant.


Dynamics of morphological changes after homografts of tendons preserved in anticytolytic solutions.


The Gillies fan flap. Restoration of substance for partial loss of upper lip (case report).


Autoplasty and homoplasty of extensive defects of the vault. Experimental research.


Practical method of speech evaluation in adult patients with cleft lip and cleft palate.


Pedagogic problems in the rehabilitation of patients with cleft.


Complications of burns.

Complications of burns.


Some notes about treatment of burns in Great Britain.


Surgical correction of sex in male pseudohermaphroditism to female type.


Papillomatosis of the gallbladder in metachromatic leukodystrophy.


The use of ficoll gradient centrifugation to produce synchronous mouse lymphoma cells.


Protein synthesis in human peripheral blood leukocytes.


Treatment of advanced cancer with active immunization.


Clear-cell sarcoma of patellar tendon studied by electron microscopy.


Leiomyoblastoma: behavior and prognosis.


Oxidation of phytanic acid as related to Refsum's disease.


On lipid inclusions in the neurosecretory cells of the supraoptic nucleus of the white mouse subjected to a chronic salt load.


Histochemical studies of the choroid plexuses of the goat embryos. II. Histochemical distribution of glycogen in the choroid plexuses of the goat embryo.


The DDD-method in the cytophotometric quantitative estimation of protein-bound sulfhydryl groups in palatal smears.


An electron microscopic study of silver stained adult human pancreatic islet cells, with reference to a new silver nitrate procedure.


Studies on electrophoresis on cellulose acetate membrane of bovine serum proteins in healthy animals.


Pesticide intoxications in Arizona.

Pesticide intoxications in Arizona.


Epidemiology of urinary tract diseases in general practice. During a one-year morbidity survey of urinary tract diseases in general practice 741 cases were diagnosed. Only about half of all the patients with symptoms of urinary tract infection had significant bacteriuria. In young women urinary tract infections and symptoms from the urinary tract without bacteriuria-in particular urethritis-were found to predominate. In middle-aged women, the urinary tract symptoms were ascribed increasingly to genital prolapse, while incidence of urolithiasis was the highest in any group, and urinary tract infections became less frequent. The prevalence of urinary tract infection showed another increase in elderly women, and recurrent/chronic pyelonephritis, which occurs with a steadily increasing prevalence throughout all age groups, became common.In younger male urological patients diseases with symptoms of urinary tract infection without bacteriuria were predominant, whereas prostatitis and urinary tract infections were less frequent. In middle-aged men, urolithiasis was especially frequent, while an increasing proportion of elderly men had prostatic hypertrophy, urinary tract infections, and recurrent/chronic pyelonephritis.


Feto-maternal haemorrhage in therapeutic abortion. The incidence of feto-maternal haemorrhage in induced abortion has been studied with the Kleihauer technique. All four methods of termination used were shown to result in such haemorrhages. The incidence below 12 weeks' gestation, however, was very small and there seems to be no reason for offering routine rhesus-immunoglobulin to these women. When it is essential to terminate a pregnancy of 12 weeks' size or more in a rhesus-negative woman immunoglobulin should be given.


Testosterone binding by a protein isolated from urine of adult male rats.


Preferential production of rabbit reaginic antibodies.


Detection of reagins, IgG, IgA and IgM antibodies in human sera.


Studies of the antigen-antibody reaction by electron microscopy. I. On the transfer of agglutinating antibodies from sensitized sheep erythrocytes to freshly added (unsensitized) red blood cells.


Periplasmic structure of frozen-etched and negatively stained cells of Bacillus licheniformis as correlated with penicillinase formation. Bacillus licheniformis strain 749/C (constitutive for penicillinase formation) and uninduced cells of strain 749 (penicillinase-inducible) were examined after freezeetching. In the early stationary phase, strain 749/C organisms had clusters of vesicles (30 to 40 nm in diameter) on the outer surface of the plasma membrane. These are randomly distributed on the membrane, including the region of septum formation. The vesicles are not intimately associated with the plasma membrane, and their inner and outer surfaces are devoid of particles. Periplasmic vesicles were not detected by freeze-etching in strain 749 (uninduced) or in young cells of 749/C; however, the membrane of mid-logarithmic phase 749/C cells had a corrugated appearance. Negatively stained 749/C cells (logarithmic phase) also showed many vesicular and tubular bodies in the periplasm as well as septal and cytoplasmic mesosomes of typical morphology. The periplasmic structures appear to be formed either by evagination of plasma membrane or by migration of vesicular bodies from the membranous pockets of the cytoplasm. Stationary phase cells of 749/C still have many periplasmic vesicular bodies; however, the mesosomes are greatly reduced both in number and size. In sharp contrast, strain 749 organisms have very few structures similar to the periplasmic bodies of strain 749/C. These findings support our previous view that penicillinase-producing cells of 749/C have periplasmic membranous structures that are rare in the uninduced strain 749, though there is some lack of correspondence between freeze-etching, negative staining, and thin section data. These structures may be important for the retention or storage of penicillinase in the cell.


Fluorescence polarization of pyrenebutyric-bovine serum albumin and pyrenebutyric-human macroglobulin conjugates.


Biosynthesis of the actinomycin chromophore: incorporation of 3-hydroxy-4-methylanthranilic acid into actinomycins by Streptomyces antibioticus. Actinomycin synthesis by washed mycelia of Streptomyces antibioticus has been conducted in the presence of 3-hydroxy-4-methylanthranilate-(carboxyl-(14)C). Incorporation of this compound into actinomycins has been observed, which constitutes further evidence that 3-hydroxy-4-methylanthranilate is an intermediate in actinomycin biosynthesis. The position of the incorporated label has been determined to be within the actinomycin chromophore, and the label appears to be equally distributed between both halves of the chromophore. Incidental to these findings was the observation that the (14)C-labeled actinomycins were subject to rapid reabsorption by the organism with actinomycin V taken up preferentially to actinomycin IV.


The rotational diffusion of thyroglobulin. A study of thyroglobulin conjugated with pyrenebutyrate and with dimethyl-aminonaphthalenesulfonate.


A system of parallel septa in crayfish nerve fibers. Certain axons in the abdominal roots and nerve cord of crayfish contain a system of regularly spaced, parallel transverse septa with a periodicity of about 2 micro. Each septum is composed of two roughly parallel membranes, separated by a gap of 150-400 A. The two membranes are frequently fenestrated by pores 550-2000 A in diameter, each occupied by a microtubule. Filaments are occasionally seen bridging the gap between the microtubule and the edge of the pore. The membranes of the septa are continuous with longitudinal membranous tubules. In small- and medium-sized axons the septa are continuous across the axon, while in large axons they seem to be intact only at the periphery as annuli. It is suggested that such structures be called "fenestrated septa." With horseradish peroxidase as a tracer, no communication between the septal lumen and the periaxonal space was found.


Current concepts--RHo gam in Rh sensitization.


Brush border development in the intestinal absorptive cells of Xenopus during metamorphosis. The differentiation of the brush border which makes up the apical free surface of intestinal absorptive cells has been studied by electron microscopy. Specimens of Xenopus small intestine were fixed at various stages during metamorphosis, the time when a new intestinal epithelium forms. The interpretation of details described herein emphasizes the role of "surface-forming" vesicles. These vesicles are thought to provide membrane both for the initial expansion of the apical surface and for the later elongation of the microvilli. The latter are believed to be "molded" around filamentous cores that appear early in differentiation. The cores are attached to the apical membrane and extend vertically into the supranuclear cytoplasm. This interpretation rests chiefly on (a) the resemblance, both in morphology and in staining properties with colloidal thorium, between the membrane that limits the vesicles and that which limits the microvilli and (b) the distribution and time of appearance of the vesicles with respect to development of the microvilli. According to this view, the specific properties of surface membrane reside in preformed units that arise within the supranuclear cytoplasm. This morphogenetic process probably involves participation of the Golgi region as the site where the complex macromolecular architecture of the cell surface is assembled.


Occurrence of ovine homocytotropic antibody.


Studies of the renal erythropoietic factor using a hemagglutination-inhibition system.


The influence of dihydrostreptomycin upon avillous hyperplasia and duodenal ulceration in the pantothenate-deficient mouse.


The mechanism of blood pressure depression by ellagic acid.


Receptor potentials from hair cells of the lateral line. Intracellular recordings from hair cells in the tail lateral line of mudpuppy Necturus maculosus show receptor potentials less than 800 microvolts, peak to peak, from stimuli that are considered large compared to natural stimuli. The hair cells are in neuromasts that are sensitive at the time of recording and are identified by both in vivo and in vitro examination of intracellular staining.


Further studies on the effect of oral contraceptives on endocrine function with special reference to luteinising hormone excretion.


Amines and mouse thyroid activity: a thyroid-stimulating effect of 5-hydroxytryptamine and dopamine.


Sphingomyelin in Lewy inclusion bodies in Parkinson's disease.


Accumulation of fibrillar protein in the aging human lens capsule, with special reference to the pathogenesis of pseudoexfoliative disease of the lens.


Osteogenesis of the human upper jaw: proof of the non-existence of a separate premaxillary centre.


An evaluation of cytochemical methods for the quantitative estimation of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA).