Oxidation: an important enzyme reaction in fungal degradation of cellulose.


Secondary amenorrhea resulting from uncontrolled weight-reducing diets. Laboratory investigation of 6 women with secondary amenorrhea which developed after they went on uncontrolled nutritionally poor reducing diets showed normal glucose tolerance tests, urinary 17-KS, 17 OHCS, FSH and LH metaperone tests,  pregnanedrol, serum insulin and growth hormone levels.  5 day courses of 10 mg/day of medroxyprogesterone acetate induced uterine bleeding in all 6 cases.  3 women who were treated with clomiphene showed immediate increases in estrogen LH and FSH.  Bleeding started 1-11 days after the last dose.  Additional courses of clomiphene were given 2 months later.  Spontaneous menses resumed after 20-26 amenorrheic months.  The amenorrhea may have been affected by the individual's sensitivity to the weight factor, speed of weight loss and absolute weight.


Genetic control of immune response to the dinitrophenol group inbred lines of chickens.


Madurella mycetomi as a cause of maduromycosis in Egypt. Clinical and mycopathological studies of two cases.


The hospital's role in contraception.

The hospital's role in contraception.


The clinical significance of highly purified pig-insulin preparations.


Effect of 5-bromodeoxyuridine on pre-implantation mouse embryo development.


The indentification of foetal antigens in human bone marrow cells.


Sex related diurnal variations in venous blood glucose and plasma insulin levels. Effects of estrogens in men.


Symposium No. 4: Melosis. Introduction by the Chairman.


Protein synthesis directed by the RNA from a plant virus in a normal animal cell. RNA from tobacco mosaic virus can be translated inside oocytes of the frog Xenopus laevis. The main product is a polypeptide with a molecular weight of 140,000. There is no evidence for coat protein synthesis, and it is unlikely that the polypeptide that is made contains either a whole or a partial coat protein sequence. The picture of translation of tobacco mosaic virus RNA obtained using oocytes is very much simpler than that found using cell-free protein-synthesizing systems, in which a great many polypeptides are made under the direction of tobacco mosaic virus RNA. The reasons for this difference are discussed, and the relative merits of in vivo and in vitro protein-synthesizing systems are compared.


Gene activity during development of the cellular slime mold Dictyostelium discoideum.


Some chromatographic aspects of hashish analysis.


Hypersexuality following unilateral amygdalectomy in the cat.


Esterase D polymorphism: gene frequencies and family data.


Pregnancy wastage and age of mother among the Amish. Reports of approximately 7500 pregnancies in reproductive histories collected by Colette Wiffler through personal interviews with Old Order Amish families of Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, and Wisconsin during the 1968 through 1973 period were analyzed to test a prediction:  a society in which healthy women generally want large numbers of children and do not marry unusually uoung should exhibit a slower rate of increase in fetal death ratios with age of mother than the general US population.  In this study, fetal deaths occurring after 7 months of gestation were called stillbirths; those occurring between 6 weeks and 7 months were termed miscarriages.  Neonatal deaths occurred within the 1st week following live birth.  All loss ratios were calculated as the number of the specified type of pregnancy loss/1000 pregnancies which lasted at least 7 months.  The minimum miscarriage and stillbirth ratios each occurred in the early 30s, but the ratios were not statistically different from those for mothers in their early 20s.  The interpretation of the observation is complicated by substantial reductions in pregnancy wastage experienced by the general population over the long span of time (1898 through 1972) covered by the present data.  For the US both late fetal death ratios and neonatal death rates specific for the age of the mother reach their minimum in the early 20s.  While most available data provide information about late fetal death only, the study of pregnancies in New York's Health Insurance Plan revealed markedly higher fetal death ratios for mothers in the early 30s than for mothers in their 20s both for gestations of 12-19 weeks and for those of less than 12 weeks.  Thus, the Amish fetal deaths differ from the general US pattern similarly for miscarriages and for the less numerous stillbirths.  These results are compatible with the prediction under test but conflict with the expectations of the traditional idea that women in their early 20s have their ability to carry pregnancies to live birth impaired by age.  The findings suggest that any increase in risk of fetal death caused by increasing age of an individual mother must be unimportant before age 35.  It appears that women who decide to postpone their pregnancies until their late 20s or early 30s are probably not materially increasing the risk of fetal death.  The same appears to be the case for early infant mortality.


Vasoactive responses of the developing blood vessels of the chick extra-embryonic membrane: a correlation with enzyme histochemical and ultrastructural observations.


Dengue-4 virus variation in complement fixation test.


Direct measurement of thyroxine in serum by radio immunoassay.


Tri-iodothyronine radioimmunoassay in unextracted serum.


Abnormal X chromosomes in man: origin, behavior and effects.


Enzymuria.

Enzymuria.


Standardization of a passive haemagglutination test for the assay of antibodies to tetanus.


Clinical and aetiological study of childhood mental retardation.


Experience with exchange transfusion in the newborns.


Physicochemical study of the electrolytic incorporation of iodine into bovine growth hormone (BGH).


Forecasting the incidence of fascioliasis from climatic data.


Transformation characteristics of temperature-sensitive mutants of type 12 adenovirus.


The hippie turns junkie: the emergence of a type.


Electrophoretic profiles and activities of human interferon in heterologous cells.


Budding of frog virus 3 studied by immunological and cytochemical methods in electron microscopy.


Prevention by two anticholinergic drugs of indomethacin-induced gastric mucosal ulceration in rats.


Comparative distribution and excretion of 237-Pu and 239-Pu nitrates and beagle dogs.


Admissions to hospital from a rural community in Israel. Two years' experience in an experimental hospital-linked health center.


Choline requirement of pregnant sows and gilts under restricted feeding conditions.


Infectious mononucleosis--a review of chest roentgenographic manifestations.


Efficacy of different phosphorus supplements for sows during gestation and lactation. This study was undertaken to compare dicalcium, Curacao, and soft ph sophates as supplemental feeding during gestation and lactation.  In Exp eriment 1, 37 crossbred sows at 11 months of age were mated and each of 4 groups given an experimental diet.  The basal diet was a 16% crude pro tein-fortified corn-soybean meal containing .34% of phosphorus and .72% of calcium.  The test diets were fortified with either dicalcium, Curaca o, or soft phosphate to provide .52% of phosphorus.  Limestone was given to maintain .72% of calcium.  Animals were confined in a concrete feedin g area and fed 1.8 kg of diet per head per day until Day 94 of gestation .  At that time the diet was increased to 2.3 kg/day.  On Day 109 of gestation animals were moved to farrowing crates until 10 days postpartu m and then to wooden units until weening at 8 weeks.  Sows were sacrific ed after 8 weeks lactation, or if they developed posterior paralysis.  In this experiment, the different phosphate sources were without observed influence on the livability or performance of pigs up to 8 weeks of age (p less than .05).  Gilts receiving no supplemental phosphorus had significantly lower bone ash and phosphorus than did those receiving either of the supplements.  Posterior paralysis was observed in 5 of 9 sows fed the unsupplemented diet, in 3 of 9 fed the soft supplemented diet, and in 2 of 10 fed the Curacao phosphate supplement.  None fed dicalcium phosphate developed paralysis.  The paralysis usually occurred after 6 weeks of lactation and was often accompanied by a fractured femur.  In Experiment 2, 70 sows were bred at 10 months of age and fed 1.8 kg of the experimental diets.  During 36 days of lactation, phosphorus digestibility, retention, and balance were shown to be lower for those fed only the basal diet.  Bone ash, bone phosphorus, and bone strength were lower in those fed the unsupplemented diet.  Results of these studies indicate the need for supplemental phosphorus in sow feeding.  When feeding dicalcium phosphate or Curacao phosphate the use of over .5% phosphorus in the sow's diet is unnecessary during gestation and lactation.


Components in egg yolk which protect bovine spermatozoa during freezing.


Proceedings: The heparin-thrombin clotting time in clinical medicine.


Proceedings: Pyridoxal-phosphate-binding sites of 6-phosphogluconate dehydrogenase.


DNA-dependent RNA polymerases: II) Effect of alpha-amanitin and denaturated DNA on multiple forms separated from rat liver nuclei.


Proceedings: Chirality of 3-hydrocarboxyoctadecanoic acid from stearoyl-CoA by rat liver soluble enzymes.


Effects of stimulation parameters on behavior elicited by stimulation of the hypothalamic defense area.


Behavior, milk yield, and leucocytes of dairy cows in reduced space and isolation.


Professional Standards Review Organizations (PSROs).


Thrombocytopenic purpura in infective hepatitis.


Professional Standards Review Organizations (PSROs). II. Developing professional standards review in dietetics.


A synopsis of the obligate and facultative insect parasitic nematodes.


An attenuated influenza virus vaccine: Reactogenicity, transmissibility, immunogenicity, and protective efficacy.


Japan revisited.

Japan revisited.


Resection and reconstruction of the oesophagus in oesophageal cancer.


PSRO and hospital delegation.

PSRO and hospital delegation.


Lactation and chemical composition of milk of the European beaver (Castor fiber L.).


Letter: A large amount of DNA released from mitochondria by osmotic shock following trypsin treatment.


Letter: Sites of DNA synthesis in the mitochondria of Physarum polycephalum as revealed by electron microscopic autoradiography.


Letter: Three-dimensional observation of virion of turkey herpes.


Serum concentrations of follicle-stimulating hormone and luteinizing hormone after unilateral ovariectomy in the adult rat.


Water uptake and hatching in the potato cyst nematode, Heterodera rostochiensis, and the root knot nematode, Meloidogyne incognita.


Proceedings: The role of the pineal gland in the response of ferrets to artificially restricted photoperiods.


Proceedings: Role of the adrenal cortex in the renal excretion of water and electrolytes in rats with hereditary hypothalamic diabetes insipidus (Brattleboro strain).


Oestrogen and the control of gonadotrophin secretion in the immature rat.


Proceedings: The periovulatory pattern of progesterone and gonadotrophin secretion in the unanaesthetized guinea-pig.


A brief note on the response of some essential oils and extracts of vegetable origin to the Duquenois-Levine test for cannabis.


Stimulation by luteinizing hormone of ornithine decarboxylase in rat ovary: preferential response by follicular tissue.


Interaction of HK and LK goat red blood cells with ouabain. The characteristics of the interaction of Na-K pumps of high potassium (HK) and low potassium (LK) goat red blood cells with ouabain have been determined. The rate of inhibition by ouabain of the pump of HK cells is greater than the rate of inhibition of the pumps of LK cells. Treatment of LK cells with an antibody (anti-L) raised in HK sheep by injecting LK sheep red cells increases the rate of inhibition of the LK pumps by ouabain to that characteristic of HK pumps; reduction of intracellular K (K(c)) in LK cells increases the rate at which ouabain inhibits their pumps and exposure of these low K(c) cells to anti-L does not affect the rate of inhibition. There is considerable heterogeneity in the pumps of both HK and LK cells in the rate at which they interact with ouabain or the rate at which they pump or both. LK pumps which are sensitive to stimulation by anti-L bind ouabain less rapidly than the remainder of the LK pumps and exposure to antibody increases the rate at which ouabain binds to the sensitive pumps; the difference between the two types of pumps disappears if intracellular K is very low. The calculated number of ouabain molecules bound at 100% inhibition of the pump is about the same for HK and LK cells. Although exposure to anti-L increases the apparent number of ouabain binding sites in LK cells at normal K(c), it does not alter the apparent number of sites in LK cells when K(c) has been reduced.


Plaque formation by influenza viruses in the presence of trypsin.


Department of Biological Sciences, University of Warwick, Coventry, CV47AL, England.


The Chanock Centre for Virology, Hebrew University. Hadassah Medical School, Jerusalem, Israel.


The detection and multiplication of influenza C virus in tissue culture.


Camptothecin: an inhibitor of influenza virus replication.


Angiosarcoma of the liver in vinyl chloride/polyvinyl chloride workers.


Urinary excretion of diphenylhydantoin metabolites in newborn infants. The plasma half-life of diphenylhydantoin newborn infants of epileptic mothers, treated with this drug, is in the same range as the plasma half-life in adults. The urinary excretion of diphenylydantoin and its main metabolites has been investigated in six newborn infants. The results show that the rapid plasma disappearance of diphenylhydantoin is due to rapid metabolism of the drug.


Sweating in the cynomolgus macaque (Macaca fascicularis) exposed to ambient temperature of 40 degrees C.


Diurnal variations in mood as asserted by self-report and verbal content analysis.


Argon laser induced glaucoma in rabbits.


Statistical analysis of alamethicin channels in black lipid membranes.


Renaturation of the reduced bovine pancreatic trypsin inhibitor.


Intermediates in the refolding of reduced pancreatic trypsin inhibitor.


The single-disulphide intermediates in the refolding of reduced pancreatic trypsin inhibitor.


Effects of 5-bromo-2'-deoxyuridine and dimethyl sulfoxide on properties and structure of chromatin.


Three-dimensional structure of pig muscle phosphoglucose isomerase at 6 A resolution.


Letter: Conformation of the cystine linkages in bovine alpha-lactalbumin as revealed by its Raman effect.


Structure of the complex formed by bovine trypsin and bovine pancreatic trypsin inhibitor. II. Crystallographic refinement at 1.9 A resolution.


On the heterogeneity of chromatin fractions after gel filtration.


Synthesis of a carboxyl-terminal (constant region) fragment of the immunoglobulin light chain by a mouse myeloma cell line.


Secondary structure maps of ribosomal RNA. II. Processing of mouse L-cell ribosomal RNA and variations in the processing pathway.


Human feeding test using the bacterial insecticide--Bacillus moritai (Bacillus moritai series No. 3.


Examples of blood groups p and Pk in Japanese families.


Biosynthesis of A and B blood group substances of human erythrocytes and saliva.


A cytogenetic survey on mentally retarded children.


Esterase D polymorphism in Japanese.

Esterase D polymorphism in Japanese.


Perinatal mortality.

Perinatal mortality.


Effect of oral charcoal on plasma levels of intravenous methyl proscillaridin.


Diurnal variation in the feeding pattern of rabbits.


Men who assault their wives.

Men who assault their wives.


Letter: Menstruation and violent behavior.


Phosphatidylcholine exchange protein from beef liver.


Phospholipase A2 (phosphatide acylhydrolase, EC 3.1.1.4) from porcine pancreas.


Isolation of two basic proteins from peripheral nerve myelin.


Purification of D-beta-hydroxybutyrate apodehydrogenase, a lecithin-requiring enzyme.


Bilayers: formation, measurements, and incorporation of components.


Preparation of homogeneous, single-walled phosphatidylcholine vesicles.


Production of multilayered tissue cultures.


Inhibition of nonspecific adhesion.

Inhibition of nonspecific adhesion.


Cell synchronization.

Cell synchronization.


Editorial: Oral contraceptives and health.


The problem of carotenoid biosynthesis in the taxonomy of genera Rhodotorula and Rhodosporidium.


Detection of mycotoxins in foodstuffs by use of chick embryos.


A preliminary chemical and physical comparison of blackbird-starling roost soils which do or do not contain Histoplasma capsulatum.


Acid phosphatase activity in the basidia of Lyophyllum and Calocybe.


Effects of social stress on pituitary melanocyte-stimulating hormone activity in male mice.


Idiopathic facial paralysis (Bell's palsy): factors affecting severity and outcome in 446 patients.


The effect of ether and laparatomy on serum prolactin levels in progesterone-treated intact and ovariectomized rats.


Clitocybe illudens: its cultivation, chemistry, and classification.


Brainstem seizures in hydranencephaly.

Brainstem seizures in hydranencephaly.


Hypertrophic branchial myopathy. Idiopathic enlargement of the masticatory muscles as a neglected myopathic disorder.


Redistribution of regional cerebral blood flow after glycerol infusion in acute cerebral infarction.


Rupture of middle cerebral artery branches by invasive astrocytoma.


Diphenylhydantoin toxicity: dose-dependent blood dyscrasia.


Agitated delirium caused by infarctions of the hippocampal formation and fusiform and lingual gyri: a case report.


Bitemporal hemianopia in chloroquine retinopathy.


Changes of size and shape of bull spermatozoa in the course of a standard deep-freezing and thawing procedure.


Social security disability insurance and supplemental security income programs.


Continuing education and relicensure.

Continuing education and relicensure.


Prevent blindness.

Prevent blindness.


"Worthy causes".

"Worthy causes".


Law--an element of quality control in occupational health nursing practice.


Pesticide residues in total diet samples (VII).


Structure and function of cold receptors.


Do corticosteroids control heat production in hibernators?


The effect of calcium ions chelation and sodium ions excess in the cerebrospinal fluid on body temperature in conscious dogs.


Mesenteric vasomotor effects of vasoactive intestinal polypeptide. Study on perfused isolated canine jejunal loops.


Time variations of VA and PACO2 during inhalation of CO2, either at constant fraction (FICO2) or at constant flow rate (VICO2) at rest and during moderate muscular exercise.


Active streaming in human thrombosthenin solutions.


Effects of calcium on warm and cold receptors.


Interval dependent inotropic effects in the rat myocardium and the effect of calcium.


Voltage clamp analysis of the ionic currents in uterine smooth muscle using the double sucrose gap method.


Changes of peripheral venous tone and central transmural venous pressure during immersion in a thermo-neutral bath.


Heart volume in relation to body posture and immersion in a thermo-neutral bath. A roentgenometric study.


Nonlinear voltage dependence of excitatory synaptic current in crayfish muscle.


Glycogen depletion in rat skeletal muscle fibers at different intensities and durations of exercise.


The influence of self-controlled changes in ambient temperature on autonomous circadian rhythms in man.


On the interaction of acetylcholine, caffeine and altered ca-concentrations upon the excitation-contraction coupling in chronically denervated skeletal muscle.


Filtration in surface glomeruli as regulated by flow rate through the loop of Henle.


Differential effects of ouabain and ethacrynic acid on the labyrinthine potentials.


Evidence for an electrogenic potassium pump as the origin of the positive component of the endocochlear potential.


Transepithelial (14C) sucrose movements in the goose salt gland. Relation to the secretory mechanism.


Urinary tuberculosis.

Urinary tuberculosis.


Use of Sepharose 4B for preparative scale fractionation of eukaryotic messenger RNA's.


Separation of bovine Factor VIII-related antigen (platelet aggregating factor) from bovine antihemophilic factor.


Importance of mammary deoxyribonucleic acid and precursor incorporation on milk secretion rate in rats.


Pharmacological properties of substituted gamma-butyrolactones. Part II. Antoconvulsant action.


Serum clofibrate concentrations in patients on continuous medication.


Partition coefficients between various brain tumours and blood for 133Xe.


Effects of hippocampal x-irradiation-produced granule cell agenesis on instrumental runway performance in rats.


Adrenal steroids and the effects of some tranquilizers on aggressive behavior in mice.


Sex-attractant emitted by female mice.

Sex-attractant emitted by female mice.


Gastric ulceration in rats induced by self-imposed immobilization or physical restraint.


Effects of crowding and intermittent isolation on gerbils (Meriones unguiculatus).


Effect of fornix lesions on shock-induced aggression, muricide and motor behavior in the albino rat.


Effects of telencephalic lesions on the gill cover response of Siamese fighting fish.


Genetic analysis of fighting behavior in mice.


Electrographic study of the amygdaloid defense response.


Some unusual anal fantasies of a yound child.


On latency.

On latency.


Dominance and aggression in the Mongolian gerbil. (Meriones unguiculatus).


Pentylenetetrazol-induced retrograde amnesia and brain seizures in mice.


Normal shuttle box avoidance learning after chronic phenobarbital intoxication in mice.


Some studies on endocrine influences on aggressive behavior in the golden hamster (Mesocricetus auratus Waterhouse).


Comparison between behaviours elicited by high doses of amphetamine and fenfluramine: implications for the concept of stereotypy.


Seasonal changes in bovine skin thickness in relation to the incidence of dermatophilus infection in Nigeria.


The activation of oestrous behaviour and the plasma concentration of unconjugated oestrogens in the pig after subcutaneous implantation of oestradiol-17 beta.


Lung volume, thickness of alveolar walls, and microscopic anisotropy of expansion.


The avian egg: air-cell gas tension, metabolism and incubation time.


Ventilatory responses to CO2 and hypoxia in the two-toes sloth (Choloepus hoffmanni).


Distribution of regional lung function duringmild exercise in residents of 3100m.


Environment and mental health.

Environment and mental health.


Some characteristics of twin sampling of the Moscow population.


Letter: Asphyxia neonatorum.

Letter: Asphyxia neonatorum.


The secretory activity of the epithelium of the ampulla tubae in cyclic ewes: a light microscopical study. The epithelium of the ampulla tubae of the Texel ewe was studied during the oestrous cycle by light microscopy. A number of ewes was slaughtered on each day of the cycle (D 0 first day of heat). The epithelial height was greatest during the period from D 16 - D 4 and decreased gradually to a minimum on D 7. The intracellular position of the nuclei of the secretory cells appeared to depend on the phase of the cycle. During late metoestrus and dioestrus they were in the cytoplasmic protrusions. It is suggested that these phenomena are consequences of a slowly diminishing oestrogen influence on the epithelium. On D 16 a sharp rise in epithelial height was noticed together with the sudden withdrawal of the nuclei from the cytoplasmic protrusions, probably caused by the increased oestradiol secretion on that day of the cycle. The storage in the cell of a PAS positive material, which appeared to be a mucoprotein, was minimal during pro-oestrus and oestrus and maximal between D 2 and D 7. During dioestrus the cells became gradually depleted of secretum. A hypothesis relating the blood levels of ovarian steroids with the synthesis and release of oviductal secretions is discussed.


The secretory activity of the epithelium of the ampulla tubae in cyclic ewes: an electron microscopical study. The ultrastructural organization of the epithelium of the ovine oviduct was studied with special reference to cyclical changes in synthesis, storage, and release of the secretory product. In contradistinction to the ciliated cells, the secretory cells have a conspicuous endoplasmic reticulum especially on the first days after onset of heat. Several types of secretion granules can be distinguished; they possibly represent different stages of maturation. The younger forms predominate during the first days of the cycle. Release of the secretory product can be observed mainly during this period, but also occur during later stages of the cycle. The peak level of oestradiol-17theta, occurring in the blood on D 16 (D 0 is the first day of heat), is presumed to be responsible for the increase in synthesizing capacity of the secretory cells during heat and first following days. The endocrine control of the release of the secretory product remains obscure: progesterone does not seem to play an essential role.


Specific antisera suitable for solid-phase radioimmunoassay of 11beta-hydroxyandrost-4-ene-3,17-dione.


Site of conjugation of bovine serum albumin to corticosteroid hormones and specificity of antibodies.


[Surgical treatment of chronic thrombocytopenic purpura in children in the light of remote results].


Need for prudence, energy, unity--president.


An oral papilloma in a young calf.

An oral papilloma in a young calf.


Editorial: Lameness in cattle.

Editorial: Lameness in cattle.


Social behaviour of the pig.

Social behaviour of the pig.


Oestradiol and progesterone levels in plasma of a cow with ovarian cysts.


Classification of frog retina neurons by their quantitative characteristics.


Studies on the survival of eggs and infective larvae of Ostertagia ostertagi and Cooperia oncophora in herbage.


Comparison of some diaminopyrimidines and amethopterin as inhibitors of insect cell proliferation and of insect folate-metabolizing enzymes.


An anomalous case of the posterior cerebral artery arising from the internal carotid artery.


Porencephaly with microgyria: a pathologic study.


The prognosis in meningiomas.

The prognosis in meningiomas.


Prolonged exercise in children.

Prolonged exercise in children.


Invasive breast carcinoma with lobular involvement. Frequency and location of lobular carcinoma in situ.


Differential instrumental learning with food reward after extensive neocortical lesions in rats.


Contact with male or female conspecifics as a reward for instrumental responses in estrus and anestrus female rats.


Clinical features of bacterial meningitis.


Venomous Australian creatures: the action of their toxins and the care of the envenomated patient.


Splenectomy in blood diseases. A report of 80 cases.


Placental insufficiency--a questionable concept.


Comparison of long-term, low-dosage nitrofurantoin, methenamine hippurate, trimethoprim and trimethoprim-sulphamethoxazole on the control of recurrent urinary tract infection.


Relationship between transfer of drugs through the blood brain barrier and hyperbaric environment concerning to C.D.P.-choline.


Extravasation from an intracranial aneurysm during angiography. Case report.


Multicompartmental plastic plates for quantitative assay of viruses.


Effect of short chain fatty acids on the growth of some mycorrhizal and saprophytic hymenomycetes.


The ultrastrucutre of lipid particles in emulsions prepared with various emulsifiers.


Inhibition of growth of marrow cells by chloramphenicol.


Salmonella dublin infection in cattle.

Salmonella dublin infection in cattle.


A study of the accessory sex glands of bulls in abattoirs in Northern Australia.


Bird fancier's lung.

Bird fancier's lung.


Induced depression in monkeys.

Induced depression in monkeys.


Effects of post-exposure anaesthesia on the retention of imprinting.


Response of spermatogonia of the mouse to hycanthone: a comparison with the effect of gamma rays.


Central nervous system and ovulation.

Central nervous system and ovulation.


Transcutaneous Doppler echocardiographic measurements of proximal aortic blood velocity in man.


An investigation by dielectric methods of hydration in myoglobin solutions. The permittivities of three solutions of sperm-whale myoglobin of different concentrations were measured in the frequency range 300-1300MHz at 20 degrees C by using a coaxial-line technique. These results were combined with those measured previously at frequencies below 10MHz. Two methods are described for calculating the extent of macromolecular hydration from the data. The more reliable method yields results of approx. 0.25g of H(2)O/g of protein, which is in satisfactory agreement with the theoretically calculated value. Agreement with the value found from the rotational motion of the molecule is not so close, which is probably caused by the different meanings that may be ascribed to the term hydration.


Carcinoembryonic antigen-like substances of human urothelial carcinomas. Isolation of components from pathological urine and comparison with colorectal carcinoma antigens. Urines of several patients with urothelial carcinomas contain inhibitors of the immunoreaction between carcinoembryonic antigen derived from human colorectal carcinomas and monospecific goat antiserum raised against the antigen. These inhibitors range in approximate molecular weights from less than 1000 to several millions, and two have been isolated by a combination of extraction, gel filtration and electrophoretic procedures. These are respectively a macromolecular aggregate, component UCEA-3, which is excluded by Sepharose 4B, and a glycoprotein(s) component, UCEA-1, with mean molecular weight (2x10(5)) similar to that of carcinoembryonic antigen. Comparison of the properties of component UCEA-1 and carcinoembryonic antigen on gel filtration, electrophoresis, immunoelectrophoresis and density gradient ultracentrifugation indicates that these substances of similar molecular size and net charge differ in some immunochemical properties.


Individual patterns of excretion of metanephrine and normetanephrine by children.


Complement fixing antibody against solubilized placental microsomal fraction in pre-eclampsia sera.


Habituation of the electrodermal orienting reaction to potentially phobic and supposedly neutral stimuli in normal human subjects.


The speed of rotatory diffusion in living cells determined by fluorescence depolarization.


Changes in monoamine concentrations in mouse brain associated with ethanol dependence and withdrawal. 1 Chronic administration of ethanol to mice by inhalation induced tolerance to ethanol and produced an increase in the concentration of brain monoamines.2 Withdrawal of ethanol from dependent mice caused behavioural changes associated with a further transient rise in brain monoamine concentrations which then declined to control levels.3 Inhibition of the withdrawal syndrome by the administration of ethanol postponed the changes in monoamines associated with withdrawal.4 Administration of inhibitors of catecholamine synthesis before withdrawal of ethanol modified the withdrawal syndrome.


Effect of age on bone calcium and phosphate metabolism in organ culture.


Correlation between the agglutinability of living cells by concanavalin A and their ability to induce cartilage and bone formation.


Studies on the mechanism and reversal of the phospholipase-A2 inactivation of D-glucose uptake by isolated human erythrocyte membranes.


Quinone structure-antitumor activity relationships.


Proceedings: Discussion of pattern recognition.


Production of hemicellulases by three fungi pathogenic to sugar cane.


Tube agglutination tests with Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae and M. hyorhinis.


Correlation of 5-fluorouracil (NSC-19893) distribution in rodents with toxicity and chemotherapy in man.


The hormonal and peripheral effects of d-norgestrel in postcoital contraception.


Studies on copper release from copper-T devices (T-CU 200) and its influence on sperm migration in vitro.


Repeated sequences in the DNA of the eukaryotic genome.


Subunits of human chorionic gonadotropin and their radioimmunoassays.


The reversibility of the isomerization of the delta8 to delta7 bond in cholesterol biosynthesis.


Error frequency in 5S RNA from cells grown in 5-bromodeoxyuridine.


A comparative study on the basic pancreatic trypsin inhibitor and insulin by the hydrogen-exchange method.


A study by the hydrogen-exchange method of the complex formed between the basic pancreatic trypsin inhibitor and trypsin.


The preparation and preliminary characterisation of chromatin from the slime mould Physarum polycephalum.


Elongation factor 1 from ascites tumor cells: interaction with ribosomes and elongation factor 2.


Structural studies of a polypeptide that stimulates RNA synthesis: a component obtained from red kidney beans, the source of phytohemagglutinins.


Influences of two naturally occurring androgens on the attack directed by "trained fighter" TO strain mice towards castrated mice of three different strains.


Effects of androgens on the attackability of gonadectomized mice by TO trained fighter individuals: confirmatory experiments.


Relationships between scent marking by male mice and the pheromone-induced secretion of the gonadotropic and ovarian hormones that accompany puberty in female mice.


Social factors affecting the development of mounting behavior in male rhesus monkeys.


Male dominance and aggression in Japanese macaque reproduction.


Social behaviour between adult male and female new zealand fur seals, Arctocephalus forsteri (Lesson) during the breeding season.


Neural and hormonal interactions in the reproductive behavior of female rats.


Reproduction in the two species of grey kangaroos, Macropus giganteus Shaw and M. fuliginosus (Desmarest). I. Sexual maturity and oestrus.


Proceedings: Techniques for the purification of human pituitary follicle-stimulating hormone.


The report of 150 cases of medical termination of pregnancy.


EEG's of prematures: 3-8 year follow-up study.


The subfornical organ in murine hydrocephalus: a light-microscopic study.


Effect of a soybean diet on enzyme content and ultrastructure of the rat exocrine pancreas.


Human immune response to Rauscher leukemia virus.


Degradation of L-penylalanine by Rhizoctonia solani.


Protein synthesis with ribosomes from normal & malignant cervix uteri & a non-analogous aminoacyl-tRNA.


Experimental production of thyrotoxicosis.


Features of intravaginal Trichomonas vaginalis infection in the mouse and the effect of oestrogen treatment and immunodepression.


Effect of intrauterine silk suture on the estrous cycle and pseudopregnancy in rats.


In vitro production of fungitoxic metabolite by Alternaria solani.


The kinetics of the in vitro trimming of haemagglutinins from the particles of vaccinia and Ranikhet disease viruses by the lysates of the cells of virus infected CAM cultures.


Thanatophoric dwarfism: a case report.

Thanatophoric dwarfism: a case report.


Psychosocial processes and "stress": theoretical formulation.


The intutive psychoanalytic perspective of Galdós in Fortunata and Jacinta.


A discussion of the paper by Angel Garma on "Aspects of the transference resistances in the final stages of psychoanalytic treatment".


A discussion of the paper by Donald Meltzer on 'Mutism in infantile autism, schizophrenia and manic-depressive states: the correlation of clinical psychopathology and linguistics'.


Uncontrolled regression in therapy and analysis. Discussion of papers by Dr. Gudeman and Dr. Corwin.


Determination of wing length and diapause in water-striders (gerris fabr., heteroptera).


Genetics of Zoarces populations. VI. Further evidence, based on age group samples, of a heterozygote deficit in the EstIII polymorphism.


Electron microscopy of whole-mounted chromosomes of the dinoflagellate Gyrodinium cohnii.


Proceedings: Environmental control of ovarian function in the Australian Hopping Mouse Notomys alexis.


Proceedings: Plasma pancreatic glucagon, plasma insulin and blood glucose studies in the fetal rabbit.


Proceedings: The ultrastructural morphology and biochemistry of chick embryo chondrocytes in culture.


Austocystins. Six novel dihydrofuro (3',2':4,5)furo(3,2-b)xanthenones from Aspergillus ustus.


Mitochondrial DNA from 4-cell stages of Ascaris lumbricoides.


Preweaning mortality in pigs. 3. Traumatic injuries.


Behavioural transformation in chick yolk-sac cells.


"Spontaneous" sex reversal in organ cultures of the embryonic male gonad of the bird.


A scanning electron microscope study of the early limb-bud in normal and talpid3 mutant chick embryos.


Deoxyribonucleic acid base composition of ovine actinobacilli.


Pigments induced by organomercurial compounds in Cephalosporium diospyri.


Metabolism of 2,3,4,6-tetrachlorophenol by micro-organisms from broiler house litter.


The capsule of Streptococcus equi.

The capsule of Streptococcus equi.


Biochemical and cytochemical studies of the development of choline acetyltransferase and acetylcholinesterase in organotypic cultures of chick neural tube.


Brain norepinephrine metabolism and shock-induced fighting behavior in rats: differential effects of shock and fighting on the neurochemical response to a common footshock stimulus.


Alteration of fluid preference in ethanol-dependent animals.


Rates of onset and decay of alcohol physical dependence in mice.


Syngenic divisions of the cellular slime mold Polysphondylium violaceum.


Foetal respiratory movements, electrocortical and cardiovascular responses to hypoxaemia and hypercapnia in sheep. 1. Foetal breathing movements, electrocortical activity, arterial pressure and heart rate were recorded continuously in chronically catheterized sheep, 97-145 days pregnant.2. With increasing gestational age there was a fall in heart rate of 0.67 beats/day and a rise in arterial pressure of 0.46 mmHg/day.3. Hypoxaemia in the foetus was induced by allowing the ewe to breathe low oxygen mixtures, 9% O(2) with 3% CO(2) in N(2). In the younger foetuses there was an initial rise in heart rate whereas in the older foetuses there was a fall. After the end of hypoxia there was a persistent tachycardia in both groups. In the older foetuses there was a rise of arterial pressure.4. Two vagotomized older foetuses showed cardiovascular responses similar to those of the younger foetuses.5. Foetal breathing movements were abolished by hypoxaemia in twenty-two of twenty-five experiments. In the three exceptional experiments there was a small rise in P(a, CO2).6. The proportion of time occupied by low voltage electrocortical activity in the foetus was reduced by hypoxaemia.7. Hypercapnia was induced by giving the ewe 4-6% CO(2) with 18% O(2) in N(2) to breathe. After an initial slight fall the foetal heart rate increased and there was a small rise in foetal arterial pressure.8. The proportion of time occupied by low voltage electrocortical activity and breathing movements was increased by hypercapnia.9. Maternal hyperoxia, induced by giving 50% O(2) in N(2), did not significantly increase foetal breathing movements unless the ewe was in labour. In labour the foetuses had lower P(a, O2) values initially and a reduced incidence of foetal breathing, both of which were increased by maternal hyperoxia.


A comparative study of blood gas tensions, oxygen affinity and red cell 2,3 DPG concentrations in foetal and maternal blood in the mare, cow and sow. 1. Blood gas tensions, pH, PCV, O(2) affinity and red cell 2,3-diphosphoglycerate (DPG) levels have been measured in uterine and umbilical blood in conscious cows and mares with indwelling vascular catheters and in sows under sodium pentobarbitone anaesthesia.2. Large P(O2) gradients (20-24 mmHg) were observed between the uterine and umbilical venous blood in the cow and pig, while in the mare the corresponding P(O2) difference was only 2.7 +/- 1.7 mmHg. Alterations in maternal arterial P(O2) did not affect the large vein-to-vein P(O2) difference in either ruminant or pig.3. In the cow the presence of different haemoglobin types in the adult (A, AB or B) did not appear to affect the O(2) affinity. In six animals the mean P(50) of the foetal blood (24.8 mmHg) was considerably lower than that of the mother (35.5 mmHg); no changes in P(50) were observed during the last month of gestation. Red cell 2,3-DPG levels were higher in the calf foetus than in the mother, but in the ruminant 2,3-DPG has no effect on the affinity of haemoglobin for O(2) and the differences in P(50) between foetus and mother could be ascribed to the presence of a foetal haemoglobin.4. In the sow large differences in O(2) affinity between foetal and maternal blood were observed, which were related to red cell 2,3-DPG concentration. A rise in foetal blood P(50) during the last half of gestation was associated with increased foetal weight and a rise in red cell 2,3-DPG.5. In the mare the P(50) of the foetal blood was 2-5 mmHg below that of the mother. This difference appeared to be due to the lower 2,3-DPG concentration in the foetal red cells as in the sow; in both species the haemoglobin of the foetus is similar to that of the mother.6. The differences in foetal and maternal O(2) affinity found in the various species and the changes which may occur during gestation or in the perinatal period are discussed in relation to the observed transplacental P(O) (2) gradients and the O(2) requirements of the foetus and neonate.


A note on Wiinberg's Differential Rule.

A note on Wiinberg's Differential Rule.


Recurrence risks in severe undiagnosed mental deficiency.


Turbidimetric studies of the in vitro assembly and disassembly of porcine neurotubules.


Two classes of messenger RNA in cultured rat cells: repetitive sequence transcripts and unique sequence transcripts.


[Measurement of Factor XIII by Laureli's method].


Studies on the modification of the live AIK measles vaccine. II. Development and evaluation of the live AIK-C measles vaccine.


Resection of a fibromuscular subaortic stenosis in a dog.


Leukaemia in a cat with concurrent Cladosporium infection.


The control of oestrus in racing Greyhound bitches using norethisterone acetate.


The effect of the use of norethisterone acetate to control oestrus in Greyhound bitches on subsequent racing performance and fertility.


Tennessee Mid-South Regional Medical Program and the care & treatment of the high risk newborn.


Menstruation and behaviour in a special hospital.


Affinity chromatography of carboxypeptidase B.


Affinity chromatography of bovine trypsin and thrombin.


Affinity chromatography of bovine beta-trypsin.


A covalent affinity technique for the purification of all forms of acetylcholinesterase.


Affinity chromatography of insulin.

Affinity chromatography of insulin.


Functional purification of synthetic proteins and protein fragments.


Influence of ovule position on pollen-tube entry and seed set.


Inactivation of benzo(a)pyrene. Lowered tumor incidence by the combined administration with dimethyl acetylenedicarboxylate.


The effects of acute stress on the secretion of LH, FSH, prolactin and GH in the normal male rat, with comments on their statistical evaluation.


Adrenal stress responses following septal lesions in the rat.


Effects of optical sensitization with fluorescein sodium (uranin) and the further addition of primuline on living bull spermatozoa.


Laser and photocoagulation.

Laser and photocoagulation.


Laser photocoagulation.

Laser photocoagulation.


The fractionation of calf thymus DNA by multiple formation of sedimentable complexes with homologous lysine-rich histone KAP. Derivative melting curves and ultracentrifugation in CsCl concentration gradients. The process of fractionation of total calf thymus DNA using a step precipitation of DNA by means of increasing concentrations of the homologous histone KAP was investigated. In addition to the known fractions three so far undescribed ones/in thymus/,characterized by buoyant densities in CsCl equal 1.692, 1.706 and 1.728 g/ccm, were identified. Considerable amounts of preparations seriously enriched in individual satellite fractions were obtained. The ability of GC-rich satellite DNAs to form more soluble complexes with histone KAP is suggested as reason for the observed fractionation.


The carbon dioxide laser in experimental and clinical surgery for neoplasms.


Use of laser in surgery.

Use of laser in surgery.


Laser in the locoregional treatment of tumors.


The experience of skin tumours treatment with laser radiation.


Role of catecholaminergic mechanisms in the expression of the morphine abstinence syndrome in rats.


Behavioral specificity of chloralose-induced feeding in the rat.


Antagonism of morphine by long acting narcotic antagonists.


The effect of withdrawal from cannabis on pentylenetetrazol convulsive threshold in mice.


Intraspecies aggression in rats: effects of d-amphetamine and chlordiazepoxide.


Potentiation of catalepsy induced by narcotic agents during Haffner's test for analgesia.


Fatal streptococcus group B meningitis in newborn twins.


Hybridity effect on mortality.

Hybridity effect on mortality.


Marital distances and inbreeding in Porto Alegre, Brazil.


Letter: Observations on "Heterogeneity of childless families", by Waller, Rao, and Li.


Letter: Reply to Mitra's observations on "Heterogeneity of childless families".


The radiological appearance of chicken bones.


Whither paediatric surgery?

Whither paediatric surgery?


A direct determination of plasma aldosterone.


Acute effects of hemodialysis on removal of intracellular solutes.


Long term animal trials of the Oxford aortic/pulmonary valve prosthesis without anticoagulants.


The prolonged progestational and anti-estrogenic activity of 6,11beta-dichloro-3beta, 17-dihydroxy-19-nor-4,6-pregnadien-20-one 17-acetate 3beta-benzoate (gr2/2132).


An artificial vas deferens.

An artificial vas deferens.


Anterior capsular opacities (spurious cataracts) in Beagle dogs.


Control of oestrous cycles of heifers with a synthetic prostaglandin analogue.


Copper metabolism and the composition of wool in Border disease.


Foreign body obstruction of the small intestine of a foal.


Foreign bodies in the organs of slaughtered animals.


Letter: Haemangioma of the spleen in a dog.


Letter: Poultry courses and listing as inspector.


Letter: louping ill infection in the horse.


Normal behaviour patterns and libido in chromatin-positive Klinefelter sheep.


What do we mean by stress?

What do we mean by stress?


Letter: Suspected case of botulism in cattle.


Mastitis in a mare caused by C ovis.

Mastitis in a mare caused by C ovis.


An autoradiographic study of neuroblast proliferation in the rhombencephalon of a reptile, Lacerta sicula.


Antigenic variations in a cholramphenicol-resistant strain of Salmonella paratyphi B.


Experimental investigations of gastric EC-cells.


Retrograde splenoportography.

Retrograde splenoportography.


Proceedings: Isolation-induced timidity in mice as a measure of anxiolytic activity of drugs.


Proceedings: The effect of sodium gamma-hydroxybutyrate on the CNS of rats and mice.


Comparative morphological and histochemical observations on the ovarian stromal compartment in mammals with special reference to steroidogenesis.


Thermodynamic analysis of D-glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase action.


Papain susceptibility and optical rotatory dispersion of reassociated autologous H and L chains of monotypic IgG2 and IgG4 proteins.


Diurnal variation of longitudinal bone growth in the rabbit.


Noradrenaline stimulation of phosphatidylinositol breakdown in rat vas deferens.


Circadian variations in the fatty acid composition of mouse, liver, kidney, and adipose tissue.


Letter: Ovarian morphology after intrahypothalamic implants of atropine.


Correlation between the specific growth rate, the macromolecular composition and the steroid conversion in Monosporium olivaceum.


Biosynthesis of mitomycins by Streptomyces caespitosus.


Myopathies of animals--a brief view.

Myopathies of animals--a brief view.


The effects of sensual drugs on behavior: clues to the function of the brain.


Implant chemotherapy of experimental filariasis. The in vitro diffusion of the organophosphate famphur from polydimethylsiloxane (PDS) capsules into plasma and their effects on Litomosoides carinii and Dipetalonema witei in jirds was studied. The in vitro rate of diffusion per 24 hours was constant and was directly proportional to the capsule lumen surface area and inversely proportional to the capsule wall thickness. One capsule implanted subcutaneously into each jird almost completely eliminated the microfilaremia of L. carinii while in situ (5 weeks) but had no effect on the levels of microfilaremia of D. witei. The adults of both species were unaffected. The capsules were well tolerated by the jirds and little tissue response to them was noted. The possibilities of using PDS-incapsulated drugs for prophylactic chemotherapy of canine and human filariasis is discussed.


An electrical method of detecting the optimum time to inseminate cattle, sheep and pigs.


Comparison of the sphingolipid content of rumen Bacteroides species. Ten strains of Bacteroides ruminicola were found to contain phosphosphingolipids. Four strains of Bacteroides amylophilus and one strain each of Bacteroides succinogenes and Bacteroides sp. were devoid of phosphosphingolipids.


New method of grouping beta-hemolytic streptococci directly on sheep blood agar plates by coagglutination of specifically sensitized protein A-containing staphylococci. A technique is described that allows the grouping of beta-hemolytic streptococci directly upon the primary colony. This was accomplished by applying a small drop of specifically sensitized protein A-containing Staphylococcus aureus over a colony of streptococci, rocking the plate to allow mixing of the particles with the soluble group-specific polysaccharide, which in the case of beta-hemolytic streptocicci was produced in abundance during colony formation, and observing for agglutination of the sensitized particles. Such a simple test for group A beta-hemolytic streptococci should allow accurate identification of group A streptococci in small laboratories, such as in clinics or physicians' offices, as well as in the larger public health and private laboratories.


Rubella hemagglutination inhibition: removal of nonspecific agglutination due to manganous chloride. Nonspecific inhibitors of rubella hemagglutination can be removed by treatment of sera with heparin-manganous chloride for use in the hemagglutination-inhibition test. After removal of nonspecific inhibitors by this procedure, an excess of manganous chloride may remain. This may cause the cells to agglutinate, thus obscuring the reading at low serum dilutions. This disadvantage can be overcome by the addition of sodium carbonate, which forms an insoluble compound with manganous chloride and does not interfere with antibody determination. The procedure presents a further refinement of the hemagglutination inhibition test for rubella by increasing specificity and sensitivity; it permits detection of antibody levels as low as 1:4 in sera.


A rat model of methadone addiction.

A rat model of methadone addiction.


The pharmacology of fletazepam a centrally-acting muscle relaxant.


Specificity of hemagglutination-inhibition with adenovirus particles of subgroup I and III.


Assessment of the condition of newborns delivered by caesarean section performed for intrauterine foetal distress in relation to the type of anaesthesia.


Characteristics of feline panleucopaenia virus strains enabling definitive classification as parvoviruses.


Memory consolidation and fucosylation of crude synaptosomal glycoproteins resolved by gel electrophoresis: a regional study.


Sequences of agonistic behavior patterns and food deprivation in Hermissenda.


Sensitive period for reversal of carbon-dioxide amnesia in goldfish.


Effects on precise motor responding of bilateral intrastriatal application of dopamine.


The relationship between the peck order and performance in a competitive group feeding situation by two groups of cockerel.


A possible sensitive period for juvenile socialization in mice.


Co-operative action by endo- and exo-beta-(1 leads to 3)-glucanases from parasitic fungi in the degradation of cell-wall glucans of Sclerotinia sclerotiorum (Lib.) de Bary. 1. Two fungi, Coniothyrium minitans Campbell and Trichoderma viride Pers. ex Fr., were grown on autoclaved crushed sclerotia of the species Sclerotinia sclerotiorum, which they parasitize. 2. In vitro the crude culture filtrates would lyse walls isolated from hyphal cells or the inner pseudoparenchymatous cells of the sclerotia, in which a branched beta-(1-->3)-beta-(1-->6)-glucan, sclerotan, is a major constituent. 3. Chromatographic fractionation of the enzymes in each culture filtrate revealed the presence of several laminarinases, the most active being an exo-beta-(1-->3)-glucanase, known from previous studies to attack sclerotan. Acting alone this brought about a limited degradation of the glucan, but the addition of fractions containing an endo-beta-(1-->3)-glucanase led to almost complete breakdown. A similar synergism between the two enzymes was found in their lytic action on cell walls. 4. When acting alone the endo-beta-(1-->3)-glucanase had a restricted action, the products including a trisaccharide, tentatively identified as 6(2)-beta-glucosyl-laminaribiose. 5. These results are discussed in relation to the structure of the cell walls and of their glucan constituents.


Non-random incorporation of 5-bromodeoxyuridine in rat cell DNA.


Rate of desensitization to HL-A antibodies in phytohaemagglutinin (PHA) stimulated lymphocytes.


Effect of exogenous changes in heart rate upon mental performance in patients treated with artificial pacemakers for complete heart block.


Pancuronium in maternal and foetal serum.


Antenatal irradiation and childhood cancer: causation or coincidence? A re-analysis of published data from the Oxford Childhood Cancer Survey shows that the frequency of leukaemia and of solid cancers in childhood is greater following antenatal x-radiography, not only in singleton births but also in monozygotic and dizygotic twins. The radiography rate was 10% in singletons and 55% in twins. A similar excess of leukaemia and of solid cancers in the x-rayed with such different rates of radiography is strong evidence for irradiation as the cause. The low observed frequency of malignant disease in Japanese bomb survivors exposed in utero may not be in serious conflict with this conclusion, as has been supposed.


Proceedings: Tropical fish tank granuloma.


Human peripheral lymphocytes and cancer. In vitro studies on the basic protein, histone F2A1 fraction. The interaction of the highly purified basic protein "antigen", calf thymus histone F2A1 fraction, with peripheral lymphocytes isolated from patients with cancer and from normal subjects has been studied. Analysis, by SDS polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis of the basic protein remaining in the supernatant fluid after interaction with low concentrations of lymphocytes from patients showed the presence of a component(s) of molecular weight smaller than the original histone F2A1 fraction. Similar experiments using lymphocytes derived from normal subjects indicated that this component(s) is absent, or at least is present in only small amounts. This difference could be partially abolished by using high concentrations of cell preparations. It is suggested that the observed difference is due at least in part, to differences in protease activity between the two preparations. The possible significance of these findings in relation to the macrophage electrophoretic mobility test for cancer is discussed.


Cytoplasmic dna in sea urchin oogenesis studied by 3-H-actinomycin D binding and radioautography.


The accessory cell and yolk halo of the oöcyte of the freshwater turbellarian Hydrolimax grisea (Platyhelminthes; Plagiostomidae).


Maternal and fetal arginine vasopressin in the chronically catheterised sheep.


Effect of temperature on changes, induced by oestrus, in alpha- and beta-adrenoceptor activities of the rat uterus. The alpha- and beta-adrenoceptor activities of the isolated rat uterus during the oestrous cycle were intluenced greatly by temperature changes. During dioestrus, lowering the bath temperature to 25 degrees C from 40 degrees C increased two-fold the inhibition produced by (-)-adrenaline, (-)-noradrenaline, (-)-phenylephrine and (-)-isoprenaline. During oestrus adrenaline, noradrenaline and phenylephrine produced biphasic responses of contraction followed by inhibition at 40 degrees C and isoprenaline produced only inhibition. At 25 degrees C the contractile alpha-responses either were abolished (phenylephrine) or greatly reduced (adrenaline and noradrenaline), while the inhibitory beta-effects of all four amines were increased.


The effect of receptor desensitization on the action of alpha-bungaro-toxin on cultured skeletal muscle. The effect of receptor desensitization produced by carbachol on the antagonist action of alpha-bungarotoxin has been studied in cultured skeletal muscle from chick embryos. In control preparations, alpha-bungarotoxin irreversibly blocked depolarization produced by carbachol. However, after receptor desensitization, alpha-bungarotoxin was no longer effective in blocking the response to carbachol. It is concluded that desensitization protects cholinoceptors from the action of alpha-bungarotoxin.


Proceedings: Evidence for a possible foetal control of prostaglandin output from the pregnant rat uterus in vitro.


Muscarinic excitation: a microelectrophoretic study on cultured smooth muscle cells. 1 Acetylcholine was applied iontophoretically to smooth muscle cells cultured from taeniae coli of new-born guinea-pigs. Responses were recorded with intracellular microelectrodes.2 Acetylcholine induced depolarization, spike generation and contraction. Large conductance increases could be measured during the action of acetylcholine.3 Injection of depolarizing currents through the recording electrode reversed the sign of potential responses. The reversal potential was -5 to -25 mV.4 Minimum latencies of responses to acetylcholine were 120-500 ms. These values were not attributable to diffusion time.5 Attention is drawn to the long latencies of a variety of muscarinic responses, and the suggestion made that muscarinic mechanisms as a class may be characterized by a long activation time.


The influence of flock numbers of Coturnix coturnix japonica on lysozyme level in blood serum.


Phosphate-transport appearance in the sea-urchin egg. II. Analysis of the genome function with centrifuged eggs and ethidium bromide.


Phosphate-transport appearance in the sea-urchin egg. I. Effects of protein-synthesis inhibitors on fertilized eggs and embryos.


Development of nematode behavior: sex attraction among different strains of the free-living Panagrellus redivivus.


Metabolic and physiologic studies of nonimmune lymphoid cells cytotoxic for fibroblastic cells in vitro.


Immune cytolysis of human tumor cells mediated by xenogeneic "immune" RNA.


Lymphocyte reactivity to autochthonous tumor cells in dogs with spontaneous malignancies.


Specificity of antiserta raised against estradiol using hew hapten-carrier conjugates.


Lipid-specific antibodies elicited with synthetic lipid conjugates.


Serological activity of glycosphingolipids: effect of chain length of the fatty acid residue in cytolipin H.


Preparation of some labeled glycosphingolipids by catalytic addition of tritium.


Experiments with a new hypotensive drug -- Catapressan (clonidine).


Colour aphasia: a case report.

Colour aphasia: a case report.


Human parathyroid hormone: immunological properties of the amino terminus and of synthetic fragments.


Cryoprotection--permeant vs nonpermeant additives.


Some clinical observations on the diurnal rhythm of plasma cortisol (11-OHCS) in patients with rheumatoid arthritis treated with oral corticosteroid drugs.


Penicillamine in the hands of the family doctor.


Crises in rheumatology.

Crises in rheumatology.


On the conformation of pyridoxal phosphate imine in solution and in aspartate-aminotransferase active site.


Separation of the proteins in human tonsillar cytoplasmic ribosomes by two-dimensional polyacrylamide-gel electrophoresis.


Structural studies of human-liver alcohol-dehydrogenase isoenzymes.


New sialic acids. Identification of N-glycoloyl-O-acetylneuraminic acids and N-acetyl-O-glycoloylneuraminic acids by improved methods for detection of N-acyl and O-acyl groups and by gas-liquid chromatography.


Isolation and characterisation of glycoproteins from sputum.


Sex-steroid formation in gonadal tissue homogenates during the testicular cycle of the redwinged blackbird (Agelaius phoeniceus).


The development of an active transport system for potassium in the embryonic avian erythrocyte.


Partial characterization of a proposed antigonadotropin from the ovaries of the insect Rhodnius prolixus stål.


Methods for the isolation and analysis of plasmodial mutants in Physarum polycephalum.


Morphogenesis of cleft palate induced by exogenous factors VII. Mitotic activity during formation of the mouse secondary palate.


Contribution to the cytodifferentiation of the mammalian oocyte.


Persistent yolk stalk structures causing intestinal obstruction.


Two-year feeding amd multigeneration studies in rats on five chemically modified starches.


Comparative trials with monocomponent (MC) and monospecies (MS) pork insulins in the treatment of diabetes mellitus. Influence on antibody levels, on insulin requirement and on some complications.


The effects of hGH treatment on somatomedin levels in the serum (as determined by 35-S uptake into cartilage).


Serum levels of FSH, LH and testosterone in human males.


Common antigenic structures of HL-A antigens. IV. HL-A common portion fragment isolated from spent culture medium of human lymphoid cell lines.


Three hippies--a study of a late-adolescent identity formation.


Antibody structure and cellular specificity in the immune response.


Studies on the activation of bovine prothrombin. Isolation and characterization of the fragments released from the prothrombin by activated factor X.


On the contamination of cell cultures by Leptospira biflexa.


Structure and function of 5S ribosomal ribonucleic acid from Torulopsis utilis. I. Purification and complete digestion with pancreatic ribonuclease A and ribonuclease T.


Structure and function of 5S ribosomal ribonucleic acid from Torulopsis utilis. II. Partial digestion with ribonucleases and derivation of the complete sequence.


A pneumatic stirrer for suspension cultures of mammalian cells.


Epithelial outgrowth from suspension cultures of human prostatic tissue.


Cardiopulmonary bypass in idiopathic thrombopathy.


Effect of sex preference and spacing pattern on the family size of a couple--a simulation experiment.


Detection of endotoxin in human plasma.

Detection of endotoxin in human plasma.


Studies on immunochemistry of the O-antigens (endotoxins) from Yersinia enterocolitica and Yersinia pseudotuberculosis.


Neonatal androgen administration and aggression in the female golden hamster during interactions with males.


Experimental manipulations of early Drosophila embryos. I. Adult and embryonic defects resulting from microcautery at nuclear multiplication and blastoderm stages.


An improved procedure for the in vitro labeling of ganglioside.


Proceedings: The effect of two anti-oestrogens on ovarian steroidogenesis in menstruating infertile women.


Non valvular obstruction of the ventriculo-aortic pathway.


An integrated system for the recording and retrieval of medical data in a primary care setting. Part 6: the problem-oriented medical record.


Milk secretion of inorganic mercury in lactating goats.


Influence of heteroplasmy on motility and viability of buffalo and Zebu bull spermatozoa in undiluted semen.


Analysis of the pattern of ejaculation in stallions.


Uptake of tritiated thymidine by primordial germinal cells in the ovaries of the adult slender loris.


Circulating progesterone levels in anoestrous sheep with silicone rubber progesterone implants.


Histone synthesis in early amphibian development: histone and DNA syntheses are not co-ordinated.


Locations and amounts of major structural proteins in bacteriophage lambda.


Membrane-bound and free polysomes in transformed and untransformed fibroblast cells.


Studies on the mechanism of DNA replication in Physarum polycephalum.


Structural polarity and directional growth of microtubules of Chlamydomonas flagella.


Letter: L-3-hydroxyacyl coenzyme A dehydrogenase: crystallographic properties of the pig heart enzyme.


A choice of morphogenetic pathways in Dictyostelium discoideum induced by the adenosine analog formycin B.


Genetic study on stature.

Genetic study on stature.


Genetical investigation in populations of the Gotō Islands. V. Consanguineous marriages and immigration.


Genetic conseling (III.).

Genetic conseling (III.).


Recent problems in genetic counseling.

Recent problems in genetic counseling.


Genetic and environmental factor in the pathogenesis of motor neuron disease; (1) Identification of the index cases.


Familial motor neurone disease.

Familial motor neurone disease.


Familial oculocraniosomatic neuromuscular disease with ragged red fibers.


Genetic heterogeneity of Duchenne muscular dystrophy.


Immunochemical properties of P blood group antigens and antibodies.


Type-dependency in the metabolism of human haptoglobins. II Report. Organ distribution of haptoglobins.


Rare blood type P and Pk in Japanese families.


Studies on heterogeneity of bilirubin in Gilbert's syndrom using mass spectrometry.


Isozyme variations in man.

Isozyme variations in man.


Genetical and biochemical studies on amylase isozymes in human serum and urine.


Screening for inborn errors of metabolism in newborn infants in Japan.


A new type of mucolipidosis with beta-galactosidase dificiency and glycopeptiduria.


The two families of phenylketonuria and their genetico-biochemical studies.


Study on glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency in Laos.


A geographical clime observed in the distribution of GPT phenotypes among Japanese populations.


Polymorphisms of red-cell enzymes and serum proteins (Report 1).


Distribution of several polymorphic traits in Korean populations.


The distribution of the polymorphic groups of blood, serum protein, and red cell enzyme among the Taiwanese.


Chromosome variants in the human population by Q-staining method (preliminary note).


Difference in frequencies of induced chromosome abberrations between Hiroshima and Nagasaki survivors.


Case report; A case of 4P.-syndrome and a family of X-linked hydrocephalus.


[Ring 13 chromosome in an infant with congenital malformations (author's transl)].


A case of chromosome abnormality with 13q-.


Partial deletions of chromosome No. 18. Identification of break points by Giemsa-banding technique.


Location of the breakpoints analysed by banding patterns in human translocation chromosomes.


A case of patient with 46, XY, Ep+mat.

A case of patient with 46, XY, Ep+mat.


A case of chromosome abnormality (46, XX, Gq+) with congenital heart disease and leprechaunism.


An autopsy case of D/G translocation in D1-trisomy syndrome.


Analysis of a transmitted t (DqGq) chromosome in the D1 trisomy family.


Three cases of partial trisomy 9.

Three cases of partial trisomy 9.


A case of Werner's syndrome.

A case of Werner's syndrome.


A case resembling broad thumb-hallux syndrome.


A note on the possiblity of prenatal sex determination in cervical smears of pregnant women.


Amniotic fluid proteins in the antenatal diagnosis of some fetal abnormalities.


Clinical features of a patient with 46, XXq- and genetic inactivaiton of the X chromosome.


Some knowledge of Y-chromatin.

Some knowledge of Y-chromatin.


Fluorescent body of immature and mature cells in human bone marrow.


On the defect of digital creases.

On the defect of digital creases.


Dermatoglyphics in hypogonadism.

Dermatoglyphics in hypogonadism.


The profile of small animal practice.

The profile of small animal practice.


Experimental induction of patent allantoic duct by intrauterine bladder outlet obstruction.


Pseudomalignant disorders: a review.

Pseudomalignant disorders: a review.


Translation of pure feather keratin mRNA in a wheat embryo cell-free system.


Pathogenicity for piglets of Toxoplasma oocysts originated from naturally infected cat.


Immuno-enzymatic aspects of diabetic syndrome. Preliminary report.


Erythromycinum stearinicum in the treatment of obstetric and gynecologic infections.


Argon laser photocoagulation and subretinal neovascularization.


Some culture conditions influencing the 17alpha- hydroxylation of progesterone with Tricothecium roseum.


Motivation for experimental schemes--field study in western Sweden.


The fractionation of calf thymus DNA on histone KAP-Sepharose 4B columns. It was found that fractionation of calf thymus DNA on homologous histtone KAP covalently bound to CNBr activated Sepharose 4B depends on the molecular weight of DNA. The maximum of elution of high molecular DNA (m. wt. above 5 x 10(6)) was observed at 0.56 M NaCl and that of degraded DNA (m. wt. 0.8 x 10(6)) at 0.52 M NaCl. Significant differences in melting temperatures and melting intervals were observed among fractions obtained from low molecular DNA as a result of enrichment of some fractions in satellite DNAs. These differences were very small in DNA of m. wt. above 5 x 10(6). The results are discussed in terms of specific areas which may exist on calf thymus DNA molecules playing the role of loci, where lysine-rich histone KAP is preferentially bound.


Quantitative analysis of the EEG effects produced by imipramine, desipramine promazine, and monodesmethyl promazine in the isolated perfused rat brain.


Mitochondrial DNA polymerase, deoxyribonuclease and ribonuclease H activities from brain of chick embryo. R-DNA polymerase, D-DNA polymerase, DNase and RNase H activities in mitochondria from chick embryonic brain were studied by ion-exchange chromatography. Two main fractions were separated according to their chromatographic behaviour: a fraction M Ib which is eluted with the washing buffer from two successive DEAE-cellulose columns and a fraction M IV which is eluted at 400 mM KC1 from a phosphocellulose column. Although the two fractions contain both the DNA polymerase and the degrading activities, all the specific activities are higher in fraction M IV than in fraction M Ib. Heat inactivation experiments have shown that R-DNA polymerase is inactivated in both fractions, whereas RNase H and DNase are not affected. Thus, degrading activities and R-DNA polymerase activity seem to be catalyzed by different molecular entities. However the fact that in most cases these activities co-chromatograph suggests that the corresponding molecules form rather stable complexes.


Behavioural effect of intraventricular application of methoxy-indolealkylamines in the rat.


Recent advances in the treatment of parasitic infections in man.


Hepatography patterns following rectal administration of radioiodine as seen in chronic liver disease and other liver disorders.


Radioimmunoassay of gastrin. Fasting serum levels in humans with normal and high gastric acid secreation.


Lymphopoiesis and immune reactivity in the foetal lamb.


The prediction of yield after selection for productivity in experiments on induced mutagenesis in plants.


Isolation and properties of certain auxotrophic mutants of Vibrio cholerae E1 Tor.


Investigations concerning the improvement of deep doses in the irradiation of the pelvis using the split-field technique.


Letter: Platelet adhesion-aggregation reaction.


Active and passive incontinence: differential diagnosis.


A new class of long-acting hormonal steroid preparation: synthesis of dimeric ethynodiol and nortestosterone, of dimeric and trimeric androgens and of some dimeric combinations of steroids.


Arteriovenous malformations of kidney.

Arteriovenous malformations of kidney.


Atypical epithelial hyperplasia or carcinoma of prostate gland: the surgical pathologist at an impasse?


Neurologic test for urinary incontinence.


Editorial: "immunostaging" patients with malignant disease.


[Evaluation of the effectiveness of phenothiazine of brands A and B].


Cell electrophoresis for the detection of platelet antibodies.


Vitelline cell development in monogenean parasites.


Biochemical and physiological studies of certain ticks (Ixodoidea). Activity of juvenile hormone analogs during embryogenesis in Hyalomma (H.) dromedarii Koch (Ixodidae).


The role of psychosocial stimulation in the pathogenesis of hypertension.


Ultrastructure of the fat body in Tetrodontophora bielanensis (Waga) Collembola, Apterygota).


Reproductive behavior and phylogeny in the genus Trichogaster (Pisces, Anabantoidei)


Temperament and tumour: a note on a growth index in two strains of rats following the implantation of a carcinogenic agent.


Potentiation of noradrenaline responses in isolated smooth muscles by cyclic-inositol-phosphate.


Catecholamine output of males and females over a one-year period.


RNA virus-like particles in the Chytridiomycete Allomyces arbuscula.


Kinetics and mechanism of catalysis by proteolytic enzymes. A comparison of the kinetics of hydrolysis of synthetic substrates by bovine alpha- and beta-trypsin. Several esters of the alpha-N-toluene-p-sulphonyl and alpha-N-benzoyl derivatives of S-(3-aminopropyl)-l-cysteine and the methyl ester of S-(4-aminobutyl)-N-toluene-p-sulphonyl-l-cysteine were synthesized. The kinetics of hydrolysis of these and esters of the alpha-N-toluene-p-sulphonyl and alpha-N-benzoyl derivatives of l-arginine, l-lysine, S-(2-aminoethyl)-l-cysteine and esters of gamma-guanidino-l-alpha-toluene-p-sulphonamidobutyric acid and alpha-N-toluene-p-sulphonyl-l-homoarginine by alpha- and beta-trypsin were compared. On the basis of values of the specificity constants (k(cat.)/K(m)), the two enzymes display similar catalytic efficiency towards some substrates. In other cases alpha-trypsin is less efficient than beta-trypsin. It is possible that alpha-trypsin possesses greater molecular flexibility than beta-trypsin.


The calcium-induced dissociation of human plasma clotting factor XIII. 1. Large quantities of human Factor XIII were prepared from ethanol precipitates of outdated human plasma. 2. Material homogeneous after chromatography on DEAE-cellulose was further resolved into two proteins, A and B, after filtration on Sepharose 6B. 3. Protein A has a molecular weight of 350000 and a subunit structure a(2)b(2) and is activated by thrombin and calcium. Protein B is inactive and probably has a subunit structure b(2). 4. Calcium causes protein A, after thrombin cleavage, to fragment to give protein B and a protein, containing only a' subunits, which is catalytically active. The latter protein slowly forms a misty precipitate which is still active and not cross-linked covalently. This confirms the suggestion of Schwartz et al. (1971) that catalytic activity is only associated with a' subunits. 5. Iodoacetate, which inhibits the enzyme, does not inhibit dissociation and aggregation of protein A. 6. The existence of two proteins and the fragmentation are possible explanations for the wide range of molecular weights given for Factor XIII in the literature.


Native and denatured DNA, cross-linked and palindromic DNA and circular covalently-closed DNA analysed by a sensitive fluorometric procedure.


Affinity chromatography of bovine trypsin. A rapid separation of bovine alpha- and beta-trypsin. Affinity adsorbents for bovine trypsin were prepared by covalently coupling p-(p'-amino-phenoxypropoxy)benzamidine to cellulose and to agarose. Trypsin binds to both adsorbents at pH6-8 and is released at low pH values or in the presence of n-butylamine hydrochloride. Pure beta-trypsin may be eluted from crude trypsin bound at pH8.0 to the cellulose adsorbent by stepwise elution with an acetate buffer, pH5.0. Both alpha- and beta-trypsin may be isolated by chromatography of crude trypsin on the agarose derivative in an acetate buffer, pH4.0. These two methods for purifying the trypsin are specific to the particular adsorbents. They are rapid and convenient in use. Both methods leave a mixture of the two enzymes bound to the adsorbent and release occurs only at low pH values. The effects of pH, composition and ionic strength of buffer and other variables on both purification methods are described. Affinity adsorbents of soya-bean trypsin inhibitor and of N-alpha-(N'-methyl-N'-sulphanilyl) sulphanilylagmatine bound to agarose were prepared, but were found to be of limited usefulness in the purification of trypsin.


Enzymatic formation of (20R, 22R)-20,22-dihydroxycholesterol from cholesterol and a mixture of 16O2 and 18O2: random incorporation of oxygen atoms.


The presence of antibodies to human dopamine-beta-hydroxylase in commercially available antisera.


Multiple immunoreactive forms of calcitonin in human plasma.


Reversible allosteric modulation of activity of immobilized hepatic glutamate dehydrogenase.


Comparison of three phosphorylcholine-binding mouse myeloma proteins by circular dichroism.


Retinoic acid: a binding protein in chick embryo metatarsal skin.


The nature of the human blood group P1 determinant.


Control of the energy coupling modes in mitochondria by mercurials.


Iron deficiency: impaired liver growth and DNA synthesis in the rat.


Proliferation of haemopoietic stem cells in vitro.


The effect of platelet membrane antibodies on aggregation and release.


Preparation and characterization of antibodies to menadione.


Structure and circular dichroism of DNA--polylysine--polyarginine complex.


Limits of therapeutic change: specificity of behavior modification in genetically nervous dogs.


Immunological impairment of pregnancy in mice by lactate dehydrogenase-X.


The effects of size of intrauterine devices on luteal function in ewes.


Effects of day of insertion of intrauterine devices on luteal function in ewes.


Photoperiodic regulation of the estrous cycle of the rat: role of the pineal gland.


Luteinizing hormone and estradiol in peripheral blood of mares during estrous cycle.


Localization, accumulation, and toxic effects of mercuric chloride on the reproductive axis of the female hamster.


Regulatory effects of urinary pheromones on puberty in the mouse.


Report of a workshop: Maturation of the fertilizing ability of mammalian spermatozoa in the male and female reproductive tract.


Ultrastructural study of secretory granules in the corpus luteum of the sheep during the estrous cycle.


Changes in ovarian circulation following FSH administration to HCG-prime adult rats.


Various conditions for the fertilization of rat eggs in vitro.


The officer-inmate relationship: its role in the Attica rebellion.


Changes in plasma kininogen levels induced by cellulose sulphate during pregnancy in the rat. 1 Cellulose sulphate (1 mg/kg) produced a 30-40% depletion of plasma kininogen in rats.2 The time course of repletion of kininogen in the plasma was compared in rats in the oestrous and dioestrous stages of the cycle and in 22 day pregnant animals. A partial repletion occurred, 3 h after the cellulose sulphate injection, which was followed by a secondary fall in plasma kininogen. Plasma kininogen values were back to control levels 10 h after the treatment in all groups.3 Treatment of rats from days 19-22 of pregnancy with cellulose sulphate resulted in 40% depletion of plasma kininogen and in prolongation of pre-parturition behaviour.4 It is suggested that the increase which normally occurs in plasma kininogen levels towards the end of pregnancy in the rat may play a role in the process of parturition.


Phototaxis in the Myxomycetes. Migration of the young plasmodia in white light.


Induction of a deoxycytidineless state in cultured mammalian cells by bromodeoxyuridine.


Mechanisms in immune tolerance. I. A specific block of immunological memory in HSA-tolerant mice.


Antigen binding to receptors on immunocompetent cells. I. Simple models and interpretation of experiments.


The effect of hyposensitization on alternaria-induced lymphocyte blastogenesis.


The effect of cooling on cellular changes during the freeze-thaw cycle.


Time series analysis of hormonal patterns in human plasma.


Factors affecting the repair of sublethal freeze-thaw damage in mammalian cells. II. The effect of ouabain.


Reaction of preschool children to the birth of a sibling.


Structural changes of dinoflagellate chromosomes by pronase and ribonuclease.


The time and order of appearance of ossification centers in the hamster before birth.


Day-to-day changes in ventilatory function in relation to the environment. Part III. Frequent measurements of peak flow.


Hematological changes during pregnancy and postpartum period in cynomolgus monkeys (Macaca fascicularis).


Synthesis of small molecular weight RNA components during the early stages of sea urchin embryo development.


Slime mould actin: homology to vertebrate actin and presence in the nucleus.


Patterns of late chromosomal DNA replication in unbalanced Chinese hamster-mouse somatic cell hybrids.


Nucleic acid metabolism in sea urchin embryos and its alteration after x-irradiation.


Comparison of mitochondrial components from human and hamster cell lines.


Potassium ions and the regulation of cell growth in culture.


Peroxidase binding to cell-bound concanavalin A.


Thermolabile analogue proteins and the entry of HeLa and CHO cells into division.


Enhanced antibody production by grafted peripheral blood immunocytes in cyclophosphamide-treated allogeneic chick embryo hosts.


Postpartum contraceptive methods.

Postpartum contraceptive methods.


An investigation into the anti-androgenic properties of the non-steroidal compound, SCH 13521 (4'-nitro-3'-trifluoromethylisobutyrylanilide).


Role of cytosol and polysomes in the stimulation by androgen of protein biosynthesis in the mouse kidney,.


Diurnal variations in hydro-biological characteristics of Kamla Nehru Tank Muzaffarnagar.


Aldosterone biosynthesis and presence of cytochrome P-450 in the adrenocortical tissue of the chick embryo.


Genetic analysis in the colonia strain of Physarum polycephalum: heterothallic strains that mate with and are partially isogenic to the colonia strain. Amoebae of the Colonia (CL) strain, which normally produce plasmodia in clones, are shown to cross with mt3 and mt4 amoebae under appropriate conditions. Strains carrying mt3 and mt4 in a CL genetic background were constructed and used in the genetic analysis of mutants isolated in CL.


Hemoglobin Yukuhashi (Dhofar): E2 (58)beta proline yields arginine: structural and oxygen equilibrium studies of the variant found in two unrelated familes.


Behavior of lactating rats in a dual-chambered maternity cage.


Ovarian hormones and the duration of sexual receptivity in the female golden hamster.


Mice: pregnancy termination, lactation and aggression.


The influence of caging conditions and hormone treatments on fighting in male and female hamsters.


Synthetic peptides spanning the entire sequence of porcine pancreatic secretory trypsin inhibitor II (Kazal).


Levels and trends of fertility in a community development block.


Electron microscopy of RNA in dinoflagellate chromosomes.


Purification of a beta-galactosidase from hog small intestine and its action on glycoproteins and glycopeptides.


Dilatometric studies on the conformational changes of hemoglobin. I. Volume changes on the formation of azide-methemoglobin from deoxyhemoglobin.


The influence of lysolecithin on the complex formation between beta-lactoglobulin and kappa-casein.


Factor analytic study of attitudes toward death among college students. This investigation was designed to compare the factorial structures of the cognitive and feelings components of attitudes toward death among collgee students, 132 whites and 101 blacks; 81 males and 152 females. A test consisting of 40 items having five Likert-type responses was constructed. The BMDO3M computer programme utilising a principal component solution and orthogonal rotation of the factor matrix was used. The hypothesis that people of different races and sexes, having divergent temperaments and beliefs, will also show different factors involved in their attitudes toward death was not supported because the factors of escape, depressive-fear, mortality, and sarcasm were common to them all.


Some implications of a community mental health model for developing countries. The aim of this paper is to call attention to certain problems facing many developing countries which are bound to lead to further difficulties in psychosocial adjustment. Almost all these problems are inherent in the process of socioeconomic change, urbanization, and industrialization. These changes may not only lead to an increase in the rate of mental illness, but because of their impact on the basic family structure and living conditions, will result in a reduced tolerance of deviation on the part of the community. Moreover, the spread of public education and mass media is also likely to lead to a change in the expectations and attitudes of developing nations making it no longer possible to endure psychological suffering as part of one's destiny. Even the improvement of public health services leading to reduction of infant mortality and a rise in life expectancy may lead to a gross increase in demands for mental health services by the very young and the aged sections of the population. It is the contention of this paper that a community mental health model, with certain modifications to fit the local culture, will best serve the increasing mental health needs of developing nations. Of particular relevance are such aspects of the model as population and prevention orientation, community involvement, extension of prefessional resources through consultation, utilization of non-professional manpower, continuity and comprehensiveness of care as well as an open systems conceptualization of the whole process of the organization and delivery of mental health services. The latter approach will help bring about an integration of mental health services within the wider framework of human service agencies, e.g., public health, general and adult education, family planning, and community development.


A nonequilibrium thermodynamic description of vascular smooth muscle mechanochemistry. I. The rate of oxygen consumption: a measure of the driving chemical reaction.


Reaction mechanisms of thiamine with thermostable factors.


Proceedings: Changes in urinary electrolyte excretion durng the oestrous cycle of sheep.


Proceedings: Improved methods for measuring mammary metabolism in conscious farm animals.


Proceedings: The vaginal closure membrane of the guinea-pig.


Proceedings: The effect of apomorphine on the behavior of farm animals.


Proceedings: A simple method of milking small animals.


Primary ovarian choriocarcinoma (a case report).


Immunosuppressive effects of predator induced stress in mice with acquired immunity to Hymenolepis nana.


Labour and orgasm in primiparae.

Labour and orgasm in primiparae.


Editorial: Corticosteroids in juvenile rheumatoid arthritis (Still's disease).


Musca hervei Villeneuve, 1922 as an intermediate host of eyeworms (Thelazia) in Japan.


Studies into the occurrence of soluble antigen-antibody complexes in disease. VII. Clinical-laboratory correlations of immunoglobulin complexes in rheumatoid synovial fluid.


Isolation and characterization of a trypsin-cleaved fragment derived from the third component of guinea pig complement bound to zymosan.


Pharmacokinetic studies on the hepatotoxicity of luteoskyrin. (1) Intracellular distribution of radioactivity in the liver of mice administered 3H-luteoskyrin.


Naloxone-induced abstinence syndromes in morphine-treated mice.


A preliminary report on the action of imipramine and antiparkinsonian agents on the open field behaviour of rats.


Preparation of some novel steroid haptens for generation of antibodies to testosterone and 5 alpha-dihydrotestosterone.


Microbial hydroxylations. IX. On the dihydroxylation of 19-norsteroids by Curvularia lunata.


Specificity of antisera to oestrone determined by different radioimmunoassay methods.


Radioimmunoassay of plasma aetiocholanolone.


Carotenogenesis in Verticillium agaricinum in response to nicotine and to CPTA.


Ultrastructure of the gonad in the testicular feminization syndrome. The ultrastructural findings on the gonad from a patient with testicular feminization syndrome (TFS) are reported. One gonad was the site of dysgerminoma. The other was a dysgenetic testis composed of seminiferoud and Sertoli cell tubules and ovarian cortical stroma-like tissue. Ultrastructurally the tubules were lined by immature Sertoli cells and cells indistinguishable from dark ovarian stromal cells. Similar and/or identical cells were found in the ovarian-like stroma and in the interstitial tissue between the tubules. There were mature and immature Leydig cells in the intertubular areas. The ovarian cortical-like tissue contained dark and light cells like the normal ovary. Some of the dark cells contained fat droplets like thecoma cells. All these findings point to the dysgenetic nature of the gonad in the TFS as well as the functional activity and or inactivity of certain cells found in it.


Infection of synchronized cells by influenza virus.


Urate handling by the rat kidney. IV. Reabsorption in the loops of Henle.


Urate interaction with plasma proteins and erythrocytes. Possible mechanism for urate reabsorption in kidney medulla.


An analysis of portal vein spontaneous contractions.


Syndrome of hyperviscosity in the neonate (literature review).


Action potentials of the rat diaphragm and their sensitivity to tetrodotoxin during postnatal development and old age.


Choice decision time and the menstrual cycle.


Calculation of net insulin secretion and pancreatic blood flow.


Malnutrition in very low birth-weight, pre-term infants.


The effect of diet on the development of the adipose organ.


Proceedings: Protein and amino acid requirements of the growing meat rabbit.


Proceedings: Effects of varying the dietary protein source on reproduction in rats.


Proceedings: The effects of free and protected coconut oil on intake of food by cows.


Proceedings: The induction of testicular cysts in the chick by various dietary salts.


The mechanism of the potentiating effect of antidepressant drugs on the protective influenc oe of diphenhydramine in experimental catatonia. The role of histamine. The anticatatonic action of various antidepressants in moderate doses and their combination with sub-effective doses of diphenhydramine was correlated with brain histamine levels. The catatonia was induced by perphenazine with a concomitant and remarkable increase in the brain histamine level. Diphenhydramine partially protected the animals from the increase in brain histamine and mitigated the catatonia. The antidepressants, i.e. monoamine oxidase inhibitors and tricyclic antidepressants, partially protected animals both the increase in brain histamine and also the catatonia. The tricyclic antidepressants were, however, found to be more potent in both respects. The combination of sub-effective doses of monoamine oxidase inhibitors and diphenhydramine was effective in terminating experimental catatonia and the elevation of brain histamine while tricyclic antidepressants failed. A relationship between the duration of protection against catatonia and brain histamine level due to antidepressants alone and their combination with diphenhydramine was observed.


Kinetics of 4-thiouridylate-sensitized photoinactivation of ribonuclease A.


Chemical modification of nucleic acids: II. Reaction of calf thymus DNA with hydrazine and 2,4-dinitrophenyl-hydrazine.


Editorial: Animal models for evaluating psychotropic drugs.


Effect of delta9THC on the distribution uptake and release of catecholamine in rats.


An electrophysiological study of the hypothalamic defense response.


Combined effect of lead and low protein diet on growth, sexual development, and metabolism in female rats.


The effect of spironolactone and canrenone on the digoxin radioimmunoassay.


Immunoglobulin synthesis in vitro by cerebrospinal fluid cells in patients with multiple sclerosis.


An evaluation of two slide tests for rheumatoid factors.


Studies on Armillariella tabescens. II. Isolation and structural determination of armillarisins.


A population-cytogenetic study of newborns with congenitial malformations.


An epidemiological survey of human intestinal parasites in Vientiane, Laos.


Differential cadmium-induced embryotoxicity in two inbred mouse strains. I. Analysis of inheritance of the response to cadmium and of the presence of cadmium in fetal and placental tissues.


Some behavioral effects of maternal hypervitaminosis A in rats.


A simple method for culturing chick embryo liver and kidney parenchymal cells for microscopic studies.


Epidemiological studies on eastern equine encephalitis virus in São Paulo, Brazil.


Estimation of daily intake of inorganic or organic mercury via diet.


Thorotrast uptake and transit in embryonic glia, heart fibroblasts and neurons in vitro.


Effect of cobra venom on the chick embryo.


Characterization and partial purification of the toxin of Lepiota morganii.


The inhibition of aggressive behavior by sound in the cichlid fish, Cichlasoma centarchus.


Effects of 3-4 benzopyrene on sea urchin egg development.


Morphogenetic effects of antimitotic agents on the development of the 24-cell stage Lymnaea egg. I. Effects of deuterium oxide.


An analysis of mitochondrial and nuclear DNA of Ciona intestinalis (ascidians).


Urethral glands in the wall of the female urethra of rats, mice and closely related rodents.


Karyometric study of hypothalamic neurosecretory neurones under different conditions.


The criteria of litter size in relation to growth of the rat. I. The influence of numbers.


Visceral larva migrans of Neoascaris vitulorum in laboratory animals.


The wing lengths, reproductive stages and habitats of Hungarian Gerris Fabr. species (Heteroptera, Gerridae).


Serious complications after splenopneumopexy in portal hypertension in children.


Determination of mercury in soils and biological matrices by the vanadium pentoxide digestion procedure.


The effects of zinc on the mortality and reproduction of the minnow, Phoxinus phoxinus L.


Letter: The role of the fox as a host for Taenia ovis and Taenia hydatigena in Australia.


Immunity to experimental staphylococcal mastitis: comparison of local and systemic immunisation.


Hunger as a catalyst in aggression.

Hunger as a catalyst in aggression.


Role of adrenochrome in aryl hydrocarbon hydroxylase induction by epinephrine in rat liver cell culture.


Morphine dependence and enzyme activity in the hypothalamus.


A comparison of apomorphine and stomach tubes for emptying the stomach before general anaesthesia in obstetrics. A comparison has been made between two methods of emptying the stomach before general anaesthesia in obstetric patients: aspiration by a stomach tube, and apomorphine-induced vomiting. It was found that most patients preferred apomorphine to the stomach tube. During the operation stomach contents were aspirated in both groups. The mean volumes aspirated were not significantly different. It would appear that neither method guarantees an empty stomach at induction and failure to induce vomiting with apomorphine does not signify that the stomach is empty. Patients, undergoing elective operations, starved for 6 hours and who were not subjected to either method of gastric emptying were found to have significant quantities of stomach contents during anaesthesia. There was no evidence that apomorphine had a deleterious effect on the Apgar scores of the infants at birth.


The cardiovascular effects of ergometrine in the experimental animal in vivo and in vitro. The cardiovascular effects of ergometrine have been examined using animal models in vivo and in vitro. In rats in vivo the pressor effects of a standard dose of ergometrine were found to be dependent upon the anaesthetic used for the procedure. The pressor action of ergometrine was greater when urethane, an anaesthetic which produces both sympathetic and parasympathetic acitivity, was used. The in-vitro experiments, using isolated rabbit aorta and portal vein, failed to explain the phenomenon; they suggested that ergometrine has a direct action on the alpha-adrenoceptor in rabbits. No evidence was found to suggest that ergometrine inhibits noradrenaline uptake or its release from the nerve terminals.


Nectotic subcutaneous abscesses following injections of methylene blue.


The amount of DNA coding for rRNA during differentiation (spherulation) in Physarum polycephalum.


Localization and measurement of microvascular and microcirculatory responses to venous pressure elevation in the rat.


Proceedings: Interaction of neuroleptic and cholinergic drugs with central dopaminergic mechanisms.


Proceedings: A selective excitatory effect of lithium on cholinoceptive neurones in the spinal cord and brain of cats and rats: a possible significance in manic-depression.


Proceedings: The disposition of l-(3-H) - noradrenaline by the isolated epididymal fat pad of the rat and the effect of antilipolytic agents.


Lymphocyte membrane receptors in cultures treated with mitogens.


Further evidence of molecular alteration and aberration of erythrocyte pyruvate kinase.


Letter: American Association of Suicidology.


Summary of street drug results--1973.

Summary of street drug results--1973.


Altered sensitivity of uterus to progesterone-estradiol in rats treated neonatally with androgen and ovariectomized as adults.


Development of monoamine oxidase activity after chronic environmental stress in the rat.


Rapid diagnosis of Mycoplasma infections by a modified cold agglutinin test.


Kinetic studies of the reaction of thiol groups of calf-thymus histone F3 with 5-5'-dithiobis (2-nitrobenzoic acid).


The renin-aldosterone systems in the pregnant rhesus monkey (Macaca mulatta).


The amino-acids sequence of the alphaB2 chain of bovine alpha-crystallin.


Direct fluorometric determination of liver alcohol dehydrogenase with berberine.