Binding proteins for an ecdysone metabolite in the crustacean hepatopancreas. When crustacean hepatopancreas is incubated in the presence of alpha-(3)H]ecdysone of high specific activity and is then homogenized and centrifuged, a peak of protein-radioactivity is recovered after gel filtration of the 105,000 x g supernatant. Analysis of this peak by sucrose gradient centrifugation revealed the presence of two complexes of protein and labeled material ( approximately 11.5 S and 6.35 S). The same results were obtained in vivo. On standing at low ionic strength, the lighter component disappeared, suggesting that the heavier component is an aggregate of the lighter one. Chemical analysis of radioactive material in the complex revealed that it is not alpha- or beta-ecdysone nor any previously described metabolite of the ecdysones. This new metabolite of alpha-ecdysone is found mainly in the incubated hepatopancreas. Partial structures consistent with the analytical data are inferred for this metabolite. It is suggested that the metabolite may be active in the action of molting hormone.


Effect of insulin on protein synthesis in skeletal muscle of an isolated perfused preparation of rat hemicorpus. A method for perfusion in vitro of a preparation of rat hemicorpus was developed for study of the metabolism of skeletal muscle. The preparation was stable during perfusion, as indicated by maintenance of ATP concentration, perfusion pressure, and oxygen consumption for up to 90 min. The perfused hemicorpus provided the following advantages for study of protein synthesis in skeletal muscle: (a) hormones and substrates reached the muscle cells through an intact capillary bed, and (b) the preparation included the psoas muscle, which was sufficiently large to allow measurements of intermediates in the pathway of protein synthesis and was readily homogenized for preparation of ribosomes and ribosomal subunits. Perfusion of psoas muscle from fasted rats with buffer containing glucose and insulin reduced the concentration of ribosomal subunits and increased phenylalanine incorporation as compared to perfusion with buffer containing glucose alone. In addition, the hormone increased glucose uptake from the perfusate and inhibited release of free fatty acids from the preparation. When the muscle was perfused with buffer that contained glucose and palmitate, the concentration of ribosomal subunits and phenylalanine incorporation were unchanged. Since fatty acid is known to stimulate protein synthesis in heart muscle, these results indicated that rates of protein synthesis in heart, but not in skeletal, muscle would be maintained during fasting or in diabetic animals by increased plasma concentration of fatty acid.


Circular oligomers in mitochondrial DNA of human and beef nonmalignant thyroid glands. Circular dimers and higher oligomers of mitochondrial DNA have previously only been described in tumor cells. This work demonstrates that such oligomers are also consistently found in a relatively high content (10-37% in weight) in nonmalignant human and beef thyroid glands. Therefore, these forms cannot be assumed to be specific for malignancy, even if they could be related to it in some instances.


Lines that do not increase their width under a magnifying glass. A light beam hitting the retina produces an excitatory process; however, around the edge of the light beam, sensory cells are inhibited and lose their sensitivity. This combination of stimulation and inhibition produces a discrepancy between the luminance pattern presented to the eye and the brightness pattern that is observed. The black and white Mach bands are the best known distortions of this type. It is this interaction that can produce a line that is physically not present in the stimulus, and is different from the usual lines we see.


Carbon monoxide binding by hemoglobin and myoglobin under photodissociating conditions. Carbon monoxide binding by myoglobin and hemoglobin has been studied under conditions of constant illumination. For hemoglobin, the homotropic heme-heme interaction (cooperativity) and the heterotropic Bohr effect are invariant with light intensity over a 1000-fold change of c((1/2)). The dissociation constant, measured as c((1/2)), increases linearly with light intensity, indicating that photodissociation is a one-quantum process. At sufficiently high illumination the apparent enthalpy of ligand binding becomes positive, although in the absence of light it is known to be negative. This finding indicates that light acts primarily by increasing the "off" constants by an additive factor. The invariance of both cooperativity and Bohr effect raises a perplexing issue. It would appear to demand either that the "off" constants for the various elementary steps are all alike (which is contrary to current ideas) or that the additive factor is in each case proportional to the particular "off" constant to which it is added (a seemingly improbable alternative).


Aryl hydrocarbon hydroxylase and polycyclic hydrocarbon tumorigenesis: effect of the enzyme inhibitor 7,8-benzoflavone on tumorigenesis and macromolecule binding. Aryl hydrocarbon hydroxylase is present and is inducible in mouse skin. 7,8-Benzoflavone, an inhibitor of the enzyme, markedly inhibits tumorigenesis by 7,12-dimethylbenz(a)anthracene, but has either no effect on or stimulates benzo(a)pyrene tumorigenesis. Thus, the role of aryl hydrocarbon hydroxylase appears highly specific for each polycyclic hydrocarbon, in respect to detoxification and/or activation of the hydrocarbon to a carcinogenic form. In parallel studies, we found that 7,8-benzoflavone significantly reduces the amount of 7,12-dimethylbenz(a)anthracene binding to mouse skin DNA, RNA, and protein, and the binding of benzo(a)pyrene to RNA and protein of mouse skin. 7,8-Benzoflavone exhibited a markedly lesser effect on the binding of benzo(a)pyrene to DNA.


Complete amino-acid sequence of calf-thymus histone 3. Calf-thymus histone III is a single polypeptide chain of 135 residues (combined molecular weight of 15,324) with alanine at both the amino and carboxyl ends. The NH(2)-terminal region (Residues 1-53) of histone III is strongly basic (net charge of +18) and contains lysines-14 and -23, which are epsilon-N-acetylated in a fraction of the molecules, as well as lysines-9 and -27, which are partially epsilon-N-methylated. The COOH-terminal region (Residues 54-135) is only slightly basic (net charge of +4), contains most of the hydrophobic residues, and has a 29-residue sequence that lacks a basic residue. The two cysteines are in the nonbasic region at positions 96 and 110. A few sequence similarities of calf-thymus histone III with other histones have been noted.


Isolation and properties of a macromolecular, water-soluble, immuno-adjuvant fraction from the cell wall of Mycobacterium smegmatis. Trypsin- and chymotrypsin-treated delipidated cell walls of Mycobacterium smegmatis were digested overnight with lysozyme. The water-soluble products thus obtained were filtered on a column of Sephadex G-50; the first peak, excluded from the column, has immunological adjuvant activity. The material of the excluded peak is obtained after lyophilization as a snow-white, fluffy material, soluble in water and insoluble in organic solvents. It behaves as a slightly polydisperse macromolecule in an ultracentrifuge, with an approximate molecular weight of 20,000. All the constituents of this material are typical bacterial cell-wall constituents; thus, the water-soluble adjuvant is considered to be an "oligomer" of the cell wall. When added to Freund's incomplete adjuvant with an antigen (e.g., ovalbumin) and injected into hind-foot pads of guinea pigs, this water-soluble adjuvant increases the amount of precipitating antibodies and induces hypersensitivity to ovalbumin and the biosynthesis of gamma(2)-type precipitating antibodies. The water-soluble material has a stronger adjuvant activity than equal amounts of whole bacteria, cell walls, or wax D, and seems to be the first well-defined, water-soluble, adjuvant-active fraction isolated from Mycobacteria.


Inhibition of collagen secretion from bone and cultured fibroblasts by microtubular disruptive drugs. Collagen synthesis in chick-embryo frontal bone and 3T3 fibroblasts from mice was measured by incorporation in vitro of [(14)C]proline into collagenase-digestible material. About 15-25% of the collagen synthesized by the frontal bone in 60 min, and 60% of that synthesized by the fibroblasts in 2 hr, was found to be soluble in the culture medium. The microtubular disruptive drugs colchicine and vinblastine, at 10 muM, inhibited collagen secretion in both systems almost completely. Formation of collagen hydroxyproline from proline was not inhibited by these drugs. Cytochalasin B, which impairs microfilament function, had no effect on collagen secretion. Our results support the theory that collagen is transported in vesicles to the cell membrane, where it is secreted. This conclusion is based on the similarity of the collagen-secreting system to other systems in which the movement of secretory vesicles or storage granules is inhibited by microtubule disruption.


The low polarity of many membrane proteins. The polarities of a large number of soluble and membrane proteins have been calculated by summing the mole fractions of polar amino acids. It was found that 85% of the 205 soluble proteins considered in this study had polarities of 47 +/- 6%. Only 2% of the soluble proteins had polarities below 40%, whereas 47% of the 19 membrane proteins had polarities below 40%. The membrane proteins with polarities below 40% could be separated from their respective membranes only by detergents or organic solvents, indicating the importance of hydrophobic forces in their interaction with other membrane components. It is concluded that the majority of "intrinsic" membrane proteins have low polarity, and that the polarity index is therefore a useful parameter for characterization of membrane proteins.


Determination of the backbone structure of nucleic acids and nucleic acid oligomers by laser Raman scattering. Raman spectra of fibers of DNA that have been prepared in the A, B, and C forms are presented and compared with Raman spectra of DNA and RNA in dilute solution. It is shown that the phosphate vibrations in the region 750-850 cm(-1) are very sensitive to the specific conformation of the phosphate group in the backbone chain and are virtually independent of all ohter factors. Thus, a very simple method for the determination of the specific conformation of the backbone chain of nucleic acids, at least so far as the sugar-phosphate chain is concerned, appears available. The method is applied to short oligomers and dimers of ribonucleosides. It is found that at low temperatures, at pH 7, the phosphate group goes into the geometry of the A conformation when the stacking forces between the bases are sufficiently strong.


Regeneration of the surface glycoproteins of a transplantable mouse tumor cell after treatment with neuraminidase. Strain A mouse ascites tumor cells that were treated with neuraminidase (EC 3.2.1.18) (these cells show decreased tumor-forming ability in allogeneic C3H mice) rapidly regenerate sialoglycoproteins at the cell surface during culture. The incorporation of labeled D-glucosamine into membrane glycoproteins of cells that were treated or untreated with neuraminidase proceeds at similar rates. Surface glycoproteins that contain sialic acid are synthesized de novo during culture of neuraminidase-treated cells, and in nondividing cells, synthesis is accompanied by turnover of the membrane glycoproteins. The rate of turnover of membrane glycoproteins that lack sialic acid residues is the same as that occurring in non-dividing cells that are not treated with neuraminidase and that are cultured under identical conditions. Turnover of the surface membrane of nondividing cells leads to the accumulation of glycoproteins in the supernatant medium of cell cultures. The rapid regeneration of cell surfaces that contain sialic acid by TA3 cells that were treated with neuraminidase, makes it unlikely that the rejection of these cells in vivo, in C3H mice, is due solely to the induction of a primary immune response to new or to previously concealed antigenic specificities that would be expressed on the surface of the sialic acid-depleted cell.


Genetic variants of glucose 6-phosphate dehydrogenase from human erythrocytes: unique properties of the A -  variant isolated from "deficient" cells. The A(-) type of glucose 6-phosphate dehydrogenase (EC 1.1.1.49) has been isolated from human erythrocytes deficient in this enzyme. The specific activity of the purified protein is similar to that previously reported for the enzyme isolated from normal, nondeficient erythrocytes. During the purification procedure, a portion of the A(-) enzyme converts spontaneously, from the native "fraction I", to a "fraction II" having different kinetic and chromatographic properties. The conversion of fraction I to II can be reproduced freely by treatment with iodosobenzoate, and fraction II can be converted back to fraction I by treatment with dithioglycol. We suggest that fraction II is an enzyme species in which one or more sulfhydryl groups have been oxidized to disulfide(s). The tendency to oxidation appears to be a property specific to the A(-) variant and may represent the basis for its rapid rate of inactivation and consequent deficiency in vivo.


Construction of a three-dimensional model of the polypeptide backbone of the variable region of kappa immunoglobulin light chains. From (varphi,Psi) data for the middle amino acid, n, in the series of tripeptides (n - 1)(n)(n + 1) in six proteins whose three-dimensional structure is known from x-ray studies, (varphi,Psi) values for the residues 2-107 of kappa Bence Jones proteins and immunoglobulin light chains were computed. It was assumed that all residues except those in the hypervariable regions 24-34, 50-56, and 89-97, were involved essentially in three-dimensional structure, and hence, their (varphi,Psi) angles would mostly be those best satisfying all kappa tri- and constituent di-peptides that occur at those positions. A set of criteria for selecting and averaging (varphi,Psi) angles is given. In the hypervariable regions, which are presumed to be involved in site complementarity, the (varphi,Psi) angles were selected for a single Bence Jones protein Ag. The three-dimensional models, constructed from the computed (varphi,Psi) values by hand and by display computer were very similar, and residues 23 and 88 were sufficiently close for the disulfide bond to form.


Dental caries: theories, causes and prevention.


The unreached in dental health services.


Separation of reticulocyte initiation factor M 2  activity into two components. IF-M(2), one of three initiation factors isolated by DEAE-cellulose chromatography from the 0.5 M KCl-wash fraction of rabbit reticulocyte ribosomes, has been separated by Sephadex G-200 chromatography into two components: IF-M(2A) and IF-M(2B). IF-M(2A) elutes near the void-volume, while IF-M(2B), which is much smaller in molecular weight than IF-M(2A), elutes slightly after a hemoglobin marker. In the presence of the other appropriate factors, both IF-M(2A) and IF-M(2B) are required to stimulate poly(U)-directed polyphenylalanine synthesis at low Mg(++) concentration, ApUpG-directed Met-tRNA(F) binding to washed reticulocyte ribosomes, and initiation of globin synthesis from endogenous mRNA. IF-M(2A) stimulates ribosome-dependent GTP hydrolysis, while IF-M(2B) does not; IF-M(2B) stimulates ApUpG-directed fMet-tRNA(F) binding in the presence of IF-M(1), while IF-M(2A) does not. Although IF-M(2A) and IF-M(2B) can be distinguished from each other by size and by activity, a distinct function for IF-M(2B) has not yet been found. Therefore, its precise role in the initiation process remains unclear.


Long-lived conformation changes induced by electric impulses in biopolymers. Electric impulses are capable of inducing long-lived conformational changes in (metastable) biopolymers. Results of experiments with poly(A).2 poly(U) and ribosomal RNA, which are known to develop metastabilities, are reported. A polarization mechanism is proposed to explain the structural transitions observed in the biopolymers exposed to the impulses. In accordance with this idea, the applied electric field (of about 20 kV/cm and decaying exponentially, with a decay time of about 10 musec) induces large dipole moments by shifting the ionic atmosphere of multistranded polynucleotide helices. This shift, in turn, causes strand repulsion and partial unwinding. The fields used in our experiments are of the same order of magnitude as those in nerve impulses. The significance of the impulse experiments with regard to the question of biological memory recording is briefly discussed.


Radix relicta?

Radix relicta?


Pin-retained restoration for fractured anterior teeth.


Replantation of traumatically avulsed teeth.


A new method for the reparation of cast crowns with functional technique occlusal surfaces.


Reinclusion of teeth.

Reinclusion of teeth.


Interpretation of radiographs.

Interpretation of radiographs.


The dynamic seated position.

The dynamic seated position.


Acid production by dental plaque after sugar and sugar substitute intake. (1).


Hospitals: changing roles and responsibilities.


Hematopoietic transplantation by means of fetal (cord) blood. A new method.


Nitrous oxide sedation--relative analgesia.


Drugs and the unborn child.

Drugs and the unborn child.


Professional liability insurance.

Professional liability insurance.


The current status of dentistry in the delivery of anesthetic care.


"Coca koller". The beginning of local anesthesia.


Has the horse been stolen?

Has the horse been stolen?


Intravenous amnesia in general dental practice.


Anesthesia and methadone maintenance: case reports.


Gypsum in context.

Gypsum in context.


Crutanium--a new denture base alloy.

Crutanium--a new denture base alloy.


Guest reply concerning plaque and periodontal disease.


Gerodontic problems in Colorado nursing homes--1972.


"A policy statement on foreign dental graduate licensing".


Evaluation of dental school graduates by state boards.


Organization: the key to happy endodontics. II. The rubber dam.


Correct the narrow upper arch because.

Correct the narrow upper arch because.


The floating crib: rotation and controlled force.


Retention.

Retention.


More ker-ant- vertical dimension (form + function factors related to creating and holding correct vertical dimension both anteriorly and posteriorly.


New requirements for schedule I and II controlled substances.


Twenty-eight year old female with sudden onset of hemiplegia.


Infantile spongy degeneration of the central nervous system associated with glycogen storage and markedly fatty liver. The clinical, biochemical, and pathological features of an unusual expression of infantile spongy degeneration of the central white matter are presented with emphasis on neuropathological observations. The topographical distribution of the spongy change along with the observed defect in myelination were such as to suggest an arrest in development of the white matter in late foetal life. Of additional interest, in the present case, is the observed deposition of glycogen in the brain, heart, and liver along with a markedly fatty liver. Our findings are compared with those in other cases of so-called spongy degeneration, as well as with certain of the aminoacidurias and, as a consequence, we wish to suggest that the basic pathogenetic factor probably lies in a disturbance of the biochemical energy supply system rather than in a disorder of myelin lipid metabolism per se.


Ms. Steinem suggests feminism is the road to humanism as she "appeals" to the professionals.


Periodontal prognosis.

Periodontal prognosis.


Radicular cysts, a discussion and case report.


Exfoliative cytology of metastatic neuroblastoma.


Cytologic diagnosis of mammary tumors from aspiration biopsy smears. 3. Studies on 200 carcinomas with false negative or doubtful cytologic reports.


Liquid breathing: prevention of pulmonary arterial-venous shunting during acceleration.


The value of urine cytology in the diagnosis of recurrent bladder tumors. A preliminary report.


The Gravlee jet washer: evaluation of the reflux into the fallopian tubes.


A pulse cytofluorimeter.

A pulse cytofluorimeter.


Cytologic appearance of the nucleolus of normal and neoplastic cells in relation to the synthesis of RNA.


Spontaneous and pathologic rupture of the spleen.


Treatment of maxillary lingual impacted cuspids without anterior bands.


Light-chain disease (hypogammaglobulinemia and Bence Jones proteinuria) and sideroblastic anemia--preleukemic chronic granulocytic leukemia.


Ten rules of the mixed dentition.

Ten rules of the mixed dentition.


Cardiac asystole after repeated administration of succinylcholine.


Practical problems of pedagogy.

Practical problems of pedagogy.


Sedation with intravenous diazepam.

Sedation with intravenous diazepam.


A biodegradable intraosseous appliance in the treatment of mandibular fractures.


Verrucous carcinoma of oral mucosa: histochemical patterns and clinical behaviors.


Midfacial fractures in a patient with cleft palate: report of case.


Calcifying odontogenic fibroma: report of case.


Sialolithiasis and sialoadenitis of a minor salivary gland: report of case.


Allergic gingivostomatitis with laryngeal manifestations: report of case.


An improved Gunning's splint.

An improved Gunning's splint.


A simple camera synchronizer for combined cinephotography and electromyographic kinesiology for use with a pen recorder.


Comparison of student improvement by exponential modification of test-retest scores.


Numerical performance as a function of prior exercise and aerobic capacity for elementary school boys.


Time-saving tables for calculating oxygen consumption and respiratory quotient.


Effects of alcohol upon maximum oxygen uptake, lung ventilation, and heart rate.


An analysis of the power of statistical tests reported in the Research Quarterly.


Reliability, individual differences and intravariation of endurance performance on the bicycle ergometer.


Auditory EMG feedback during a sustained submaximum isometric contraction.


Relationships of space utilization by children with selected aspects of behavior.


An investigation of the accuracy of ratings of a gross motor skill.


Validity of the palpation technique of heart rate determination and its estimation of training heart rate.


Relation of maximum isometric strength and relative isotonic endurance of the elbow flexors of athletes.


A comparison of body image and self-concept variables among various sport groups.


Prediction of maximum oxygen intake from running performances of untrained young men.


Effect of small and moderate doses of alcohol on exercise heart rate and oxygen consumption.


A review of composite filling materials.


The aetiology of periodontal disease: a review.


Prevention in practice.

Prevention in practice.


A survey of some results of scanning electron microscopy in clinical dentistry. 1.


Calculus on human teeth.

Calculus on human teeth.


Plaque control.

Plaque control.


The anxious child in the dental situation.


A survey of some results of scanning electron microscopy in clinical dentistry. 2.


The crack in the wall.

The crack in the wall.


Second biscuspid extractions.

Second biscuspid extractions.


Preventive dentistry and plaque control.


Navy prevention program. V. Operation Captain Kid.


Systemic intake of fluoride and preventive dentistry. V. Water fluoridation: the dentist and the political point of view.


Preventive orthodontics. V. Problems of dental disease.


The national scene. VI. National health insurance and time.


The committee for excellence in dentistry. The concept of optimum dental health.


Peer review and prepaid dental insurance. VI. Apathy.


Oral surgery in preventive dentistry.

Oral surgery in preventive dentistry.


Why temporary restorations should be radiopaque.


Red salt. The dental firing line.

Red salt. The dental firing line.


Don'ts for D.A.'s.

Don'ts for D.A.'s.


Timely topics. Associates.

Timely topics. Associates.


Dental gold casting techniques. Measuring: affects of water-powder ratio of investment and absence of asbestos from the ring.


The growing health menace of drug interactions.


A team approach to medical history.

A team approach to medical history.


A technique for attaching a safety ligature to a rubber dam clamp.


When to sue.... and when not.

When to sue.... and when not.


How doctors face up to Phase II.

How doctors face up to Phase II.


The strange case of Dr. Bender.

The strange case of Dr. Bender.


Scut work made easy.

Scut work made easy.


Child labor in your dental office?

Child labor in your dental office?


Simplified endodontics for deciduous teeth.


I protest. Dishonest dentistry must be exposed.


The vital art of "patient communication".


Restrictiveness of angled walls blessing in disguise.


Moulding techniques and machines. I.

Moulding techniques and machines. I.


Characteristics of Delta Plans.

Characteristics of Delta Plans.


Detection for prevention.

Detection for prevention.


Histopathologic pulpal response to composite, cross-linked acrylic restoratives and calcium hydroxide containing base materials.


Hyperplasia of the mandibular condyle.

Hyperplasia of the mandibular condyle.


Prominance of bacterial strains in infected root canals.


Case report on occlusal rehabilitation.

Case report on occlusal rehabilitation.


Histopathologic study of periodontal changes related to traumatogenic occlusion.


Nutrition as a part of the dental curriculum.


Adult face height: morphology and function.


The office manager gets it all together.


Dental records for airline personnel.

Dental records for airline personnel.


Alleged "environmental fluoride hazard" termed unsound.


Forensic odontology.

Forensic odontology.


Development of mandibular spacing-crowding from nine to 16 years of age.


The contribution of a dental hygienist to an effective preventive dental practice.


A new game people play. "Self control".

A new game people play. "Self control".


Salivary flow rate of children and its relationship to dental caries.


Premature loss of second primary molars.


Hairline fracture of a cusp: report of case.


Congressman Flood outlines trends in Federal Health Programs.


Implications of study on accreditation for medical profession.


Independent learning center in a dental school.


Intramural dental practice in dental schools.


Oral irrigation in your patient's home care control program.


Preventive power that pays.

Preventive power that pays.


There's more to prevention than brushing and flossing.


Upgrading the curriculum in microbiology for dental students.


University of Pittsburgh: curriculum in motion.


Have you called? Dr. Dial.

Have you called? Dr. Dial.


Comparison of selected skills and attitudes of veteran and novice dentists.


Dental schools need part-time practitioner, part-time educator.


Oral rehabilitation for a child with hemophilia B.


Provisional splinting of periodontally involved teeth using A-splint and cast bar techniques.


The effect of oral rinses.

The effect of oral rinses.


Fissure sealants--a pilot study.

Fissure sealants--a pilot study.


Class II composite resin restorations. A laboratory comparison of insertion methods and materials.


Warning. Resistant bacteria.

Warning. Resistant bacteria.


Tetanus toxoid boosters and human immune globulin for tetanus prophylaxis.


Bacteremia in newborn infants.

Bacteremia in newborn infants.


New pacemaker pulse counter. Simple method for determining pacemaker activity.


Roentgenographic double-contrast examination of stomach and duodenum.


Community psychiatry in children's center.


Enlarging calcified pelvic mass.

Enlarging calcified pelvic mass.


Endometriosis. Urologic manifestations.

Endometriosis. Urologic manifestations.


Pregnancy with Sheehan's syndrome after replacement therapy.


Conduct of anesthesia for delivery with grossly raised cerebrospinal fluid pressure.


New roles for dental hygienists and registered dental assistants.


School phobia. Diagnosis, emotional genesis, and management.


Medical education. A forward look.

Medical education. A forward look.


Archives of University Hospitals of Cleveland, Ohio. A prototype.


Recent developments in the microbiology of dental plaque formation.


Bruxism revisited.

Bruxism revisited.


Avoiding problems of malpractice.

Avoiding problems of malpractice.


Jaw metastases from adenocarcinoma of the kidney (hypernephroma).


Replantation of traumatically avulsed teeth.


Dental reconstruction and habilitation of cleft palate patient with fized and removable prostheses.


A contribution to the trouble-free insertion of partial dentures.


The extraction of incisors as an orthodontic measure. 1.


Physiological aspects of masticatory muscle stimulation: the myomonitor.


A plaque record for patient and doctor.

A plaque record for patient and doctor.


The dentist-patient relationship problem.


Understanding the patient.

Understanding the patient.


Speech.

Speech.


Acid production by dental plaque after sugar and sugar substitute intake. II.


Extraction of fractured teeth.

Extraction of fractured teeth.


The gold foil restoration-- a lost art?

The gold foil restoration-- a lost art?


Morphologic evolution of the Australia antigen in one case of hepatitis.


The combat zone in dental disease: bacterial plaque.


Hodgkin's disease and leukemia.

Hodgkin's disease and leukemia. Four cases of acute leukemia occurring in patients with Hodgkin's disease are described. The literature on the association of these two diseases is reviewed. Acute myeloid or undifferentiated leukemias appear to be, at least in part, a complication affecting long-term survivors of Hodgkin's disease. Reed Sternberg cell leukemia is an unusual form of Hodgkin's disease and may be associated with a poor prognosis. The cytology and cytochemistry of Reed Sternberg cells are briefly discussed.


Dens in dente.

Dens in dente.


Rebuilding carious roots with composite resin.


Orthodontists, be kind to future generations. II.


Substituted phenols. II. Cresols, cresylacetate, formo-cresol.


Analysis of 2,812 examinations on 569 subjects at Mayo Clinic.


The health of leaders and policy-makers.


The post concussion syndrome.

The post concussion syndrome.


New industry anti-noise law requires hearing tests and sound controls.


Dentistry in 1980--predictions by deans of dental schools.


Pesticide effects on occupationally exposed workers: a summary of four years observation of industry and farm volunteers in South Carolina.


Laboratory exercise for teaching dental electrosurgery in restorative dentistry.


The effects of training and criterion models on interjudge reliability.


Improved treatment planning through interdepartmental communications.


A modern statistics course for dentists using a time-sharing computer.


Attracting a "new" applicant to schools of dentistry.


Teaching dental auxiliaries the interactional aspects of social concepts.


My experiences in dental education as a student and as a teacher.


AADS to move office, central operations to Washington.


Sound and fury: the Character Reference Program.


Utilization of dental hygiene students in the periodontic clinic.


Predictability of selection criteria for the dental therapist training program at the University of Alabama in Birmingham.


Candid appraisal of admissions procedures and problems. Committee on Admissions, Columbia University.


Role of dental schools in Neighborhood Health Centers.


Act 2: federal funding and mandatory enrollment increase.


From action to reaction: the President's Address.


Problems of diagnostic failure in gouty arthritis.


Peripheral retinal neovascularization with chronic myelogenous leukemia.


Observations on the myelocyte to tissue transit time (MTT) in acute leukaemia and other proliferative disorders.


Recovery of meningeal leukaemia. A case report.


The legal status of hypnosis.

The legal status of hypnosis.


A case involving hypnotherapy as the preferred method of treatment.


The cancer nurses. 2. Care of the pediatric patient with leukemia.


Drug overdosage due to glutethimide: a reappraisal of management.


Surgical significance of the lower esophageal ring.


The survival period of primary molar teeth with devitalised pulps.


Bleaching of non-vital teeth.

Bleaching of non-vital teeth.


The catenoid parallelometer.

The catenoid parallelometer.


Fibrous dysplastic lesions of the jaw bones.


Simple bridges replacing single missing teeth. 5. Registering occlusal relationships and cementation of the completed bridge.


Cellular differentiation in a murine myelomonocytic leukemia.


Similarities of the erythrocytes in juvenile chronic myelogenous leukemia to fetal erythrocytes.


The dental nurse in New Zealand.

The dental nurse in New Zealand.


Clinical pathological conference. Keratinizing folicular cyst.


Preventive dentistry through nutritional awareness. 3.


Systemic intake of fluoride and preventive dentistry. 3. Biochemistry and structural changes.


Navy preventive program. 3. Fluoridization.


Preventive orthodontics. 2. Extrinsic factors: abnormal pressure habits.


A two year evaluation of supersoft (Coe) as a mandibular denture liner.


Preventive dentistry and plaque control. 3. "How do we know that plaque is the key anyway".


Legislation. The other side of health care.


Perspective.

Perspective.


Peer review and prepaid dental insurance. 3. He who pays the piper calls the tune.


Counseling. Keeping the lines open.

Counseling. Keeping the lines open.


Oral cancer. 3. Etiology.

Oral cancer. 3. Etiology.


Immediate care of temporomandibular joint syndrome.


Orthodontists, be kind to future generations. I.


Herpes zoster of the maxillary nerve: report of a case.


Acrocephalosyndactyly: report of a case.


Substituted phenols. 1. Hydroxy phenols, guaiacol, eugenol.


Your investments.

Your investments.


What's new in dentistry.

What's new in dentistry.


How have dental fees changed?

How have dental fees changed?


Plan your tax deductions now.

Plan your tax deductions now.


Dental school tuition keeps rising ... and only student loans can insure dentistry's future.


What's ahead for dental hygienists?

What's ahead for dental hygienists?


The disorganization of "organized" dentistry.


Practice administration.

Practice administration.


The new dimension in dentistry.

The new dimension in dentistry.


The youngest profession.

The youngest profession.


Show and tell for prevention.

Show and tell for prevention.


How to find and keep the rare gem.

How to find and keep the rare gem.


Indirect archwire fabrication.

Indirect archwire fabrication.


Owning, planning, equipping an orthodontic office.


Psychological disturbances associated with a mutilated malocclusion.


Raising fees--1972.

Raising fees--1972.


New hints on the use of elastic thread.

New hints on the use of elastic thread.


Pregnancy in chronic myeloid leukaemia.

Pregnancy in chronic myeloid leukaemia.


Health care for all: when, how and how much.


The short-stay surgical facility: something old-something new.


Carotid-cavernous sinus fistula accompanying mid-facial fractures: report of case.


Fallacy of cold sterilization.

Fallacy of cold sterilization.


Postanesthetic complications after inpatient general anesthesia for odontectomy: report of cases.


Sublingual dermoid cyst in infant: report of case.


A simplified method for fixation of the fractured mandibular condyle.


The "thou shalt nots"  of dentistry.

The "thou shalt nots"  of dentistry.


Your future in dental hygiene.

Your future in dental hygiene.


Guidelines for teaching expanded functions.


Acute leukaemia in adults. The experience at Royal Prince Alfred hospital, 1965-1970.


Chronic granulocytic leukaemia. Comparison of uracil mustard and busulphan.


Denturists in Canada.

Denturists in Canada.


The pros and cons of licensure of the dental laboratory industry.


Economically speaking. More sources now offer financial planning package to small businesses.


Bacterial endocarditis ... again?

Bacterial endocarditis ... again?


Innovations in continuing dental education for South Dakota--instructional television training sessions for dentists.


Student biochemistry research--summer 1971.


Dental students teach.

Dental students teach.


Why teach pharmacology to dental students--multidisciplinary commentary.


Delta Dental Plans of Minnesota.

Delta Dental Plans of Minnesota.


Minnesota Department of Health observes a century of service.


What's your diagnosis? Chronic myelogenous leukemia.


McGill and the Pointe St. Charles Dental Clinic.


Scientific strategies in human affairs: use of deep mathematical models.


Differential diagnosis of arthritis.

Differential diagnosis of arthritis.


Conformational aspects of acidic sugars: circular dichroism studies.


Metabolism of tetrahydrofolate in Plasmodium lophurae and duckling erythrocytes.


Mapping of evoked sensory responses in posterior thalamic nuclei of the cat.


Pineal homeostatic regulation of shifts in the circadian activity rhythm during maturation and aging.


Accomac dentist sculptures wild life in porcelain.


Physical and pharmacological properties of a series of ultra-long-acting local anesthetics and neuromuscular blocking agents.


The new Dental Practice Act.

The new Dental Practice Act.


The fashionable tooth.

The fashionable tooth.


Pulpal response in rat molars following use of a composite resin.


Preventive dentistry--new concepts.

Preventive dentistry--new concepts.


Periodontal and oral hygiene status of retarded children in Israel.


Establishing and registering occlusal vertical dimension and centric relation in occlusal reconstruction.


The temporomandibular joint pain-dysfunction syndrome. Radiographic evaluation.


In vitro chemical inhibition of plaque formation.


The passage of tritiated bacterial endotoxin across intact gingival crevicular epithelium.


Relationship between "tooth mobility" and "mechanical mobility of teeth".


The use of wooden wedges in periodontal flap surgery.


Periodontal disease in aged individuals.


The umbilical cord and umbilical artery aplasia.


The periodontium of the enamel aspect of the rat incisor.


Early obstetric diagnosis by diagnostic ultrasound.


Continuing education in psychiatry in a community hospital.


An evaluation of newborn mortality and premature trends at Columbia Hospital for Women, Washington, D.C. 1967-1970.


Do estrogens cause breast cancer? A critique.


Digitalis toxicity.

Digitalis toxicity.


The medical model in psychiatry: love it or leave it.


The District of Columbia Professional Corporation Act.


Divorce counselling: when a physician refers only one spouse for psychotherapy.


Development of acute leukaemia in Waldenstrom's macroglobulinaemia after prolonged treatment with chlorambucil.


Gout and fibrositis in cold weather.

Gout and fibrositis in cold weather.


A case of dentinal dysplasia and-or calcification of the dentinal papilla.


A study of temporomandibular joint morphology and its relationship to the dentition.


"Phantom" abscess.

"Phantom" abscess.


Bullet crown.

Bullet crown.


Effect of water lavage on removal of tissue fragments from crush wounds.


Eagle's syndrome necessitating bilateral styloid amputation.


Custom fabrication for mandibular reconstruction.


An impacted supernumerary tooth in the floor of the right naris. Report of a case.


Oral manifestations of lupoid hepatitis. Report of a case.


Oral ulceration--clinical aspects.

Oral ulceration--clinical aspects.


Hereditary hypocalcified amelogenesis imperfecta. Pedigree analysis.


Oral manifestations of porphyria.

Oral manifestations of porphyria.


Focal epithelial hyperplasia. A light and electron microscopic study of one case.


Recurrent ameloblastic fibroma. Report of a case.


Analysis of stress distribution by endodontic posts.


Pulp reactions to calcium hydroxide-containing materials.


Vascular and nerve changes associated with the healing of the human pulp.


Septicemia due to Aeromonas hydrophila and Mima polymorpha in a patient with acute myelogenous leukemia.


A comparative assessment of eye protective devices and a proposed system of acceptance testing and grading.


The effect of contact lens thickness and corneal toricity on flexure and residual astigmatism.


Serum and urinary proteins and renal function in chronic myelogenous leukemia.


Cataracts induced in guinea pigs by acetone, cyclohexanone, and dimethyl sulfoxide.


Glass versus plastic lenses--an Air Force replacement and durability study.


Physiological tests for new contact lens materials. 1. Quantitative effects of selected oxygen atmospheres on glycogen storage, LDH concentration and thickness of the corneal epithelium.


Effect of induced anisometropia on depth perception.


The adverse effects of commonly used systemic drugs on the human eye. II. This communication is an expansion of an earlier paper on the adverse effects of commonly used systemic drugs on the human eye and represents an effort to include all of the reported adverse ocular effects for drugs using references dating  through June 1970.  The data are presented in a series of 4 tables to minimize delay in pairing both drug and adverse effect by any of several methods: 1) brand and generic names, 2) generic name/brand name ocular table of side effects, 3) pharmacological table  of ocular side effects, and 4) ocular side effects and drugs eliciting same.  These classifications simplify the finding of a reported adverse effect and the drug or drugs that can cause such an effect.


System of rehabilitation of partially sighted patients.


Structure in the interstellar extinction curve.


Detection of several new interstellar molecules.


Interstellar molecular hydrogen.

Interstellar molecular hydrogen.


Radiative association and formation of diatomic molecules.


Abundances of interstellar molecules and laboratory spectroscopy. Abundances of the elements.


Interstellar molecules and cosmochemistry.


The structure and variability of OH sources.


The chemical composition of the interstellar medium.


Evolution from amino acids: lunar occurrence of their precursors.


Photochemistry and chemical kinetics in the interstellar medium.


Cosmochemical evolution of large organic molecules: illustrative laboratory simulations for porphyrins.


Who's for preauthorization? The Health Insurance industry. Council on Dental Care programs.


Proposes appeals board.

Proposes appeals board.


Dentistry in Mexico.

Dentistry in Mexico.


Three dentists win photography awards.

Three dentists win photography awards.


Books for the dentist.

Books for the dentist.


"Our times" in dental books.

"Our times" in dental books.


From drill to quill: the dentist-writers.


The pleasance of poetry.

The pleasance of poetry.


Information retrieval-1972.

Information retrieval-1972.


1971 Survey of dental practice. VI. Fees for five dental services. Bureau of Economic Research and Statistics.


1971 survey of dental practice. V. Auxiliary personnel. Bureau of Economic Research and Statistics.


1971 Survey of dental practice. VII. The dentist's workweek and workyear. Bureau of Economic Research and Statistics.


Pulmonary edema.

Pulmonary edema.


A blueprint for nursing education in New Zealand.


The trainee nurses' view.

The trainee nurses' view.


On the spatial distribution of mortality in New Zealand.


Measurement of pituitary hormones: clinical applications. 1. Luteinising hormone.


Observations on Paget's disease of bone: case report.


Effect of phenytoin and other drugs in reducing serum DDT levels.


Royal Commission of Social Security.

Royal Commission of Social Security.


Iatrogenic drug damage: a review.

Iatrogenic drug damage: a review.


Royal Australasian College of Physicians Advisory Subcommittee. Establishment and development of coronary care units.


Presidential address.

Presidential address.


Imipramine and congenital abnormalities.


Abortion law.

Abortion law.


Alcoholism.

Alcoholism.


Dissolution rates of phenylbutazone.

Dissolution rates of phenylbutazone.


Immigration problem.

Immigration problem.


The reaction of dialkyl triselenocarbonates with amines--a hard-soft ambident electrophile.


Some developments in organic tellurium chemistry.


Some donor and acceptor complexes of organoselenium and organotellurium halides.


Infrared spectra of complex organic selenium compounds.


1 H NMR spectroscopy of selenosemicarbazides and related compounds.


NMR studies of substituent effects in diphenyl diselenides and of thermally induced rearrangements in dibenzyl diselenide.


Thermochromism of organic diselenides.

Thermochromism of organic diselenides.


Hypervalent organic derivatives of tellurium and selenium.


Sulfur and selenium isologs as probes of active sites.


Can selenoamino acids act as reversible biological antioxidants?


Selenium metabolism in animals.

Selenium metabolism in animals.


Metabolic interrelationships and adaptations in selenium toxicity.


Organic selenium chemistry.

Organic selenium chemistry.


Some regularities in the structure-function relationship of organoselenium compounds effective against dietary liver necrosis.


Teratogenesis caused by tellurium.

Teratogenesis caused by tellurium.


Methods in selenium chemistry. IV. Synthetic approaches to polydiselenides.


A new oxidation of olefins by selenium dioxide: stereospecific cis-diacetoxylation of cis- and trans-2-butenes.


The oxidative rearrangement of ketones to carboxylic acids.


Some aspects of bonding and structure in hypervalent selenium and tellurium chemistry.


Organic selenium polymers.

Organic selenium polymers.


The chemistry of selenium-bearing organometallic derivatives of group VA elements.


The chemistry and stereochemistry of organic selenium-phosphorus acids and phosphine selenides.


Human factors in long-distance flights.

Human factors in long-distance flights.


Drug screening--fact of life for the nineteen seventies.


Silicosis and diseases of retired iron foundry workers.


Variation of lung function among textile workers in the southern district of Israel.


Unusual radiopacities.

Unusual radiopacities.


Radiographic prints of seashells.

Radiographic prints of seashells.


Endodontic management of the subgingival fracture.


Physical properties and finished surface texture of composite restorative resins.


The possible role of the mylohyoid nerve in mandibular posterior tooth sensation.


Professional activities of black dentists.


Child behavior during sequential dental visits.


Parkinson's disease: the effect of levodopa therapy on the dentition: report of case.


Postherpetic (trigeminal) neuralgia: report of case.


Autohypnotic trance: report of case.

Autohypnotic trance: report of case.


Massive osteolysis of the mandible: report of case.


1971 Survey of dental practice. 8. Number of patients and patient visits; usual length of patient appointment. Bureau of Economic Research and Statistics.


Accredited dental schools. Council on Dental Education.


Survey of the dental laboratory industry, 1971. I. Composition of the sample. Bureau of Economic Research and statistics.


Number of active Dental Service Plans reaches 35: several plans add Dental Care Programs.


Dental health needs of the nation based on emotion.


Opposed to programs.

Opposed to programs.


Mounting of films.

Mounting of films.


Controversial syndrome.

Controversial syndrome.


A country dentist covering a lot of country.


Carving dexterity test is eliminated.

Carving dexterity test is eliminated.


A radiation control and monitoring system.


The monoplane occlusion for complete dentures.


The future need for oral surgeons.

The future need for oral surgeons.


Decompression of a median mandibular cyst: report of case.


Gaucher's disease discovered by mandibular biopsy: report of case.


Gigantiform cementoma resembling Paget's disease: report of case.


Sialadenoma papilliferum: report of case.


Keratoacanthoma of the lower lip: report of cases.


Treatment of recurrent dislocation of the mandible: review of literature and report of cases.


Concomitant myelomonocytic leukemia and multiple myeloma.


Paediatrics in New Zealand.

Paediatrics in New Zealand.


Thermal trauma: a review of 22 electrical burns of the lip.


Neonatal at risk factors.

Neonatal at risk factors.


Children and the general practitioner.

Children and the general practitioner.


Accidental burns and poisoning of children in the home.


Urinary tract infection in infancy.

Urinary tract infection in infancy.


Ill-thrift.

Ill-thrift.


Neonatal hypoglycaemia: a proposed scheme of detection and treatment.


Malnutrition in young children at Auckland.


New Zealand's role in the maintenance of health in some Polynesian children.


Paediatric Society of New Zealand.

Paediatric Society of New Zealand.


The contribution of the Department of Health to child health.


Fetotoxicity.

Fetotoxicity.


General practice.

General practice.


Immigration problem.

Immigration problem.


Blood alcohol and Transport Amendment Act (No. 2), 1971.


New Zealand Medical Assurance Society.

New Zealand Medical Assurance Society.


Decompression chambers.

Decompression chambers.


Influenza vaccination.

Influenza vaccination.


Medical schools in Ceylon.

Medical schools in Ceylon.


Molluscum contagiosum.

Molluscum contagiosum.


Methadone replacement therapy.

Methadone replacement therapy.


Effects of infant thymectomy and antilymphocyte serum on xenotransplantation of a human leukemia in the hamster.


The present and future of medical practice in Rhode Island.


I. The physician's role: the physician's responsibility to his smoking patient.


II. The public's responsibility: a bill of rights for the non-smoker.


Effect of two new sulfonic acid esters of aminoglycols on chronic myelogenous leukemia.


Covering an exposed root surface and providing attached gingiva with combined full- and split-thickness pedicle flaps of gingival papillae. Review of literature.


Depression of thymidylate synthetase activity in response to cytosine arabinoside.


Custom fitting of standardized gutta-percha master cones.


Acute in the young--chronic in the old. I.


Oral hygiene: a necessity in preventing and controlling dental disease.


Substituted phenols. 3. Chlorphenols, hexachlorophene.


An overhaul for dental education.

An overhaul for dental education.


Destroy those "disposables".

Destroy those "disposables".


Students want representation on examining board.


4th National Survey charts patterns of practice. 38 per cent of dentists reported as "too busy".


Your security. 2.

Your security. 2.


The current clinical status of fissure sealants.


Benign and malignant erythroplasia: report of two cases.


Bone and soft-tissue neoplasms in cats exposed to radiostrontium.


Life in Samayac.

Life in Samayac.


Systeme international.

Systeme international.


Problems of a return.

Problems of a return.


Report (Carpenter) affects all nurses.

Report (Carpenter) affects all nurses.


Addiction--its challenge to me.

Addiction--its challenge to me.


Psychiatric education and psychiatric care: an interlocking system.


Misuses of psychiatry.

Misuses of psychiatry.


Common features of psychotherapy.

Common features of psychotherapy.


Keep of the grass?

Keep of the grass?


The proverbs test for disorder of thinking in schizophrenia and mania.


Maori traditions and the eighth Congress of the Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists.


Social psychiatry and public health.

Social psychiatry and public health.


Replacement of T-cell function by a T-cell product.


Cytotoxic activity in vitro of thymus-derived lymphocytes sensitized to xenograft antigens.


Mechanism of resistance to steroids: glucocorticoid receptor defect in lymphoma cells.


Testosterone cytosol "receptor" in the rat levator ani muscle.


Protein polymorphism.

Protein polymorphism.


Maturation pathway for ribosomal RNA in the Hela cell nucleolus.


Fluoridation for all.

Fluoridation for all.


The war against plaque.

The war against plaque.


For your reception room, why not...

For your reception room, why not...


So your're going to get dentures...

So your're going to get dentures...


The hygientist's role.

The hygientist's role.


Dental arch form related with intraoral forces: PR=C.


The scope and limitations of treatment with the activator.


Variability of cephalometric landmarks used for face growth studies.


A cephalometric study of the clinical use of the mandibular labial bumper.


A nataional dental organization looks at the American Dental Association.


Can surgery replace orthodontics?

Can surgery replace orthodontics?


A cephalometric appraisal of mandibular growth related to cranial base morphology.


A study of overparalleling as a factor in stability of treatment.


Secondary cartilage: a misnomer?

Secondary cartilage: a misnomer?


The effect of early postnatal condylectomy on the growth of the mandible.


Overbite changes in the Begg and edgewise techniques.


Dental arch depth and width studied longitudinally from 12 years of age to adulthood.


Attrition of teeth in the South African Bantu.


A study of four types of orthodontic separator.


AAO sets new requirements and reaffirms old policies.


Changes in tongue position and activity following mandibular osteotomy.


Hormonal effects on orthodontic tooth movement in cats--a pilot study.


Intracranial leukaemia and the cerebrospinal fluid.


Effect of L-asparaginase therapy upon serum pseudocholinesterase and ceruloplasmin levels in patients with acute leukemia.


Maternal foetal interactions and gene frequency changes in populations of mice.


Regression methods for studying genotype-environment interactions.


Variation of metric traits under subdivision and inbreeding.


Progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy.


Selective toxicity of rifamycin derivatives for leukaemic human leucocytes.


X-ray diffraction study of a new crystal form of yeast phenylalanine tRNA.


New method of studying the precursor-product relationship between high molecular weight RNA and messenger RNA.


Carcinogen dimethylnitrosamine produced in vivo from nitrite and aminopyrine.


Regenerative capacity of visceral preganglionic neurones.


Structural changes in actin-containing filaments of muscle.


Evidence for Na-H exchange in the rabbit pancreas.


Proline accumulation and varietal adaptability to drought in barley: a potential metabolic measure of drought resistance.


Allosteric properties of acetylcholinesterase.


Mitochondrial heterosis and complementation as biochemical measures of yield.


Method of investigating genotype environment and other two factor interactions.


Notes on the mechanism of action of gibberellic acid.


Structures of two glycyl-tRNAs from Staphylococcus epidermidis.


Molecular mechanism for the interaction of phospholipid with cholesterol.


Probable identity of tissue specific histone with encephalitogenic protein.


Tissue distribution of glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase isoenzymes and the effect of alloxan diabetes and insulin.


Formation of a hybrid enzyme between echinoderm arginine kinase and mammalian creatine kinase.


In situ generation of irreversible enzyme inhibitors.


Myo-inositol binding site of concanavalin A.


Inactivation of complement by L-asparaginase preparations not correlated with enzyme content.


A new amine storing compartment in adrenergic axons.


Protection against dimethylnitrosamine toxicity by pregnenolone-16 -carbonitrile.


Prostaglandin production by experimental tumours and effects of anti-inflammatory compounds.


A Computerized Information Network for Community Health (CINCH).


What is a data bank?

What is a data bank?


Using the data base for patient care.

Using the data base for patient care.


A health care plan for East Harlem--now. Social, political, and ethical implications for CINCH.


A health care plan for East Harlem--now. An economist looks at the health care plan.


A health care plan for East Harlem--now. Some confusion of purpose.


A health care plan for East Harlem--now. Medical care in the 1970s, and comments on the CINCH program.


A health care plan for East Harlem--now. A warm computer.


A health care plan for East Harlem--now. A new kind of continuity.


A health care plan for East Harlem--now. A tool for health care.


A health plan for East Harlem--now. Quality medical care.


A health care plan for East Harlem--now. On defining community medicine service.


A health care plan for East Harlem--now. The goals of CINCH.


A health care plan for East Harlem--now. Legal implications.


A health care plan for East Harlem--now. The department of creativity.


A health care plan for East Harlem--now. From the other side of the Atlantic.


A health care plan for East Harlem--now.


What is community medicine?

What is community medicine?


Mount Sinai in East Harlem.

Mount Sinai in East Harlem.


Transportation for health in the East Harlem triangle.


A health care plan for East Harlem--now. A sitting-down victory.


The family health worker.

The family health worker.


An approach to school health.

An approach to school health.


A hospital without walls.

A hospital without walls.


A health care plan for East Harlem--now. The environmental extension service.


A health care plan for East Harlem--now. Building family strength.


A health care plan for East Harlem--now. The student health opportunities program.


A health care plan for East Harlem--now. The community nutrition team.


Mount Sinai's social services in East Harlem.


Family planning in East Harlem.

Family planning in East Harlem.


A health care plan for East Harlem--now. A pharmacy input to CINCH.


The Baltimore maternal and infant care project.


A health care plan for East Harlem--now. The Baltimore experience: 80,000 IBM cards.


A health care plan for East Harlem--now. The Baltimore experience: the computer to the rescue.


A health care plan for East Harlem--now. The Baltimore experience: the computer printout.


Multiple myeloma--development of alternative malignancy following successful chemotherapy.


Cytotoxicity of a glycolytic enzyme inhibitor for immature lymphoid cells.


Present status of the drug abuse counteroffensive in the Armed Forces.


The hemodynamic basis of atherosclerosis. Further observtions: the ostial lesion.


Lithium in the treatment of manic-depressive illness.


Centralization and automation of cancer experience.


Professional liability: what is to be done?


Renal failure due to hyperuricemia.

Renal failure due to hyperuricemia.


Glycoprotein receptors for concanavalin A isolated from pig lymphocyte plasma membrane by affinity chromatography in sodium deoxycholate.


Increased activity of choline acetyltransferase in sympathetic ganglia after prolonged administration of nerve growth factor.


In vivo conversion of phenmetrazine into its N-nitroso derivative.


Visual mechanism determining flight distance in Zebra danios (Brachydanio rerio Pisces).


Control of rRNA production in non-growing cells.


Acute death of mice from massive doses of high energy electron.


Subcutaneous injections of vaccine adjuvant DEAE-dextran induce local sarcomas in mice.


Bone carcinosis.

Bone carcinosis.


Malignant x-ray findings of primary bone tumor.


Univariate versus multivariate differences in tooth size according to sex.


Carabelli's trait in Hindu children from Gujarat.


An in vitro investigation of abrasion and staining of dental resins.


Acid production from glucose and sucrose by growing cultures of caries-conducive streptococci.


Circadian rhythms in the cell division rate of the inner enamel epithelium and in the uptake of  3 H-thymidine by the root tip of rat incisors.


Spiramycin excretion in animals. II. Repeated oral doses in rats.


Potential errors in analyzing enamel for fluoride concentrations and rates of acid dissolution subsequent to stannous fluoride treatments.


Epidemiologic studies of caries-free and caries-active students. I. Prevalence of potentially cariogenic streptococci.


Evaluation of a composite resin crown and bridge luting agent.


Effects of various topical fluorides on subsequent mineralization and dissolution of enamel.


Phase discrimination using scanning electron microscopy techniques.


Detection of glycoproteins in rat tongue epithelium.


Topology of DNA and N gene expression in coliphage lambda.


A thermoelectric probe for tooth cooling.


Radioautographic study of chondrocytic proliferation in nasal septal cartilage of the 10-day-old rat.


Rate of synthesis of non-ribosomal RNA in castrate uterus after oestradiol-17  stimulation.


Agglutination of normal cells by plant lectins following infection with nononcogenic viruses.


Studies in the biochemistry of oral tissue. 3. Pathways of carbohydrate metabolism in bovine attached gingiva.


Fluoride uptake in natural tooth surfaces pretreated with aluminum nitrate.


The effect of neuraminidase on the properties of salivary proteins.


Evidence for the placental transfer of  3 H-acetyl-melatonin.


Effects of x-radiation on enamel solubility.


Morphological transformation of human astrocytes by visna virus with complete virus production.


Accessory canals in rat molars.

Accessory canals in rat molars.


Immunosuppressive effect of the infectious bursal agent in the chicken.


Phosphorylation of frog photoreceptor membranes induced by light.


Interferon inhibits DNA synthesis induced in mouse lymphocyte suspensions by phytohaemagglutinin or by allogeneic cells.


Transverse nuclear relaxation in lecithin bilayers.


Possible toxic effects from inhalation of dental ingredients by alteration of drug biologic half-life.


Molecular organization of photoreceptor membranes of rod outer segments.


Production of bone matrix in vitro. 3. Effect of a synthetic medium on bone explants.


A toxicity profile for calcium aluminate.


Distribution and frequency of streptococcus mutants in caries-active individuals.


Conservative and respirator treatment of acute respiratory insufficiency in patients with chronic obstructive lung disease. A reappraisal.


PHA -blastogenesis in relationship to the cell-type and source in acute leukemia.


Spontaneous magnitude estimation of thermal discomfort during changes in the ambient temperature. Thermal comfort sensations are often studied in isolation, with the subjects' attention specifically directed towards their evaluation, both by instructions and by the recurrent act of questioning. A closer approach to the field situation, in which room temperature is at most a background stimulus, is made possible by the method of spontaneous magnitude estimation of thermal sensation. Thirty-six male and 36 female 17-year-old subjects in standard cotton uniforms (0.7 clo) were exposed in groups of 4 in a climate chamber to patterns of changing air temperature typical of conditions in occupied classrooms. Temperatures remained within the range 20-29 degrees C. and did not increase more rapidly than 4 degrees C./hr. Each individual recorded his thermal sensation on a dial voting apparatus, registering changes spontaneously as a secondary task while performing mental work during three successive 50 min. periods, with 10 min. breaks between. It was thus possible to obtain a measure of the time course of thermal discomfort sensations, including the extent to which they distracted attention. Significant differences were found between the responses of males and females, males in general feeling hotter and reacting more rapidly to changes in temperature. Response distributions are given in detail.


Survival of Salmonella typhi in sea-water. The bactericidal activity of natural sea-water on S. typhi is due to the combined effect of pH, salinity, toxic ions, presence of competitor and predator marine organisms, unidentified heat-labile toxic substances and competition for the limited food supply. Sea-water subjected to filtration and autoclaving lost the major part of its bactericidal activity. It is concluded that predators and competitors contribute significantly to the rapid death of S. typhi in raw sea-water. The addition of peptone decreases the bactericidal activity of sea-water. The fluctuations in the total number of competitors and predators in sea-water together with the fluctuations in the concentration of heavy metal ions may be affected by various factors. Such fluctuations are probably responsible for the variable bactericidal action of different sea-water samples.Bathing in sewage-polluted sea-water carries with it a health risk in spite of the excessive dilution of pathogenic micro-organisms in the sea and the rapid self-purification process of sea-water. The natural purifying processes are incapable of coping with massive pollution problems and should not be relied on as the sole protection offered to users of sea-water.


Coronative antibody tires in sera of healthy adults and experimentally infected volunteers. Six coronaviruses isolated in the U.S.A. have been inoculated into volunteers and all produced colds. Between 10 and 20% of infected volunteers developed heterologous antibody responses after these and other experimental infections with coronaviruses. The haemagglutination-inhibition test with the OC43 virus strain was found to detect antibody rises after infection with a variety of strains.Studies on normal adult sera taken between 1965 and 1970 revealed a high frequency of neutralizing antibody to one strain (229 E) and a frequency of HI antibody to strain OC43 which fluctuated from year to year. Complement-fixing antibodies to these two viruses were also found, revealing an apparent increase in the activity of coronaviruses in the general population of the U.K., during the winter of 1968-9.


Polyethylene glycol purification of influenza virus with respect to aggregation and antigenicity. Influenza virus may be precipitated and aggregated by polyethylene glycol into clusters comprising ten to many hundred virions per aggregate. These aggregates are sparingly soluble and may be freed of contaminating polymer by washing in the appropriate buffer at room temperature or by precipitation in 30% (v/v) ethanol at subzero temperatures.Immunogenic studies in guinea-pigs of the virus in different states of dispersion revealed that the aggregated virus is the superior antigen to the virus in the monomeric form or in the dissociated state following treatment with ether.


The control by ventilation of airborne bacterial transfer between hospital patients, and its assessment by means of a particle tracer. I. An airborne-particle tracer for cross-infection studies. A simple and convenient particle tracer for studies of the effectiveness of isolation units and other places in limiting the airborne transfer of bacteria is described. Particles of potassium iodide 7-8 mum. diameter are generated by spraying from solution and collected on membrane filters. The particles can be identified by development with 0.1% acid palladium chloride solution, when dark brown spots approximately 100 mum. in diameter are produced.


The control by ventilation of airborne bacterial transfer between hospital patients, and its assessment by means of a particle tracer. II. Ventilation in subdivided isolation units. Values are deduced for the efficiency of isolation against airborne particulates, e.g. micro-organisms, of a variety of ventilation systems. The calculated values show reasonable correspondence with the limited experimental data available. Much better control and indication of the air flow is necessary if high degrees of isolation are required.


The control by ventilation of airborne bacterial transfer between hospital patients, and its assessment by means of a particle tracer. 3. Studies with an airborne-particle tracer in an isolation ward for burned patients. Airborne-particle transfer has been studied in a burns unit using potassium iodide particles. The observed rates of transfer were in good agreement with the values predicted by a theoretical model.An estimate of the average transfer between rooms under conditions of normal activity and with correctly functioning ventilation showed that the isolation system was highly efficient, the proportion transferred being probably less than 1 in 10(5). However, the ventilation often did not function as designed and under these conditions the efficiency was reduced by a maximum of a factor of ten. These rates of transfer do not seem great enough to account for the high rate of cross-infection found in this unit.


An epidemic associated with echovirus type 18. During the period October 1968 to March 1969 echovirus type 18 was isolated from 83 patients investigated at Fairfield Hospital for Communicable Diseases, Melbourne. The illnesses most commonly associated with these isolations were aseptic meningitis, and fever with rash.We believe that this is the first report of an epidemic due to echovirus type 18 and the first occasion on which this virus has been shown to produce disease in adults.


Specificity of early protective responses induced by pseudomonas vaccines. A single inoculation of pseudomonas vaccine protected mice against a 1 LD 100 challenge by nine different serotypes of Pseudomonas aeruginosa, 4 days after vaccination. Three inoculations of the same vaccine, given on consecutive days, protected mice for a longer time, against challenge by a wide range of Ps. aeruginosa serotypes, than the single inoculation of vaccine. The amount of vaccine inoculated only marginally influenced the non-specific response. F1 vaccines from eight serotypes of Ps. aeruginosa each induced protection against a different range of serotypes.


Is the doctor failing the alcoholic?

Is the doctor failing the alcoholic?


An evaluation of strontium chloride, Rappaport and strontium selenite enrichment for the isolation of salmonellas from man, animals, meat products and abattoir effluents. Strontium chloride enrichment broth was found to be comparable to Rappaport broth for the recovery of a wide range of Salmonella serotypes from man, animals, meat products and effluents. With the exception of cloacal samples from reptiles, both procedures were superior to selenite F.The performance of strontium chloride Mand selenite F enrichment was improved when effluent samples were incubated at 43 degrees C.Strontium chloride M and Rappaport enrichment were superior to selenite F for the isolation of Arizona species from reptiles.Strontium chloride B, strontium selenite and Rappaport broths were found suitable for the isolation of multiple Salmonella serotypes from sea water contaminated with abattoir effluents. The strontium chloride B and strontium selenite enrichment media were superior to Rappaport broth when samples were incubated at 43 degrees C.Modified bismuth sulphite agar was found superior to Salmonella-Shigella agar as a solid subculture medium.The investigation of a food poisoning outbreak due to Salmonella typhimurium phage type 21 is reported.The significance of the choice of sampling and isolation techniques in salmonellosis in man and animals is discussed.


Let us speak with unified voice.

Let us speak with unified voice.


Perinephric abscess with subphrenic extension. A case report.


Chondromalacia in runners.

Chondromalacia in runners.


Preoperative irradiation of breast cancer.


Learning and impediments to learning.

Learning and impediments to learning.


Evaluating the effectiveness of coronary care units.


Mass screening for hereditary diseases.

Mass screening for hereditary diseases.


Medical management of child abuse.

Medical management of child abuse.


Reconstruction of rheumatoid hands.

Reconstruction of rheumatoid hands.


The problems of functional conflicts between anterior teeth.


Pressure yielding of the maxillary mucoperiosteum.


Scanning electron microscopic examination of surfaces and margins of restorations.


Ultrasonic measurements of movements of the working condyle.


A clinical assessment of obturator-wearing cleft palate patients.


A modified "shell" type of temporary acrylic resin fixed partial denture.


Hard and soft tissue necroses following radiation therapy for oral cancer.


Soft tissue-spot-tangential roentgenography in diagnosis of thyroid carcinoma--a method for detecting psammoma bodies.


Bacteria, skin sterilization, and wound healing in psoriasis.


Automated multiphasic laboratory screening in cancer population.


Diagnostic importance of laternal positions of gaze.


Sexual behavior in heroin addiction and methadone maintenance. Correlation with plasma luteinizing hormone.


Incomitant strabismus. Mechanical anomalies.


Surgical results of third cranial nerve palsies.


Psychiatric technics in crisis therapy.

Psychiatric technics in crisis therapy.


Clinicopathologic conference. Rapid onset of acute congestive heart failure.


Electrical hazards during surgery.

Electrical hazards during surgery.


Electrocardiograms of the month.

Electrocardiograms of the month.


Adenocarcinoma of rete testis.

Adenocarcinoma of rete testis.


Perforated appendix with abscess and massive hemoperitoneum.


Separation of transcobalamins on small DEAE-cellulose columns.


Heroin utilization. A communicable disease?


The infant of the diabetic mother.

The infant of the diabetic mother.


Management of life-threatening asthma in children. A preliminary study of the use of morphine in respiratory failure.


Viable organ procurement.

Viable organ procurement.


South Carolina maternal mortality review for 1969.


Chromatin packing, repeated DNA sequences and gene control.


DNA polymerase potentials of sea urchin embryos.


Histones, chromatin structure and RNA synthesis.


Clinical studies and physiological properties of Hopkins-2 haemoglobin.


Duplicated alpha-chain genes in Hopkins-2 haemoglobin of man and evidence for unequal crossing over between them.


Fluorescence in biomolecular phospholipid membranes.


Personal identification in mass disasters.


Problems related to recent and proposed changes in postgraduate medical education.


Electrical stimulation of partial limb regeneration in mammals.


Cogan's syndrome with cardiovascular involvement: aortic insufficiency.


Symposium on the comprehensive care of lung diseases in children.


Observations on pulmonary function testing and blood-gas analysis in children.


The spectrum of chronic pulmonary disease in children.


Infection in chronic lung disease.

Infection in chronic lung disease.


Inhalation therapy and bronchial drainage in the management of chronic lung diseases in children.


Continuing education--the stepchild of dental education.


A modular curriculum design for dentistry.


An examination for a British Ph.D.

An examination for a British Ph.D.


The education of dental students in modern community hospitals.


Computer simulation of a dental practice using therapists.


Course in cardiopulmonary resuscitation for dental students.


Expanded duties: landmark report.

Expanded duties: landmark report.


The professional in our time.

The professional in our time.


A survey of biochemistry courses taught in dental schools.


Letter to editor. Correction to article. "The products of dental education (curriculum: design and setting).


Federal grants available to improve health science libraries.


The study of accreditation of selected health educational programs.


Continuing education mandatory for relicensure in 6 states.


A direct procedure for indicating mandibular rest position.


Letter to the editor. Standard abbreviations(and definitions) for use in dental laboratory work authorizations.


The myth of permanent density.

The myth of permanent density.


Properties of surgical casting alloys.

Properties of surgical casting alloys.


Brown recluse spider bite. Report of a case.


The physiological basis of acupuncture therapy.


North Carolina Cancer Registry.

North Carolina Cancer Registry.


Patterns of patient utilization in a volunteer medical clinic.


Ten years' experience in pediatric group practice.


After hours pediatric practice.

After hours pediatric practice.


Breast reconstruction.

Breast reconstruction.


Systemic bone disease in bony thorax.

Systemic bone disease in bony thorax.


[Roentgenologic diagnosis of the gastrointestinal tract by harmonization].


The leukaemias. 1. Acute leukaemia.

The leukaemias. 1. Acute leukaemia.


Acute myeloblastic leukaemia.

Acute myeloblastic leukaemia.


Sighthill Clinic.

Sighthill Clinic.


Primary medical care in Sweden.

Primary medical care in Sweden.


Along the road to Vellore.

Along the road to Vellore.


Adsorption of bile acids to intestinal microorganisms.


Antigenic studies of genus Micrococcus. 1. Agglutination.


Human infections with Francisella tularensis in Norway. Development of a serological screening test.


Studies on the complement fixation test with Mycoplasma pneumoniae antigen. 7. Purification of not cell-bound antigen in broth culture.


Intravascular clearance of endotoxin in warfarin--treated rabbits.


A histological study of chromatolytic cell groups in the trigeminal ganglion of the rat.


Gilles de la Tourette's disease.

Gilles de la Tourette's disease.


A scanning electron microscope study of pit and fissure surfaces conditioned for adhesive sealing.


Transfer of water and electrolytes across the perfused ducts of the dog submandibular gland.


Effects of duct ligation upon  131 I uptake by submaxillary and sublingual glands in mice.


The stability of water in human dental enamel studied by proton nuclear magnetic resonance.


Variations in flow rate, metabolites and enzyme activities of fasting human parotid saliva.


Effects of age and castration on compensatory hypertrophy and sialic acid levels of the male rat submandibular gland.


In-vitro affinity of fluoride to proteins, dextrans, bacteria and salivary components.


An investigation into the presence of slow-graded fibres in the anterior belly of the rat digastric muscle.


Mobilization of fluoride from the bones and teeth of growing and mature rats.


Caries-resistant sites on human maxillary incisor teeth.


Reflex jaw opening following electrical stimulation of oral mucous membrane in man.


The fluorescent, microradiographic, microhardness and specific gravity properties of tetracycline-affected human enamel and dentine.


The formaldehyde-sensitivity of acid phosphatases involved in osteogenesis and odontogenesis in the rat.


Lingual pressure patterns in the transition from tongue thrust to adult swallowing.


The production of L(+) and D(-) lactic acid and volatile acids by human dental plaque and the effect of plaque buffering and acidic strength on pH.


The effect of jaw position on the excitability of two reflexes involving the masseter muscle in man.


The effect of saliva on viability of HeLa cells in anisotonic solutions.


Dermal-epidermal interactions. Cultivation of embryonic rabbit gingiva and studies of heterotypic tissue recombinants on the chick chorio-allantoic membrane.


Tooth eruption induced in grey lethal mice using parathyroid hormone.


On the nature of the molecular heterogeneity of rat parotid amylase.


A medium for the recognition and enumeration of Streptococcus mutans.


Sucrose tasting and dental caries in man.


A technique for the intubation of the parotid duct in rats.


A special relationship between spherical and filamentous microorganisms in mature human dental plaque.


Dental practitioners' requirements in postgraduate courses.


Silver soldered joints in stainless steel. A comparative evaluation of techniques.


Lympho-epithelial cyst of the floor of the mouth. A case report.


Herniation of buccal fat pad. A case report.


A temporary or semi-mobile clinic.

A temporary or semi-mobile clinic.


Alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency.

Alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency.


Abnormalities of platelet function in the myeloproliferative disorders.


The view box: bronchial adenoma.

The view box: bronchial adenoma.


Cardiovascular manifestations of myotonic dystrophy. Report of a case.


The nephrotic syndrome in Hodgkin's disease.


Tuberculoid leprosy: a neurologic case report.


Hypothermia associated with methadone intoxication.


Confidentiality and privileged communications: the psychotherapeutic relationship revisited.


The Stokes-Adams syndrome.

The Stokes-Adams syndrome.


New developments in emergency care.

New developments in emergency care.


The syndrome of midsystolic extra sound and late systolic murmur.


The clinical utility of in-vitro tests of thyroid function.


The Good Samaritan laws. District of Columbia.


Forest Haven--current programs and treatment.


Last class for Capital City School of Nursing.


Editorial: alcoholism.

Editorial: alcoholism.


Shortage of paramedical personnel.

Shortage of paramedical personnel.


Selling dentistry.

Selling dentistry.


Attitudes to fluoridation. A survey of British housewives.


Encephalopathy in acute leukaemia associated with methotrexate therapy.


Glutaraldehyde and calcium hydroxide. A pulp dressing material.


The properties of self-curing denture bases.


Amalgam carrier for retrograde apical fillings.


Just a thought.

Just a thought.


Intervillous adhesion of small intestine.


Experimental studies on human reaction to cold--with reference to differences between males and females.


Diagnostic value of brain scanning in children.


Possible role of mycoplasmas in periodontal disease.


Pneumopericardium in the newborn--a complication of respirator management.


Serum lactic dehydrogenase isozyme in malignant diseases for evaluation of treatment.


Drug addiction in the adolescent and young adult.


Central nervous system involvement in acute childhood leukemia.


Report on a three-county cervical cancer screening project.


A local habitation and a name.

A local habitation and a name.


Cancer topics: reach to recovery.

Cancer topics: reach to recovery.


Regional Medical Program assumes expanded health care mission.


The South Carolina Department of Mental Health.


Thyrocalcitonin deficiency and urolithiasis. Preliminary report.


Mucoceles of paranasal sinuses.

Mucoceles of paranasal sinuses.


The gargle test. New oral cancer screening method.


Location and practice busyness: maldistribution of dental services in New York State.


Artificial muscle-activated prosthetic ventricle.


Intrathoracic goiter located in posterior mediastinum.


High-velocity pulmonary injury. Relation to traumatic wet-lung syndrome.


Direct coronary arterial surgery. Comparative study of internal mammary-coronary arterial direct anastomosis and saphenous vein jump graft.


Electrocardiograms of the month.

Electrocardiograms of the month.


New central flow pivoting disk aortic and mitral prosthesis. Clinical experience.


Strangulated obturator hernia.

Strangulated obturator hernia.


Methadone maintenance treatment of narcotic addiction. Analysis of police records of arrests before and during treatment.


Hyperglycemic hyperosmolar coma associated with hydrochlorothiazide and pancreatitis.


Practice of community psychiatry.

Practice of community psychiatry.


Patient's view of illness and surgery.

Patient's view of illness and surgery.


Unreported pulmonary tuberculosis. Documented analysis.


Abortion: inalienable right.

Abortion: inalienable right.


Thirteen month old child with swelling of cheek for several months duration.


W. C. Roentgen. Travel aspects of his life.


Psychiatric hospitalization. Role of administrative policy.


Total hip replacement.

Total hip replacement.


Radiologic case presentation No. 9.

Radiologic case presentation No. 9.


Demonstration of progenitor cryptocides in the blood of patients with collagen and neoplastic diseases.


Performance of collagen-invertase complex membrane in a biocatalytic module.


Discussion paper: a comparative study of the amino acid compositions of membrane proteins and other proteins.


Discussion paper: classical scattering calculation of particulate artifacts in membrane optical activity.


Discussion paper: amoeba plasma membrane.


Discussion paper: structure of membrane proteins.


A fluid lipid-globular protein mosaic model of membrane structure.


Conformation of protein in biological membranes and a model transmembrane channel.


Surface behavior of membrane proteins.

Surface behavior of membrane proteins.


Discussion paper: diversity in membrane structure: from unit to binary.


X-ray studies of membranes and model systems.


Ionic probes of membrane structures.

Ionic probes of membrane structures.


Discussion paper: status of x-ray diffraction of membranes.


Comparative diffraction studies on myelin membranes.


Discussion paper: experimental basis of the unit membrane theory.


Discussion paper: molecular structures and conformations of the phospholipids and sphingomyelins.


Discussion paper: membrane models.

Discussion paper: membrane models.


Discussion paper: a succinylated protein-lipid complex.


Electron microscopy: a glimpse into the future.


Discussion paper: models of membrane structure.


The mechanism of sugar transfer across erythrocyte membranes.


Rhodopsin: conformational changes in a membrane protein.


Discussion paper: some molecular properties of visual pigment membranes.


Excitability of artificial membrane as an analogy to excitable biological membrane.


Proteolipids from membrane systems.

Proteolipids from membrane systems.


States of activity and structure in mitochondrial membranes.


Bioethics for whom?

Bioethics for whom?


Ethics and the social success of science.


Reflections on general membrane structure: the conference in review.


Social ethics and the conduct of science.


Social ethics and the conduct of science: specialization and the fragmentation of responsibility.


Science for the people.

Science for the people.


Science and social responsibility: a case history.


Scientific societies and public responsibilities.


Responsibility of individual scientists.


The role of societies and institutions in the maximization of the human value of science.


Politics and the university.

Politics and the university.


Responsibilities of scientific societies and institutions.


Emotion versus objectivity in the funding of biomedical research.


Funding and decision-making in science.

Funding and decision-making in science.


An attempt to communicate scientific information to the public via a non-institutional format.


A case of facial pain.

A case of facial pain.


Perception: its meaning, significance and control in dental procedures. II. Psychological aspects.


Ultrastructural studies on the developing tooth in normal cats and cats exposed to low levels of fluoride. I. The cervial loop, early dentinogenesis and initial amelogenesis.


Electromyography of the masseter and anterior temporalis muscles in patients with atypical facial pain.


A new cast measuring instrument for use in immediate denture and other research.


Mercury as a dental hazard.

Mercury as a dental hazard.


Concerning the fate of bacteria following the filling of infected root canals.


Predicting the range of inbred lines.

Predicting the range of inbred lines.


Somatic association in BHK21 homosynkaryons.


Six months on a commune. "A comparison of a therapeutic community with a kibutz".


Women's Liberation: its effects on family stability and gender identity in adults and youth.


Identity and violence. (In pursuit of the causes of war and organised violence).


Devlopmental groupings of pre-school children.


Psychological aspects and motor vehicle accidents..


Holocaust survivors in kibbutzim: readaptation and reintegration.


On mourning and anniversaries: the relationship of cuturally constituted defensive systems to intra-psychic adaptive processes.


Professional privilege vs. the public good.


Maldistribution of dental manpower: a cause for national concern.


The dentist's creed.

The dentist's creed.


A self-assessment and continuing education program for the practicing dentist.


The performance of community oriented activities by dental practitioners: its relation to practice intensity.


The ethical dilemma of the dental hygienist.


Dentistry and the health care crisis.

Dentistry and the health care crisis.


Omental transposition into the liver for the treatment of biliary atresia. An experimental study.


The change of nutrition status of the civilian Chinese population of Taiwan in the recent 16 years.


Implementation of expanded functions for auxiliary personnel in the undergraduate dental curriculum.


An evaluation of the dental assistant utilization program at the University of Alabama School of Dentistry.


Practitioners' awareness of colleagues' activities.


A clinical report. Water-free stannous-fluoride gel and post-irradiation caries.


Thirty and out.

Thirty and out.


Demographical characteristics and social factors related to public opinion on fluoridation.


An appraisal of Health Maintenance Organizations.


Quality of care in dental practice; the approach of the Indian Health Service.


Symposium: behavior modification by drugs. 3. The clinical use of stimulant drugs in children.


The incubator-respirator: methods for improving its reliability.


Pagophagia and iron deficiency anemia in adolescent girls.


Improvement of the incubator-respirator.


Solitary fused kidney with a single Y-shaped ureter.


Hodgkin's disease: eleven years' experience at West Virginia University.


Malignant melanomas in upper respiratory tracts.


Effect of ribonuclease on mucosal allografts and humoral antibody in rabbits.


A comparison of bacterial plaque disclosants in periodontal disease.


The disto-lingual groove in the maxillary lateral incisor; a periodontal hazard.


Analysis of the therapy of an open bite due to tongue thrusting.


Complications of the healing process after periodontal surgery.


Root preparation. I. Obturation of dentinal tubules in treatment of root hypersensitivity.


The use of cleocin in post-surgical periodontal patients.


Predictions of backbone conformational changes in abnormal haemolgobins.


Multiple length DNA molecules of bacteriophage phi-X174.


Selective interruption of high molecular weight RNA synthesis in HeLa cells by camptothecin.


Improved development of "rat egg-cylinders" in vitro as a result of fusion of the heart primordia.


Life span, distribution and radiosensitivity of the large lymphocyte.


Muscle-like arrays in a fibroblast line.


DNA synthesis during maturation of starfish oocytes.


Evidence that enzyme polymorphisms are not selectively neutral.


Study of intracellular collagen precursors using DNA-cellulose chromatography.


Branched electron transport chain in Trypanosoma mega.


Membrane polypeptides associated with photochemical systems.


Folic acid as second chemotactic substance in the cellular slime moulds.


Defects in the blood-nerve barrier in mice with leprosy neuropathy.


DNA loss during Robertsonian fusion in studies of the tobacco mouse.


Effect of rifampicin on the development of tumours induced by adenovirus in male hamsters.


Two amino-acid carriers in pea chloroplasts.


Molecular orbital study of hapten-antibody interactions.


Unjustified doubts about the nuclear magnetic resonance demonstration of structured water in neural and muscle tissue.


Delayed hypersensitivity in the hereditary pituitary dwarf snell-bagg mouse.


Polyinosinic-polycytidylic acid activation of mouse spleen cells in vitro.


Community outbreak of infectious hepatitis: assays of SGOT and Australian serum hepatitis antigen.


Dextrothyroxine.

Dextrothyroxine.


Abnormal glucose metabolism in myocardial infarction.


Nutritional and metabolic effects of some newer steroids. VI. Serum ribonuclease.


Mammary carcinogenesis: influence of parity and estrogens. To investigate the relationship between parity, estrogens, and breast cancer a surgeon's files on all patients in a consecutive series treated at Flower and Fifth Avenue Hospitals in New York City from January 1, 1966 to January 1, 1972 who  either had breast cancer, or were 30 years or older and had benign breast lesions, were examined.  Estrogen therapy was defined as continuous treatment for at least 12 months.  Treatment lasted 1-25 years before appearance of a breast lesion.  In the women who had taken estrogens, the majority of those who developed breast lesions before the age of 50 had taken oral contraceptive pills, while the older ones had taken the hormones for the menopausal syndrome.  Among the estrogen-treated patients, 34 of 40 with benign lesions were parous before age 20, but only 10 of 21 with malignant lesions were parous before the age of 28.  The differences in distribution of age at parity between the total estrogen-treated ever-parous cancerous and benign groups was highly significant (p less than .003).  History of prior estrogen treatment among the total group of patients under 50 with breast cancer was similar to that among the total series of patients under 50 with benign lesions.  Such a history, however, was about 3 times as frequent among nulliparas with breast cancer before age 50 than among age-matched nulliparas with benign lesions or among parous women with breast cancer or benign lesions.  Perhaps prior pregnancy alters the estrogen-binding sites of mammary parenchymal cells making them less sensitive to the carcinogenic action of estrogen, or perhaps normal parous women have hormone homeostatic mechanisms to inactivate or  compensate for exogenous estrogen.


Multiple gastric neoplasms followed by colovesical fistula.


Enlarging abdomen in teenage girl.

Enlarging abdomen in teenage girl.


Multiple myeloma and prolonged stimulation of reticuloendothelial system.


Congenital malignant melanoma.

Congenital malignant melanoma.


Primary sclerosing cholangitis: with agenesis of gallbladder and cystic duct.


Changes in state society's professional medical liability insurance program; effective July 1, 1972.


Hospitals in New York City and public health law.


Should smallpox vaccination be discontinued?


Analysis of accommodative response times using histogram information.


Visibility of color contrast borders.

Visibility of color contrast borders.


Visual acuity, astigmatism and soft contact lenses.


Red highway flare spectrum.

Red highway flare spectrum.


Cytologic typing of lung cancer.

Cytologic typing of lung cancer.


The cytologic diagnosis of ovarian tumors by means of aspiration biopsy.


An entoptic method for the measurement of eccentric fixation in amblyopia ex anopsia.


Differential equation for the use of the diffused ring photokeratoscope.


Intraoral site distribution of malignancies and preinvasive malignant cell transformations in dental patients and alcoholics.


Sex and eye-hand preferential difference in star-tracing performance.


Vaginal cytology in primary amenorrhea.

Vaginal cytology in primary amenorrhea.


Designing a near point acuity test card for preschool children.


Variation of sex chromatin in human oral mucosa during the mentrual cycle.


Omnifocals--underrated and underutilized.


Radiosensitivity test for cervical cancer.


Tonometry in perspective.

Tonometry in perspective.


Clinical aspects of urinary cytology.

Clinical aspects of urinary cytology.


Peripheral cytoplasmic characteristics of leukocytes in monocytic leukemia: relationship to clinical manifestations.


Cytologic patterns and creatinine concentration of the amniotic fluid.


Acute alcoholic psychoses and related syndromes: psychosocial and clinical characteristics and their implications.


A five-year follow-up of 108 cases of opiate addiction. I. General findings and a suggested method of staging.


Subjective effects of two anorexigenic agents fenfluramine and AN 448 in amphetamine-dependent subjects.


A follow-up study of 200 narcotic addicts committed for treatment under the narcotic addict rehabilitation act (NARA).


A new method for studying the influence of steroids on the vaginal cells of the trigone of the rat.


Psychopathology and experience with marijuana.


The incidence and correlates of smoking among delinquent boys committed for residential training.


Drinking patterns and alcoholism in the Chinese.


A modified enamel biopsy method for fluoride studies.


Methodological aspects of gnotobiotic caries experimentation. Preliminary investigations into the microbial ecology of dental plaque.


Establishment of defined microbial ecosystems in germ-free rats. I. The effect of the interactions of streptococcus mutans or Streptococcus sanguis with Veillonella alcalescens on plaque formation and caries activity.


The development of approximal dental caries in the first permanent molar teeth.


A gravimetric study of the ingestion of toothpaste by children.


The effect of an artificial 'bone meal' and its components on caries incidence in the golden hamster. Experimental dental caries in golden hamster XV.


Some relationships between vocal intensity and rated nasality.


Reconstruction of oblique facial clefts.


Facial growth of children with cleft lip and-or palate.


Studies on the production of cleft palate and cleft lip in the embryos of pregnant mice treated with corticosterone: a pilot study.


Morphology of adult face after repair of isolated cleft palate in childhood.


Contribution of nasally emitted sound to the perception of hypernasality of vowels.


The proportioned philtrum: a helpful measurement and ratio.


Toward a more objective approach to obturator reduction.


Roentgenographic evaluation of eustachian tube function in infants with cleft and normal palates.


Symptomless crowned teeth: a clinical and radiographic survey.


Adaptation of incisor crown morphology to achieve orthodontic stability.


The pattern of dental caries in Tristan Da Cunha.


Sectional dentures--the use of the horizontal split post in the treatment of cleft palate patients.


Treatment of a large maxillary median diastema associated with four supernumerary teeth.


Mastication, food, and nutrition.

Mastication, food, and nutrition.


The displaced maxillary canine: positional variations associated with incisor resorption.


Emergency ventilator for resuscitating apneic horses.


The teaching of clinical pathology.

The teaching of clinical pathology.


Accelerated program of dental education in World War II: what have we learned from it?


Expanded functions--an experimental program in dental hygiene.


An effective endodontic teaching manikin.


Anatomy of roots and pulp cavity: a radiographic and laboratory method of instruction.


Utilization of cadavers in graduate endodontic education.