Noise control legislation.

Noise control legislation.


Field evaluation of the high-volume particle fractionating cascade impactor. A technique for respirable sampling.


Safety packaging for dangerous drugs.

Safety packaging for dangerous drugs.


Myelomalacia in Afghan hounds.

Myelomalacia in Afghan hounds.


Spinal fusion and dorsal laminectomy for midcervical spondylolisthesis in a dog.


Ocular and systemic cryptococcosis in a dog.


Eosinophilic gastroenteritis in German Shepherd Dogs and its relationship to visceral larva migrans.


Surgical treatment of acetabular fractures in the dog.


Restoration of a fractured canine tooth in a dog.


Clinical characteristics of microphthalmia with colobomas of the Australian Shepherd Dog.


Contrast radiography as an aid in diagnosing canine dirofilariasis.


Spontaneous closure of ventricular septal defects in the dog.


The pet animal with cancer.

The pet animal with cancer.


Characterization of the lipids of six strains of Bacteroides ruminicola. The lipids of six strains of Bacteroides ruminicola were characterized. The nonpolar lipid accounted for 6 to 24% of the total lipid and was composed of diglycerides, triglycerides, and free fatty acids. The phospholipid fraction contained phosphatidylethanolamine, phosphosphingolipids, and trace quantities of phosphatidic acid. In three strains the phosphosphingolipid fraction made up more than half of the total lipid. The fatty acids in the nonpolar, acyl- and phosphosphingolipid consisted of a homologous series of branched and normal chains from 12 to 19 carbons. The long-chain base isolated from the phosphosphingolipids consisted of a homologous series of branched and normal chains from 14 to 24 carbons.


Genetic recombination in mycobacteria.

Genetic recombination in mycobacteria. Evidence for genetic recombination between Mycobacterium smegmatis strain Rabinowitchi (Rab) and strain Jucho or PM5 is presented. Backcrosses of recombinants by either parental strain indicated four different types of mating behavior, suggesting that the mycobacterial compatibilities are controlled by at least two different factors. No sex factor that transfers at a high frequency or that is sensitive to acridine dyes was detected. Analysis of segregation of unselected markers revealed that strain Jucho, or PM5, contributes the majority of alleles in almost all recombinants obtained from different selective media. Efforts to construct linkage maps for the markers employed failed because of ordering ambiguities. Mating medium containing streptomycin prevented genetic recombination when strain Rab was resistant to the antibiotic and Jucho, or PM5, was sensitive, but it did not prevent recombination when Rab was sensitive to streptomycin and Jucho, or PM5, was resistant. Very low frequency of recombinant formation was observed when Jucho, or PM5, had been treated with streptomycin, whereas recombinants were formed at fairly high frequencies when Rab had been treated with the antibiotic, suggesting that the roles of parental strains in zygote formation were not identical. The results suggest a polar transfer of genetic material from Rab to Jucho, or PM5, although an alternative possibility of cell fusion followed by exclusion could not be excluded.


Inhibition of transformation in group H streptococci by lysogeny. Group H streptococcal strains Challis and WE4 were lysogenized with a bacteriophage isolated from strain Channon, after which their capacity for transformation to streptomycin and rifampin resistance was reduced by three orders of magnitude. The probable reason is the inability of the lysogenized strains to bind deoxyribonucleic acid irreversibly, even though they exhibit earlier stages of competence development during a competence regimen.


Responses of indigenous microorganisms to soil incubation as viewed by transmission electron microscopy of cell thin sections. Air-dried soils were adjusted to 50% moisture-holding capacity and incubated for 2 weeks at 30 C. Samples were removed at intervals, and their total microbial populations were physically separated and concentrated from the soil debris for sectioning and ultrastructure examination. Although the total numbers of cell sections in these preparations remained relatively constant during the soil incubations, the percentages of dwarf cells (</=0.3 mum in diameter), minute cells (</=0.2 mum in diameter), and cells with a cystlike structure decreased with time followed by a slow increase. During this period, a corresponding increase and decrease occurred in the percentages of cells in the 0.3- to 0.5-mum diameter range, but dividing cells were rarely observed. The percentages of spores and of cells with electron-transparent areas also increased and then decreased during incubation. When nutrients were added to these soils, the initial increases in cell size occurred at what appeared to be a faster rate. But this probably was related to a corresponding increase in total cell numbers which also occurred. The responses of the spores, cystlike cells, and cells with electron-transparent areas to nutrient additions were not consistent although all conditions of incubation, regardless of nutrient addition, increased the occurrence of an enlarged diffuse intine-like layer for the cystlike cells. In addition to the above, incubated soils contained cells, which were mainly in the 0.3- to 0.5-mum cell diameter range, that had an internal membrane surrounding the general area of the nuclear material. Changes in additional fine structure features of the microbial populations are described.


Transfection of group H streptococci.

Transfection of group H streptococci. Transfection of streptococci is reported here for the first time.


Bioengineering in medical schools of the United States and Canada: a survey.


Effects of cortisol on cultured rat heart cells: lipase activity, fatty acid oxidation, glycogen metabolism, and ATP levels as related to the beating phenomenon. This paper reports the determination of the ability of rat heart cells in culture to release [(14)C]palmitate from its triglyceride and to oxidize this fatty acid and free [(14)C]palmitate to (14)CO(2) when the cells are actively beating and when they stop beating after aging in culture. In addition, the levels of glucose, glycogen, and ATP were determined to relate the concentration of these metabolites with beating and with cessation of beating. When young rat heart cells in culture are actively beating, they oxidize free fatty acids at a rate parallel with cellular ATP production. Both fatty acid oxidation and ATP production remain constant while the cells continue to beat. Furthermore, glucose is removed from the growth medium by the cells and stored as glycogen. When cultured cells stop beating, a decrease is seen in their ability to oxidize free fatty acids and to release them from their corresponding triglycerides. Concomitant with decreased fatty acid oxidation is a decrease in cellular levels of ATP until beating ceases. Midway between initiation of cultures and cessation of beating the cells begin to mobilize the stored glycogen. When the growth medium is supplemented with cortisol acetate and given to cultures which have ceased to beat, reinitiation of beating occurs. Furthermore, all decreases previously observed in ATP levels, fatty acid oxidation, and esterase activity are restored.


Electron microscope autoradiography of erythroid cells using radioactive iron. The "circle analysis" method of Williams (1969) and a new improved method employing hypothetical grains described in the previous paper have been used to analyze the distribution of autoradiographic grains over erythroid bone marrow cells labeled with radioactive iron, (55)Fe. The resolution obtainable with this isotope was determined by measuring the distribution of grains about a thin line source. This distribution was also used in calculation of the circle size for the Williams's analysis and the distances of hypothetical grains for the new method. The new method provides estimates for the amount of activity in the regions of condensed and extended nuclear chromatin and for the concentration of isotope at the junction between these two areas. The possible significance of activity in this junctional region is discussed.


Revised glossary for implantable cardiac pacemakers.


Current status of special air-handling systems in operating rooms.


The role of the Golgi complex in sulfate metabolism. This investigation was designed to determine if sulfate metabolism is the function of a particular cell organelle, or whether the site of sulfation varies, depending upon the type of cell and the class of sulfated compound. Rats and mice were injected intravenously with inorganic sulfate labeled with (35)S (H(2) (35)SO(4)), and were then killed by vascular perfusion of fixative 5-30 min later. Several tissues were prepared for electron microscope autoradiography. 14 different types of specialized cells which incorporated the labeled sulfate were analyzed. In every case, the sulfate was initially detected in the smooth membranes and vesicles of the Golgi complex. Available evidence indicates that these cells were engaged in the synthesis of several different sulfated compounds, including mucopolysaccharides, glycoproteins, lipids, and steroids. These results lead to the generalization that the enzymes required for the transfer of inorganic sulfate to a variety of acceptor molecules are located in the Golgi complex.


Protein synthesis in pancreas of fasted pigeons. The regulation of protein synthesis in the pigeon has been studied by comparing the capability of cell-free amino acid incorporating systems of membrane-bound and membrane-free polysomes prepared from fasted and fed birds. New methods were developed for isolating polysomes since techniques used for other tissues did not provide quantitative recovery of polysomal RNA. The sucrose gradient profile of polysomes from pigeon pancreas showed a predominance of trisome species. Although initiation factors are present on polysomes, it was found that polysomes in cell-free systems would not initiate protein synthesis without exogenous initiation factors. This suggested the presence of an inhibitor or regulator of protein synthesis. These studies show that fasting resulted in: (a) decreased amounts of polysomes; (b) disaggregation of polysomes to monosomes; (c) decreased capability of polysomes to synthesize nascent peptides and to initiate additional synthesis, apparently not related to concentration of initiation factors.


Effect of cytochalasin B on response of human polymorphonuclear leukocytes to zymosan.


A new method for analyzing electron microscope autoradiographs using hypothetical grain distributions. A new method for the analysis of electron microscope autoradiographs is described which has two advantages over other methods. This method provides estimates for the activity in different regions of the section and takes into account the actual geometrical shape and position of different regions within the section. Use is made of the measured distribution of grains about a thin line source to construct a hypothetical distribution of autoradiographic grains which is then compared with the actual distribution of grains. Different activities are then ascribed to various regions until a satisfactory agreement with the autoradiographic grains is obtained using the chi(2) significance. In the next paper, an example of the use of this method is given for the distribution of grains in the nucleus of erythroid bone marrow cells labeled with radioactive iron, (55)Fe.


On hysteresis in pacing.

On hysteresis in pacing.


Optimization of frontal-plane electrocardiographic lead data in the 30 degrees hexaxial system.


Electrical diagnosis of myocardial infarction in the paced dog heart.


Recording of His and left bundle potentials during left coronary arteriography in dog.


Electrocardiogram in corrected transposition of the great arteries with and without associated cardiac anomalies.


A nomogram for the mean QRS axis in the frontal plane.


An analysis of atrioventricular synchronization in complete A-V block.


Spontaneous ventricular parasystole initiating ventricular tachycardia.


Varying electrocardiographic patterns in a case of complete transposition of the great vessels.


Bifascicular block induced by hyperkalemia.


A case of atrial dissociation.

A case of atrial dissociation.


Quantitative section scanning using orthogonal tangent correction.


The antitumor agent cis-Pt(NH 3 ) 2 Cl 2 : distribution studies and dose calculations for  193m Pt and  195m Pt.


Technetium brain scans in tuberous sclerosis.


The effect of injection volume and technique on radionuclide cerebral angiograms.


Hyberbaric cisternography: experience in humans.


Preparation of bolus  99m Tc-sulfur colloid.


Localization of deep vein thrombosis using radioactive streptokinase.


A possible artifact in gel chromatography of some  99m Tc-chelates.


Arteriovenous difference: a systematic error of early phase thyroidal clearance measurement.


Isolated right superior vena cava draining into left atrium diagnosed by radionuclide angiocardiography.


Analysis of pancreas scintiphotos.

Analysis of pancreas scintiphotos.


134m Cs, a new myocardial imaging agent.


Evaluation of  99m Tc-DTPA.

Evaluation of  99m Tc-DTPA.


Inadvertent intra-arterial injection of MAA particles.


Additional data on hepatic flow studies.


The primal scene and the sense of reality.


Concepts of self and identity and the experience of separation-individuation in adolescence.


Object loss and early sexual development.


The earliest ego development, primitive memory traces, and the Isakower phenomenon.


Genetic variation in a gradient of environmental variability: marine bivalvia (Mollusca). Six bivalve mollusk species were sampled for genetic variability at two enzyme synthesizing loci. The effective number of alleles and absolute number of alleles decreased with depth of burial within the sediment, intertidally, and with depth of water, subtidally. It is proposed that environmental variability regulates genetic variability at these two loci.


Translocation trisomic mice: production by female but not male translocation carriers. In man, there is generally a greater chance for a translocation trisomic child to be born if the mother rather than the father is the translocation carrier. The same type of inheritance has occurred in the mouse. Female mice heterozygous for the reciprocal translocationT(14;15)6Ca have produced a high frequency of translocation trisomic offspring. Male mice heterozygous for the same translocation have produced no translocation trisomic offspring. Thus, the laboratory mouse may provide a model for studying the cause of this phenomenon.


9 -Tetrahydrocannabinol: effects on mammalian nonmyelinated nerve fibers. Delta(9)-Tetrahydrocannabinol can be applied to tissue in vitro by dissolving it in Pluronic F68 and ethanol. It causes a decrease in size of the compound action potential of the nonmnyelinated fibers of the vagus nerve of the rabbit. This effect appears to be dose-related and chloride-dependent. Effects on other measurable parameters of nerve function seem to be minimal. Although the amounts required seem to be higher than those required to produce hallucinogenic effects in man, this effect is consistent with other work on Delta(9)-tetrahydrocannabinol and may ultimately account for a significant portion of the pharmacological activity of this drug.


Use of high intensity illumination to aid alignment of knife edge and block face for ultramicrotomy.


The diagnosis and management of the acutely disturbed patient.


Regional differences in tuberculosis in children, with special reference to India and W. Africa.


A device for continuous bladder suction.


Urethral stricture.

Urethral stricture. Urethral stricture in the tropics may be a serious public health problem; the majority of cases are caused by the gonococcus.  The pathology is varied, and many advanced cases with complications are seen.  Most strictures are seen in the posterior urethra, where fibrosis and narrowing may extend from a short length of under 5 mm to well over 10 cm.  A wide variety of complications occurs.  Diagnosis is easy when the patient presents in acute retention or with a history of difficult micturition, but more difficult when stricture is the underlying cause of perianal abscess, gangrene of the scrotum caused by extravasation, uremia or hypertension, hernia or rectal prolapse, urinary infection, or elephantiasis of scrotum with multiple fistulae.  A careful history is helpful, paricularly if previous gonorrhea is involved.  Physical examination varies according to mode of presentation and complications; a rectal examination and neurological examination should be included.  Definitive investigation to prove the presence of a stricture includes urethrography and urethroscopy, if facilities are available.  Indirect methods of diagnosis include tests for hemoglobin, blood urea, plain X-ray of the whole urinary tract, urinalysis, and others.  It is preferable to leave instrumentation until last in diagnostic cases, to avoid infection, but a diagnostic bougie may be passed under strict aseptic conditions prior to treatment.  The mainstay of treatment is regular bouginage for life, which is best done in a bougie clinic held at regular intervals.  Equipment for bouginage, in order of desirability, includes soft plastic bougies, straight metal bougies, or curved metal bougies in larger sizes, a large stainless steel instrument tray, a basin for sterile water, and lubricant.  Care should be taken during bouginage not to pass bougies into acutely inflamed strictures, and not to overstretch the urethra.  Plastic bougies are preferable, until a stable situation has been reached.  Surgery is indicated for a persistently impassable stricutre, for 1 requiring difficult bouginage at frequent intervals with many failures, for an established false passage, and for complications, especially bladder neck stenosis.  Instructions for intravenous pyelograms and for urethrography from below and above, and diagrams of urethrograms indicating various pathological states and a diagnostic schema for urethral stricture are included.


Beliefs of the Wapei people about conception, childbirth, and early child care.


Drugs for convulsions.

Drugs for convulsions.


Drugs for leprosy.

Drugs for leprosy.


Perinatal mortality in Iceland.

Perinatal mortality in Iceland.


The influence of the placental transfusion on the capillary blood gas and acid-base balance in the newborn infant.


A long-term follow-up investigation of patients with hypertrophic pyloric stenosis-with special reference to the physical and mental development.


A long-term follow-up investigation of patients with hypertrophic pyloric stenosis--with special reference to heredity and later morbidity.


Treatment of diabetes insipidus in children with DDAVP, a synthetic analogue of vasopressin.


The effect of moderate hypocapnia on the cerebral arterio-venous difference of acetoacetate, D- -hydroxybutyrate and oxygen in children.


Effect of light exposure on gut transit time in jaundiced newborns.


Dynamic pressure-volume relationship of the lung and position in healthy neonates.


Decreasing incidence of low birth weight diplegia--an achievement of modern neonatal care?


Vectorcardiographic examinations in dextrocardiac children.


The occurrence of two vascular rings in the same infant.


Transverse myelitis following mumps.

Transverse myelitis following mumps.


A "G" deletion syndrome anti-mongolism.

A "G" deletion syndrome anti-mongolism.


Kroener tubal ligation in perspective.

Kroener tubal ligation in perspective.


In vitro release of prostaglandins from the human myometrium under the influence of stretching.


Posterior cervical rupture following prostaglandin-induced mid-trimester abortion.


Clinical experiences with fetal heart rate monitoring of one thousand patients in labor.


Quantitative analysis of fetal electrophysiologic data.


Fiberoptic oximeter for fetuses and neonates.


Metabolites of meperidine related to fetal depression.


Reduction of maternal estrogen excretion by neomycin.


The functional status of the newborn infant. A study of 5,370 consecutive infants.


Fetal complications of amniocentesis.

Fetal complications of amniocentesis.


Tuboovarian abscess and the intrauterine device (Majzlin Spring). 2 case histories of severe pelvic infection and tuboovarian abcesses associated with use of the Majzlin Spring intrauterine device are presented.  A 30-year-old parous white woman and a 25-year-old parous black woman were admitted to the Brooklyn-Cumberland Hospitals on separate occassions with a history of prolonged fever, diarrhea, pelvic pain and vomiting.  After failure of antibiotic therapy, exploratory laparotomies revealed severely infected ovarian cysts and tuboovarian abscesses with the Majzlin Spring device deeply implanted in the endometrium.  Total abdominal hysterectomies and bilateral salpingo-oophorectomies were performed.  Although preexisting disease conditions could have existed in these women before the IUD insertion, a cause-and-effect relationship between the IUD as a carrier of a superimposed infection and these conditions should be considered.  Much greater care should be taken in the insertion, re-insertion, and follow-up of these devices.


Risks and prevention of cervical cord injury in the management of breech presentation with hyperextension of the fetal head.


Pneumoperitoneum and eclampsia.

Pneumoperitoneum and eclampsia.


Sex chromosome mosaicism in secondary amenorrhea and oligomenorrhea.


Analysis of products of conception.

Analysis of products of conception.


Effects of breed and date of birth of lambs on gastrointestinal nematode infections.


Relationship of dose and period of administration of larvae to gastrointestinal nematode burden in calves.


Lipid nutrition of mycoplasma of bovine origin.


Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis viremia and antibody responses of pigs and cattle.


Experimentally induced Mycoplasma hyorhinis arthritis of swine: pathologic response to 26th postinoculation week.


Blauch BS, Marsh RT 2d,+MARSH RT II, Vestweber JG, Winter WG:Posterior paresis in swine due to dermal absorption of the neurotoxic organophosphate tri-o-tolyl phosphate.


Experimentally induced Mycoplasma hyorhinis arthritis of swine: immune response to 26th postinoculation week.


Clinical pharmacology of an etorphine-acepromazine preparation: experiments in dogs and horses.


Thiabendazole for control of Toxocara canis in the dog.


Optic fiber projections to dorsal lateral geniculate nucleus in the dog.


Pharmacokinetics of tetraethylammonium in cats, dogs, and goats.


Hematologic values for six standardized wild rodent species.


Epitheliogenesis imperfecta in a dog.

Epitheliogenesis imperfecta in a dog.


Factors affecting risk of urolithiasis-cystitis-urethritis in cats.


Cannulation of bovine abomasum: a surgical technique.


Thermostable nuclease production by staphylococci in milk samples from bovine mastitis.


Determination of two populations of Haemonchus contortus in sheep.


Cysticercosis of the central nervous system in hogs.


Inhibition of photochemical activity in chloroplasts by the polyene antibiotic, filipin.


Mechanisms of the irreversible inactivation of horseradish peroxidase caused by hydroxymethylhydroperoxide.


The control of 25-hydroxyvitamin D metabolism by inorganic phosphorus.


Characterization of orthophosphate-induced active cation transport in isolated liver mitochondria.


Amylo-1,6-glucosidase-1,4- -glucan: 1,4- -glucan 4- -glycosyltransferase: specificity toward polysaccharide substrates.


Sheep liver 6-phosphogluconate dehydrogenase: isolation procedure and effect of pH, ionic strength, and metal ions on the kinetic parameters.


Measurements of nickel in hair by atomic absorption spectrometry.


Formation of phenols from aromatic substrates by plant and animal mono-oxygenases: the effect of adjacent deuteriums on the magnitude of the NIH shift of tritium.


Chemical identification and enzymatic synthesis of a newly discovered lipid class--hydroxyalkylglycerols.


Comparison of rates of proton ejection and oxygen consumption within 300 msec after oxygenation of beef heart mitochondria.


Studies on the subunit structure of trypsin-activated phosphorylase kinase.


Antamanide conformations in nonaqueous media. Dependence on hydrogen-bond acceptor properties of solvent.


Conformation of antamanide-sodium in solution.


Study of the chemical denaturation of lysozyme by optical mixing spectroscopy.


Approximate treatment of the conformational characteristics of the cyclic deca-L-peptide antamanide and its sodium complex in solution.


The spectrophotometric measurement of carboxyhemoglobin.


Hydrogen-bonded complexes of adenine and thymine nucleoside alkyl phosphotriesters in deuteriochloroform.


Measurement of carboxyhemoglobin and carbon monoxide in blood.


Mouse immunoglobulin chains. A survey of the amino-terminal sequences of kappa chains.


Mouse immunoglobulin chains. Pattern of sequence variation among kappa chains with limited sequence differences.


Kinetics of the reaction of chymotrypsin A    with peptide chloromethyl ketones in relation to its subsite specificity.


The design of a complete arm prosthesis.


A gait recording technique suitable for clinical use.


The objective recording of the biomechanical profile of reflexes by means of a kinesiometer.


Accurate analysis of carbon dioxide in oxygen-nitrogen mixtures by infra-red absorption.


Dry-electrode electrocardiograph transmitter.


Infectious thromboembolic meningoencephalitis: literature review and occurrence in Alberta, 1969-71.


Basal cell tumour of third eyelid in a horse.


Persistence of the penile frenulum in dogs.


Post-graduate veterinary training in community health.


Chromosome studies of a fertile mammalian hybrid: the offspring of the cross bongo x sitatunga (Bovoidea).


Cytogenetic studies on cultured fibroblast-like cells derived from basal cell carcinoma tissue.


Ring chromosome 13 and haptoglobin heterozygosity.


An atypical case of Cockayne's syndrome.


A problem in diagnosis of primary versus secondary microcephaly.


An adult male with XYYY sex chromosomes.


Blue sclerae and keratoconus: key features of a distinct heritable disorder of connective tissue.


Experimental investigation of 4-(3',4',5'-trimethoxycinnamoyl)-1-piperaziny l-pyrrolidinyl maleate (67350): effect on the cardiovascular system and on certain smooth muscles.


Tebletting properties of sulfamethoxydiazine formulations.


Gastrin release in postoperative ulcer patients: evidence for release of duodenal gastrin.


Observations on the healing of gastric lesions produced by gastroscopic electrosurgery.


Organ culture of human rectal mucosa.

Organ culture of human rectal mucosa.


Influence of chronic administration of pentagastrin on the pancreas in hypophysectomized rats.


Epithelial cell renewal in cultured rectal biopsies in ulcerative colitis.


Hypolactasia and ulcerative colitis.

Hypolactasia and ulcerative colitis.


Comparative effects of antrocolic transposition and antrectomy on fundic mucosa and acid secretion of the rat.


Activities of brush border lactase, acid  -galactosidase, and hetero- -galactosidase in the jejunum of the Zambian African.


Influence of biliary stasis on the activity and distribution of maltase, sucrase, alkaline phosphatase, and leucylnaphthylamidase in the small intestine of the mouse.


Additional studies on the regulation of carbohydrate-dependent enzymes in the jejunum: changes in amino acid pools, protein synthesis, and the effect of actinomycin-D.


Carbohydrate metabolism in alcohol-induced fatty liver. Evidence for an abnormal insulin response to glucagon in alcoholic liver disease.


Mechanisms of iron absorption and transport in neonatal rat intestine.


Effect of graded doses of octapeptide of cholecystokinin on gallbladder size in man.


Who should live?

Who should live?


Hepatic lesion in chickenpox. A case report.


Dissolution of a postgastrectomy bezoar by cellulase. A rapid, noninterventive technique.


Three therapeutic approaches in tachycardia.


Problems in therapy for the hypertensive patient.


Cardiac pacemakers: comparing epicardial and pervenous pacing.


Retrograde embolectomy: an aid to restoring perfusion.


Ascending cholangitis: an urgent surgical problem.


When the diagnosis doesn't fit the clinical picture.


Symposium: controlling cardiovascular problems.


Controlling cardiovascular problems: prescribing digitalis: procedures and pitfalls.


Recognizing and reacting to recurrent pulmonary embolism.


Recent advances in therapy for refractory congestive heart failure.


Calculation of the absorbed dose and dose equivalent from neutrons and protons in the energy range from 3.5 GeV to 1.0 TeV.


Thermoluminescence induced in concrete for gamma dosimetry in case of nuclear accident.


Lens changes in the rabbit from fractionated X-ray and proton irradiations.


Some aspects of the hazard from airborne thoron and its daughter products.


A measure of the effectiveness of DTPA chelation therapy in cases of plutonium inhalation and plutonium wounds.


The behavior of  237 Np in the rat.

The behavior of  237 Np in the rat.


Removal of zinc from humans by DTPA chelation therapy.


Availability to aquatic animals of short-lived radionuclides from a plowshare cratering event.


Retention and removal of  131 I from contaminated vegetables.


Childhood cancer following obstetric radiography.


On the possible influence of sinusoidal blood volume on the X-ray dose delivered to the marrow of trabecular bone in the rat.


Radiation protection and the electron microscope.


Thrombophlebitis following knee surgery.


True and false traumatic aneurysms in the hand.


A modified Girdlestone operation in the treatment of complications of fractures of the femoral neck.


On the setting properties of acrylic bone cement.


Tissue-viability assessment with the Doppler ultrasonic flowmeter in acute injuries of extremities.


Sarcomas arising from chronic osteomyelitic sinuses. A report of two cases.


Isolated acute dislocation of the proximal tibiofibular joint. Case report.


The pathology of Legg-Calvé-Perthes disease. A case report.


New synthetic medium for the culture of premature barley embryos.


Unit gravity sedimentation analysis of basic nuclear protein synthesis during the HeLa cell cycle.


Complete avulsion of the axillary artery as a complication of shoulder dislocation.


Vertebral osteophytosis and dysphagia. Two case reports of the syndrome recently termed ankylosing hyperostosis.


Chondroblastoma of the rib. Report of a case.


Calcific degeneration in the tendon of the long head of the biceps femoris. An unusual cause of sciatica.


Osteotomy about the knee for degenerative and rheumatoid arthritis.


Carpal-tunnel syndrome in patients with myxedematous arthropathy.


The use of interscalene block anesthesia for manipulative reduction of fractures and dislocations of the upper extremities.


Immobilization hypercalcemia. Some new aspects of diagnosis and treatment.


Quadriceps contusions in young athletes. Relation of severity of injury to treatment and prognosis.


The enigma of the solitary pulmonary nodule.


The recognition and interpretation of extrahepatic uptake of  99m Tc sulfur colloid in liver scanning.


Surgical treatment of heart block by means of cardiac pacing.


Evaluation: a need for awareness of cultural differences in minority groups.


Relationship between black image distortion and value judgements.


Diversity of values in health care delivery.


The responsibility of professionals to disadvantaged peoples black or white.


Pregnancy and latent diabetes.

Pregnancy and latent diabetes.


Cancer of the colon.

Cancer of the colon.


The hospital emergency room, the outpatient services and the patient.


What quality black physician in our future?


Oral medications for minimal brain dysfunction in children.


Impotence and adult circumcision.

Impotence and adult circumcision.


Management of the patient in the intensive care unit.


Treatment of Parkinson's disease with levodopa combined with L-alpha-methyldopahydrazine, an inhibitor of extracerebral DOPA decarboxylase. Thirty patients with Parkinson's disease were treated for four weeks with levodopa combined with an inhibitor of extracerebral dopa decarboxylase, L-alpha-methyldopahydrazine (MK 486). The therapeutic results were compared with the effects of treatment of a group of 40 patients with levodopa alone. Patients treated with the combined therapy improved more rapidly, had less nausea and vomiting, and required a much smaller dose of levodopa than patients treated with levodopa by itself.


Aneurysmal bone cyst of the spine.

Aneurysmal bone cyst of the spine. Four cases of aneurysmal bone cysts of the spine are described. Problems of nomenclature, pathogenesis, and treatment are discussed with reference to the literature. Complete excision is the treatment of choice whenever possible. However, subtotal excision and adequate spinal decompression followed by radiotherapy provide satisfactory results.


Ulnar nerve lesions associated with the carpal tunnel syndrome. Electrophysiological studies were performed on median and ulnar nerves in 234 cases of carpal tunnel syndrome. Abnormalities of the ulnar nerve sensory action potential were found in 39·3% of cases. The amplitude of the ulnar nerve sensory action potential was related to the amplitude of the median nerve sensory action potential, and to the median nerve motor conduction velocity in the forearm. The findings suggest that in a significant proportion of patients with carpal tunnel syndrome, a more generalized subclinical neuropathy may be present.


Oculopharyngeal involvement in familial neurogenic muscular atrophy. A Japanese family with progressive spinal muscular atrophy is presented. Seven members in two generations were affected and the mode of inheritance was probably an autosomal recessive trait. A characteristic feature of this family was the presence of oculopharyngeal involvement in some of the affected members, in addition to the variable distribution of muscular atrophy among each of the affected members, such as mainly proximal or distal atrophies in the limbs. In one case the oculopharyngeal weakness appeared without limb involvement. The changes in the extremities were thought to be of neurogenic origin, and so was the progressive external ophthalmoplegia seen characteristically in these cases, although the latter was similar to ocular myopathy.


Traumatic cerebral aneurysms. Clinical features and natural history. Six cases of traumatic cerebral aneurysm are presented, four situated at the base of the brain, and two on peripheral branches. Serial radiography was obtained in five patients, and in each the aneurysms had changed: spontaneous thrombosis, enlargement and change in shape, or rupture with destruction occurred. If surgical treatment of the aneurysm is delayed after the diagnosis has been made by angiogram, repeated angiography is recommended.


Experimental allergic neuritis: a new experimental approach. The technique of macrophage migration, as a specific measure of delayed or cellular hypersensitivity, was applied to the guinea-pig model of experimental allergic neuritis (EAN) to explore the relevance of hypersensitivity to peripheral and central nervous system antigens. Results indicate that in EAN there is hypersensitivity to central as well as peripheral nervous tissue antigens. In contrast, animals with experimental allergic encephalitis showed hypersensitivity only to the central nervous system antigen used. These studies provide further evidence of the role of hypersensitivity to nervous system antigens in the pathogenesis of EAN and provide evidence of a common antigenic component to both peripheral and central nervous system antigens. A preliminary hypothesis is proposed.


Sequelae to pneumoencephalography.

Sequelae to pneumoencephalography. Fifty patients were examined clinically and neurologically for seven days after pneumoencephalography. Headache was present in 78%, neck stiffness in 34%, pyrexia in 38%, vomiting in 34%, tachycardia in 74%, a change in the level of consciousness in 18%, and abnormal neurological signs in 30%. Of the 13 patients with epilepsy, there was an increased frequency of seizures in four, associated with increased EEG epileptiform activity in three. EEG abnormality either appeared or increased in 74% of cases on the second day after the air study. A mechanism for the production of these sequelae is proposed. It is concluded that these findings indicate that in most cases an organic brain syndrome follows pneumoencephalography.


Effects of tracheostomy in two cases of hypersomnia with periodic breathing. Two non-obese patients suffering from hypersomnia with periodic breathing, who presented predominantly obstructive apnoea persisting throughout sleep, underwent tracheotomy with placement of a permanent tracheal cannula. Before tracheostomy there was a serious state of alveolar hypoventilation with a marked rise in pulmonary arterial pressure which appeared during sleep. After tracheostomy breathing during sleep became regular, pulmonary arterial pressure became normal, and daytime drowsiness disappeared. These observations suggest that the obstruction of the upper air tracts during sleep represents the most important factor in the pathogenesis of hypersomnia with periodic breathing.


Spinal cord blood flow in dogs. 2. The effect of the blood gases. The effect of CO(2) on the spinal cord blood flow was investigated in nine dogs. The flow was closely correlated with the paCO(2) and at about 85 mmHg was double the normocarbic flow. The effect of pO(2) was studied in a further nine dogs. Hypoxia markedly increased the flow which was maximal at paO(2) 30-40 mmHg. The vasoconstrictor effect of hypocarbia was absent or decreased in hypoxia. The response of the cord vessels to the blood gases was very similar to that of the brain.


Spongy glio-neuronal dystrophy: a degenerative disease of the nervous system. A case of spongy glio-neuronal dystrophy is reported. The clinical features included mental and motor retardation in early infancy after a normal birth, and from the age of 4 years increasingly severe attacks of multifocal epilepsy, with prolonged postictal coma, myoclonic twitching and nystagmus, and at times hemiplegia for one to two weeks. Acidosis was present during the periods of postictal coma. Jaundice occurred several days before death at the age of 5 years. Neuropathological examination revealed severe spongy degeneration in the thalamus and dentate nucleus, and the cerebral cortex to a lesser degree, with sparing of the white matter. There was partial necrosis of liver cells and in some areas regenerative nodules. Possible aetiological factors linking the cerebral and hepatic pathology are discussed.


Serum measles antibodies in multiple sclerosis. Serum haemagglutination inhibition/HI/antibody titres to measles virus were examined in 80 multiple sclerosis patients, their 20 sibs, in 990 healthy controls, and 25 control patients. The measles HI titres were significantly raised in the serum of multiple sclerosis patients compared with healthy controls. There was no statistical difference between the levels of HI antibody titres in multiple sclerosis patients and their sibs. The measles HI titres decreased significantly in older age groups of healthy controls, whereas an analogous drop was not found in the multiple sclerosis group. The levels of serum HI antibody titres did not correlate with the sex of patients with multiple sclerosis or the activity of the disease. In the CSF of six multiple sclerosis patients low titres of HI antibodies were detected, whereas none of eight control patients had measurable traces of measles antibodies in the CSF. The significance of these findings in the aetiology of multiple sclerosis is briefly discussed.


Electroretinogram and visual evoked response in a form of 'neuronal lipidosis' with diagnostic EEG features. Combined recordings of the electroretinogram (ERG) and the cortical visual evoked response (VER) have been made together with the electroencephalogram (EEG) in 16 children suffering from a `late infantile' form of `neuronal lipidosis'. The ERG was not usually recordable, in keeping with a gross loss of function of the retinal receptor elements. However, in all the 16 children, at whatever stage of the disease, a grossly enlarged VER was seen (some 12 to 20 times higher in amplitude than in a control group) and visible as a discharge on the primary EEG tracing. The first components of the VER were, however, of fairly similar wave form and latency to those seen in the control children. This unusual combination of ERG and VER findings together with the EEG features have not been found in other groups of diseases.


Neurophysiological identification of a late infantile form of 'neuronal lipidosis'. In the past, the classification of progressive neurological diseases in childhood has been based on either clinical or histological criteria. More recently biochemical aspects have been included and the resulting terminology has become very complex. As the electrical activity of the brain is a sensitive indicator of altered cerebral metabolism, the EEG has added further parameters in the study of neurometabolic disorders. In the present study 30 children were selected on the basis of an unusual combination of EEG features: excess of irregular slow activity, spikes, often polyphasic, and very large amplitude discharges in response to low rates of photic stimulation. All these children suffered from a disease which after an insidious onset progressed with a fairly uniform clinical course leading to death in a few years. The histological diagnosis was that of `Batten's disease', but other patients with the same histological diagnosis did not show either the same EEG features or a similar clinical picture. It is suggested that the EEG features make it possible to identify at an early stage, a disease entity within the wider range of conditions sometimes called `Batten's disease'.


GLC determination and urinary recovery of bumetanide in healthy volunteers.


Determination of total salicylates, phenacetin and-or total N-acetyl-p-aminophenol, and caffeine in biological samples and analgesic formulations.


Influence of solution electrolyte content and dielectric constant on drug adsorption by kaolin.


Optimizing dermatological formulations of retinoic acid.


Compatibility of  14 C-labeled phenylephrine hydrochloride in polyethylene nasal spray containers.


Biosynthetic production of aberrant alkaloids in Dolichothele sphaerica (Cactaceae).


Cactus alkaloids. XV.  -Phenethylamine derivatives from Coryphantha macromris var. runyonii.


Cactus alkaloids. XVI. Isolation and identification of alkaloids in Coryphantha ramillosa.


Simplified NMR spectra of bifunctional tropanes induced by the paramagnetic shift reagent tris(dipivalomethanato)europium (3).


Steady-state and nonsteady-state transport through membranes using rotating-disk electrode polarography: description and properties of a rapid response new technique.


Model transport studies utilizing lecithin spherules. 3. Transport of taurocholic acid-(cholic- 3 H(G)) in buffered D-glucose solutions.


Determination of a benzothiazepin-2-one in blood by GLC-electron-capture detection.


Determination of coating thickness of microcapsules and influence upon diffusion.


Freezing unit dose injections prior to freeze drying.


Drug purity profiles.

Drug purity profiles.


Evaluation of magnetic basket dissolution apparatus. I. Differences in tablet formulations.


Adsorption-dissolution relationship in sulfamethazine-bonzoic acid system.


Identification of a rearranged degradation product from carbamazepine-10,11-epoxide.


Vehicle and route of administration as parameters affecting operant behavioral effects of   9 -tetrahydrocannabinol.


Interaction of cholesterol with dibenzanthracenes at air-water interface.


Potential psychoactive indole derivatives. II. Synthesis of 5-alkoxyindolines via reduction of 5-alkoxy-2-indolinones.


Comptonia asplenifolia: low boiling components.


Synthesis and CNS depressant activity of imidazolinone glyoxylates.


Differential thermal analysis and X-ray diffraction studies of griseofulvin-succinic acid solid dispersions.


Quantitative determination of morphine in poppy capsules by differential spectrophotometry.


Inhibition of pyruvic acid oxidation by 2,5-substituted 1,3,4-oxadiazoles.


Inhibitors of hydroxyindole-O-methyltransferase: indolealkylpiperazines.


New compounds: synthesis of alkyl esters of D,L-dopa.


Ureide ring scission of phenobarbital by sodium borohydride.


Cannabis sativa L. (marijuana). II. Standardized and reliable microscopic method for detection and identification of marijuana.


Prediction of dissolution rates of drugs.


European Economic Community.

European Economic Community.


Postgraduate medicine and the European Economic Community.


Air travel and circadian rhythm.

Air travel and circadian rhythm.


Sixty days in a submarine: the pathophysiological and metabolic cost.


Blood and cerebrospinal fluid lactate during induced hypotension.


The effect of hepatectomy on body water distribution.


Burn pathophysiology in man. I. Sequential hemodynamic alterations.


Use of a capillary membrane oxygenator for total cardiopulmonary bypass in calves.


Burn pathophysiology in man. II. Sequential oxygen transport and acid-base alterations.


Assembly of adenoviruses.

Assembly of adenoviruses. Sodium dodecyl sulfate-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis of purified incomplete particles of adenoviruses type 2 and 3 revealed that core proteins V and VII and capsid proteins VI, VIII, and X were absent in these particles, but they contained polypeptides not present in complete particles. Two types of incomplete particles were observed in the electron microscope, appearing as deoxyribonucleic acid-less particles with single discontinuities in the capsid structure (about 80%), or more amorphous particles resembling hexon aggregates (about 20%). The amount of incomplete and complete particles increased in parallel during the infectious cycle. Detectable amounts were found at 13 h with a maximum rate of synthesis for both particles at 24 h after infection. (3)H-labeled amino acids were incorporated into incomplete particles without a detectable lag period, but the label appeared in complete particles with a 60- to 80-min lag. Early after the pulse in pulse-chase experiments, the radioactivity was higher for incomplete particles than for complete particles and leveled off before the activity of complete particles reached a maximum. In the adenovirus type 2 system, pulse-chase experiments suggested a precursor-product relationship between incomplete and complete particles. After a short pulse, 19 h postinfection, entrance of (3)H-labeled amino acids into the hexon polypeptide of complete particles was delayed for 80 min, but no delay was observed for the labeling of the hexon polypeptide of incomplete particles. The core polypeptides appear in complete particles without a delay, also suggesting that incomplete particles were precursors to complete particles. Incorporation of (3)H-labeled amino acids into the hexon polypeptide of complete and incomplete particles was drastically decreased by inhibition of protein synthesis with emetine. However, the uptake of label into core proteins of complete particles was only decreased to 50% on inhibition of protein synthesis. The results suggest that incomplete particles are intermediates in virus assembly in vivo and that the assembly of capsid polypeptides into incomplete and complete particles is dependent on continuing protein synthesis.


University of Missouri-Columbia Medical Center "one century and we've just begun".


Gender identity problems in the sexually ambiguous child.


Traumatic arteriovenous fistulae. Case report.


Radiographic features of renal pelvic carcinoma.


Psychopharmacology of the depressive neurosis. A guide for the family practitioner.


Chronic lymphocytic leukemia, disseminated histoplasmosis and pneumococcal septicemia. Case report.


Staphylococcus epidermidis, and emerging pathogen.


Convocation address: toward the future at the University of Nebraska Medical Center.


Neurologic manifestations of progressive systemic sclerosis, 1972.


Surgical teaching and practice--the winds of change.


The brown recluse spider and necrotic arachnoidism.


Treatment of tuberculosis today in Nebraska.


Nebraska society for the prevention of blindness.


The structure and development of a genetic tumour of the pea.


Reassembly of an Acetabularia mediterranea cell from the nucleus, cytoplasm, and cell wall.


Ethidium bromide and its effect on the nuclear membrane cycle.


Auditory evoked responses to unpredictable stimuli.


Kinetics of changes of malic dehydrogenase isozyme pattern in different regions of Acetabularia hybrids.


Subjective and response-related determinants of CNV amplitude.


Differential SCR conditioning with two control baselines: random signal and signal absent.


Word-association latency in normal children during development and the relation of brain electrical activity.


The latency of the skin resistance response and reaction time.


Autonomic arousal in normal, alcoholic, and brain-damaged subjects as measured by the plethysmograph response to cold pressor stimulation.


The present status of computer technology and its application areas among psychophysiologists with five year projections.


The educational process in psychophysiology.


Basal heart rate variations by day of week.


General aviation in the United States.

General aviation in the United States.


Policyholder mortality declines.

Policyholder mortality declines.


Regional variations in mortality from cancer.


Measles vaccination.

Measles vaccination.


Road traffic accidents.

Road traffic accidents.


Clinical pharmacological evaluation in drug control.


The selection of students for medical education.


An experimental model for selective production of neoplasms of the peripheral nervous system.


Cerebral infarcts complicating neonatal leptomeningitis. Acute and residual lesions.


Scanning electron microscopy of the cervical transformation zone.


Myelin debris in cerebral blood capillaries.


Diagnostic aspiration curettage: a preliminary assessment. A Vabra aspirator was used for curettage of 50 patients who had been selected for day care.  The aspirator is a disposable apparatus which includes a filter chamber for receipt and transmission of aspirated material to the pathologist.  The cannula is passed through the cervix and the pressure-equalizing holes are occluded.  It is then passed up and down and slowly rotated so that the miniature curette explores the whole endometrial surface.  Every few strokes the cannula is withdrawn enough to allow air flow to carry curetted material into the container.  As the result of the perforation of one uterus, the authors recommend using light plastic tubing to increase "feel".  They also note the necessity of making sure there is permanent occlusion of the pressure equalizing holes.  The investigators found the method quick, safe, and effective, the tissue specimens were satisfactory and representative, its use would be justified in a significant number of selected patients.


Withdrawal bleeding and luteinizing hormone secretion following progesterone in women with amenorrhea.


The influence of maternal human growth hormone secretion on the weight of the newborn infant.


Legal abortion by extra-amniotic instillation of Rivanol in combination with rubber catheter insertion into the uterus after the twelfth week of pregnancy.


Effect of prostaglandins on the coagulation mechanism of the pregnant rat.


The content of calcium, magnesium, copper, iron, sodium, and potassium in amniotic fluid from eleven to nineteen weeks' gestation.


Amniotic fluid lecithin-sphingomyelin ratio in the diagnosis of hyaline membrane disease.


The "high weight for dates" fetus.

The "high weight for dates" fetus. The evaluation of abnormal fetal growth patterns has been hindered by the lack of accurate information concerning the rate of intrauterine development at various phases of gestation.  In order to overcome this difficulty, the menstrual age:  crown-rump length ratios of 534 embryos and fetuses between 4-160 mm sitting height, obtained exclusively by therapeutic abortion, have been investigated.  On the basis of this study, new growth rate standards have been developed for the 6th-19th weeks of gestation.  The findings were correlated to available data for the 19th-44th weeks of pregnancy.  With the new and reviewed standards for comparison with fetal growth patterns in 441 abnormal gestations, a high incidence of "large for calculated gestational age" fetuses could be demonstrated in conneection with early abortion, ectopic gestation, and placenta previa.  The evidence indicated that miscalculation of the expected data of confinement because of an apparent menstrual episode after fertilization was the reason for most of these discrepancies.  It has been suggested that delayed ovulation and luteal phase defect are the pathogenetic factors responsible for the anomalous postconception bleeding and that these etiologically interrelated phenomena are closely associated with the occurrence of overripeness of the ovum.


Growth of the biparietal diameter of the fetal head in diabetic pregnancy.


Triglyceride synthesis by the human placenta. I. Incorporation of labeled palmitate into placental triglycerides.


Placental dimensions, cell size, and cell number in erythroblastosis fetalis.


Triglyceride synthesis by the human placenta. II. The effect of cyanide and fluoride on the incorporation of labeled palmitate into placental triglycerides.


Fluorescence and acridine orange in the diagnosis of gynecologic neoplasia in vivo.


Pseudopolyp of the uterine cervix.

Pseudopolyp of the uterine cervix.


Vaginal evisceration following vaginal hysterectomy.


The viability of fetal skin of abortuses induced by saline or prostaglandin. An attempt to culture fetal skin and underlying tissue from the buttocks of 31 abortuses induced by prostaglandin F-2-alpha and 10 saline induced abortuses was made.  The specimens were either stored under refrigeration until the following day or immediately implanted into a minimum essential medium supplemented with 20% calves serum and antibodies and incubated in a CO2 environment.  2/3 of the prostaglandin group grew successfully while none of the saline injected group grew in culture, even after 3-4 weeks.  Inexplicably, tissue stored between 12-24 hours before culture showed the highest failure rate.  Careless handling of tissue probably caused many of the failures.  For abortuses which must be cultured for diagnostic purposes, F-2-alpha is preferable.


Vaginal foreign body of long duration in a child.


Puerperal insertion of the Dalkon shield: a private practice experience.


A vaginal-instilled powder douche which is hygienic and therapeutic instead of a water-instilled water douche which has been found not to be either hygienic or therapeutic.


Colposcopy in diagnosis of cervical neoplasia.


Amphotericin B usage in pregnancy complicated by cryptococcosis.


Saliva glucose: a useful criterion for determining the time of fertility in women.


Prolonged gestation.

Prolonged gestation.


In vitro extracorporeal liver slices and cell suspensions for temporary hepatic support.


Lymph flow from the colon under varying conditions.


Neonatal gastric perforation and necrosis: ninety-five percent gastrectomy and colonic interposition, with survival.


Hematologic complications of partial gastrectomy.


Perforated anastomotic ulcers.

Perforated anastomotic ulcers.


Reoperation for congenital duodenal diaphragm.


Intestinal absorption during hypovolemic shock.


Response of glucose, insulin, free fatty acid, and human growth hormone to norepinephrine and hemorrhage in normal man.


The pulmonary circulation: response to norepinephrine and hemorrhage in normal man.


Improved technic for radical transthoracic forequarter amputation.


Mechanisms of pulmonary damage in severe burns.


Hypotension and release of kinin-forming enzyme into ascitic fluid exudate during experimental pancreatitis in dogs.


Acute pancreatitis with hyperlipemia: the incidence of lipid abnormalities in acute pancreatitis.


Studies in experimental canine cirrhosis: hemodynamic alterations with emphasis on degree of spontaneous porto-systemic shunting.


The status and outlook for commercial health insurance coverage of speech and hearing services.


Code of ethics of the American Speech and Hearing Association 1973.


Pathways of nucleotide metabolism in Schistosoma mansoni. II. Disposition of adenosine by whole worms.


Pathways of nucleotide metabolism in Schistosoma mansoni. 3. Identification of enzymes in cell-free extracts.


Pathways of nucleotide metabolism in Schistosoma mansoni. IV. Incorporation of adenosine analogs in vitro.


Direct stimulant effect of aminophylline on catecholamine release from the adrenal medulla.


Binding of antimalarial aminoquinolines to chromatin, reconstituted deoxyribonucleohistone and ribosomes from mammalian tissues.


Species differences in the biliary excretion of morphine, morphine-3-glucuronide and morphine-3-ethereal sulfate in the cat and rat.


A sensitive gas chromatographic procedure for the estimation of noradrenaline, dopamine and 5-hydroxytryptamine in rat brain.


Biochemical and pharmacological actions of imidazoleacetic acid.


6-Ureido derivatives of 9-( -D-ribofuranosyl)purine as inhibitors of adenosine kinase.


Effect of eucalyptol on microsomal enzyme activity of foetal and newborn rats.


Preparation of crude transfer RNA and chromatographic purification of five transfer RNAs from calf liver.


Temperature-sensitive interferon production in rabbit kidney cell cultures treated with toyocamycin.


Ribosomal proteins in rapidly growing and non-proliferating mouse cells.


The effect of protein deprivation on RNA and protein break-down in subcellular fractions of the cultured chick embryo.


Synthesis and association of thyroglobulin subunits in a polyribosomal cell-free system.


Servo-controlled perfusion unit with membrane oxygenator for extended cardiopulmonary bypass.


Factors affecting the design of control systems for prosthetic devices.


A portable battery-powered ratemeter and scintillation counter for the measurement of human myocardial blood flow using xenon 133.


Possible interrelationship of ethanol metabolism and choline oxidation in the liver.


Binding and uptake of amino acids by brain tissue.


Repair synthesis of DNA in HeLa and L-cells following treatment with methylnitrosourea or ultraviolet light.


Ouabain-induced seizures in rats: relationship to brain monoamines.


Phospholipid desaturation in Candida lipolytica as a function of temperature and growth.


Some physicochemical and chemical properties of light chains isolated from rabbit cardiac myosin.


Estimation of p-hydroxyphenylpyruvic acid hydroxylase activity based on  14 CO 2  evolution from the 1- 14 C-labelled substrate.


2,3,5-Tris-ethylenimino-1,4-benzoquinone (Trenimon): some chemical and biological properties.


Effect of garlic oil on incorporation of amino acids into proteins of Culex pipiens quinquefasciatus Say larvae.


Synchrony between DNA synthesis and thymidine incorporation into DNA in regenerating rat liver.


The demonstration of both type I and type II components in the difference spectra produced by aniline and N-ethylaniline with cytochrome P-450.


Fasciolopsis buski: serum complement-fixing activity in human infection.


Aedes novalbopictus: establishment and characterization of larval cell lines.


Nippostrongylus brasiliensis: effect of dexamethasone upon anthelmintic efficacy.


Taenia crassiceps: absorption of hexoses and partial characterization of Na + -dependent glucose absorption by larvae.


Anaerobic formation of succinate from glucose and bicarbonate in resting cells of Leishmania donovani.


Leishmania donovani: effect of temperature on RNA metabolism.


Schistosoma mansoni: factors affecting hatching of eggs.


Ostertagia ostertagi: protective immunity in calves. The development in calves of a protective immunity to infection with Ostertagia ostertagi.


Ascaris suum: aldolase I purification and immunologic study.


Plasmodium gallinaceum: mechanisms of anemia in infected chickens.


Actions of steroid contraceptives on gametic material.


Visual neurophysiology: feature-detecting channels.


Effects of prolonged exposure of rabbit retina to low-intensity light.


Foveomacular retinitis, an important problem in military medicine: epidemiology.


How fish detect polarized light.

How fish detect polarized light.


Urethan-induced retinopathy in pigmented rats.


Galactitol accumulation and irreversible lens opacities in galactosemic rats.


Relative potency of cholinomimetic drugs on the bovine iris sphincter strips.


The development of a national nutrition policy.


Accuracy of 24-hr. recalls of young children.


The first year of a coordinated undergraduate program in food systems management.


Educating the dietetic technician.

Educating the dietetic technician.


An integrated curriculum in clinical dietetics.


Dietetic food store for patients on hemodialysis.


Tape-recorded instruction for patients with diabetes.


Techmobile for transporting viral education materials.


Health quackery: chiropractic.

Health quackery: chiropractic.


Position Paper on nutrition education for the public.


An outbreak of aseptic meningitis due to ECHO virus type 4: clinical and laboratory observations.


Infection prevention in cardiac pacing.

Infection prevention in cardiac pacing.


Mild respiratory distress in an infant.

Mild respiratory distress in an infant.


Electrocardiogram of the month.

Electrocardiogram of the month.


Homosexuality, gonorrhea, jaundice.

Homosexuality, gonorrhea, jaundice.


When the barbarians came.

When the barbarians came.


The distribution and ultrastructural morphology of lymphatic vessels in the canine renal cortex.


Direct transtissue intra-organ lymphography; technique and results.


The role of lymph nodes in pancreatic edema.


Lymphangiographic studies in a series of 55 patients with malignant melanoma.


On the pathomechanism of development of postsurgical lymphedema.


Illustrations for anatomical teaching.

Illustrations for anatomical teaching.


The mobility of the arthritic hand shown by still photography.


Gastric photography.

Gastric photography.


Photography in fisheries research.

Photography in fisheries research.


Techniques of illustrating corneal vascularization in the rabbit.


A camera stand for clinical photography.


An adjustable support to facilitate dissection of the neck in human cadavers.


A simple method of eliminating highlights in photography of fresh specimens.


Universal levelling device.

Universal levelling device.


Production of analgesia by cholinergic drugs.


Ecology of Western encephalitis virus.

Ecology of Western encephalitis virus.


Hyperglycemic and glycogenolytic effects of vasoactive intestinal polypeptide.


Protection afforded to trypsin and trypsinogen by calcium ion from inactivation by chlorambucil.


"Metabolic memory": effects of diets, fed during the first refeeding, on hepatic enzyme responses, during a second starvation-refeeding.


Kinetics of gastrin release and degradation in response to electrical vagal stimulation in the dog.


Helium-cold induced hypothermia in the white rat.


Effects of L-dopa and methyldopa on growth of mammary cancers in rats.


Calcium dependent action of glucose on force of contraction of rat atria.


Antidiuretic response to occlusion of common carotid arteries in hydrated dogs with transected sinus nerves.


Potentiation of goitrogenic action of sulfonamide by trimethoprim.


Cyanate and thiocyanate: acute toxicity.


Frequency of activity and endocrine response among male house mice (Mus musculus) in freely growing populations.


Competitive protein binding and radioimmunoassay for testosterone in bulls and rabbits; blood serum testosterone after injection of LH or prolactin in rabbits.


Fibrinogen synthesis in adrenalectomized rabbits.


A new sensitive assay for macrophage inhibitory factor.


Interferon response and interferon action in Eperythrozoon coccoides infection of mice.


Effects of ergocornine and CG 603 on blood prolactin and GH in rats bearing a pituitary tumor.


The effect of Friend polycythemia virus on splenic uptake of  59 Fe in fasted mice.


Isolation of leukocytes from bovine peripheral blood.


Short-circuit current across isolated rabbit ileum, jejunum and duodenum.


Drug-evoked adrenergic responses in the hepatic circulation.


Tolbutamide-induced inotropic responses in the perfused working heart: effects of albumin.


Comparison of motor nuclei of the vagus nerve in dogs with and without esophageal achalasia.


Rhythmic contractility of the canine stomach: variation and anatomic relationships.


Citrate metabolic enzymes in alloxan diabetes.


Oleic acid absorption from micellar solutions and emulsions in the rat.


Strain differences in subcellular calcium distribution in striated muscle of the mouse.


Effect of birth on fetal mouse peritoneal fluid cellular composition.


Assay of phenylethanolamine N-methyltransferase.


Cryoglobulinemia in echinococcosis.

Cryoglobulinemia in echinococcosis.


The kinetics of human interferon clearance in gibbons.


Modification of burn shock mortality in mice by an oxidizing and a reducing agent.


Effects of intrauterine foreign body on the localization of ( 3 H)-estradiol in rat uterine tissues, polymorphonuclear neutrophiles and eosinophiles. The effect of an intrauterine silk suture on localization of tritiated estradiol in the rat uterus was observed by dry autoradiography.  7 2.5 month old rats were ovariectomized and fitted with a 5-0 silk suture in one uterine horn.  After 2 weeks, they were injected with 1 mcg estradiol 17-beta sc daily for 4 days, and 2 days later with .1 mcg per 100 gm body weight of 2,4,6,7-tritiated-estradiol-17-beta (specific activity 95 Ci per mM.  Uteri from 6 rats were frozen-sectioned and mounted on dry emulsion-coated slides, at 10 and 60 minutes after sc injection, and 2 minutes after an iv injection in 1 rat.  Autoradiograms observed 157 days later showed silver grains concentrated over nuclei in the outer layers of lumenal and glandular epithelium, substantia propria and muscularis in control horns.  In uterine horns containing sutures, lesser radioactivity was observed in the basal epithelium and substantia propria, and higher activity in the nuclei of the stromal and glandular cells.  No uptake was apparent in the eosinophiles or polymorphonuclear neutrophils which accumulated in the intrauterine suture horns.


Effects of hypoxia on oxidative capacity of skeletal muscle in trained and untrained rats.


Effect of inhibitors on sodium-independent lysine transport in intact intestine.


Formation of nitrosoproline in rats.

Formation of nitrosoproline in rats.


Accessory spleens as demonstrated by celiac angiography.


Medical aid schemes.

Medical aid schemes.


Perendoscopy biopsy forceps.

Perendoscopy biopsy forceps.


The aims of the Transkei and Ciskei Research Society.


Opening discussion. Second meeting of the Transkei and Ciskei Research Society.


Health education.

Health education.


Health education personnel.

Health education personnel.


The changing pattern of diseases in Southern Africa.


The application of research findings to health education.


Preventive genetics and community health.


'Said, sowed and sold'. A nutrition study in the Tsolo district.


Peripheral clinical laboratory service for the Border and Transkei.


A possible form of acute cardiomyopathy as encountered in sugar cane field workers in Tongaat, Natal.


Benign transient enlargement of the parotid glands associated with anaesthesia.


Ainhum: its possible causation by ingestion of plants.


Cardiomyopathies in Johannesburg Bantu.

Cardiomyopathies in Johannesburg Bantu.


Survey of cancer of the oesophagus in relation to other malignant neoplasms.


Adult pulmonary tuberculosis inpatient review at St. Lucy's Hospital, 1970.


An experience of amagqira.

An experience of amagqira.


Do witchdoctors practise clinical pattern recognition?


A trace element survey in the Transkei.

A trace element survey in the Transkei.


Observations on medicinal plants.

Observations on medicinal plants.


The prevention of Transkei silicosis.

The prevention of Transkei silicosis.


An attempt on a cause and prevention of oesophageal cancer in the Transkei Bantu.


Trial using ketamine HCl (Ketalar) as the sole anaesthetic agent in a Transkei hospital. Report on 100 cases.


Medicine knows no boundaries.

Medicine knows no boundaries.


Accelerated medical education. Some popular attitudes.


In defense of the faculty.

In defense of the faculty.


Ketamine anesthesia for pediatric neurosurgical procedures.


Management of the psychogeriatric patient.


Treatment of an assassinated president. A case report.


Vagal afferent influences on the phasic activity of the posterior cricoarytenoid muscle.


Nasopharyngeal fibroma.

Nasopharyngeal fibroma.


Homotransplantation of canine trachea after denervation of the spleen. A preliminary report.


Clinical significance and diagnostic value of auditory bone threshold. Some critical considerations.


Influence of experimental hypothyreosis on the inner ear in rats.


Early prediction of acute renal failure and recovery. I. Sequential measurements of free water clearance.


Traumatic renal artery thrombosis: a successful thrombectomy and revascularization.


Bilemia: an unusual complication of bile ducts stones.


Subtotal portacaval shunt obliteration for chronic hepatic encephalopathy.


Management of congenital lymphedema in infants and children.


Symmetrical hearing loss in brain stem lesions.


Lumbar sympathectomy and cold acclimatization by the arctic wolf.


A comparison between middle-ear muscle reflex thresholds for bone- and air-conducted pure tones.


The effects of ethacrynic acid upon the cochlear endolymph and stria vascularis. A preliminary report.


Snoring and presbyacusis.

Snoring and presbyacusis.


Base deficit in superior mesenteric artery occlusion, an aid to early diagnosis.


"Spontaneous" and traumatic rupture of the diaphragm: long-term results.


Pulmonary complications of burns: the major threat to the burn patient.


Effect of repetitive optokinetic stimulation upon optokinetic and vestibular responses.


Is the concept of proctosigmoidoscopic examinations in asymptomatic individuals by a trained technician justifiable?


Effect of testing technique on nasal pressure variation.


The case for state dermatological societies.


Comparisons of three technics for femoral-popliteal arterial reconstruction, 1. vein bypass, 2. open endarterectomy, 3. semiclosed endarterectomy.


Psoriasis with hydroxyurea. An 18-month study of 60 patients.


Resistant psoriasis. Combined methoxsalen-anthralin therapy.


Combined methotrexate and hydroxyurea therapy for psoriasis.


Sensitization and local application of antibiotics on the respiratory mucous membrane.


Evidence for impaired glucose tolerance in uncomplicated psoriasis. Preliminary report.


Scanning electron microscopy of tinea versicolor organisms. (Malassezia furfur--Pityrosporon orbiculare?).


Formation of the acrosyringium.

Formation of the acrosyringium.


Prominent inferior labial artery.

Prominent inferior labial artery.


Ineffectiveness of trioxsalen as an oral photosensitizer.


Fanconi-like syndrome. Immunologic deficiency, pancytopenia, and cutaneous malignancies.


Urticaria and anaphylactoid reactions after topical application of mechlorethamine.


Subungual exostoses.

Subungual exostoses.


Eczematous dermatitis.

Eczematous dermatitis.


Pigmentovascular nevus.

Pigmentovascular nevus.


Reactive perforating collagenosis.

Reactive perforating collagenosis.


Dermatologic families.

Dermatologic families.


Mucha-Habermann disease following estrogen-progesterone therapy.


Electron microscopy in amyloidosis.

Electron microscopy in amyloidosis.


Survey of the treatment of psoriasis with hydroxyurea.


Pemphigus vulgaris treated with cyclophosphamide.


More about acute psychotic reactions to aqueous procaine penicillin G.


Symptom intensity and life events.

Symptom intensity and life events.


Neurological syndromes associated with antipsychotic drug use. A special report.


Catchmenting and the delivery of mental health services.


Catchment and community.

Catchment and community.


The stigma of mental hospitalization. An attempt to evaluate its consequences.


Reentry. I. Adjustment issues facing the Vietnam returnee.


Depression and schizophrenia in hospitalized black and white mental patients.


Borderline patients in a chronic ward.

Borderline patients in a chronic ward.


Compulsive rituals treated by response prevention. An experimental analysis.


Sustained attention in remitted schizophrenics.


Parasympathetic suppression of manic symptoms by physostigmine.


Gender identity change in a transsexual.


Self-destructive aspects of hard core addiction.


The ontogeny of a hippocampus-dependent response in two rodent species.


Pharmacological inhibition of eating, drinking and prandial drinking.


The effects of isolation on sexual and social behavior in the rat.


Development of freezing and immobility, predator defenses, in the Bobwhite quail (Colinus virginianus).


The influence of testosterone on chick behavior in novel environments.


Salicylate hepatotoxicity in patients with juvenile rheumatoid arthritis.


Fender-Kicker syndrome.

Fender-Kicker syndrome.


Effect of 6-substituted benzo(a)pyrene derivatives upon mouse liver.


Effects of reserpine on the content and properties of rat adrenal medullary storage vesicles.


Antibiotic therapy in experimental bedsonial arthritis.


Influence of catecholamines on some of the important carbohydrate and lipid intermediary metabolites during their pressor responses.


Distribution of some structurally related pharmacological agents in rat brain.


Studies in vitro on some precursors of 1- -D-arabinosylcytosine.


Skeletal status in rheumatoid arthritis. A preliminary report.


Absence of 3-methoxy-4-hydroxyphenylethanol in brain.


Amphetamine oxidation in rat brain.

Amphetamine oxidation in rat brain.


Health problems in the Martin Luther King, Jr., Hospital Service area. Implications for a Community Medicine Program.


Primary malignant tumors of the heart.

Primary malignant tumors of the heart. Because of their rarity, primary malignant tumors of the heart continue to evade clinical preoperative diagnosis. In five cases of malignant heart tumor that were reviewed from the diagnostic point of view, the clinical symptoms and radiographic abnormalities were found to be similar to those produced by more common heart diseases. The diagnosis of malignant cardiac tumor should be considered in a patient with heart disease who has (1) an unusual cardiomediastinal silhouette, (2) an atypical cardiac calcification, and (3) clinical or radiographic cardipulmonary findings which do not conform to the expected behavior of the common forms of heart disease.


The effect of a cobra venom factor on complement and adjuvant-induced disease in rats.


Importance of alcohol and drug abuse in psychiatric emergencies.


Left atrial myxoma. Diagnostic and surgical aspects. Left atrial myxomas may present with signs of mitral valve obstruction, embolic phenomena or systemic disease. The diagnosis is suspected on clinical grounds and confirmed by angiocardiography. However, the tumor may be unexpectedly discovered on surgical exploration. Once the diagnosis is established, operation, using cardiopulmonary bypass, should be done promptly. A coexisting valvular lesion should be looked for. Complete cure may be expected, especially if the involved atrial septum is excised and repaired by patch replacement.


Sickle cell disease.

Sickle cell disease. These discussions are selected from the weekly staff conferences in the Department of Medicine, University of California, San Francisco. Taken from transcriptions, they are prepared by Drs. David W. Martin, Jr., Assistant Professor of Medicine, and Kenneth A. Woeber, Associate Professor of Medicine, under the direction of Dr. Lloyd H. Smith, Jr., Professor of Medicine and Chairman of the Department of Medicine. Requests for reprints should be sent to the Department of Medicine, University of California, San Francisco, San Francisco, Ca. 94122.


Tumors of the heart.

Tumors of the heart.


Childhood autism.

Childhood autism.


California's shame--the fluoridation issue.


Congenital syphilis in newborn.

Congenital syphilis in newborn. In six cases of congenital syphilis in newborn at Los Angeles County-USC Medical Center over a seven-month period the clinical findings fell into two categories related to the time of onset of symptoms. Infants ill in the nursery presented evidence of transplacental infection; infants who became ill later showed the "classic" findings of rash, rhinorrhea and pseudoparalysis. No single clinical symptom was present in all cases but all symptomatic infants had radiographic evidence of bone disease. Respiratory distress was present at the onset of symptoms in three of four infants with neonatal disease, and all three had evidence of interstitial pneumonia in chest radiographs. Serologic testing may be difficult to evaluate in the newborn period, but more recent and specific tests are helpful in diagnosis. Penicillin remains the drug of choice. The only death occurred at five hours of life in a premature infant. Growth and development in surviving infants appeared normal.


Community medicine in California. An assessment of the concept of community medicine.


Thyroid-binding globulin deficiency in a patient with Beckwith's syndrome.


Community medicine in California. University of California, San Diego.


Community medicine in California. University of California, Irvine.


Community medicine in California. University of Southern California.


Community medicine in California. California regional medical programs--area IV.


Community medicine in California. Drew Postgraduate Medical School.


Community medicine in California. A view of community medicine from UC School of Public Health, Berkeley.


Community medicine in California. University of California, Los Angeles.


Community medicine in California. University of California, Davis.


Community medicine in California. California Regional Medical Programs.


Rural medicine. Making it now, and the problems ahead. King City, California, a small remote town among thousands in the nation, has demonstrated that private physicians and federal funds can jointly develop effective health care delivery mechanisms to serve residents of all incomes with a full complement of hospital and outpatient services as well as community health programs. Young health care professionals can be drawn to the traditionally difficult-to-serve rural areas. Unanswered is the problem of developing and maintaining an adequate funding base for health services in rural communities in the face of a disproportionately large number of poor people with a sub-optimal job future. The dollar resources in the rural community are often simply inadequate to buy needed health and social services.


Ghetto America and developing world health care delivery.


Health care for a rural minority. Lessons from the Modoc Indian country in California.


The effect of glucagon on the formation of pancreatic juice and bile in the rat.


Effect of phenobarbital pretreatment on the sensitivity of the isolated guinea pig vas deferens to various agonists.


Acute effects of cobalt on cardiac metabolism and mechanical performance.


Freedom: an outmoded tradition.

Freedom: an outmoded tradition.


Changing nursing practice through education.


Weekend program for tubal ligation.

Weekend program for tubal ligation.


Auscultation of the chest--a clinical nursing skill.


Meiotic confirmation of the identification of chromosomes 9 and 13 in T(9 ; 19)163H, T(5 ; 13)264 Ca, and T(1 ; 13)70H stocks in Mus musculus.


The development, structure and function of modified synaptonemal complexes in mosquito oocytes.


Variation of constitutive heterochromatin in the sex chromosomes of the rodent Bandicota bengalensis bengalensis (Gray).


Experimental acute myocardial infarction. Characterization and treatment of the malignant premature ventricular contraction.


Identification of ischemic area of left ventricle by visualization of  43 K myocardial deposition.


Progression of coronary artery disease. A clinical arteriographic study.


Electrocardiographic evidence of left atrial hypertension in acute myocardial infarction.


Left ventricular ejection time in valvular aortic stenosis.


Prosthetic replacement of the mitral valve. Continuing assessments of the 100 patients operated upon during 1961-1965.


Functional 2:1 A-V block within the His-Purkinje system. Simulation of type II second-degree A-V block.


Paradoxic phenomenon of premature beats with narrow QRS in the presence of bundle-branch block.


Echocardiography in the diagnosis of Ebstein's anomaly of the tricuspid valve.


Cardiac manifestations of Marfan syndrome in infancy and childhood.


Juxtaposition of the atrial appendages.

Juxtaposition of the atrial appendages.


Radiologic appearance of the azygos vein in cardiovascular disease.


Atrial ventricular conduction system in left bundle-branch block with normal QRS axis.


An indirect method for evaluation of left ventricular function in acute myocardial infarction.


Hepatitis: preventing the spread of infection.


The relationship between hydrogen bonding and base stacking in crystalline 4-thiouridine derivatives.


Reduced rate of  -globin mRNA translation in  -thalassemia.


Evidence for a rate-limiting conformation change in the catalytic steps of the ficin and papain-catalysed hydrolyses of benzyloxycarbonyl-L-lysine p-nitrophenyl ester.


Isolation, purification and characterization of equine growth hormone.


Adsorption of nerve growth factor onto surfaces. Implications for the assay in tissue culture.


Thermal stability of poly(U)-tRNA-ribosome complexes with Phe-tRNA Phe  and peptidyl-tRNA Phe .


Lens protein interactions and transparency.


Phase aberration balancing of cataracts using holography.


Glutathione and NADP linked enzymes in human senile cataract.


The reaggregation of purified subunits of alpha-crystallin.


On the presence and mechanism of formation of heavy molecular weight aggregates in human normal and cataractous lenses.


Bioelectric measurements in the frog lens.


Heterogeneity, aging and polypeptide composition of  -crystallin from calf lens.


Possible roles of near UV light in the cataractous process.


Microelectrode and short-circuiting techniques for the study of ion transport in the lens.


The presence of glycogen in lenses of different species.


The transport and phosphorylation of 2-deoxyglucose by rat lenses.


Ascorbic acid effects on lens  86 rubidium transport.


Lymphocyte transformation in the mesenteric lymph nodes of patients with Crohn's disease. The response of lymphocytes from peripheral blood and mesenteric lymph nodes to stimulation with phytohaemagglutinin in vitro has been studied in eight patients suffering from active Crohn's disease. Patients with Crohn's disease exhibited reduced responses when compared with similar studies performed in control subjects. The impaired responses of circulating lymphocytes from these patients were marked on culture in autologous serum and were not improved by culture in homologous AB serum. Lymphocytes from lymph nodes directly draining diseased bowel exhibited lower responses than those from nodes at the root of the mesentery, which in turn were lower than those of circulating lymphocytes.


Ultrastructural changes suggestive of immune reactions in the jejunal mucosa of coeliac children following gluten challenge. The jejunal mucosa of eight coeliac children on a gluten-free diet and two non-coeliac children was studied by light and electron microscopy two to 98 hours after a single challenge dose of gluten. In all coeliac patients the early cytopathological reactions were principally confined to the structures within the subepithelial connective tissue. Changes were observed in the connective tissue fibrils, the basement membranes of epithelial and endothelial cells, the endothelium of small blood vessels, and the type and degree of inflammatory cell infiltration. The timing of these reactions was compatible with the concept that gluten acts as an antigen and combines with antibody in the form of immune complexes in the connective tissue close to the epithelium and to small blood vessels. These changes appeared to precede epithelial cell damage. No subepithelial tissue changes were seen in the non-coeliac patients after gluten challenge.


The role of thoracic duct lymph in gastrin transport and gastric secretion. The effect of thoracic lymph diversion on gastric secretion has been studied in dogs. In addition, the concentration of gastrin in thoracic duct lymph of nine dogs and two patients has been measured before and during antral stimulation with either food or acetylcholine. The secretory studies do not support the concept that there is a significant gastric secretagogue in thoracic duct lymph. The amount of gastrin carried in thoracic duct lymph as determined by radioimmunoassay is far less than that necessary to evoke a gastric secretory response.


Some observations on the intrinsic nervous mechanism in Hirschsprung's disease. Both at rest and during transmural stimulation acetylcholine output from isolated longitudinal and circular muscle strips is significantly higher in the spastic segment than in the proximal dilated bowel. No difference has been found in the tissue concentration of acetylcholine between ganglionic and aganglionic specimens. The pattern of response to transmural stimulation is also similar in the spastic and dilated bowel. However, after cholinergic and adrenergic blockade transmural stimulation fails to induce relaxation in aganglionic specimens, as it does in normal colon. The hypotheses are advanced that the increase in acetylcholine output may be partly dependent on a failure of the intrinsic modulating mechanisms and that an alteration of the non-adrenergic inhibitory neurons may be involved in the motor disturbances of the aganglionic tract.


The effect of amino acids and dipeptides on sodium and water absorption in man. A perfusion technique has been used to quantitate the effect of the amino acids glycine and alanine and the dipeptides glycyl-glycine and glycyl-L-alanine on sodium and water absorption from the human jejunum. Although no net absorption of sodium and water was seen in the absence of non-electrolytes, a significant stimulation occurred in the presence of both free amino acids and dipeptides. In the case of glycine and alanine, sodium and water absorption increased linearly with increasing concentration of the amino acid and saturation was not demonstrated over the range of concentrations studied. Molar ratios for net absorption of free amino acid and sodium were approximately 1:1 for all but the highest concentration of alanine. In contrast, the corresponding molar ratios for the two dipeptide solutions and sodium were approximately 1:2. Possible explanations for these observations are discussed.


The use of combined ultrasonic and isotope scanning in the diagnosis of amoebic liver disease. The use of combined isotope and ultrasonic scanning in the diagnosis of amoebic liver abscess is described, together with details of three cases of this condition seen in the Bristol area in a period of two years. The addition of ultrasonic scanning greatly increases the accuracy of diagnosis by demonstrating a fluid-filled, space-occupying lesion and should ideally be employed whenever liver abscess is suspected.


Inheritance of type 2 Crigler-Najjar hyperbilirubinaemia. The families of three patients with Crigler-Najjar hyperbilirubinaemia, type 2, whose plasma bilirubin levels had responded to phenobarbitone treatment, were investigated. All the parents and several relatives had mildly raised bilirubin levels. It is suggested that this condition may be an example of genetic heterogeneity and that the propositi had inherited two different abnormal genes. The separation of the Gilbert and type 2 Crigler-Najjar syndromes is at present arbitrary.


Cholecystectomy cholangiogram snare.

Cholecystectomy cholangiogram snare.


Exocrine secretory responses of the pancreas to insulin and to a meat meal in dogs. Studies in five dogs with chronic pancreatic and gastric fistulae have shown that insulin-induced vagal stimulation of the pancreas (gastric fistula open) resulted in protein and bicarbonate outputs very much smaller than those obtained with a 400-g meat meal. However, when the insulin-activated gastric acid secretion was allowed access to the duodenum (gastric fistula closed) peak outputs of both bicarbonate and protein were observed which were closely similar to the response to the meal. These findings suggest that insulin-induced hypoglycaemia results in stimulation of the pancreas within the physiological range when gastric acid is allowed access to the duodenum with consequent release of secretin.


Prostaglandins.

Prostaglandins.


Degeneration release of norepinephrine causes transient ocular hyperemia mediated by prostaglandins.


Vascular perfusion pressure gradients in the eye.


The influence of position on intraocular pressure.


V pattern exotropia. Electromyographic study of an unusual case.


Degradation of vision through a simulated cataract.


Personal and situational determinants of volunteer recruitment for a campus "hotline" program.


Sickle-cell trait: a new medical and social dilemma.


Evidence for the involvement of a reduced flavin isomerization catalyst in the regeneration of bleached rhodopsin.


Feasibility of sickle-cell screening and research in a private university community.


Measuring the effects and qualities of college health programs.


That's not where the problem is, but that's where it hurts.


Student-organized health programs at City College of San Francisco: introduction.


Student-organized health programs at City College of San Francisco: forming a student health advisory board.


Student-organized health programs at City College of San Francisco: a student advice center.


Student-organized health programs at City College of San Francisco: a child care center.


Student-organized health programs at City College of San Francisco. Proposed programs: a crash pad as an alternative to hospitalization.


Position paper presented to The President's Committee on Health Education, Boston, Massachusetts, January 6, 1972.


A model program for treatment of psychiatric disability in clients of a college counseling center.


Student-organized health programs at City College of San Francisco. Proposed programs: drug programs.


Asymptomatic carriers of gonorrhea on a college campus.


Occupational health: organization and function.


Financial support for dental health programs on college and university campuses.


Educational programs in sports medicine.


The utilization of peers in a college crisis intervention program.


Changing aspirations of college women.

Changing aspirations of college women.


Suicide among university students.

Suicide among university students.


Peer counseling and professional responsibility.


Mental health intervention in a campus homicide.


Establishing a dental health program on a college campus--what mix of prevention, education, and emergency care services is necessary?


How students view the health services.

How students view the health services.


A night mental health clinic.

A night mental health clinic.


Screening chest x ray--an aid or a hazard to health?


The use of the Object Sorting Test as a measure of cognitive recovery from mental illness.


Toward the inevitable: in anticipation of a National Health program?


Prevalence of unsuspected gonorrhea in female students.


Dosage control of drugs with lethal potency for university level patients.


Keratoconjunctivitis sicca due to phenazopyridine HCl.


Toward more responsible pet ownership.

Toward more responsible pet ownership.


Congenital arthrogryposis associated with ingestion of tobacco stalks by pregnant sows.


Bovine abortion associated with Candida tropicalis.


Factors influencing dairy calf mortality in Michigan.


Serologic evidence of naturally occurring Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis virus infection in a dog.


Remedy for unsuccessful urethrostomy.

Remedy for unsuccessful urethrostomy.


Factors associated with calf mortality in Michigan dairy herds.


Pharyngeal rupture in a horse.

Pharyngeal rupture in a horse.


Retinal degeneration in kittens.

Retinal degeneration in kittens.


Aeromonas hydrophila septicemia in a dog.


Hypertrophic pulmonary osteoarthropathy in a dog with carcinoma of the urinary bladder.


Surgical correction of tracheal stenosis in a dog.


Minimal cost, nonprofit veterinary service.


The effects of age and blood pressure upon the systolic time intervals in males aged 20-89 years.


Free fatty acids of normal human whole brain at different ages.


A longitudinal and comparative study of the soft tissue calcium levels throughout the life-span of highly inbred rats.


Spontaneous lesions in the female WAG-Rij (Wistar) rat.


Age differences in dichotic listening performance.


A comparison of speech perception in senile and well-preserved aged by means of the verbal transformation effect.


Coping style and declining verbal abilities.


Future commitments and successful aging. I. The random sample.


Future commitments and successful aging. II. Special groups.


Perceptions of childhood: present functioning and past events.


Personality and values of women continuing their education after thirty-five years of age.


Maturation of molluscum contagiosum virus (MCV) in vivo: quantitative electron microscopic autoradiography.


Removal of stratum corneum in vivo: an improvement on the cellophane tape stripping technique.


In vitro studies of contact hypersensitivity: lymphocyte transformation in nickel sensitivity.


Thermal studies in psoriasis.

Thermal studies in psoriasis.


Normal and abnormal variations in eccrine sweat gland distribution.


Radiologic seminar CXXVI: ruminations on radiologic accuracy.


Power motivation and risk-taking behavior.


Duplication of facial expressions: conditions affecting task and possible clinical usefulness.


Internal-external locus of control and self-perception theory.


The moderating effect of locus of control in relation to achievement-motivation variables.


Viability of coping strategies, denial, and response to stress.


Some characteristics of the parents of creative twelve-year-olds.


The hierarchical nature of moral judgment: a study of patterns of comprehension and preference of moral stages.


The relationship between role orientation and achievement motivation in college women.


A comparison of screening tests for anti-sperm activity in the serum of infertile women.


Effect of cyproterone acetate on sperm concentration, seminal fluid volume, testicular cytology and levels of plasma and urinary ICSH, FSH and testosterone in normal men.


Quantification of human seminiferous epithelium. I. Histological studies in twenty-one fertile men with normal chromosome complements.


Quantification of human seminiferous epithelium. II. Histological studies in eight 47,XYY men.


The contraceptive action of the copper IUD in the rat.


Development of the germ cells in the ovary of the mule and hinny.


Short- and long-term effects of a single injection of depo-medroxyprogesterone acetate (provera) on the vaginal smear, ovulation and mating in the rat.


Effects of sex hormones on germinal cells of the rat testis: a rationale for the use of progestin and androgen combinations in the control of male fertility.


The effects of erythritol, FSH and female gonadal hormones on the growth in vitro of Vibrio fetus var. venerealis.


Radioimmunoassay for equine luteinizing hormone.


Androgen-binding protein in efferent duct fluid of rat testis.


Sperm count, morphology and motility after unilateral mumps orchitis.


Effects of exogenous oestradiol and progesterone on serum levels of prostaglandin F and luteinizing hormone in chronically ovariectomized rats.


The rôle of the pituitary in the development of the blood-testis barrier in mice.


Effects of thyroparathyroidectomy on implantation and early gestation in rats.


Compensatory ovarian hypertrophy can be obtained in neonatal rats.


Interaction of human sperm acrosomal proteinase with human seminal plasma proteinase inhibitors.


Various types of embryo-endometrial contacts during delay of implantation in the mouse.


Endometrial differentiation in the pregnant sow and the necrotic tips of the allantochorion.


Predator-prey interactions between Malthusian populations.


The evolution of endothermy.

The evolution of endothermy.


On the rate of ribosome translocation. Anisotropy and ribosome saturation in the polysome.


A model for pattern recognition by cell networks.


Functional Boolean models for systems with continuous variables.


On the evolutionary origin of mitochondrial DNA.


Membrane permeability change by aggregation of mobile glycoprotein units.


Surgical treatment of adrenocortical hyperplasia: 20-year experience.


Summary of renal lymphatic studies.

Summary of renal lymphatic studies.


Renal function during acute total ureteral occlusion and the role of the lymphatics: an experimental study in dogs.


Pyonephrosis complicating ureteral obstruction: a limitation of renal scintiscanning in predicting reversibility of renal damage.


Survival following late renal embolectomy in a patient with a single functioning kidney.


The effect of hormonal therapy on a transplantable renal cortical adenocarcinoma in syngeneic mice.


Long tunnel ureterosigmoidostomy.

Long tunnel ureterosigmoidostomy.


Electromyographic changes in ureteral peristalsis after standardized types of incisions at the ureteropelvic junction.


Experience with pyocystis following intestinal conduit urinary diversion.


Neurilemoma and the urologist.

Neurilemoma and the urologist.


The action of imipramine on the bladder musculature.