Use of gas chromatography-mass spectrometry for the diagnosis and study of metabolic disorders. Screening and identification of urinary aromatic acids.


Detection of carbon disulphide (a disulfiram metabolite) in expired air by gas chromatography.


Partial purification of bovine acrosin by affinity chromatography.


Paper chromatography of tobramycin and some related compounds.


A convenient system for the separation of some steroids on Sephadex LH-20.


Letter: Use of succinylcholine in castration of horses.


Tyzzer's disease in a horse.

Tyzzer's disease in a horse.


Repair of ventral abdominal hernia in a horse, using tantalum mesh.


Your growing role in environmental protection.


Internship for the new DVM: a learning situation for the entire practice.


Leukoencephalomalacia in two quarter horses.


Diet--its role in controlling behavior problems.


Chlorophenol and chlorobenzoic acid co-metabolism by different genera of soil bacteria.


Wall ultrastructure of Scenedesmus culture N 46.


The effect of ferrous ions, tungstate and selenite on the level of formate dehydrogenase in Clostridium formicoaceticum and formate synthesis from CO2 during pyruvate fermentation.


Influence of nitrogen source on growth and nitrogenase activity in Azotobacter vinelandii.


The protein patterns of intracytoplasmic membranes and reaction center particles isolated from Rhodopseudomonas capsulata.


Effects of griseofulvin on the mitotic cycle of the fungus Basidiobolus ranarum.


Phosphate-dependent spectroscopic changes in liganded hemoglobin.


On the use of (3H, 14C)labelled glucose in the study of the so-called "futile cycles" in liver and muscle.


The influence of low temperatures on activities of starch degradative enzymes in a cold-requiring plant.


The relationship of oxygen uptake to electron transport in photosystem I of isolated chloroplasts: the role of superoxide and ascorbate.


NMR investigations of proline and its derivatives. 3. A NMR method for estimating spectroscopic and conformational changes in prolyl-compounds: the Halpha PMR multiplet of proline.


Comparative molecular weight estimates of measles and subacute sclerosing panencephalitis virus structural polypeptides by simultaneous electrophoresis in acrylamide gel slabs.


Cytidine 3',5'-monophosphate (cyclic CMP). I. Isolation from extracts of leukemia L-1210 Cells.


Singlet molecular oxygen in biological systems: non-quenching of singlet oxygen-mediated chemiluminescence by superoxide dismutase.


Effect of some "strong" excitants of central neurones on the uptake of L-glutamate and L-aspartate by synaptosomes.


Protein synthesis in rabbit reticulocytes: evidence for two forms of the Met-tRNA-f-Met binding factors.


Acetylcholine increases the level of diglyceride in mouse pancreas.


Differential leaf absorption of a high-molecular-weight phosphate in maize (Zea mays, L.) plants of differing cytoplasms.


Deficiency of coenzyme Q10 in hypertensive rats and reduction of deficiency by treatment with coenzyme Q10.


Mitochondrial "high-affinity" binding sites for Ca2+ - fact or artefact?


Isolation of a new copper-containing superoxide dismutase bacteriocuprein.


Antisickling effects of zinc.

Antisickling effects of zinc.


N-terminal acetylation of the nascent chains of alpha-crystallin.


Polysome-binding capacity of membranes in the cytoplasmic extract prepared from phenobarbital treated and regenerating rat liver.


The oxidation of carbon monoxide by methane-oxidizing bacteria.


Molecular structure of poly-2-thiouridylic acid, a double helix with non-equivalent polynucleotide chains.


Order-disorder conformational transitions of the hydrocarbon chains of lipids.


Chain motions in lipid-water and protein-lipid-water phases: a spin-label and x-ray diffraction study.


X-ray mutagenesis: base-pair deletion at a frameshift hotspot in Salmonella.


Cytology of budding in Mucor rouxii: wall ontogeny.


Changes in composition of conidia of Penicillium notatum during germination.


Effect of sugars, Na+-, and K+-ions on biopterin transport in Crithidia fasciculata.


Existence of acid and alkaline phosphohydrolase activity in the phytoflagellate Ochromonas danica.


Brain dynamism in visual illusions of motion.


The immediate recognition of tachistoscopically presented visual patterns by backward readers.


The adolescent antecedents of an ego model of coping and defense and comparisons with Q-sorted ideal personalities.


Alterations in normal fatty acid composition in a temperature-sensitive mutant of a thermophilic bacillus.


Isoenzyme pattern of malate dehydrogenase during respiratory derepression in Schizosaccharomyces pombe.


School phobia: a reappraisal.

School phobia: a reappraisal.


Ethical problems in child guidance.

Ethical problems in child guidance.


The newly admitted psychiatric patient as seen by self and others.


Frames of reference in psychoanalytic psychology. 8. The topographical frame of reference: transference as an illustration of the functioning of the mental apparatus.


Simplistic thinking about other people as a predictor of early drop-out at an alcoholism halfway house.


Explorations in the treatment of personality disorders and neuroses by social skills training.


Adolescent identity crisis and religious conversion: implications for psychotherapy.


Object relations and the formation of the image of God.


Synergistic effect of x-ray and UV irradation on the frequency of chromosome breakage in human lymphocytes.


The frequency and distribution of isolabelling in Chinese hamster chromosomes after exposure to x-rays.


Premature chromosome condensation. I. Visualization of x-ray-induced chromosome damage in interphase cells.


Premature chromosome condensation. II. The nature of chromosome gaps produced by alkylating agents and ultraviolet light.


Uptake of guanine by synchronized Chlorella fusca. Characterization of the transport system in autospores.


Excretion products of Ochromonas with special reference to pyrrolidone carboxylic acid.


Microbial degradation of cholesterol.

Microbial degradation of cholesterol.


Rhabdomyosarcoma in adult prostate.

Rhabdomyosarcoma in adult prostate.


Acute transient renin-mediated hypertension in children following urinary diversion.


Caution urged in unsplinted, unstented pyeloplasty.


Apparent failure of renal growth secondary to vesicoureteral reflux.


Preputial skin-bridging. Complication of circumcision.


Congenital posterior urethral valves in adult males.


Trocar cystostomy during transurethral prostatic resection.


Retroperitoneal fibrosis.

Retroperitoneal fibrosis.


Benign fibroepithelioma of ureter.

Benign fibroepithelioma of ureter.


Genital sarcoidosis.

Genital sarcoidosis.


Injury to the bladder. Unusual complication of lysergi acid diethylamide.


Obstructive jaundice. Unusual complication of postoperative pararenal pseudocyst.


Papillary carcinoma in wall of simple renal cyst.


Ureteral obstruction caused by hemorrhagic corpus luteum cyst.


Renal tuberculosis simulating polycystic kidney disease angiographically.


Prostatic carcinoma with direct extension to renal pelvis.


Regression of metastatic renal carcinoma following nephrectomy.


Acute urinary retention in a child due to procolpos and pyometrium.


Bilateral intravesical ureteral ligation. Complication of Cooper's ligament suspension.


Surgical approach to male transsexualism.


What is amyloid?

What is amyloid?


The making of a successful textbook of medicine.


Replication of the kinetoplast DNA of Leishmania tarentolae and Crithidia fasciculata.


Density labelling in vivo of replicating DNA in a rat.


Interaction of informational macromolecules with ribosomes. VII. Restoration of RNA-binding ability of 40-S ribosome subunits and effect of aurintricarboxylic acid.


Molecular orbital calculations on the conformation of nucleic acids and their constituents. X. Conformation of beta-D-arabinosyl nucleosides.


Evidence for translational control of "early" protein synthesis in lymphocytes stimulated with concanavaline A.


Aminoacyle transfer: peptide synthesis and other properties of an amino acid imidazolide.


Non-rebosomal incorporation of arginine into a specific protein by a cell-free extract of parathyroid tissue.


Ribosome function in vitro and in vivo during the life cycle of Blastocladiella emersonii.


Questioning the in vitro protein exchange between ribosomes and post-microsomal supernatant.


Affective consequences in adults and children of repeated exposure to auditory stimuli.


Modeling and birth order in responses to painful stimuli.


Changes in meaning and halo effects in personality impression formation.


Dissonance and self-perception analyses of "forced compliance": when two theories make competing predictions.


Effect of cue prominence and subject weight on human food-directed performance.


Drug dependence and sexual dysfunction: a comparison of intravenous users of narcotics and oral users of amphetamines.


Intelligence and neurosis in old age.

Intelligence and neurosis in old age.


Serum anticonvulsant concentrations in epileptic patients with mental symptoms. A preliminary report.


The role of conflict in the genesis and treatment of neurosis.


Suicidal feelings in the general population: a prevalence study.


The B.B.C. 'befrienders' series and its effects.


A method of psychotherapy based on relaxation techniques.


Cash in hand.

Cash in hand.


Bromazepam, medazepam, chlordiazepoxide in treatment of neurotic anxiety.


Letter: Childhood and adult psychiatric illness.


Letter: Self-poisoning in adolescents.

Letter: Self-poisoning in adolescents.


Letter: The management of resistant depression.


Changes in the DNA synthesis pattern of paramecium with increased clonal age and interfission time. The clonal age in paramecia refers to the total number of vegetative divisions a clone has undergone since its origin at autogamy (self-fertilization). As clonal age increases, the interfission time usually increases. The DNA synthesis pattern of cells of different ages was compared by autoradiographic analysis of the DNA synthesis of synchronized cells at various time intervals during the cell cycle (from one division to the next). The study showed that the G(1) period (the lag in DNA synthesis post division) was constant, irrespective of interfission time or clonal age; but the duration of the DNA synthesis period increased with increased interfission time or clonal age. Therefore, we have shown for the first time that the G(1) period is fixed, and the S period is increased in a eukaryotic unicellular organism as a function of interfission time and clonal age.


The splitting of hepatocyte gap junctions and zonulae occludentes with hypertonic disaccharides. Mouse livers were perfused in situ through the portal vein with the disaccharides sucrose, lactose, maltose, and cellobiose in hypertonic concentrations (0.5 M). This treatment resulted in plasmolysis of the hepatocytes and splitting of the gap junctions and zonulae occludentes. The junctions split symmetrically, leaving a half-junction on each of the two separated cells. The process of junction splitting is followed using the freeze-fracture technique, since the junctional membranes are indistinguishable from the nonjunctional membranes in thin sections once the splitting occurs. The split junctions are also studied using the freeze-etch technique, allowing a view of the gap junction extracellular surface normally sequestered within the 2-nm "gap." The monosaccharides sorbitol and mannitol did not split the junctions during the times studied (2 min), but substitution of the chloride ion with propionate in the perfusion mixture did result in junction splitting. An envelope of morphologically distinct particles surrounding freeze-fractured gap junctions is also described.


Changes in the ribosome content, principal microsomal protein composition, and secretory character of mammary epithelial rough endoplasmic reticulum during differentiation. Evidence that messenger RNAs specific for milk proteins are incorporated into rough endoplasmic reticulum formed de novo after parturition. The equilibrium density distribution, protein composition, and secretory character of mouse mammary epithelial rough microsomes have been determined during differentiation. The density range exhibited by the rough microsomes broadens during mammary development; rough microsomes within the 1.25-1.29 g/ml density range appear soon after conception and then within the 1.30-1.34 range after the onset of lactation. The appearance of these denser microsomes represents the progressive increase of the average ribosome content of the rough endoplasmic reticulum (ER) during gestation and lactation. Fractionation of rough microsomal proteins by sodium dodecyl sulfate-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis reveals that two proteins, having molecular weights of 57,000 and 76,000, occur to a significant extent only during lactation and are then most prominent in the very dense rough microsomes of the 1.30-1.34 range. Nascent polypeptide chains discharged (by incubation with puromycin) from 17-days lactation rough microsomes in either the 1.21-1.29 or 1.30-1.34 density range are distributed equally between the intra- and extravesicular compartments. Whereas 36% of the chains are discharged intravesicularly from 1-day lactation rough microsomes in the 1.30-1.34 range, only 25% are so discharged from those in the 1.21-1.29 range. The results indicate (a) that there is no correlation between the relative levels in lactation rough microsomes of the two microsomal proteins which become prominent during lactation and the extent of secretory activity and (b) that for a short period after parturition the rough ER elements bearing high surface densities of ribosomes have a greater proportion of ribosomes synthesizing milk proteins than the rough ER elements with moderate ribosome densities.


Identification of mast cells in the scanning electron microscope by means of x-ray spectrometry. In mixed populations of rat peritoneal fluid cells, the mast cells can be differentiated from other cell types in the scanning electron microscope by virtue of the X-ray emission referable to their sulfur content. Both stationary probe and X-ray mapping are feasible; the amount of sulfur eliciting a signal is estimated to be about 8 x 10(-18) g.


Synthesis of glycoproteins in a single identified neuron of Aplysia californica. Incorporation of L-[(3)H]fucose into glycoproteins was studied in R2, the giant neuron in the abdominal ganglion of Aplysia. [(3)H]fucose injected directly into the cell body of R2 was readily incorporated into glycoproteins which, as shown by autoradiography, were confined almost entirely to the injected neuron. Within 4 h after injection, 67% of the radioactivity in R2 had been incorporated into glycoproteins; at least 95% of these could be sedimented by centrifugation at 105,000 g, suggesting that they are associated with membranes. Extraction of the particulate fraction with sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS), followed by gel filtration on Sephadex G-200 and polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis in SDS revealed the presence of only five major radioactive glycoprotein components which ranged in apparent molecular weight from 100,000 to 200,000 daltons. Similar results were obtained after intrasomatic injection of [(3)H]N-acetylgalactosamine. Mild acid hydrolysis of particulate fractions released all of the radioactivity in the form of fucose. When ganglia were incubated in the presence of [(3)H]fucose, radioactivity was preferentially incorporated into glial cells and connective tissue. In contrast to the relatively simple electrophoretic patterns obtained from cells injected with [(3)H]fucose, gel profiles of particulate fractions labeled with [(14)C]valine were much more complex.


Cell mitotic cycle synthesis of NIL hamster glycolipids including the Forssman antigen. The synthesis of phospholipids and glycolipids during the cell mitotic cycle of an established hamster line, NIL, has been studied. Cells were synchronized with excess thymidine and mitotically harvested by shaking. Cells were radioactively labeled for 4 h with palmitate, glucosamine, or galactose. Lipids were analyzed by thin-layer chromatography. As cells progressed through the mitotic cycle, incorporation into phospholipids increased but the fraction represented by each remained constant. Similarly, ceramide monohexoside, dihexoside, and hematoside were labeled equally in all phases. Ceramide trihexoside and tetrahexoside were labeled only during G(1) and S. Ceramide pentahexoside (the Forssman antigen) shows density-dependent synthesis, accumulation, and reactivity. Ceramide pentahexoside was labeled during all phases of the mitotic cycle but the rate of incorporation decreased in S and G(2). The total amount of lipid assayed immunologically in cell extracts gradually increased. Exposure of the Forssman antigen in untreated or trypsin-treated cells was studied using binding of chemically labeled antiForssman antiserum. The amount of antigen detected in trypsinized cells increased during G(1) and early S but then remained constant. Mitotic cells exposed all detectable antigen. As cells progressed through the mitotic cycle, a large fraction of the Forssman antigen became cryptic.


Postnatal development of rat pancreatic esterase.


Electron microscopy and electron probe analysis of mitochondrial cation accumulation in smooth muscle. The contractile responses to barium and the ultrastructure and ionic composition of mitochondria were studied in vascular smooth muscle. In normal rabbit portal anterior mesenteric vein (PAMV) and main pulmonary artery (MPA) smooth muscle mitochondria were frequently associated with the surface vesicles. The average distance between the outer mitochondrial and inner surface vesicle membrane was 4-5 nm. Ba contractures of MPA were tonic and of PAMV were phasic. Incubation of MPA and PAMV with Ba resulted in the accumulation of mitochondrial granules, followed in the MPA by massive mitochondrial swelling. Oligomycin and anoxia inhibited the appearance of mitochondrial electron-opaque granules and prevented the Ba-induced mitochondrial swelling in the MPA. Electron probe analysis of mitochondria in PAMV incubated with Ba and containing granules showed characteristic Ba signals over the mitochondria. Electron probe X-ray microanalysis also showed a highly significant (P < 0.001) correlation of P with mitochondrial Ba, in an estimated elemental ratio of approximately 3 Ba/4 P. Mitochondrial granules were still prominent after block staining of the osmium-fixed, Ba-loaded PAMV, but electron probe microanalysis showed no Ba, but only U, emissions. Tissues incubated with strontium had electron-opaque mitochondrial granules and deposits in the sarcoplasmic reticulum. X-ray microanalysis of mitochondria containing granules showed the presence of characteristic Sr and Ca emissions. The presence of Sr was similarly verified in the sarcoplasmic reticulum. These findings indicate the energy dependent uptake of divalent cations, in association with phosphate, by mitochondria in vascular smooth muscle in situ and the possibility that mitochondria may contribute to the regulation of intracellular divalent cation levels in smooth muscle.


Isopycnic centrifugation of chromatin in renografin solutions. Solutions of Renografin (30-60%) can be centrifuged to form density gradients in the range from 1.0 g/cm(3) to 1.4 g/cm(3) or, alternatively, preformed gradients can be made which under appropriate conditions of centrifugation have an indefinite stability. Such solutions have a low viscosity and a relatively low ionic strength. The density of DNA in such solutions is surprisingly low ( approximately 1.14 g/cm(3)). Crude chromatin can be sedimented to an equilibrium position in such gradients, corresponding to a density of 1.2(4) g/cm(3), or slightly lower, depending on the method of preparation. The complex is shown to contain DNA, RNA, protein, and possibly some lipoprotein. Most of the RNA can be removed with RNase without any significant effect on the density of the chromatin.


The role of microtubules in the movement of pigment granules in teleost melanophores. When microtubules in teleost melanophores are disrupted with antimitotic agents, colchicine, high hydrostatic pressure, low temperature, and vinblastine, the alignment and movement of the pigment granules in these cells disappear; during recovery, the return of alignment and movement corresponds in both time and space with the repolymerization of microtubules. Furthermore, analysis of nearest neighbor distances in untreated melanophores reveals that pigment granules are closely associated with microtubules. Other structures such as microfilaments, the endoplasmic reticulum, and the cytoplasmic matrix do not appear to be involved. Thus we conclude that microtubules determine the alignment and are essential for the selective movements of the pigment granules in these cells. Investigations of the mechanism of movement show that microtubules are required for both centrifugal and centripetal migrations and that they do not change in number or location during redistribution of pigment. Our results further indicate that microtubules in melanophores behave as semistable organelles as determined by investigation with colchicine and hydrostatic pressure. These observations and others rule out a push-pull mechanism based on the polymerization and depolymerization of microtubules or one which distinguishes two operationally different sets of microtubules. We propose instead that particles move by sliding along a fixed array of microtubules.


Quantitative structure-activity relationship of reversible dihydrofolate reductase inhibitors. Diaminotriazines.


Blood glucose lowering sulfonamides with asymmetric carbon atoms.


Synthesis of L-1-deoxyfluoroglycerol and its 3-phosphate ester. Effects of the L and D enantiomers in BDF1 mice.


Hypolipidemic substituted 1,3-benzodioxole-2-carboxylates.


3-Aryl-3-hydroxyquinolizidines with potential hypotensive, antidepressant, and analgetic activity.


1'4-Bis(2-indol-3ylethyl)piperazines.


Analgesics. 1. Selected 5-substituted 5-propionoxybarbituric acids.


Chemical conversion of the psychotomimetic amine 1-(2,5-dimethoxy-4-methylphenyl)-2-aminopropane to 5-hydroxy-2,6-dimethylindole.


Quantum statistical calculation for the correlation of biological activity and chemical structure. 2. Drug-membrane penetrations.


Quantum statistical calculation for the correlation of biological activity and chemical structure. 3. Diisopyramide phosphate and related compounds as antiarrhythmic agents.


Quantitative structure-activity analysis in a series of antimycotically active N-hydroxypyridones.


Potential anticancer agents. 10. Synthesis of N-(4((2,4-diamino-7-pteridyl)methyl)-N10-methylamino)benzoyl)glutamic acid.


3-Onium derivatives of 1,4-benzodiazepin-2-ones with tertiary organic bases.


Formation of germine 3,15-diacetate via the isomerization of germine 3,16-diacetate.


Polymeric salicylate derivatives.

Polymeric salicylate derivatives.


Immunosuppressive and antiinflammatory activities of cinanserin and its analogs.


Optimization of alkyl modifications by Fibonacci search.


Synthesis and some pharmacological properties of 8-L-homoarginine-vasopressin and of 1-deamino-8-L-homoarginine-vasopressin.


Preparation of morphine-6-3H and its isotopic stability in man and in rat.


Arterial mesenchyme and arteriosclerosis. Studies on the conformation and interaction of elastin.


Immunologic injury and atherosclerosis.

Immunologic injury and atherosclerosis.


Arterial mesenchyme and arteriosclerosis. Immunological properties of connective tissue and smooth muscle cells.


Urinary dipyrrylmethenes in patients with porphyria. A preliminary study of the brown pigments in the urine of a case of acute intermittent porphyria.


Calcification processes in atherosclerosis.


Sub-uroporphyrins and their occurrence. A preliminary communication.


Faecal 'X porphyrin' in the hepatic porphyrias.


Mechanistic and thermodynamic considerations in the comparison of porphyrin organo-and biosyntheses.


On the chemistry of porphobilinogen synthesis of an aminomethyldipyrrylmethane.


Isolation and characterization of a vinylic tricarboxyl porphyrin from bile.


Thin-layer chromatographic behaviour of the coproporphyrin isomers in relation to porphyrin P (1).


Simplified decarboxylation of uroporphyrins.


The role of heme in the release of iron from transferrin in reticulocytes.


Heme and the production of delta-aminolevulinic acid in rabbit reticulocytes.


Modification of tryptophan residues of rabbit hemopexin by N-bromosuccinimide.


Turnover of 125I-labeled hemopexin in man.


An improved method for the study of high-affinity steroid binding:-oestradiol binding in brain and pituitary.


Catechol estrogen methylene ethers.

Catechol estrogen methylene ethers.


The uptake of radioactivity by the uterus of the rabbit following the sytemic administration of (3H) estradiol-17beta and (3H) estrone and the identification and subcellular localization of radiometabolites in the uterus.


Intramolecular catalysis. VII: The nature of side chain shielding of the 12alpha-hydroxyl group of steroids.


Effect of ethyl alcohol on plasma testosterone level in mice.


Symposium on pediatric pathology. Introduction: excursions in pediatric pathology.


2Alpha, 3alpha-epithio-5alpha-androstan-17beta-YL 1-methoxycyclopentyl ether (10364-S), a new orally active anti-estrogenic steroid.


Delayed osteoblastic metastasis from a childhood bronchial carcinoid tumor.


Editorial: NIH and the support of biomedical research.


Editorial: cyclamates.

Editorial: cyclamates.


Helping psychiatric inpatients exercise their right to vote.


Patients' use of a full-time patient advocate office in a state hospital.


The nature of complaints of inpatients who visit a patients' rights office.


Class action and the right to treatment.


Problems in implementing the right to treatment in Alabama: the Wyatt v. Stickney case.


Litigating the right to treatment: Wyatt v. Stickney.


The role of the psychiatrist in a neighborhood health center.


A clergy training program in a mental health center.


Balancing patients' rights with the rights of others.


The subtle subversion of patients' rights by hospital staff members.


Including staff's race and sex in a paper: pertinent data or prejudice?


Chronic conditions and physician use patterns in ten urban poverty areas.


The use of hospital medical records for epidemiologic research. I. Differences in hospital utilization and in-hospital mortality by age-race-sex-place of residence and socioeconomic status in a defined community population.


Scale for the measurement of "satisfaction" with medical care: modifications in content, format and scoring.


Communications: A comment on "placement of foreign-trained physicians in U.S. medical residencies".


Selective inactivation of DNase II-specific inhibitor of mouse liver, spleen, and kidney by heating and by acidic pH treatment.


Arginase activity, arginine and ornithine of plasma in experimental liver damage.


Regulatory properties of three human pyruvate kinases.


Isolation of two L-asparaginases from guinea pig liver.


Effects of lipogenic precursors in rat liver, according to the nature of the dietary carbohydrate.


Ultrastructure of the photoreceptor of the planarian Dugesia dorotocephala. I. Normal eye.


Somatic spines in the supraoptic nucleus of the rat hypothalamus.


The hypothalamo-hypophysial system in Acipenseridae. IV. The functional morphology of the neurohypophysis of Acipenser güldenstädti Brandt and Acipenser stellatus Pallas after exposure to different salinities.


On cell proliferation and differentiation of the fundic mucosa of the golden hamster. Fractographic study combined with microscopy and 3H-thymidine autoradiography.


Neurons in the first synaptic region of the bee, Apis mellifera.


Effects of contact between mutant (wingless) limb buds and those of genetically normal chick embryos: confirmation of a hypothesis.


Ontogenesis of cytoplasmic organelles in rat hepatocytes and the effects of prenatal phenobarbital on endoplasmic reticulum development.


Asynchronous expression of glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase in splake trout embryos.


Ectodermal control of the dorsoventral axis in the leg bud of the chick embryo.


Myogenic and chondrogenic lineages in developing limb buds grown in vitro.


Uptake of 35S-sulfate by morphologically differentiated replicating chondrocytes in vivo: a double isotope electron microscope autoradiographic study.


The developmental patterns of lysosomal enzyme activities during Ca2+-induced sporangium formation in Achlya bisexualis. I. Acid phosphatase.


Sulfation of fucoidan in Fucus embryos. II. Separation from initiation of polar growth.


Pathogenesis and natural history of transient global amnesia.


The influence of nonrespiratory alkalosis on cerebral blood flow in cats.


Pituitary apoplexy: the role of atheromatous emboli.


Editorial: Infant feeding in the seventies.


High blood viscosity syndrome in cerebral infarction.


Body weight, cerebral atherosclerosis and cerebral vascular disease: an autopsy study.


Contribution of the H-reflex to the study of spasticity in adolescents.


'Premature' infants: the relation of dental abnormalities to neurological and psychometric status at age two years.


The effect of carbon dioxide inhalation on cerebral blood flow: a two-hour duration study in dogs with microspheres.


Maternal behavior one year after early and extended post-partum contact.


Cerebral protection during carotid endarterectomy.


What is normal distance vision at five to seven years?


Family stroke education.

Family stroke education.


Tay-Sachs disease: neurophysiological studies in 20 children.


Anticonvulsants and calcium metabolism.

Anticonvulsants and calcium metabolism.


Speculations of non-accidental injury as a cause of chronic brain disorder.


The significance of life events.

The significance of life events.


Surgical decompression for cerebral and cerebellar infarcts.


Thromboelastographic studies in cerebral infarction.


Underdevelopment of the pituitary.

Underdevelopment of the pituitary.


Some child development research in the Third World.


'West syndrome'.

'West syndrome'.


Effects of catecholamine infusions on cerebral blood flow and oxygen consumption of the isolated perfused dog brain.


Presidential address to the American Academy for Cerebral Palsy.


Measurement of regional cerebral blood flow with 133xenon and a multiple-crystal scintillation camera.


Letter: Possible teratogenic effect of clomifene.


Letter: "Breath-holding spells and vitamin B6".


Energetics of swimming in man.

Energetics of swimming in man.


Prophylactic coumadin and A-V cannula function.


Effect of inspiratory flow rate on regional distribution of inspired gas.


Physical working capacity of young men of different ethnic groups in Israel.


Cardiopulmonary function in prospective competitive swimmers and their parents.


Diffusional and metabolic components of nitrogen elimination through the lungs.


Plasma volume changes during acute exposure to a high environmental temperature.


Oxygen deficit and debt in submaximal exercise at sea level and high altitude.


Body composition, sinking force, and oxygen uptake of man treading water.


Hemodynamic and respiratory responses compared in swimming and running.


Oxygen delivery following transfusion of stored blood. I. Normal rats.


Oxygen delivery following transfusion of stored blood. II. Acidotic rats.


Variability of maximum expiratory flow-volume curves.


Effects of hypoxia on peripheral visual response to rapid sustained stimulation.


Effect of chronic ozone exposure on lung elasticity in young rats.


Respiratory heat loss at increased core temperature.


Effects of hemoglobin reduction on VO2 max and related hemodynamics in exercising dogs.


Effect of high ambient pressure on human apneic bradycardia.


Tissue gases during hypovolemic shock.

Tissue gases during hypovolemic shock.


A micromixing method for determination of oxygen equilibria in blood.


A television method for measuring capillary red cell velocities.


Chronic catheterization of the canine great cardiac vein.


A servo-force balance isometric muscle force transducer.


A comparative morphological study of the developing node-paranode region in lumbar spinal roots. I. Electron microscopy.


The cochlea and the cochlear nuclei in the seals Cystrophora cristata and Phocida groenlandica.


Renal response to a water load in normal fasting subjects.


Effect of protein deficiency on cross-linking and maturation of collagen.


The effect of different dietary levels of essential fatty acids on body composition of the rat.


"Desire with loathing strangely mixed": the dream work of Christabel.


Fantasy and the fear of infanticide.

Fantasy and the fear of infanticide.


Toward a body therapy.

Toward a body therapy.


Psychoanalysis and the mind-body problem.


Epiphany in Phoenix Park: a psychoanalytic look at a Dubliner.


Psychoanalysis and women's liberation.

Psychoanalysis and women's liberation.


A research method for investigating the effectiveness of psychoanalytic techniques.


Experiments in psychoanalysis.

Experiments in psychoanalysis.


An approach to the treatment of schizoid phenomena.


Sleep and dreams in the analytic hour: the analysis of an obessional patient.


A psychoanalytic addition to human nature.


Moral indignation and repressed sexuality: the sociosexual dialectics of antipornography crusades.


Effect of cycloheximide on RNA metabolism early in productive infection with adenovirus 2. The presence of cycloheximide during the early phase of adenovirus 2 replication causes an increase in the virus-specific content of newly synthesized mRNA. The total cytoplasmic RNA from control cultures labeled 2 to 5 h after infection hybridized to viral DNA 0.8%, whereas RNA synthesized in the presence of cycloheximide annealed 6%. Cytosine arabinoside, an inhibitor of DNA synthesis, did not affect the percent hybridization to viral DNA. Oligo(dT)-cellulose chromatography was used to purify the portion of cytoplasmic RNA containing poly(A). The poly(A)-containing RNA from cultures labeled in the presence of cycloheximide hybridized to viral DNA 32% as compared to 2.2% for RNA from control cultures. Hybridization-inhibition experiments between RNAs from control- and cycloheximide-treated cultures demonstrated that the cultures treated with cycloheximide did not have an increased content of viral RNA or a new class of viral RNA sequences. Therefore, the increased hybridization appears to be caused by a reduction in synthesis of cellular cytoplasmic mRNA. Nucleoplasmic RNAs lacking and containing poly(A) were annealed to viral DNA. For both classes, RNA from cultures treated with cycloheximide hybridized 5- to 10-fold more than RNA from control-infected cultures. Therefore, the increased hybridization of cytoplasmic RNA synthesized in the presence of cycloheximide is caused either by reduced transcription of the cellular genome or by greatly increased instability of cellular heterogeneous nuclear RNA.


Vaccinia virus polyriboadenylate polymerase: convalent linkage of the product with polyribonucleotide and polydeoxyribonucleotide primers. A POLYRIBOADENYLATE [POLY(A)] POLYMERASE, PURIFIED FROM VACCINIA VIRUS CORES, WAS STIMULATED BY POLYDEOXYRIBOADENYLATE: polydeoxyribothymidylate [poly(dA:dT)] and by polyribocytidylate [poly(C)] primers suggesting mechanisms of either transcription or terminal addition. Evidence for the latter was obtained by the demonstration of covalent linkages between the poly(A) products and both primers. In 99% dimethylsulfoxide-sucrose gradients, the sedimentation of poly(A) formed with poly(dA: dT) primer was reduced after DNase I treatment and the sedimentation of poly(A) formed with poly(C) primer was reduced by RNase A treatment, whereas the sedimentation of poly(A) formed without primer was not affected by either. Formation of a phosphodiester bond between primer and product was demonstrated by means of isotope transfer experiments. (32)P from alpha-[(32)P]ATP was transferred to 2'(3')-CMP after alkaline or enzymatic hydrolysis of the poly(C)-primed polymerase reaction product. Transfer primarily or exclusively to 3'-dTMP was found after enzymatic hydrolysis of the poly(dA: dT)-primed polymerase reaction product. The elution pattern of the poly(A) polymerase from DNA-cellulose suggested that a single enzyme catalyzes the attachment of adenylate residues to both polyribonucleotide and polydeoxyribonucleotide primers; nevertheless the purest enzyme preparations contain two bands resolved by polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis in sodium dodecyl sulfate.


Newcastle disease virus infection of L cells. Newcastle disease virus (NDV) California strain reportedly grows poorly in L cells but replicates very well in chicken embryo cells. NDV-infected L cell cultures show a characteristic virus growth curve with respect to uridine incorporation, but plaque assays of the virus produced 24 h postinfection (PI) show no infectious particles when assayed on L cell monolayers and only a very low titer on chick cell monolayers. Plasma membranes isolated and purified from infected L cells 8 h PI contain all of the major virion proteins. In addition, NDV-infected L cells show a 50% loss of H-2 antigenic activity, a phenomenon previously observed in cells productively infected with vesicular stomatitis virus. These results suggest that at least part of the normal process of NDV maturation occurs in NDV-infected L cells. Sodium dodecyl sulfate-polyacrylamide gel patterns of supernatant virus purified from cells radiolabeled with amino acids from 3 to 24 h PI in the presence of actinomycin D show that all the major NDV structural proteins are present. Electron micrographs of NDV-infected L cells show extensive virus maturation at cell membranes. It can be concluded that infection of L cells with NDV results in a normal production of virus-specific RNA, synthesis of all the major structural proteins, association of the viral envelope proteins with the L cell plasma membrane, and the loss of cell surface H-2 antigenic activity. However, most of the virus particles produced are noninfectious.


Homologous viral interference in trout and Atlantic salmon cell cultures infected with infectious pancreatic necrosis virus. The occurrence of homologous interference in the replication of infectious pancreatic necrosis virus was demonstrated after successive passages of partially purified virus at high input multiplicities in trout and Atlantic salmon cell cultures. Pretreatment of cell cultures with interfering virus inhibited the replication of homologous standard infectious virus but not unrelated viruses. The ability of infectious pancreatic interfering virus to interfere with homologous virus was abolished with UV irradiation, immune serum, and freeze-thawing.


RNA polymerase in mumps virion.

RNA polymerase in mumps virion. Mumps virions of the Enders' strain were examined for polymerase activity in vitro. An RNA-dependent RNA polymerase was found to be associated with the virion. The general properties of the reaction appear to be similar to those described for other paramyxoviruses.


The therapy of diabetic retinopathy.

The therapy of diabetic retinopathy.


Lateral gaze palsy in diabetic lateral rectus paralysis.


Halberg Hand Applanation Tonometer: statistical analysis of tonometry with Goldmann, Halberg and Schiøtz tonometers on 2,000 eyes.


A clinical evaluation of the silcon corneal lens.


The retinal lesions of subacute sclerosing panencephalitis.


Chloroquine-induced ocular toxicity.

Chloroquine-induced ocular toxicity.


Ocular saccades in progressive external ophthalmoplegia.


Total eversion of the upper lids.

Total eversion of the upper lids.


Leukemic infiltrate (of chronic lymphocytic leukemia).


Kyrle's disease and elastosis perforans serpiginosa.


Effects of psoralen and bergapten on irradiated skin.


Neurally evoked changes of regional oxygen tension and their relationship to regional electrical activities and blood flow in rabbit cerebellum.


Analysis of central nervous system involvement in the microwave auditory effect.


Somatotopic organization of the corticospinal tract in cat motor cortex.


Tubero-infundibular dopamine neurons and the secretion of luteinizing hormone and prolactin: extrahypothalamic influences, interaction with cholinergic systems and the effect of urethane anesthesia.


Temperature effect on brain glycogen of fish.


The effects of stress and environmental lighting on histamine in the rat brain.


Structural changes in brain glycoproteins during development.


Specific organization of intracytoplasmic filaments in the dog testicular interstitial cell.


The vasomotor innervation of the inferior vena cava of the domestic fowl (Gallus gallus domesticus L.). I. Structural observations.


A study of the conjugate sperm of the dytiscid water beetles Dytiscus marginalis and Colymbetes fuscus.


Axonal regeneration of peripheral adrenergic neurons: effects of antiserum to nerve growth factor in mouse.


Rhombic dodecahedral secretory granules in glucagon producing islet cells.


Histochemical study of the localization of cholinesterases in the central nervous system of Sepia officinalis.


Junctions in the central nervous system of the cat. II. A contribution to the tertiary structure of the axonal-glial junctions in the paranodal region of the node of Ranvier.


Ultrastructure of synaptosomes from one-day old and adult rat brain stem.


Junctions in the central nervous system of the cat. I. Membrane fusion in central myelin.


Production of amphotericin B-14C by Streptomyces nodosus fermentation, and preparation of the amphotericin B-14C-methyl-ester.


Purpuromycin, a new antibiotic isolated from Actinoplanes ianthinogenes N. sp.


A chiroptical study of penicillins.

A chiroptical study of penicillins.


An electron microscopic study of the newt (Triturus viridescens) optic nerve.


Patterning in synaptic knobs which connect with Mauthner's cell (Ambystoma mexicanum).


Synaptogenesis in the photoreceptor terminal of the mouse retina.


Photoreceptor degeneration and synaptogenesis in retinal-degenerative (rd) mice.


Stereological description of the anterior horn cervical cord of the adult rat. A quantitative study using the optical microscope.


Vascular permeability to protein and vasogenic oedema in experimental concussive injuries to the canine spinal cord.


Spinal cord limb motor neurones in muscular dystrophy.


Neurofibrillary change in the terminal parts of Purkynĕ cell axons in the dentate nucleus of the cerebellum following destructive cortical lesions in the cerebellar hemisphere in the cat. An electron-microscopic study.


The urinary catecholamine and plasma cortisol levels in patients with subarachnoid haemorrhage.


Effect of caffeine on postreplication repair in human cells. DNA synthesized shortly after ultraviolet (UV) irradiation of human cells is made in segments that are smaller than normal, but at long times after irradiation the segments made are normal in size. Upon incubation, both the shorter and the normal segments are elongated and joined by the insertion of exogenous nucleotides to form high molecular weight DNA as in nonirradiated cells. These processes occur in normal human cells, where UV-induced pyrimidine dimers are excised, as well as in xeroderma pigmentosum (XP) cells, where dimers are not excised. The effect of caffeine on these processes was determined for both normal human and XP cells. Caffeine, which binds to denatured regions of DNA, inhibited DNA chain elongation and joining in irradiated XP cells but not in irradiated normal human or nonirradiated cells. Caffeine also caused an alteration in the ability to recover synthesis of DNA of normal size at long times after irradiation in XP cells but not in normal cells.


Letter: Neural 1-f noise and membrane models.


A model for the transient and steady-state mechanical behavior of contracting muscle. A model was developed which can simulate both the transient and steady-state mechanical behavior of contracting skeletal striated muscle. Thick filament cross-bridges undergo cycles of attachment to and detachment from thin filament sites. Cross-bridges can attach only while in the first of two stable states. Force is then generated by a transition to the second state after which detachment can occur. Cross-bridges are assumed to be connected to the thin filaments by an elastic element whose extension or compression influences the rate constants for attachment, detachment, and changes between states. The model was programmed for a digital computer and attempts made to match both the transient and the steady-state responses of the model to that of real muscle in two basic types of experiment: force response to sudden change in length and length response to sudden reduction of load from P(o). Values for rate constants and other parameters were chosen to try to match the model's output to results from real muscles, while at the same time trying to accommodate structural and biochemical information.


Comparative studies on the karyotype of Ascaris suum and "Ascaris ovis".


Fine structural changes associated with schizogony in Eimeria necatrix.


Migration of Diplostomum spathaceum (Trematoda) in the fish intermediate host.


Serologic recognition of histocompatibility antigens using complement fixation.


Differential response of Snell's and C57 black mice to chronic inhalation of cigarette smoke. Pulmonary carcinogenesis and vascular alterations in lung and heart.


A controlled evaluation of 5-fluorouracil utilizing a single injection technique.


Cancer: regressive evolution? Preliminary report of a new hypothesis.


Protein nutrition and calcium absorption.


Teen-agers dieting for weight control.

Teen-agers dieting for weight control.


Effect of dietary vitamin B level on fat storage, adipose tissue cellularity and energy expenditure in rats and mice fed a high-fat diet.


The effect of different dietary levels of essential fatty acids on growth of the rat.


Regional lung function and central haemodynamics in the right lateral body position during hypoxia and hyperoxia.


Autoconsistency in ventilatory mechanics.


Relative respiratory contribution of the rib cage and the abdomen in males and females with special regard to posture.


Water vapour pressure in expired air.

Water vapour pressure in expired air.


Pulmonary alveolar proteinosis.

Pulmonary alveolar proteinosis.


Use of rivers to predict accumulation in sediment of radionuclides discharged from nuclear power stations.


Experimental validation of a dosimetric model of the gastrointestinal tract in cattle.


Removal of 144Ce in fused clay particles from the beagle dog lung by bronchopulmonary lavage.


Nuclear power and public opinion.

Nuclear power and public opinion.


Assessment and management of a plutonium contaminated wound case.


The exchange of radioiodine in pregnant and fetal sheep.


Uranium miner bioassay systems: lead-210 in whiskers.


Tritium uptake and loss in grass vegetation which has been exposed to an atmospheric source of tritiated water.


The eliminations of 17 hydroxicorticosteroids and total neutral 17 ketosteroids in subjects long-term occupationally exposed to ionizing radiations.


Letter: The hazards of diagnostic radiology.


Letter: Adversary science in Aliquippa.

Letter: Adversary science in Aliquippa.


Letter: Special radiation units and-or SI-units?


Determination of the absorption of microwave radiation by a biological specimen in a 2450 MHz microwave field.


Biological effects in rodents exposed to 10-8 pulses of electromagnetic radiation.


Review of uranium inhalation case.

Review of uranium inhalation case.


Lymphographic accuracy in Hodgkin's disease and malignant lymphoma with a note on the "reactive" lymph node as a cause of most false-positive lymphograms.


Iodipamide kinetics in the dog: a multicompartmental analysis.


Inhalation exposures to barium aerosols: physical, chemical and mathematical analysis.


A wire screen-filter paper combination for the measurement of fractions of unattached radon daughters in uranium mines.


Infant and neonatal mortality rates during pre- and post-reactor periods for geographic areas adjacent to Shippingport, Pennsylvania.


Mesenteric arterial and venous blood flow changes following selective arterial injections of vasodilators.


The radiological significance of x-ray leakage from electron microscopes.


Dosimetry and facilities of UCD outdoor-indoor 60Co irradiator.


Sodium versus meglumine diatrizoate in excretory urography.


A convenient method for the separation of yttrium-90 in sea-water.


Superselective left atrial cineangiocardiography.


The evaluation of radiographic techniques by observer tests: problems, pitfalls, and procedures.


The physiological responses to running downhill.


Bone mineral assay: choice of measuring sites.


Intraluminal esophageal rewarming in normals and in patients with connective tissue disease.


Plasma catecholamine concentration during dynamic exercise involving different muscle groups.


Indirect determination of maximal aerobic power output during work with one or two limbs.


Radiographic assessment of external ear position: preliminary report.


Demonstration of portocaval shunts and superior mesenteric venous collateral channels following selective intra-arterial injection of vasodilators.


Effect of pacing on oxygen uptake and peak lactate for a mile run.


Diurnal variations of protein and electrolyte concentrations and of acid-base status in plasma and red cells of normal man.


Determination of finger flexibility.

Determination of finger flexibility.


Effect of electrolysis at different levels of the reticular formation on the synchronized electrical cortical activity in thoracic spinal cats.


Unusual anatomo-pathological finding in long-term survival after cardiac arrest.


Acute necrotic myelopathy.

Acute necrotic myelopathy.


Comparison of the EMG in normal test subjects, hemiparetic patients and Parkinson patients; with special reference to changes in response to fatigue.


Insulin levels in cerebrospinal fluid following glucose load in humans.


The urinary aversive pheromone of mice: species, strain and grouping effects.


Effects of ionizing radiation on mammalian cells.


Olfactory navigation to the nesting burrow in Leach's petrel (oceanodroma leucorrhoa).


The effects of ablation of the olfactory bulbs on parturition and maternal behaviour in Soay sheep.


Effects of female urine on social investigation in male mice.


Water and electrolyte abnormalities in the human brain after severe intrapartum asphyxia. In a necropsy study of brain water, sodium, and potassium concentrations is newborn infants, abnormalities were found in 10 out of 16 cases who were severely asphyxiated at birth. It is concluded that, although frank cerebral cortical necrosis is not often recognizable in perinatal deaths, early anoxic-ischaemic cerebral damage is frequent after intrapartum asphyxia. Diffuse cerebral swelling was associated with marked electrolyte disturbances and may be regarded as a feature of anoxic-ischaemic encephalopathy in asphyxiated newborn infants.


Calculation of the electromyographic jitter. The electromyographic jitter is the variability at consecutive discharges in the time interval between two action potentials from two muscle fibres from the same motor unit. This paper deals with different methods of expressing the jitter. The method of choice seems to be Mean Consecutive Difference (MCD)[FORMULA: see text]where D(1), D(2) etc. are the individual time interval measurement data and n the number of discharges, preferably 50 or, if the jitter is not changing, 200. MCD can also be estimated from other measures of the jitter like Mean Range of Two (MR(2)) (giving the same estimated value as MCD), Mean Range of Five (MR(5)), Mean Range of Ten (MR(10)) and also from the Standard Deviation (SD). In a distribution without trends the following relations hold:MCD = 1·13×SDMCD = 0·49×MR(5)MCD = 0·37×MR(10)·The presence of slow variations and trends in most recordings makes SD not well suited for calculation because of the risk of getting too high estimates of the jitter.


Pregnancy, subarachnoid haemorrhage, and the intravascular coagulation syndrome. Two patients are described who developed subarachnoid haemorrhage during pregnancy and the puerperium. In both patients there was clinical, haematological, histological, and renal angiographic evidence of the intravascular coagulation syndrome. No source of intracranial bleeding was demonstrated by bilateral carotid angiography in either patient. We suggest that the subarachnoid haemorrhage was a result of the intravascular coagulation syndrome in both patients.


Evidence for reversible motoneurone dysfunction in thyrotoxicosis. Motor unit estimating techniques have been employed as part of a comprehensive electrophysiological survey of peripheral nerve and muscle in 20 patients with thyrotoxicosis. In all patients there was evidence of a loss of operational motor units; the selective nature of this involvement suggested that the motoneurone soma was the site of the primary lesion. The reversible nature of the postulated motoneurone dysfunction was demonstrated by the increased motor unit counts in six patients who were studied again after treatment of their thyrotoxicosis.


'Pugnatron'-like reaction in a patient with familial dystonia: torque induced motion analysis. A patient is described who suffered from an unusual extrapyramidal syndrome involving both legs and one arm. In the affected parts there was an extreme degree of rigidity. Measurements have been made of the motion that occurred as a result of applying force to the left foot. The torque was provided by a printed motor. The effect of a maintained plantar flexing force was anomalous for the foot moved to a dorsiflexed position. A model illustrating possible principles of feedback control-the Pugnatron-is described.


Three patients with intracranial tuberculomas with unusual features. Three patients with verified intracranial tuberculomas are reported. One patient presented with attacks of hydrocephalus initially diagnosed erroneously as migraine, another had multiple tuberculomas and a fourth tuberculoma became apparent during treatment with antituberculous therapy. The third patient presented with a frontal lobe syndrome and the postoperative recovery was complicated by the development of hyperosmolar non-ketotic, non-acidotic diabetic pre-coma. Although there are no pathognomonic symptoms, signs, or radiological appearances of intracranial tuberculomas, a high index of suspicion should always be entertained during the investigation of non-European immigrants.


Acquired pendular nystagmus with oscillopsia in multiple sclerosis: a sign of cerebellar nuclei disease. In an unselected series of 644 cases of multiple sclerosis, 25 cases with acquired pendular nystagmus were found. Ten additional cases of pendular nystagmus in multiple sclerosis were investigated, and four cases from the literature are analysed. Acquired pendular nystagmus is purely sinusoidal in form, ceases with eye closure, is accompanied by oscillopsia, often monocular and vertical in direction, and never accompanied by optokinetic inversion. This is different from congenital nystagmus. Acquired pendular nystagmus in multiple sclerosis shows a high correlation with holding tremor of head and arm and with trunk ataxia, and must therefore be viewed as a result of lesions of cerebellar nuclei or their fibre connections with the brain-stem. Supporting evidence is discussed. The results fit into a theory of cerebellar function according to which the cerebellar nuclei are involved in the maintenance of positions.


Effect of carotid ligation on cerebral blood flow in baboons. 2. Response to hypoxia and haemorrhagic hypertension. Cerebral blood flow (CBF) measurements were carried out in two groups of anaesthetized normocapnic baboons. In the first group of five animals the effect of hypoxia on the CBF before and after ipsilateral carotid artery ligation was studied. The results showed that, although after ipsilateral carotid ligation there was little change in the CBF at normal PaO(2), at hypoxia there was only 20% rise in the CBF as compared with an 80% rise before the carotid ligation. In the second group of 10 animals, effects of haemorrhagic hypotension on the CBF after ipsilateral carotid artery ligation were estimated. The results indicated impairment of autoregulatory response of the cerebral circulation.


Raised intracranial pressure and cerebral blood flow. 4. Intracranial pressure gradients and regional cerebral blood flow. Intracranial pressure was raised by expansion of a supratentorial subdural ballon in anaesthetized baboons. Pressures were measured at several sites, both supratentorial and infratentorial, and cerebral blood flow was measured in each cerebral hemisphere separately. Pressures recorded from the right and left lateral ventricles corresponded closely throughout. Highly significant correlations were also obtained between the pressures in the right and left subdural spaces and the mean intraventricular pressure. There was, thus, no evidence of intracompartmental pressure gradients within the supratentorial space. Pressure gradients did, however, develop between the supratentorial and infratentorial compartments in the majority of experiments, although the level of supratentorial pressure at which this occurred, varied. Despite the presence of a large mass lesion over the right cerebral hemisphere, no significant differences developed between levels of cerebral blood flow in the two hemispheres, although flow in the right hemisphere remained consistently slightly lower than that in the left after the ballon was inserted.


Effects of ergotamine and methysergide on blood platelet aggregation responses of migrainous subjects. Platelet aggregation responses to 5-hydroxytryptamine (5-HT) were measured in plasma from migrainous subjects taking either methysergide maleate or ergotamine tartrate and were found to be reduced. Blood 5-HT levels of subjects free of headache were not affected by these drugs. The results support the hypothesis that methysergide and ergotamine act by occupying 5-HT uptake sites in vessel walls, leaving 5-HT molecules available to occupy receptors concerned with vasoconstriction.


Nocturnal activity and enuresis. A study of a 35 year old male. A significant relationship between nocturnal enuresis and motility is demonstrated in a 35 year old male patient who had chronic nocturnal enuresis. After further treatment this relationship disappeared and the enuresis progressively diminished.


Kinetic studies on the direct solid phase radioimmunoassay for hepatitis B antigen.


Automation of quantitative methods in immuno hematology. Application to ABO system.


The recessive Lu(a-b-) phenotype. A family study.


The alanin aminotransferase activity as screening test for blood donors.


Antigens Aua, i and P1 of cells of the dominant type of Lu(a-b-).


Third example of the blood group antigen Toa.


The evaluation of pornography: effects of attitude and perceived physiological reaction.


Apparent heterosexuality in two male patients requesting change-of-sex operation.


Sex drive, person perception, and marital choice.


Directed masturbation and the treatment of primary orgasmic dysfunction.


Usage of terms for sexual intercourse by men and women.


A questionnaire measure of sexual interest.


Videotape feedback in the treatment of couples with sexual dysfunction.


Measurements of change in penile dimensions.


Impact of pinkeye (infectious bovine kerato-conjunctivitis) on weaning and postweaning performance of Hereford calves.


Serum alkaline phosphatase in unsupplemented range cattle.


Effects of origin and environment on reproductive phenomena in Rambouillet ewes. I. Breeding season and ovulation.


Effects of origin and environment on reproductive phenomena in Rambouillet ewes. II. Lamb production.


Porcine corticosteroid-binding globulin: binding properties and levels in stress-susceptible swine.


Spontaneous patterns of LH release in castrate male sheep and the effects of exogenous estradiol.


Induction of parturition in swine with prostaglandin F2alpha.


Porcine spermatozoan respiration in the presence of porcine follicular fluid.


Diurnal rhythm in serum testosterone levels and thymidine uptake by testes in the domestic fowl.


Iron, zinc and copper in mare's milk.

Iron, zinc and copper in mare's milk.


Kinetics in iron metabolism in piglets.

Kinetics in iron metabolism in piglets.


Manganese metabolism with oral and intravenous 54Mn young calves as influenced by supplemental manganese.


Fluoride intake of cattle grazing fluoride-contaminated forage, as determined by esophageal-fistulated steers.


Individual preweaning suckling behavior of single, twin and triplet lambs.


Premarital sexual behavior and postmarital adjustment.


Behavioral sexology: ten cases of genetic male intersexuality with impaired prenatal and pubertal androgenization.


Persistent exhibitionism: short-term response to aversion, self-regulation, and relaxation treatments.


Measuring feminine gender identity in homosexual males.


The nosological position of transsexualism.


Sexual interest latencies in aversion therapy: a preliminary report.


A rare manifestation of fetishism.

A rare manifestation of fetishism.


The control of deviant sexual behavior by drugs: a double-blind controlled study of benperidol, chlorpromazine, and placebo.


Effects on homeostasis of intraventricular injections of 6-hydroxydopamine in rats.


Localized behavioral effects of vasopressin on maintenance of an active avoidance response in rats.


Effects of intracisternal 6-hydroxydopamine treatment on acquisition and performance of rats in a double T-maze.


Behavioral effects of amphetamine in rats with lesions in the corpus striatum.


Amphetamine and operant behavior in rats: relationship between drug effect and control response rate.


Temporal aspects of scopolamine-induced one-way memory dissociation in mice.


Comparative effects of scopolamine and amphetamine upon behavioral reactivity and visual evoked potentials to flashes in rats.


Interaction among genotype, unconditioned stimulus, d-amphetamine, and one-way avoidance behavior of rats.


Fear reduction in the rat following central cholinergic blockade.


Association cortex lesions and umweg behavior in cats.


Lack of appetitive arousal effects on auditory evoked potentials.


Stimulus selection in eyelid conditioning in the rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus).


Reward magnitude in differential conditioning: effects of sequential variables in acquisition and extinction.


Arousal of frustration following gradual reductions in reward magnitude in rats.


Instrumental response persistence following induction of hippocampal theta frequency during fixed-ratio responding in rats.


Differential effects of septal, preoptic, and habenula ablations on thirst-motivated behaviors in rats.


Conditioned stimulus intensity and acquired alimentary aversions in the rat.


Effect of monosodium glutamate on fetus and newborn mouse.


Effect of changes in the proportions of the dietary carbohydrates and in energy intake on the plasma lipid concentrations in healthy young men.


Sucrose and hyperlipidaemia. II. The relationship between the rates of digestion and absorption of different carbohydrates and their effects on enzymes of tissue lipogenesis.


Computer automated measurement of eye movement parameters with applications to electro-oculography and nystagmus movements.


A program for the analysis for compounded functions of categorical data.


Programs for a statistical analysis of evoked potentials.


Interactive data sorting and evaluation program for chemical relaxation experiments.


Casualty activity analysis coding and computing.


A model of contact pressure in phyllotaxis.


The binding of ligand by an associating protein system.


Solution of the time-dependent ionic diffusion equation.


Derivation of general equations describing tracer diffusion in any two-compartment tissue with application to ionic diffusion in cylindrical muscle bundles.


A physical description of the pathogenesis, histopathology and treatment of corneal epithelial edema.


A theoretical description of biological rates.


Hydrodynamic calculations on the movements of cilia and flagella. I. Paramecium.


Production, assimilation and accumulation of organic matter in ecosystems.


Multivariate structural statistics in natural history.


On numerical integration of the Hodgkin and Huxley equations for a membrane action potential.


Cole-Moore superposition and kinetic models for the potassium conductance of nerve fiber membranes.


Letter: Notes on "heat loss from a Newtonian animal".


Pathways of specialist referral of depressed patients from general practice.


Depression in hospital and in general practice: a direct clinical comparison.


Application group: broadening the patient experience in a psychiatric organization.


Effects of right and left unilateral ECT on naming and visual discrimination analysed in relation to handedness.


Cerebrospinal fluid pH and monoamine and glucolytic metabolites in Alzheimer's disease.


The estimation of psychological genetic differences between classes and races.


Sex chromosome abnormalities, homosexuality and psychological treatment.


Cytogenetic studies in the offspring of LSD users.


Letter: Pseudo-hallucinations.

Letter: Pseudo-hallucinations.


Sex chromatin anomaly in Chinese females: psychiatric characteristics of XXX.


Letter: Depressive illnesses in late life.


Letter: The Capgras syndrome.

Letter: The Capgras syndrome.


Letter: The Ganser syndrome.

Letter: The Ganser syndrome.


Host range alteration of nocardiophage phi C following lysogenization of Nocardia erythrypolis.


Modification of Newcastle disease virus release and cytopathogenicity in cells treated with plant lectins.


Isolation and persistence of Chikungunya virus in cultures of mouse brain cells.


Heterogeneity of chick embryo cells with regard to Newcastle disease virus multiplication.


Effect of non-permissive temperature on the assembly of frog virus 3 particles.


Necessity for the 2'-hydroxyl group for the antiviral activity of synthetic polynucleotides.


Inhibition of interferon action by toyocamycin.


A method for growing, freeze-storing and isotopically labelling human tumour cells for in vitro assays of tumour immunity.


A simple, rapid fluorometric assay for antigens.


Malignant hyperthermia induced by curare.


Fractures of the larynx in children.

Fractures of the larynx in children.


The effects of high dose morphine and morphine plus nitrous oxide on urinary output in man.


Central nervous systems' effects of isoflurane (Forane).


The effect of post-anaesthetic dreaming on patient acceptance of ketamine anaesthesia: a comparison with thiopentone-nitrous oxide anaesthesia.


Anaesthesia for occipital encephalocoele.


Selective sacral nerve blocks in the management of "uninhibited neurogenic bladder".


Cataract extractions without tracheal intubation.


Blood volume and capacitance vessel compliance in the quadraplegic patient.


Health care technology standards.

Health care technology standards.


Soil pH, rainfall and death rates for oesophageal cancer in Chileans.


Studies on the metabolic pathway for itatartaric acid formation by Aspergillus terreus. II. Use of (-)citramalate, citraconate and itaconate by cell-free extracts.


Iron absorption from wheat bread. Influence of various amounts of bran.


Studies on the metabolic pathway for itatartaric acid formation by Aspergillus terreus. I. Metabolism of glucose and some C5 and C6-carboxylic acids.


Effect of complex nutrients, vitamins and amino acids on valine production by Aerobacter aerogenes.


Binding proteins for 1,25-dihydroxycholecalciferol and 25-hydroxycholecalciferol.


Studies on myoinositol. IX. Morphological examinaiton of the effect of massive doses of myoinositol on the liver and kidney of rat.


Effect of thiamine on serotonin oxidation in magnesium-deficient rats.


A note on the gelation behavior of thiolated polyvinylalcohol as a model compound for foodstuffs.


The effect of diet on hepatic cholesterol synthesis in alloxan diabetic rats.


Hydropic degeneration of epidermal keratinocytes. An alteration leading to patchy hyperpigmentation.


Development of strength in dequalinium chloride-treated skin incisions in rat.


Smallpox-induced scars: treatment by dermabrasion.


Lichenoid tri-keratosis (Kaposi-Bureau-Barrière-Grupper).


Effect of concentrations of ammonium molybdate, diammonium hydrogen phosphate, formaldehyde, and minerals in mixture on the synthesis of amino acids.


Monosaccharide formation from hydrocarbon by Candida rugosa.


Degeneration phenomenon of alkaloid-producing strains of Claviceps paspali.


Control of cell division by carbon dioxide in a filamentous mutant of Brevibacterium fulvum.


The significance of Metastrongylus ssp. (Metastrongylidae: Nematoda) infection in swine.


Euamphimerus walterberghi n. sp. (Opisthorchiidae: Trematoda) parasitizing the pancreatic duct of the congo peacock (Afropavo congensis Chapin, 1936).


The geometrical pattern of tooth implantation on the oral disk of the sea lamprey (Petromyzon marinus Linnaeus).


Notes on three species of Anoetidae, two of which are new, living as commensals or parasites in the ear of an African buffalo.


Redescription of Dicheilonema rheae (Owen, 1843) (Filarioidea: Nematoda).


Diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis vaccine and diphtheria toxoid electrocardiographic, morphologic and histochemical pattern of the guinea pig heart under the influence of the vaccine.


The basic trypsin inhibitors from bovine serous membranes and spleens.


The orthopedic clinics of North America. Symposium on fractures of the hip. Foreword.


Hip nails for all occasions.

Hip nails for all occasions.


Thromboembolic complications of hip fractures.


Use of an extramedullary guide pin for fractures of the upper end of the femur.


The lesser trochanter as a guide for the operative fixation of hip fractures.


The pendulum drill guide. A method to direct and confirm guide pin location in hip pinning.


The treatment of hip fractures in institutionalized patients. A comparison of operative and nonoperative methods.


Symposium on fractures of the hip. Special considerations in management.


Interochanteric fractures of the femur (hip).


Rigid fixation by use of the Holt nail.

Rigid fixation by use of the Holt nail.


Work capacity and heart and blood volumes before and after physical training in male patients after myocardial infarction.


Effect of massage on blood flow in skeletal muscle.


Electrogoniometric measurement of step length.


Improvement in mono-manual dexterity in parkinsonism when supplementing levodopa with an extracerebral decarboxylase inhibitor, RO 4-4602.


Nuclear magnetic resonance in protein research.


Two novel metabolites of Aspergillus fonsecaeus.


Imidazole nucleoside analogues possessing a non-glycosidic link between sugar and base.


The dye-sensitized photooxygenation of hemopyrrole.


Prostaglandins during development. II. Identification of prostaglandin 9-hydroxy dehydrogenase activity in adult rat kidney homogenates.


Proteinase inhibitor activity in connective tissues.


Laminaranase activity in the crystalline style of the surf clam (Spissula solidissima).


Melanogenesis from tryptophan. Biogenetic experiments with Harding-Passey mouse melanoma.


Effect of methylene blue on P50 and 2,3DPG of human blood in vitro.


A 24-hour rhythm in human serum dopamine-beta-hydroxylase activity.


Differentiation of cultured muscle in the presence of alpha-bungarotoxin.


H2O2 oxidizes an aldolase dihydroxyacetone phosphate intermediate to hydroxymethylglyoxal phosphate.


Chromatography of some human glycoproteins on DEAE-Sephadex A-25.


Inhibition of metamorphosis by juvenoids in Nauphoeta cinerea (Olivier).


Chromosomes and DNA of the ambystomatoid salamanders.


Reduction of biochemical polymorphisms in honeybees (Apis mellifica).


Tertiary trisomics in Pennisetum typhoides.


Directional discrimination-tolerance of visual cortical cells to severe stimulus degradation.


Barth's myochordotonal organ as an acoustic sensor in the ghost crab, Ocypode.


Young and old rats. ATP, alkaline phosphatase, cholesterol and protein levels in the blood; DNA and RNA contents of the liver. Regulation by an aqueous thymus extract.


Binding of tryptophan to different serum proteins in humans and in rats.


Studies on the turn-over of plasma triglycerides using triglyceride 14C-labelled chyle in pregnant rats.


Respiratory alkalosis in a panting lizard (Sauromalus obesus).


Cerebrospinal fluid 5-hydroxyindoleacetic acid level in migrainous patients during spontaneous attacks, during headache-free periods and following treatment with L-tryptophan.


Urinary excretion of methylated purines following inhalation of dimethyl sulphate.


The radioprotective effect of solcoseryl.


Cytochemical localization of 5-hydroxydopamine in adrenergic elements of cat adrenal medulla.


Biogenic amines in a retransplantable neurogenic teratocarcinoma.


On the regulation of lactate dehydrogenase isoenzyme concentration in mammalian cells.


A study on amino acids in gastric mucosa during differentiation and their significance. I.


Demonstration of synchrony in the cell cycle of HeLa cells by a flow microfluorometer.


Standardized method for the production of experimental atrial fibrillation.


Proceedings: Further studies on sensitization to picric acid.


Proceedings: Alteration in the acquisition of delayed hypersensitivity with adjuvant in the guinea pig.


Proceedings: Experimental studies in contact sensitivity.


Proceedings: Morphologic studies in cellular hypersensitivity in guinea pigs and man.


Proceedings: Some data on the lymphoid cells infiltrating epidermis in contact reactions in guinea pigs.


Effect of methotrexate on basophilia in guinea pig sensitization.


Proceedings: Different response to experimental sensitization by epicutaneous and intracutaneous application of bacterial antigens.


Proceedings: Genetic control of sensitization to chemically defined antigens and its relationship to histocompatibility antigens in guinea pigs.


Proceedings: Studies on cell separations in delayed hypersensitivity.


Proceedings: The effects of local continuous stimulation with the contact agent DNCB.


Proceedings: Attenuation of contact sensitization by prior exposure to antigen in man.


Proceedings: The cellular mechanism of tolerance and desensitization in contact hypersensitivity to DNCB in guinea pigs.


Erythropoiesis in normal and anemic mice with exclusion of the splenic circulation.


Studies on the morphogenetic effect of uridine on the post-nodal pieces of primitive streak of chick embryos using intracoelomic grafting technique.


The effects of pair feeding and exercise upon blood and tissue energy substrates.


Dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans. Report of a case with pulmonary metastasis and multiple intrathoracic recurrences.


Thyroid carcinoma: is postoperative external irradiation indicated?


A phase 2 study of intermittent high dose isophosphamide therapy of advanced colorectal cancer.


13-14 chromosome translocation and longevity in man.


A family with a chorioretinal disease and translucency of the iris.


Iridogoniodysgenesis with cornea globosa. A clinical case report.


Leishmaniasis of the lid in Tuscany.

Leishmaniasis of the lid in Tuscany.


In vivo and in vitro effects of phospholine iodide on cat iris.


Glove starch peritonitis.

Glove starch peritonitis.


Butyl-2-cyano acrylate monomer adhesive in experimental and clinical surgery.


Symposium on recent clinical advances. Foreword.


Advances in hospital ambulatory services for children.


Born with a habit. Infants of drug-addicted mothers.


The pediatrician ad genetic counselor.

The pediatrician ad genetic counselor.


An integrated system for health supervision.


Medical care of delinquent adolescent boys.


Understanding and managing hypernatremic dehydration.


The genital mycoplasmas. Their role in disorders of reproduction and in pediatric infections.


Intraocular pressure in endocrinological patients with exophthalmos.


Orbitocranial foreign body. A case report.


Increased intracranial pressure in childhood.


Temporal field defects due to nasal tilting of discs.


Ultrasonographic comparative study of the effect of pilocarpine and aceclidine on the eye components.


Early diagnosis of pregnancy. An invitational symposium.


A multipurpose optical system for  ophthalmic electrodiagnosis.


Quantitative effect of linear acceleration on positional alcohol nystagmus.


Observations on saccules of rats exposed to long-term hypergravity.


Blood sugar levels in rats exposed to varying altitude stress for different periods of time.


Objective approach to a design of a whole-body, water-cooled suit.


Amphetamine effects on timing behavior in rats under hyperbaric conditions.


Effect of controlled heat acclimation on the human red blood cell.


Interactions, range effects, and comparisons between tasks in experiments measuring performance with pairs of stresses: mild heat and 1 mg of L-hyoscine hydrobromide.


Normal serum calcium levels in air force flying personnel.


Effects of aircraft altitude and speed on air-to-ground visual target acquisition.


Influence of bedrest and hypercapnia upon urinary mineral excretion in man.


G suit filling pressures determined by seat back angle.


Monocular visual cues and space perception during the approach to landing.


Application of commerical aircraft accident investigation techniques to a railroad derailment.


Hearing threshold sensitivity in airline pilots.


Central nervous system toxicity with hyperbaric oxygen: case reports.


Formation of cobalt-porphyrin by Corynebacterium simplex grown on hydrocarbon media.


N2-fixation by chemoautotrophic hydrogen bacteria.


Effect of sodium chloride on growth of heterotrophic marine bacteria.


The cost evaluation of mollusciciding operations on five irrigation schemes in Kenya.


The effect of preoperative radiotherapy on the cure rate after surgical treatment for carcinoma of the cervix uteri in East Africa.


The epidemiology and nature of measles in Nairobi before the impact of measles immunization.


The insulin infusion test for vagotomy.

The insulin infusion test for vagotomy.


Hepatitis associated antigen and antibody in blood donors in Dar es Salaam.


Assessment of physical performance and lung function in Schistosoma mansoni infection.


Fatal cervical haematomyelia in a patient with tubular aortic hypoplasia, anatomical interruption of the aortic arch and anomalous origin of the major branches of the aorta.


Responses of adult newts (Amphibia: Urodele) to x rays.


Responses of metamorphosing Taricha torosa to x rays.


The development, route of migration, and pathogenesis of Crenosoma mephitidis in the skunk (Mephitis mephitis).


Ultrastructure of sex-pheromone gland cells and cuticle before and during release of pheromone in female eastern spruce budworm, Choristoneura fumiferana (Clem.) (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae).


A revision of Helicometra Odhner, 1902 and related genera (Trematoda: Opecoelidae), including a description of Neohelicometra sebastis n. sp.


Sublethal effect of DDT on osmotic and ionic regulation by the goldfish Carassius auratus.


In vitro maturation response of oocytes of the catfish Heteropneustes fossilis (Bloch) to salmon gonadotropin in ovary-head kidney co-culture.


The saliva of adult female blackflies (Simuliidae: Diptera).


The comparative in vitro release of calcium from dried and defatted eel and rat bone fragments, and its possible significance to calcium homeostasis in teleosts.


The diet of harbor porpoises (Phocoena phocoena (L.)) in coastal waters of eastern Canada, with special reference to the Bay of Fundy.


Granular hemocytes, the main phagocytic blood cells in Calpodes ethlius (Lepidoptera, Hesperiidae).


Demodex adocoilei sp. nov. from the white-tailed deer, Odocoileus virginianus.


Snow goose primaries as indicators of age and sex.


Haemoglobin F Malaysia: alpha 2, gamma 2 1(NA1) glycine--cysteine; 136 glycine.


The trismus-pseudocampylodactyly syndrome.


Genetic heterogeneity of cebocephaly.

Genetic heterogeneity of cebocephaly.


A family with two translocations and a polymorphism involving chromosome 14.


Arthrogryposis multiplex congenita: neurogenic type with autosomal recessive inheritance.


Length of the Y chromosome and antisocial behaviour?


Quantitative analysis of phenylalanine metabolites in urine to detect heterozygotes of phenylketonuria.


Sudden and unexplained death of two newborn siblings.


A pilot scheme for a genetic clinic.

A pilot scheme for a genetic clinic.


The clastogenic effect of azathioprine on human chromosomes in vitro.


G-6-PD Intanon. A new glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase variant.


An economic high speed electrophoretic screening system for hemoglobin S and other proteins.


Letter: Comments in response to: Seasonal Variation in the Birth of Children with Aneuploid Chromosome Abnormalities.


Identification and characterization of heterochromatic regions in the human metaphase and interphase nucleus.


Additional electrophoretic variants of 6-phosphogluconate dehydrogenase.


Levels of serum beta 1C-beta 1A globulin (C3) and its polymorphism in leprosy patients and healthy controls from Ethiopia and Mali.


Red cell esterase D polymorphism in Gambia.


Sex-ratio distortion and directed alternate segregation of interchange complexes in a mosquito.


Subdivision of HL-A5 and comparative studies of the HL-A polymorphism in South African Indians.


An association of HL-A3 and HL-A7 with paralytic poliomyelitis.


The distribution of HL-A antigens and genes in the Yugoslav population.


Wheaten plumage in ring-necked pheasants.


HL-A antigens of patients with sarcoidosis.


Effect of dietary energy in gestation on reproductive performance of gilts.


Heritability of osteometric traits in a randombred population of mice.


Cellulose and hemicellulose digestibility in the stomach, small intestine and large intestine of swine.


Progeny of isogenic males and females obtained by nuclear graft in Pleurodeles.


Effects of month of breeding and feed level on ovulation and lambing rates of Panama ewes.


Site and extent of carbohydrate, dry matter, energy and protein digestion and the rate of passage of grain diets in swine.


Pirouette: a behavioral mutant in the domestic fowl.


Greying with age: a coat-color variant in wild Australian populations of mice.


Effect of actinomycin D on luteal regression induced by intrauterine devices.


Thermal changes of the bovine uterus following administration of estradiol-17beta.


Energy and protein utilization in calves fed via rumen by-pass.


Test for heterosis in topcross progeny of replicate selected lines of mice.


Rachiterata: a new skeletal mutation on chromosome 2 of the mouse.


Characterization of conditional lethal mutants of bacteriophage P2.


A nuclear mutation affecting structure and function of mitochondria in Paramecium.


Comment: communication and cancer--a social psychiatrist's view.


Alienated youth--a preliminary study of a group of rootless young people--social and personality characteristics.


Patterns of help-seeking for mental illness among Australian university students: an epidemiological study.


Some notes on physiologic conditions as social problems.


Biological properties of Aujeszky's disease (pseudorabies) virus strains with special regard to interferon production and interferon sensitivity.


Biological properties and identification of the agent causing swim bladder inflammation in carp.


Our expérience about the screening, of congenital and perinatal deafnesses.


Impedance bridge studies on normal hearing and hearing-impaired children.


Cortical audiometry: our experience with regard to profound deafness in children.


The effects of prior aversive stimulation on the behavioral and physiological responses to intense acoustic stimuli in the rat.


Heart rate changes in dogs during temporally spaced responding.


Active avoidance learning during bilateral spreading depression.


Salt preference in desalivate rats.

Salt preference in desalivate rats.


Feeding in sheep modified by intraventricular estradiol and progesterone.


On the optimal pulse duration in electrical stimulation of the brain.


Effects of ventromedial hypothalamic lesions on restricted feeding behavior in rats.


Feeding conditions and intermeal relationships.


The effect of relative and absolute reinforcement magnitude on operant responding.


Rapid extinction of a conditioned taste aversion following unreinforced intraperitoneal injection of the fluid CS.


Measurement of licking response execution in the rat.


HL-A phenotype and haplotype frequencies in a German population.


Cell-mediated lympholysis in HL-A identical unrelated individuals.


Role of serum factors from tolerant mice in blocking and in immunological enhancement.


Allogeneic stimulation modulates the strength of transplantation antigen.


Presence of HL-A antigens and beta2-microglobulin in tubular proteinuria.


The measurement of fibrin-fibrinogen degradation products in dog urine.


Passerine birds in the ecology of Uukuniemi virus.


Studies on the pathological biochemistry of lung parenchyma in acute paraquat poisoning.


Histochemical observations on enzymatic hydrolysis of acetyl-, butyryl- and propionylthiocholine by rat sympathetic ganglion.


Ergocornine and 2-Br-alpha-ergocryptine. Evidence for prolonged dopamine receptor stimulation.


A review of neural stimulator system components useful in pain alleviation.


Editorial: More neurology and still more about technology in medicine.


Lithium-induced suppression of alcohol drinking by rats.


Clinical engineering: now and in the future.


Developments in methods and instrumentation for clinical and research medicine.


Models of curricula for biomedical engineering at technical universities.


Instrumentation and methods in clinical and research medicine: a collaborative program.


Iron binding proteins found in duodenal mucosa of rats during iron transport.


Inactivation of Rhizopus chinensis acid protease by some diazo compounds.


Free-boundary electrophoresis of sodium dodecyl sulfate-protein polypeptide complexes with special reference to SDS-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis.


Studies on 3,4-dihydroxyphenylacetate-2,3-dioxygenase. II. Role of sulfhydryl groups and subunit structure.


Human kidney alpha-galactosidase. Multiplicity and enzyme activities for ceramide trihexoside and some aryl alpha-galactosides.


Studies on the active site of Brevibacterium pyrocatechase.


Studies on the molecular complex of flavins. V. Possible role of free sulfhydryl group in apoprotein of glucose oxidase and 6-amino group in adenine  moiety of FAD.


Carboxamidomethylation of ribonuclease from Rhizopus sp.


The presence of a beta-mannosidic linkage in a glycopeptide from microsomal membranes of rat liver.


Application of the optical rotation stopped-flow method to kinetic studies of rapid conformational changes of proteins. pH-jump of Taka-amylase A.


Symposium on soft contact lenses: Introduction.


Contact lens materials: past, present, and future.


Optical qualities of lathe-cut compared with molded soft contact lenses.


Editorial: Instruction course evaluation program--continued.


Regulatory aspects of contact lenses.

Regulatory aspects of contact lenses.


sjögren's syndrome: a correlation between ocular findings and labial salivary gland histology.


Cancer survival among women.

Cancer survival among women.


Accident mortality at the older ages.

Accident mortality at the older ages.


Keratomycosis: a preventable disease.

Keratomycosis: a preventable disease.


Profile of population at ages 25-64.

Profile of population at ages 25-64.


Symposium on soft contact lenses: summary.


A radio telemetry device for monitoring cartilage surface pressures in the human hip.


Orthokeratology--help or hindrance.

Orthokeratology--help or hindrance.


Basic technology of voluntary cardiorespiratory synchronization in electrocardiology.


Optical experiences.

Optical experiences.


A micropower pulsewidth-modulation-pulse-position-modulation two-channel telemetry system for biomedical applications.


Remote measurement of eye direction allowing subject motion over one cubic foot of space.


Calculations of therapeutic heat generated by ultrasound in fat-muscle-bone layers.


Editorial: Instruction course evaluation program.


Instruction Program. Section on instruction. Seventy-ninth annual meeting: American Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology, October 6 through 10, 1974.


Electrode-produced signal distortion in electrophysiological recording systems.


Isolation amplifier energized by ultrasound.


Blood supply to the levator scapulae muscle relative to carotid artery protection.


An intraventricular ultrasound method for measurement of left-ventricular dimensions.


Interactive graphics analysis of gastrointestinal electrical signals.


Nasal polypectomy in the aspirin-sensitive asthmatic.


A modification of the French and Stein neural analog.


Lingual flap reconstruction after resection for cancer.


An integrated health-family planning program in Etimesgut District, Turkey.


Two-year results of a clinical study of the TCu-200 IUD in Colombia.


Transfusions of blood and blood components.


A comparison of the results of family planning KAP surveys in Haryana and Tamil Nadu, India.


A mathematical model for determining effectiveness of family planning clinics.


Use of the artificial larynx during airway intubation.


Electrophrenic respiration: a breathing support system in quadriplegia.


Applied pulmonary physiology: morbid obesity and pulmonary function.


Pulmonary lavage.

Pulmonary lavage.


Chromosome aberrations in full-term low birth weight neonates.


On the problem of regional gene duplication in diploid fish of the orders Ostariophysi and Isospondyli.


Genetic polymorphism of the human complement component C'3 among North Germans.


Partial trisomy 13: karyotype 46,XY,-6, plus t(13q,6q).


Transferrin variants in the Indian subcontinent.


A note on Nei's measure of gene diversity in a substructured population.


A low Reynolds number entry flow theory and its application to the motion of the plasma in bolus flow.


A study of the bone machining process-orthogonal cutting.


An optimization approach to tendon force analysis.


A constitutive equation for the passive properties of muscle.


Wave transmission characteristics and anisotropy of canine carotid arteries.


Young's modulus of compact bone.

Young's modulus of compact bone.


Distortion incurred in a sequence of radiographs of an articulating joint.


Measurement and reduction of noise in kinematics of locomotion.


Two-dimensional mechanical properties of rabbit skin. II. Experimental results.


Fracture formation in differing collagen fiber pattern of compact bone.


Letter: The meaning of the term "biomechanics".


Aromatic acids in urine of healthy infants, persistent hyperphenylalaninemia, and phenylketonuria, before and after phenylalanine load.


Placental amino acid uptake. II. Tissue preincubation, fluid distribution, and mechanisms of regulation.


Alterations in the concentration of cholesterol in bile after administration of human growth hormone.


A block in glycine cleavage reaction as a common mechanism in ketotic and nonketotic hyperglycinemia.


Malignant hypertension in a patient with Conn's syndrome.


Is occlusion of the Fallopian tubes with tantalum clips a reversible and reliable method of sterilization?


Determinants of outcome in a psychiatric emergency clinic.


Inorganic ion content of fungal mycelia and spores.


Peptidoglycan structure in cell walls of parental and filamentous Streptococcus cremoris HP.


Yeasts isolated from some lakes and rivers of Saskatchewan.


Hormone-induced differentiation of antheridial branches in Achlya ambisexualis: dependence on ribonucleic acid synthesis.


Isolation and characterization of pigmentation mutants of Micrococcus roseus.


A microspectroscopic method for visualizing the cytochrome profiles of microorganisms.


Action of light on Micrococcus roseus.

Action of light on Micrococcus roseus.


Growth of Thermomonospora fusca on lignocellulosic pulps of varying lignin content.


Microbiological and chemical enrichment of freshwater-surface microlayers relative to the bulk-subsurface water.


Neutron activation analysis of a hand-a method of monitoring progressive bone disease.


Characteristics of a transducer for tactile displays.


Extension therapy with Von Ekesparre darts of supracondylar fractures of the humerus in children.


Measurement of QD systolic time interval with an ear lobe densitometer.


Arthrography in lesions of both menisci in one knee joint.


Severity of trauma, fracture types and healing process in fractures of the lower leg. A correlative study.


Carcinoma of the appendix.

Carcinoma of the appendix.


Surgical management of sialoliths in the efferent duct of the submandibular gland.


Endogenous RNA polymerase activity of liver chromatin in rats maintained under controlled feeding schedules.


Effect of low protein diet and hyperammonemia on liver glutaminase activity in the rat.


Synergism in the toxicities of lead and oxygen.


1-Beta-hydroxylation of D-norgestrel and norethisterone by Botryodiplodia malorum.


In vivo incorporation of D-glucose-U-C14 into tetrasialoganglioside in rat brain.


Laser-induced stimulation of the vascularization of the healing wound. An ear chamber experiment.


The kinetics of cerebral RNA synthesis in relation to the route of injection.


Human placental alkaline phosphatase, an inhibitor of hemagglutination by PR8-influenza A virus.


Intestinal cell transit time in the Mongolian gerbil, Meriones unguiculatus.


Daily fluctuations in adrenal catecholamine concentration.


Estimation of diffusible auxin under saline growth conditions.


Critical thermal maximum: exotypic variation between Montane and Piedmont chorus frogs (Pseudacris triseriata, Hylidae).


Effect of influenza virus PR8 infection on thymus in intact and adrenalectomized mice.


Distribution of H3-glycine and H3-L-glutamate in synaptosomal subpopulations after in vitro uptake into cat dorsal ventral spinal cord slices.


DNA and RNA concentration in the liver of Japanese quail (Coturnix coturnix japonica) during growth.


Optical diffraction studies on stimulated single fibres of frog muscle (Hyla caerulea).


Decrease of arylsulfatase A activity in plasma in hemorrhagic shock.


Effect of manganese ions on human platelet aggregation in vitro.


Increased cardiac turnover of noradrenaline after chronic administration of guanethidine in the rat.


Variation of nuclear size of neurons of the ventromedial nucleus in relation to spermatogenesis in the squirrel monkey (Saimiri sciureus).


Aphrodisiac effect of L-DOPA and apomorphine in male sexually sluggish rats.


Sodium acetylsalicylate effectiveness against fever induced by leukocytic pyrogen and prostaglandin E1 in the cat.


Protein half-lives in neonatal mice after a toxic dose of cyclophosphamide.


Inflamed-tissue factor(s): an autoregulatory mechanism of some acute inflammatory responses.


The migration of lymphoid cells in malignant disease.


Skeletal muscle and tumour metastasis.

Skeletal muscle and tumour metastasis.


Brain growth and learning behaviour of the guinea-pig following prenatal hyperthermia.


A simple procedure for the preparation of Ehrlich ascites cells for the induction of immunity.


Effects of thyroidectomy on ovarian compensatory hypertrophy in rats.


Loss of sexual activity in rabbits actively immunized with testosterone.


The assessment of tobacco smoke toxicity in tissue and organ culture: an in vitro arrangement for exposure under defined conditions.


Free cell suspensions from rat placental tissue: metabolism of pregnenolone-4-14C and progesterone-4-14C.


A new spectrophotometric determination of nitrazepam.


A dosimetric study of the "mantle field" technique in cobalt 60 teletherapy.


Effect of cycloheximide and X-irradiation on in vivo protein synthesis by placenta and maternal liver of mice.


Letter: Special radiation units and-or SI-units?


Patient exposures in diagnostic radiology: protection problems of current concern. A statement issued by the International Commission on Radiological Protection (ICRP) July 1973.


Fibrinolysis and thrombosis in Behçet's disease.


Effects of DMBA on melanocytes in culture.


Dyskeratosis congenita Zinsser-Cole-Engmann form with abnormal karyotype.


Fotosensitization by Amantadine (Symmetrel).


External sphincterotomy: rational for the procedure and experiences with 150 patients.


Quantitative aspects of gene expression in a lambda-trp fusion operon.


A comparison of four beds in the prevention of tissue ischaemia in paraplegic patients.


Emergency transportation in the event of acute spinal cord lesion.


Urinary calcium and kidney stones in paraplegia. Report of an attempted prospective study.


Plasma catecholamines in tetraplegics.

Plasma catecholamines in tetraplegics.


Chromatic-adaptation study by subjective-estimation method.


Color discrimination as a function of observer adaptation.


Increment thresholds across minimally distinct borders.


Influence of luminance contrast on hue discrimination.


Letter: Time resolution at extremely low scotopic luminances.


Synchronous stabilization of visual perception by voice vibration.


Oscillation of blood monocyte counts in healthy individuals.


3H-5-iodo-2'-deoxyuridine toxicity. Problems in cell proliferation studies.


The influence of injected tritiated thymidine on the mitotic circadian rhythm in the epithelium of the hamster cheek pouch.


Control of intestinal epithelial replacement: lack of evidence for a tissue-specific blood-borne factor.


Haemopoietic stem cell (CFU) kinetics in the culture.


Compensatory growth in the rat tibia.

Compensatory growth in the rat tibia.


Continuous labelling studies on mouse skin and intestine.


Dynamics of leukocyte migration into the mouse ascites tumor.


Cytokinetic stability of an Ehrlich ascites tumor.


In vivo and in vitro initiation of transcription.


Chromatin structure and gene expression in eukaryotes.


Some correlations between ribosomal proteins and ribosomal activities.