Memoir of Harrison Fitzgerald Flippin 1906-1968.


Memoir of Abraham Mapow 1907-1969.

Memoir of Abraham Mapow 1907-1969.


Memoir of Ford A. Miller 1895-1968.

Memoir of Ford A. Miller 1895-1968.


Memoir of Stanley P. Reimann 1891-1968.

Memoir of Stanley P. Reimann 1891-1968.


Memoir of Helena E. Riggs 1899-1968.

Memoir of Helena E. Riggs 1899-1968.


Memoir of Lennard L. Weber 1915-1969.

Memoir of Lennard L. Weber 1915-1969.


A letter from the Benjamin Rush House Committee.


Blood circulation in pregnant rats. 3. Renal blood flow.


Hauberks and helmets. Armor making.

Hauberks and helmets. Armor making.


The effect of cigarette smoking on coronary heart disease. Where do we stand now?


Intraocular pressure and outflow facility. Effect of estrogen and combined estrogen-progestin treatment in normal human eyes.


The lagacy of the thief of Tournai.

The lagacy of the thief of Tournai.


Eyelids, lacrimal apparatus, and conjunctiva.


The pancreatic islet of infants with severe hypoglycemia.


Morphometric basis of the sheet-flow concept of the pulmonary alveolar microcirculation in the cat.


Histocompatibility testing in human renal allografts. I. Evidence for a strong and a weak HL-A sublocus in recipients of allografts from living related donors.


To a friend on his retirement: John Beach Hazard, M.D.


Adverse effects of antimicrobial agents on major organ systems.


Ossiculum terminale--an anomaly of the odontoid process. Report of a case of atlantoaxial dislocation with cord compression.


In vitro susceptibility of urinary pathogens to methenamine mandelate (mandelamine).


Production of diffusible haemolysin of Escherichia coli.


A new form of thyroid therapy.

A new form of thyroid therapy.


Doctor subsidy of Florida medicaid?

Doctor subsidy of Florida medicaid?


Vascular injuries of the thoracic outlet.


The intriguing phenomenon of gamethopathy and its disastrous effects on the human progeny.


Elevation of ornithine carbamoyl transferase in serum (S-OCT), nitrogen loss and potassium loss as metabolic response to skeletal and abdominal operations.


Homologous joint-transplantation in man.


Eosinophilic granuloma, eosinophilic gastroenteritis and eosinophilic peritonitis.


Hearing rehabilitation by means of transdermal electrotherapy in human hearing loss of sensorineural origin. Preliminary report.


Antineoplastic principles in plants: recent developments in the field.


Advances in the chemotherapy of viral diseases.


Composition of bacterial cell walls in relation to antibiotic action.


History and evolution of the antiglobulin reaction and its application in clinical and experimental medicine.


Evaluation of the R-B system for the identification of enterobacteriacease.


Antistreptolysin O test. Comparison of micro and macro technics.


Evaluation of a quantitative automated micro-hemagglutination assay for antibodies to Treponema pallidum.


An opportunistic infection with Corynebacterium pyogenes producing empyema.


The contribution of transplantation and dialysis to a hospital laboratory.


A rapid method for the isolation of glomeruli from the human kidney.


The fluorescent antibody technic.

The fluorescent antibody technic.


Late recurrence of infantile cortical hyperostosis (Caffey's disease).


Angiographic contribution to the determination of the etiology of some pulmonary cysts of infancy.


Carotid body tumors: newer methods of diagnosis and treatment.


Modifications of ribonucleic acid by chemical carcinogens. I. In vitro modification of transfer ribonucleic acid by N-acetoxy-2-acetylaminofluorene.


Isolation of 5-fluorouracil-containing 5S ribonucleic acid from Escherichia coli.


Peptide chain elongation; indications for the binding of an amino acid polymerization factor, guanosine 5'-triphosphate--aminoacyl transfer ribonucleic acid complex to the messenger-ribosome complex.


In vivo metabolism of 15 alpha-hydroxyprogesterone in man.


The chemical composition of cell-wall lipopolysaccharides from Moraxella duplex and Micrococcus calco-aceticus.


Some effects of adenylylation on the biosynthetic properties of the glutamine synthetase from Escherichia coli.


Electrocardiographic wave form and the nervous system.


The mentally afflicted old person.

The mentally afflicted old person.


Sarcoidosis.

Sarcoidosis.


Experimental gerontology and the control of aging.


Repair of tendons with cutis grafts. An experimental study.


Biliary tract surgery in a community hospital. Review of morbidity and mortality.


The routine intravenous administration of pentazocine in the recovery room.


Pulmonary cavitation after embolism.

Pulmonary cavitation after embolism.


Allogenic hepatic extracorporeal assist in acute liver failure. An experimental study.


Experimental studies on acute strangulated intestinal obstructions in germfree animals.


Preparation of animal tissues for surface-scanning electron microscopy.


Intractable heart failure and its management.


Management of pulmonary embolism.

Management of pulmonary embolism.


Persistent perplexing pyrexia: some comments on etiology and diagnosis.


Fuller Albright, M.D. 1900-1969.

Fuller Albright, M.D. 1900-1969.


Status asthmaticus.

Status asthmaticus.


Studies on mechanism of cyproheptadine-induced weight gain in human subjects.


Effectiveness of modified Giovannetti diet compared with mixed low-protein diet.


The distribution of Tamm Horsfall mucoprotein (uromucoid) in the human nephron.


Effect of intraduodenal instillation of hydrochloric acid on plasma insulin levels of patients with portocaval shunts.


Eleanor Southey Baker-McLaglan.

Eleanor Southey Baker-McLaglan.


Cook's voyages to New Zealand in medical perspective.


The need for new antituberculous drugs.

The need for new antituberculous drugs.


Aspects of the tuberculosis situation in Denmark, especially chemoresistance.


Capreomycin, ethambutol and rifampicin. Clinical experience in Manchester.


Ophthalmological side-effects of ethambutol.


Results of clinical studies with capreomycin, ethambutol and rifampicin in the Heckeshorn Hospital, Berlin.


Clinical experience of the treatment of drug-resistant pulmonary tuberculosis with rifampicin combined with ethambutol and capreomycin.


Preliminary results of the Norwegian coordinated therapy project 1968-1969.


Capreomycin, ethambutol and rifampicin in apparently incurable pulmonary tuberculosis.


Hospital-based ambulatory treatment of tuberculosis with capreomycin, ethambutol, and-or rifampicin.


William Hunter's influence on obstetrics.


Drug resistance as a microbial maker in the epidemiological study of tuberculosis.


Studies on the metabolism of steroid hormones and their precursors by the human placenta at various stages of gestation. 3. In vitro metabolism of 3 beta, 17 alpha-dihydroxy-pregn-5-ene-20-one.


Pulse radiolysis studies on 5-bromouracil and 5-bromouracil substituted DNA. UCLA 12-724.


University of California. Laboratory of Nuclear Medicine and Radiation Biology. Publications and reports (January 1, 1969 through June 30, 1969). UCLA 12-724.


Father absence and antisocial behavior in Negro and white males.


Disturbances related to prolonged dependency in Turkish children.


Emotionally disturbed adolescents with alcoholic parents.


Production of antibiotics by Epidermophyton floccosum. 2. Microflora in epidermophyton-infected skin and its resistance to antibiotics produced by the fungus.


Comparison of the effects of two cytotoxic drugs and of antilymphocytic serum on immune and non-immune inflammation in experimental animals.


In memoriam of Prof. Dr. Kummer.

In memoriam of Prof. Dr. Kummer.


Beta-cyanoalanine as a substrate for asparaginase. Stoichiometry, kinetics, and inhibition.


Dissociation of alkaline phosphatase from Escherichia coli under conditions of enzymic assay.


Blood velocity and pressure wave-forms in the major arteries in man.


Ventilatory effects of positive pressure breathing in man.


Respiratory function after lung transplantation in man with a 10-month survival.


Changes in intracellular enzymes during rejection of rabbit skin homografts.


Chromosome studies in acute leukaemia.

Chromosome studies in acute leukaemia.


The effects of calcium chloride and formaldehyde on the fatty acid composition of phosphatidyl choline from cryostat sections of rat hypothalamus.


Formulation and computation of compartment models.


Plasmalogens and related derivatives: their chemistry and metabolism.


Maintenance of high sickling rate in Africa--role of polygamy.


L-asparaginase.

L-asparaginase.


Angina pectoris 1768-1970.

Angina pectoris 1768-1970.


"Doctor afield in Cuba".

"Doctor afield in Cuba".


William R. Baird.

William R. Baird.


Prof. Giovanni Briasco 1898-1968.

Prof. Giovanni Briasco 1898-1968.


The development of the compound eyes of Penaeus duorarum (Crustacea: Decapoda) with remarks on the nervous system.


An electron microscopic study on the interstitial cells of the gizzard in the love-bird (Uroloncha domestica).


The origin of fibrillar particles sometimes seen in plant nucleoli.


The inner configuration of the tetramers of crystalized ribosomes as related to the shape of the ribosomal components.


Initial stages in the formation of cytoplasmic lamellae in the hamster oocyte and the identification of associated electron-dense particles.


Biosynthesis of steroid hormones by the embryonic gonads of vertebrates.


Shigellosis in the United States: five-year review of nationwide surveillance, 1964-1968.


The infectivity and pathogenesis of rabiesvirus administered orally.


Blast transformation and migration-inhibition in toxoplasmosis and leishmaniasis.


Malaria in soldiers returning from Vietnam. Epidemiologic, therapeutic, and clinical studies.


Lactic acidosis.

Lactic acidosis.


Postoperative hypoxemia: contribution of the cardiac output.


Resistance of ticks to chemicals.

Resistance of ticks to chemicals.


The great Jewish drink mystery.

The great Jewish drink mystery.


Opium in China.

Opium in China.


A further modification of a simple apparatus for pulmonary ventilation during bronchoscopy.


The effects of halothane on bacterial division rate.


Effect of elevated intracranial pressure on cardiac output and other circulatory parameters.


A comparison between transpulmonary, right and left indicator dilution curves during hypotension.


Not peace, but ecology.

Not peace, but ecology.


The contraceptive pill, side effects and personality: report of a controlled double blind trial.


Health and homeostasis as social concepts: an exploratory essay.


In memoriam: Michalina Fabian Roth, M.D.


Immune responses in mice with murine leprosy.


Failure to detect long-acting thyroid stimulator with the immunofluorescence technique.


On the mechanism of immunological tolerance in cyclophosphamide-treated mice.


James Tilton, 1745-1822.

James Tilton, 1745-1822.


Cancer of the thyroid gland.

Cancer of the thyroid gland.


A combination temporary bridge and retainer.


Mandibular free-end saddles--a simple & effective method to increase stability and retention.


The usage of living cartilage homografts in pre-prosthetic surgery.


Anthropologist, ethnologist, archeologist, comparative anatomist.


Fellows and members of the Gerontological Society. October 15, 1969.


Nursing care for Medicare patients.

Nursing care for Medicare patients.


Release of nuclear material from x-irradiated bacteria.


The influence of oxygen and sulphhydryl compounds on the production of breaks in bacteriophage DNA by gamma-rays.


Directory. Georgia Dental Association 1969-1970.


Growth curves of Trypanosoma equiperdum in rats treated with endotoxin of Serratia marcescens.


Hoxie's bad dream: early medical education in Kansas.


Shnider BI, Salvin LG, Schneiderman MA, Colsky J, Owens AH Jr,+OWENS AH JR, Krant MJ, Miller SP, Frei E 3d,+FREI E III, Hall TC, Spurr CL, McIntyre OR,+MACINTYRE OR, Hoogstraten B, Holland JF: The use of mechlorethamine, cyclophosphamide, and uracil mustard in neoplastic disease: a cooperative study.


Health screening on an international basis.


Laboratory and clinical studies concerning the development and evaluation of a new mechanical toothbrush.


Photoelastic analysis of internal stresses in the periodontium created by occlusal forces.


Placebo effects in psychotherapy and psychoanalysis.


Current titles in periodontology.

Current titles in periodontology.


Morphology and chemistry of the bacterial cell wall. 1. The location of mucopeptide in the cell wall of Bacteroides convexus and its chemical composition.


Blood salicylate levels and clinical trials with a new form of enteric-coated aspirin: studies in rheumatoid arthritis and degenerative joint disease.


Chemical composition of the cell walls of Clostridium botulinum type A.


Planning and management aspects of cooperative trials.


Antibody formation in mice infected with Salmonella typhimurium by primary immunization with sheep erythrocytes or bacterial cells.


Protective components in the cell wall of Salmonella typhimurium against bactericidal action of antibody.


Conversion of toxigenicity in Clostridium botulinum type C.


Virus vaccines: introduction.

Virus vaccines: introduction.


The antihypertensive properties of furosemide on chronic oral administration.


Effect of drugs on the heart electrical activity of man.


Use of a diffusion barrier technique in bioautography.


The differential response to parenteral chlorpromazine and mesoridazine in psychotic patients.


Revision of the tracheal stoma.

Revision of the tracheal stoma.


Directory of otolaryngologic societies. (Secretaries of the various societies are requested to keep this information up to date).


Involvement of a phage T4 sigma factor and an anti-terminator protein in the transcription of early T4 genes in vivo.


Localization of antigens associated with the pollen grain wall by immunofluorescence.


L-amino-acid oxidase, a bactericidal system.


Intermittent positive pressure breathing for home care.


Nursing a spina bifida child in a general hospital.


Do miracles happen?

Do miracles happen?


Letter from Austria.

Letter from Austria.


Minor's role major in Weirton Steel's Medical Department.


Proptosis following head injury in children with reticulosis.


Pneumoperitoneum associated with Escherichia coli peritonitis: a report of two cases.


Cerebral malaria in the Port of Bristol.


Surface of the cuticle on the aesthetascs of Cancer.


On-going national collaborative studies in Canada: niacin in the treatment of schizophrenias.


Iron deficiency anemia.

Iron deficiency anemia.


Dye dilution curves after the artificial atrial septostomy in three infants with the transposition of the great vessels.


Memoir of Gerald H. J. Pearson 1893-1969.


The ocular effects of epinephrine.

The ocular effects of epinephrine.


Surgery of cystic bone tumours near joints. A report of some cases.


Tumour implantation in colon surgery. The effect of everted versus inverted type of anastomosis. An experimental study in rats.


Strontium metabolism with special consideration of genetic effects.


The development and use of equations for predicting the limits of the rates of oxygen supply to the cells of living tissues and organs. A contribution to the biophysics of health and disease.


Studies on the genetic control of shigella sub-group B type specific antigens. I. Behaviour of Shigella flexneri type specific antigens in sexual recombination of Shigella x E. coli.


Clearance of red blood cells from the cadaver kidney: a study of colloidal perfusing solutions.


Hypoglycemia of shock.

Hypoglycemia of shock.


Vitamin D intoxication: relationship to glucocorticoid withdrawal postrenal transplantation.


Some aspects of thumb reconstruction.

Some aspects of thumb reconstruction.


Integrated regional haemodialysis and renal transplantation centre.


Computers for transplantation.

Computers for transplantation.


Sir Terence Cawthorne, LL.D., M.D.,F.R.C.S.


Transcription specificity of E. coli and T4 RNA polymerase.


Polysomes patterns in E. coli and K12 at various growth rates.


Predisposing causes of intestinal cancer.


Nonmechanical causes of surgical bleeding.


Further observations on the effect of ethionine on the synthesis of beta-galactosidase in Escherichia coli: formation of an immunologically cross-reacting protein.


Antibacterially active substances. IV. Microbial hydroxylation of nalidixic acid.


The synthesis of beta-galactosidase in Escherichia coli in the presence of 7-azatryptophan.


Effect of bursectomy and thymectomy on cellular immunological reactions in chickens.


Ontogenetic development of antibody formation in response to different doses of gram-negative microorganisms in young rabbits. I. Dynamics and site of antibody formation after primary immunization.


Ontogenetic development of antibody formation in response to different doses of gram-negative microorganisms in young rabbits. II. The relationship between the secondary reaction and primary antigen dose and an attempt to induce tolerance.


The serum antibody response to bacteriophage phi chi 174 in germ-free and conventionally reared mice. I. Assay of neutralizing antibody by a 50 per cent neutralization method.


Secretory IgA and antibodies to Escherichia coli in porcine colostrum and milk and their significance in the alimentary tract of the young pig.


Enhancement of the lethal effect of alkylation to Escherichia coli B-r by showdomycin.


Microbial transformation of peptide antibiotics. VI. Purification and properties of a peptide lactonase hydrolyzing dihydrostaphylomycin S.


Effects of kanamycin on protein synthesis: inhibition of elongation of peptide chains.


A deoxyribonuclease which requires nucleoside triphosphate from Micrococcus lysodeikticus. I. Purification and characterization of the deoxyribonuclease activity.


A deoxyribonuclease which requires nucleoside triphosphate from Micrococcus lysodeikticus. II. Studies on the role of nucleoside triphosphate.


Threonine deaminase from Salmonella typhimurium. 3. The intermediate substructure.


Binding of transfer ribonucleic acid to ribosomes. Comparison of the nonenzymatic binding of aminoacylated and deacylated transfer ribonucleic acid.


Consequences of expression of the "relaxed" genotype of the RC gene. Lipid synthesis.


Mung bean nuclease I. II. Resistance of double stranded deoxyribonucleic acid and susceptibility of regions rich in adenosine and thymidine to enzymatic hydrolysis.


Regional differences of cell sizes in the human stratum corneum. I.


On the modification of paranoid symptomatology. II. Stylistic considerations and the effectiveness of phenothiazines.


Studies to prolong function of experimental auxiliary liver grafts.


Nutrient renal blood flow and its distribution in the unanesthetized dog.


Therapeutic effectiveness of amantadine hydrochloride in influenza A2--double blind studies.


Cephalexin: preliminary in vitro studies of a new orally administered cephalosporin and report of a case of endocarditis cured with cephalexin.


Autoimmune phenomena and renal disease in mice. Role of thymectomy, aging, and involution of immunologic capacity.


Neurogenic components of the averaged response evoked by clicks in guinea pigs.


Cholesterol absorption versus cholesterol synthesis in man.


Food intake and brain temperature.

Food intake and brain temperature.


A report on the first fifty years of the Nutrition Research Laboratories, Hyderabad.


Covalently bound flavin-adenine dinucleotide of succinate dehydrogenase and the influence of dietary flavin.


Diet and protein synthesis.

Diet and protein synthesis.


Protein synthesis in the liver.

Protein synthesis in the liver.


Use of drugs in the treatment of parkinsonism.


The specificity of behaviour of tumour cells implanted into chick embryos.


The effect of x-irradiation and beryllium nitrate upon implant-induced supernumerary limb formation in the newt.


The study of lymphopoiesis utilizing extracorporeal irradiation of the blood and lymph.


Radiating resin microspheres in the treatment of cancer: the endoarterial administration of 32p- and 51cr-labeled microspheres.


Tumor cells and megakaryocytes in the blood: their detection and importance.


Significance of the interrelationship of the lymph and blood vascular systems in tumor cell dissemination.


Acute metabolic studies with trasicor in diabetics.


Some in vitro assay conditions that affect detection and quantitation of phenobarbital-induced increases in hepatic microsomal drug-metabolizing enzyme activity.


Ultrastructural study on the release of neurosecretory material from the sinus gland of the land crab, Gecarcinus lateralis.


A study on the fine structure of the saccular macula of the gold fish.


Organization and fine structure of extraocular muscles in Carassius and Rana.


Contributions by the United States Army Medical Department to clinical pathology--past, present, and future. Ward Burdick Award address.


A miniature anaerobic jar for tissue transport or for cultivation of anaerobes.


Daniel J. Kindel. 1901-1969.

Daniel J. Kindel. 1901-1969.


Localized bullous dermatitis herpetiformis.


Genetical theory and the "inborn errors of metabolism".


Speculation on pathogenesis in death from respiratory syncytial virus infection. The lungs of three infants, two with bronchiolitis and one with pneumonia, were examined by fluorescent antibody techniques for the distribution of respiratory syncytial (R.S.) virus, and also for the presence of human globulin. In bronchiolitis the lungs contained little virus, whereas in pneumonia virus was abundant and widespread; and, paradoxically, while in bronchiolitis human globulin had the same scanty distribution as virus it was absent in pneumonia. It is suggested that the essential process in bronchiolitis is a widespread type 1 allergic reaction dependent on a second encounter with R.S. virus antigen, whereas in R.S. virus pneumonia the mucosal necrosis and alveolar and interstitial inflammation are the result of direct virus damage to the lungs. The alternative explanation put forward is that the process may be a type 3 allergic reaction.


Treatment of Parkinsonism with Laevo-dopa. Thirty-two patients with Parkinsonism were treated with L-dopa. Nine were markedly and 14 moderately improved. Twenty patients tolerated the drug well, derived definite improvement, and were treated for an average period of six months. Improvement was sustained during this period even though the average daily dosage of L-dopa was reduced. Dose-dependent side-effects occurred in 25 patients. It is suggested that dosage schedules should be flexible and tailored to the needs of each individual patient, and that treatment should be continued for six months before presuming it to be ineffective.It is concluded that L-dopa often ameliorates Parkinsonism for long periods, but its effect on the natural history of the disease is undertermined.


Role of radiotherapy in cancer of the larynx as related to the TNM system of staging. A review.


Tumors composed of immature granulocytes occurring in the breast in chronic granulocytic leukemia.


Epithelial-stromal junction of normal and dysplastic mammary glands.


Effect of large intermittent intravenous doses of cyclophosphamide in lymphoma.


A comparison of two formulae for measuring the area of indicator dilution curves.


The serological abnormalities of idiopathic myocardial disease.


J. Whitfield Larrabee, 1895-1969.

J. Whitfield Larrabee, 1895-1969.


Serum antinuclear antibodies in rheumatoid arthritis.


Michael J. Conroy, 1896-1969.

Michael J. Conroy, 1896-1969.


Sir Frederic Bartlett: 1886-1969. A personal homage.


Anti-neuroglial and anti-neuronal cell factors in experimental allergic encephalomyelitis and multiple sclerosis.


The organization of cellular membranes.

The organization of cellular membranes.


Studies on inclusion bodies in early and late demyelinating disease.


The annulate lamellae.

The annulate lamellae.


Clinical biostatistics. II. Statistics versus science in design of experiments.


Guanadrel and guanethidine in hypertension.


Effect of peptidyl-tRNA on polyuridylate directed polypeptide synthesis.


Hemangioma of the foot. Report of four cases and review of the literature.


Lithium in mania.

Lithium in mania.


Purification of DNA-dependent RNA polymerase from Escherichia coli.


Interrelationship of cobalt and iron absorption.


Reticuloendothelial system phagocytic function in naturally acquired human malaria.


Automated radiometric detection of bacterial growth in blood cultures.


The dermal graft and cervical incompetency.


Fibrinolysis in skin allograft.

Fibrinolysis in skin allograft.


Transplantation. I.

Transplantation. I.


Hazel Rebecca Bryan Allison.

Hazel Rebecca Bryan Allison.


A controlled trial of disodium cromoglycate (Intal) in the treatment of asthma.


A delayed-release theophylline-noscapine formulation for the relief of airways obstruction.


Rheumatic heart disease.

Rheumatic heart disease.


A comparative trial of two expectorants in general practice.


Two trials with a new psychotherapeutic drug in the treatment of anxiety.


The psychiatric illness of Lord Castlereagh.


Erythromycin in lower respiratory infections.


The circumaortic left renal vein. Angiographic appearance.


Second- and third-look lymphography: its diagnostic and therapeutic value.


Edward Archibald Petrie, M.D., 1895-1969.


Abraham W. March, M.D., 1909-1969.

Abraham W. March, M.D., 1909-1969.


Computer diagnosis and discriminate analysis decision schemes.


Craniopharyngioma with abnormal vasculature.


Vibriolytic antibody-forming cells: a new application of the Pfeiffer phenomenon. Complement-mediated immune lysis was first described by Pfeiffer after observing an immune reaction against Vibrio cholerae. Application of this reaction in agar gel, with viable vibro organisms, gave results which were unique compared to the red blood cell or enterobacterial systems. Among these was the lack of a detectable "background," a lengthened latent period and differentiable results among the three major cell wall antigens characteristic of this bacterial groups.


Pepsinogens: genetic polymorphism in man. Population frequencies of the two patterns of pepsinogen excretion (with and without pepsinogen 5) and family studies indicate that pepsinogen 5 is controlled by a pair of genes, Pg(a) and Pg(b), at a single autosomal locus and that Pg(a) is dominant.


Serratia marcescens: a pathogen.

Serratia marcescens: a pathogen.


Behavioral measurement of operating power structures: characterizations of asymmetrical interaction.


Influence structures.

Influence structures.


Histopathology of focal epithelial hyperplasia. Evidence of viral infection.


Metabolism during the postinjury period.


The severely injured upper limb. To amputate or reconstruct: that is the question.


A simple jejunocolic "valve". For relief of rapid transit and the short bowel syndrome.


Rapid suture technique for critical artery anastomoses.


The reversal of temperature-induced cell-surface deformation in tetrahymena by polyunsaturated fatty acids.


Human malignant melanoma antibodies demonstrated by immunofluorescence.


A regional project in hemodialysis and transplantation.


Spectroscopic studies on molecular interactions. IV. Charge-transfer properties and antibacterial activity of sulfonamides.


Microbial assay of hepatotoxic anthraquinones with Escherichia coli F-11.


Effects of psychotropic drugs on normal man.


Sources of the nucleotide pools in Escherichia coli after infection with bacteriophage T2.


Aspartate transcarbamylase. A study by transient nuclear magnetic resonance of the binding of succinate to the native enzyme and its catalytic subunit.


Aspartate transcarbamylase. Stereospecific restrictions on the binding site for L-aspartate.


Purification and properties of seryl transfer ribonucleic acid synthetase from Escherichia coli.


Energy-coupled influx of thiomethylgalactoside into Escherichia coli.


The relation between breakdown of superinfecting virus deoxyribonucleic acid and temporal exclusion induced by T4 and T5 bacteriophages.


W.S. Kirkes (1823-1864), physician to St. Bartholomew's Hospital.


An Osler memorandum.

An Osler memorandum.


Neil Hamilton Fairley (1891-1966).

Neil Hamilton Fairley (1891-1966).


Association of papova-virions with a human demyelinating disease (progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy).


Transplantation antigens and viral carcinogenesis.


Influenza: antigenic spectrum.

Influenza: antigenic spectrum.


Biosynthesis and metabolism of the catecholamines.


Microangiopathic hemolytic anemia: the pathogenesis of red blood cell fragmentation, a review of the literature.


Antilymphocyte serum or antithymus serum.


Adrenergic mechanisms in the sinus node.


The anatomical basis of liver surgery.

The anatomical basis of liver surgery.


Regulation of the in vivo synthesis of the polypeptide chain elongation factors in Escherichia coli.


Ribonucleic acid polymerase from Micrococcus luteus (Micrococcus lysodeikticus). IV. Effect of rifampicin and oligomers on the homopolymer-directed reaction.


Negative homotropic interactions in binding of substrate to alkaline phosphatase of Escherichia coli.


A thermally insulated catheter for siting a local thermal dilution blood flow probe.


Integrated construction of catheterised probes for local thermal dilution measurements of blood flow.


Turnover of circulating enzymes.

Turnover of circulating enzymes.


Antonino Clementi (1888-1968).

Antonino Clementi (1888-1968).


Local hydrogen-clearance and PO2-measurements in micro-areas of the rat brain.


Use of mono-layer preparations in studies of nucleolar morphology in pancreatic islet cells.


Anti-gastrin immunofluorescence in the skin of Hyla crepitans and the cytochemistry of the cells involved.


The immune suppressive effect of hypoxia on chicken embryos.


Lysergic acid diethylamide as a variable in the hospital treatment of alcoholism: a follow-up study.


Dilantin treatment of hospitalized cultural-familial retardates.


The treatment of open tibial shaft fractures from Vietnam War.


The management of open fracture of the tibia with skin loss.


Management of large scalp defects.

Management of large scalp defects.


Modification of the appearance of mesosomes in sections of Bacillus licheniformis according to the fixation procedures.


The impurities in commercial glutaraldehyde and their effect on the fixation of brain.


Charles George Lambie.

Charles George Lambie.


Terence Campbell Butler.

Terence Campbell Butler.


James Aloysius Flynn.

James Aloysius Flynn.


Frank William Fay.

Frank William Fay.


Neonatal toxoplasmosis. A case of isolation of Toxoplasma gondii.


Foundation of cancer treatment in Queensland.


Posture and Eustachian tube function.

Posture and Eustachian tube function.


Cardiovascular response of the neonatal lamb to hypoxia, hypercapnia and metabolic acidosis.


A comparison of rifampicin, ethambutol and PAS in short-term monotherapy. Preliminary results of the third cooperative study of the WATL.


Effects on the endocrine pancreas in Chinese hamsters fed zinc deficient diets.


The regulation of extracellular fluid volume.


Chloroquine-resistant malaria in Singapore.


Erythrocyte destruction in Plasmodium falciparum malaria: an investigation of intravascular haemolysis.


In vivo and in vitro effects of serum antigens of babesial infection and their antibodies on parasitized and normal erythrocytes.


Cross serological reactions between human and animal schistosomes by the fluorescent antibody technique in some laboratory animals.


Increased sensitivity of immunofluorescent assay for Salmonella in nonfat dry milk. The necessity of developing a quick, sensitive, and reliable test for Salmonella in nonfat dry milk (NDM) is evident from the recent tracing of Salmonella outbreaks to this product. Normally, coagulation of casein occurs when assaying NDM under regular cultural conditions, raising the possibility of trapped bacteria. After 20 hr of incubation of NDM in preenrichment lactose broth, enrichment was achieved by using Selenite-Cystine Broth. Smears from the enrichment broth were examined by the fluorescent-antibody technique (FAT) with a commercially available polyvalent O globulin conjugated with fluorescein. Standard cultural methods (SCM) were performed for comparison with FAT. Sensitivity of FAT was definitely improved by the use of trypsin. Casein coagulation of NDM can be avoided by addition of trypsin to samples during initial preenrichment in lactose broth. Samples containing approximately one Salmonella per 10 g were easily detected by FAT with the use of trypsin-treated samples. The method required only 42 hr to complete. Additionally, the use of trypsin enhanced recovery of Salmonella by use of SCM, as evidenced by alteration in the observed coliform to Salmonella ratios.


Large-plate method for the assay of neomycin in serum. A large-plate method employing radial diffusion from small paper discs for assaying serum levels of neomycin is described. More than 120 discs placed on a loading plate and loaded with 20 muliters of sample could all be brought into contact with the agar plate at one time. The requirement for elaborate statistical design to compensate for time-dependent bias was thus eliminated. The dose-response curve was linear for a range of at least 0.5 to 2.5 mug/ml. The experimental limits for the actual zone width (distance from the edge of the paper disc to the outer edge of the inhibition zone) for 120 repetitions of the assay of neomycin in one and the same serum, carried out simultaneously on one large plate, were about +/- 6% (95% confidence interval). The 95% confidence interval for the distribution of difference between duplicate zones obtained for the assay of neomycin in 34 different sera, also carried out on one plate, was about +/- 10%. The dose-response lines for a standard and for three unknown sera, when carried out together on one plate, were parallel within the variability (+/- SD one) of the zone width. The large-plate method is considered to be more efficient than the use of the smaller petri dishes. The method is suitable for the assay of penicillin in serum and can most probably be used for the assay of a wide variety of substances for which radial diffusion from paper discs into agar is feasible.


Thermal injury and recovery of Salmonella typhimurium and its effect on enumeration procedures. Exposure of Salmonella typhimurium 7136 to sublethal heating produced a temporary change in the tolerance of the organism to a particular stress medium. After sublethal heat treatment at 48 C for 30 min, greater than 90% of the viable population was unable to reproduce on Levine Eosin Methylene Blue Agar containing 2% NaCl. This sensitivity was dependent on the pH of the heating menstruum. In addition, the heated cells displayed a sensitivity to Brilliant Green Agar, Levine Eosin Methylene Blue Agar, Salmonella-Shigella Agar, and Desoxycholate Citrate Agar. Unheated cells displayed a sensitivity to Brilliant Green Agar, Salmonella-Shigella Agar, and Desoxycholate Citrate Agar. When the injured cells were placed in a suitable medium (Trypticase Soy Broth), they recovered and grew at a rate equal to that of normal cells. Recovery was also possible in Nutrient Broth, Lactose Broth, and Lauryl Tryptose Broth. Although recovery of the injured cell occurred in Tetrathionate Broth and Selenite F Broth, they were less than ideal growth media for the organism.


Isolation of Shigellae. VII. Comparison of gram-negative broth with Rappaport's enrichment broth. Efficacies of Gram Negative Broth (GN) and Rappaport's Enrichment Broth (RE) were compared for detection of enteric pathogens from clinical specimens. Whereas direct streaking on four plating media found 57% of the salmonellae, GN found 80% and RE found 92% of the 157 isolates. By contrast, direct streaking found 87% of the shigellae whereas GN detected 93%, but RE found only 20%. RE produced 35% more Salmonella-positive plates than GN did, which resulted in a 15% increase in isolates. Statistically, RE proved to be significantly better than GN. The unsuitability of RE for shigellae, however, dictates that, if only one enrichment broth is to be used, GN must be that choice, but that maximal isolations of all enteric pathogens should result from the use of both RE and GN. Of the four plating media, Xylose Lysine Deoxycholate Agar detected 90% of the salmonellae and 85% of the shigellae. Salmonella-Shigella Agar detected 72 and 43%, respectively, and Levine Eosin Methylene Blue Agar found 45 and 55%. Bismuth Sulfite Agar detected only 22% of the salmonellae and found no shigellae. The performance of all of the plating media was enhanced by enrichment, but RE was especially effective for salmonellae when compared to GN.


Evaluation of media for differentiating nonfermenting gram-negative bacteria of medical significance. An evaluation was made of media and tests used for differentiating nonfermenting gram-negative bacteria encountered in medical bacteriology in order to determine those diagnostic procedures most useful in identifying these bacteria. The organisms examined included Alcaligenes faecalis, A. odorans var. viridans, Moraxella duplex (Mima polymorpha var. oxidans), Acinetobacter anitratum (Herellea vaginicola), A. lwoffi (Mima polymorpha), Pseudomonas fluorescens, P. putida, P. maltophilia, P. pseudomallei, P. stutzeri, P. alcaligenes, and atypical strains of P. aeruginosa. The media and tests evaluated included Sellers' medium; Hugh and Leifson's OF medium; acid production from 10% lactose infusion agar; gluconate oxidation; starch, aesculin, and Tween 80 hydrolysis; lysine decarboxylase, arginine dihydrolase, deoxyribonuclease, and tyrosinase activity; tolerance to triphenyl tetrazolium chloride, cetrimide, cadmium sulfate, 2.5% and 6.5% sodium chloride, and pH 5.6; utilization of glucose, acetamide, and malonate.


Comparative study of responses to neomycins B and C by microbiological and gas-liquid chromatographic assay methods. The relative responses of neomycins B and C have been determined by a microbiological agar-diffusion method, a turbidimetric method, and by a recently developed gas-liquid-chromatographic (GLC) method capable of separating the neomycin isomers. The ratios of response of neomycin C to neomycin B by the individual methods were as follows: agar-diffusion method, 1:3; turbidimetric method, 1:2.5; and GLC method, 1:1. When neomycin C is assumed to have 35% biological activity of neomycin B, the calculated drug contents of neomycin sulfate powders obtained by the GLC method correlated well with values obtained by the microbiological agar-diffusion assay method.


Modified two-phase system for partition of Bacillus macerans spores. An aqueous two-phase system made with polyethylene glycol (PEG) 1000 and potassium phosphate gives much higher recovery of Bacillus macerans spores in the upper phase (PEG rich) than does a similar system utilizing PEG 4000. The upper phase completely rejects vegetative cells, which collect at the interface. The system may be useful in purifying spores of other species. Scanning electron micrographs of B. macerans spores cleaned in this system show no obvious attached sporangial fragments. The micrographs show that the ridged coat may form polygonal structures at the poles, as previously observed in Bacillus polymyxa spores.


Actinomyces naeslundii as an agent of human actinomycosis. The repeated isolation of Actinomyces naeslundii from clinical materials associated with disease led to a comparison of isolates from the normal mouth with isolates from pathological clinical materials not from the mouth area. No important differences were observed between the isolates from these two sources. A human case of empyema of the gall bladder, apparently due to A. naeslundii, is described.


Bacteriophage typing of Salmonella. I. Isolation and host range study of bacteriophages. A series of bacteriophages, lytic for bacteria belonging to the genera Escherichia and Salmonella, were isolated. The phages were isolated from fecal samples, intestinal contents of turkey poults, and carrier cultures of S. typhimurium, S. typhimurium var copenhagen, S. heidelberg, and E. coli. The feasibility of using different habitats as sources of Salmonella phages was evaluated. The carrier cultures were the most promising source for phages active on the serotypes for which the phages were sought. A host range study of the isolated phages was made. Eight phages were selected to develop a phage typing scheme for S. typhimurium, S. typhimurium var copenhagen, and S. heidelberg.


Rat pyelonephritis model suitable for primary or secondary screening. A rat Proteus and Escherichia pyelonephritis model is described in which (i) reproducible chronic infections are achieved and (ii) the efficacy of clinically effective agents is reliably demonstrable with five rats in 17 days. It can serve as a primary screen in which one technician can evaluate 180 compounds per month with 900 rats. The manner of inoculation will inherently allow the study of and distinction between metabolism which is peculiar to infection and that which is characteristic of trauma and healing in general for the elucidation of chemical correlations with effective therapy.


Comparative study of the efficacy of seven paper-reagent strips and conventional biochemical tests in identifying gram-negative organisms. Gram-nagative organisms were tested with commercially available reagentimpregnated strips (PATHO-TEC). Of the 291 strains, all were tested by using seven paper tests and their conventional counterparts. Excellent correlation was obtained with the oxidase, phenylalanine-deaminase, and Voges-Proskauer tests. Indole tests made on liquid medium cultures also gave complete correlation, but some false-negative results with indole-positive Proteus strains were obtained when growth from solid medium was tested by the strip method. Paper strip urease tests were positive within 2 hr with all Klebsiella and some Serratia, Herellea, and Citrobacter strains as well as with Proteus strains. Approximately 15% of citrate strip test results differed from those of the conventional tests, and reproducibility was poor on retest. The lysine decarboxylase strip test showed a number of discrepancies and posed problems of interpretation and readability. Paper reagent strip methods are simple and convenient and merit further development to increase the specificity of those which depend on pH change up to that achieved with the Voges-Proskauer, oxidase, phenylalanine, and indole methods.


Rapid diagnosis of bacteremia.

Rapid diagnosis of bacteremia. Early appropriate treatment of bacteremia is important in minimizing morbidity and mortality. Standard blood culture methods are not optimal since several days are often required for recovery and identification of organisms which may be present in the blood. The use of a membrane filter technique allows one to grow any organisms present in blood much more rapidly than by broth or pour plate culture. Furthermore, growth is in the form of typical colonies on the surface of solid media, and a series of rapid diagnostic tests may be used to provide speedy identification. Use of membrane filters also facilitates removal by washing of normal antibacterial factors and antimicrobial drugs which may be present in blood. Although the filter technique yielded the most rapid growth, broth culture and whole blood pour plates yielded more positive cultures and use of all three systems was necessary for maximal recovery of organisms in blood cultures. Data on quantitative aspects of bacteremia in the antimicrobial era are also presented. The number of low level bacteremias (10 colonies/ml or less) is surprisingly high. This is particularly true for gram-negative bacilli; antimicrobial therapy at the time of culture undoubtedly influenced these results greatly. Finally, suggestions are given for a much simpler and more efficient membrance filter blood culture technique.


Automated, quantitative microhemagglutination assay for Treponema pallidum antibodies. An automated, quantitative microhemagglutination assay for antibodies to Treponema pallidum was developed by using T. pallidum-sensitized erythrocytes and an automatic serial-dilution instrument. Reactivity was found in sera from 54 rabbits and 6 chimpanzees infected with T. pallidum. Reactivity was also found in sera from animals infected with T. pertenue, T. carateum, and T. cuniculi. No reactivity was found in sera from 75 normal rabbits or from 129 rabbits immunized with cultivatable treponemes or a variety of other bacteria. In approximately 3 min, 13 twofold serial dilutions of each of 8 preabsorbed sera and the addition of sensitized erythrocytes to each dilution were accomplished automatically. The automated assay can serve as a research tool in quantitating antibodies to pathogenic treponemes, and evaluation of its clinical usefulness seems warranted.


Scanning electron and phase-contrast microscopy of bacterial spores. The three-dimensional immages of free and intrasporangial spores produced by scanning electron microscopy show surface structures not visible by phase-contrast microscopy. Although fine surface detail is not elucidated by scanning electron microscopy, this technique does afford a definitive picture of the general shape of spores. Spores of Bacillus popilliae, B. lentimorbus, B. thuringiensis, B. alvei, B. cereus, and Sarcina ureae have varying patterns of surface ridge formation, whereas spores of B. larvae, B. subtilis, and B. licheniformis have relatively smooth surfaces.


Prolongation of microbiological air sampling by a monolayer on agar gel. The useful life of agar in aerosol samplers is greatly extended by treatment with a dilute emulsion of oxyethylene docosanol. Growth of viable organisms is unaffected.


Comparison of stainless-steel closures and cotton plugs in maintaining contamination-free medium in circulating air. Culture flasks capped with stainless-steel closures became contaminated when incubated in circulating air. Cotton plugs prevented this contamination.


Use of sealed agar plates for bacterial cultures under jungle conditions. Commercially available sealed blood-agar plates have been demonstrated to retain their usefulness for as long as 3 months under jungle conditions without refrigeration.


Electrically heated cuvette chamber for deoxyribonucleic acid melting point determinations. An electrically heated cuvette chamber has been constructed and found to yield a deoxyribonucleic acid melting point of 91.5 C for Escherichia coli B, as previously reported.


Studies on the formation of transfer ribonucleic acid-ribosome complexes. 8. Survey of the effect of antibiotics of N-acetyl-phenylalanyl-puromycin formation: possible mechanism of chloramphenicol action.


Studies on the formation of transfer ribonucleic acid-ribosome complexes. IX. Effect of antibiotics on translocation and peptide bond formation.


Effect of lithium-carbonate therapy on adrenocortical activity.


The fine structure of frozen etched nitrobacter cells.


An extreme case of bird-face. Case report.


The fluorimetric estimation of cortisol in human plasma.


Thin diffusion chambers for in vivo culture and cytological study of tissue.


Results of partial penetrating keratoplasty related to the size of the graft.


Maritime medicine in Poland.

Maritime medicine in Poland.


Sjögren's syndrome in relation to pernicious anaemia and idiopathic Addison's disease.


Coverage of dentists' services under Medicare.


The interaction of Coxiella burnetti phase I and phase II in Earle's cells.


Use of autocytotoxic beta-D-galactosides for selective growth of Salmonella typhimurium in the presence of coliforms.


The cell surface in immune response.

The cell surface in immune response.


Diazepam.

Diazepam.


The nucleus: action of chemical and physical agents.


The cortical and subcortical cytoplasm of the Lymnaea egg.


The development and present state of cryo-ophthalmology.


H. M. Fullmer to leave NIDR for Alabama research post.


An important analysis of the fluoride literature.


The influence of fixation upon the fine structure of the Z-disk of rat striated muscle.


Histopathologic response of the human dental pulp to restorative resins.


The formation of filopodium-like processes by Trypanosoma (Trypanozoon) brucei.


Comparisons of short-time holding procedures to determine thermal resistance of Staphylococcus aureus.


Antibacterial compounds in the cell-free haemolymph of Drosophila melanogaster.


The clinical use of chemical mace.

The clinical use of chemical mace.


Lateral force distribution in partial denture design.


Local electroanesthesia in dentistry.

Local electroanesthesia in dentistry.


Renal transplantation in a community hospital.


Manic-depressive art. A systematic study of differences in a 48-hour cyclic patient.


A modification of stent design for preprosthetic surgery.


Iron-platinum hardening in casting golds for use with porcelain.


Ameloblastoma recurring in previously placed iliac crest autograft: report of case.


Solitary, central neurofibroma of the mandible: report of case and review of the literature.


Congenital absence of the ramus of the mandible: report of case.


Atypical FTA-ABS test fluorescence in lupus erythematosus patients.


Sir Frederick Gowland Hopkins (1861-1947).


Gout and the spider.

Gout and the spider.


Methemoglobinemia due to nitro-aniline intoxication. Review of the literature with a report of 9 cases.


Frozen section diagnosis of endometrial carcinoma.


Methods of separation of drugs from biological materials; a quantitative evaluation.


Morphologic and immunologic studies of subcutaneous incisor allografts in mice.


The purification of virus vaccines.

The purification of virus vaccines.


Double-blind studies on the use of steroids in the treatment of acute hemarthrosis in patients with hemophilia.


An inquest on the death of Charles Francis Hall.


Lithium in affective disorders.

Lithium in affective disorders.


Digitalis in myocardial infarction. Changing concepts.


The Cook bicentenary.

The Cook bicentenary.


Early accounts of Maori diet and health. 1.


The influence of dietary fatty acids on steroid excretion.


Effects of caffeine in man.

Effects of caffeine in man.


Emotional deprivation and growth failure.


Physicians' perceptions of the impact of Medicare.


Net synthesis of liver fatty acid synthetase in fasted--refed rats.


The hematopoietic response in marasmic pigs.


Factors influencing protein catabolism in rat skeletal muscle.


Sirtori C--the new frontiers of science.


Galactose toxicity and cellular growth of fetal brain.


Historical reflections on longevity.

Historical reflections on longevity.


Turnover of proteins of the endoplasmic reticulum in rat liver.


In vitro demonstration of follicle-stimulating hormone releasing activity in the chicken hypothalamus.


In vitro demonstration of luteinizing hormone releasing activity in the hypothalamus of the hen.


Inhibition of Escherichia coli during the inverted tube test for Salmonella.


The effect of furazolidone and other drugs on artificially induced Escherichia coli infection in chickens.


A hundred years of children's hospitals: the centenary of the Evelina Hospital for Sick Children.


The history of the neurological sciences.


The antigenicity of the human placenta.

The antigenicity of the human placenta.


From the notebook of an epidemiologist.

From the notebook of an epidemiologist.


In memoriam of Hans Bejach.

In memoriam of Hans Bejach.


In memoriam of Ernst B. Gold.

In memoriam of Ernst B. Gold.


In memoriam of Joseph Berberich.

In memoriam of Joseph Berberich.


In memoriam of Frederick Weiss.

In memoriam of Frederick Weiss.


Routine immunohistology as an aid in diagnosis and therapy of renal diseases.


Presidential address--Rudolf Virchow lecture (Albert Sabin).


Pills and improvement: a study of placebo response in psychoneurotic outpatients.


Is a double-blind clinical trial really double-blind? A report of doctors' medication guesses.


Reaction-times of methadone treated ex-heroin addicts.


Radiology and organ transplantation. New Horizons for Radiologists Lecture.


Geraldine A. Caldwell.

Geraldine A. Caldwell.


The induction of physiological changes by treating the embryo and early fetus of cow and sheep. ORO-672.


Recent publications related to radionuclide studies. HASL-214.


Metabolism of 7 beta-hydroxycholesterol-4-14C in rat.


Ultrastructure of pancreatic acinar and islet parenchyma in rats at various intervals after duct ligation.


The clinical significance of the FSH-LH ratio in gonadotropin preparations of human origin. A review.


Motion in the cervical spine. An experimental study on autopsy specimens.


Liver reaction in connection with oral contraceptive steroids.


Hugh Barber.

Hugh Barber.


Esch. coli endocarditis successfully treated with oral trimethoprim and sulphamethoxazole.


Pentaerythritol tetranitrate (sustained action) in acute myocardial infarction.


Pulmonary oedema in lung disease.

Pulmonary oedema in lung disease.


Fuchsinophilic degeneration of myocardium in patients with intracranial lesions.


Antigenicity of blood platelets.

Antigenicity of blood platelets.


Cell biology of acetabularia.

Cell biology of acetabularia.


Genetic differences of combining sites of insulin antibodies and importance of C-terminal portion of the A chain to biological and immunological activity of insulin.


Significance of complement to the mechanism of action of endotoxin.


Long term production of insulin by adult rat pancreas in vitro.


Insulin secretion in vitro by the pancreas of the Chinese hamster.


Diabetes mellitus in the Chinese hamster. I. Metabolic and morphologic studies.


Diabetic syndrome in sand rats. IV. Morphologic changes in islet tissue.


Studies on experimental diabetes in the Wellesley hybrid mouse. IV. Morphologic changes in islet tissue.


Ultrastructural studies of the hyperplastic islets of Langerhans of spiny mice (Acomys cahirinus) before and during the development of hyperglycemia.


Studies on a diabetic (KK) strain of the mouse.


Studies with the mutation, diabetes, in the mouse.


Islet and beta cell volumes in diabetic Chinese hamsters and their non-diabetic siblings.


Spontaneous diabetes mellitus in the Chinese hamster: an electron microscopic study of the islets of langerhans.


On the accumulation of alloxan in the pancreatic beta-cells.


The functional significance of a spontaneous pancreatic islet change in aged rats.


Effect of normal pregnancy on glucose assimilation, insulin and non-esterified fatty acids levels.


Escherichia coli and ABO blood groups.

Escherichia coli and ABO blood groups.


Evidence for an inhibitor of insulin release in the pancreatic islets.


Enzyme histochemistry and hormones of the developing gastrointestinal tract of the chick embryo. 3. Enterochromaffin cells--their possible products, glucagon, 5-hydroxytryptamine and the relation of monoamine oxidase.


Evidence for a new biological effect of low-level irradiations.


Recovery of immune responsiveness in lethally-irradiated mice protected with syngeneic marrow cells.


Breakdown of ribosomal RNA caused by ionizing or ultra-violet irradiation of several bacterial strains.


Methacarn (methanol-Carnoy) fixation. Practical and theoretical considerations.


The role of heredity in retinal detachment.


Bone-marrow syndrome in CBA mice exposed to fast neutrons of 1.0 MeV mean energy. Effect of syngeneic bone-marrow transplantation.


Hereditary degeneration of the optic nerve (hereditary optic atrophy).


The interaction of infections of Haemonchus contortus and Nematodirus battus in lambs. I. The effect of massive infections of Haemonchus on subsequent infections of Nematodirus.


Effect of Escherichia coli on germ-free and gnotobiotic pigs. I. Light and electron microscopy of the small intestine.


Destructive pulmonary disease due to mixed anaerobic infection.


Ultrastructure of epithelial cells in the cortex of guinea pig thymus.


Some observations on the ultrastructure of the amygdala.


Bidirectional movements of mitochondria along axons of an isolated nerve segment.


Synaptic organization of the molecular and the outer granular layer in the motor cortex in the white mouse during postnatal development. A Golgi- and electronmicroscopical study.


Observations on the appearance of neuromuscular relationships in cultured mouse tissues.


Follicle formation in the embryonic chick thyroid. II. Reorganization after dissociation.


Loss of ribosomal protein in E. coli during magnesium starvation.


Performance of the computer and physician in the analysis of the electrocardiogram.


Coronary surgery.

Coronary surgery.


The United States Pharmacopeia 1820-1970.


Quality control in bacteriology.

Quality control in bacteriology.


Humor as a projective technique in occupational therapy.


Training and education for acceptance of the computer sciences.


Burnet and medicine.

Burnet and medicine.


Whole body and splanchnic blood flow and oxygen consumption measurements in patients with intraperitoneal infection.


Burnet and science--an appreciation.

Burnet and science--an appreciation.


Historical landmarks in trophoblastic aberrations and neoplasms.


Spectroscopic methods for elucidating the structures of carotenoids.


Concept of the body fluid circulation.

Concept of the body fluid circulation.


Salmonellosis in man and animals.

Salmonellosis in man and animals.


Isolation and properties of L-asparaginases from Escherichia coli.


A new method of large scale preparation of highly purified DNA-dependent RNA-polymerase from E. coli.


Complete dissociation of HeLa cell growth from cell division by an alkylating agent.


The influence of age on the activity of catecholamines and related therapeutic agents.


Exophthalmos in ritual sculptures in the Sunda Isles.


Willard O. Thompson award.

Willard O. Thompson award.


Recovery of proliferative capacity of agar colony-forming cells and spleen colony-forming cells following ionizing radiation or vinblastine.


The macromolecular concept and the origins of molecular biology.


The broad based application of social learning theory to treat aggression in a preschool child.


Components in genetic variance in milk yield.


Enhancement of damage to Escherichia coli strain B-R after ultraviolet and gamma irradiation.


Isolation and characterization of substance in yeast extract which inhibits growth of thymine-less strains of Escherichia coli.


Selection of mutant bacterial sex factors determining altered sex pili.


Kinetics of DNA breakdown and of inhibition of cell division induced by colicin E2 in Escherichia coli.


The enteropathogenicity of Escherichia coli.


Interaction of morphogenetic genes of bacteriophage T4.


Studies on the regulation of lambda bacteriophage in an Escherichia coli in vitro system.


Control of bacterophage development in Escherichia coli RCrel: events following infection of K12 relaxed strains with T2 and T3.


Presence of two sets of ribosome-specific transfer factors in the cell-free extracts from the non-photosynthetic alga Prototheca zopfii.


A leucyl-transfer RNA specified by the amber suppressor gene Su6+.


Ribosomal mutations affecting efficiency of amber suppression.


Evidence for a prophage excision gene in lambda.


Integrative and excisive recombination by bacteriophage lambda: evidence for an excision-specific recombination protein.


New mutants of bacteriophage lambda with a specific defect in excision from the host chromosome.


An energy-level hypothesis for lambda prophage insertion and excision.


Influence of T4 superinfection on the formation of RNA bacteriophage coat protein.


A structural gene for seryl-tRNA synthetase in Escherichia coli K12.


Simple and complex finger movement performance of patients with Parkinsonism before and after a unilateral stereotaxic thalamotomy.


Bacteria in colostrum and milk of Guatemalan Indian women.


Changes in motor innervation and cholinesterase localization induced by botulinum toxin in skeletal muscle of the mouse: differences between fast and slow muscles.


Methods and hygiene of infant feeding in an urban area of Uganda.


The Australian College of Ophthalmologists.


The place of a school in a children's hospital.


Thomas Arndell: surgeon, magistrate and farmer.


Good news on poly-I:C.

Good news on poly-I:C.


Temperature sensitive alteration of 30S subunits demonstrated by in vitro reassociation of functional ribosomes.


Size-specific metal complexing sites in native collagen.


Effect of antilymphocytic serum on the appearance of reticular neoplasms in SJL-J mice.


Effect of route of administration of antilymphocytic globulin on skin allograft survival in rats.


Magnetic fields and the number of blood platelets.


Founding of the pharmacopeia.

Founding of the pharmacopeia.


Survey of denture wearers in New Zealand, 1968.


Metabolic studies in progeria.

Metabolic studies in progeria.


Suicide: motivation and prevention.

Suicide: motivation and prevention.


Developmental genetics: a status of research report.


Inhibitory effects of alkyl 2-cyanoacrylate tissue adhesives on rat liver cytoplasm preparations.


Murray L. Barr and the discovery of sex chromatin.


Rene Theophile Hyacinthe Laennec. 1781-1826.


The effects of fluorouracil and actinomycin, single and combined, on the nucleolar ultrastructure of various tissues of the rat.


An ultrastructural study of degeneration and necrosis of muscle in the dystrophic mouse.


Studies on the fissula ante fenestram.

Studies on the fissula ante fenestram.


Oxygen consumption of the membranous cochlea and other tissues in shaker-1 (sh-1-sh-1) and normal (CBA-J-CBA-J) mice.


Fibrous dysplasia of jaw bones. A clinical, roentgenographic and histopathologic study.


On the changes of nystagmus caused by ultrasound--produced focal lesions in the MLF of the rabbit.


Occurrence of a fat body layer around the testes of Ips confusus (Coleoptera: Scolytidae).


X-ray irradiation of the inner ear of the guinea pig. Early degenerative changes in the vestibular sensory epithelia.


Transcription of the bacteriophage T4 template. Obligate synthesis of T4 prereplicative RNA in vitro.


Transcription of the bacteriophage T4 template. Detailed comparison of in vitro and in vivo transcripts.


Regulation of the activity of the pyruvate dehydrogenase complex of Escherichia coli.


Peptide mapping study of R17 coat protein synthesized in vitro.


Mechanism of colicin E2-induced DNA degradation in Escherichia coli.


The transcription of bacteriophage phi-X-174 DNA.


Purification and properties of Escherichia coli methyl-deficient phenylalanine tRNA.


Role of messenger RNA in binding of peptidyl transfer RNA to 30-S and 50-S ribosomal subunits.


Studies of the biogenesis of N2-dimethylguanylate. I. Generation of N2-dimethylguanylate when bulk Escherichia coli transfer RNA is used as a substrate for wheat embryo methyltransferases.


Novel method for measuring polyuridylic acid binding to ribosomes.


Organ specificity of hormone-receptor-chromatin interactions.


A factor mediating interaction of kinins with the genetic material.


Aminoacylation of Escherichia coli methionine tRNA by selenomethionine.


Rifampicin and the replication of the RNA-containing bacteriophage Q-beta.


Selective utilization of nonformylatable species of methionyl-tRNA's from Escherichia coli and yeast in a reticulocyte cell-free system.


Status spongiosus in Jakob-Creutzfeldt disease. Electron microscopic study of a cortical biopsy.


Pretectal, tectal, retinal and cortical projections to thalamic nuclei of the opossum in stereotaxic coordinates.


Fine structure of cat hippocampus during sustained seizure.


The dispersion of indicator in the cardio-pulmonary system.


A matter of life and death.

A matter of life and death.


N-sulfanilyl-1-alkylcytosines. A new highly active class of "soluble," short-acting sulfanilamides.


Nitrofuryl heterocycles. X. Analogs of 6-(5-nitro-2-furyl)-as-triazine-3,5 (2H,4H)-dione.


Acute intermittent porphyria. A clinical and biochemical study of 46 patients.


Transplantation. II.

Transplantation. II.


Science writer honored (John M. Langone).


Elevated serum TSH in human thyroid cancer.


Vesicles of fenestrated and non-fenestrated endothelium.


Double blind comparative study of the effects of thiothixene and thioridazine in twenty chronic schizophrenic patients.


On lipid droplets in renal interstitial cells. IV. Isolation and identification.


Adrenergic neurons in teleost retina.

Adrenergic neurons in teleost retina.


Electron microscopic observations on the juxtamedullary efferent arterioles and Arteriolae rectae in kidneys of rats.


The fine structure of the compound sense organs on the cirri of Nereis diversicolor.


The crystalloid of Lubarsch in the human spermatogonium.


Fine structure of the paraventricular organ of Xenopus laevis tadpoles.


Distribution and volume of the islets of Langerhans in the canine pancreas.


The influence of clormezanon on reflex spasm.


Sterolibrin and minithixen in the treatment of climacteric complaints.


Amitriptyline, chlorprothixene, prothiadene and placebo in the treatment of neuroses.


Drug trial: a comparison between the topical efficacy of 1 percent hydrocortisone and 0.2 percent fluocortolone.


Alpha-amanitin: a specific inhibitor of one of two DNA-pendent RNA polymerase activities from calf thymus.


The function of pseudouridylic acid in transfer RNA. 3. Inactivation of formylmethionine transfer RNA of E. coli by cyanoethylation with acrylonitrile.


Growth and RNA synthesis in maize seedlings treated with ethyl methanesulfonate.


Conformation of acyl carrier protein from Mycobacterium phlei.


Repair in phage and bacteria inactivated by light from fluorescent and photo lamps.


Complementation experiments about the Q gene of phage lambda.


Lysergic acid diethylamide: photodynamic inactivation of repair deficient E. coli and T1 bacteriophage.


Peptidyl transferase activity of Escherichia coli ribosomes having an altered protein component in the 50S subunit.


The lac repressor-operator interaction. IV. Assay and purification of operator DNA.


Effect of secondary enzyme-substrate interactions on the cleavage of synthetic peptides by pepsin.


Aminoacyl formylmethionyl transfer ribonucleic acid transformylase. Inhibitor studies and the reversal of the reaction.


Sea urchin satellite deoxyribonucleic acid. Its large-scale isolation and hybridization with homologous ribosomal ribonucleic acid.


A cold-sensitive mutant of Salmonella typhimurium which requires tryptophan for growth at 20 degrees.


Prospects for change in the delivery of health care services.


Association will nominate Jere W. Annis, M.D. as President-Elect of AMA.


Jere Annis: a personal view.

Jere Annis: a personal view.


Adolescent sex differences in reactions to frustration as explored by the Rosenzweig P-F Study.


The father-daughter relationship and the personality development of the female.


A well-deserved honor (John M. Russell).


Selection of denture teeth for esthetics and function.


Clinical study of the retention of maxillary complete dentures with different base materials.


Partial veneer retainers.

Partial veneer retainers.


Vertical nonparallel pin-inlay fixed partial prosthesis.


Recent consensus on the pulpal reaction to restorative materials.


The effect of moisture and storage temperature on a Salmonella senftenberg 775W population in meat and bone meal.


Influence of E. coli septicemia and nutrition on growth, and tissue and fluid changes of the chick.


Effect of lincomycin and spectinomycin water medication on chickens experimentally infected with Mycoplasma gallisepticum and Escherichia coli.


The early history of electrodermal research.


The clinical contribution to multiple sclerosis research.


The basis of thalamic pain: A structuro-functional hypothesis.


Increase of cerebral blood flow induced by electrical stimulation of the brain stem in cats.


Francis Clark Grant 1891-1967.

Francis Clark Grant 1891-1967.


Louis L. Tureen 1905-1968.

Louis L. Tureen 1905-1968.


Madelaine Ray Brown 1898-1969.

Madelaine Ray Brown 1898-1969.


Ward C. Halstead 1908-1969.

Ward C. Halstead 1908-1969.


Improvement and disturbance of short-term verbal memory during human ventrolateral thalamic stimulation.


Leslie George Norman, C.B.E., M.D. (Lond.) F.R.C.P. (Lond.).


Amantadine HCL (Symmetrel) and its relation to Levo-Dopa in the treatment of Parkinson's disease.


The naphthyridines.

The naphthyridines.


A combined operation for glaucoma and cataract.


Correlation of fluorescein angiogram and retinal digest in diabetic retinopathy.


Fine structure of rabbit scleral collagen.


The noninfectivity of stage IV of trachoma.


William Thomson (1833-1907). Military surgeon, pioneer photomicrographer, clinical ophthalmologist.


Improved method of punch sclerectomy.

Improved method of punch sclerectomy.


A selected public health bibliography with annotations.


Ethical and legal base lines for professions and community. Introductory remarks.


New dimensions in legal and ethical concepts for human research. 1. Ethical and legal base lines for professions and community. Fundamental and changing moral concepts.


Clinical research in achieving the right to health.


The two sides of the coin in the regulation of experimental medicine.


New dimensions in legal and ethical concepts for human research. 1. Ethical and legal base lines for professions and community. Panel discussion.


New dimensions in legal and ethical concepts for human research. 2. Special problems of medical disciplines. Introductory remarks.


Pediatrics: proper utilization of children as research subjects.


New dimensions in legal and ethical concepts for human research. 2. Special problems of medical disciplines. Psychiatry: methods and processes for investigation of drugs.


Ethical problems and solutions for clinical research in human nutrition.


Medicolegal and ethical aspects of organ transplantation.


Fetology: medical and ethical implications of intervention in the prenatal period.


New dimensions in legal and ethical concepts for human research. 2. Special problems of medical disciplines. Panel discussion.


New dimensions in legal and ethical concepts for human research. 3. Special problems of related professions. Introductory remarks.


After-dinner address: ethical theories and human experimentation.


A sociological perspective on organ transplantation and hemodialysis.


Ethical standards for psychology: development and revision, 1938-1968.


New dimensions in legal and ethical concepts for human research. 3. Special problems of related professions. Serving investigator, patient, and community in research studies.


The nurse as investigator and member of the research team.


New dimensions in legal and ethical concepts for human research. 3. Special problems of related professions. Panel discussion.


New dimensions in legal and ethical concepts for human research. 3. Special problems of related professions. Control and surveillance of investigational drugs.


New dimensions in legal and ethical concepts for human research. 4. Experience in design, conduct, and evaluation of research. Introductory remarks.


A study of one prison population and its response to medical research.


Definitions of "life" and "death" for medical science and practice.


Reducing the hazards of human experiments through modifications in research design.


Ethics in cooperative clinical trials.

Ethics in cooperative clinical trials.


Drug evaluation problems in academic and other contexts.


New dimensions in legal AND ETHICAL CONCEPTS FOR HUMAN RESEARCH. 4. Experience in design, conduct, and evaluation of research. Panel discussion.


New dimensions in legal and ethical concepts for human research. 5. Professional controls--internal and external. Introductory remarks.


Some "new men of power": the case of biomedical research scientists.


New dimensions in legal and ethical concepts for human research. 5. Professional controls--internal and external. Federal law and patient consent.


Should a government agency regulate ethical behavior?


Regulation of clinical research by the state.


Human experimentation, transplantation, and the law.


New dimensions in legal and ethical concepts for human research. 6. Social responsibility through communication. Introductory remarks.


New dimensions in legal and ethical concepts for human research. 5. Professional control--internal and external. Panel discussion.


Community information program for tissue and organ donation.


Protecting participants in human studies.


New dimensions in legal and ethical concepts for human research. 6. Social responsibility through communication. Control through public response.


New dimensions in legal and ethical concepts for human research. 6. Social responsibility through communication. Panel discussion.


The separation of biplor (manic-depressive) from unipolar recurrent depressive psychoses.


Obituary. Robin Fåhraeus 1888-1968.

Obituary. Robin Fåhraeus 1888-1968.


Obituary. Magnus Ingstrup Gregersen 1903-1969.


Rheological properties of sea urchin eggs.


Leslie George Norman.

Leslie George Norman.


Who started it all?

Who started it all?


Ampicillin in the treatment of brucellosis. A controlled therapeutic trial.


Treatment of persistent phenothiazine-induced oral dyskinesia.


Cellular fatty acids of treponemes.

Cellular fatty acids of treponemes.


Investigation of a specific IgM antibody test in neonatal congenital syphilis.


Desk-top computer program for rapid dye-dilution curve calculation.


On-line real time computer algorithm for monitoring the ECG waveform.


Demonstration of treponeme-like forms in cases of treated and untreated late syphilis and of treated early syphilis.


Sulphamethoxazole combined with 2-4-diamino-pyrimidines in the treatment of gonorrhoea.


Clinical data representation in multidimensional space.


Studies on swine influenza. 3. Propagation of swine influenza virus in explants of respiratory tract tissues from fetal pigs.


Separation of large quantities of ribosomal subunits by zonal ultracentrifugation.


The subunit structure of phenylalanyl-tRNA synethetase of Escherichia coli.


Complementation in vitro of phenylalanyl-tRNA synthetases of Escherichia coli.


Phosphorolysis of aminoacyl-tRNA by polynucleotide phosphorylase from Escherichia coli.


Duodenitis and gastritis that are merely associated with ulcer.


Hereditary aspects of ulcer disease.

Hereditary aspects of ulcer disease.


Blood groups and ulcer incidence.

Blood groups and ulcer incidence.


Effect of bilateral intrauterine devices on some pituitary and ovarian characteristics near the time of ovulation in Holstein heifers.


Some effects of differences in dietary energy and protein levels on the ovary and the anterior pituitary gland of the ewe.


Induction of estrus and ovulation in swine during pituitary suppression with methallibure.


Primary pneumaturia.

Primary pneumaturia.


The utopian medicine of H. G. Wells.

The utopian medicine of H. G. Wells.


The much-maligned doctor. "Sir" John Hill (1707-1775).


The cleft palate patient: dental help needed.


Death enlightened. A study of Frederik Ruysch.


Elizabethans on melancholia.

Elizabethans on melancholia.


Editorial. Lend a helping hand.

Editorial. Lend a helping hand.


Tetracycline antibiotics and tooth discoloration.


A new dictionary.

A new dictionary.


Bibliomania.

Bibliomania.


The weight of evidence.

The weight of evidence.


Concomitnat taurodontism and amelogenesis imperfecta in the American Caucasian.


Mr. Dooley and the practice of medicine: 1901.


John Alexander MacWilliam (1857-1937). Aberdeen physiologist.


Examine the habit--evaluate the treatment.


A howl, a song, or a mumble.

A howl, a song, or a mumble.


Meningitis due to Escherichia coli. Report of a case in a young adult treated with gentamicin.


An unusual developmental pattern in a case of hypohidrotic ectodermal dysplasia.


The alcoholism of F. Scott Fitzgerald.

The alcoholism of F. Scott Fitzgerald.


Boswell's clap.

Boswell's clap.


The keepers of the bed. Castration and religion.


Are splenic plaque forming cells sensitive to heat in vitro.


Relief of polarity in E. coli by "suA".

Relief of polarity in E. coli by "suA".


L-Dopa and Parkinsonism.

L-Dopa and Parkinsonism.


Dr. G. M. Vevers.

Dr. G. M. Vevers.


Treatment and nursing of the severely burned patient.


Early accounts of Maori diet and health. 2.


Multiple idiopathic root resorption.

Multiple idiopathic root resorption.


Multiple primary carcinoma of the uterus: a review.


Degradation of the DNA of recA mutants of Escherichia coli K-12 after irradiation with ultraviolet light. II. Further studies including a recA uvrA double mutant.


Catherine Gross Duncan, 1908-1968.

Catherine Gross Duncan, 1908-1968.


Ernest Leland Nixon, 1883-1969.

Ernest Leland Nixon, 1883-1969.


The history of the British Diabetic Association.


The geography of diabetes.

The geography of diabetes.


The evolution of the management of diabetic pregnancy.


The infant of the diabetic mother.

The infant of the diabetic mother.


Doctors in the works of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, M.D. A medical directory.


Dickens and the doctors: a centenary causerie.


Thoughts at random. A running commentary.


Mr. Frank Denman Loomis. 1881-1969.

Mr. Frank Denman Loomis. 1881-1969.


Meyer A. Perlstein. 1902-1969.

Meyer A. Perlstein. 1902-1969.


Distribution of pesticides in immiscible binary solvent systems for cleanup and identification and its application in the extraction of pesticides from milk.


Multiple-compartment carrier for fluid processing of small tissue specimens.


Fine-mesh stainless steel gauze containers for fluid processing of very small free-floating specimens.


Observations on primary bacteriaemia.

Observations on primary bacteriaemia.


Effect of endotoxin on the serum level of complement components. II. Effect of endotoxin on dog serum complement level in vivo and in vitro.


Opsonizing and 32P-releasing activities of rat intestinal strangulation fluid on 32P-labelled E. coli.


Influence of rat intestinal strangulation fluid on the opsonic and 32P-releasing activity of serum on 32P-labelled E. coli.


Studies on the antigenic structure of sex fimbriae carried by a strain of Shigella flexneri 4b.


The potential of psychoanalytic biography: Zeligs on Chambers and Hiss.


Freud's dreams revisited.

Freud's dreams revisited.


Federico Fellini.

Federico Fellini.


The background of Freud's "disturbance" on the Acropolis.


Sigmund and Alexander Freud on the Acropolis.


Freud's repressed feelings about Athena on the Acropolis.


The problems of depersonalization in Freud's "Disturbance of memory on the Acropolis".


Freud's "déjà vu" on the Acropolis.

Freud's "déjà vu" on the Acropolis.


Species variation in antibody response. I. Quantitation of bactericidal antibody production to S. typhimurium in rats and mice.


Role of ceca in intestinal infection of chickens with Salmonella typhimurium.


Preliminary studies of persistence of salmonellae in poultry litter.


Role of bursa of Fabricius in chicken resistance to Salmonella typhimurium.


Differentiation and detection of infectious bronchitis virus subtypes by immunofluorescence.


Haloperidol--new addition to the drug treatment of schizophrenia.


The history on the early theories of humoral regulation of the erythropoiesis.


The porphyrias in the light of Danish observations.


Ammonia in clinical medicine. II. Diagnostic ammonia tests.


The infection of a good courage.

The infection of a good courage.


Obituary--Rodney Ian Meyers.

Obituary--Rodney Ian Meyers.


Maternal mortality in history and today.


Sex ratio of infant mortality.

Sex ratio of infant mortality.


Editorial. Harvey Carylyle Pollock: The editor and the man.


In memoriam. Joseph E. Johnson (1888-1969).


A centennial review of neurasthenia.

A centennial review of neurasthenia.


A historical background of the development of nosology in psychiatry and psychology.


In memoriam. Rudolf Rehak.

In memoriam. Rudolf Rehak.


Psychology's manpower: report on the 1968 National Register of Scientific and Technical Personnel.


Acute polyarthritis in childhood.

Acute polyarthritis in childhood.


The effects on extending the CS-UCS interval of the effectiveness of the conditioning treatment for nocturnal enuresis.


Injection of prednisolone trimethylacetate in the stylomastoid foramen in Bell's palsy.


Renal transplantation.

Renal transplantation.


The influenza epidemic.

The influenza epidemic.


Bacteria and cadmium-treated fabrics.

Bacteria and cadmium-treated fabrics.


Human longevity.

Human longevity.


Maude Abbott and J. B. MacCallum: Canadian cardiac pioneers.


Morphological and physiological aspects of the interaction of Bdellovibrio with host bacteria.


Pontic selection and design.

Pontic selection and design.


Bowel control of children with spina bifida.


The placenta: historiae fides 3.

The placenta: historiae fides 3.


Electron microscopic histochemistry of heavy metals in islets of Langerhans of rabbits.


A new approach to the study of cell organelles with the electron microscope.


The locomotion of fibroblasts in culture. I. Movements of the leading edge.


Ultrastructural features in galactosamine-induced hepatitis.


Hospital law.

Hospital law.


Manpower.

Manpower.


Materials management.

Materials management.


Patient care evaluation.

Patient care evaluation.


Pharmacy.

Pharmacy.


Systems engineering.

Systems engineering.


Public relations.

Public relations.


Trusteeship.

Trusteeship.


Data processing.

Data processing.


Education.

Education.


Financial management.

Financial management.


Food service.

Food service.


Hospital design.

Hospital design.


Photomicrography of bacterial colonies in rool tubes.


Influence of an oral decongestant on Eustachian tube function in children.


The University of Iowa College of Medicine: 100 years ago.


Role of gal repressor depletion in lambda-dg transduction escape synthesis.


Kidney transplantation in Iowa: a progress report.


General inhibition of Escherichia coli macromolecular synthesis by high multiplicites of bacteriophage phiX174.


Biogenesis of 50 s particles in exponentially growing Escherichia coli.


Mechanism of repair of DNA in bacteriophage. I. Excision of pyrimidine dimers from ultraviolet-irradiated DNA by an extract of T4-infected cells.


Mechanism of repair of DNA in bacteriophage. II. Inability of ultraviolet-sensitive strains of bacteriophage in inducing an enzyme activity to excise pyrimidine dimers.


Soluble contrast particles for radiographic analysis of blood flow. Determination of cardiac output in dogs.


Congenital megacolon observation by Frederick Ruysch--1691.


Linear programming in occupational medicine.


Gastrointestinal histoplasmosis in children.


Catheterization of arteries in rats.

Catheterization of arteries in rats.


Sacrococcygeal teratoma in children.

Sacrococcygeal teratoma in children.


Thomas Moffet (1553-1604), physician and author.


Mace--modern acronym and ancient nomenclature.


Morison's pills.

Morison's pills.


Hans Reiter.

Hans Reiter.


Spasoje Madirazza.

Spasoje Madirazza.


Dipyridamole and anticoagulants in renal disease due to glomerular and vascular lesions. A new approach to therapy.


Television fluorodensitometry. Technical considerations and some clinical applications.


William Wellesley Wilson.

William Wellesley Wilson.


Francis Guy Antill Pockley.

Francis Guy Antill Pockley.


Transplantation. 3.

Transplantation. 3.


A wigging for wigs.

A wigging for wigs.


George Stubbs 1724-1806. Mirror up to nature.


Reference sources for nursing.

Reference sources for nursing.


Community nursing services accredited by NLN--April, 1970. Department of Public Health Nursing.


Analgesia during labour: a comparison between dihydrocodeine and pethidine.


Tracheal bacterial counts of patients following suctioning.


Crossroads in the technique of psychotherapy.


In memorian. David James McCulloch, M.B., Ch.B. (Aberd.), Dip.Mid.C.O.G. (S.A.).


Renal function and porphyrin metabolism following cardiac transplantation.


Social disengagement in chronically ill patients.


Spina bifida children.

Spina bifida children.


Operative collapse after corticosteroid therapy--a survey.


Unexpected postoperative problems in skin grafting.


Nitrous fumes pneumonitis--a therapeutic rationale, treatment of respiratory failure by intermittent positive pressure ventilation.


The fat embolism syndrome: a review.

The fat embolism syndrome: a review.


The differential diagnosis of azotemia in the surgical patient.


Bovine ostertagiasis: a review.

Bovine ostertagiasis: a review.


Countertransference.

Countertransference.


Marcel Proust: a medical and psychoanalytical bibliography.


Regulation of the transfer of amino acids to ribosomes by testosterone in the seminal vesicle of the rat.


Uptake of streptomycin by Escherichia coli B.


A simple method for the autoradiography of soluble isotopes. Autoradiography of soluble materials.


The rise and fall of EENT.

The rise and fall of EENT.


Hetero-antibody against bile canaliculi in patients with chronic, clinically active hepatitis.


The postural plasma renin activity response in essential hypertension and primary hyperaldosteronism.


Blood levels on insulin in uraemic patients.


Friction between the foetal head and the cervix during labour.


History of contraception and introduction of intra-uterine contraceptive devices in a rural area--Bandaragama, Ceylon.


Current management of giant retinal breaks. II.


Primary repair without immobilization of flexor tendon division within the digital sheath. An experimental and clinical study.


The removal of national barriers in child psychiatry.


The rebirth of youth in the age of cultural change.


Inversion and delay of he retinal image: feedback systems analysis of the classical problem of space perception.


Resolution of epithelial edema: compared physiologically and histologically.


Total free graft of the anus for idiopathic pruritus.


The London Hospital department of physical medicine and rheumatology.


Repression of the threonine synthetase system in Escherichia coli.


RNA methylases from rat liver nucleoli.

RNA methylases from rat liver nucleoli.


Studies on the role of factor Ts in polypeptide synthesis.


Dermatology in Tudor and early Stuart England. 2. Books for laymen.


Review of the German dermatological literature 1967.


Vitamin A and the skin.

Vitamin A and the skin.


Topical treatment of skin tumours with 5-fluorouracil.


Controlled trial of propranolol in hypertension. A trial of oral propranolol as a hypotensive agent was designed to provide adequate treatment periods. Twenty-eight patients with essential hypertension, with a mean blood pressure of 190/111 mm. Hg, were controlled on 120-320 mg. of propranolol daily. Their mean treated blood pressure was 153/91. They then entered, on a randomized and double-blind basis, a cross-over trial of two 16-week periods, blood pressure being measured fortnightly. Propranolol caused a statistically significant fall in blood pressure when compared with placebo. When propranolol was withdrawn blood pressures rapidly rose to hypertensive levels, though not to untreated levels. No postural hypotension was found, but a small change in blood pressure levels on exercise was noted.


Hypotension caused by L-dopa.

Hypotension caused by L-dopa. In 20 patients with idiopathic Parkinsonism maximum tolerated doses of L-dopa were found to induce a mean reduction in blood pressure (erect systolic) of 19.3 mm.Hg, without any significant change in pulse rate. This hypotension may be due to dopamine, acting on adrenergic nerve endings or on the central nervous system itself.


Renin and acute renal failure.

Renin and acute renal failure.


Computer-assisted follow-up register for the north-east of Scotland. An automated follow-up register for the detection of iatrogenic thyroid disease has been established as a joint venture between the general practitioners in the north-east of Scotland and the thyroid clinic of Aberdeen General Hospitals.The data-processing operations in the system are handled by an International Computers Limited 4/50 computer. Patients are followed up at predetermined intervals and the system has been designed to process, screen, and store clinical and biochemical follow-up data and report results to the patients, general practitioners, and the hospital records department.


Galen and arteries.

Galen and arteries.


A comparison of the effect of pentagastrin and histamine on gastric pepsin secretion in man.


Effect of sex hormones on gastric secretion and on gastric mucosa in oophorectomized histamine stimulated rats.


Stimulation of glucagon secretion by tetragastrin.


Alterations in human intestinal microflora during experimental diarrhoea. Large quantities of fluid administered through an intestinal tube caused alterations in small bowel bacteriology in four of seven subjects. In two normal individuals, colonic bacteria were found after fluid infusion in areas of the small bowel which previously had none. The faecal microflora was also altered by the fluid purge: anaerobes were reduced in some subjects and large numbers of Enterobacter species emerged in others. In a patient with pancreatic insufficiency and diarrhoea, the concentration of Enterobacter in the faeces was directly related to the number of bowel motions per day. Treatment with pancreatic enzymes curtailed the diarrhoea and markedly reduced these organisms. Intubation showed that Enterobacter were harboured in the small intestine and suppressed in the large bowel during periods of normal bowel action. Diarrhoea caused by pancreatic enzyme withdrawal or fluid purgation removed the colonic inhibition and allowed these organisms to appear in the faeces. Acidic diarrhoea induced by lactose feeding to three hypolactasic patients caused reductions in the numbers of E. coli in the stool but increases in Enterobacter species. Bacteroides also declined in one subject. Certain alterations in small and large bowel bacteriology observed in these forms of experimental diarrhoea have also been described in naturally occurring diarrhoea of diverse aetiologies.


Relationship between pancreatic secretion and pancreatic blood flow. An indicator fractionation technique using radioactive rubidium has been used to measure pancreatic blood flow after infusions of secretin, pancreozymin, urecholine, and pentagastrin. Secretin resulted in the production of a large volume of low viscous pancreatic juice and was associated with an increase in the cardiac output. Duodenal and pancreatic blood flow and perfusion rate were increased significantly. Blood flow to the remainder of the gastrointestinal organs was only marginally increased but the perfusion rate in each organ was increased significantly.Infusion of pancreozymin, urecholine, and pentagastrin resulted in the output of a small volume of viscous juice and was associated with no increase in cardiac output but with an increase in both pancreatic blood flow and perfusion rate.


Measurement of urinary free corticoids by competitive protein-binding radioassay in hypoadrenal states.


Progress report: caerulein.

Progress report: caerulein.


Deficient 17-hydroxylation in a corticosterone producing adrenal tumor from an infant with hemihypertrophy and visceromegaly.


Insulin response during prolonged glucose infusion.


The axonal pathways of spinal neurons in the cat.


Distribution of hippocampal mossy fibers in the rat. An experimental study with silver impregnation methods.


Reconstructive periodontal surgery: case report.


Appraisal of the demand-flow anesthetic machine and review of the literature.


Demand for machines and organs.

Demand for machines and organs.


Effect of actinomycin D and glucagon on glucose uptake by spheroplasts of E. coli.


Ion dependent conductance: switching in lipid bilayers.


Dr. G.S. Carter.

Dr. G.S. Carter.


Abducens palsy after lumbar puncture.

Abducens palsy after lumbar puncture.


The office treatment of mixed anxiety and depression with combination therapy.


A comparative trial of medazepam (nobrium) in anxiety-depressive states.


Molecular basis of muscular contraction. Myosin.


Response of cells to high-intensity pulsed radiation and possibilities for measuring oxygen diffusion times in cells.


Serum lipoprotein pattern in fat embolism in the dog.


The chemical composition of the fat emboli in the post-alimentary dog.


The chemical composition of the fat emboli in dogs with extirpated liver and intestines.


The chemical composition of the fat emboli in the post-absorptive dog.


Renal clearances in unilaterally nephrectomized pigs and in pigs with an autotransplanted kidney.


Uremic pericarditis.

Uremic pericarditis.


Immunoglobulins in serum and jejunal biopsies in non-tropical sprue.


A core nursing library for practitioners.


How rough, red hands led to rubber gloves.


Zinc and cobalt alkaline phosphatases.

Zinc and cobalt alkaline phosphatases.


Binding of N-acetylphenylalanyl tRNA to ribosomes--comparison with the binding of phenylalanyl tRNA.


Studies on the preparation of water-insoluble derivatives of rennin and chymotrypsin and their use in the hydrolysis of casein and the clotting of milk. 1. Enzymically active insoluble derivatives of chymotrypsin and rennin were prepared by coupling each enzyme to agarose as described by Porath, Axén & Ernback (1967) and rennin to aminoethylcellulose by the method of Habeeb (1967). 2. Agarose-chymotrypsin was stable over the range pH2-9, but agarose-rennin released active enzyme into solution at above pH2 and aminoethylcellulose-rennin was similarly unstable at certain pH values. 3. Each derivative appeared to catalyse the clotting of milk at 30 degrees , but this was probably entirely due to enzyme released into solution from the carrier. 4. The presence of a competitive inhibitor of chymotrypsin during its coupling to agarose had no effect on the activity or stability of the resulting derivative. 5. The characteristics of agarose and cellulose render them not entirely suitable for use in a continuous system with milk.


Inhibition of bacterial growth by metal salts. A survey of effects on the synthesis of ribonucleic acid and protein. Inhibition of the growth of Escherichia coli M.R.E. 600 by six different metal salts was accompanied by a greater decrease in the synthesis of RNA than in that of protein. The action of cobalt chloride was exceptional; inhibited cells made an excess of RNA to an extent depending on the concentration of Co(2+), the time of incubation and the concentration of Mg(2+) in the medium. Preferential synthesis of RNA in the presence of cobalt chloride was not confined to E. coli but occurred to various extents in some, but not all, of the other micro-organisms that were tested. Possible reasons for the special effect of Co(2+) are discussed.


Inhibition of bacterial growth by metal salts. The accumulation of ribonucleic acid during inhibition of Escherichia coli by cobalt chloride. During inhibition of the growth of Escherichia coli by cobalt chloride protein synthesis was decreased more than the synthesis of RNA. Three species of particle accumulated during the incubation. These had sedimentation coefficients of about 44s, 33s and 23s in tris buffer containing 10 mm-magnesium acetate and 100 mm-potassium chloride, but their sedimentation properties were susceptible to changes in buffer composition. The particles contained RNA but were more readily degraded by ribonuclease than were the ribosomes. RNA isolated from the particles differed slightly in sedimentation properties from the major species of ribosomal RNA. The particles are likely to be closely related to ribosome precursors that have been detected in other circumstances. Changes in the polyribosome fraction during inhibition by cobalt chloride, nickel chloride and chloramphenicol provided further evidence that inhibition by Co(2+) involves specific effects on the protein-synthesizing machinery.


Deoxyribonucleic acid-ribonucleic acid hybridization. Annealing and quantitative recovery of intact ribosomal ribonucleic acid molecules from hybrids. A simple and efficient method for hybridization and subsequent recovery of non-fragmented ribosomal RNA from the hybrid is described. The procedure involves annealing of immobilized denatured DNA bound on cellulose nitrate membrane filters to complementary RNA in 50% (v/v) formamide-0.33m-potassium chloride-10mm-tris-hydrochloric acid buffer, pH7.4, at 33 degrees for 3hr. Under these conditions no detectable changes in the sedimentation coefficients of the input RNA were detected. The RNA can subsequently be recovered quantitatively from the hybrid in intact form by incubating the filters in formamide or in 85% (v/v) dimethyl sulphoxide. The applicability of the method for the evaluation of the absolute size of ribosomal RNA cistrons in Escherichia coli DNA and for the determination of the size of messenger RNA molecules is discussed.