The effects of nicotine on fertilization in the sea urchin, Arbacia punctulata. The number of sperm incorporated into eggs made polyspermic with varying concentrations of nicotine (0.025-0.25%, v/v) appears to be directly related to the concentrations employed. The cortical response is morphologically equivalent to that observed in control preparations. Shortly after their incorporation all of the spermatozoa undergo structural events normally associated with the development of the male pronucleus in monospermic eggs. During the reorganization of the spermatozoa, sperm asters are formed. The number of male pronuclei that initially migrate to and encounter the female pronucleus is usually one to three. When pronuclei come into proximity to one another the surface of the female pronucleus proximal to the advancing male pronuclei flattens and becomes highly convoluted. Subsequently, the pronuclei contact each other and the outer and inner membranes of the pronuclear envelopes fuse, thereby producing the zygote nucleus. The male pronuclei remaining in the zygote after this initial series of pronuclear fusions continue to differentiate, i.e. they enlarge, form nucleolus-like bodies, and undergo further chromatin dispersion. In approximately 90% of the zygotes, all of the remaining male pronuclei progressively migrate to the zygote nucleus and fuse to form one large nucleus by 80 min postinsemination. Mitosis and cleavage of the polyspermic zygote occurs later than in monospermic eggs.


Contraction of isolated contractile vacuoles from Amoeba proteus.


Health problems in colonial Alabama.

Health problems in colonial Alabama.


Pathogenesis of dermatophytosis in Bangkok, Thailand.


Autoimmune disease in New Zealand Black mice infected with Rauscher leukemia virus.


A tribute to R. P. Hall (1900-1969), 20th century pioneer in protozoology.


Richard P. Hall: in appreciation.

Richard P. Hall: in appreciation.


Nosema algerae n. sp. (Cnidospora, Microsporida) a pathogen in a laboratory colony of Anopheles stephensi Liston (Diptera, Culicidae).


Role of circulating leukocytes in the production of virus-inhibiting factor or interferon.


Isolation of R factors conferring kanamycin resistance from tuberculous patients treated with kanamycin.


Multiplication of Mycobacterium lepraemurium in mouse foot-pad cell culture.


Radioisotope dilution techniques for measurement of body composition in health and disease.


Radioisotope assessment of steroid hormone secretion.


Respiratory insufficiency in the early neonatal period.


Effect of Effortil on postoperative course.


Robert Cunningham Bruce Macrae.

Robert Cunningham Bruce Macrae.


Great men of Padua University, Italy.

Great men of Padua University, Italy.


Indole metabolism in the pineal gland: a circadian rhythm in N-acetyltransferase. The activity of N-acetyltransferase in the rat pineal gland is more than 15 times higher at night than during the day. This circadian rhythm persists in complete darkness, or in blinded animals, and is suppressed in constant lighting. The N-acetyltransferase rhythm is 180 degrees out of phase with the serotonin rhythm and is similar to the norepinephrine and melatonin rhythms. Experiments in vitro indicate that norepinephrine, not serotonin, regulates the activity of N-acetyl-transferase through a highly specific receptor.


Reconstructive procedures in radical head and neck surgery.


The history of opium and the opiates.

The history of opium and the opiates.


Arthur Bond Cecil. 1885-1967.

Arthur Bond Cecil. 1885-1967.


Presentation of Barringer Medal to Dr. Rubin H. Flocks.


Motion picture: modified retropubic prostatectomy.


Urinary tract infection and renal homotransplantation. I. Effect of antibacterial irrigations on defenses of the defunctionalized bladder.


Charles Perry Howze. 1895-1967.

Charles Perry Howze. 1895-1967.


John Newbold Robinson. 1903-1967.

John Newbold Robinson. 1903-1967.


Henry Martin Weyrauch. 1904-1967.

Henry Martin Weyrauch. 1904-1967.


Newest advances in cataract surgery.

Newest advances in cataract surgery.


Contact lens panel.

Contact lens panel.


The uptake of radioactive cesium and myocardial scan in the transplanted heart.


Surgical and prosthetic reconstruction of facial defects due to tumour operations.


Monofactorial inheritance of susceptibility to Plasmodium Gallinaceum in Aedes aegypti.


Prof. Nuboer reached the age of 70 years.


Growth of Escherichia coli cells in the presence of cysteine on sulphate-deficient media.


Further studies on a skin calcifying system.


An immunofluorescent study of the haemoglobins in metamorphosing Xenopus laevis.


Epidemic Shiga bacillus dysentery in Central America. I. Etiologic investigations in Guatemala, 1969.


Epidemic Shiga bacillus dysentery in Central America. II. Epidemiologic studies in 1969.


Autoimmunity in chronic experimental pyelonephritis.


Development of resistance with age by swine intestine to effects of enteropathogenic Escherichia coli.


Effects of endotoxins on susceptibility to infections.


Shiga bacillus dysentery.

Shiga bacillus dysentery.


Current methods of bone storage by freezing and freeze-drying.


Long-term integrity of renal function in cadaver allografts.


A review of tissue and organ viability assay.


Sir James McGrigor (1771-1858). British army surgeon.


Evaluation of amantadine in artificially induced A2 and B influenza.


The freeze-cleave approach to the ultrastructure of frozen tissues.


Irregular distribution of the antigenic epithelial glycoprotein in gastric cancer.


Experiences on positive pressure pneumoventriculography for stereotaxic surgery.


Pathogenicity of Serratia marcescens for mice.


Theories of associative recall.

Theories of associative recall.


Donald F. Marion, M.D. Outstanding Florida physician to be installed as SMA president.


List of members of the Association of Life Insurance Medical Directors.


Computer interpretation by telephone of electrocardiograms in the home office of a life insurance company.


Changes in serum immunoglobulin and complement levels following renal homotransplantation.


Evidence for a histocompatibility system in swine (SL-A).


Effects of allogenic lymphocytes on induction of tolerance in antilymphocyte globulin-treated x-irradiated rats.


Psychological issues pertaining to malocclusion.


In memoriam. Harvey Carlyle Pollock (1884-1970).


Optics and visual physiology.

Optics and visual physiology.


Bacterial cultures from donor corneas. A study of eyes treated with thimerosal solution prior to corneal grafting.


Endocrine control of reproduction in decapod Crustacea.


Heterotopic gastric mucosa in the duodenum.


The detection of Aeromonas hydrophila in stool specimens.


Project in the study of chronic obstructive lung disease.


Louisa Burns memorial lecture.

Louisa Burns memorial lecture.


Correction of retinal detachment in a dog.


The neurovascular island pedicle flap in hand reconstruction.


A kinetic study of the genetic control of hemopoietic progenitor cells assayed in culture and in vivo.


Computer assisted diagnosis.

Computer assisted diagnosis.


Comparative studies on the in vitro response of bacteria to invertebrate body fluids. I. Dendrostomum zostericolum, a sipunculid worm.


Medicare's part C: danger, dichotomy, anathema.


Dr. H. Boyko.

Dr. H. Boyko.


Professor S. J. Folley.

Professor S. J. Folley.


Arthrogryposis and associated defects in newborn calves.


Fine structure of the canine eye: retina.


Erysipelothrix arthritis in swine: bacteriologic and immunopathologic aspects.


Blood volume and other hematologic values in young elephant seals (Mirounga angustirostris).


Intestinal permeability to Escherichia coli in the foal.


Correction of genu recurvatum in old polio. Case report.


Calcaneal osteotomy for the treatment of cavus deformity.


Allergic and serological responses of calves to experimental oral dosing with Mycobacterium avium.


Editorial. A pseudo-pindaric ode to a man.


Some comparative clinical and biochemical observations during the hypersensitive response in Mycobacterium johnei infection and fever induced by E. coli endotoxin.


Concepts related to the preparation of teeth for fixed prosthodontics.


John Martin Twhigg.

John Martin Twhigg.


William Henry Olds.

William Henry Olds.


Henry David North Livingstone.

Henry David North Livingstone.


Liver transplantation.

Liver transplantation.


We interview: Christian N. Barnard, M. D.


Glucocorticoids in rheumatic fever and rheumatoid arthritis.


Glucocorticoids in gastro-enterology.

Glucocorticoids in gastro-enterology.


Control of blood circulation in oral tissue.


Current concepts of pernicious anemia.

Current concepts of pernicious anemia.


Mechanism and localization of conditioned inhibition.


Embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma (botryoid type) of the vagina. A clinicopathologic review.


Cyanoacrylate tissue adhesive: thrombogenic effect.


Pasteurella multocida infections. II. Pasteurella multocida infection in man unrelated to animal bite.


Medicine, trace elements, and atomic absorption spectroscopy.


On ethics in human experimentation.

On ethics in human experimentation.


Cerebral lipidoses.

Cerebral lipidoses.


Henry R. Viets, MD (1890-1969).

Henry R. Viets, MD (1890-1969).


Primary adenocarcinoma of the vagina of mesonephric pattern. Report of a case and review of literatur.


Comparison of direct spectrophotometric methods for the measurement of protein concentration.


Orally administered diazepam in conservative dentistry. A double-blind trial.


Late results of cerclage operation for retinal detachment.


A history of nitrous oxide and oxygen anaesthesia. IVB. Further light on Hickman and his times.


Delayed hypersensitivity and the nervous system. A review of in vitro studies of delayed hypersensitivity and their application to neurological diseases.


The procainamide-induced lupus syndrome.


House dust allergy, mites and their fungal associations.


Carcinogenesis by chemicals: an overview--G. H. A. Clowes memorial lecture.


Present understanding of the interaction of drugs and food during absorption.


Aldosterone and the Stouffer Prize.

Aldosterone and the Stouffer Prize.


Otologic diagnosis and the treatment of deafness.


Macrophages, RNAs and the immune response.


Structure, function and in vitro reconstitution of escherichia coli ribosomes.


Stereotactic trigeminal tractotomy.

Stereotactic trigeminal tractotomy.


Intratracheal pressure recording during assisted ventilation of the newborn infant with respiratory insufficiency.


Chicago Dental Society, Branch Roster of Membership 1970-1971.


Clinical evaluation of haloperidol in geriatric patients.


An interview with Sr. Mary Maurita, RSM new CHA executive director.


1970-71 membership directory.

1970-71 membership directory.


Editorial. William Osler.

Editorial. William Osler.


The effect of an oral irrigating device on the oral hygiene of orthodontic patients.


Memory, imprinting, fixation and trauma. II.


On the nature of borderline psychopathology: a review.


The cytophilic activity of human immunoglobulins.


Goethe Link, M.D.--student and teacher.

Goethe Link, M.D.--student and teacher.


Veterans Administration basic dental fee schedule.


Roster of members, Kansas State Dental Association as of July 1, 1970.


Roster of Mississippi dentists.

Roster of Mississippi dentists.


An approach to achieve a post palatal seal.


Tumors of the skull.

Tumors of the skull.


Is contemporary pediatrics a "modern" speciality?


Tennessee Dental Association directory and membership roster.


Fermentation industry--pharmaceutical, corn, sugar.


Meat and poultry processing wastes.

Meat and poultry processing wastes.


Activated sludge.

Activated sludge.


Specialty Board certification as a measure of professional competence.


Homograft tympanic membrane with suture sling.


Directory of otolaryngologic societies.

Directory of otolaryngologic societies.


Some concepts of nerve structure and function in Britain, 1875-1885: background to Sir Charles Sherrington and the synapse concept.


The incidence of emotional disorder in a seventeenth-century medical practice.


Starvation in man.

Starvation in man.


The physiology and clinical importance of amniotic fluid. A review.


Roscoe Conkling Giles. 1890-1970.

Roscoe Conkling Giles. 1890-1970.


Genetic aspects of renal disease.

Genetic aspects of renal disease.


Phenylketonuria and its variants.

Phenylketonuria and its variants.


The telescopic system in the dental practice. Prosthetic rehabilitation of an incomplete dentition, splinting of the remaining teeth, and support of the removable partial denture with telescopic anchors.


Occlusal impressions.

Occlusal impressions.


Taking impressions for study casts.

Taking impressions for study casts.


Birefringent filamentous organelle in BHK-21 cells and its possible role in cell spreading and motility. A birefringent structure consisting of a mass of filaments, 100 to 125 angstroms in diameter, appears at certain times during the spreading of a BHK-21 cell in culture. It is involved in the formation of the birefringent streak found in fully spread cells. The structure may be in part responsible for various aspects of cell motility.


Visualization of bacterial genes in action. The morphology of active structural and putative ribosomal RNA genes was observed by electron microscopy after lysis of fragile Escherichia coli cells. Conclusions drawn are: most of the chromosome is not genetically active at any one instant; translation is completely coupled with transcription; the 16S and 23S ribosomal RNA cistrons occur in tandem, in regions which are widely spaced on the chromosome.


Intravascular coagulation-fibrinolysis (ICF) syndrome and malignancy: historical review and report of two cases with metastatic carcinoid and with acute myelomonocytic leukemia.


Surgical management of arteriovenous shunts constructed for intermittent hemodialysis.


A safer wire retention suture.

A safer wire retention suture.


An improved procedure for extraction and analysis of cellular nucleotides.


Macronuclear changes in Tetrahymena pyriformis GL during the cell cycle and in response to alterations in environmental conditions.


On the mechanism of messenger RNA binding by E. coli 70 S ribosomes.


Differential inhibition of bacterial tRNA methylases by S-adenosylethionine and other adenine derivatives.


Treating the patient with a sexual problem.


Studies on disinfection of eggs contaminated with Salmonella typhimurium.


The process of infection with coliphage T7. 3. Control of phage-specific RNA synthesis in vivo by an early phage gene.


Mutations creating internal promoter elements in the tryptophan operon of Salmonella typhimurium.


The process of infection with bacteriophage phiX174. XXXI. Abortive infection at low temperatures.


Relative translation frequencies of the cistrons of the histidine operon.


Fine structure of the gradient of polarity in the z gene of the lac operon of Escherichia coli.


Isolation of a rapidly-sedimenting canavanyl-protein-DNA-membrane complex from Escherichia coli.


Effect of Sul gene dosage on the production of suppressed alkaline phosphatase in Escherichia coli K12.


A new method for selecting RNA polymerase mutants.


Mitochondrial ribosomal RNA from Aspergillus nidulans: characterization of a novel molecular species.


An overview of behavior modification with the severely and profoundly retarded. 3. Maintenance of change and epilogue.


Contrasting epidemiology of acute rheumatic fever and acute glomerulonephritis.


Control of environmental lung disease.

Control of environmental lung disease.


One-second biopsy of the liver--problems of its clinical application.


Dr. Charles Francis Wilinsky.

Dr. Charles Francis Wilinsky.


Response of the lung to six to 12 hours of 100 per cent oxygen inhalation in normal man.


The use of high resistance thermistors in recording thermodilution curves.


Administrative research in a hospital setting.


Neurogenesis and morphogenesis in the cerebellar cortex. The cerebellum presents the best site in the central nervous system for defining fundamental problems concerning the origin and differentiation of neurones, and their growth and development. The many recent experimental investigations of these problems are reviewed, and hypotheses based upon them are developed in relation to neurogenesis, morphogenesis, and synaptogenesis.


Synchronous reinitiation of chromosome replication in E. coli B-r after nalidixic acid treatment. Nalidixic acid has been used to interrupt DNA synthesis in exponentially growing cultures of E. coli B/r. Within three minutes after removal of the nalidixic acid block, premature rounds of chromosome replication are initiated at the normal origin of vegetative DNA synthesis. The new growing forks traverse the chromosome in about 40 minutes, the normal replication time. These rounds continue synchronously into the second generation after removal of the nalidixic acid. These phenomena are similar in some respect to the premature initiation of chromosomal replication observed after thymine starvation or after release of thermo-sensitive DNA synthesis mutants from the restrictive temperature that prevents DNA synthesis.


Genetic evolution of bacteriophage. II. Physical length of the homologous region in a hybrid between serologically and morphologically unrelated phages. P22 and P221 DNA were labeled with (3)H-thymidine and hybridized with P22 DNA, P221 DNA, or Fels 1 DNA immobilized on Millipore membrane filters. With this technique, 31% of the P22 genome was computed to be homologous to the P221 genome. Since the molecular weight of P22 DNA is 2.65 x 10(7) daltons, the homologous region between P22 and P221 should be equivalent to about 8.2 x 10(6) daltons and contain 13,300 nucleotide pairs or about 4400 triplets. Moreover, 46% of the P221 genome was computed to be homologous to the P22 genome. Therefore, the molecular weight of P221 DNA was calculated to be about 1.80 x 10(7) daltons. Sucrose gradient centrifugation showed that the molecular weight of P221 DNA was 2.01 x 10(7) daltons. Thus, the P221 genome is about 25 to 30% smaller than the P22 genome. Further-more, 54% of the P221 genome was found to be homologous to the Fels 1 genome. However, the labeled P22 DNA hybridized with Fels 1 DNA was about 2% of the labeled P22 DNA hybridized with P22 DNA.


Studies on the formation of transfer ribonucleic acid-ribosomes complexes. XII. Phenylalanyl-oligonucleotide binding to E. coli ribosomes: necessity for a free amino group. The binding of phenylalanyl-oligonucleotide, C-A-C-C-A-(Phe), to ribosomes requires the presence of a free amino group on the amino acid. Acetylation of the amino acid reduces the binding to ribosomes to about 1/20 of the binding observed with the intact Phe-oligonucleotide. Deacylation of the phenylalanyl-oligonucleotide eliminates binding of the free amino acid and markedly reduces the binding of the oligonucleotide (C-A-C-C-A). Neither 30S nor 50S subunits alone are sufficient for binding of the phenylalanyl-oligonucleotide; the presence of both subunits is necessary. The data suggest that phenylalanyl-oligonucleotide binding to ribosomes represents the binding of the aminoacyl-terminus of phenylalanyl-tRNA and that the presence of an amino acid with an unsubstituted amino group attached to the oligonucleotide (C-A-C-C-A) is required for binding to this potassium-dependent site. Furthermore, the ribosome itself has the capability of distinguishing between aminoacyl-oligonucleotides with N-substituted and unsubstituted amino acids-


Q-beta-replicase and E. coli transcriptase: requirements for substrate selection as revealed by a study of base analogs. Base selection by the Qbeta-replicase and E. coli transcriptase has been studied using substrate analogs. Six analogs with normal hydrogen-bonding sites were polymerized by both enzymes. Three analogs containing ring substitutions which affect the conformation at the glycosyl bond would not substitute for their normal congeners. The remaining analog was an excellent substrate for the transcriptase but not the replicase.The results imply that the base selection procedure has stringent requirements for substrate conformation. Part of the restriction may derive from the requirement that template and substrates conform to the stereochemical constraints of a double helix. In the Qbeta-replicase reaction, synthesis in the presence of substrate analogs displayed abortive kinetics, implying that the replicase reaction can be uniquely curtailed by substrate analogs.


Ribosome structure and function emergent. Although the corresponding data for 50S subunits are still being assembled, it is doubtful that these data will significantly alter the general features of ribosome structure that have emerged from analysis of the 30S subunits. One overwhelming characteristic of the ribosome is its apparent complexity, which is reflected both in the diversity of ribosomal components and in their dissymmetric arrangement. The absence of repeat-structures implies that the functions of the ribosome are dissymmetric; this should influence the choice of models for protein synthesis.


Coliform aerosols emitted by sewage treatment plants. Development of the science of aerobiology has furnished a tool for the investigation of potential sources of microbial aerosols. An investigation of aerosols emitted by trickling-filter sewage treatment plants revealed that coliforms were indeed emitted and have been sampled to a distance of 0.8 mile (1.2 kilometers) downwind. Factors affecting survival of Escherichia coli are presented.


Perirenal lymphocele as a complication of renal homotransplantation.


Edward Archibald and William Rienhoff, Jr.: fathers of the modern pneumonectomy--an historical footnote.


Enhancement of Escherichia coli infection and endotoxic activity by hemoglobin and ferric ammonium citrate.


Fine structure of the intestine of the nematodes, Ancylostoma caninum and Phocanema decipiens.


Morphologic alterations in somatotrophs of the rat adenohypophysis following administration of hypothalamic extracts.


Immunologic relationship between genital TRIC, lymphogranuloma venereum, and related organisms in a new microtiter indirect immunofluorescence test.


Central retinal vein occlusion following peritoneal dialysis.


Anophthalmia, multiple abnormalities, and unusual karyotype.


Thomas Verner Moore: 1877-1969.

Thomas Verner Moore: 1877-1969.


Evidence for brain Na receptors controlling renal Na excretion and plasma renin activity.


Heredity osteo-onycho-dysplasia (Nail-Patella syndrome). Report of an affected family and two severely disabled sporadic cases.


A mathematical model for determining case finding and treatment activities in tuberculosis control programs.


Use of computers in medicine with special emphasis on its use in the orthopaedic clinic.


Alveolar microenvironment.

Alveolar microenvironment.


Properties of alveolar cells and tissues that strengthen alveolar defenses.


Free cells in the lungs. Some aspects of their role, quantitation, and regulation.


Recurrent hemoperitoneum. An unusual complication of regional enteritis.


The origins of modern scientific thinking.


The mouth as an instrument holder.

The mouth as an instrument holder.


Listing of hospitals.

Listing of hospitals.


Listing of hospitals in areas associated with the United States.


U.S. government hospitals outside the United States.


Canadian hospitals.

Canadian hospitals.


Accredited long-term care facilities.

Accredited long-term care facilities.


AHA membership.

AHA membership.


International, national and regional organizations.


National agencies: U.S. Selected federal agencies, by department.


State and provincial organizations and agencies.


National agencies: Canada.

National agencies: Canada.


Educational programs in the health field.


Vitamin A and mucus secretion. A brief review of the effect of vitamin A on the biosynthesis of glycoproteins.


Vitamin A AND VITAMIN A acid in the prophylaxis and therapy of epithelial tumours.


On the presentation of the Friedenwald Award in ophthalmology to Dr. John E. Dowling.


Remarks on acceptance of the Friedenwald Award (John E. Dowling).


Organization of vertebrate retinas.

Organization of vertebrate retinas.


Microanalysis by successive isotopic dilution. A new assay for racemic content.


Early treatment of the meningomyelocele.


Bull testicular and epididymal functions after long-term vasectomy.


G. Lombard Kelly--A man to remember.

G. Lombard Kelly--A man to remember.


Biology and ethology of Triatoma dimidiata (Latreille, 1811). I. Life cycle, amount of blood ingested, resistance of starvation, and size of adults.


The utilization of periosteal suturing in periodontal surgical procedures.


The long term effect of an antimicrobial formulation on dental calculus formation.


Milestones in chest surgery.

Milestones in chest surgery.


The treatment of chemical burns: specialized diagnostic, therapeutic, and prognostic considerations.


Technical details in the management of cross-leg flaps.


Antineoplastic activity of highly purified bacterial glutaminases.


Proteins of rabbit reticulocyte ribosomal subunits.


Marijuana and memory.

Marijuana and memory.


Effects of L-asparaginase on lymphocyte-target cell reactions in vitro.


Dangers in the use of the Science Citation Index.


Psychologic and emotional consequences of elective abortion. A review.


Early history of the U.S. Public Health Service (Marine) hospitals: the first federal prepaid medical care plan.


Antigenicity of connective tissue components.


The effect of cyclophosphamide and antilymphocytic serum on the cellular reactions to homologous skin implanted into brain.


Differential patterns in comprehensive health care delivery for children and youth: health department, medical school, teaching hospital.


A selected public health bibliography with annotations.


Centrifugal cerebral ischemia.

Centrifugal cerebral ischemia.


Donor selection for renal transplantation based on genotypic analysis of HL-A in a family.


Use of living donors in kidney transplantation in man.


Renal homotransplantation in children.

Renal homotransplantation in children.


Regeneration and maintenance of integrity of canine liver. The role of arterial, portal, and systemic venous blood.


Echoes from surgery's valhalla.

Echoes from surgery's valhalla.


Splenectomy for hypersplenism in malignant lymphoma.


Estrogen treatment for cancer of the prostate. Early results with 3 doses of diethylstilbestrol and placebo.


Incidence of cardiovascular disease and death in patients receiving diethylstilbestrol for carcinoma of the prostate.


Lymphoreticular sarcomas with primary involvement of Waldeyer's ring. Clinical evaluation of 225 cases.


Lymphocyte transformation in malignant lymphomas.


Vincristine therapy of lymphomas and chronic lymphocytic leukemia.


Cardiac output response to exercise in patients with inferior vena caval ligation.


Early Delaware physicians. I. Thomas Spry, Delaware physician during the English-Colonial Period 1664-1776.


Streptococcal pharyngitis. 3. Streptococcal recurrence rates following therapy with penicillin or with clindamycin(7-chlorolincomycin).


Early Delaware physicians. II. Tyman Stidham, Delaware physician during the English-Colonial Period 1664-1776.


Early Delaware physicians. 3. Archibald Alexander, Delaware physician during the Revolutionary Period, 1776-1787.


Pharmacological control of aging.

Pharmacological control of aging.


Local and systemic tolerance, absorption and excretion of clindamycin hydrochloride after intramuscular administration.


Factors affecting trapped gas volume in perfused dog lungs.


Angular and linear acceleration of a stereotaxically mounted cat.


"Changes and challenge".

"Changes and challenge".


Cyclic changes in the testis of the brook stickleback Eucalia inconstans (Kirtland).


Ernest Max Brieger, 1891-1969.

Ernest Max Brieger, 1891-1969.


Management of serious infections in children.


New ideas and new problems in medical microbiology.


Recent laboratory studies with gentamicin with reference to structure and resistance.


The changing nature of bacterial infections. Patterns of hospital infection.


Paper and papermaking. Some notes on the history of the art.


The surgical significance of myocardial infarction.


The absorption and entero-hepatic circulation of bile salts. An historical review.


An evaluation of the VDRL and FTA-ABS in a general hospital laboratory.


History of urology in Wisconsin.

History of urology in Wisconsin.


Endocrine treatment of cancer of the prostate.


Dental conditions and need for dental treatment among university students in Turku. II. Periodontal, orthodontic, surgical, prosthetic and prophylactic treatments.


Hardness of pins in cast restorations.

Hardness of pins in cast restorations.


George 3d and the mad-business.

George 3d and the mad-business.


Duodenal ulcer and recurrent dyspepsia.

Duodenal ulcer and recurrent dyspepsia. A survey of recurrent indigestion in four general practices (19,619 patients) showed a wide range of dyspeptic complaints. Of these 82 (4.2 per 1,000) already had a proved ulcer and 144 (7.3 per 1,000) had symptoms suggesting a duodenal ulcer and had either not been investigated or had previously had a normal barium meal. A duodenal ulcer was found radiologically in half the men (46 out of 95) but in only 16% of the women (8 out of 49). In 11 (25%) of the 46 men shown to have an ulcer a barium meal had been previously reported as normal. Evidence is put forward that ulcer symptoms in the large residue of patients with a normal barium meal (38 men, 29 women) were produced by a primary duodenal condition (duodenitis) of which ulcer was one complication.


Highlights of the recent national diet-heart study.


Local and systemic factors in the pathogenesis of thrombosis.


Ankylosis between enamel and bone in impacted teeth. (Radiographic and microscopic study).


Medicine and public health in New Jersey.


Diagnostic efficacy of a radioiodinated chloroquine analog in patients with malignant melanoma.


Accurate whole-body quantitation of 131-I retention by counting a scatter window.


Continuous v. interrupted suture: a study on weight-for weight basis.


The origins of paediatric surgery in Edinburgh.


Pulmonary valve autograft for aortic valve replacement.


Heart valve replacement with autologous fascia lata.


A case of clinical lung allotransplantation.


The American Association for Thoracic Surgery 1970-71.


Hemodynamic effects of synchronous atrial contractions in the canine cardiac homograft.


Measurement of respiration of micro-organisms during batch culture.


The mode of action of vitamin K.

The mode of action of vitamin K.


Potassium supplementation during fasting for obesity.


Malnutrition and physical and mental development.


Calcium intake from hard water.

Calcium intake from hard water.


Exericse, nutrition, and caloric sources of energy.


Excessive weight gain in infancy.

Excessive weight gain in infancy.


Liver damage after intestinal bypass for weight reduction.


Sex hormones, vitamin B6, and formation of urinary calculi in rats.


Pelargonate derivatives as precursors of biotin.


Vitamin A and glucocorticoid biosynthesis.


Ammonia metabolism by tissues and bacteria of ruminants fed urea.


Urea utilization in the horse.

Urea utilization in the horse.


Etiology of coronary disease.

Etiology of coronary disease.


Prognosis of coronary heart disease.

Prognosis of coronary heart disease.


Debrisoquine in hypertension.

Debrisoquine in hypertension.


Nocutrnal disorders of medical interest.


Comparative trial of an antacid drink in night pain due to duodenal ulceration.


A pioneer in surgery. James Wardrop, M.D., F.R.C.S. 1782-1869.


Radiobiology's contribution to radiotherapy: promise or mirage? Failla Memoral Lecture.


A double blind trial of prednisolone in epidemic bronchiolitis due to respiratory syncytial virus.


Scintiangiography of cerebral arteriovenous malformations and aneurysms.


Current research in nuclear medicine. Hickey lecture, 1970.


Radiologic diagnosis of splenic metastasis.


Dual isotope pancreatic imaging utilizing the Anger camera and Tc99m sulfur colloid.


Abdominal lymph node scintiscanning with radioactive gold (Au198) for evaluation and treatment of patients with lymphoma.


Nuclear medicine. A historic connotation.


Se75 selenomethionine isotope lymphography in lymphoma: correlation with lymphangiography.


Clinically unsuspected pneumothorax. A postmortem roentgenographic study.


Clinical trial of "Triptafen-minor" in anxious university students.


A double-blind comparative trial of doxepin hydrochloride and chlordiazepoxide in anxiety and depression in general practice.


Assessment of immunization by autotransplantation of human cancer.


Prostatic abscess.

Prostatic abscess.


The treatment of advanced sarcomas with cytotoxic drugs.


Resistant urinary infections resulting from changes in resistance pattern of faecal flora induced by sulphonamide and hospital environment. The faecal flora was studied in eight children admitted to hospital for treatment of a first urinary infection with sulphonamides. The original, sulphonamide-sensitive Escherichia coli organisms were found to disappear, to be replaced by other E. coli serotypes that were almost invariably resistant to sulphonamides. Some of these serotypes carried R-factors for multiple antibiotic resistance.Possibly some urinary infections with antibiotic-resistant organisms may be due to faecal organisms whose resistance has been changed by previous antibiotic treatment. Hence it is important to study the effects of individual antibiotics on the faecal flora.


Evaluation of therapeutic efficacy of trimethoprim-sulphamethoxazole and chloramphenicol in enteric fever. In a clinical trial on 220 patients with bacteriologically proved enteric fever trimethoprim-sulphamethoxazole was compared with chloramphenicol. All patients in both groups responded, and the mean periods of defervescence after starting therapy were similar in both groups. Trimethoprim-sulphamethoxazole was much superior to chloramphenicol in rapidity and uniformity of relief of toxaemia. "Toxic crisis" occurred in 10 out of 120 patients in the chloramphenicol group and was absent in the trimethoprim-sulphamethoxazole group. No major side-effects due to specific drug therapy were observed in either group.


Samuel Fenwick, M.D., F.R.C.P. (1821-1902): physician and gastroenterologist.


The effect of temperature on the peptic proteolysis of ovalbumin.


Daunomycin and skin allografts survival in mice.


History and health in Newfoundland.

History and health in Newfoundland.


Comparative pharmacopsychological study of the effects produced by psychopharmaceuticals on verbal interaction in a group of students.


Radiology of the portal system.

Radiology of the portal system.


A controlled trial of glycopyrronium and l-hyoscyamine in the long-term treatment of duodenal ulcer. A controlled single-blind trial has been carried out to determine the value of long-term anticholinergic therapy in duodenal ulcer. Of 106 male patients with symptomatic and radiologically proven duodenal ulcer admitted to the trial, 91 completed the study. Patients were divided randomly into three groups. They received either glycopyrronium, or 1-hyoscyamine in a sustained-release form, or inert tablets for one year. Progress was judged on the basis of frequency and severity of symptoms, monthly assessments by patients, antacid consumption, and radiology. By all criteria, glycopyrronium and 1-hyoscyamine were not significantly superior to placebo. Symptomatic improvement, both subjective and objective, occurred in approximately 80% of all patients during the year of observation; there was no significant difference between the groups.


Epidemiological evidence for the association of aspirin and acute gastrointestinal bleeding.


Autoimmune graft rejection. II. Rejection of skin autotransplants in rats sensitized with homologous and heterologous skin preparations.


A review on the epidemiology of nasopharyngeal carcinoma.


Hemolysin production in spleen and peripheral blood cells from normal and leukemic chicks. I. Quantitative assay.


Hemolysin production in spleen and peripheral blood cells from normal and leukemic chicks. II. Ultrastructural analysis of the plaque-forming cells.


Distribution of bound tritium from 3H-diethylnitrosamine in rat tissues.


Effect of metabolic inhibitors on membrane immunofluorescence reactivity of established Burkitt lymphoma cell lines.


Clinical features and treatment of childhood malignant lymphoma in Uganda.


From caduceus to Aesculapian staff.

From caduceus to Aesculapian staff.


Acid-fast granuloma in a turtle's eye.

Acid-fast granuloma in a turtle's eye.


Nutritional diseases of exotic animals.

Nutritional diseases of exotic animals.


Subcutaneous abscesses in iguanid lizards.


Naturally occurring cutaneous streptothricosis in a cottontail rabbit.


Hepatic cysticercosis in a mouse colony.


The pathogenicity for mice of two species of salmonella isolated from the green iguana (Iguana iguana).


Social factors in the incidence of spinal bifida and anencephaly.


Esophageal candidiasis in a chimpanzee.

Esophageal candidiasis in a chimpanzee.


The magnitude of the extracellular space in electron micrographs of superficial and deep regions of the cerebral cortex.


Cancer of the epipharynx: report on 18 patients.


Priapisms following penile metastasis from cancer of urinary bladder and prostate: case report.


The State-Federal partnership.

The State-Federal partnership.


Mefenamic acid as an analgesic.

Mefenamic acid as an analgesic.


The Wellington of surgery. James Syme, 1799-1870.


Measurement of gastric secretion.

Measurement of gastric secretion.


Pro memoria Terence Edward Cawthorne.

Pro memoria Terence Edward Cawthorne.


Toulouse-Lautrec--triumph over infirmity.


Anaesthetic advances in neurosurgery.

Anaesthetic advances in neurosurgery.


Intensive care for neurological patients.


Mode of action of testosterone propionate on the secretion and release of luteinizing hormone (lh in the castrated ram).


The cytogenesis of the white blood cells in the light of the neounitarian theory.


Dental caries and periodontal disease considered as infectious diseases.


Structure-activity relationships of semisynthetic penicillins.


Ergot alkaloid fermentations.

Ergot alkaloid fermentations.


Resistance to antimicrobial agents.

Resistance to antimicrobial agents.


Analytical gel chromatography of proteins.


Escherichia coli pneumonia. Case report.


Dimensional analysis of the heart--a review.


Surgery of the aorta and its branches.

Surgery of the aorta and its branches.


Pulmonary dysfunction secondary to heart disease: aspects relevant to anesthesia and surgery.


Coronary artery disease.

Coronary artery disease.


Cardiac arrhythmias during anesthesia and operation.


Vascular reactions in tendon healing. Stereomicroangiographic studies of tendon suturing techniques and tendon transplantation.


VI. Microsurgery in keratoplasty.

VI. Microsurgery in keratoplasty.


Cummings memorial lecture--1970. The spectrums in industrial hygiene.


Cryo-surgical manipulator in corneal grafting.


Microsurgery of keratoconus.

Microsurgery of keratoconus.


Direct suturing in penetrating keratoplasty.


The iris suture.

The iris suture.


Summary of the suture material development.


Report of the committee on suture materials.


Discussion on suture material.

Discussion on suture material.


Methodological problems of prophylactic trials in recurrent affective disorders.


Lithium prophylaxis in recurrent affective disorders.


The biology and comparative physiology of thermal panting.


The dampening of DNA replication cycles after x-irradiation or ultraviolet irradiation. Escherichia coli strains 15T(-) (555-7) and B/r were grown in the presence of thymine-(14)C to label all DNA. The ability of these parental DNA's to undergo cycles of replication subsequent to cellular irradiation with either X-ray or ultraviolet light (UV) was followed with density labels. Exposed cells were shifted into the density medium at times which were approximately multiples of normal rounds of DNA replication. A portion of the parental DNA, replicated semiconservatively once during an initial cycle following UV or X-irradiation in E. coli, failed to replicate again within the time studied. The time course of semiconservative parental DNA replication is altered.


Prophylactic lithium: a double-blind trial in recurrent affective disorders.


Mucosal antibodies in respiratory and gastrointestinal disease.


Pulmonary infection due to opportunistic fungi.


Surgical approach to the treatment of ventricular pre-excitation.


Testicular deficiency.

Testicular deficiency.


Presentation of the Academy plaque to James Burns Amberson, M. D.


Presentation of the Academy Medal to Harry Eagle, M. D.


Hospitals depicted in old maps and panoramas. I.


Opinions of the American aborigines.

Opinions of the American aborigines.


Defunct and dying diseases.

Defunct and dying diseases.


Storage of acidophilic granules in the pituitary in experimental hyperglycaemia.


Glucose turnover and insulin secretion in dogs with pancreatic allografts.


Oral rehabilitation of a patient with a tooth with internal resorption.


Survival, deoxyribonucleic acid breakdown, and synthesis in Salmonella typhimurium as compared with Escherichia coli B strains. Salmonella typhimurium LT-2 was compared with radioresistant (B/r) and radiosensitive (B(s-2)) strains of Escherichia coli in respect to the survival, deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) breakdown, and DNA synthesis after X irradiation. It is shown that S. typhimurium LT-2 is about four times more sensitive than E. coli B/r but less sensitive than B(s-2). The DNA breakdown is in S. typhimurium LT-2 lower than the postirradiation breakdown of DNA in both E. coli strains and DNA synthesis proceeds in this bacterium in spite of a much lower survival, as in the radioresistant E. coli B/r.


Complement fixation by a single molecule of gamma G hemolysin.


Gels of normal and sickled hemoglobin: comparative study. Electron microscopic studies of the sickling phenomenon have described at least three different structural arrangements of sickled hemoglobin, including empty hexagonal crystals, microtubules, and solid rods. It is unlikely that sickling results in several different polymers, and it is essential to determine the true structure of sickled hemoglobin in order to define the mechanism of molecular assembly. The present study has explored the fine structure of gels formed in cell-free solutions of normal and sickle reduced and oxyhemoglobin. Gels of reduced sickled hemoglobin consisted entirely of solid rods. The gels formed from sickle oxyhemoglobin, normal oxyhemoglobin, and normal reduced hemoglobin contained masses of hollow polymers essentially identical in appearance with microtubules. These findings indicate that solid rods are the characteristic polymers of sickled hemoglobin and tubular polymers represent aberrant structures which are not related to erythrocyte sickling.


Alfred Brazier Howell, 1886-1961.

Alfred Brazier Howell, 1886-1961.


Lincomycin. XI. Synthesis and structure of clindamycin. A potent antibacterial agent.


Potential specific inhibitors of the lactose transport system of Escherichia coli.


Chemotherapeutic nitroheterocycles. 2. 2-(5-nitro-2-furyl)pyrimidines with basic substituents.


Serological grouping of Escherichia coli in bacteriuria of pregnancy.


The location of Escherichia coli in the pig intestine.


Process of infection with bacteriophage phi-X174. XXXIV. Kinetic of the attachment and eclipse steps of the infection. The products of phiX cistrons II, III, and VII are demonstrated to affect the attachment of the phage to its host Escherichia coli C; therefore, by inference, these cistrons influence, directly or indirectly, the structure of proteins in the virus particle. Two of the mutations which alter attachment kinetics, ts79 in cistron III and h in cistron VII, also affect the electrophoretic mobility of the virus and emphasize the role of charge in the attachment interaction with the host. The kinetics for attached phage to go into "eclipse" are first-order and biphasic; about 85% of the phage eclipse at one rate (k(e) = 0.86 min(-1)) and the remainder do so at a distinctly lower rate (k(e) = 0.21 min(-1)). No phiX cistrons yet identified affect the eclipse process. The lowest temperature at which eclipse is detected is 19 C. The Arrhenius activation energy for phage eclipse has the high value of 36.6 kcal/mole, indicating the cooperative nature of the event.


Early intracellular events in the replication of bacteriophage T4 deoxyribonucleic acid. VI. Newly synthesized proteins in the T4 protein-deoxyribonucleic acid complex. Shortly after infection of Escherichia coli B with T4 phage, the phage deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) can be isolated as a fast-sedimenting, proteinaceous complex. Formation of the complex is inhibited by the addition of chloramphenicol between 3 and 4 min after infection, suggesting that phage-coded proteins are necessary to form the complex and may contribute to its structure. To determine whether the phage DNA is associated with a random collection of proteins after infection or whether the complex contained a specific set of proteins, total protein from phage-infected cell lysates was compared to complex protein isolated from similar lysates by gel acrylamide electrophoresis. The proteins obtained from complexes exhibited a distinctly different pattern of separation, indicating that the complex contained a specific set of those proteins newly synthesized after infection. The proteins of the complex appear to be associated directly with the DNA rather than with some other component which could impart the characteristic of fast sedimentation to the complex. Fast-sedimenting complexes were isolated from a (3)H-leucine-labeled cell lysate. Part of this material was treated with pancreatic deoxyribonuclease. Deoxyribonuclease-treated and untreated complexes were resedimented in sucrose gradients. Virtually all the untreated complex remained fast-sedimenting, whereas most of the (3)H-leucine label of the deoxyribonuclease-treated material was located toward the top of the gradient. These data suggest a direct association of DNA and protein in the complex.


Early intracellular events in the replication of bacteriophage T4 deoxyribonucleic acid. V. Further studies on the T4 protein-deoxyribonucleic acid complex. Soon after infection parental deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) enters a structure sedimenting fast to the bottom of a sucrose gradient. The addition of chloramphenicol (CM) prevents formation of this structure, whereas treatment with Pronase releases DNA which sediments thereafter with the speed characteristic of phenol-extracted replicative DNA. It is assumed therefore that the structure responsible for fast sedimentation of replicative DNA is a newly synthesized protein. Those fast-sedimenting complexes contain preferentially the replicative form of parental DNA; this was proven by density labeling experiments. Progeny DNA labeled with (3)H-thymidine added after infection can also be detected preferentially in this fast-sedimenting moiety. The association of the DNA with the complexing protein is of a colinear or quasi-colinear type. This was proven by introducing double-strand scissions into DNA embedded in the replicative complex; double-strand scissions do not liberate DNA from the fast-sedimenting complex. Despite the apparent intimate relation between protein and DNA, DNA residing in complexes is fully sensitive to the action of nucleases. Shortly prior to the appearance of the fast-sedimenting complex, parental DNA displays still another characteristic: at about 3 min after infection, it sediments faster than reference, but sizeably slower than the complex which appears at roughly 4 to 5 min after infection. The transition between these two fast-sedimenting types of moieties is not continuous. This fast-sedimenting intermediate, which appears at 3 min after infection, cannot be inhibited by the addition of CM either at the moment or prior to infection. Fast-sedimenting intermediate can be destroyed by sodium dodecyl sulfate, Pronase, or phenol extraction. The progeny DNA labeled with (3)H-thymidine between 3 and 3.5 min after infection can be recovered in fast-sedimenting intermediate. The contribution of newly synthesized progeny DNA is so small that it cannot be detected as a shift of the parental density in a density labeling experiment. Small fragments of progeny DNA recovered in fast-sedimenting intermediate are not covalentlv attached to parental molecules and represent both strands of T4 DNA.


Daniel Turner (1667-1740), dermatologist, surgeon, physician.


Double-strand scissions in bacteriophage T4 deoxyribonucleic acid as a result of 32P decay. Double-strand scissions produced by decay of (32)P incorporated into T4 deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) were detected in cross-linked DNA and DNA containing (32)P in only one strand of the double helix.


Systemic abnormalities and the intracellular site of infections of the stratum corneum.


Clinical methods of reducing intracranial pressure. Role of the cerebral circulation.


Distrububion of rennin in the calf stomach. Immunohistochemical study.


Localization of hyaluronidase in the urogenital organs of sheep, revealed by fluorescent antibody method.


Experimental manipulation of individual performance within groups of rats engaged in a "social problem".


Ribosomal precursors and ribonucleic acid synthesis in Escherichia coli. BNWL-1050.


Coordinate synthesis of ribosomal and nonribosomal ribonucleic acid in Escherichia coli. BNWL-1050.


Effect of F-6103 on implantation and early gestation in women.


Cellular autoimmune reactions following radioiodine treatment for hyperthyroidism.


Insulin secretion in normal and diabetic individuals.


The pineal gland: endocrine interrelationships.


The physiologic basis of sodium excretion and diuresis.


Small bowel bacterial overgrowth.

Small bowel bacterial overgrowth.


The formation of gallstones.

The formation of gallstones.


Clinical disorders of drug interaction.

Clinical disorders of drug interaction.


Functional defects of neutrophils.

Functional defects of neutrophils.


Clinical implications of the mechanism of action of antimicrobial agents.


The deaf writer in America from colonial times to 1970. I.


Language and the education of children with early profound deafness.


Demonstration of a tumour and transplantation antigen in hamster tumours induced by an avian adenovirus (CELO).


Contact dermatitis. XI. Peripheral sensitization--a possible mechanism in contact dermatitis.


Membership list of Cincinnati Dental Society as of September 1, 1969.


In vitro synthesis of beta galactosidase by membrane fractions of Escherichia coli.


The membership of the Omaha District Dental Society 1970.


The membership of the Omaha Dental Assistants' Society--1970.


Movement of norepinephrine through the media of rabbit aorta.


Mechanoreceptor function in the razor clam: sensory aspects of the foot withdrawal reflex.


Motor aspects of reflex foot withdrawal in the razor clam.


Central pathways involved in reflex foot withdrawal in the razor clam.


Biosynthesis of uric acid in the tunicate, Molgula manhattensis, with a general scheme for the function of stored purines in animals.


Calcium ions as inward current carriers in mollusc neurones.


The influence of chicken luteinizing hormone on radioactive phosphorus uptake and incorporation into pullet ovarian RNA, DNA, protein, phospholipid and acid-soluble fractions (chicken LH effects on the ovary).


Respiration of Cecropia moth (Hyalophora cecropia L.) larvae.


An interesting care of external retention.


Imaginative prosthodontics.

Imaginative prosthodontics.


A classification of surgical and congenital defects of the head and neck.


Posterior bite collapse: its clinical aspects.


Dr. William E. Ladd.

Dr. William E. Ladd.


Mr. George Henderson Macnab.

Mr. George Henderson Macnab.


Controlled immediate dentures.

Controlled immediate dentures.


Dorsal herniation of the gut: a rare manifestation of the split notochord syndrome.


The positional distribution of fatty acids in the phospholipids and triglycerides of Mycobacterium smegmatis and M. bovis BCG.


Unsaturated fatty acids of Mycobacteria.


No shining peaks in biochemistry.

No shining peaks in biochemistry.


The closed circuit--a record of Soviet scientific life.


Formation of a ternary complex between formylatable yeast Met-tRNA, GTP and binding factor T of yeast and of E. coli.


Growth of the bacterial cell.

Growth of the bacterial cell.


Characterization of atypical mycobacteria isolated from patients treated for tuberculosis.


Electron microscopic studies on the mechanism of acantholysis in pemphigus vulgaris.


The active transport of ions in plant cells.


The universal RNA genetic code.

The universal RNA genetic code.


The telescopic system in the dental practice. Partial maxillary denture with a channel-shoulder-pin system and a bar attachment. Partial mandibular denture with telescoping crowns and a bar attachment.


Double crowns for nonparallel abutments.


Correction impressions.

Correction impressions.


Resurfacing the injured hand.

Resurfacing the injured hand.


Body temperature: possible ionic mechanism in the hypothalamus controlling the set point. The body temperature of many mammals is set at or around 37 degrees C. The mechanism for this set point appears to depend on a constant and inherent balance between sodium and calcium ions within the posterior hypothalamus. When this region is perfused in unanesthetized cats, an extracellular excess or a normal physiological concentration of sodium ions evokes a rise in body temperature if calcium is not in the perfusate. At the same site, an excess or normal concentration of calcium ions causes the temperature to fall when sodium is absent.


Southwestern physicians' directory.

Southwestern physicians' directory.


The Philadelphia School of Anatomy (1820-1875).


The portrait of Dr. William Thomson by Thomas Eakins.


The medical Van Leer family of Pennsylvania and New Jersey.


Memoir of William Rodger Gilmour. 1891-1969.


Memoir of Robert T. M. Donnelly. 1884-1969.


Memoir of Austin Lamont. 1905-1969.

Memoir of Austin Lamont. 1905-1969.


Memoir of John McKenney Mitchell. 1895-1969.


Memoir of Lewis Cass Scheffey. 1893-1969.


Memoir of James Shelby Shipman. 1898-1969.


Clostridium oedematiens in the livers of healthy sheep.


A method for ultrastructural study of lesions found in conventional histological sections.


The growth hormone dependent incor- poration of sulphate into the costal cartilage of obese-hyperglycaemic mice of different ages.


Metabolism of oestriol-17 alpha-3H and oestriol-16 beta-3H in pregnant women.


Sustained release hormonal preparations. 9. Plasma levels and accumulation into various tissues of 6-methyl-17 alpha-acetoxy-4,6-pregnadiene-3,20-dione after oral administration or absorption from polydimethylsiloxane implants.


The hyperviscosity syndrome, polysynovitis, polymyositis and an unusual 13S serum IgG component.


Quantitative chromatography of polyamines and related compounds with cation-exchange resin paper.


Ribosomal proteins. VII. Two-dimensional polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis for fingerprinting of ribosomal proteins.


Marihuana, ethanol, and dextroamphetamine. Mood and mental function alterations.


Improved method for characterization of bacterial dehydrogenases using acrylamide gel disc electrophoresis.


Temporal disintegration and depersonalization during marihuana intoxication.


The role of GABA and related amino acids in some functions of the central nervous system. A review.


An experimental investigation in design and force distribution with unilateral mandibular distal extension removable partial dentures.


Pleural fibrocalcific plaques and asbestos exposure.


Ribosomal RNA degradation and the degradation products in starved Escherichia coli. IV. The cellular components excreted into the media during different deprivation conditions.


Control of the synthesis of phosphoenolpyruvate carboxylase and phosphoenolpyruvate carboxykinase in Escherichia coli.


The application of catheter-type semiconductor radiation detector (CASRAD) to the pulmonary function studies.


Contribution of lipid to hemagglutination and hemosensitization.


A new generalized transducing phage in Salmonella.


The growth of Mycobacterium leprae in the foot pads of Swiss white mice (Rockefeller strain) without constant thermoregulation.


Detection of immunoglobulins (gamma M and gammaG) by fluorescent antibody method in canine lung allotransplantation.


Experiences with the Kirby-Bauer method of antibiotic susceptibility testing.


Metoclopramide and perphenazine in the prevention of postoperative nausea and vomiting.


Dermatological journals in Britain.

Dermatological journals in Britain.


The British Association of Dermatology (1920-1970).


A clinical trial with hydrocortisone butyrate cream in psoriasis.


Oral gentamycin sulfate in treatment of infantile diarrhea due to enteropathogenic E. coli.


Normal periosteal reactions and associated soft-tissue findings. Relationship to infantile colic and to the Caffey syndrome.


Usefulness of ascorbate dilution curves in heart disease.


Sudden intestinal distension in a newborn.


Progesterone supression of LH-releasing hormone-induced stimulation of LH release in rats.


Localization of the stimulatory feedback effect of estrogen on ovulation in the rat.


In vitro responses of anterior pituitary glands from normal, castrated and androgen-treated male rats to LH-releasing factor (LRF) and high potassium medium.


Another chapter in the zinc story.

Another chapter in the zinc story.


Effect of catecholamines precursors on insulin secretion.


Growth hormone dynamics in acromegaly.

Growth hormone dynamics in acromegaly.


Immunosuppressive therapy for the eye changes of Graves' disease.


Effects of calcitonin in Paget's disease and polyostotic fibrous dysplasia.


Radioisotopic thyroidolymphography in patients with Graves' disease.


Transformation of cortisol in rheumatoid synovial tissue in vitro.


Influence of intravenous administration of calcium gluconate on the 11-hydroxycorticosteroid secretion by the adrenal cortex.


Serum gonadotropin responses to estrogen and progestogen in recently castrated human females.


Renal tubular acidosis in salt-losing syndromes of congenital adrenal hyperplasia (CAH).


What is the antibody specificity of LATS?


Effect of hypothalamic extracts and exogenous prolactin on reaccumulation of prolactin in the pituitary of the lactating rat after suckling.


Steroid biosynthesis by human foetal adrenals incubated in vitro with [4-14C) progesterone: changes with gestational age.


Genetic expression in bacteriophage lambda. 3. Inhibition of Escherichia coli nucleic acid and protein synthesis during lambda development.


Isolation and characterization of frameshift mutations in the lac operon.


Molecular heterogeneity in the amino-terminal region of alkaline phosphatase.


Nucleotide distribution in the DNA of Escherichia coli.


Fate of ribosomal proteins after the degradation of ribosomal RNA's within the magnesium-starved cells of Escherichia coli.


Tracheotomy 'retractor' as a substitute for a tracheotube in post-operative tracheotomy in brachycephalic dogs.


Improved method for fixation of dog brain by vascular perfusion.


Complementation analysis of temperature-sensitive host specificity mutations in Escherichia coli.


Gabriel Gustav Valentin (1810-1883). Bern physiologist.


Medical illustration and book decoration in the 18th century.


Demonstration of equine infectious anemia viral antigen by immunofluorescence.


An instrument for harvesting tonsillar material for diagnosis of hog cholera.


[A review of pancreatic transplantation in man, and function of the pancreaticoduodenal graft].


Haemodialysis in the treatment of acute poisoning.


Neonatal cranial malformations.

Neonatal cranial malformations.


Ultrastructure of the red blood cell.

Ultrastructure of the red blood cell.


The history of neuroradiology.

The history of neuroradiology.


The nature of radiologic diagnosis in diseases of bone.


The concept of an 'autoallergic' hepatitis.


Theoretical aspects of saturation analysis.


A preparative scale fractionation of ribosomal RNA from its precursors.


End group determination in gamma-irradiated DNA.


Low-angle x-ray diffraction maxima from ribosomes.


Enzymatic polymerization of S4-methyl-4-thiouridine 5'-diphosphate by polynucleotide phosphorylase from Escherichia coli.


Polypeptide synthesis with ribonuclease-digested ribosomes.


Hybridization and renaturation of the nonrepetitive DNA of higher organisms.


The inactivation of Escherichia coli RNA polymerase by Mg2+ and nucleoside triphosphates and the reactivation by salt.


The cell-free synthesis of ribosomal proteins on small polysomes.


Nucleotide pool changes in mutants of Escherichia coli.


In vivo control characteristic of the repression system in Escherichia coli K 12 (lambda tU37).


Notes at the 50th anniversary of the Scandinavian Orthopaedic Society and the 40th anniversary of Acta Orthopaedica Scandinavica.


Arteriographic findings in necrosis of the head of the femur after medial neck fracture.


Splenomegaly and malaria in the central highlands of South Vietnam.


Studies on trachoma. VII. Isolation of a mixture of type 1 and type 2. Trachoma strains from a child in Saudi Arabia.


In memoriam. Professor Dr. sc. med. Eberhart Reumuth.


Treatment of falciparum malaria caused by strain resistant to quinine.


William Stewart Halsted (1852-1922) surgeon of the "Hopkins Four".


Beethoven's deafness.

Beethoven's deafness.


Inhalation anesthesia for simple deep hypothermia induced by surface cooling.


A scoring system for human figure drawings as a measure of personality at level 3 of the Leary interpersonal diagnostic system.


Flicker fusion bibliography, 1953-1968.

Flicker fusion bibliography, 1953-1968.


Toward an anthropology of dogmatism: maladjustment, modernization, and Martin Luther King.


Perceived acceptance and helpfulness in a marathon group.


Dissimilarities between conditioned avoidance responses and phobias.


FDA: guidelines chiseled in stone.

FDA: guidelines chiseled in stone.


Evaluation of artificial skin models: presentation of three clinical cases.


In vitro and in vivo assessment of the preserved liver under hypothermia and hyperbaria without perfusion.


Viability and function of canine kidneys following 18 hour in vitro storage.


Improved 24 hour renal preservation after addition of PCO, a respiratory stimulating yeast extract.


Orthotopic cardiac allotransplantation in puppies: follow-up of 38- and 21-month survivors.


Erythrocyte-tube wall interactions in laminar flow of blood suspensions.


Selective plasmapheresis in dogs for delay of heterograft response.


Eight years' experience with a community dialysis center: the Northwest Kidney Center.


Dialysis of poisons and drugs--annual review.


Electron microscopic autoradiography for demonstration of pineal serotonin in rat.


How cells settle on glass: a study by light and scanning electron microscopy of some properties of normal and stimulated macrophages.


Ultrastructure of the surface of the epithelial cells in the rat retina.


Scanning electron microscope studies of some internal surfaces in human skin.


Morphological differences in immunofluorescence of the antigens of adenoviruses types 1-7, 7a, 14, 16 and 21.


Conduction analgesia in obstetrical practice.


Conceptual developments in psychosomatic medicine: 1939-1969.


Vascular disease in progressive systemic sclerosis (scleroderma).


President Roosevelt's health.

President Roosevelt's health.


Periarticular calcific deposits mimicking acute arthritis.


Heberden Oration, 1969. Rheumatoid arthritis--nature or nurture?


Evening indomethacin in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis.


Temperature and biochemical studies of joint inflammation. A preliminary investigation.


Uric acid excretion in the relatives of patients with gout.


Valvular mechanisms in juxta-articular cysts.


Intra-articular pressure in rheumatoid arthritis of the knee. 3. Pressure changes during joint use.


Isohaemagglutinins anti-A nd anti-B in rheumatoid arthritis and ankylosing spondylitis.


Direct studies of nuclear movements in schizophyllum commune.


Changes in carbohydrate composition and trehalase-activity during the budding cycle of Saccharomyces cerevisiae.


The pepsins of normal human gastric juice. 1. The frequency of occurrence, under defined conditions, of the different human pepsins in the gastric juices of 50 normal subjects was investigated by agar-gel electrophoresis. 2. From a total of eight proteolytic zones located in the zymograms, no significant differences of occurrence existed between the sexes, or between subjects with or without gastric symptoms. 3. Two zones, numbered 3 and 5, occurred in all normal gastric juices. Zone 3 always exhibited the greatest proteolytic activity, then zone 5. The remaining enzymic zones were less well-marked and occurred less frequently. 4. A minor zone, 3a, was demonstrated within zone 3. The corresponding pepsin, 3a, has a mobility towards the anode 6-7% greater than has pepsin 3. 5. Of the eight zones, 1,2,3,3a and 5, at least, represent unique pepsins.


The incorporation of uridine into brain RNA during short experiences.


Human hair: a genetic marker.

Human hair: a genetic marker.


Clear-cell acanthoma. Experience of 8 years.


Cutaneous vascular calcification, gangrene and hyperparathyroidism.


Experimental study by skin grafting of the absorption of amyloid in localized amyloidosis.


Hydatidiform keratinous cyst: clinical recognition of a benign proliferating epidermoid cyst.


Pigmented contact dermatitis.

Pigmented contact dermatitis.


Generalized granuloma annulare: relationship to diabetes mellitus as revealed in 8 cases.


The response of the sweat gland to acetylcholine in atopic subjects.


The effect of propranolol on the acetylcholine-induced sweat gland response in atopic and non-atopic subjects.


Immunosuppressants in the treatment of pemphigus.


Therapeutics. XI. Immunosuppressive drugs.


Myasthenia gravis, haemolytic anaemia, and lymphoreticular malignancy.


Controlled trial of prednisone in adult patients with the nephrotic syndrome. A multi-centre controlled trial of steroid treatment of the nephrotic syndrome was carried out on 125 patients. Of these, 64 were controls and 61 received prednisone in a recommended dose range of 20-30 mg./24 hours. The actual initial dose averaged 29 mg./24 hours. Treatment was continued for a variable period, but not less than six months. More than 10 mg./24 hours was given on average for 12 months to all patients, and for longer periods to some. Patients were classified, on the basis of biopsy specimens, into three groups: A, minimal change; B, membranous nephropathy; and C, proliferative glomerulonephritis. In groups B and C prednisone did not have any strikingly favourable effect on proteinuria or on renal function as compared with the control group. In group A, however, prednisone reduced proteinuria to a striking and statistically significant extent. It had little if any effect on long-term renal function in any group. The death rate was higher in the combined prednisone groups (17/61) than in the control groups (12/64). This difference was not statistically significant, but there was a significantly higher number of deaths from cardiovascular disease in the prednisone group, whereas the numbers of deaths from renal failure were not significantly different in the two groups.


Laboratory diagnosis of rubella.

Laboratory diagnosis of rubella.


Some mediaval teeth.

Some mediaval teeth.


Franco-Prussian War 1870-1871: voluntary aid for the wounded and sick.


Sleeping pills.

Sleeping pills.


Tissue matching and early rejection of cadaveric-donor renal allografts: the importance of unidentified donor antigens. Tissue typing has been reviewed in a series of 100 technically successful cadaveric-donor kidney grafts. The criterion of transplant failure was immunological rejection causing total loss of function within three months of operation.No significant correlation was observed between matching grade and graft failure due to early acute rejection. This is attributed to the failure to detect at least one "LA" or "4" antigen (as defined in our laboratory), representing a potential incompatibility, in 89% of the grafts, and in the remaining 11% to the lack of an available recipient with identical "LA" and "4" typing. Undetected antigens on the donor are usually incompatible, and probably these incompatibilities unfavourably influence early graft survival.If the results of cadaveric-donor renal transplantation are to equal those of transplantation from well-matched living related donors it will be necessary to type with sera which can recognize individually all HL-A antigens, including those not yet identified, and to create an international pool of over 1,000 potential recipients.


A controlled trial of three regimens of self-administered and supervised chemotherapy for pulmonary tuberculosis. B. Bacteriological report.


Bacteriological diagnosis of pulmonary tuberculosis - -sputum microscopy.


Life graphs: aging and cohort effect.

Life graphs: aging and cohort effect.


Evaluation of trifluperidol in chronic schizophrenia.


The effect of homograft rejection on wound healing.


An analysis of suture withdrawal stress.


The repair of incisional and inguinal hernias.


Factors influencing the biosynthesis of erythromycin by Streptomyces erythreus.


Evaluation of iron-reducing bacteria in soil and the physiological mechanism of iron-reduction in Aerobacter aerogenes.


Trials of BT 436 in amoebiasis.

Trials of BT 436 in amoebiasis.


The hatching and activation of taeniid ova in relation to the development of cysticercosis in man.


Trichinella spiralis as the carrier of Salmonella typhi murium.


Simulated mutation at the active site of biologically active proteins.


Aspects of enzyme mechanisms studies by nuclear spin relazation induced by paramagnetic probes.


Some aspects of enzyme reactions in heterogeneous systems.


The specificity and mechanism of pepsin action.


Fallacies in child care. II. That fathering is unimportant.


The medical profession and sex in 1900.

The medical profession and sex in 1900.


A complication of manual removal of the placenta.


Folic acid in pregnancy.

Folic acid in pregnancy.


Would the gift. Presidential address.

Would the gift. Presidential address.


Rectal prolapse.

Rectal prolapse.


Hospitalism.

Hospitalism.


Rectovaginal fistula. A review of 20 years' experience in a community hospital.


Therapeutic agents in an inpatient community for children.


Levamisole in the treatment of ascariasis in children. Levamisole (the laevorotatory isomer of tetramisole) is a new synthetic anthelmintic. A cure rate of 91% was obtained in a series of 111 ascariasis-infected children treated with a single oral dose of the drug. The failures, who were treated with the drug a second time one week later, were all cured. In a comparative study of levamisole and piperazine citrate in a series of 100 children with ascariasis a cure rate of 92% and 90% was obtained with a single dose of levamisole and piperazine respectively, indicating equal efficacy. Levamisole is better tolerated than piperazine citrate and is virtually free of toxic effects.


Advances in asthma. Pulmonary function tests in diagnosis and management.


Resuscitation at road accidents.

Resuscitation at road accidents.


A review of the causes of reproductive failure in swine.


Identification of Mycoplasma mycoides varias mycoides colonies by immunofluorescence.


Mania. A clinical study of dissertations before 1750.


Editorial: B.F. Skinner and his contingencies.


Nature of antigens of cultured Burkitt lymphoma cells, as revealed by membrane immunofluorescence.


Evaluation of Gynben in the treatment of vaginitis in a clinic population.


Pediatric profile. Edwards A. Park, 1878-1969.


The treatment of patients hospitalized with bronchial asthma.


Typhoid fever: pathogenesis and immunologic control.


Warfarin therapy. 1.

Warfarin therapy. 1.


Know-nothing editor.

Know-nothing editor.


Typhoid fever: pathogenesis and immunologic control. 2.


Committee on nutrition. Infant methemoglobinemia. The role of dietary nitrate.


Properties of a temperature-sensitive, radiation-sensitive mutant of Escherichia coli. II. DNA replication. We have described a temperature-sensitive, radiation-sensitive mutant of Escherichia coli. In vitro assays have demonstrated that DNA ligase activity is markedly reduced in this strain relative to that of the parent strain. Okazaki fragments of newly replicated DNA accumulate in this mutant strain upon growth at the restrictive temperature. These results imply that the same enzyme, DNA ligase, functions both in normal semiconservative replication and in nonconservative repair replication of DNA.


Peptide chain termination. V. The role of release factors in mRNA terminator codon recognition. The protein release factors, R1 and R2, bind to ribosomes in response to specific terminator codons (R1 to UAA or UAG, R2 to UAA or UGA). In reactions containing ribosomes, the tritiated oligonucleotide UA[(3)H](A)(2) is retained on nitrocellulose filters in response to either R1 or R2, and UA[(3)H]G in response to R1. These results indicate that an R.terminator codon.70S ribosome intermediate occurs during terminator codon recognition and suggest that protein release factors R1 and R2 recognize terminator codons.


Patterns of RNA synthesis in T5-infected cells. I. As studied by the technique of DNA-RNA hybridization-competition. The RNA-labeling patterns obtained after T5 infection of Escherichia coli F agree with the patterns of protein labeling published by McCorquodale and Buchanan.(1) Three distinct classes of RNA formed sequentially during the period of viral development can be recognized by the DNA-RNA hybridization-competition technique. Class I RNA is formed within 5 minutes after the beginning of viral metabolism and corresponds to the RNA synthesized in response to infection with the 8 per cent segment of T5 DNA. Protein synthesis directed by this 8 per cent segment is required in some capacity for the cessation of class I synthesis and the beginning of the synthesis of class II at 4 to 5 min after infection. Class III RNA synthesis begins between 9 and 12 minutes. Its appearance is prevented when chloramphenicol is added immediately after complete expression of class I functions.


Escherichia coli mutants defective in chemotaxis toward specific chemicals. Mutants of Escherichia coli K12 have been found which fail to carry out chemotaxis toward certain chemicals only. One mutant exhibits greatly reduced chemotaxis toward L-serine but has no detectable defect either in uptake or in oxidative metabolism of that compound. Another mutant is not attracted to D-galactose and certain related sugars. There is a correlation between the galactose chemotaxis defect and a defect in galactose uptake, perhaps indicating a common component for chemotaxis and uptake systems. The results are discussed in terms of a model for chemotaxis in which attractants are detected by specific "chemoreceptors."


An ATP-dependent deoxyribonuclease from Escherichia coli with a possible role in genetic recombination. A DNase which requires ATP for its function was purified from E. coli and some of the characteristics of the purified enzyme were studied. This enzyme activity could not be detected in certain (recB and recC) recombination deficient mutant strains. The possible role of the enzyme in genetic recombination is discussed.


The role of ribosomal conformation in protein biosynthesis: the streptomycin-ribosome interaction. The role played by ribosomal conformation in codon-anticodon recognition has been studied using streptomycin as a probe, inasmuch as streptomycin is known to cause misreading of the genetic code. Changes in ribosomal structure have been followed by the method of hydrogen-tritium exchange. The results show that streptomycin induces two types of change in the hydrogen exchange pattern. At low molar ratios of streptomycin to ribosomes, a stimulation of the hydrogen exchange rate ("loosening" of ribosomal structure) is observed, with a small inhibition of polypeptide synthesis. As the streptomycin: ribosome ratio is increased, a maximum exchange rate is reached, after which the rate decreases ("tightening" of structure); in this region, inhibition of peptide synthesis increases sharply, and misreading of the code begins. None of these effects is observed with streptomycin-resistant ribosomes.


Allograft coverage of open wounds of various types in children.


Rationale for the use of nonabsorbable antibiotics to treat urinary infections: preliminary clinical report.


Immunologic aspects of ulcerative colitis.


The use of systemic corticosteroids in dermatology.


Ultrastructural observation of 5-hydrozytryptamine-storing granules in the domestic fowl thrombocytes.


133-Xe clearance from musculus quadriceps femoris during concentric and eccentric bicycle exercise at different temperatures and loads.


Effects of varied cerebrospinal fluid pressure on cerebral blood flow in dogs.


Rubella vaccine comparative study. Nine-month follow up and serologic response to natural challenge.


The effect of carbon dioxide on plasma antidiuretic hormone levels during intermittent positive-pressure breathing.


Diagnosis of African swine fever by fluorescent antibody staining of blood films and buffy coat smears.


Further studies on the retrocorneal membrane-endothelium relationship.


Posthepatitic cirrhosis of the liver.

Posthepatitic cirrhosis of the liver.


Arsenic as an inhibitor of the enzymes concerned in cellular recovery (dark repair).


Causes and significance of different rates of growth of human tumors.


In memoriam. Maud Frances Forrester-Brown 1885-1970.


Direct repair of the defect in spondylolisthesis. Preliminary report.


In memoriam. John Bentham Morris 1933-1970.


Cardiodynamics in clinical medicine.

Cardiodynamics in clinical medicine.


Unwinding the double helix.

Unwinding the double helix.


Successes and problems.

Successes and problems.


Slower progress now.

Slower progress now.


Nucleotide sequences of sections of 16S ribosomal RNA.


Fertilization and cleavage in vitro of preovulator human oocytes.


Scientific bibliography.

Scientific bibliography.


Professor Otto Warburg.

Professor Otto Warburg.


Doctors and democracy. New York physicians in the Canadian rebellion, 137.


Neurasthenia. Medical profession and urban "blahs".


Technique for human marrow grafting.

Technique for human marrow grafting.


Causes of depressed pulmonary function following reimplantation of the canine lung.


Influence of surgical technique on the results of pulmonary reimplantation.


Some epidemiological features of Hodgkin's disease in Japan.


Antigenic modification of rat tumor cells artificially infected with Friend virus in the primary autochthonous host.


An immunoferritin study of a Burkitt lymphoma cell line harboring EB virus particles.


Neurovascular cutaneous island pedicles for deficient median-nerve sensibility. New technique and results of serial functional tests.


Economic losses resulting from mastitis. A review.


Growth and toxin production of Clostridium botulinum type E in milk.


Stanley Paul Young, 1889-1969.

Stanley Paul Young, 1889-1969.


Cylinder count method for determinig plate count of pasteurized milk products.


Influence of the growth medium on the proteinase system of Streptococcus lactis no. 3.


Heat-labile virus-inhibiting factor or interferon induced by virus.


Reexamination and characterization of the T-agglutination complex or pattern of Streptococcus pyogenes: preparation of anti-T factor sera.


Skin grafts in small animal practice.

Skin grafts in small animal practice.


Some remarks on fatty livers and fatty kidneys in the nephrotic syndrome.


Changing concepts of albumin metabolism and distribution in cirrhosis of the liver.


A biomedical computer programme system for controlled trials.


Mogens Björneboe 60 years.

Mogens Björneboe 60 years.


Ascites formation in cirrhosis and its management.


Adsorption and inhibiting action of colicin E1 on sensitive bacteria under different physico-chemical conditions.


Professor R. C. Punnett.

Professor R. C. Punnett.


Unilateral neurological defect in myelomeningocele with normal bladder function. Report on two cases.


Factors promoting urinary and anal continence in children with myelomeningocele.


Management of bacterial endocarditis-1970.


Studies of bladder stone disease in Thailand. XII. The effect of methionine and pyridoxine supplements on urinary sulfate.


Renal manifestations of the Henoch-Schoenlein syndrome in adults.


The concept of limited forms of Wegener's granulomatosis.


Gastrin.

Gastrin.


Vascular calcification and peripheral necrosis in a renal transplant recipient. Reversal of lesions following subtotal parathyroidectomy.


Tertiary hyperparathyroidism diagnosed after renal homotransplantation.


Transcanal mastoidectomy restoring an aerated antrum.


Mastoid obliteration using homograft bone. Preliminary report.


Mastoid obliteration.

Mastoid obliteration.


The effect of repetitive sampling on the incidence of false positive reactions in the vaginal mucus agglutination test for bovine vibriosis.


Isolation of Pasteurella anatipestifer from black swan (Cygnus atratus).


Flow estimation by indicator dilution (bolus injection).


The effect of gastrin on gastric secretion in Rana catesbeiana (American bullfrog).


Molindone in chronic schizophrenia.

Molindone in chronic schizophrenia.


Effects of a single large intravenous dose of methylprednisolone sodium succinate.


Role of corticosteroids in the treatment of circulatory collapse states.


Studies on methionyl transfer RNA synthetase from Escherichia coli K12. Amino acid composition and relation of sulfhydryl groups to enzyme activities.


Clinical evaluation of flufenisal, a long-acting analgesic.


Comparison of glaphenine and codeine in postoperative dental pain.


Identification of sulfur-containing bases in transfer ribonucleic acids by phosphorescence spectroscopy.


50 years with the American College of Dentists.


Inflammatory papillary hyperplasia of the oral mucosa: report of 341 cases.


Metabolic control and intracellular pH during phagocytosis by polymorphonuclear leucocytes.


Studies on the allosteric effectors and some properties of phosphoenolpyruvate carboxylase from Escherichia coli.


Human macrophage culture. The leprosy prognostic test (LPT).


Kinetic studies on the allosteric nature of phosphoenolpyruvate carboxylase from Escherichia coli.


Controlled trials in the chemotherapy of leprosy.


Chemotherapeutic trials in leprosy. 5. A study of methods used in clinical trials in lepromatous leprosy.


Controlled clinical comparison between a strontium chloride and a sodium monofluorophosphate toothpaste in diminishing root hypersensitivity.


The relation of nerve fibers to Mycobacterium leprae. I. The phagocytic activity of cells in damaged nerve.


Analysis of a trial of dapsone vs placebo in lepromatous leprosy.


William Gordon Smith.

William Gordon Smith.


Jack Albert Houston Jeffery.

Jack Albert Houston Jeffery.


William Joseph Newing.

William Joseph Newing.


The development of paediatric services in Victoria. 2.


William Roy Angus.

William Roy Angus.


Renal transplantation five years later.

Renal transplantation five years later.


Plasma salicylate levels in rheumatoid arthritis produced by four different salicylate preparations.


Controlled and uncontrolled studies on "Fiorinal-PA" for symptomatic relief in tension headache.


An optimal zone of colistin activity with Serratia marcescens.


Progress in the treatment of burned children.


William Dixon Saltau.

William Dixon Saltau.


Patrick William Shanahan.

Patrick William Shanahan.


Egal White.

Egal White.


The role of the dentist in the mental hospital.


The resilient partial denture.

The resilient partial denture.


A modified hemoglobin substrate method for the estimation of pepsin in gastric juice.


Comparison of the gastric secretory responses following the administration of histamine acid phosphate and pentagastrin by separate continuous intravenous infusions or by a step-test method.


Effect of secretin on histamine- and pentagastrin-induced secretion of pepsin in man.


Clinical experience with cycloserine in the treatment of tuberculosis.


Double blind trial with cycloserine in salvage cases of pulmonary tuberculosis.


Nocardiosis: a review.

Nocardiosis: a review.


The formation and the alveolar and clinical eruption of the permanent teeth. An orthopantomographic study.