Rubidium and lithium: opposite effects on amine-mediated excitement. In mice the activation caused by morphine was antagonized by previous treatment with lithium and was potentiated by previous treatment with rubidium. Other antimanic drugs antagonized the morphine activation as well. The effect of rubidium was similar to that of the antidepressant drugs imipramine and pargyline. Rubidium may merit clinical evaluation as an antidepressant agent in man.


[Difficult voiding due to paravesical metastases from carcinoma of the esophagus: report of a case].


Congenital syphilis.

Congenital syphilis.


Papillary cystadenoma of the epididymis. A clinicopathologic analysis of 20 cases.


Fetal and neonatal development of lymphoid tissues.


The chronicity of schizophrenia in indigenous tropical peoples. Results of a twelve-year follow-up survey in Mauritius.


The British candidate for termination of pregnancy: a quantified survey of psychiatric referrals.


Routine thoracic radiography in health monitoring of small primates.


Plasma proteins and certain non-protein nitrogenous constituents in the blood of Indian elephants (Elephas maximus).


Pathology of liver and pancreas in opisthorchiasis noverca in dogs and pigs.


The occurrence of Fasciola gigantica in the liver of an Indian rhinoceros (R. unicornis).


Isolation of Mycoplasma agalactiae varias bovis from the respiratory tract.


Oral micoren for chronic bronchitis?

Oral micoren for chronic bronchitis?


Autoreduction of horse heart ferricytochrome c. Kinetic and equilibrium studies of the over-all reaction.


Model nucleohistones: the interaction of F1 and F2al histones with native T7 DNA.


The estimation of coronary volume elasticity in the beating heart of the dog.


The effect of short-lasting repetitive vibration of the triceps muscle and concomitant fusimotor stimulation on the reflex response of spinal alpha motoneurones in decerebrated cats.


The mechanism of urate transport in rabbit kidney tubules in vitro.


Vascular area which most contributes to carotid occlusion reflex.


Cardiac membrane currents as affected by an neuroleptic agent: droperidol.


[Respiratory response to isolated changes of cerebrospinal fluid pH: studies of anesthetized and decerebrate cats before and during vagus nerve blockade].


Anoxia-recovery cycle in ventricular muscle: action potential duration, contractility and ATP content.


Plaque formation by influenza viruses in a clonal line of porcine kidney cells.


The Alsatian, the guard dog and the public.


Studies on histopathology of Stilesia globipunctata infections in Iran.


The relationship between bulk milk cell counts and cow and quarter mastitis incidence.


Brucellosis and the veterinary surgeon.

Brucellosis and the veterinary surgeon.


Erythrocytes and leucocytes in the vaginal smear of the beagle bitch.


An unusual finding in a cat.

An unusual finding in a cat.


Newcastle disease control: after the change.


Parabronema skrjabini in Cyprus.

Parabronema skrjabini in Cyprus.


Presence of arginine residues at the strong, hydrophobic anion binding sites of bovine serum albumin.


Calorimetric investigation of inhibitor binding to rabbit muscle aldolase.


Properties of a polyriboadenylate polymerase isolated from yeast ribosomes.


Response of histone turnover and phosphorylation to X irradiation.


Topography of nucleic acid helices in solutions. Proton magnetic resonance studies of the interaction specificities of steroidal amines with nucleic acid systems.


Conformational changes in rabbit muscle aldolase. Ultraviolet spectroscopic studies.


A male monozygotic twinship discordant for homosexuality. A repertory grid study.


Maturation of convulsogenic activity induced by leptazol in the albino rat. 1. Maturation of the excitatory and inhibitory neuromechanisms at various levels of the central nervous system was demonstrated by the convulsogenic activity induced by leptazol in the developing albino rat.2. The somatomotor end points considered (myoclonic jerk, myoclonic seizure, tonic seizure and catalepsy) were not observed in all age groups. Tonic seizure was seen at birth, myoclonic jerks at 2 weeks of age, myoclonic seizure and catalepsy at 3 weeks of age.3. The convulsive sequences described presented three different patterns, defining three age groups: the infant pattern (infant group: newborn-1 week old animals); the transitional pattern (transitional group: 2 week old animals); and the adult pattern (adult group: 3 week old-adult animals).4. Effective doses were determined for the three types of convulsive sequence: MJ50 for the myoclonic major sequence (maximal end point: myoclonic jerk), MS50 for the myoclonic major sequence (maximal end point: myoclonic seizure) and the TS50 for the myoclonic-tonic-clonic sequence (maximal end point: tonic seizure).5. The correlation of the convulsive patterns with the dose and latency variations suggests that: (a) the neuromechanisms responsible for the tonic seizure and clonic seizure, located at brainstem and spinal cord levels, function at birth and reach maturity at 3 weeks of age; (b) the neuromechanisms responsible for the myoclonic manifestations and for catalepsy, located at the striato-thalamocortical level, start functioning at 2-3 weeks of age, indicating the later maturation of the more cephalic structures.


Prospective study into puerperal depression.


Guidelines for the care of patients who exhibit violent behaviour in mental and mental subnormality hospitals.


No general danger from pets with cancer.


Diagnosis of haemorrhagic illness.

Diagnosis of haemorrhagic illness.


Haemorrhage mimicking intravascular haemolysis.


The isolation of L forms of Streptococcus agalactiae from cases of bovine mastitis.


Direct trauma of the mammary glands in dairy cattle. I. Variations in incidence due to animal variables.


Diagnosis of surra in camels by the passive haemagglutination test.


Congenital melanoma in a calf. A review and case report.


Infection by Pasteurella multocida.

Infection by Pasteurella multocida.


Salmonella dublin infection in a beef herd.


The efficacy of dietary therapy for phenylketonuria. Ninety-four patients with classical phenylketonuria are reviewed. Early treatment with a low phenylalanine diet usually results in normal or near-normal I.Q. Twenty-seven of the 38 patients diagnosed before 2 months of age have an I.Q. in the normal range. Of the other 11, six are dull normal, four are borderline and one is frankly retarded. Adequate reasons are given for the less than optimal results in these 11 early-treated patients. Twenty-one of the 28 patients presenting with abnormal electroencephalograms showed normal tracings soon after initiation of diet and four of the other seven improved. Nine of 12 on continuous anticonvulsant medication at the time of presentation were able to discontinue this soon after institution of dietary measures. Eighteen of the 19 sibling pair comparisons revealed a better ultimate I.Q. in the early-treated sib. A plea for early diagnosis by continuation of newborn screening programs and for centralization of diagnostic confirmation and treatment is made.


Clinical experience with a new type of contrast medium in selective coronary arteriography.


Inhibition of compensatory ovarian hypertrophy in mice by melatonin, 5-hydroxytryptamine and pineal powder.


The influence of lesions in the posteroventral grey matter of the mid-brains of rats on salt excretion.


Free thyroxine in bile.

Free thyroxine in bile.


The transfer of free alpha-amino nitrogen across the placental membrane in the guinea-pig. 1. Transfer of endogenous alpha-amino nitrogen from the maternal to foetal side of the placental membrane was studied in the foetal guinea-pig placenta perfused, in situ via the umbilical vessels, with an artificial fluid. Changes in maternal placental blood flow were followed by measuring the transfer of antipyrine into the perfusate.2. Active transport by the membrane was demonstrated under these conditions by observing the increased ratio of L/D leucine appearing in the perfusate in comparison with the maternal plasma ratio.3. Reduction in maternal placental flow following haemorrhage was associated with a fall in transfer of amino nitrogen to about half of the control values.4. The concentration of alpha-amino nitrogen in the perfusate was inversely proportional to the foetal placental flow which had a smaller influence on amino nitrogen transfer per min than did the maternal blood flow.5. Hypoxia and some inhibitors of oxidative metabolism were without influence on the transfer of alpha-amino nitrogen in this preparation.


Some observations concerning mammalian indoxyl metabolism and its relationship to the formation of urinary indigo pigments.


Active contraction of Starfish oocyte follicle cells after treatment with 1-methyl adenine.


Rheumatoid serum factor in populations in the U.K. I. Lung disease and rheumatoid serum factor.


Mitotic karyotype and nucleoli of the marbled newt Triturus marmoratus (Latreille).


A possible process of the secondary sterilization: delayed anovulation syndrome.


Evidence for a luteolytic function of prolactin in the intact cyclic rat using 2-Br-alpha-Ergokryptine (CB 154).


Some experiences on giant cell tumour of bone in Ceylon.


Old people no problem among the Aymara Indians of Bolivia.


Protein absorption by the guinea pig chorioallantoic placenta.


Split hand and foot anomaly in Macaca mulatta: a report of two cases.


Ultrastructure of cells in bone marrow and peripheral blood of normal mink and mink with the homologue of the Chediak-Higashi trait of humans. II. Cytoplasmic granules in eosinophils, basophils, mononuclear cells and platelets.


Serotonin storage organelles in human megakaryocytes.


Uterine malignancies of unspecified origin.


A focus of rumenal cancer in Kenyan cattle. A minimal incidence rate of 2·5% of rumenal cancer of cattle in the Nasampolai valley of Kenya Masailand has been established.Carcinoma of the oesophagus and oesophageal region of the stomach in two free-living giant forest hogs from the same area is reported.The high incidence of the bovine disease is thought to be associated with the abnormal forest grazing of the cattle.The possible aetiology of the disease is discussed.


Possible clinical implications of therapeutically induced temperature changes in continuously monitored tumour mass. (Preliminary report). Continuous temperature monitoring was carried out with thermistor probes implanted in breast tumours and in normal breast tissue. The results indicate that an initial rise in tumour temperature induced by the administration of nor-ethisterone acetate is associated with a subsequent objective response to that agent, whilst a fall has the reverse implication. Circadian rhythm has been demonstrated in all of the normal breasts and in all the tumours.It is suggested that skin temperature measurements above the tumour do not accurately relate to temperature within the tumour unless there is skin involvement.Considerable variation with time has been demonstrated in the tumour-normal temperature differential. This casts doubts upon the diagnostic value of the "normal" thermogram when taken as an isolated measurement. It may also tend to obscure any relationship between the degree of tumour temperature elevation and prognosis.We have now extended this investigation to include the effect of radiation to the cervix on temperature patterns in that site.


Studies on "nonspecific" binding.

Studies on "nonspecific" binding.


Trehalose malabsorption causing intolerance to mushrooms. Report of a probable case.


Limited proteolysis of horse heart cytochrome c.


Urinary glycoprotein antigenically related to human red cell membrane.


Immunosuppression by platinum diamines.

Immunosuppression by platinum diamines. Platinum diamine dichloride and tetrachloride inhibit the formation of antibody-forming cells in the mouse spleen after injection of sheep red cells. The dichloride is the more effective agent. It acts best when given 2 days after the antigen, which suggests that cells are more sensitive to its action when they are rapidly proliferating than when they are resting. Its dose-response curve is exponential, suggesting that its action is like that of an alkylating agent. Platinum ethylene diamines were relatively ineffective in this system.


Compression plating in large animal orthopedics.


Chondrosarcoma in a horse.

Chondrosarcoma in a horse.


Niche overlap and competition in woodrats.


What is your diagnosis?

What is your diagnosis?


Maturity and sexual dimorphism in the skull, mandible, and teeth of the beaked whale, Mesoplodon densirostris.


A structural and functional classification of mammalian tongues.


Wing loading in Plecotus rafinesquii.

Wing loading in Plecotus rafinesquii.


Ontogeny of a social display in Hyaena hyaena: anal protrusion.


A titanothere (Mammalia, perissodactyla) from the early Eocene of Wyoming.


High population density of Microtus ochrogaster.


Canine congenital heart disease: epidemiology and etiological hypotheses.


Electroencephalography in cerebrovascular disease in small animals.


Feline infectious peritonitis and its differential diagnosis.


Physiological observations in a chronic case of "locked-in" syndrome.


Sensory, motor, and autonomic dysfunction: the ner- vous system in familial dysautonomia.


Recent neuropathologic observations in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and parkinsonism-dementia of Guam.


Brainstem encephalitis with radiographic evidence of medullary enlargement.


The effect of chronic pyridostigmine administration on pyridostigmine-14C metabolism in myasthenia gravis.


Clinical and cerebrospinal fluid changes in parkinsonian patients treated with L-3,4-dihydroxyphenylalanine (L-dopa).


Chromosomes of cells cultured from brain tissue of a patient with subacute sclerosing panencephalitis.


Epilepsy precipitated by hot water immersion.


An assessment of the brucellosis card test.


The plating of mandibular fractures in the dog.


Suspected benzoic acid poisoning in the cat.


Blackleg in an elephant.

Blackleg in an elephant.


The solubility of cholesterol in aqueous solutions of bile salts and lecithin.


Tuberculosis in a red deer (Cervus elaphus) due to an atypical mycobacterium.


The yolk of the Atlantic hagfish Myxine glutinosa L.


A case of adamantinoma in a heifer.

A case of adamantinoma in a heifer.


Iridocyclitis and pauciarticular juvenile rheumatoid arthritis.


Plasma protein binding of diphenylhydantoin in normal and hyperbilirubinemic infants.


Determination of concentration of hydrogen and some other cases dissolved in biological fluids.


Egg white catalase. 1. Catalatic reaction.


Gonadotropic and antigonadotropic activity of ewe serum following chronic treatment with human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG).


Effect of interferon on synthesis of Eastern equine encephalitis virus RNA.


Ascorbic acid and the calcium metabolism of embryonic chick tibias.


Hypothalamic unit activity in the cat: effects of estrogen and vaginal stimulation.


The effect of estradiol-17 beta and vegetable oil on the hydroxylation of protocollagen.


The effect of raw soybean on the pancreas of adult dogs.


Haemagglutination and hemagglutination-inhibition reactions of extracts from snails and sponges. II. Haemagglutination-inhibition tests with biological materials and some substances contained in them.


Ultrastructural changes in the cell cycle of cultured melanoma cells.


Microvascular organization of the adult human testis.


California encephalitis--an endemic puzzle in Ohio.


Reassociation of dreams. I. Repetitive analysis of the first dream to induce regression, resolve a negative transference, and assess improvement. A series of verbatim recordings.


Photosensitization effects on the solubility of acid phosphatase in nervous tissue.


A comparative histochemical study of peroxidase activity in the submandibular glands of five mammalian species including man.


Household pets in training schools serving delinquent children.


What price the perfect baby?

What price the perfect baby?


Lead poisoning: zoo animals may be the first victims.


Density gradient separation of marrow precursor cells restricted for antibody specificity. Potentially immunocompetent cells of (C57BL/6 x DBA/2) F(1) mouse bone marrow are committed to antigenic determinants of sheep or burro erythrocytes prior to interaction with thymus-derived cells and participation in immune responses to administered antigens. At this stage of differentiation marrow cells of this particular mouse strain are not yet restricted for the immunoglobulin M or immunoglobulin G antibody class. By equilibrium centrifugation in discontinuous gradients of bovine serum albumin, precursors of cells that produce antibody to sheep erythrocytes migrate to denser regions, whereas the precursors of immunocytes that produce antibody to burro erythrocytes remain in the lower density regions. cursors for all specificities.


Behavioral abnormalities in rats with neonatal jaundice.


Vital effects of chronic nicotine absorption and chronic hypoxic stress during pregnancy and the nursing period.


Testicular feminization with immature Leydig cells--an ultrastructural demonstration.


A statistical analysis of the adherence of allergized lymph-node cells to mouse BP8 tumour cells in vitro.


Immunity development in chickens to the large intestinal roundworm, Ascaridia galli.


Immunizing characteristics of a tissue-culture-origin modified live-virus ocular vaccine for infectious laryngotracheitis.


Initiation of malignant transformation and the significance of changes in transfer RNA methylase enzymes.


Glucose and acetate utilization by hyperplastic, alveolar nodule outgrowths and adenocarcinomas of mouse mammary gland.


Seryl transfer RNA changes during estrogen-induced phosvitin synthesis and a unique seryl transfer RNA modification.


Stimulation of hemoglobin synthesis in developing chick blastodisc blood islands by a minor alanine-specific transfer RNA.


Traumatic proventriculitis in a rhea (Rhea americana).


Physiological activity of derivatives of a modified component of transfer RNA, N-(nebularin-6-ylcarbamoyl)-L-threonine.


Blocking of cell-mediated tumor immunity by sera from patients with growing neoplasms.


Characteristics of an isolate of infectious bronchitis virus from chickens in Florida.


Reproductive steroids in the bovine. IV. Urinary estrogen excretion rates from 0 to 9 days after breeding in fertile and nonfertile cows.


Response of ovaries to removal of corpora lutea in sheep.


Fatty liver and kidney syndrome in a broiler flock.


Epsilon-N-methyl lysine metabolism in sheep.


Isolation of a highly pathogenic virus from geese with hepatitis.


Monozygotic bovine twin efficiency values.


Litter size variations and emotional reactivity in BALB-c mice.


Effects of septal area and cingulate cortex lesions on opiate addiction behavior in rats.


Levels of prostaglandin F2-alpha in the uterine venous blood of sheep during the oestrous cycle.


Chromosomal rejoining in the absence of unscheduled DNA synthesis.


The development of a vaccine against avian infectious laryngotracheitis. IV. Immunization of chickens with a modified laryngotracheitis vaccine in the drinking water.


Human thymidine kinase gene locus: assignment to chromosome 17 in a hybrid of man and mouse cells. The human chromosome retained in a hybrid clone derived from human cells and a moluse line deficiemt in thymidine kinase has the quinacrinefluorescence pattern characteristic of chromosome 17.


Effects of conflict and stress on alcohol intake in rats.


Nuclear localization of histamine in neonatal rat brain. The concentration of histamine in the brains of neonatal rats is considerably higher than that in adults. Subcellular fractionation studies revealed that about 90 percent of the histamine content of neonatal rat brain is confined to the crude nuclear fraction obtained by differential fractionation. Purified nuclei prepared from these fractions retained 90 percent of their histamine content. The nuclear localization of histamine in the brains of neonatal rats suggests a function for histamine in modulating the growth processes of the neonatal brain.


Dosimetry in photocoagulation.

Dosimetry in photocoagulation.


Malignant hyperthermia.

Malignant hyperthermia.


The non-specific electrostatic nature of the adsorption of elastase and other basic proteins on elastin.


Chemical modification of the thioether bridges in cytochrome c. A novel method for heme cleavage.


Inhibition of porcine elastase by turkey ovomucoid and chicken ovoinhibitor.


Latex particle agglutination in the immunochemical system human serum albumin--anti-human serum albumin rabbit serum.


In vitro activity of bursal lymphocytes from two lines of chickens.


Effect of connective tissue intercellular matrix on lymphocyte stimulation.


Synchronous and asynchronous DNA synthesis in multinucleated Ehrlich ascites tumor cells compared with multinucleated cells cultured from frog lung.


Mitosis and population density in cultures of embryonic chick and mouse fibroblasts.


Non-reciprocal density-dependent mitotic inhibition in mixed cultures of embryonic chick and mouse fibroblasts.


Dense material associated with wound closure in the axolotl egg (A. mexicanum).


Early increase of amino acid transport in stimulated lymphocytes.


Developmental changes preceding cell fusion during muscle differentiation in vitro.


Glycoprotein nature of mitochondrial structural protein and neutral sugar content of mitochondrial proteins and structural proteins.


Allosteric interactions in D-serine dehydratase of chicken kidney.


Chalasia of the esophagus.

Chalasia of the esophagus.


Evaluation of different vaccines in the control of avian pasteurellosis (fowl cholera).


A short note on salmonellosis in laboratory animals.


Eosinophilic interstitial nephritis in goats.


Histopathological changes in some of the organs in heart worm infection in an Indian fox (Vulpes bengalensis).


Intussusception in poultry.

Intussusception in poultry.


Occurrence of Thelazia gulosa Railliet and Henry, 1910 in India.


Effect of different levels of feeding on the mortality due to parasites, growth and maturity in cross-bred lambs.


Rates of passage of some arid zone roughages through the digestive tract of sheep.


Influence of crossbreeding and other associated factors on the birth weight of calves in Hariana cattle.


Effect of season of calving on some of the economic traits in Ongole cattle.


Growth studies with Jamunapari goats. I. Early growth of Jamunapari goats.


Importance of inferior quality roughages in the dietary of cattle.


Efficacy of blood clotting time test in detection of cirrhosis of liver in buffaloes.


Stringhalt in camels-case reports.

Stringhalt in camels-case reports.


Surgical repair of milk fistula in goat.


Cerebral pasteurellosis in a buffalo.

Cerebral pasteurellosis in a buffalo.


Histopathology of uterine horns in pseudo-pregnancy in a bitch.


Effect of temperature on the mutual adhesion of preaggregation cells of the slime mould, Dictyostelium discoideum.


The quantitative glucose and mineral nutrient requirements of mouse LS (suspension) cells in chemically defined medium.


The removal of Coxsackie virus from water by sand obtained from the rapid sand filters of water-plants.


Formation of antibodies of different classes in influenzal infections.


Primary stimulation of specific neutralizing antibodies in sheep by active fixed rabies virus in lipoid adjuvant.


Epidemiological study of the incidence of amoebas of the limax group in military communities. 3. Investigation of the community of 3rd garrison LI-problems of contagion in the community.


Staphylococcus surveillance in Czechoslovakia.


The number of injections in primary immunization and postvaccination immunity from the results of controlled field trials with typhoid and paratyphoid B vaccines.


Anthrax. Biological and immunological principles of diagnosis and prevention. Communication 5. Correlation of anthraxin test indices with specific protection of guinea pigs.


Morphological changes induced in the guinea pig intestinal tract by enterally administered dysentery endotoxin.


Meat proteins as attractant for the housefly (Musca domestica L.).


Isolation of rabies-like virus from murine rodents.


The importance of seeing red: self-teaching techniques for adult aphasia.


The dying child.

The dying child.


Demonstration of an antigen common to several varieties of neoplasia.


Idiopathic hypertrophic subaortic stenosis in the elderly.


Substitution of 4-(2-hydroxyethyl)-1-piperazineethane sulfonic acid (HEPES) for bicarbonate in protein-free animal cell culture medium: application to vaccinia virus quantitation and fluorogenic acetylesterase assay in living LM cells.


Identification of staphylococcal delta-hemolysin.


How the elderly become second-rate medical citizens.


The effects of an antiserum to the contractile proteins of the heart on the developing rat embryo.


How industry can promote good mental health. A nurse's viewpoint.


Junkie in the house. The role of the industrial medical department.


The male nursing student: man in a woman's world.


Why do we advertise the chief cause of lung cancer?


Industrial health counseling service. A pilot project of the National Institute of Industrial Gerontology.


Argon lasers in photocoagulation therapy.


The transformation of selected steroids by Cylindrocarpon radicicola. A new biosynthetic pathway for estrololactone.


Some observations on the play behavior of the steller sea lion (Eumetopias jubata).


Formation of ribonucleoprotein particles by interaction of infectious viral RNA with cytoplasmic cell fractions.


Fate of RNA-labeled avian reovirus in infected cells.


Trends in clinical postgraduate medical education.


Parathormone as a mediator of inorganic phosphate diuresis during saline infusion in the rat.


On the origin of respiratory waves in circulation. I. The role of the chest pump.


On the origin of respiratory waves in circulation. II. The influence of inspiration and expiration.


Quantitative effect of vagal stimulation on heart interval in newborn and older rabbits.


A simple venous outflow recorder. Application for measurement of the renal blood flow in the dog.


The role of the vagus nerve in cardiac adaptation to exercise.


Human surface area: comparison of the Du Bois formula with direct photometric measurement.


Pressure induced changes of renal flow resistance in the dog kidney in situ.


Epidemiology of hydatidiform mole in Singapore.


Effect of dichlorvos on eggs and larvae of Ancylostoma caninum.


Human infection with Moniliformis moniliformis (Bremser, 1811) Travassos, 1915 (syn. Moniliformis dubius). Report of a case in Isfahan, Iran.


Intestinal parasites of well cared for dogs.


The funding of graduate education.

The funding of graduate education.


The relationship between the pubo-urethral ligaments and the urogenital diaphragm in the human female.


Tissue selenium concentrations in sheep fed a purified diet.


Effect of sex on the development of melanoma in hybrid fish of the Genus Xiphophorus.


A spontaneous mesenchymal cell neoplasm in the adult newt, Diemictylus viridescens.


Premature death and self-injurious behavior in old age.


Seasonal variations in the conception rate of beef cattle in the seasonal--equatorial climate of Southern Nigeria.


Prosthetic heart valve replacement. Causes of early postoperative death.


Maximal elevation of 2,3-diphosphoglycerate concentrations in human erythrocytes: influence on glycolytic metabolism and intracellular pH.


Uptake and release of calcium in rabbit vagus nerve.


Changes in firing rates of extensor motoneurones caused by electrically increased spinal inputs.


Interaction between the sugar and amino-acid transport systems at the small intestinal brush border: a comparative study.


Effect of a sudden change in sodium concentration on repetitively evoked action potentials of single nodes of Ranvier.


Rate of action of tetraethylammonium ions on the duration of action potentials in single Ranvier nodes.


Species differences in the binding of phenylbutazone to plasma albumin.


Delinquents failed by the system.

Delinquents failed by the system.


Discovering how mime can help.

Discovering how mime can help.


The occurrence of ovulation during pregnancy in the mare.


The effect of de-snooding on liveweight gain in turkeys.


Some conditions seen in feline practice attributable to hormonal causes.


Pneumococcal septicaemia in calves.

Pneumococcal septicaemia in calves.


Aspergillosis in five-to-16-week-old turkeys.


An achondroplastic syndrome in South County Cheviot sheep.


Helminths from Irish small mammals.

Helminths from Irish small mammals.


Case report. Hypertrophic pulmonary osteoarthropathy in a cow.


Furunculosis in the redspot salmon (Oncorhynchus rhodurus) and other salmonids in holding tanks.


Hyperestrogenism in female swine as the result of feeding mouldy corn.


Dirofilariasis in Canada.

Dirofilariasis in Canada.


The secondary structure of DNA in solution and in nucleohistone.


Structure and functional properties of chemically modified horse hemoglobin. I. Determination of the functional properties.


Structure and functional properties of chemically modified horse hemoglobin. II. X-ray studies.


Structure and functional properties of chemically modified horse hemoglobin. 3. Functional consequences of structural alterations and their implications for the molecular basis of co-operativity.


Music therapy in one hospital.

Music therapy in one hospital.


Effect of ovariectomy on the oxidative activity of the hypothalamus and of the limbic system of the rat.


Differential action of diazepam on flight and defense behavior in the cat.


Development of behavioral tolerance to morphine and methadone using the schedule-controlled behavior of the pigeon.


Multiple ocular anomalies and hydrocephalus in grade beef Shorthorn cattle.


Pathologic and endocrinologic changes associated with porcine agalactia.


Melioidosis in a chimpanzee.

Melioidosis in a chimpanzee.


Argon and ruby laser photocoagulation of disciform macular disease.


Photocoagulation of macular lesions.

Photocoagulation of macular lesions.


Trichinosis in bears in northeastern United States.


The presence of fimbriae (pili) in three species of Neisseria.


A study of the lipase produced by Anaerovibrio lipolytica, a rumen bacterium.


Effect of water sorption on the dielectric behavior of calcium chondroitin-4-sulfate.


Perspective on tuna fish.

Perspective on tuna fish.


The effects of some hallucinogens on aggressiveness of mice and rats. I.


Average evoked response and verbal correlates of unconscious mental processes.


Vasopressin-renin-cortisol interrelations.


Androgenicity in the rat fetus of metabolites of testosterone and antagonism by cyproterone acetate.


Responsiveness of follicles to gonadotropins during estrous cycle in the rat.


Tissue reactions to Schistosoma mansoni ova. 3. Micro-circulation in the intestine of infected mice, as studied by injection of contrast material.


An estrogen receptor in the corpora lutea of the pseudopregnant rabbit.


Therapy and management of some ocular diseases in the bovine.


Microphotometric and autoradiographic studies on the cell cycle and cell size during growth and decline of Chinese hamster cell cultures.


Anomeric configuration of galactose residues in ceramide trihexosides.


Purines, pyrimidines, and imidazoles. XXXVI. Carboxylation of some 5-aminoimidazoles and related compounds, including nucleosides and nucleotides, with potassium hydrogen carbonate in aqueous solution.


Polypeptides. XV. The synthesis and oxidation of some L-cysteinylpolyglycyl-L-cysteines.


Elimination of the Ferguson reflex by section of the pelvic nerves in the lactating goat.


4-Threonine analogues of neurohypophysial hormones withh selectively enhanced oxytocin-like activities.


Biochemistry of the development of the insect Ceratitis capitata. Changes of the positional distribution of fatty acids in diacylethanolamine phosphoglycerides.


Partial identification of a chymotrypsin formed by incubation of bovine chymotrypsinogen A with papain.


Isotope exchange studies on rabbit liver N-acetyltransferase.


Minimal cerebral dysfunction in children with chronic thrombocytopenia.


Carboxyhemoglobin levels as an index of hemolysis.


Book of accidents. Excerpt X: playing with horses.


The infant "collaborator" (sudden unexpected death, and nosogenic prehension of nasus).


A sea level view of altitude problems.

A sea level view of altitude problems.


Mirror writing: its role in reading problems and practical suggestions in the management of these patients.


Voice.

Voice.


Phenothiazine derivatives and brain zinc. Turnover radioactive isotope study.


Neurochemical changes associated with isolation and environmental stimulation.


Characterization of the rapidly labeled hybridizable RNA synthesized in L5178Y mouse leukemic cells. Hybridization lifetime studies. An attempt is made to characterize the rapidly labeled hybridizable RNA of L5178Y mouse leukemic cells which has been shown to have similar base sequences when synthesized in two different stages of the cell cycle. The size of rapidly labeled RNA molecules was heterogeneous. For labeling times of 20 min or less, the per cent of hybridization was maximal. With longer labeling times, the per cent of hybridization decreased as radioactivity appeared in long-lived species of low hybridization efficiency; the radioactivity profile resembled the optical density profile in sucrose gradients. The lifetime of newly synthesized hybridizable RNA was studied by pulse labeling exponentially growing cells and then "chasing" with nonradioactive uridine. The per cent of hybridization was studied as a function of chase time. Three RNA groups, which comprised different proportions of rapidly labeled hybridizable RNA, were distinguished. The short-lived group had a half-life of 10 min, much less than the values reported in the literature for messenger RNA of mammalian cells. The half-life of 1-1(1/2) hr observed for a medium-lived group more closely corresponds to that of messenger RNA. A long-lived group had a half-life of approximately 20 hr. Specific activity measurements during chase indicate the presence of a "pool" of labeled uridine derivatives. The uridine of this pool appears to be nonexchangeable with but dilutable by exogenous uridine. A nontoxic concentration of actinomycin D was added to the chase media in an attempt to block the "pool effect". A rapidly degradable RNA was demonstrable both by specific activity and per cent of hybridization measurements.


The use of serum as a control in acid-base determination.


Immunological aspects of systemic sclerosis in vitro activity of lymphocytes from patients with the disorder.


Dermatitis herpetiformis occurring in monozygous twins.


Circuitry and technique of extracorporeal porcine liver perfusion for the treatment of hepatic coma.


Studies on bovine dry-udder secretion with reference to its influence on protein synthesis.


The UT-AEC agriculture research laboratory variable gamma dose rate facility.


Morphology of experimental vaccinial superficial punctate keratitis--a scanning and transmission electron microscopic study.


Chorioretinitis in a band of horses.

Chorioretinitis in a band of horses.


Clinical study of nutritional secondary hyperparathyroidism in horses.


Acute bovine pulmonary emphysema in Utah.


Myelolipomas of the liver in a domestic cat.


Renal lymphoma in the dog and cat.

Renal lymphoma in the dog and cat.


Atresia ilei in a pup.

Atresia ilei in a pup.


Clinico-pathological conference: cellulitis, urolithiasis, chronic pyelonephritis, chronic cystitis and chronic prostatitis and cystic hyperplasia in a dog.


Studies of hydrogen exchange in proteins. V. The correlation of ribonuclease exchange kinetics with the temperature-induced transition.


Studies of hydrogen exchange in proteins. VI. Urea effects on ribonuclease exchange kinetics leading to a general model for hydrogen exchange from folded proteins.


X-ray crystallographic study of the erabutoxins and of a diiodo derivative.


Helminthosporoside, a host-specific toxin from Helminthosporium sacchari.


The subunit structure of horse spleen apoferritin. I. The molecular weight of the subunit.


Corpora lutea atretica in ovarian grafts.


Capacitation and fertilization during pseudopregnancy in the rabbit.


The role of progesterone in regulating the period of sexual receptivity in the female hamster.


A study on the effect of insulin on DNA, RNA and protein synthesis in mouse mammary gland tissue in organ culture.


The onset of first oestrus in the guinea-pig and the effects of gonadotrophins and oestradiol in the immature animal.


The effect of oestradiol benzoate on the duration of oestrous behaviour in the ovariectomized ewe.


The effect of perphenazine on the level of prolactin in sheep blood.


Closure of the nostrils (Young's operation) in atrophic rhinitis.


Pharmacological differentiation of "nicotinic" and "muscarinic" catalepsy.


Cholinergic- and neuroleptic-induced catalepsy: modification by lesions in the caudate-putamen.


Human exposure to mercury from goosander eggs containing methyl mercury.


A modified Stypven test for the determination of platelet factor 3.


The control of immature Schistosoma mansoni in mice by UK 3883, a novel 2-aminomethyltetrahydroquinoline derivative.


Bilateral congenital lateral patellar luxation in a foal.


Residues of polychlorinated biphenyls in cattle.


On the existence of currently described subspecies in the chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes).


Geographic and individual variation in Bornean gibbons, with remarks on the systematics of the subgenus Hylobates.


Social interactions of Galago crassicaudatus.


Body posture and mode of locomotion in early Pleistocene hominids.


Anomaly of the hallux in a lowland gorilla (Gorilla gorilla gorilla Savage and Wyman).


Urothelial micro-contour. I. Scanning electron microscopy of normal resting and stretched urethra and bladder.


Note on the control of gene expression during development.


Etiology of urethral syndrome: preliminary report.


For stricter treatment of drug abuse.

For stricter treatment of drug abuse.


Microprobe analysis of localized concentrations of metals in various human tissues.


An assessment of the nutritional status of the lactating beef cow.


Milk-fat synthesis in cows fed high-roughage and low-roughage diets.


Problems in the assessment of nutrient requirements.


What should we teach them?

What should we teach them?


Medical education and selection.

Medical education and selection.


Mycobacterial sporotrichoid.

Mycobacterial sporotrichoid.


Persistent potency of a secondary (conditioned) reinforcer following withdrawal of morphine from physically dependent rats.


Exploration of the anti-depressant potential of L-dopa.


Pharmacological protection against hypoxia induced amnesia in rats.


The Allen-Doisy test for estrogens reinvestigated.


Drug effects on distress-evoked behavior in mice: methodology and drug class comparisons.


Transection of spinal cord. A rare obstetrical complication of cephalic delivery.


Clinical value of plasma creatine kinase and uric acid levels during first week of life.


The cause of pancreatic enlargement in rats fed raw soybean.


Applications of pulse-echo ultrasonics in cardiological diagnosis.


Isolation of human genital TRIC agents in nongonococcal urethritis and Reiter's disease by an irradiated cell culture method.


Control of rabies.

Control of rabies.


Histological observations on a Rathke's cleft abnormality in a laboratory rat.


The time of oestrus in ferrets after bilateral superior cervical sympathetic ganglionectomy.


Contagious agalactia of sheep and goats studies on live and dead vaccines in lactating sheep.


The effect of hypothalamic deafferentation on the firing rates and response to oxytocin of identified paraventricular units in rats.


A radioimmunoassay for testosterone, androstenedione and other 3-oxo-4-unsaturated steroids.


The effect of ovarian steroids on hypothalamic thresholds for ovulation in the female rat.


Enhancement of on-time nidations in suckling pregnant mice by the proximity of strange males.


Immunoradiometric assay of parathyroid hormone.


Effects of intraductal prolactin on some aspects of the ultrastructure and biochemistry of mammary tissue in the pseudopregnant rabbit.


Demonstration of circulating antibodies to neurophysin in patients treated with pitressin.


The effect of prolactin and growth hormone on the ultrastructure of mouse mammary gland in organ culture.


Comparative biochemical effects of prolactin and growth hormone on mouse mammary gland in organ culture.


Ovulation in the rat after urethane anaesthesia.


Spiculopteragia (Nematoda) from deer in North America.


Splendidofilaria passerina sp. n. (Nematoda: Filarioidea) from the English sparrow in Illinois.


Nematode parasites of Oceanica. XI. Madelinema angelae gen. et sp. n., and Inglisonema mawsonae sp. n. (Heterakoidea: Inglisonematidae) from birds.


Angiostrongylus schmidti sp. n. (Nematoda: Metastrongyloidea) from the rice rat, Oryzomys palustris, in Florida, with a key to the species of Angiostrongylus Kamensky, 1905.


Sporogony and experimental transmission of Plasmodium mexicanum.


Passive transfer of immunity to N. brasiliensis (Travassos, 1914) from mother rats to offspring.


Influence of gonadotropic hormones on the hypothalamic neurosecretory activity in the rat.


Release of oxytocin and vasopressin in lactating rats after injection of carbachol into the third ventricle.


Drugs against mastitis.

Drugs against mastitis.


Sedation and immobilisation of cattle in the field.


Cannabis poisoning in a dog.

Cannabis poisoning in a dog.


Mummified fetus in a ewe.

Mummified fetus in a ewe.


Effects of storage of sera on the diagnosis of avian mycoplasmosis.


On the presence of cilia in different cells of the mammalian ovary.


Keratomycosis due to Allescheria boydii.


Limbectomies, keratectomies, and keratostomies performed with a rapid-pulsed carbon dioxide laser.


Experiments on the synthesis of tetracycline. I. Introduction to the series.


Melinacidins, a new family of antibiotics.


Experiments on the synthesis of tetracycline. X. Synthesis of a tetracyclic compound suitable for 12 alpha-hydroxylation.


Novel analgesics and molecular rearrangements in the morphine-thebaine group. XXII. Deamination of 7 beta-aminomethyl-6,14-endo-etheno-7 alpha-methyl-6,7,8,14-tetrahydrothebaine.


Hydroxy-steroids. XVII. The 5 alpha-androstane-16,17-diols and related compounds.


Triazines and related products. 8. Potential irreversible chymotrypsin inhibitors: 3-alkyl-1,2,3-benzotriazin-4(3H)-ones and o-azidobenzamides.


Induction of ovulation in the guinea-pig.


Endocrine control over production and activity of the anti-aggression pheromone from female mice.


Changes in ovarian secretion of oestradiol-17beta around oestrus in the sheep.


The effect of surgical isolation of the hypothalamus on reproductive function in the female rat.


Plasma corticosterone levels in rats killed sequentially at the "trough" or "peak" of the adrenocortical cycle.


The effect of perphenazine on mammary development and milk yield in the dairy ewe.


Behavioral antecedents of accidental injuries in early childhood: a study of twins.


A complication of heart rate monitoring: subcutaneous foreign body.


A study on the relation between membrane potential and activation of contraction in the bullfrog ventricle.


The effect of cornin on DNA synthesis in mammalian cells: on the chemical properties of cornin extracted from muscle and cornea.


Eimeria callosciuri n. sp. (Protozoa: Eimeriidae) from Prevost's squirrel Callosciurus prevostii Demarest, 1822 in Malaysia.


Eimeria bateri Bhatia, Pandey and Pande, 1965 from the Hungarian quail Coturnix c. coturnix in the United States and its attempted transmission to the chicken.


The oocysts of Eimeria vermiformis sp. n. and E. papillata sp. n. (Protozoa: Eimeriidae) from the mouse Mus musculus.


A malaria parasite, Plasmodium aurulentum sp. nov. from the neotropical forest gecko Thecadactylus rapicaudus.


Further studies on the role of the uterus in the regulation of corpus luteum function in sheep.


Effects of site of insemination, sperm motility and genital tract contractions on transport of spermatozoa in the ewe.


Organ weights and body composition of parturient and lactating mice, and their young, at 21 degrees C and -3 degrees C.


Surgical treatment of bilateral renal calculi in a bitch.


Elbow dislocation in the dog.

Elbow dislocation in the dog.


Fainting in Boxers--the possibility of vaso-vagal syncope (Adams-Stokes attacks).


ECG pseudoinfarct pattern.

ECG pseudoinfarct pattern.


A study of acetylcholinesterase throughout the life cycle of Nippostrongylus brasiliensis.


Movement patterns and photosenstivity of Trichonema spp. infective larvae in non-directional light.


Farm animal ethology in the British Isles. A survey of current research.


The treatment of mammary tumours in the bitch and a comparison with the cat.


Allerton-type herpes virus as a cause of lesions of the alimentary tract in a severe disease of Tanzanian buffaloes (Syncerus caffer).


"Blindness" in a bullock.

"Blindness" in a bullock.


Stress, early experience and adjuvant-induced arthritis in the rat.


Effect of psychosocial stimulation on the enzymes involved in the biosynthesis and metabolism of noradrenaline and adrenaline.


Effects of adrenal hormones and stress on brain serotonin.


The nucleic acid content of lymphocytes in thyrotoxicosis.


Problems and progress in nutrition education.


The American Dietetic Association. Position paper on food and nutrition services in day-care centers.


Oxalate nephropathy in a horse.

Oxalate nephropathy in a horse.


Equine malignant lymphoma.

Equine malignant lymphoma.


Canine brucellosis.

Canine brucellosis.


Efficacy of niclosamide for the removal of tapeworms (Dipylidium caninum and Taenia pisiformis) from dogs.


Lethal congenital edema in Bulldog pups.


Behavior of different bovine chlamydial agents in newborn calves.


Adiaspiromycosis in a dog.

Adiaspiromycosis in a dog.


Laboratory acquired leptospirosis.

Laboratory acquired leptospirosis.


The Inge bone spreader as an aid for operation at the posterior urethra and vesical neck.


Constant flow in the female dog. V. Effect of raised intraperitoneal pressure on exit velocity.


The early natural history of murine germinal testicular tumors.


Investigation on drifted and stranded corpses along the west coast of Japanese islands: preliminary report.


Urinary tract allergy.

Urinary tract allergy.


Predicting fetal weight by ultrasonic B-scan cephalometry. An improved technic with disappointing results.


Changes in maternal coagulation factors after intra-amniotic injection of hypertonic saline.


Creeping eruption.

Creeping eruption.


Brucellosis and the British Tourist Industry.


Suicide and euthanasia.

Suicide and euthanasia.


Studies on phosphoproteins from fish eggs. I. Isolation and characterization of a phosphoprotein from the eggs of pacific herring.


Studies of kallikrein inhibitors in potatoes. I. Partial purification and some properties.


Fractionation and characterization of Tetrahymena histone in comparison with mammalian histones.


Preparation of proteinpolysaccharide complexes of bovine nasal cartilage.


Resolution and reconstitution of pig heart 2-oxoglutarate dehydrogenase complex.


Proliferation of maximally activated antigen-primed cells: a computer simulation.


The thymus in the chicken and its anatomical relationship to the thyroid.


Prenatal diagnosis of abnormalities in infants.


Selective dissociation of histones from chromatin by sodium deoxycholate.


Studies on the role of histones in the structure of chromatin.


Collagen polysomes: site of hydroxylation of proline residues.


Retinal haemorrhage in the newborn. An attempt to indicate and explain its cause and significance.


Raw liver as a possible source of Vibrio fetus septicemia in man.


A simple spectrophotometric assay for amino acyl arylamidases (naphthylamidases, aminopeptidases).


Charcoal assay for intrinsic factor using membrane filtration.


A new assay of esterase activity using gas-liquid chromatography.


Chromatography of proteins on diethylaminoethyl-cellulose in concentrated ammonium sulfate.


A stable, sensitive, and inexpensive amplifier for oxygen electrode studies.


A multichannel recording oxygen electrode amplifier for biochemical studies.


Molecular sieve studies of interacting protein systems. VII. Direct optical scanning method for ligand-macromolecule binding studies.


Gel electrophoretic assay for trace amounts of ribonuclease.


Antibiotics 1971.

Antibiotics 1971.


Thrombocytopenic purpura as a complication of mumps.


Nucleoli of diploid cell strains. Thei  normal ultrastructure and the effects of toyocamycin and actinomycin D. Nucleoli of cultured Chinese hamster or mouse cells in early passages had a loosely reticular substructure. Within the reticulum small, irregularly shaped, light fibrillar zones occurred which were contiguous with denser fibrillar zones. These denser zones appeared to be connected in some places to the particulate material which composed the mass of the nucleolus. Generally, electron-transparent spaces separated the particulate zones from the fibrillar areas. Treatment with toyocamycin, an agent which is reported to cause a blockage in the processing of ribosomal RNA, greatly inhibited the accumulation of newly synthesized RNA in the cytoplasm, as monitored by radioautography. Toyocamycin treatment caused the gradual disappearance of the granules from the particulate region of the nucleoli, and resulted ultimately in the nucleoli appearing homogeneously fibrillar. Actinomycin D treatment, which inhibited virtually all RNA synthesis, caused a segregation, and finally a disaggregation, of nucleolar components.


An inconstant loud murmur.

An inconstant loud murmur.


Nuclear-cytoplasmic relations in the mitosis of sea urchin eggs. 3. Gamma-ray--induced damage to whole eggs and nucleate and anucleate half-eggs. Sea urchin eggs were cut into halves. The nucleate and anucleate halves and whole eggs were irradiated with gamma-rays and then fertilized with normal sperm. The first mitosis of the diploid half-egg was more delayed than the division of the whole egg. There was a small, but highly significant, delay of the mitosis of the haploid half-egg, thus demonstrating cytoplasmic sensitivity to ionizing radiation. Since the sensitivity of nucleate cells is influenced by cytoplasmic volume, the problem of the role of cytoplasm in repair is considered in relation to these data and other reports in the literature.


Distinctive characteristics of nucleoli of two established cell lines. Nucleoli of cultured cells of the established lines KB and L were found to possess a distinctive fine structural organization. The major portion of the nucleolar volume was composed of compact, particulate material. Spheroidal fibrillar zones about 0.4 micro in diameter occurred within the particulate mass. These fibrillar zones had a central light area and a denser rim. Toyocamycin treatment, which sharply inhibited the appearance of newly synthesized RNA in the cytoplasm, caused the gradual disappearance of the fibrillar material from nucleoli. Actinomycin D treatment, which inhibited virtually all RNA synthesis, caused varying types of segregation of nucleolar components. The morphology of nucleoli of KB and L cells and the reorganization of these nucleoli in response to drugs appear to be different from those of nucleoli of freshly initiated Chinese hamster and mouse cell lines.


Relationship of arginine and methionine to creatine formation in chicks.


Influenza of dietary protein and fat on lipogenesis and enzymatic activity in pig adipose tissue.


Nerve growth factor from Egyptian snake venoms.


Are neurotoxins from elapid venoms glycoproteins?


The low pathogenicity of Trypanosoma brucei to cattle.


Strands of deoxyribonucleo-protein in oocysts of P. v. vinckei.


Trypanosoma sigmodoni Culberston, 1941 from British Honduras.


Multiplication of Trypanosoma (Schizotrypanum) cruzi in mouse peritoneal macrophages.


The giant African snail, Achatina fulica. A new threat to public health.


An electron microscope study of hypertensive encephalopathy in the rat with renal hypertension.


Mitosis of the rat anterior pituitary cells: an electron microscope study.


The differentiation of renal podocytes. A combined scanning and transmission electron microscope study in rats.


Electrophoretic studies of muscle proteins. II. Complex formation between delta protein, myogen and myosin.


Hemolysis in several animal species after rapid freezing of blood.


Comparative studies on the interaction of benzpyrene with cells derived from poikilothermic and homeothermic vertebrates. II. Effect of temperature on benzpyrene metabolism and cell multiplication.


Responses of neuroblastoma cells to iontophoretically applied acetylcholine.


Mutation rate from asparagine requirement to asparagine non-requirement.


Distinctions between rabbit lymph node cell populations responding to primary and secondary injections of keyhole limpet hemocyanin.


Functional zonation of adrenocortical tissue in the brush possum (Trichosurus vulpecula).


Immunoelectrophoretic analysis of human seminal plasma fractions after fractionation by various methods.


Perineal hypospadias in a ram.

Perineal hypospadias in a ram.


Feed additives in animal production. I. Classification and factors associated with their use.


Use of the hypnotic agent, Methoxymol (R7315) in birds.


"Blindness" in a bullock.

"Blindness" in a bullock.


Cyclic variation of body temperature in female rabbits before and after ovariectomy.


Comparison of glucose, fructose, and O2 uptakes by fetuses of fed and starved ewes.


Effects of vagotomy on arterial pressure and blood gases in the fetal calf.


Legal abortions in Finland.

Legal abortions in Finland.


Experimental study on development and behaviour of the multinucleated giant cells "in vitro".


Some ultrastructural aspects of nuclear morphology in developing spermatids and mature spermatozoa of the bull.


Effect of the depletion of brain catecholamines on puberty and the estrous cycle in the rat.


Release of a non-specific cytotoxic factor by splenic cells immunized against allogeneic tumour cells.


The anti-growth properties of extracts from Momordica charantia L.


Accidental infection of man with Mycoplasma caviae.


Genetic influences in drug responses of the eye and the heart.


Bacterial and fungal flora of seagull droppingsd in Jersey. In Jersey 166 fresh and 122 dried seagull droppings were obtained and studied locally and in London for the presence of bacteria and fungi of potentially pathogenic nature. There were no salmonella or shigella bacteria isolated from the two groups but there was a high proportion of Candida albicans obtained from the fresh material (21.7%) and only 1.6% from the dry faeces. Cryptococcus neoformans and Histoplasma capsulatum were not found in either the dry or fresh droppings. The normal bacterial and fungal flora of the seagull was established and it is considered that the C. albicans in fresh gull droppings would not materially increase albicans infections in man.


Blood monoamine oxidase levels in pregnancy and during the menstrual cycle.


Blood pressure and personality. A study of the relationship between intrapair differences in systolic blood pressure and personality in monozygotic twins.


Co-operative effects and charge fluctuation forces.


Epithelial cells in urine sediments.

Epithelial cells in urine sediments.


California encephalitis in New York State.


Coxiella burneti in a wildlife-livestock environment. Isolations of rickettsiae from sheep and cattle.


Coxiella burneti in a wildlife-livestock environment. Distribution of Q fever in wild mammals.


Tracheo-esophageal shunt for speech rehabilitation after total laryngectomy.


Serum digoxin by radioimmunoassay.

Serum digoxin by radioimmunoassay. Using the radioimmunoassay technique for measuring serum digoxin, it was found that patients who were given 0.25 mg. digoxin orally per day had a mean serum level of 0.83 +/- 0.06 ng. per ml. In patients given 0.5 mg. daily the mean level was 1.30 +/- 0.14 ng. A higher 24-hour urinary excretion of digoxin was associated with the higher serum levels in the latter group. Individuals who exhibited electrocardiographic evidence of digoxin toxicity had a mean serum level of 2.81 +/- 0.21 ng. The majority of patients with high serum levels had evidence of impaired renal function, and it is in this clinical situation that knowledge of serum digoxin levels is likely to be most helpful in determining dose schedules.The method is specific, sensitive and reproducible. Repeated measurements on the same patient on maintenance therapy showed little variation. To obtain dependable serum levels blood should be drawn at least five hours after oral, and three hours after intravenous administration.


Moniliformis dubius: X-irradiation and temperature effects on morphogenesis in Periplaneta americana.


The quantitative analysis of sphingolipids by determination of long chain base as the trinitrobenzene sulfonic acid derivative.


Mammalian cell genetics. 3. Characterization of x-ray-induced forward mutations in Chinese hamster cell cultures.


Natural mutation rates in the house mouse. Estimates for five specific loci and dominant mutations.


Perinatal asphyxia and residual placental blood volume.


Susceptibility of carnivora to rabies virus administered orally.


Hepatic involvement in the course of acquired toxoplasmosis.


Separation of soybean isoflavones from their 5-hydroxy derivatives by thin-layer chromatography.


Affinity chromatography of transaminases.


Estimation of nanogram quantities of proteins by pulse-polarographic technique.


Effects of cycloheximide on x-ray induction of chromatid exchanges in synchronous Chinese hamster cells.


Polyploid series of mammalian cells.

Polyploid series of mammalian cells.


Axon elongation. Effect of nerve growth factor on microtubule protein.


Interaction of phytohemagglutinin with plasma membranes of pig lymphocytes and thymus cells.


Transmission and spread of embryonic induction. II. Exclusion of an assimilatory transmission mechanism in kidney tubule induction.


Genetic transcription during the development and metamorphosis of the tunicate Ascidia callosa.


Effect of antipolyamine antibodies on mammalian cells in tissue culture.


Synchronisation in vivo: temporary inhibition of DNA synthesis in the rat embryo with hydroxyurea.


In vivo and in vitro molecular hybridization of malate dehydrogenase isozymes.


Fibrinolytic activity in wall of human ductus arteriosus.


The presence of smooth muscular cells in the ovary of several mammals as seen under the electron microscope.


Voiding and intrinsic defenses of the lower urinary tract in the female dog. II. Effect of immunosuppressive drugs on canine urethral and vesical flora.


Voiding and intrinsic defense of the lower urinary tract in the female dog. 3. Effect of restoration of flow on vesical flora.


Cytochemical localization of cholinesterase activity in adult rabbit heart.


Differential inhibition of esterase isozymes by organophosphorus compounds.


Studies of the melanocytes of the epidermis adjacent to tumors.


The Johns Hopkins Collaborative Perinatal Project. A symposium. Introduction.


Ultrastructure of bone marrow granulocytes in normal mink and mink with the homolog of the Chediak-Higashi trait of humans. I. Origin of the abnormal granules present in the neutrophils of mink with the C-HS trait.


Notes of a biology-watcher. A fear of pheromones.


Antiplatelet therapy for thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura.


Japanese-restaurant syndrome.

Japanese-restaurant syndrome.


Prescribing practice in a psychiatric unit.


The influence of thymic and bursal lymphoid systems in avian tuberculosis. Intact and immunologically deficient chickens inoculated with M avium were examined for structural changes in the spleen, the tuberculin reactions and antibody formation. Intravenous inoculation caused miliary tuberculosis of spleen and liver but not brain; intracerebral inoculation caused massive lymphocytic tuberculosis meningitis with later spread to spleen and liver. Neonatal bursectomy and thymectomy did not significantly alter the disease in terms of survival and lesion structure. Cortisone induced earlier development of lesions.In spleen, bacilli were first seen 5 days after inoculation in macrophages in the lymphoid sheath-particularly in capsules of germinal centers. Subsequent lesions were tubercles in the lymphoid sheath, hyperplasia of penicillar arteriolar sheaths, lymphoid atrophy and amyloid deposition. Tubercles were composed of infected macrophages located centrally and surrounded by lighter noninfected macrophages. Cell membranes were extensively interwined where these cells were in contact. Mycobacteria were present within dense, membrane-bound residual bodies.Antibody was first detected 8 days after inoculation in intact birds and persisted throughout the disease. Tuberculin reactions were mixtures of a perivascular monocytic response (delayed hypersensitivity) which developed early and was absent terminally, and a vasculonecrotic response which developed later and persisted to death of the bird. Both reactions occurred in the absence of detectable antibody in bursectomized birds.


Peyronie's disease: a method of treatment.


Formation of crystalline ribosomal arrays in cultured chick embryo dorsal root ganglia.


Pressure and flow rate as related to lumen caliber and entrance configuration.


The nurse in the multi-nurse unit.

The nurse in the multi-nurse unit.


The dividends of disease reporting.

The dividends of disease reporting.


Current trends in occupational health nursing.


Effects of microdose norgestrel on endogenous gonadotropic and steroid hormones, cervical mucus properties, vaginal cytology, and endometrium.


Morphogenesis of cleft palate induced by exogenous factors. IV. Comparison of the effect of hydrocortisone administered to the pregnant female with direct injection into the amniotic sac of the mouse embryo.


Urethral dilatation versus internal urethrotomy.


The use of isolated perfused rat brains in a study of 14C-L-DOPA metabolism.


Radiation damage and repair in cysteamine treated cells.


Experimentally induced athyreosis in swine: clinical signs, radiographic changes, and necropsy observations.


Light and electron microscopic studies of lymph node of mink exposed to canine distemper virus.


Enzymatic changes in scrapie agent-infected mouse brain.


In situ modification of polynucleotide films for infrared study.


The "jet sign" in an incontinent female.


Case report. Adrenocortical insufficiency in a dog.


Pneumonia in calves associated with migrating Ascaris suum larvae.


Case report. Bilateral optic nerve hypoplasia in two dogs.


Case report. Feline infectious peritonitis and pleurisy.


The degree of determination of the early embryo of Schistocerca gregaria (Forskål) (Orthoptera: Acrididae).


The effects of actinomycin D on the early development of quail and chick embryos.


Hydatid disease in children in South Australia.


The American Association on Mental Deficiency--the authoritative voice on mental retardation.


Effects of diazepam and meclizine hydrochloride on emotional upset due to perceptual dissonance and motion.


Potentiation in rats of bufotenin-induced behavioral changes by chlorpromazine.


Occurrence of two maximum temperatures fro growth in yeasts.


Arizona infection in turkeys in Great Britain.


Geometry for the selfish herd.

Geometry for the selfish herd.


On societies as organisms.

On societies as organisms.


Advertising of drugs.

Advertising of drugs.


Intraperitoneal contrast extravasation in lymphography.


Carotid pulse tracings in hypertrophic subaortic stenosis.


The occurrence of Echinococcus multilocularis (Leukart, 1863) in cats near Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.


Chronic copper poisoning in feeder lambs.


Dielectric properties of phospholipids in chloroform.


The discrimination learning of normal and retarded children as a function of penalty conditions and etiology of the retarded.


Congenital achalasia of the esophagus in four cats of common ancestry.


What is your diagnosis?

What is your diagnosis?


Keratoconjunctivitis sicca in dogs.

Keratoconjunctivitis sicca in dogs.


Electroshock effects on brain protein synthesis: relation to brain seizures and retrograde amnesia. The effects of electroshock on brain seizure activity and brain protein synthesis were studied in male mice. A significant but short-lasting inhibition of brain protein synthesis and an increase in the amount of free leucine were produced by electroshock at intensities above the brain seizure threshold. Electroshock at intensities below the brain seizure threshold did not affect brain protein synthesis.


Control of schistosomiasis mansoni in a small north east Brazilian community.


Comparison among sulfanilamide concentrations in the fetal, umbilical, maternal blood and amniotic fluid.


Potentiation of morphine analgesia by picric acid in mice.


Hematologic standards for healthy newborn thoroughbred foals.


Congenital aortic stenosis--an unusual form. Consideration of surgical management.


Isolation and identification of trehalase from Pullularia pullulans. Trehalase has been isolated from Pullularia pullulans. The enzyme, which is specific for trehalose, was purified approximately 800-fold. The optimal pH was found to be 4.0 and the Michaelis dissociation constant, K(m), was determined to be 3.2 x 10(-3)m.


The effect of black-white reversal on the TAT.


Morphology and ultrastructure of Mycoplasma pneumoniae spherules. During growth in fluid medium, most strains of Mycoplasma pneumoniae produce free-floating granules which become larger with time. We have called these granules "spherules." This study describes the morphological and ultrastructural features of M. pneumoniae strain AP-164 spherules, both free and in association with HeLa cells in cell culture. In thin section, spherules were composed of lobulated cells, connected together by membranes, and ring-shaped cells. The two-dimensional morphology observed varied according to the plane of section and to the age of the culture. In HeLa cell cultures, mycoplasmata were found attached to plasma membranes of cells; in sections, individual mycoplasmata were often aligned in radial apposition to the membranes. Mycoplasmata were not found intracellularly. The three-dimensional morphology of spherules was examined by the critical point method and by scanning electron microscopy. Both methods revealed lobulated forms, ring-shaped forms, and star-shaped forms. Treatment of the spherules with crude porcine pancreatic lipase effectively released large numbers of free organisms. Phosphotungstic acid preparations of these uncentrifuged forms revealed a morphology in agreement with the other methods used. Lobulated ring forms with "beaded" filaments were prominent. In respect to morphology, M. pneumoniae under our conditions resembles that of the type species M. mycoides.


Chemotherapy in the treatment of undelivered hydatidiform mole. A study of 5 cases.


The relationship of the size and composition of the human placenta to its functional capacity.


Impact of nutritional research on human health and survival.


Bilateral torsion of Fallopian tubes. A case report.


Neurobiology: the new wave leading on from molecular biology.


Phospholipid composition of Venezuelan equine encephalitis virus. Phospholipid analyses of Venezuelan equine encephalitis virus showed that virus propagated in L-cell monolayers had a higher sphingomyelin content and a lower phosphatidylcholine content than virus grown in chick fibroblast monolayers. Virus of L-cell origin also was found to possess greater thermal stability than virus derived from the chick fibroblast cell.


Australia antigen: large-scale purification from human serum and biochemical studies of its proteins. Biophysical techniques are described for the large-scale isolation of Australia antigen (Au) from unit quantities of human serum by using the batch-type zonal centrifuge rotors. A three-step procedure involving isopycnic banding of the particle in CsCl density gradients and rate-zonal centrifugation on sucrose gradients resulted in a highly purified Au preparation which was used for biochemical studies of Au proteins and as immunizing antigen for the production of reagent antiserum in animals. The spherical form of Au, which was devoid of detectable nucleic acid, was composed of two major proteins (AuP1 and AuP2) and a minor protein (AuP3) of 26,000, 32,000, and 40,000 molecular weight, respectively, as determined by acrylamide gel electrophoresis. The significance of these findings to the possibility of Au subtypes is discussed.


In vitro induction of a herpes-type virus in "summer-phase" Lucké tumor explants. A herpes-type virus was induced in explants of "summer-phase" Lucké tumor maintained on agar slants at 7.5 C for 13 to 14 weeks.


Experimental Bordetella bronchiseptica infection in guinea pigs.


Studies on the cholinesterase of the chicken. I. Pseudo-cholinesterase of the plasma and diisopropylfluorophosphate-resistant pseudo-cholinesterase of the liver and other tissues.


Studies on cytopathogenic viruses from cats with respiratory infections. II. Characterization of feline picornaviruses.


Studies on the cholinesterase of the chicken. II. Substrate specificity of true cholinesterase and distribution of cholinesterase types in tissues.


Tissue reactions against immature liver flukes invading pigs.


Ultrastructural studies of bovine urinary bladders with special reference to enzootic bovine hematuria.


Studies on Yersinia (Pasteurella) pseudotuberculosis. II. A new type of Y. pseudotuberculosis, type VI, and subdivision of type V strains.


The Occupational Safety and Health Act and the occupational health nurse.


Guide to health education and counseling of employees.


Problems of aging. The aging patient: in search of a doctor.


Processes of fear reduction in systematic desensitization: animal studies.


Transjugular intrahepatic portacaval shunt. An experimental work.


A rapid method for the purification of bovine thrombin and the inhibition of the purified enzyme wtih phenylmethylsulfonyl fluoride.


Near-ultraviolet absorption bands of tryptophan. Studies using horseradish peroxidase isoenzymes, bovine and horse heart cytochrome c, and N-stearyl-L-tryptophan n-hexyl ester.


Hydatidiform mole and hyperthyroidism.

Hydatidiform mole and hyperthyroidism.


Studies on spermatogenesis in rats. 3. Effects of hormonal treatment on differentiation kinetics of the spermatogenic cycle in regressed hypophysectomized rats.


Depression eased by MAO inhibition.

Depression eased by MAO inhibition.


Phospholipase A 2 : comparative action of three different enzyme preparations on selected lipoprotein systems.


Photoreversion of UV induction of the malformation "double abdomen" in the egg of Smittia spec. (Diptera, Chironomidae).


Degeneration of the eyes and central nervous system of chick embros subjected to phenylalanine or tyrosine deficiency.


Effect of phenobarbital, hypophysectomy and x-irradiation on preovulatory progesterone levels in the cyclic hamster.


Specificity of rabbit antisera against mouse leukaemias in vitro.


Density distribution analysis of a primary antibody forming cell response.


Neutrophil chemotixis mediated by rheumatoid factor.


Mast cells and macromolecular leak in intestinal immunological reactions. The influence of sex of rats infected with Nippostrongylus brasiliensis.


Cell electrophoretic studies on lymph node cells--possible existence of two populations.


Plasma kinetics and acute effects of pharmacologic doses of porcine calcitonin in man.


Studies on the afferent and efferent lymph of lymph nodes draining the site of application of fluorodinitrobenzene (FDNB).


Immunologic and biologic activity of chorionic gonadotropin synthesized by cloned choriocarcinoma cells in culture.


Electrophoretic evidence for human prolactin.


Radioimmunoassay of human follicle-stimulating hormone with antisera to the ovine hormone.


Biosynthesis of human growth hormone and prolactin by normal pituitary glands and pituitary adenomas.


Detection of a lactogenic antigen in serum by antibodies to chemically modified human chorionic somatomammotropin.


Seasonal changes in the sensitivity of spayed ewes to progesterone and oestrogen.


The effect of noradrenaline, dopamine, 5-hydroxytryptamine and melatonin on milk yield and composition in the rabbit.


Cell-to-cell interaction in the immune response. VI. Contribution of thymus-derived cells and antibody-forming cell precursors to immunological memory. Collaboration between thymus-derived lymphocytes and nonthymus-derived antibody-forming cell precursors occurs in the primary antibody response of mice to heterologous erythrocytes and serum proteins. The purpose of the experiments reported here was to determine whether collaboration took place in an adoptive secondary antibody response. A chimeric population of lymphocytes was produced by reconstituting neonatally thymectomized CBA mice soon after birth with (CBA x C57BL)F(1) thymus lymphocytes. These mice could be effectively primed to fowl immunoglobulin G (FgammaG) and their thoracic duct lymphocytes adoptively transferred memory responses to irradiated mice. The activity of these cells was impaired markedly by preincubation with CBA anti-C57BL serum and to a lesser extent by anti-theta-serum. Reversal of this deficiency was obtained by adding T cells in the form of thoracic duct cells from normal CBA mice. Cells from FgammaG-primed mice were at least 10 times as effective as cells from normal mice or from CBA mice primed to horse erythrocytes. These results were considered to support the concept that memory resides in the T cell population and that collaboration between T and B cells is necessary for an optimal secondary antibody response. Poor antibody responses were obtained in irradiated mice given mixtures of thoracic duct cells from primed mice and of B cells from unprimed mice (in the form of spleen or thoracic duct cells from thymectomized donors). In contrast to the situation with T cells, the deficiency in the B cell population could not be reversed by adding B cells from unprimed mice. It was considered that memory resides in B cells as well as in T cells and that priming probably entails a change in the B cell population which is fundamentally different from that produced in the T cell population.


Physiologic changes associated with clinical electroanesthesia.


"Pentazepam": a supplementary agent.

"Pentazepam": a supplementary agent.


The population problem: conceptions and misconceptions. Only 1 in about 110 sex acts results in a conception and 1 in 270 in a live birth.  Of all conceptions, 40% result in live births, 5% in stillbirths, and 55% never develop.  1/3 of all known conceptions ends in abortion, spontaneous or induced.  It appears that the population problem depends on a small fraction of the potential.  Misconceptions of the problem are corrected, and it is emphasized that while no social problem facing the U.S.  would be easier with a larger population, demographic factors do not cause all of the other problems.  Increasing numbers are not as important as the rate of increase (2% annually worldwide).  Today's population problem has been caused by a decreased death rate, not an increased birthrate.  There are 2 kinds of countries in the world today: those with a high standard of living and low fertility and those with a low standard of living and high fertility.  Most of the uninformed women of the world would not choose to have large numbers of children if they had a choice.  Population density is not a problem in itself.  Experts disagree, but it is improbable that large numbers of people will die of starvation in the next few decades.  Environmental deterioration is more the result of modern economic and technological practices than of demographic factors.  Efforts at fertility control are not aimed at minorities in this country and elsewhere.  The poor are discriminated against in access to family planning services and abortion.  Moslems of developing countries have higher fertility rates than Roman Catholics in developed countries.  There would be many social costs if the U.S. were to achieve zero population growth in the near future.  The population problem has implications for the future quality of life.


Normothermia versus hypothermia for whole-body perfusion: effects on myocardial and body metabolism.


Thoughts about medical writing. VI. Dammed up damnably.


A radiant heat unit for transportation of neonates.


An engineering analysis of intratracheal tube cuffs.


Failure to effect satisfactory seal after hyperinflation of endotracheal cuff.


Hand-operated self-inflating resuscitation equipment--a re-evaluation.


Anesthetic implications of fasting.

Anesthetic implications of fasting.


Respiratory difficulty in an anesthetized infant.


The substrate specificity of amylopectin-debranching enzymes from sweet corn.


Specificity of the fatty acid desaturases. The conversion of saturated to monoenoic acids.


Caudal anesthesia for neonatal anoperineal and rectal operations.


Microphotometric observations of the haemoglobin content of individual erythrocytes under normal and some pathological circumstances.


Mammary infarction.

Mammary infarction.


Cooling boot for refrigeration anesthesia.


Irradiated PVC plastic and gas sterilization in the production of tracheal stenosis following tracheostomy.


Normal nutrition in man: anesthesiologic implications.


Nonspecific stimulation of drug-metabolizing enzymes by inhalation anesthetic agents.


Morphine and the fetal heart rate.

Morphine and the fetal heart rate.


The physician & the law.

The physician & the law.


Transatlantic debate on addiction.

Transatlantic debate on addiction.


Major inhalation anesthetics and carbohydrate metabolism.


Prevention of ventricular fibrillation during hypothermia with bretylium tosylate.


Cilia in cell-cultured fibroblasts. II. Incidence in mitotic and post-mitotic BHK 21-C13 fibroblasts.


Studies in aldosterone excretion of the neonate undergoing anesthesia and surgery.


Tube viscometry of blood: effects of wall material.


Genetic collapse of insect populations. 1. Extinction of inbred and outbred lines in laboratory populations of the sugarcane borer.


Chemical control of grape leafhoppers and Pacific spider mites on grapevines.


The effect of diazepam on the antiarrhythmic response to lidocaine.


Availability of avoidance behaviors in modulating vascular-stress responses.


Chromomycosis of the skin: report of five cases.


Plasma oxytocin concentration and paraventricular neurone activity in rats with diencephalic islands and intact brains. 1. Plasma oxytocin concentrations and the discharge rates of identified paraventricular neurones were compared in intact animals and diencephalic island preparations.2. Substantial amounts of oxytocin (88-322 muu./ml.) were found in the plasma of intact rats but in no case was it detected in the plasma of island preparations. The discharge rate of paraventricular units was also significantly reduced in these preparations.3. The results are consistent with the hypothesis that an increase in the discharge rate of paraventricular neurones is associated with oxytocin release from the neurohypophysis.4. The discharge rates of identified paraventricular units were not affected by intravenous injections of oxytocin either in intact animals or island preparations.


An immune response to egg-yolk semen diluent in dairy cows.


Effect of rams on the duration of oestrous behaviour in ewes.


Preputial gland of the male mouse; attractant function.


The ultrastructure of abnormal spermatozoa in a stud dog.


Concentrations of nucleic acids and protein in the mouse oviduct during the oestrous cycle and after steroid replacement.


Competitive protein-binding assay of progesterone in bovine jugular venous plasma during the oestrous cycle.


Factors involved in the fertilization of mouse eggs in vitro.


The action of relaxin on myometrial activity in the guinea-pig in vivo.


Observations on the problem of delayed nidation in suckling mice.


A comparison of certain parameters of the penis and prepuce in various breeds of beef cattle.


Clinical and histological observations on cuprizone toxicity and scrapie in mice.


Retinopathy in sheep affected with natural scrapie.


The aerosol and subcutaneous administration of attenuated egg adapted distemper vaccine to ferret kits from distemper immune females.


Feline panleukopenia: experimental cerebellar hypoplasia produced in neonatal ferrets with live virus vaccine.


An autosomal translocation in the Charolais breed of cattle.


Preliminary trials of oxyclozanide in Belgium.


Preliminary studies of some biochemical properties of enteric and genital isolates of Salmonella dublin and a possible correlation with reduced virulence.


Abnormalities in the central nervous system of a kitten.


The collection of vaginal smears from the bitch.


Iron deficiency anaemia and big liver disease in piglets.


Isolation and identification of African horse-sickness virus in Nigeria.


Prevalence of antibodies against Toxoplasma gondii in slaughter-pigs in India.


The thermal decomposition of visual pigments as a compensation law process.


Luteal insufficiency and pelvic adhesions.


Bovine liver glutamate dehydrogenase association and dependence of association on temperature.


Retention of common nucleotide sequences in the ribosomal deoxyribonucleic acid of eukaryotes and some of their physical characteristics.


Analogs of phosphoenolpyruvate. On the specificity of pyruvate kinase from rabbit muscle.


Spleno-portography in the rat.

Spleno-portography in the rat.


Ultraviolet light-induced division delay in synchronized Chinese hamster cells.


The histopathology of transient paralysis of the fowl.


Foley catheter urethrography in stress incontinence.


The value of leucocyte excretion rates in determining "at risk" patient with asymptomatic bacilluria.


Urethral length in urinary stress incontinence.


The economics of enzootic pneumonia.

The economics of enzootic pneumonia.


An approach to breeding problems in the sow.


Leg weakness in pigs.

Leg weakness in pigs.


Hybridisation in pigs.

Hybridisation in pigs.


Significance of Middlebrook-Dubos and Middlebrook antibodies in tuberculosis.


Sexual differences in total RNA content of rat brain cells of medial hypothalamus and hippocampus.


Treatment of non-puerperal galactorrhoea with an ergot alkaloid. Three patients suffering from non-puerperal galactorrhoea over periods ranging from two months to six years were treated with an ergot alkaloid, 2-Br-alpha-ergocryptine (CB 154). In all three cases the galactorrhoea was terminated. The apparent prolactin antagonism exhibited by this compound is discussed.


Plasma prolactin activity in inappropriate lactation. Using a bioassay dependent on the development of a lactogenic response in rabbit mammary tissue cultured in vitro, prolactin distinct from immunoreactive growth hormone has been found in the plasma of patients of both sexes with inappropriate lactation with and without evidence of pituitary tumours. It has also been found in one patient with primary hypothyroidism and galactorrhoea, and in another during chlorpromazine therapy, but not in nine patients with gynaecomastia without galactorrhoea. Plasma prolactin levels were examined in seven patients during oral glucose tolerance tests: no change occurred in the four patients with pituitary tumours, but the levels were suppressed in the three patients with normal pituitary fossae. Prolactin appears to be a distinct pituitary hormone in man, as in animals, and also to be aetiologically related to states of inappropriate lactation.


A radiographic survey of nine pairs of elderly identical twins.


The status of animal rabies in Canada.

The status of animal rabies in Canada.


Radioiodine metabolism in the thyroid gland of the lizard Agama stellio.


Retrograde amnesia induced by electroconvulsive shock and carbon dioxide anesthesia in rats: an attempt to stimulate recovery.


Bioconversion of progesterone by the ovaries of crab, Portunus trituberculatus.


Inhibition of pupation due to crowding in some tenebrionid beetles.


Comparison of lysine-rich histones in various normal and neoplastic mouse tissues.


Effect of stress on the disposition of catecholamines localized in various intraneuronal storage forms in the brain stem of the rat.


Uptake of 58 Co by mussel, Mytilus edulis.


The long-term effects of laminitis in dairy cows.


Disc disease.

Disc disease.


Rigor mortis of the heart as an indicator of pre-slaughter stress.


Two field operations on the African lion (Felis leo).


The immobilisation of cattle and related species.


Correspondence. Waiter, there's a stich in my fish.


The dehumidifier: its indoor use in controlling molds and mold asthma--a personal case history.


Diagnosis of hypertrophic subaortic stenosis with a Doppler velocity flow detector.


Membranes of animal cells. 8. Distribution of sialic acid, hexosamines and sialidase in the L cell.


An interaction between oestradiol and progesterone in aqueous solutions and in a model membrane system.


Selective diffusion of neutral amino acids across lipid bilayers.


The effect of dimethyl sulfoxide on nucleoside transport in L-cells.


Identification of an immunoreactive folate in serum extracts by radioimmunoassay.


Reptilase-R--a new reagent in blood coagulation.


The wholesomeness of irradiated mushrooms.


Abortion associated with mycotic infection in a cow in Hyderabad.


Epidemiology of a sheep disease in the livestock experimental station, Kattupakkam of the Madras Veterinary College.


Comparative studies on surface fixation test and tube agglutination test for diagnosis of brucellosis in sheep and goats.


Multiple neoplasia in a cow.

Multiple neoplasia in a cow.


Mycotic pneumonitis in a bull.

Mycotic pneumonitis in a bull.


Investigations on repeat breeding cows and buffaloes--studies on physical properties of cervical mucus.


Effectiveness of malathion insecticide against some species of cattle and buffalo ticks commonly found in India.


Surgical treatment of osteomyelitis by complete metacarpal isolation in a dog--a case report.


Dorsal fixation of the patella in camel.


Umbilical hernia in an elephant calf.

Umbilical hernia in an elephant calf.


A stubborn case of impactive colic in a brood mare.


Pulmonary tuberculosis in a calf.

Pulmonary tuberculosis in a calf.


Studies on helminths of domestic ducks in Madras.


Deoxyribonucleic acid polymerase associated with feline leukemia and sarcoma viruses: properties of the enzyme and its product.


Mammotropic and somatotropic hormones in sera of normal rats and in rats bearing primary and grafted pituitary tumors.


Mechanism of resistance of Yoshida sarcoma to nitrogen mustard.


Relative efficiency of pure cultures of different species of cellulolytic rumen bacteria in solubilizing cellulose in vitro.


Receptors on immunocompetent cells. 3. Specificity and nature of receptors on dinitrophenylated guinea pig albumin- 125 I-binding cells of immunized guinea pigs. Guinea pigs immunized with 2,4-dinitrophenyl-guinea pig albumin (DNP-GPA) possess lymphocytes which specifically bind sufficient DNP-GPA-(125)I to their surface to be detected by radioautography. These lymphocytes are present in the draining lymph nodes in a frequency of approximately 50/1000 lymphocytes in animals immunized 2-4 wk earlier with DNP-GPA in complete Freund's adjuvant. Nonimmunized animals have approximately 0.4 DNP-GPA antigen-binding cells (ABC) per 1000 lymphocytes. An increase in the frequency of DNP-GPA ABC in peripheral blood is detectable by 5 days after immunization, which is before the time that serum anti-DNP antibody is measurable. The receptors of these ABC are hapten specific in that free epsilon-DNP-L-lysine, at low concentration, inhibits the binding of DNP-GPA-(125)I; DNP bovine serum alumbin (DNP-BSA) is equivalent to DNP-GPA in the inhibition of binding of DNP-GPA-(125)I to ABC; and both DNP-GPA agarose beads and DNP-BSA agarose beads specifically adsorb DNP-GPA-(125)I ABC. Anti-immunoglobulin antisera, particularly anti-gamma(2) sera, inhibit the binding of DNP-GPA-(125)I to these cells implying that the receptors are immunoglobulin, primarily of the gamma(2) heavy chain class. DNP-GPA-(125)I ABC appear to represent precursors of antibody-secreting cells and have specificity characteristics which are very different from cells, of similarly immunized guinea pigs, which mediate a cellular immune response to DNP-GPA.


Ultraviolet spectrophotometry of organic synthesized pesticides.


Feed efficiency in swine following paternal x-irradiation.


Comparison of tissue-equvalent ionization chambers and silicon diodes for measuring fast neutron dose.


Apparent isolation of Toxoplasma gondii from human faeces.


The survival and development of subperiodic Brugia malayi and B. pahangi larvae in a selected strain of Aedes aegypti.


Treatment of experimental Trypanosoma evansi infection of rodents with captostibone.


Coxiella burneti in a wildlife-livestock environment. Antibody response of ewes and lambs in an endemic Q fever area.


Cell growth regulating factors in viral infections and other diseases.


Hemangioma with thrombocytopenia and microangiopathic anemia (Kasabach-Merritt syndrome): an animal model.


Search for possible ambiguity in protein synthesis by analysis of the tryptic peptide number 5 of beta-A and beta-S chains of human haemoglobin.


Isolation and partial characterization of lysozyme from baboon milk.


A multivariate statistical method for comparing protein amino acid compositions: studies of muscle actins and proteins derived from membranes and microtubular organelles.


Influence of chemical modifications of the reactive SH groups on the proton binding behaviour of human and horse hemoglobin.


Paramagnetic metal ions as protectors of selected regions of protein molecules from photodynamic action.


On the conformational change of hen egg-white lysozyme by chemical scission.


Mammalian deoxyuridine 5'-triphosphate pyrophosphatase.


Contaminants from food processing--hazard or not?


The sequestration site of platelets in idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura: its correlation with the results of splenectomy.


Computers in a dietary study. Methodology of a longitudinal growth research project.


Interrupted cooking of beef rib eye steaks.


Aspects of mitochondriogenesis in yeast. II. The effect of chloramphenicol on Rhodotorula mucilaginosa.


Scalp abscesses following fetal blood sampling or monitoring.


Some clinical aspects of problems associated with oestrus and with its control in the bitch.


Q-tip test in stress urinary incontinence.


Traumatic frontal mucocoele in a dog: a case report.


On a new species of the genus Astiotrema Looss, 1900 from the intestine of a fresh water turtle, Trionyx leithi, from Gulburga, Mysore State, India.


On a remarkable new nematode, Pseudocucullanus tachysuri gen. et. sp. nov. (Cucullanidae: Cucullaninae) from marine fish of India and Neocucullanellus yamagutii n. sp.


On a new nematode Hadjelia srivastavai n. sp. (Spiruridae) from a bird.


A new species of dioctophimid nematode, Eustrongylides indicus n. sp., from an Indian bird.


Curled tongue and beak deformity in fowls (Gallus domesticus).


Bursitis omentalis in cattle: three case reports.


Production of an extra summer crop of lambs.


The use of Immobilon in pigs.

The use of Immobilon in pigs.


The diagnosis of brucellosis.

The diagnosis of brucellosis.


Anilinonaphthalenesulfonate fluorescence changes induced by non-emzymatic generation of membrane potential in mitochondria and submitochondrial particles.


On the electron-transfer-coupled proton release of cytochrome c.


A new glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase variant (G6PD Port-Royal).


Inhibition of hydrolysis of chondromucoprotein by plasma proteolytic inhibitor.


Bovine proinsulin: amino acid sequence of the C-peptide isolated from pancreas.


Metabolism of corticosterone in the isolated perfused rat liver.


The preparation and properties of liposomes in the LA and LAC states.


Some effects of 4-hydroxybutyric acid on brain carbohydrate metabolism.


Synthesis and x-ray analysis of cis-3,4-methylene-L-proline, the new natural amino acid from horse chestnuts, and of its trans isomer.


Book of accidents. Excerpt XIV: tossed by a bull.


Artificial sweeteners and fetal malformations: negative experimental evidence.


Effect of chlorophenoxyisobutyrate on free fatty acid utilization by mammalian cells.


Luteolytic role of prolactin during the estrous cycle of the rat.


Triglyceride hydrolysis and calcium accumulation in the rat epididymal fat pad exposed in vitro to norepinephrine and pancreatic lipase.


Amelioration of friend virus leukemia by sequential administration of viral and nonviral interferon inducers.


O Reilly LM,+OREILLY LM:Mycobacterium avium infections.


The second heart sound in normal and abnormal conditions.


Disturbed patterns of behaviour in morphine tolerant and abstinent rats. 1. Eating, drinking and spontaneous motor activity were studied in rats receiving large daily doses of morphine. These forms of behaviour were largely suppressed when the rats were made abstinent and were restored when morphine was given again.2. Compensation for depressions of behaviour during abstinence did not seem sufficient to account for all the stimulant effects of morphine in tolerant rats. Morphine also had slight stimulant actions in non-tolerant rats.3. In tolerant rats, the repeated pairing of the effects of morphine with the re-emergence of behaviour such as eating and drinking may intensify the rewarding value of the drug.


Precipitating insulin-antiinsulin complexes.


The skin--a first level lymphoid organ?

The skin--a first level lymphoid organ?


Detection of antibodies on blood lymphocytes in drug hypersensitivity using a rosette technique.


The possible role of endogenous glucosamine in antiallergic states.


C-phenylglycine-n-heptyl ester as an inhibitor of mediators of allergic reactions.


Clinical experience with formalin-preserved stented porcine heterograft heart valves.


Testicular feminization syndrome.

Testicular feminization syndrome.


Hypocholesterolaemic effect of animal and plant fats in rats.


A perspective on drug abuse.

A perspective on drug abuse.


Late infantile neurovisceral storage disease with curvilinear bodies.


Cerebrospinal fluid turnover in experimental hydrocephalic dogs.


Syndrome of acute idiopathic ophthalmoplegia with ataxia and areflexia.


Acute and chronic myopathy associated with alcoholism.


Effects of stimulation of cervical sympathetic nerves on cortical blood flow and vascular reactivity.


Hyperemia and ischemia in experimental cerebral infarction: correlation of histopathology and regional blood flow.


Surface marking the foramen of monro in echoencephalography.


Clearance of lactate from the cerebrospinal fluid.


The social implications of neurological care in a municipal teaching hospital.


Disjugate ocular bobbing: its relation to midbrain, pontine, and medullary function in a surviving patient.


Mass facial movements: electromyographic evidence for misdirection.


Intention myoclonus: a case report.

Intention myoclonus: a case report.


Determinants of amniotic fluid bilirubin: fetal or maternal?


Idiopathic hypertrophic subaortic stenosis and mitral stenosis.


Hereditary patent ductus arteriosus and its sequelae in the dog.


Isotopic exchange studies of the citrate cleavage reaction.


Sequence of bovine liver glutamate dehydrogenase. IV. Cyanogen bromide peptides.


Sequence of bovine liver glutamate dehydrogenase. V. Sequence of a 44-residue peptide obtained by cyanogen bromide cleavage.


Sequence of bovine liver glutamate dehydrogenase. VI. Peptides from tryptic and thermolysin hydrolysates of two large cyanogen bromide fragments.


Mitochondrial biochemical events in a synchronized mammalian cell population.


Studies on galactosyltransferase. Kinetic investigations with N-acetylglucosamine as the galactosyl group acceptor.


Studies on galactosyltransferase. Kinetic investigations with glucose as the galactosyl group acceptor.


Studies on galactosyltransferase. Kinetic effects of  -lactalbumin with N-acetylglucosamine and glucose as galactosyl group acceptors.


The identification of a tryptophan residue essential to the catalytic activity of bovine pancreatic deoxyribonuclease.


The selective S-methylation of sulfhydryl groups in proteins and peptides with methyl-p-nitrobenzenesulfonate.


Membrane properties of the smooth muscle membrane of the guinea-pig urinary bladder.


Lactic acid production in supramaximal exercise.


The effect of local application of strychnine and acetylcholine on the brain cortex after complete ischemia.


Effects of ions and drugs on the smooth muscle cell membrane of the guinea-pig urinary bladder.


Development of morphine dependence in rats: lack of effect of previous ingestion of other drugs.


Chemical modification of the catalytic, regulatory, and physical properties of glutamate dehydrogenase by trinitrobenzene sulfonate.


Methylation of lysine residues of histone fractions in synchronized mammalian cells.


Chicken heart H 4  lactate dehydrogenase: N-terminal and C-terminal residues.


Automated blood analysis: success or excess?


Aggregation of platelets remaining in circulation after acute thrombosis.


Physico-chemical and immunological properties of bovine Hageman factor.


Aggregation of fibrinogen and its degradation products by basic proteins. An electron microscope study.


Agglutination of cells infected with myxoviruses by concanavalin A.


An autoradiographic study of the proliferation and differentiation of glial cells in vitro.


Nonregistered obstetric patients. A report of nine hundred seventy-eight patients.


Gonadal dysgenesis with isolated clitoromegaly, XY karyotype, and bilateral gonocytoma with massive Leydig cell hyperplasia.


Cerebral blood flow and metabolism during cardiopulmonary bypass: evidence of microembolic encephalopathy.