Lymphocyte stimulation: selective destruction of cells during blastogenic response to transplantation antigens. The blastogenic response of human lymphoid cells toward any individual's transplantation antigens can be deleted by the addition of tritiated thymidine of high specific activity during the incubation of the lymphoid cells in mixed leukocyte culture. After the immunocompetent clones which responded to histocompatibility antigens had been destroyed, the remaining population still retained its capacity to respond to unrelated antigens, including other transplantation antigens.


On the nature of the synthesis of adenosine triphosphate at the surface of intact tumor cells.


Norepinephrine biosynthesis inhibition: effects on memory in mice. Diethyldithiocarbamate, a dopamine beta hydroxylase inhibitor, decreases biosynthesis of norepinephrine in the brain. The effects of this inhibitor coincide with alterations in memory as demonstrated in single-trial passive avoidance in C57BL/6J mice.


Amphetamine induced fighting during morphine withdrawal.


The insensitivity of the 695 nm band of horse heart ferricytochrome c to protein conformation.


Aspartate transcarbamoylase: distribution in various tissues and identification of three molecular forms.


Extrinsic Cotton effects in complexes of creatine phospholinase with adenine coenzymes.


Sedimentation equilibrium studies on glutamic dehydrogenase.


Binding properties of oligomeric alpha-chymotrypsin.


Amino acid sequence of bovine carboxypeptidase A. Tryptic and chymotryptic peptides of the cyanogen bromide fragment F-I.


Amino acid sequence of bovine carboxypeptidase A. Isolation and characterization of the thermolytic peptides of the cyanogen bromide fragment F-I.


Hydroxyproline biosynthesis in plant cells. Peptidyl proline hydroxylase from carrot disks.


Experimental infection of man with pig whipworm.


Recurrent erythema nodosum of pregnancy.


Pupil diameters and the action of phenylephrine in twins.


Seasonal changes in the testicular lipids and after hypophysectomy in the Indian house lizard, Hemidactylus flaviviridis Ruppell.


The elution behaviors of acidic phospholipids on column chromatography.


On the nature of the enzyme which catalyzes a synergistic decarboxylation of alpha-ketoglutarate and glyoxylate.


Amino acid compositions of snake venom phospholipase A's.


Spectorphotometric assay of monoamine oxidase using 2,4,6-trinitrobenzene-1-sulfonic acid.


Use of L-cysteine in bread baking--results of a multi-generation feeding experiment with breeding rats.


Behavior modification through covert semantic desensitization.


Antimicrobial and preservative activity of garlic on fresh ground camel meat. I. Effect of fresh ground garlic segments.


Isoelectric fractionation and some properties of a protease from soyabean seeds.


Further report on lizard leishmaniasis in the northern part of Iran.


Therapeutic milieu on continuing care unit.


Anticoagulant activity of dog hookworm.

Anticoagulant activity of dog hookworm.


Effects of some psychoactive drugs on conditioned avoidance response in aggressive mice.


Effects of disopyramide on the A-V conduction system.


Effects of calcium on smooth muscles and on the adrenergic neuron blocking action of guanethidine.


A new implant for glaucoma. Effect of removing implants.


Comparisons of secular and seasonal variations in the incidence of anencephalus in Belfast and four Scottish cities, 1956-66.


Contributions to the theory of organismic sets. II. Aggressiveness and submissiveness.


Aureobasidium pullulans as a source of sucrase.


Mechanisms of target cell destruction by alloimmune peritoneal macrophages. II. Release of a specific cytotoxin from interacting cells.


Volvulus of the sigmoid colon.

Volvulus of the sigmoid colon.


Acute regional ileitis due to anisakis larvae.


Reversible binding of macromomycin, a macromolecular eptide antibiotic, to cell membranes.


The development of a urological cytodiagnosis service and an evaluation of its success. Results are given of a year's survey of a urological cytodiagnosis service (229 specimens) in its early stages. A significant degree of success has been obtained in detecting carcinomas of the bladder but bladder papillomata and prostatic and renal carcinomas are not so easily revealed. Other limitations are described.


False positive Wassermann reaction associated with evidence of enterovirus infection. A large proportion of high titre Coxsackie B5 complement-fixation tests was detected among sera giving false positive Wassermann reactions during 1969. Echo virus type 9 proved to be the prevailing enterovirus and is one of those which induces the formation of antibody to Coxsackie B5. One case of Echo virus type 9 meningitis is presented which produced a false positive Wassermann reaction and a high titre Coxsackie B5 complement-fixation test. The relationship between Echo virus type 9 infection, Coxsackie complement-fixation test results, and false positive Wassermann reactions is considered significant.


Plasminogen assay by a haemagglutination inhibition technique. Formaldehyde or gluteraldehyde cells treated with tannic acid were coated with plasminogen. These cells are agglutinated by plasminogen antiserum and this reaction can be quantitatively inhibited by purified plasminogen, plasma, and euglobulin. Correlation between this haemagglutination assay and a caseinolytic method is good. The sensitivity of the technique is high and compares favourably with other immunological methods and is approximately 10 times more sensitive than caseinolytic assays. The merits of this type of assay are discussed.


On the cross-section structure of deoxyribonucleic acid in solution.


On the structure of nucleohistone.

On the structure of nucleohistone.


Binding of actinomycin D to calf thymus chromatin.


Dissociation of hemoglobin subunits at high dilution measured by complement fixation.


Synthesis, assembly and secretion of gamma globulin by mouse myeloma cells. II. Assembly of IgG2b immunoglobulin by MPC 11 tumor and culture cells.


Geometrical illusions and the response of neurones in the cat's visual cortex to angle patterns. 1. This report describes the responses of thirty-six single neurones in the primary visual area of the cat's neurologically isolated and unanaesthetized forebrain, to movements of thin white lines across the visual field. The experiments were designed to record the effects upon the response to a single test line of an added line, which was either parallel to the test line or joined it, making an angle-pattern of 30 degrees . Unit responses were measured in terms of the peak probability of firing derived from a post-stimulus histogram.2. All of the cortical neurones tested exhibited a preferred orientation for stimulation by the test line, i.e. an orientation of the line which produced a maximal response when the line passed through the centre of the unit's receptive field.3. There was no evidence that the orientation of a single test line preferred by cortical neurones was different from that preferred by the same cell when excited by an angle pattern, one arm of which was the original test line.4. The position of a test line (with preferred orientation) in the visual field that produced a maximal response from cortical neurones, was not always the same as the position for maximal response, when a second line was added to make either an angle pattern or to make a pattern of two parallel lines.5. Where the two lines of these patterns were close together and separated by less than the radius of the receptive field, the position for maximal response to the test line was shifted towards the added line. Where the two lines were further apart than this but separated by less than a receptive field diameter, the optimal position for the test line was displaced away from the added line.6. Some evidence was found of a lateral inhibition in the visual system, sufficient to account for the displacements described in paragraphs 4 and 5 above.7. It is concluded that the tip of an angle pattern of 30 degrees produces a distorted cortical image within the primary visual area.8. This neural distortion of sensory information seems adequate to explain the well known illusions of orientation that are associated with human perception of patterns containing acute angles.


Effect of ouabain and metabolic inhibitors on the Na and K movements and nucleotide contents of L cells. 1. The general characteristics and Na and K movements of L cells (derived from mouse epithelium) have been measured. Both cells grown in suspension (LS cells) and as a monolayer (L cells) were used.2. The volume of L cells was 1.2 x 10(-9) cm(3) and of LS cells 3.5 x 10(-9) cm(3); of this 82% was water.3. Electron micrographs showed the presence of numerous protrusions (filopodia) from both forms of the cell. These had the effect of increasing the surface area of the cell by 2-4 times over smooth cells of the same volume. On changing from the flattened to the spherical shape during trypsinization, the filopodia altered to maintain a constant V/A ratio.4. These cells contain K, about 170 m-mole/l. intracellular water and Na, 9 m-mole/l. intracellular water (L cells only) at 20 degrees C. The K fluxes are 1.9 p-mole/cm(2) sec for LS cells and 0.8 p-mole/cm(2) sec for L cells and the Na fluxes are 1.8 p-mole/cm(2) sec for L cells (expressed as per total cell surface (including filopodia)). If expressed as p-mole/cell per sec then L and LS cells have the same K flux.5. 10(-4)M ouabain reduces the K influx to half, indicating an insensitivity to the glycosides common to the species. In the prolonged presence of ouabain the cells come into a new steady state with a [K](1), of 140 and a [Na](1) of 20-30 m-mole/l. intracellular water, but a constant [Na + K](1).6. Both DNP (10(-3)M) and IAA (10(-4)M) are required for maximum inhibition of K uptake, as both aerobic and anaerobic metabolic pathways may be used to drive the pump.7. K removal decreases the Na efflux, and Na removal (eventually) decreases the K influx providing evidence for Na/K coupling.8. The cells contain 7.5 m-mole/litre intracellular water of ATP, a level some 15 times that of ADP.9. The Na pump in these cells is very similar to that found in other tissues in that (a) it requires K to work, (b) it is blocked by ouabain and metabolic inhibitors and (c) it transports three molecules of Na for each two molecules of K.


The membrane potential and permeabilities of the L cell membrane to Na, K and chloride. 1. The chloride content and fluxes, and the membrane potential of L cells have been measured.2. L cells contain chloride, 70 m-mole/l. intracellular water and have a flux of 5.5 p-mole/cm(2) sec.3. The membrane potential is -15 mV.K-free Krebs causes an increase in E(m) and replacing chloride with sulphate causes a temporary reduction in E(m).4. These values for E(m) and chloride, and previously obtained values for Na and K fluxes and contents were used to calculate the permeabilities of the various ions using the Goldman constant field theory. This gave permeabilities of 6.3, 4.2 and 51 x 10(-9) cm/sec for K, Na and chloride respectively, a ratio of 1:0.67:8.10.5. It is concluded that these cells have a low membrane potential because the P(K) is some 100 times lower than in skeletal muscle, therefore leading to a P(K) of the same order as P(Na).


Bat seminal vesicle protein: its characterization and physiological properties.


Some observations on reproduction in the female agouti, Dasyprocta aguti.


Polyspermic fertilization following tubal surgery in pigs, with particular reference to the rôle of the isthmus.


Effect of alpha-chlorhydrin upon the fertility of spermatozoa of the cauda epididymidis of the rat.


A study on sperm tail elements in mouse blastocysts.


Decrease in the electrophoretic mobility of rabbit spermatozoa following intra-uterine incubation.


The role of mycoplasmas in diseases of pigs.


A method for electrophoretic characterization on polyacrylamide gel of circulating insulin immunoreactive substances.


Fresh drugs for old problems.

Fresh drugs for old problems.


Critical role of the mitral valve leaflet in hypertrophic subaortic stenosis and amelioration of the disease by mitral valve replacement.


The effect of pressure on deoxyribonucleic acid.


Immunochemical studies on anti-4-azoquinoline 1-oxide antibody.


The atomic structure of erythrocruorin in the light of the chemical sequence and its comparison with myoglobin.


Intramitochondrial yolk-crystals of frog oocytes. I. Formation of yolk-crystal inclusions by mitochondria during bullfrog oogenesis. Electron microscope examination of thin sections of bullfrog (Rana catesbeiana) ovarian oocytes has shown the presence of mitochondria containing yolk-crystal inclusions in oocytes of all sizes, from 160 to 1500 micro mean diameter. The hexagonally shaped yolk-crystals have major periodicities of 73.8 +/- 10.7 A (n = 100). Several forms of modified mitochondria, observed in the smaller oocytes, may be arranged into a series of structurally intermediate forms between standard oocyte mitochondria and the typical mitochondria with yolk-crystal inclusions. The observation of such intermediate forms is consistent with proposals that the yolk-crystal inclusions arise within a limited portion of the oocyte chondriome by a complex process of mitochondrial differentiation.


Offspring sex ratio and age of parents.

Offspring sex ratio and age of parents.


Multivesicular structures in proliferating fibroblasts of rabbit ovarian follicles during ovulation.


Attachment of the B12-binding principles obtained from Lactobacillus leichmannii to intestinal mucosa homogenates.


Comparative pathology of tumours in man and domestic animals.


The Misuse of Drugs Bill.

The Misuse of Drugs Bill.


A guide to good practice.

A guide to good practice.


The role of transfer agent in immunity.

The role of transfer agent in immunity.


Rifkind D: Nocardia brasiliensis lymphocutaneous syndrome.


Ion-exchange chromatography of soybean saponins.


On the specificity of lectins with a broad agglutination spectrum. X. Investigations on the soja hispida lectin.


Effect of the chemosterilant P,P'-bis(1-aziridinyl)-N-(3-methoxypropyl)-phosphinothioic acid on ribosomal RNA and ribosomal protein in the eggs of house flies.


Sterilization of Hippelates pusio with tepa and metepa.


Degenerative joint disease. The treatment of canine degenerative joint disease.


Gonioscopy in dogs and cats with glaucoma and ocular tumours.


Intraocular pressures in the Beagle dog.


Ethology and canine practice.

Ethology and canine practice.


Urinary tract abnormalities in the dog.

Urinary tract abnormalities in the dog.


Observations on urethral obstruction in male cats.


Some observations on the seasonal incidence and frequency of oestrus in breeding bitches in Britain.


Vaginal bleeding in a spayed bitch: a case report.


Identification of Candida isolated from the cutaneous candidiasis by the combined use of confirmatory medium and slide agglutination with monofactorial antibodies.


Salinity tolerance of Saprolegnia parasitica Coker.


A preliminary study of keratinophilic fungi from Abaco Island, the Bahamas.


Assessment of losses due to early blight (Alternaria solani) of potato.


An account of the fungus genus Alternaria Nees from India.


Fungal microflora of seeds of Pisum sativum L. and its control.


Feedback interaction of mechanical and electrical events in the isolated mammalian ventricular myocardium (cat papillary muscle).


The low frequency input impedance of the renal artery.


The early onset of maximum velocity of shortening in heart muscle of the cat.


Spinal cord and hypothalamus as core sensors of temperature in the conscious dog. I. Equivalence of responses.


Spinal cord and hypothalamus as core sensors of temperature in the conscious dog. 3. Identity of functions.


Spinal cord and hypothalamus as core sensors of temperature in the conscious dog. II. Addition of signals.


Injury and disease of scuba and skin divers.


A study of the different sodium compartments and the transepithelial sodium fluxes of the frog skin with the use of ouabain.


The diffusion of carbon dioxide in erythrocytes and hemoglobin solutions.


An outbreak of salmonellosis in sheep.

An outbreak of salmonellosis in sheep.


The efficacy of Rafoxanide against the larval stages of Oestrus ovis in sheep.


Use of megestrol acetate in the treatment of miliary eczema in the cat.


Treatment of East Coast fever.

Treatment of East Coast fever.


Hypertrophic subaortic stenosis complicated by aortic insufficiency and subacute bacterial endocarditis.


Alcohol and pancreatitis.

Alcohol and pancreatitis.


The physician and emotional disorders.

The physician and emotional disorders.


Ultrasound measurements of ventricular wall motion following administration of vasoactive drugs.


Inhibition of fungal sporulation by aflatoxin.


Mustards derived from 7-phenylbenz(a)anthracene.


A method of inserting a nasogastric tube in the anesthetized or comatose patient.


A new method for the production of general anesthesia and anesthesia with a description of the apparatus used.


Custom-made plastic guards for tooth protection during endoscopy and orotracheal intubation.


The effect of ketamine on intraocular pressure in children.


Severe reaction to accidental subcutaneous administration of large doses of epinephrine.


Responsibility of the anesthesiologist.

Responsibility of the anesthesiologist.


The reversible effect of hypercarbia on the canine heart.


Systemic hemodynamic changes during hypercarbic halothane anesthesia for carotid endarterectomy.


Fluid therapy and blood transfusions in small animals.


The incidence of tapeworms in rural dogs in Victoria.


The isolation of a porcine adenovirus in Queensland.


Hemolytic transfusion reaction during anesthesia.


Thoughts about medical writing. IV. Can it be funny and medical?


Repair by open reduction of fractured mandible in a stallion.


The influence of morphine on excess lactate production.


Microwave warming of bank blood.

Microwave warming of bank blood.


Effects of two new dissociative anesthetic agents, ketamine and CL-1848C, on the respiratory response to carbon dioxide.


Fertility, animal health and education.

Fertility, animal health and education.


New types of organophosphorus-resistant ticks (Boophilus microplus).


Intravenous diazepam for sedation following cardiac operations: clinical and hemodynamic assessments.


An unusual poisoning of dogs.

An unusual poisoning of dogs.


Tuberculosis caused by Mycobacterium avium type 1 in fowls and a wild duck.


Occurrence of spondylolisthesis (kinky-back) in broiler chickens in South Australia.


Physostigmine treatment of anticholinergic-drug depression in postoperative patients.


Apgar-score timer.

Apgar-score timer.


The effect of glucose-insulin-potassium solution on ketosis following cardiac surgery.


The isolation of chlamydiae from faeces of sheep in Australia.


Recent advances in monitoring pulmonary air embolism.


Delay and quadripartition in sea urchin eggs induced by short exposure to 2-mercaptoethanol.


A study of storage iron in the pregnant rat.


Electrophoretic separation on agarose thin film of isoenzymes of alkaline phosphatase from human serum and tissue.


Affinity labeling by m-nitrobenzenediazonium fluoroborate of porcine ANTI-dinitrophenyl antibodies. Position of labeled tyrosine in the lambda-chains.


Determination of serum and urine amylase with use of procion brilliant red M-2BS amylopectin.


Observations on the membranous components of amphibian oocyte nucleoli.


The aggregation of trypsinized BHK21 cells.


The effect of high hydrostatic pressure on the mechanical properties of the surface of the sea-urchin egg.


Memorandum on some aspects of the welfare of infants and children aged under three years whose mothers are in full-time employment.


Poisonings and prescribing habits.

Poisonings and prescribing habits.


Mercury in the environment.

Mercury in the environment.


Radiation sensitivity of intraepithelial carcinoma of the cervix.


Deaths in gynecology. A comparative study (1944, 1970). An analysis of 401 gynecologic deaths occurring at the Charity Hospital of Louisianna in New Orleans from April 1961 to January 1969 was compiled for comparison with a similar study (401 fatalities) conducted at the same medical facility in  194 (Miller).  In the Miller series, the age factor displayed a gradual rise to 45 years followed by a gradual decline.  In the 366 malignant cases collected in 1970, ages ranged from 13 (ovarian cancer) to 100 years plus, and 177 patients were under age 50.  40% of the earlier cases were benign and explain the earlier peak while the higher age peak for 1970 may be the result of the fact that women live longer and well into the age period in which malignancy is more likely to develop.  Generally the women in the 1970 series, both clinically and statistically, were in fairly good condition; the poor or moribund status of some was chiefly caused by their malignant disease.  Unlike the 1944 series, preoperative preparations were generally good, though in over half the cases, the patients were poor risks for any therapy.  The earlier series displayed many complications, some of which were extremely serious and some of which were poorly handled, while peritonitis, pulmonary complications and embolus all showed significant decreases in the 1970 series.  Cardiovascular and renal diseases, especially uremia (46 cases) were the most frequent causes of death after cancer.  In the 1944 series, eight patients displayed or had a history of multiple malignant diseases; the 1970 series had 26 such cases.  Carcinoma of the cervix was a major problem in both studies, accounting for 167 of the 247 deaths from malignant disease in the earlier study and for 209 out of 366 in the later investigation which also included 50 deaths from carcinoma of  the endometrium.  The age range in the 1970 series was from 23 to over 100 years, and less than half the patients sought medical advice within a year of developing symptoms.  In the 1944 series, the delay was even longer.  Only half the patients in the later series were first seen at a time when the stage of the disease was still favorable to cure.  In both series, bleeding was the most frequent first symptom, but appears to have been disregarded as an inconvenience due to its painlessness by the patient or regarded as part of the menopausal pattern by physicians and thereby untested.  The age range among 50 cases of endometrial cancer was from 31 to 82 years and the time lag between symptoms and admission was 0 to 13 years.  The second largest number of fatalities in both series was from ovarian cancer.  Among 59 1970 cases, the age range was from 13 to 72 years and the time lag reached six years in one case.  Better surgical techniques, combined with irradiation and chemotherapy have improved treatment of this pelvic cancer since 1944, but generally significant improvement in the treatment of malignancies has yet to be achieved.  In the 1970 series, outside physicians could be blamed for 17 of 366 deaths from malignant disease and the hospital staff for 47.  Physicians should communicate the following facts: 1) any discharge and any kind of abnormal bleeding may indicate cancer and demands prompt testing; 2) all women over 30 years of age should have a pelvic twice yearly; 3) all women in this age group should also receive a biannual Pap test, which ideally should be given any time a woman has contact with a physician.


Propagation and hormone production by human normal and malignant trophoblast in rats. II. Choriocarcinoma in Millipore diffusion chambers in rats.


Modification of the generalized Shwartzman reaction by therapeutic agents.


2-Vinylquinoline, a reagent to determine protein sulfhydryl groups spectrophotometrically.


Microspectrophotometric studies of the effect of 60Co irradiation on DNA synthesis in germ cells of the face fly.


Prevalence, geographic distribution, and hosts of Cooperia surnabada Antipin, 1931, and C. oncophora (Railliet, 1898) Ransom, 1907, in the United States.


Radiodiagnostic over kill.

Radiodiagnostic over kill.


Acute abdomen secondary to rupured ovarian dermoid during labor.


Studies on beta-trace protein.

Studies on beta-trace protein.


The growth and development of lambs thymectomized in utero.


A modified antibody forming cell assay for detecting cells producing a particular class of antibody.


The cellular and humoral response to antigens in lambs thymectomized in utero.


The biosynthesis of chelidonic acid.

The biosynthesis of chelidonic acid.


Correlations between optical rotatory dispersion and other spectroscopic properties of ferricytochrome c (horse heart).


Sequential polypeptides. I. Use of mono-esters of catechol in the synthesis of sequential polypeptides.


Microbiological hydroxylation of steroids. 3. A convenient, microbiological route to 15-oxygenated 5-alpha-androstanes.


Thermolysis of N-o-nitrophenyl- and N-2,4-dinitrophenyl-alpha-amino-acids.


Transformation of the steroidal sapogenin side chain. II. A new method for the preparation of 16-alkylated-pregn-16-en-20-ones.


Microbiological hydroxylation of steroids. II. Structural information and infrared spectrometry: carbonyl, perturbed methylene, and hydroxy-vibrations of steroidal ketones and alcohols.


Novel analgesics and molecular rearrangements in the morphine-thebaine group. XIX. Further Diels-Alder adducts of thebaine.


Novel analgesics and molecular rearrangements in the morphine-thebaine group. XX. Reaction of 7-beta-cyano-6,14-endo-etheno-7-alpha-methyl-6,7,8,14-tetrahydrothebaine with phenylmagnesium bromide.


Ringworm in animals in a farm in Assiut.


Case of ocular angiostrongyliasis associated with eosinophilic meningitis.


Comparison of catgut and collagenutures in strabismus surgery.


Effect of glutathione and cysteine on rat liver tryptophan oxygenase activity.


Protective immunity to Nippostrongylus brasiliensis: the sequence of events which expels worms from the rat intestine.


Current prevalence and distribution of hydatidosis with special reference to the Americas.


Emmonsia crescens infection (adiaspiromycosis) in man in Honduras. Report of a case.


Simple micromethod for detecting antifungal activity. A bioassay that can be carried out on thin-layer chromatograms is described for rapid detection of antifungal or general cytotoxic activity with microquantities of test compound.


Oxidation of alcohols by Botrytis cinerea. Crude cell-free preparations of Botrytis cinerea were found to oxidize straight-chain primary alcohols (except methanol), aromatic primary alcohols, and unsaturated primary alcohols. The resulting products were the corresponding aldehydes and an equal molar quantity of hydrogen peroxide.


Fungi isolated from flue-cured tobacco inoculated in the field with storage fungi. Flue-cured tobacco inoculated in the field with A. amstelodami, A. flavus, A. ochraceus, A. repens, A. ruber, and a species of Penicillium was rarely invaded by these fungi. Regardless of inoculum, the predominant fungi reisolated from green tissue were species of Alternaria and Cladosporium. After curing, A. repens, A. niger, and species of Alternaria and a species of Penicillium were the most commonly isolated fungi. The fungus used as inoculum was not the predominant fungus reisolated from green or cured tissue. Conditions during handling and storage prior to marketing probably determine when storage fungi become associated with the leaf and which species becomes predominant.


Use of fluorine-19 nuclear magnetic resonance to study conformation changes in selectively modified ribonuclease S.


On the structure of ovotransferrin. Isolation and characterization of the cyanogen bromide fragments and evidence for a duplicate structure.


Analysis by gas chromatography of fatty acids found in whole cultural extracts of Neisseria species.


Leloir's pathway in Polyporus circinatus.


Experimental induction of choriocarcinoma in rats.


Sequence of bovine liver glutamate dehydrogenase. I. Isolation of tryptic peptides from the carboxymethylated protein.


Glycosylation of the A1 protein from myelin by a polypeptide N-acetylgalactosaminyltransferase. Identification of the receptor sequence.


Sequence of bovine liver glutamate dehydrogenase. 3. Tryptic peptides from the maleylated protein.


Studies on phosphatidylcholine vesicles. Determination of partial specific volumes by sedimentation velocity method.


The reaction of N-alpha-(bromoacetoxymethyl)maleimide with hemoglobin.


The characterization of chemically modified hemoglobins. 3. Reaction with various N-substituted maleimides.


Erythrocyte life span and hemoglobin levels in mouse trichuriasis.


Develpoment and survival of infective larvae of the cattle nematode, Ostertagia ostertagi.


The demonstration of anti-HI-HI-H activity in seed anti-H reagents.


Micro complement fixation test for typing of platelets. A new method.


Cellular resistance to daunomycin in Chinese hamster cells in vitro.


Prospective study of dog bite and childhood cancer.


Kinetic evaluation of the effect of actinomycin D, daunomycin, and mitomycin C on proliferating cultured leukemia L 1210 cells.


Assimilation of hydrocarbons. I. Proportion of fatty acids in the cell fat.


Some enzyme and isoenzyme activities in Trichomonas vaginalis.


On contacts of immunocompetent cells with antigen. (Note on a probability model).


Responses of cells from different lymph nodes to BSA antigen in diffusion chambers.


The growth of some tick-borne arboviruses in cell cultures derived from tadpoles of the common frog, Rana temporaria.


Comparison of interferon induction by active and inactive Semliki Forest virus.


Evidence for an RNA replicative intermediate in cells infected with Newcastle disease virus.


Human anti-insulin antibodies.

Human anti-insulin antibodies.


Quantitative studies on the binding of antibody to the surface of HeLa cells.


Irreversible enzyme inhibitors. 181. Inhibition of brain choline acetyltransferase by derivatives of 4-stilbazole.


Delayed vaginal opening in the rat following pharmacologic doses of T4 administered during the neonatal period.


Effects of cadmium, zinc, manganese, and calcium on oxygen and phosphate metabolism of bluegill liver mitochondria.


Effects of increased temperature on cold-water organisms.


Children at risk.

Children at risk.


A case of hydatid disease of the thyroid gland.


The epidemiology of toxoplasmosis.

The epidemiology of toxoplasmosis.


Modification of experimental seizures and anticonvulsant efficacy by peripheral stimulation.


The geographic distribution of multiple sclerosis--some contributions from the recent non-English literature.


Benign early onset of Parkinson's disease: a syndrome distinct from classic postencephalitic parkinsonism.


Myasthenia gravis and hyperthyroidism occurring in two sisters.


Concurrent administration of phenobarbital and diphenylhydantoin: lack of an interference effect.


Underpigmentation of the substantia nigra in chronic disease in children.


Incompatibility in Microsporum cookei.

Incompatibility in Microsporum cookei.


The surgery of female epispadias.

The surgery of female epispadias.


The reaction of 4,4'-difluoro-3,3'-dinitro-diphenyl sulfone with gamma-globulin and horseradish peroxidase.


Physicochemical properties of beta-casein and some carboxyacyl derivatives.


Isolation and properties of human alpha-lactalbumin.


Effect of labelling with dansyl group on the renaturation of lysozyme.


Studies on the structure and function of lysozyme. I. The effect of pH and cation concentration of lysozyme activity.


Proteoglycans of cartilage: an assessment of their structure.


The absence of iron and certain coenzymes in highly purified protocollagen proline hydroxylase.


Probing the topography of proteins in solution by photosensitized oxidation. The heme environment in horse heart ferrocytochrome c.


Biomedical laser technology: a challenge to the engineer.


Molecular species of glycerophosphatides and triglycerides of egg yolk lipoproteins.


Fluorescent substances in protein hydrolysates. II. Comparison of some protein and peptide hydrolysates.


The interaction of ethanol, dietary lipids, and proteins on the rat pancreas. I. Pancreatic enzymes.


Fertilization-associated light-scattering changes in eggs of the sea urchin Strongylocentrotus purpuratus.


Rhythmic incorporation of 35S during early embryonic mitosis in Limnaea (mollusc).


Migration of newly synthesized RNA during mitosis. I. Embryonic cells of the loach (Misgurnus fossilis L.).


RNA of Physarum. II. Template replication and transcription in the mitotic cycle.


Uptake of 32P-parathion and 32P-imidan by Euglena gracilis.


Oxygen consumption by mouse liver homogenate during drinking water arsenic exposure. I.


Experimental investigation of the toxic effect of tetraethyltin and dichlordibutyltin on the animal organism.


Distribution of Ca45 in the organs and tissue of white rats after prolonged consumption of water with an increased magnesium content.


Trutnov 139-66. An unusual actinomycetes combining the contradictory properties of the genera Nocardia and Actinomyces--the causative agent of submandibular mycetoma. I. Introduction.


Formation of new enzootic foci of Q-fever in Croatia.


Surface pressure-surface area characteristics of a series of autoxidation products of cholesterol. The pi-A characteristics of seven known oxidation products of cholesterol were determined. In all cases, the oxidation products yielded films which were more expanded than the film of cholesterol. Shifts in the position of the functional polar groups or the double bond within the sterol molecule results in marked changes in the pi-A curves. Furthermore, replacement of the 3-hydroxy group by a keto group results in a significant decrease in the collapse pressure of the films. Mixed films of each of the oxidation products with dipalmitoyl glycerylphosphorylcholine, egg lecithin, and cholesterol showed marked condensation effects. However, the data suggest that if air oxidation of cholesterol did occur at a biological membrane containing cholesterol and phospholipids, the permeability characteristics and other properties of the membrane might not be altered significantly.


A simple preparation of antigen from Mycoplasma pneumoniae.


Osteogenesis imperfecta congenita. Report of five cases.


Acute thrombocytopenic purpura associated with "Septrin".


Ceroid histiocytosis of spleen and bone marrow in idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP): a contribution to the understanding of the sea-blue histiocyte.


Specific excitation energy transfer from antibodies to dansyl-labeled antigen. Studies with the "loop" peptide of hen egg-white lysozyme.


Physico-chemical properties of mitochondrial ribosomal RNA from fungi.


Amnesic effects of cycloheximide on two strains of mice with different memory characteristics.


Acid soluble calf skin collagen. Characterization of the peptides obtained by cyanogen bromide cleavage of its alpha-1-chain.


Comparison of myoglobins from harbor seal, porpoise, and sperm whale. VII. Mechanism and catalysis for addition of cyanide to myoglobins.


Amino acid sequence of bovine glucagon.

Amino acid sequence of bovine glucagon.


The nature of binding of competitive inhibitors to alcohol dehydrogenases.


Hydrolysis of proteins with p-toluenesulfonic acid. Determination of tryptophan.


Fat metabolism in higher plants. XLVI. Nature of the substrate and the product of oleyl coenzyme A desaturase from Carthamus tinctorius.


Yeast phenylalanine ammonia-lyase. Purification, properties, and the identification of catalytically essential dehydroalanine.


Evidence for a carboxyl group at the active center of bovine carboxypeptidase B.


Studies in mycological chemistry. XXVI. Total synthesis of (plus or minus)-O-methylsterigmatocystin.


Synthesis of unsaturated alpha-amino-acids.


Cytochalasin B II: selective inhibition of cytokinesis in Xenopus laevis eggs.


Fat depot removal, food intake, body, fat, and fat depot weights in obese rats.


Studies on a glycoprotein of fetal calf serum that protects nucleic acids from acid precipitation.


Why psychotherapy for schizophrenics? A reply to Monica Frost.


A neurologist's anecdotes and the Bible.


Alcohol dependence and opiate dependence: lack of relationship in mice. According to a recently proposed hypothesis, physical dependence upon alcohol is due to the formation of an endogenous opiate. We tested the hypothesis by determining whether or not ethanol-dependent mice would show typical opiate-dependent behavior (withdrawal jumping syndrome) when challenged with the opiate antagonist naloxone. Our results do not support the hypothesis.


Potential uterine capacity in low, medium and highly fertile breeds of sheep.


Histochemical observations on the seminiferous tubule of the sparrow (Passer domesticus) testis.


Cleft palate and-or oligodactylia in the mouse embryo induced on different days of pregnancy by various doses of x-rays or cyclophosphamide.


Teratogenicity of myleran against musculoskeletal tissues in the rat.


Germ cell tumors associated with XY gonadal dysgenesis.


Perinatal factors and their relationship to mental retardation and other parameters of development.


Aminocaproic acid as a local hemostatic agent in epistaxis.


On the titration and some properties of a leptospiral lipase.


Bile pigment-phospholipid interactions.

Bile pigment-phospholipid interactions.


Genetic and environmental factors affecting ethanol metabolism in man.


Mithramycin (mithracin). For intravenous use.


The effect of metepa on the sterility, mortality and longevity of house flies, Musca domestica L.


Synthesis of a peptide with basic pancreatic trypsin inhibitor activity.


Fractionation of proteins and viruses with polyethylene glycol.


Isoelectric points and conformation of proteins. II. Isoelectric focusing of alpha-chymotrypsin and its inactive derivative.


A diaminostilbene dye as a hydrophobic probe for proteins.


Studies on protein sulfenyl iodide derivatives of beta-lacto-globulin and bovine serum albumin.


Effects of ultraviolet irradiation on native and telopeptide-poor collagen.


The effect of univalent cations on the circular dichroism of pyruvate kinase.


Proteinase inhibitor in human tears.

Proteinase inhibitor in human tears.


Persistent estrus and altered estrogen sensitivity in rats treated neonatally with clomiphene citrate.


The relative expressed estrogenicity of the newer low-dose oral contraceptives.


An easily produced micro-cytotoxic test plate with a further modification of the standard micro-cytotoxic technique for lymphocyte typing.


Security for children.

Security for children.


The effect of stress upon the determination of serum prolactin by radioimmunoassay.


Placental transport of phenylalanine in the rat: maternal and fetal metabolism.


Effects of gold thioglucose and bipiperidyl mustard on pituitary prolactin and growth hormone content of C3H mice.


Proteins of four biologically distinct strains of Newcastle disease virus.


Hybridisation in sheep.

Hybridisation in sheep.


Meal particle size and pathological conditions in pigs.


Behavioural changes in a stock of Barbus conchonius (Hamilton, Pisces, Cyprinidae) after accidentally induced partial depigmentation and blindness.


Haemostatic failure in babies with rhesus isoimmunization.


Inhibition of the growth of Helminthosporium carbonum by L-cysteine.


Characterization of a micrococcus which enhances the cellulolytic activity of Trichurus cyclindricus.


Identification of products produced by the anaerobic degradation of naringin by Butyrivibrio sp. C3.


The fine structure of Verticillium dahliae Kleb. colonizing cellophane.


Optic disc astrocytoma in a horse.

Optic disc astrocytoma in a horse.


A developmental study of constitutive heterochromatin in Microtus agrestis.


Retinal and retinochoroidal lesions in early neuropathic canine distemper.


A modified equine artificial vagina for the collection of gel-free semen.


Diagnosis of patent ductus arteriosus in a horse.


Clinico-pathologic conference.

Clinico-pathologic conference.


Effect of protein levels and opaque-2 corn on sow and litter performance during the first and second lactation periods.


Induction of multiovulation in the ewe following synchronization of estrus.


Effect of homogenized embryos on IUD-induced luteal regression in the ewe. The effect of homogenized embryos on IUD-induced luteal regression in the ewe was studied.  Plastic spiral IUDs were inserted in an uterine horn adjacent to an ovary containing a corpus luteum during various times of the estrous cycle.  The ewes were sacrificed on Day 6 for examination of the corpus luteum.  Estrous Cycle Day 3 was the last day in which the IUD insertion induced luteal regression.  Corpus luteum was maintained in ewes when the IUD was inserted on Day 4, 5, or 6.  Corpus luteum regression was not prevented when homogenized 14- or 15-day-old embryos were injected into the uterus at the time of IUD insertion.  Ewes which received an IUD, a cannula, and an infusion of saline or homogenized embryos on Days 3, 4, and 5 maintained corpora lutea in 4 of 7 embryo-infused ewes and in none of 7 saline-infused ewes (p less than .05).  It was determined that the IUD must remain in the uterine horn for longer than 1 day to induce corpus luteum regression and that embryos can sometimes prevent the IUD-induced regression.


The primary structure of the porcine pancreatic secretory trypsin inhibitor. I. Amino acid sequence of the reduced S-aminoethylated protein.


Interaction of pyridoxal analogues with glutamate apodecarboxylase and aspartate apoaminotransferase.


Anomeric structure of globoside and ceramide grihexoside of human erythrocytes and hamster fibroblasts.


Nanosecond time-resolved fluorescence spectra of a protein-dye complex.


Methods for the detection and determination of ibogaine in biological materials.


Surgical preparation of a chronic maternal-fetal model in pregnant sheep: a technique for the measurement of middle uterine blood flow, umbilical blood flow, and fetal sampling in the awake sheep.


Occupational health nurse certification.


Treatment and care of the road accident case.


Trauma to the abdomen: management of bladder and urethral injuries.


Retinal haemorrhages in newborn infants.


Jumping after naloxone precipitated withdrawal of chronic morphine in the rat.


Some endocrinological aspects of barbiturate dependence. 1. Hypophysectomized rats become dependent on barbitone and show the same withdrawal syndrome as intact animals.2. Barbitone dependent rats have larger thyroid and adrenal glands, a larger liver, smaller gonads and larger secondary sex organs than untreated animals. The levator ani muscle of the males is smaller.3. In contrast, dependent female hypophysectomized rats only showed a decreased gonad weight and increased liver weight.4. Histologically, the thyroid gland of dependent rats appears more active, but the concentration of iodine bound to plasma protein, basal metabolic rate and body temperature are similar in dependent and untreated animals.5. Resting plasma corticosterone concentration appears to be unchanged in barbitone dependent animals, but stress induced increases in the concentration of corticosterone in plasma are less in dependent animals.6. Immature barbitone dependent rats grow at a faster rate than untreated animals, but hypophysectomized rats of similar age receiving barbitone do not.7. The additional body weight gained by barbitone dependent animals is of normal body composition.8. Administration of growth hormone has an identical growth inducing effect in dependent hypophysectomized animals and in untreated hypophysectomized animals.9. Barbitone dependent rats do not exhibit the ;frustration effect' in a double runway. In barbitone dependent rats approach to a potentially ;frustrating' situation is slower than in untreated animals.


Dicrocoelium dendriticum (Rudolphi, 1819) Looss, 1899 in Turkey. I. Field studies of intermediate and final hosts in the South Marmara region, 1968.


An anomalous origin of the right subclavian artery in the dog.


Uridine transport and RNA synthesis in growing and in density-inhibited animal cells.


Changes in rectal temperature during the normal oestrous cycle in the beagle bitch.


An improved heat-stable glutamine-free chemically defined medium for growth of mammalian cells.


Eyelashes and adventitious cilia as causes of corneal irritation.


Epiphyseal plate injury in the dog: a radiographic study of growth disturbance in the forelimb.


Mitral incompetence in dogs of 0-5 years of age.


Pulmonary artery banding in the cat: a case report.


Meningioma in a dog in Iran: a case report, together with a review of the literature and special reference to the aetiology.


Studies on eye movements of cerebral palsy.


Congenital myofibrillar hypoplasia of piglets: ultrastructure of affected fibres.


Membranous glomerulonephritis associated with leukaemia in cats.


Observations on mouse mastitis produced by inoculation of different strains of staphylococcus.


The efficacy of dichlorvos (V3 formulation) against larval and adult Oesophagostomum spp. in the pig.


Preliminary evaluation of an automated Brucella antibody screening system.


Clinicopathological aspects of canine aqueous humour proteins.


Hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy and Friedreich's ataxia. Report of a case and review of literature.


Interstitial wear.

Interstitial wear.


Polarographic behaviour of deoxyribonucleic acid.


Isolation of phosvitin from plasma of estrogenized roosters.


Induction of phosvitin synthesis in roosters by estradiol injection.


Congenital physiologically corrected transposition with hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy.


Schistosomiasis and water works practice in Uganda.


The role of antigenic conformation in antigen-antibody complex formation.


Tunicamycin, a new antibiotic. II. Some biological properties of the antiviral activity of tunicamycin.


Isolation and characterization of the polypeptide chain involved in the cross-linking of stabilized bovine fibrin.


Chemical modification of tyrosyl residues of hen egg-white lysozyme by diisopropylphosphorofluoridate.


Studies on nucleic acids of living fossils. 3. A classification of transfer ribonucleic acids by the elution profiles on gel filtration and sedimentation profiles on sucrose density gradient.


Arthropod borne viruses in Canadian wild life.


Benzene and toluene fatalities.

Benzene and toluene fatalities.


An epidemic of nits.

An epidemic of nits.


The assay of human pancreatic phospholipase A in pancreatic juice and duodenal contents.


Amnesia produced by spreading depression and ECS: evidence for time-dependent memory trace localization. Rats were given electroconvulsive shock and bilateral cortical spreading depression, either alone or in combination, at various times after a single passive avoidance training trial. Assessment of retention deficits, 24 hours after training, revealed a U-shaped amnesic function for cortical spreading depression as compared with the short linear function consistently obtained with electroconvulsive shock in this situation. Induction of cortical spreading depression immediately after training resulted in an extension of the amnesic gradient produced by electroconvulsive shock, presumably by disruption of the subcortically confined memory trace. In addition to indicating a stibcortical locus of action for the amnesic effects of electroconvulsive shock, these results are interpreted as favoring a hypothesis of time-dependent memory trace localization in short-term memory processing, which involves an initial subcortical localization of the trace followed by a phase involving either direct or indlirect cortical participation in a mulltistage memory fixation process.


Pulmonary fibrosis in Pigeon Breeders' disease.


The problem of penicillin allergy.

The problem of penicillin allergy.


[Study of streptococci from the milk of cows with mastitis and healthy cows, using the Camp-Test and group-specific sera].


Filariasis: Dipetalonema perstans infections in Rhodesia.


Effects of melatonin and serotonin on the release of FSH and prolactin.


Protein binding of potent analogs of the gastrin peptides.


Temporal interrelationships between plasma LH, ovarian secretion rates and peripheral plasma progestin concentrations in the rat: effects of Nembutal and exogenous gonadotropins.


Estrogen-dependency of monoamine-induced ovulation.


Handling of uric acid by the rat kidney. I. Microanalysis of uric acid in proximal tubular fluid.


Influence of luminal diameter and flow velocity on the isotonic fluid absorption and 36Cl permeability of the proximal convolution of the rat kidney.


Reciprocal activation of two evoked potential components in the olfactory bulb.


Quantitative measurements of platelet aggregation in vivo induced by adenosine diphosphate.


Reexamination of the split oil droplet method as applied to kidney tubules.


Electrolyte concentrations in primary and final saliva of the rat sublingual gland studied by micropuncture and catheterization techniques.


Effect of the intensity of light adaptatoon on the rate of recovery of maximum pupil size in the dark.


An elegant transplant.

An elegant transplant.


Aniline-induced changes in the corpora lutea of rats.


Isoelectric focusing of myosin in dilute polyacrylamide gels.


What need for speed?

What need for speed?


The effects of varying short visual exposure times to a phobic test stimulus on subsequent avoidance behavior.


Standardized scheduled desensitization: some unstable results and an improved program.


Systematic desensitization with pre-treatment and intra-treatment therapeutic instructions.


Metabolism of [14C] pyridoxol in the pregnant rat.


Protein synthesis and development in the absence of cytoplasmic RNA synthesis in nonnucleate egg fragments and embryos of sea urchins: effect of ethidium bromide.


The need for nurses.

The need for nurses.


Absorption, translocation, and metabolism of p-nitrophenyl-alpha, alpha, alpha-trifluoro-2-nitro-p-tolyl ether by soybeans.


Alkoxy derivatives of dyrene. Identification and carboxylesterase inhibition.


Masculinized Turner's syndrome XY-XO mosaicism.


Deoxyribonucleic acid synthesis in ultraviolet-light-irradiated Chinese hamster cells. Two mammalian cell lines, Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) which can recover colony-forming ability between fractionated doses of ultraviolet light (UV), and Chinese hamster B-14FAF28 which cannot recover, were tested for the ability to bypass UV-induced photoproducts in DNA during postirradiation DNA synthesis. The molecular weight distributions of newly synthesized DNA in UV-irradiated populations of both cell lines showed evidence for photoproduct bypass. Hence, the bypass mechanism does not correlate with recovery after UV.


Vmax as an index of contractile state in man.


Effect of pH changes on the binding of vitamin B12 by intrinsic factor. The binding of vitamin B(12) by human gastric juice has been found to be pH dependent. Maximum binding occurs between pH 6.5 and 10. Outside this pH range the vitamin B(12)-binding ability of human gastric juice decreases and at pH below 2 or above 12.2 this drops sharply to about 10 to 15% of the maximum. Three commercial hog intrinsic factors have been found to give a similar response to pH changes. The pH-dependent binder in human gastric juice has been shown to be intrinsic factor by the addition of intrinsic factor-blocking antibody. About 10% of vitamin B(12) bound by human gastric juice is not bound by intrinsic factor and is not pH dependent. The reduction in the vitamin B(12)-binding capacity of human gastric juice induced by an adverse pH is reversed by neutralization. The physiological and clinical significance of these observations is discussed and their relevance to various procedures in vitro noted.


Morphological and biochemical changes of rat prostate organ cultures and their reaction to prostate extracts.


Investigation of Erythrina spp. v. study of Erythrina suberosa leaves.


Health programs: slum children suffer because of low funding.


Texture and composition of bone.

Texture and composition of bone.


Relation of the size of the eye to the age and length in human ontogenesis.


Histological studies on the ontogenic development of the thyroid gland in the pig.


A physico-chemical study of calcium-albumin aggregation employing a calcium-specific electrode.


Cellulose acetate electrophoresis: the use of discontinuous buffer systems for protein separations.


Radiologic evaluation of splenic injury after blunt trauma.


Drug treatment: avenues open to physicians.


Electron microscopy of complexes between IgA (MOPC 315) and a bifunctional hapten.


Suppression of established Friend virus leukemia by statolon. 3. Development of FV-leukemogenic and FV-immunogenic activities in bloods, spleens, and lymph nodes.


A simple enzymatic method for the determination of 2,3-diphosphoglycerate in small amounts of blood.


Immunodeficiency and immunobiology.

Immunodeficiency and immunobiology.


Book of accidents (1830). Excerpt XI: Riding a wild horse.


Immunization of human female with human sperm and semen.


Phagocytosis of spermatozoa in the uterine cavity of woman using intrauterine device.


Fossil fuels as a source of mercury pollution. The upper limit of the quantity of mercury released by weathering processes is approximately 230 metric tons per year. The quantity of mercury released by burning of coal is estimated to be of the order of 3000 tons per year, a quantity comparable to that emitted as waste from industrial processes.


Hycanthone resistance: development in Schistosoma mansoni. Following the administration of relatively high doses of the antischistosomal drug hycanthone to mice and hamsters infected with Schistosoma mansoni, a number of the worms survived. After a period of 6 to 12 months these parasites resumed production of viable eggs that gave rise to schistosomes that proved resistant to hycanthone and to two other related antischistosomal compounds. This drug resistance has remained stable for three subsequent generations of worms.


Immune response restoration with macrophage culture supernatants. Depression of the in vitro immune response of mouse spleen cell suspensions to sheep erythrocytes by removal of macrophages can be reversed by the addition of supernatants from peritoneal macrophage cultures. Supernatant activity can be absorbed by the red cell antigen, and supernatant-treated red cells are stimulatory in the absence of macrophages or supernatant.


Contribution to the diagnosis of infectious swine abortion.


Polycytidylate polymerase from Ehrlich ascites cells.


The complete tetramerization of rabbit muscle glycogen phosphorylase b by AMP and salt. An analytical ultracentrifuge study.


Methylmaleic anhydride as a reversible blocking agent during specific arginine modification.


Bovine and ovine prolactins: a difference of two amino acids indicated by peptide maps.


Investigation of photosynthetic cytochromes c by high resolution NMR spectroscopy.


On a chymotrypsin C purified from autolyzed porcine pancreas.


The migration of blood cells of the bone marrow through the sinusoidal wall.


Mechanism of repair of lenticular wounds in Rana pipiens. I. Role of cell migration.


Effects of simulated fallout radiation on iron kinetics, red cell mass, and plasma copper in sheep.


The effects of x-rays on the synthesis of DNA, RNA, and proteins in synchronized Chinese hamster cells.


A radiologic approach to obstructive jaundice and disease in the region of the pancreas.


Arylamidase of Cephalosporium acremonium and its specificity for cephalosporin C. Three aggregational forms of arylamidase are produced by Cephalosporium acremonium. The exocellular enzyme, with an approximate molecular weight of 60,000, was purified 300-fold by diethylaminoethyl cellulose chromatography, gel filtration, and gel electrophoresis. With l-leucyl-beta-naphthylamide as the substrate, the K(m) is 4.2 x 10(-4)m; the optimum pH, 7.7; and the temperature optimum, 35 C. The enzymatic hydrolysis of l-leucyl-beta-naphthylamide is inhibited by a number of cephalosporins, whereas a variety of penicillins show no effect. Alternatively, the enzyme specifically catalyzes the beta-lactam hydrolysis of a number of cephalosporins; a number of penicillins are resistant. The K(m) for cephalosporin C is 9.09 x 10(-4)m.


Antifungal activity of selected benzimidazole compounds. The comparative antifungal activity of four benzimidazole compounds was determined against 11 fungi.


Tuberculin conversion after B.C.G. vaccination in newborn babies.


Adaptation of Singh's Aedes albopictus (ATC-15) cell line to media with calf and goat sera and their susceptibility to infection with some arboviruses.


Frequency of antibody to hepatitis-associated antigen as measured by a new radioimmunoassay technique.


Acetyl-coenzyme A: arylamine N-acetyltransferase. Role of the acetyl-enzyme intermediate and the effects of substituents on the rate.


Regain of homogeneous binding activity after recombination of chains of "mono- focal" antibody.


Purification and analysis of "monofocal" antibody.


Feline infectious peritonitis.

Feline infectious peritonitis.


Pyometra in the bitch.

Pyometra in the bitch.


The incidence of mycoplasma in pet and colony maintained cats.


The use of chlorpromazine in swine agalactia.


Leptospirosis in British cattle.

Leptospirosis in British cattle.


A procedure for investigating the influence of disease status on productive efficiency in a pig herd.


Apparent spontaneous rupture of the urethra following use of the Burdizzo.


Fits in dogs--television a possible aetiology?


Certain interesting aspects of infertility in two Shetland Collies.


The structure of a double-headed buffalo calf (Dicephalus dipus dibrachius).


A study of the amino-acids in urine from dogs with cystine urolithiasis.


Atherosclerosis in a wildfowl collection.


The clinical picture and pathology of "Deg Nala disease" in buffaloes and cattle in West Pakistan.


Newcastle disease in birds of prey.

Newcastle disease in birds of prey.


The Rose Bengal test.

The Rose Bengal test.


Evaluation of dichlorvos (V3 formulation) against larval and adult trichuris suis and observations on experimental infection in growing pigs.


Keratoconjunctivitis sicca in the dog and its treatment.


The demise of a Research Centre.

The demise of a Research Centre.


Excretion of Salmonella agona in turkeys.


Salmonella dublin abortion in cattle: preliminary observations on the serological response.


The ultrastructure of the corpus luteum of the guinea-pig.


Carcinoma of the cervix in pregnancy.

Carcinoma of the cervix in pregnancy.


Fatal superinfection with monilia in gynecological surgery.


Preparation of deacylated phosphoglycerides.


Detection of phenylketonuric heterozygotes.


Morphogenesis of the pelvic limb metapodium of the sheep (Ovis ammon f. aries L.) and the goat (Capraaegagrus f. hircus L.).


Prenatal development of Leydig cells in man.


The development of Botrytis cinerea in irradiated strawberries during storage.


Permeability of mammary ducts in the lactating goat.


Membrane potentials in the mammary gland of the lactating rat.


Fungal flora of South Vietnamese fish and rice.


Fluorescent modification of serum albumin by lipid peroxidation.


Synthesis and deposition of oocyte envelopes in the Colorado beetle, Leptinotarsa decemlineata Say.


Development of the innervation in the human pineal organ. Light and electron microscopic investigations.


On the innervation of the rat and pig adrenal cortex.


Observations on the relationship between "chloride-type" and "pseudobranch-type" cells in the gills of a fish, Oligocottus maculosus.


Ultrastructural aspects of the paraventricular nuclei in the rat.


The origin of the new bovine transferrin type TfPy.


Mycoplasma hyorhinis as a causative agent in pneumonia of pigs.


Equine bronchopneumonia caused by Bordetella bronchiseptica. A case report.


The effect of copper dressing on the copper content of mountain pasture.


Fertility of deep frozen boar spermatozoa.


Gastric torsion in swine.

Gastric torsion in swine.


The inter-relationship of endo-parasites in wild cervids (Capreolus capreolus L. and Alces alces L.) and domestic ruminants in Sweden.


Mastitis prophylaxis. A comparative study of udder wash with sodium hypochlorite, iodophor and hexachlorophene.


Left conus stenosis in the dog.

Left conus stenosis in the dog.


The effect of Ca2+ on the sulfhydryl reactivity of troponin. Evidence for a Ca2+-induced conformational charge.


Studies on the origin of proteins in the nucleoli of mouse ascites tumour cells: a test for protein transfer to the nucleoli.


The rejoining of x-ray-induced strand breaks in the DNA of a murine lymphoma cell (L5178Y).


A note of the storage of soluble nucleohistone.


Antagonism of noradrenaline and dopamine inhibition of brain-stem neurones by bulbocapnine.


Changes in nuclear dimensions and orientation during contraction of a cultured fibroblast sheet.


Effects of changing the ionic environment on passive and active membrane properties of pregnant rat uterus. 1. In pregnant rat myometrium electrotonic potentials, produced by externally applied current, were recorded intracellularly.2. The space constant, lambda, was 1.8 mm, the time constant, tau(m), 120 msec. The values obtained on the 7th day and on the 20th day of pregnancy were the same.3. The magnitude of the electrotonic potential and the time constant of the membrane were increased in the absence of potassium from the external solution and decreased by excess potassium.4. The magnitude of the electrotonic potential and the time constant of the membrane were increased by the replacement of chloride with C(6)H(5)SO(3) (-) or SO(4) (2-), and decreased with NO(3) (-) or I(-) replacement.5. When the sodium chloride was replaced with sucrose (16.7 mM sodium remaining in the buffers) the spontaneous spikes deteriorated and activity stopped within 30 min. However, for periods up to 4 hr, a spike of larger amplitude and faster rate of rise than in normal solution could be evoked when a depolarizing current was applied.6. When the external calcium concentration was raised (5 and 10 mM) the amplitude and the rate of rise of the evoked spike were increased. They were decreased by reducing calcium. In zero calcium spontaneous activity stopped within 15 min.7. The effects of calcium deficiency were much less marked and slower in onset when, simultaneously, the sodium concentration was reduced to 16.7 mM.8. When calcium was replaced with strontium (2.5 mM), the membrane was depolarized and the duration of the spontaneous and evoked action potential was prolonged, mainly due to a slowed rate of repolarization. When the concentration of strontium was raised to 7.5 or 12.5 mM the membrane was hyperpolarized, the duration of the action potential became short and the amplitude of the spike was increased.9. Addition of barium or the replacement of calcium with barium caused depolarization and oscillatory membrane activity. However, a spike could be evoked by applying conditioning hyperpolarization.10. Manganese abolished the spontaneous and evoked spike. Tetrodotoxin had no effect.11. The results show that rat uterus has cable-like properties. The action potential may be due to calcium entry, while sodium, by influencing the membrane potential in competition with calcium, may be involved in the spontaneous spike generation and the spread of excitation.


d-Lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD-25): a constrictor of human umbilical vein.


The effect of dietary soybean trypsin-inhibitor on the histology of dog pancreas.


Social responsibility and the scientist in modern western society.


A comparison of 2 vaccines against contagious bovine pleuropneumonia.


Studies on rinderpest culture vaccine. IV. The stability of the reconstituted product.


Genetic mosaicism in vivo: development and disease in allophenic mice.


A pig herd established by hysterectomy. I. The techniques for rearing hysterectomy-derived piglets to 5 weeks of age.


Studies on the resistance of pigs to infestation with Hyostrongylus rubidus (Hassall & Stiles, 1892). I. Infection experiments in non-sensitised and previously sensitised growing animals.


Diploid-triploid chimerism in 3 tortoiseshell cats.


The recording and analysis of coccidiostatic activity; quinolone and pyridone compounds.


Hypocuprosis-hypomagnesaemia complex associated with pediculosis, and a predisposition to pneumonia in outwintered single suckled calves.


Canine distemper as a predisposing factor for Nocardia asteroides infection in the dog.


Persistance of three Salmonella spp. in bovine faeces.


A surgical dressing for small-animal use.


Cordophilus sagittus in Swaziland.

Cordophilus sagittus in Swaziland.


Ulcerative otitis externa in a horse.

Ulcerative otitis externa in a horse.


Biosynthesis of riboflavin by Ashbya gossypii. I. The influence of fats of the animal origin on the riboflavin production.


Batch production of protein from ethane and ethane-methane mixtures. A culture of Graphium grows upon natural gas and a mineral salt solution. Ethane is the preferred substrate but methane is co-utilized. A stirred-tank type fermentor was used to study batch growth. Maximum production rate of biomass was 80 mg/liter.hr, at pH 4, using simple synthetic supporting medium with ammonium sulfate as a nitrogen source. This rate was observed after 40 hr of fermentation. A doubling time of 3.7 hr was observed. The corresponding specific growth rate was 0.187 per hr. A magnetic drive fermentor was used to study the effect of continuous recycle of gases in a gas-tight system. The rate of oxygen utilization is approximately 2.1 times higher than for ethane. Oxygen must not be allowed to become limiting in recycle gases. The calculated efficiency of overall biomass synthesis averages 30%. Hyphal and unicellular tissue of Graphium contains 52% protein. It compares favorably with standard FAO protein in its content of amino acids.


T-2 toxin production by Fusarium tricinctum on solid substrate. A method has been developed to produce and purify gram quantities of T-2 toxin [4beta, 15-diacetoxy-8alpha-(3-methylbutyryloxy)-12, 13-epoxytrichothec-9-en-3alpha-ol], a mycotoxin elaborated by a strain of Fusarium tricinctum isolated from toxic corn. After growing for 3 weeks at 15 C on 1,200 g of white corn grits, F. tricinctum NRRL 3299 elaborated at least 9.0 g of T-2 toxin, and 2.3 g of crystalline product was recovered. A lesser amount of toxin was produced on rice, but none was detected in wheat incubated at 20 C. The amount of toxin measured in white corn grits declined as the incubation temperature was raised to 20, 25, and 32 C.


Use of a new buffer system with formalinized sheep erythrocytes in the rubella hemagglutination-inhibition test. The increased sensitivity and improved agglutination and settling patterns of formalinized sheep erythrocytes in a new buffer, HEPES (N-2-hydroxyethylpiperazine N'-2'-ethanesulfonic acid), make this system more suitable for use in the rubella hemagglutination-inhibition test.


Ultrafiltration as a method for concentrating Rift Valley fever virus grown in tissue culture. Filtration by means of a Diaflo ultrafilter was used to concentrate three 1,000-ml lots and one 3,000-ml lot of tissue culture-grown Rift Valley fever virus. Quantitation of both infectivity and total protein was achieved. Water treatment with continued ultrafiltration of the virus concentrate provided a final virus product approximately 99.25% free of low-molecular-weight materials originally present in the growth medium.


The mouse jumping test--a simple screening method to estimate the physical dependence capacity of analgesics.


Speech and language in the Philippines.

Speech and language in the Philippines.


A contribution to the epidemiology of Salmonella dublin infection in cattle.


Observations on the morbidity problem in machine-reared calves.


Synthesis of unsaturated fatty acids in chick embryo liver.


Interpretation of nonhyperbolic behavior in enzymic systems. I. Differentiation of model mechanisms.


The African molossid bat Tadarida russata.


Effect of temperature and acclimation upon FFA levels in three species of rodents.


Georgraphic and morphological variation in the presence and absence of the pelvic skeleton in the brook stickleback, Culaea inconstans (Kirtland), in Alberta and Saskatchewan.


The influence of Schistocephalus plerocercoids on the respiration of Gasterosteus and a possible resulting effect on the behavior of the fish.


The occurrence of morphological abnormalities in the oegopsid squid Illex illecebrosus (Lesueur, 1821).


A note on the sporogony of Parahaemoproteus velans (=Haemoproteus velans Coatney and Roudabush) (Haemosporidia: Haemoproteidae) in species of Culicoides.


The functional significance of corneal distortion in marine mammals.


Rabies vaccination in cats.

Rabies vaccination in cats.


Comments on rabies immunization for cats.


Comments on feline leukemia virus.

Comments on feline leukemia virus.


Continuing studies with transmissible feline fibrosarcoma virus in fetal and newborn sheep.


Comments on treatment of feline leukemia.


Feline sarcoma virus tumor induction in cats and dogs.


Histopathology of feline panleukopenia: a report of 65 cases.


Cerebellar ataxia and its congenital transmission in cats by feline panleukopenia virus.


Comments on cerebellar ataxia and its congenital transmission in cats by feline panleukopenia virus.


Feline panleukopenia biologics.

Feline panleukopenia biologics.


Comments on feline panleukopenia biologics.


Feline infectious peritonitis: review of gross and histopathologic lesions.


Cytotoxic compounds. XII. Some 3-arylthiopropane-1,2-diols and 2-arylthiopropane-1,3-diols. Rearrangement of the 1,3-dimethanesulphonates to the 1,2-isomers.


Synthesis of terminal N-thiobenzoyl peptides by use of 4-substituted 2-phenylthiazol-5(4H)-ones as acylating agents for amino-acids and peptides. Optically-active 4-substituted 2-phenylthiazol-5(4H)-ones.


Cytotoxic compounds. 13. Some 1-arylthiopropan-2-ols and 2-arylthiopropanols. Rearrangement of the primary methanesulphonates into the secondary isomers.


Thyroxine analogues: synthesis and nuclear magnetic resonance spectral studies of diphenylamines.


Purines, pyrimidines, and imidazoles. 37. Some new syntheses of pyrazolo[3,4-d]pyrimidines, including allopurinol.


Infective hemolymph from forest tent caterpillars diseased by nuclear polyhedrosis virus.


The effect of laser power at 2650 A on deoxyribonucleic acid.


Did M'Naghten need a psychiatrist, a lawyer, or a definition?


The inhibitory and excitatory properties of alpha adrenoceptors in the rat stomach.


A survey of psychologists in the American Association on Mental Deficiency.


Mycological flora of cigarettes.

Mycological flora of cigarettes.


Time capsules for research in profound retardation.


On the long-term survival of keratinophilic fungi in non-sterile soil.


The relation of extracellular amylase, mycelium, and time, in some thermophilic and mesophilic Humicola species.


Cells involved in the immune response. XIX. Failure of thymectomy to influence the antigen-reactive and antibody-forming cell populations in the adult rabbit.


Improved piezoelectric driver for glass microelectrodes.


The epidemiology of Echinococcus infection in Great Britain. 3. Echinococcus granulosus and cestodes of the genus Taenia in farm dogs in England in the Lake District, northern Pennines and East Anglia.


Human infection with pig Ascaris (A. suum).


Surgery for rectal prolapse.

Surgery for rectal prolapse.


Bertiella infestation in a Nova Scotia child formerly resident in Africa.


Phosvitin, a phosphoglycoprotein. I. Isolation and characterization of a glycopeptide from phosvitin.


Tunicamycin, a new antibiotic. 3. Reversal of the antiviral activity of tunicamycin by aminosugars and their derivatives.


The effects of sucrose and various salts on the growth and lysosomal enzyme activity of L5178Y cells.


The cytoplasmic incorporation of tritiated thymidine during oogenesis in Pteridium aquilinum.


Studies on the cytopathogenicity of Newcastle disease virus: relation between virulence, polykaryocytosis and plaque size.


Studies on the cytopathic effects of Newcastle disease virus: metabolic requirements.


Student doctors.

Student doctors.


Ovarian maturation in stable flies: inhibition by 20-hydroxyecdysone. The steroid 20-hydroxyeedysone when given by mouth inhibits ovarian maturation in the stable fly, Stomoxys calcitrans (L.). by preventing lipid synthesis flecessary foir vitellogenlesis in the developing oocyte.


Psychoses in the offspring of schizophrenic monozygotic twins and their normal co-twins.


Antibodies against cell membrane constituents in systemic lupus erythematosus and related diseases. I. Cytotoxic effect of serum from patients with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) for allogeneic and for autologous lymphocytes.


Lymphocyte-mediated modification of blood-derived macrophage function in vitro; inhibition of growth of intracellular mycobacteria with lymphokines.


An implanted reservoir of morphine solution for rapid induction of physical dependence in rats. 1. Rats were dosed continuously with morphine hydrochloride by giving a daily dose through tubes connected to small, subcutaneously implanted reservoirs. Morphine was withdrawn by washing out the reservoir with drug vehicle. The daily dose of morphine, or substitute drug received by each rat was determined by difference by estimating the drug remaining in reservoir washings.2. Withdrawal symptoms were more pronounced after 9 days than after 4 days of dosing with morphine.3. Body weight loss, maximal at 24 h, and increased defaecation during the first 7 h were the chief physiological signs of morphine withdrawal. The body weight loss was the result of hypodipsia and anorexia exacerbated by increased defaecation.4. When substituted for morphine in the reservoir, methadone and codeine completely prevented body weight loss and increased defaecation, while pethidine was effective against increased defaecation, but not against 24 h body weight loss. The opiate-antagonist analgesics pentazocine, nalorphine and cyclazocine either had no effect on withdrawal symptoms or increased their severity.5. In morphine dependent rats under continued morphine administration subcutaneous doses of the opiate-antagonists nalorphine, cyclazocine and naloxone all precipitated the withdrawal symptoms of body weight loss and increased defaecation. The weak antagonist pentazocine caused a significantly increased defaecation, but no significant change in body weight, while the opiates pethidine, codeine and methadone had no significant effect on body weight or defaecation.6. The advantages of inducing dependence by this method of dosing are discussed.


Detection of drugs in urine for methadone treatment programs.


Induction of a hemolysin response in vitro. II. Influence of the thymus-derived cells during the development of the antibody-producing cells. Spleen cells of bone marrow chimeras (B cells) and of irradiated mice injected with thymus cells and heterologous erythrocytes (educated T cells) were mixed and cultured together (17). The number of PFC developing in these cultures was dependent both on the concentration of the B cells and of the educated T cells. In excess of T cells the number of developing PFC is linearly dependent on the number of B cells. At high concentrations of T cells more PFC developed; the increase in the number of PFC was greatest between the 3rd and 4th day of culture. Increased numbers of educated T cells also assisted the development of PFC directed against the erythrocytes. It is concluded that the T cells not only play a role during the triggering of the precursor cells but also during the time of proliferation of the B cells; close contact between B and T cells seems to be needed to allow the positive activity of the T cells.


Life stress and illness patterns in the U.S. Navy. V. Prior life change and illness onset in a battleship's crew.


Studies on puff adder (Bitis arietans) venom. I. Purification and properties of protease A.


Use of o-phenylphenol for the prevention and treatment of ulcerative stomatitis in crotalid snakes.


Interaction of DNA with three dimethyl derivatives of benz(c)acridines.


Infertility in a bull-effect of vitamin A therapy on the semen picture.


A survey of the incidence of bovine brucellosis in the integrated milk project area and in some of the dairy farms of Andhra Pradesh.


Primary pulmonary neoplasms in two zoo birds.


Pulmonary spirocercosis and sebaceous gland adenocarcinoma in dog.


Performance of pure Jersey cattle in India. I. Length of dry period and its effect on the subsequent lactation milk yield in cows.


Age at first calving affecting milk production in Tharparkar cattle.


Studies on Newcastle (Ranikhet) disease. II. Immunity developed after vaccination with "F" strain of chicks hatched from eggs of immunized hens.


Studies on Jamunapari goats. I. The chemical composition of the herbage upon which Jamunapari goats thrive in their home tract.


Occurrence of Acuaria (dispharynx) spiralis (Molin, 1858) Railliet, Henry and Sisoff, 1912 in Deshi fowls in Madhya Pradesh and observations on its histopathology.


Theileriasis. II. Clinical cases in indigenous calves.


A study on diaphragmatic hernia in bovines.


Rate of growth of cells.

Rate of growth of cells.


Inheritance of auxiliary spur in the domestic fowl.


A comparison of the effect of lard and soyabean oil on food and water intake, body weight, food conversion efficiency and mortality of broiler chicks.


Safety of sulfadimethoxine potentiated mixture (Rofenaid), a new broad spectrum coccidiostat-antibacterial, in turkeys.


Detection of salmonella contaminated eggs.


Study of carbon-14 labeled sterculic acid in chickens.


Hemangioma, thrombocytopenia, and anemia. The Kasabach-Merritt syndrome in an animal model.


Chronic poisoning of cattle by desert rice flower (Pimelea simplex) and its resemblance to St. George disease as seen in north-western New South Wales.


A modification of pasture spelling to reduce acaricide treatments for cattle tick control.


An outbreak of mycotic dermatitis in horses in south-eastern Queensland.


St. George disease of cattle.

St. George disease of cattle.


Pimelea simplex and St. George disease of cattle.


The abattoir incidence of polyarthritis in pigs in Australia.


Male Dirofilaria immitis from the eye of a dog.


Sea transport of New Zealand cattle.

Sea transport of New Zealand cattle.


Determination of the onset of parturition in hereford cattle.


Bull wastage in beef cattle.

Bull wastage in beef cattle.


Peliosis hepatis--a specific liver lesion in St. George disease of cattle.


Ergotamine-induced peripheral arterial spasm: clinical and angiographic diagnosis.


Giant cyst of the sigmoid colon.

Giant cyst of the sigmoid colon.


Cytoplasmic granules and relaxin levels in porcine corpora lutea.


Sequential study of luteinizing hormone (LH) and "Progestin" secretion on the afternoon of proestrus in the rat.


Cutaneous leishmaniasis in Bikaner, Rajasthan. A preliminary report.


Incidence of cysts in pars distalis of mongrel dogs.


Spontaneous aortic rupture in fowl.

Spontaneous aortic rupture in fowl.


Glycogen in the epithelium of fore-stomachs of buffalo-calf.


Genetic causes of variation in gestation length of Ongole cattle.


Grazing behaviour of farm animals on different plant species on rangelands in arid areas of Rajasthan.


Studies on Jamunapari goats. II. Studies on comparative intake of nutrients by browsing goats.


Clinical studies on chloral-mag anaesthesia in dog.


A suspected case of datura poisoning in a cow.


Stephanofilaria assamensis as the cause of common chronic ulcerated growth at the base of the dewclaws in cattle in West Bengal.


Treatment of sarcoptic mange in buffaloes with indigenous remedies.


Fluorosis in cattle.

Fluorosis in cattle.


Brucellosis and farm management.

Brucellosis and farm management.


Haemorrhagic syndrome in poultry.

Haemorrhagic syndrome in poultry.


Studies on A.B.R. testing. I. Efficacy of tetrazolium stained antigen over haematoxylene stained antigen. II. Comparative use of different methods of milk testing for brucellosis.


Significance of the presence of white eye lashes in Hariana cattle.


Inheritance of colour in Chokla and crossbred sheep.


Studies on sheep nutrition. 3. Comparative grazing efficiency of different breeds of sheep and the pasture intake as influenced by grazing hours.


Studies on the biochemical process in the rumen. VI. In vivo digestion of cellulose in buffalo and cattle.


Comparative feeding value of groundnut oil meal and safflower oil meal in chick rations.


Outbreak of trypanosomiasis evansi amongst tigers and jaguars in the zoological garden, Calcutta.


An analysis of 50 skin flap cutaneous ureterostomies.


Vasectomy in the control of epididymitis after prostatectomy following urethral catheter drainage.


Breast feeding and coitus.

Breast feeding and coitus.


Memorandum on some aspects of the welfare of infants and children aged under three years whose mothers are in full-time employment.


Arginine content in serum protein and in serum protein fractions in cases of neoplastic disease.


Concentration and composition of plasma free fatty acids in cattle at partus.


Observations on vitamin C levels in the blood plasma of sahiwal and Murrah heifers during oestrus.


Nigropallidal encephalomalacia in a horse.


Clinical evaluation of a latex particle agglutination test and a gel diffusion precipitin test in the diagnosis of canine coccidioidomycosis.


Abortion in dairy cows inoculated with epizootic bovine abortion agent (Chlamydia).


Cumulative toxicity of lead arsenate in phenothiazine given to sheep.


Effect of colostral antibodies on the pathogenesis of intestinal chlamydial infections in calves.


Pulmonary artery medial hypertrophy and hyperplasia in conventional and specific-pathogen-free cats.


Serum sialic acid values in dogs with canine distemper.


Lambing performance of ewes inoculated with Chlamydia sp. before and after breeding.


Malignant leukemic lymphoma in two harbor seals (Phoca vitulina geronimensis).


Enzymatic addition of cohesive ends to T7 DNA.


On the reversibility of substrate-induced dissociation of lysozyme aggregates. Native and reacted lysozyme.


Enzymic and immunochemical properties of lysozyme. IV. Demonstration of conformational differences between alpha-lactalbumin and lysozyme.


Isolation and characterization of two phospholipase A's from the venom of Agkistrodon lays blomhoffii.


Fine structure of iron ion in deoxymyoglobin and deoxyhemoglobin.


Studies on the mechanism of removal of histones from chromatin by deoxycholate.


Molecular weights of some cytochromes cc'.


Cellogel electrophoresis of histones.

Cellogel electrophoresis of histones.


Affinity chromatography of proteolytic enzymes.


Isolation of chicken ovoinhibitor by affinity chromatography on chymotrypsin-sepharose.


Pollution of the seas.

Pollution of the seas.


Evaluation of a method to estimate the prevalence of congenital malformations in swine, using a mailed questionnaire.


Meningioma in a dog.

Meningioma in a dog.


Bovine viral diarrhea-mucosal disease implicated in a calf with cerebellar hypoplasia and ocular disease. A case report.


Disseminated malignant lymphoma in a bovine fetus.


Autoimmunity in the pathogenesis of infectious ovine epididymitis.


Interrelations of motile and metabolic activities in tissue culture cells. I. Respiration in chicken embryo fibroblasts actively locomoting, contact-inhibited, and suspended in a fluid medium.


Alteration of extracellular calcium dependence in vascular tissue by reserpine.


1,3-diacyl derivatives of imidazolidine and hexahydropyrimidine. 2. Antimycotic activity.


A simple and accurate apparatus for measuring the volume of large gas sample.


An analysis of the effects of muscle afferents on the contralateral temporal and masseteric motorneuron.


New dimensions to occupational health nursing.


Nutrient requirements. Report of the association's committee.


Antibodies to porcine growth hormone induced by treatment with human growth hormone.


Isolation of hormone-producing clonal lines of human choriocarcinoma.


Effects of aldehyde treatment of soybean meal on in vitro ammonia release, solubility and lamb performance.


Effect of protein nutrition on growth and life span in the rat.


Plasminogen-fibrinogen complex formation as a prelude to fibrinogenolysis. A density-gradient ultracentrifugation study of radioiodinated systems involving urokinase, plasminogen, and fibrinogen.


The National Hemophilia Foundation.

The National Hemophilia Foundation.


Cutaneous myiasis by Dermatobia hominis.


The shape and cross-sectional area of the distal urethra critically affects urinary flow.


Mucosal morphology and bacterial flora of ileal conduits.


Infants' recognition memory for a series of visual stimuli.


The metabolic clearance rate and origin of plasma dihydrotestosterone in man and its conversion to the 5-alpha-androstanediols. Dihydrotestosterone metabolism was studied with a constant infusion technique in three men, three women, five hirsute women, and four estrogen-treated hirsute women. The mean dihydrotestosterone metabolic clearance rate was higher in men (336 liters/24 hr per m(2) [range, 239-448]) than in women (153 liters/24 hr per m(2) [range, 108-184]). The metabolic clearance rates in hirsute patients were intermediate between those men and women and were decreased by estrogen treatment. These observations demonstrate similarities in the metabolic rates of testosterone and dihydrotestosterone. The conversion of plasma testosterone and androstenedione to dihydrotestosterone was studied in men and hirsute women. Approximately 4 and 2% of plasma testosterone and androstenedione, respectively, were converted to plasma dihydrotestosterone in both groups. From these observations it was determined that a major fraction of plasma dihydrotestosterone was derived from these plasma precursors rather than from glandular secretion. Both 5alpha-androstan-3alpha,17beta-diol (3alpha-diol) and 5alpha-androstan-3beta,17beta-diol (3beta-diol) were identified in plasma during dihydrotestosterone and testosterone infusions. The conversion ratio of dihydrotestosterone to 3alpha-diol (C(BB) (DHT-3alpha)) was greater than the conversion ratio to the 3beta-isomer (C(BB) (DTH-3beta)) in all the patients studied. Both C(BB) (DHT-3alpha) and C(BB) (DHT-3beta) were higher in men (mean values of 0.151 [range, 0.110-0.222] and 0..031 [range, 0.022-0.042]) than in women (means of 0.044 [range, 0.037-0.048] and 0.012 [range 0.010-0.013]). A smaller fraction of testosterone was converted to 3alpha-diol and 3beta-diol.


Influence on the induction and elicitation of contact-dermatitis in guinea pigs.


Circulating large platelets.

Circulating large platelets.


Surgical management of peridiverticulitis of the colon.


Home allergens: the formidable hidden enemies of health.


Malabsorption in asymptomatic Liberian children.


Modification of the photoelectric scanner of the analytical ultracentrifuge for schlieren analysis.


Effect of nonionic detergent on fractionation of proteins by isoelectric focusing.


Comparison of spectrofluorometric and competitive protein-binding methods for the measurement of plasma corticosteroids.


Serum levels of thyroxine in man during spinal anesthesia and surgery.


A method for anchoring oral endotracheal tubes during pediatric anesthesia.


The effect of halothane on the electroencephalogram of the cat.


Resistance factors in pediatric endotracheal tubes and connectors.


Succinylcholine-induced cardiac arrhythmias.


Thoughts about medical writing. V. Metaphors.


Fluid management of the pediatric surgical patient.


The physician and the law.

The physician and the law.


Re-evaluation of relationships of hyperkalemia and PCO2 to cardiac arrhythmias during mechanical ventilation.


Exacerbation of subclinical myasthenia by occupational exposure to an anesthetic.


Clinical study of droperidol in the prevention of the side effects of ketamine anesthesia: a preliminary report.


Outpatient pediatric anesthesiology: a case series.


Clinical electroanesthesia with several methods of current application.


N-14 magnetic resonance study of the interaction of urea and guanidine hydrochloride with albumins.


Correlated changes in acid hydrolase activity and membrane lipids of HeLa cells: changes in activity and subcellular distribution of arylsulphatase and acid phenyl phosphomonoesterase.


Effect of phytohemagglutinin on lymphocyte membrane transport. I. Stimulation of uridine uptake.


Use of ketamine in an asthmatic child: a case report.


Inflatable plastic bags for positioning patients for conduction anesthesia.


Effect of phytohemagglutinin on lymphocyte membrane transport. 2. Stimulation of "facilitated diffusion" of 3-O-methyl-glucose.


Where did "the Chief" go?

Where did "the Chief" go?


The effect of nitrous oxide, halothane, and ethrane on hemoglobin function.


A clinical appraisal of the use of ketamine hydrochloride in the aged.


Circulatory collapse following succinylcholine: report of a patient with diffuse lower motor neuron disease.


Effects of ketamine on canine cerebral blood flow and metabolism: modification by prior administration of thiopental.


Ketamine symposium--comments by moderator.


Analgesic effects of ketamine administered in subdissociative doses.


Retinol analogues. I. Synthesis of acyclic analogues of retinoic acid.


An investigation of possible immunosuppression from ketamine and 100 percent oxygen in normal children.


Ketamine, diazepam, and Innovar. A computerized comparative study.


Derivatives of 6-aminopenicillanic acid. X. A non-enzymic conversion of benzylpenicillin into semi-synthetic penicillins.


Derivatives of 6-aminopenicillanic acid. XI. Alpha-amino-p-hydroxybenzylpenicillin.


Synthetic analogues of polynucleotides. V. Analogues of trinucleoside diphosphates containing carboxymethylthymidine.


Submucous resection of the vagina in an intersex patient.


On the development of the concept of defence.


Partial and selective inactivation of thrombokinase by chymotrypsin.


[Metabolism and determination of lead in lead poisoning].


Perinatal tips.

Perinatal tips.


Immunological findings in familial juvenile endocrine deficiency syndrome associated with mucocutaneous candidiasis.


Congenital fixed subvalvular aortic stenosis. An anatomical classification and correlations with operative results.


Glucose intolerance in nonischemic cardiac disease. Role of cardiac output and adrenergic function.


The basic trypsin inhibitor of bovine pancreas. XI. Sequence of tryptic cleavages in an artifically prepared temporary inhibitor.


Rat liver pyruvate carboxylase. II. Kinetic studies of the forward reaction.


Rat liver pyruvate carboxylase. 3. Isotopic exchange studies of the first partial reaction.


Carbon 13 nuclear magnetic resonance of peptides in the amino-terminal sequence of sperm whale myoglobin.


Rat liver pyruvate carboxylase. IV. Factors affeing the regulation in vivo.


Absorption and circular dichroism spectra of ribonuclease-S at 77 degrees K.


Nutritional response to feeding L-phenyllactic, shikimic and D-quinic acids in weanling rats.


Self-consciousness: adaptation or epiphenomenon?


Ultrastructure of the cryptonephridial system in the meal worm Tenebrio molitor.


Origin and fate of lymphoid cells in the developing palatine tonsil of the rabbit. A possible mechanism of homing of lymphoid cells.


Microtubule-associated smooth endoplasmic reticulum in the frog's brain.


Observations on the cross reaction between Mycoplasma pneumoniae antigen and bovine antisera to Mycoplasma mycoides var. mycoides.


Acute impaction of the rumen of drought-fed cattle resulting from changes in the type of grain fed.


Vaccination trials in sheep with clostridial vaccines with special reference to passively acquired Cl. welchii type D antitoxin in lambs.


The capture, restraint and translocation of kangaroos in the wild.


The toxicity of Cheilanthes sieberi to cattle and sheep.


Factors affecting blood inorganic phosphorus determinations in cattle.


The isolation of Haemobartonella canis in association with Babesia canis in a splenectomised dog.


The isolation of trichomonads from pigeons.


Diagnosis of Trichomonas foetus infection in bulls.


The effect of vaccination against bovine vibriosis on pregnancy rates in heifers in a northern Queensland beef herd.


Eradication of leptospirosis from two commercial piggeries in South Australia.


Incidence of Spirocerca lupi in dogs in the Port Moresby area of Papua and New Guinea.


The reproductive efficiency of pigs in Australia with particular reference to litter size.


Treatment of tendosynovitis in the horse by the tendon splitting operation.


The role of the veterinary surgeon in canine administration, dog breeding and training clubs.


Economics of pig production in Australia.


Bovine mastitis in relation to intensive farming.


A nuclear magnetic resonance study of the interaction of L-epinephrine with phospholipid vesicles.


Water diffusion in lecithin-water and lecithin-cholesterol-water lamellar phases at 22 degrees.


Absence of "permanent" recovery in certain Chinese hamster fibroblasts.


Contractile mechanisms in flagella.

Contractile mechanisms in flagella. The elastic theory of flexural waves in thin rods accurately predicts the velocity of flagellar bending waves over a wide range of viscosities. This shows that flagella behave as a purely mechanical system for the transmission of these waves. An evaluation of the total bending moment reveals that this moment occurs in phase over the entire length of a flagellum. From this it is concluded that each contractile fiber in the flagella is activated simultaneously over its whole length. The magnitude of the bending moment decreases linearly along the flagellum. This is most easily explained by a sliding filament hypothesis in flagella with the elementary 9 + 2 fibers. The expression found for the bending moment explains logically that the wave velocity in flagella is determined by their mechanical properties and the outside viscosity only.


Genitourinary tuberculosis.

Genitourinary tuberculosis.


Emerging issues in institutional services for the aging.


Research goals and priorities in clinical medicine in the aged.


Efficacy of Castaneda's surface fixation test (SFT) vis-a-vis screening of brucellosis in buffaloes (Bos-bubalis).


The histological structure of stomach in bat (Rhinofome kinneari).


A comparative investigation of the effects of specific psychotropic agents on immobilization-induced ulcer.


Vascular impressions on the ureters.

Vascular impressions on the ureters.


Methods for the estimation of acetylcholinesterase activity in the plasma and brain of laboratory animals given carbamates or organophosphorus compounds.


The epithelial lining of the female trigone and urethra.


Actions of bretylium tosylate at the neuromuscular junction. 1. The actions of bretylium tosylate on neuromuscular transmission in the rat phrenic nerve diaphragm preparation have been investigated by electrophysiological methods. Additional experiments have been made on the effect of the drug on the frog rectus preparation and on the acetylcholinesterase of erythrocytes.2. After bretylium, there was a reduction in the amplitudes of miniature end-plate potentials (mepps), endplate potentials (epps) and acetylcholine potentials recorded in the diaphragm, and also in the contractures of the rectus in response to acetylcholine (ACh) and to carbachol.3. After bretylium, there was a prolongation of the time courses of epps and ACh potentials. Under certain circumstances there was enhancement of the amplitudes of epps and ACh potentials and of the contractile responses to ACh but not to carbachol.4. Bretylium reduced the velocity of hydrolysis of ACh by erythrocyte ghosts. This inhibition was competitive and the Ki of bretylium was 0.053 mM.5. Bretylium did not cause a reduction in the mean quantal content of the epp in junctions blocked with Mg(++).6. It is concluded that bretylium exerts both facilitatory and inhibitory influences on neuromuscular transmission, which, exerted simultaneously, may give the false appearance that the drug has little action at this synapse.


Skin infection with Mycobacterium marinum from a tropical fish tank.


The control of incontinence of urine in women with a pubo-vaginal spring device: objective and subjective results.


Entero-colitis following exchange transfusion.


Splenopexy by grid adhesion. A new method for producing anastomoses between the portal and systemic circulations.


Ovarian secretion of steroids with central depressant actions.


Maternal ageing and embryonic mortality in the rabbit. I. Repeated superovulation, embryo culture and transfer.


Plasma oestriol levels in human pregnancy--a method of assay and the application of these determinations.


Progesterone levels in plasma during the oestrous cycle of the sow measured by a rapid competitive protein binding technique.


Vaccination for foreign travel.

Vaccination for foreign travel.


Solitary cilia in endometrial fibroblasts.


Depression: emotion or illness?

Depression: emotion or illness?


An outbreak of animal ringworm.

An outbreak of animal ringworm.


Prothrombin in newborns and during the first year of life.


A 31P NMR study of the association of uridine-3'-monophosphate to ribonuclease A.


An endonuclease activity associated with preparations of chick interferon.


Anti-fluorescein antibody of high affinity and restricted heterogeneity as characterized by fluorescence polarization and quenching equilibrium techniques.


Vitamin B12 dependent glutamate mutase activity in photosynthetic bacteria.


Determination of the C-terminal status of rat liver lactate dehydrogenase by an improved selective tritiation method.


Calcium ion effects a notable change in elastin conformation by interacting at neutral sites.


Rapid protein catabolism in mammalian cells is obscured by reutilization of amino acids.


Group work with hospitalized Puerto Rican patients.