Radial spread of contraction in frog muscle fibres. 1. The membrane potential of isolated muscle fibres in solutions containing tetrodotoxin (TTX) was controlled with a two-electrode voltage clamp. The striation pattern in the region of the electrodes was observed microscopically.2. With square steps of depolarization of increasing magnitude, contraction occurs first in the myofibrils just beneath the surface membrane, and then spreads inwards towards the axis of the fibre as the depolarization is increased.3. From the depolarizations which make the superficial and axial myofibrils contract it is possible to estimate a space constant (lambda(T)) for electrotonic spread in a transverse tubular network.4. lambda(T) was found to vary with fibre radius; for a 50 mu fibre it was about 60 mu. lambda(T) was not greatly affected by tetraethylammonium (TEA) chloride (111 mM), or by sucrose substitution of most of the sodium chloride in the Ringer solution.5. The ratio of the depolarization threshold for contraction of surface myofibrils and of central myofibrils was smaller for short (3 msec) than for long depolarization.6. Action potentials, recorded from a sartorius fibre, were used as the command signal for the voltage-clamped fibre in tetrodotoxin. The central myofibrils of this fibre did not appear to contract unless the imposed ;action potentials' were of normal size.7. The passive electrical characteristics of the transverse tubular system will just allow an action potential, at room temperature, to activate the myofibrils at the centre of a frog muscle fibre. An active potential change would be required to achieve a safety factor appreciably greater than one for this process.


The release of [3H] gamma-aminobutyric acid from the surface of the brain by electrical stimuli which produce synaptic inhibition.


Psychological effects of mild hypoxia.

Psychological effects of mild hypoxia.


Local hypothalamic blood flow in the conscious rabbit.


Extrusion and perfusion of the giant nerve fibre of Myxicola infundibulum.


Pancreatic secretion caused by vagal stimulation in the cat.


Choroid plexus permeability to non-electrolytes.


Telemetry of single unit activity from a remotely controlled microelectrode.


Transmembrane potential from cells of the isolated neurohypophyseal gland, from rats.


The activity of the pentose phosphate pathway in the small intestine of normal and insulin-deficient rats.


The effect on excretion of water and electrolyte of infusions of renal extracts into the renal artery.


Different current generators in rods and cones.


The pretectal light input to the pupilloconstrictor neurones.


On the organization and function of the photophores of Argyropelecus.


Composition and volume of fluids in winter and summer of turtles native to Ontario, Canada.


Increase of cutaneous moisture loss caused by local heating of the spinal cord in the ox.


Factors responsible for the decrease in volume of the uncongested forearm during simulated gravitational shifts of blood.


Peripheral utilization of thyroxine by the young growing calf.


Evaluation of the hot-film technique for arterial blood velocity measurements.


A simple structure to account for the discoidal shape of the erythrocyte.


Sodium movements in human red cells in the absence of external potassium.


An electrically operated micro-electrode drive for use on unanaesthetized animals.


Occlusion of the autotransplanted adrenal gland in the sheep and the effect of steroid infusions on renal excretion of potassium.


The effects of alloxan and histamine on the permeability of the pulmonary alveolocapillary barrier to albumin. 1. [(131)I]albumin transport from alveolus to perfusion fluid was evaluated in an isolated dog lung lobe preparation perfused at constant pressure with homologous plasma. The alveoli were filled with a 1:1 mixture of Ringer-Tyrode solution and plasma.2. For twenty-three lung lobes, an average control permeability coefficient of the alveolocapillary membrane for albumin was found to be 1.9 x 10(-9) cm/sec with a range of (0.3-5.5) x 10(-9) cm/sec.3. Alloxan in concentrations of 0.22-2.50 mg/ml. perfusate was observed to increase the alveolocapillary membrane permeability to [(131)I]albumin with a positive correlation between dose and effect. The larger doses of alloxan increased the permeability by a factor of ten or more.4. Glutathione (GSH), administered intravascularly 2 min before alloxan in an 8:1 molar ratio of GSH:alloxan, delayed the onset of the permeability increase due to alloxan by 40-60 min but did not influence the maximum increase in permeability.5. Histamine administered intravascularly in concentrations from 0.02 to 0.50 mug/ml. perfusate had no significant effect on the alveolocapillary membrane permeability to [(131)I]albumin.


A simple device for making tungsten micro-electrodes in bulk.


A circadian rhythm in the disappearance of thyroxine from the blood in the calf and the thyroidectomized rat. 1. Many factors affect the rate of disappearance of thyroxine from the peripheral blood. The normal animal is exposed to these to differing extents throughout a 24-hr day. Conflicting results have been described with regard to circadian variations in several parameters of thyroid physiology.2. The disappearance of radioactive thyroxine from the blood has been followed in intact and thyroidectomized calves and thyroidectomized rats fed either at night or during the day.3. When calves were fed during the day the rate of disappearance of thyroxine from the blood was significantly faster in the day than at night. When fed at night the nocturnal disappearance rate became faster than the diurnal rate.4. The circadian rhythm persists in the thyroidectomized calf and is hence not solely a feature of hypothalamic, pituitary or thyroid function.5. On a full diet (Oxo Ltd., diet 41 B) the faster disappearance of thyroxine from the blood occurs at night when rats feed at night and during the day when they feed during the day.6. After bile-duct ligation the faster disappearance still occurs in the period in which the animal is feeding. This occurs even if the diet is solely glucose. When feeding on pure glucose the effect is less marked.7. The substitution of a glucose diet for a full oxoid diet (Oxo Ltd., diet 41 B) results in a fall of 33.5% in the over-all disappearance rate in bile-duct-ligated animals.8. These results show that feeding, and the processes associated with it, are important factors determining utilization of thyroxine. This is so even after the prevention of any biliary-faecal loss of thyroxine.


Pregnenolone and metabolites of progesterone in the ovary.


Epipharyngeal receptors responding to mechanical stimulation. 1. Action potentials were recorded from twenty-one afferent nerve fibres from receptors in the epipharynx in anaesthetized, paralysed cats. Sixteen of the fibres had no spontaneous discharge.2. Gentle mechanical stimulation of the epithelium of the epipharynx with a nylon fibre caused all twenty-one receptors to discharge with rapidly adapting bursts of impulses at a mean peak frequency of 197 impulses/sec.3. Stimulation with a stream of air through the epipharynx sufficient to distend the whole pharynx caused seven out of twelve receptors to discharge in rapidly adapting bursts. Stimulation with a jet of air directly on to the epithelium of the epipharynx caused seven out of nine receptors to discharge.4. Chemical stimulation of the epipharynx with ammonia vapour caused an increased discharge in only three out of twenty receptors, and intravenous histamine had no effect on the four units tested.5. It is concluded that the receptors mediate the ;aspiration reflex' elicited by mechanical stimulation of the epipharyngeal mucosa.


Warm receptors in the nasal region of cats. 1. Specific warm receptors in the nasal region of cats were studied by recording afferent impulses from single units dissected from the infraorbital nerve. In addition, a few cold fibres from the same region were examined.2. Numerous warm fibres with spot-like receptive fields were found on the back of the nose. They were not excited by mechanical stimulation.3. Multi-fibre strands serving this area responded to moderate warming with an increase of the integrated discharge.4. At constant temperatures from 30 degrees C on, single warm fibres showed a steady discharge with a regular sequence of impulses, the frequency of which rose steeply with temperature and reached a maximum between 45 and 47 degrees C. At higher temperatures the frequency fell to zero.5. Rapid warming caused a dynamic overshoot, rapid cooling a transient inhibition of the warm fibre discharge. The highest dynamic frequencies of single fibres were 200 impulses/sec.6. For a large population of single warm fibres the average maximum of static activity was 36 impulses/sec at 46 degrees C, whereas the cold fibre population had a maximum of 9 impulses/sec at 27 degrees C.


The effect of nicotine on the swimming speed of pre-trained rats through a water alley.


Effects of Cannabis sativa and lysergic acid diethylamide on a visual discrimination task in pigeons.


Cannabis metabolites in urine after oral administration.


The interaction of amphetamine and body weight on a food-reinforced operant.


Chronic administration of electroconvulsive shock and norepinephrine metabolism in the rat brain. I. Autoradiographic study of the distribution pattern of intracisternally injected H3-norepinephrine in untreated rats.


The effects of scopolamine hydrobromide and methyl scopolamine hydrobromide upon the discrimination of interoceptive and exteroceptive stimuli.


Chronic administration of electroconvulsive shock and norepinephrine metabolism in the rat brain. II. 7-H3-NE metabolism after intracisternal injection with and without the influence of drugs in different brain regions, and by 7-H3-NE uptake in vitro.


Chronic administration of electroconvulsive shock and norepinephrine metabolism in the rat brain. 3. Influence of acute and chronic electroshock upon drug induced behavior.


Effects of LSD on open field performance in rats.


Analysis of drug effects on multiple fixed ratio 33-fixed interval 5 min in pigeons.


The reaction of phenylboronic acid with nucleosides and mononucleotides.


The enzymatic transformation of cholic acid by the culture Mycobacterium mucosum 1210.


Conformational studies of peptide systems. The rotational states of the NH--CH fragment of alanine dipeptides by nuclear magnetic resonance.


Studies on 1,4-benzoxazines. I. Preparation, structure, reactions and spectral data of some 2H-1,4-benzoxazin-3-thiones.


Photoinduced reactions. XXV. A zwitterionic peroxide intermediate in the photosensitized oxygenation of fully N-alkylated uric acids.


Photoinduced reactions. XXVI. Photosensitized oxygenation of 8-alkyoxycaffeines and related compounds.


Elimination of 2-t-butyl-4-dimethylamino-1-phenylbutan-2-ol; magnetic non-equivalence of a tertiary butyl group.


The inheritance of the Kell blood groups in a Caucasian population sample.


Automated detection of Gm factors of human gamma G globulin.


Separation and differential enzymic inactivation of the F and V isoantigens of the bovine erythrocyte.


Complement-fixing platelet iso-antibodies. IV. A comparison of human, guinea-pig and rabbit complement.


Serum albumin variants in New Guinea indigenes.


Dose rate measurements in bladder and rectum. Intracavitary radiation of carcinoma of the uterine cervix.


Pelvic dosimetry during radiotherapy of carcinoma of the cervix uteri.


Recurrent cancer of the corpus uteri. Clinical features and prognosis.


Hodgkin's disease. Retrospective clinico-pathologic study in 149 patients.


Weight change and mortality of rats after abdominal proton and roentgen irradiation. A comparative investigation.


Transistorised, battery-operated 'door-post' radiation alarm monitor, with audible and visual warnings.


Hepatic necrosis associated with halothane anesthesia.


Subacute bacterial endocarditis due to Actinobacillus actinomycetemcomitans.


Central pontine myelinolysis associated with inappropriate antidiuretic hormone secretion.


Double-outlet right ventricle in an adult with aortic regurgitation.


Sarcoidosis and primary hyperparathyroidism. An unusual association.


Uses and abuses of concepts in psychiatry.


An outpatient setting for treating chronically ill psychiatric patients.


Drug administration schedules.

Drug administration schedules.


The mentally ill as motor vehicle operators.


Sensitivity training: interpersonal "overkill" and other problems.


Experiential and didactic aspects of training in therapeutic group approaches.


Resistances to the learning process in group dynamics programs.


Training patients for effective participation in back-home groups.


How sensitive is sensitivity training?

How sensitive is sensitivity training?


Growth in medical students through group process.


Small group work--the need for some guidelines.


Sensitivity training: promise and performance.


The new APA Standards for Psychiatric Facilities.


Toxic amblyopia and peripheral neuropathy with ethchlorvynol abuse.


The matter of bias in the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology.


Cardiac psychosis.

Cardiac psychosis.


Metabolism of cholesterol esters in the human placenta.


The effect of bradykinin on the course of respiratory distress syndrome.


A comparison of the iron bonding in anhydrohemoglobin and anhydromyoglobin. Mössbauer effect measurements show that the ferrous ions in dehydrated deoxymyoglobin are in the high spin state while those in dehydrated deoxyhemoglobin (AHb) are equally distributed between high and low spin states. It is concluded that the two spin states present in AHb are associated with the iron site difference of the alpha- and beta-chains.


Cesium chloride density gradient study of some modifications induced by ultraviolet radiation on the denatured DNA molecule of phage T2. The behaviour of the modifications due to ultraviolet (UV) radiation on denatured phagic DNA has been investigated by looking at the changes of density in CsCl gradient, after irradiation with increasing doses of monochromatic light. The spectral range studied is 2300-2900 A, with a wavelength resolution Deltalambda = +/-20 A. The observed effect is a gradual shift toward higher densities as the UV absorbed dose increases. The experimental results show an exponential law and the analysis of the action spectra indicates that thymine is the main factor responsible for the observed effect. An evaluation of the quantum yield for the thymine-dimers formation gives a constant value of (18 +/- 3) x 10(-3) quanta(-1).


Time constants and electrotonic length of membrane cylinders and neurons. A theoretical basis is provided for the estimation of the electrotonic length of a membrane cylinder, or the effective electrotonic length of a whole neuron, from electrophysiological experiments. It depends upon the several time constants present in passive decay of membrane potential from an initially nonuniform distribution over the length. In addition to the well known passive membrane time constant, tau(m) = R(m)C(m), observed in the decay of a uniform membrane potential, there exist many smaller time constants that govern rapid equalization of membrane potential over the length. These time constants are present also in the transient response to a current step applied across the membrane at one location, such as the neuron soma. Similar time constants are derived when a lumped soma is coupled to one or more cylinders representing one or more dendritic trees. Different time constants are derived when a voltage clamp is applied at one location; the effects of both leaky and short-circuited termination are also derived. All of these time constants are demonstrated as consequences of mathematical boundary value problems. These results not only provide a basis for estimating electrotonic length, L = [unk]/lambda, but also provide a new basis for estimating the steady-state ratio, rho, of cylinder input conductance to soma membrane conductance.


Distributions of potential in cylindrical coordinates and time constants for a membrane cylinder. A mathematical problem relating to membrane cylinders is stated and solved; its implications are illustrated and discussed. The problem concerns the volume distribution, in cylindrical coordinates, of the electric potential inside and outside a membrane cylinder of finite length (with sealed ends), during passive decay of an initially nonuniform membrane potential. The time constants for equalization with respect to the angle, theta, are shown to be typically about ten thousand times smaller than the time constant, tau(m) = R(m)C(m), for uniform passive membrane potential decay. The time constants for equalization with respect to length are shown to agree with those from one-dimensional cable theory; typically, they are smaller than tau(m) by a factor between 2 and 10. The relation of the membrane current density, I(m)(theta, x, t), to the values (at the outer membrane surface) of the extracellular potential phi(e)(r, theta, x, t) and of partial differential(2)phi(e)/ partial differentialx(2), is examined and it is shown that these quantities are not proportional to each other, in general; however, under certain specified conditions, all three of these quantities are proportional with each other and with phi(i)(r, theta, x, t) and partial differential(2)phi(i)/ partial differentialx(2) (at the inner membrane surface). The relation of these results to those of one-dimensional cable theory is discussed.


Absorption and fluorescence of chlorophyll a in particle fractions from different plants. Density-gradient centrifugation of disintegrated cells from a variety of plants gave two kinds of chlorophyll particles from all except the blue-green algae. As in previous procedures using detergents, the lighter Fraction 1 particles usually had greater absorption at longer wavelengths; they always had a lower ratio of short to long wavelength fluorescence at low temperature, and a lower fluorescence yield per chlorophyll than the denser Fraction 2 particles. Although only one kind of particle fraction was found in each blue-green alga, the fine structure of the chlorophyll a absorption band differed significantly among the three species measured.


Gastroduodenitis as the cause of gastroduodenal ulcer.


Gastroscopic findings in Kaposi's sarcoma.


Multiple myeloma involving the stomach. Report of a case with gastroscopic observations.


Why does one do gastroscopy?

Why does one do gastroscopy?


Dysphagia and ulcerative colitis.

Dysphagia and ulcerative colitis.


Gastroscopy without assistance: description of a technique.


Accuracy and errors in the diagnosis of gastric ulcer.


Cytologic intragastric brushing under direct vision: a new gastric brush.


Correlation of gastroscopy, gastric photography and biopsy in diagnosis.


Gastroscopic diagnosis of early gastric carcinoma based on Japanese classification.


Complications following treatment of esophageal stricture.


Demonstration of acid secretion from esophageal mucosa in Barrett's ulcer.


Indications and results of Noble's plication in children.


Factitious hypoglycaemia. Its importance in the differential diagnosis of hyperinsulinism.


Laparoscopy in abdominal emergencies.

Laparoscopy in abdominal emergencies.


Plastic reconstruction in the treatment of urinary-tract obstruction caused by aberrant renal arteries.


Inhibition of rubella virus haemagglutinin in human serum.


Intravenous tolbutamide adminisration in the control of diabetes during operation.


Serum enzyme activity and bromsulphalein retention during use of oral contraceptives.


In vitro protein synthesis by optic nerves.


A comparison of phi-X 174 replicative form DNA synthesis in the presence and absence of protein synthesis.


Re-examination of the Neisser-Wechsberg (antibody prozone) phenomenon.


In vitro antigenic stimulation of peripheral blood and lymph node lymphocytes of sensitized guinea-pigs; the effect of a second administration of antigen in vivo.


Effect of the cationic environment on immune haemolysis of high potassium and low potassium sheep erythrocytes.


Effects of RES "blockade" on antibody formation. II. Cytokinetics of the secondary haemolysin response and suppressed immunological "memory" in mice treated with carbon particles.


Chloramphenicol-specific antibody. II. Reactivity to analogues of chloramphenicol.


Immunological paralysis of sensitized cells, induced in vitro.


A malignant treatoma of the lung in an infant.


Excretion of the pyrrolizidine alkaloid heliotrine in the urine and bile of sheep.


Investigation of ototoxicity of an antibiotic from Micromonospora purpurea (gentamicin).


Electron-microscopic changes in the livers of mice treated with the porphyrinogenic agent 1,4-dihydro-3,5-dicarbethoxycollidine.


The villus architecture of the small intestine in the tropics: a necropsy study.


On the fading of social stereotypes: studies in three generations of college students.


Effects of ego-involvement conditions on attitude change to high and low credibility communicators.


Nonverval concomitants of perceived and intended persuasiveness.


Attraction and disagreement-produced arousal.


Studies of skin sensitizing antibody. PK titer in relation to the end point of intracutaneous skin test and the concentration of antigen, and neutralization of skin sensitizing antibody with the antigen.


On a strain of scotochromogenic atypical mycobacteria isolated from preauricular subcutaneous abscess.


The base compositions of deoxyribonucleic acid isolated from mycobacteria.


Tuberculosis prevalence survey in Japan in 1968.


Legalized marijuana?

Legalized marijuana?


The changing status of adolescents in the modern world.


Cephaloridine dosage in infants and children.


Sudden unexpected death in infants.

Sudden unexpected death in infants.


Ethics corner.

Ethics corner.


Season and the onset of acute childhood leukemia.


A developmental investigation of visual and haptic preferences for shape and texture.


The effect of phenethyl alcohol on the morphology, growth, and metabolism of some Mucorales.


Enzymes of glucose catabolism pathways in Colletotrichum and Gloeosporium.


Lactic acid fermentation in lower fungi.


Stephanocysts: unique structures in the Basidiomycetes.


What the frog's eye tells the human brain: single cell analyzers in the human visual system.


The human subject in psychological research.


The role of collateral circulation in the production of epithelial iron deposits in Africans with siderosis and cirrhosis.


The separation of Schistosoma mansoni alpha-naphthyl acetate esterases by thin layer gel electrophoresis.


Zinc and copper contamination in Zambian alcoholic drinks.


Temperature and its bearing on the distribution and chemical control of freshwater snails.


A comparative study of th availability of sulphafurazole from commercial brands of sulphafurazole tablets.


The ultra-low-frequency acceleration ballistocardiogram in relation to aort flow and blood pressure.


Studies on the crystalluria potential of sulphonamides: acetylation of sulphadimidine under controlled alkaline urine conditions.


An automatic isodose recorder.

An automatic isodose recorder.


Effect of Co60 irradiation on the bone mineral content in dogs.


Nuclear activity during oogenesis in sea urchins. II. Fine structural changes and patterns of RNA synthesis during meiotic prophases of Arbacia punctulata oocytes.


Symposium on research and utilization of educational media for teaching the deaf. Project LIFE PI analysis.


[Spherical lipid bodies inthe epithelium of the choid plexus in the rabbit].


A system for individualizing education: individually prescribed instruction.


Computer-assisted instruction and its potential for teaching deaf students.


Computer-assisted instruction: exciting new tool for teaching the deaf.


Mathematics curriculum supported by computer assisted instruction.


Educational technology and the necessary revolution in education.


Use of programmed instruction with emotionally disturbed deaf boys.


New JCAH standards for pharmaceutical services.


Stability of antibiotics in parenteral solutions.


The functions of the professional association.


Professionals and economic security. The trend among health professionals today.


Bulk compounding technology.

Bulk compounding technology.


Human ova in cytologic smears.

Human ova in cytologic smears.


The college and university in medical technology education.


Recommendations for alleviating manpower needs in the clinical laboratory.


Effect of meperidine on uterine contractility.


Preclinical carcinoma and dysplasia of the cervix associated with pregnancy.


Trophoblast hyperplasia and maternal arterial pressure at term.


Advantages and disadvantages of furosemide in the edematous states of pregnancy.


Relationship between hyaline membrane disease and intraventricular hemorrhage as cause of death in low birth weight infants.


A search for transmissible birth defects of virologic origin in members of the nursing profession.


Plasminogen activator and urokinase inhibitor in myometrium, placenta, and amniotic fluid.


Metabolic pathways of glucose in human placenta. Changes with gestation and with added 17-beta-estradiol.


In vitro estrogen biosynthesis from testosterone by homogenates of placentas from normal pregnancies and pregnancies complicated by intrauterine fetal malnutrition and diabetes.


Disposition of barbiturates in maternal blood, fetal blood, and amniotic fluid.


Influence of chronic distention on myometrial contractile protein.


Carcinoma of the endometrium in Norway 1957-1960 with special reference to treatment results.


A modified nomographic aid for x-ray cephalopelvimetry.


Unilateral gonadal dysgenesis. Report of 2 cases.


Hysterosalpingography with image-intensified fluoroscopy.


The uteroplacental complex. Its role in alterations of renin activity in human pregnancy.


Progesterone withdrawal during hypertonic saline-induced abortions.


Fertility control in women with a progestogen released in microquantities from subcutaneous capsules.


Acceptability of long-term contraceptive steroid administration in humans by subcutaneous Silastic capsules.


Incidence of side effects with contraceptive placebo. 147 Mexican women, of low socioeconomic level, who had aborted spontaneously and desired pregnancy, were subjected to trial of placebo oral contraceptive.  In 424 months there were 72 pregnancies, a Pearl index of 203.8 pregnancies per 100 couple-years.  Menstrual cycles lasted 21-24 days in 30 women (9.8%), 25-35 days in 235 (76.8%), and 36-59 days in 38 (12.4%).  18 cycles (5.8%) were marked by intermenstrual bleeding.  Incidence of 31 side effects is listed.  Most common were: decreased libido 125 months (29.5%), headache 66 (15.6%), lower abdominal pain and bloating 58 (13.7%), dizziness 47 (11.1%).  Common complaints were nervousness, increased libido, dysmenorrhea, nausea, epigastric pain, leg pain, leukorrhea, somnolence.  Oral contraceptive-like side effects reported in fewer than 1% of months included acne, mastalgia, increased appetite, weight gain, painful varicose veins.  Nausea (here 4.2% of months) was the only side effect with markedly different incidence from other studies with active oral contraceptives.


Pregnancy in narcotics addicts treated by medical withdrawal. The methadone detoxification program.


Myopathy and succinylcholine sensitivity.


Aspiration technique in the management of the dislocated lens.


Localization in cornea and lens of topically-applied irreversible cholinesterasinhibitors.


Chemotherapy of experimental keratomycosis.


Unusual keratitis from a household remedy.


Ocular resting potential in myotonic dystrophy.


X-chromosomal-linked sutural cataracts.

X-chromosomal-linked sutural cataracts.


Iris processes in 340 eyes.

Iris processes in 340 eyes.


Cyclodialysis with teflon tube implants.


Anesthesia in ocular muscle surgery.

Anesthesia in ocular muscle surgery.


Electrical activity of the human retina in vitro.


New corneal forceps.

New corneal forceps.


Method of extending the range of the keratometer.


Autodislcation of a lens in congenital rubella.


Repair of enophthalmic anophthalmos.

Repair of enophthalmic anophthalmos.


Psychopathology in 15,909 pairs of veteran twins: evidence for a genetic factor in the pathogenesis of schizophrenia and its relative absence in psychoneurosis.


A reevaluation of "psychiatric help" when divorce impends.


Comparison of the chromosomal patterns obtained from groups of continued users, former users, and nonusers of LSD-25.


Community-centered psychiatric intervention: a pilot project in the 13th Arrondissement, Paris.


A psychohistorical perspective of the Negro.


A post-Freudian comment on sexuality.

A post-Freudian comment on sexuality.


Psychiatric insurance--ten years later.

Psychiatric insurance--ten years later.


Military aeromedical evacuation and psychiatric patients during the Viet Nam war.


Prepaid psychiatric are experience with UAW members.


Psychiatric services in a California group health plan.


Referral, utilization, and staffing patterns of a metal health service in a prepaid group practice program in New York.


Insurance coverage for "mental and nervous conditions": developments and problems.


Insurance coverage of mental disorders: some here-and-now suggestions.


National health insurance: an idea whose time has come.


New treatment as a stimulus for replication of research.


Sexual expression in late life.

Sexual expression in late life.


Runaways, hippies, and marihuana.

Runaways, hippies, and marihuana.


Psychiatric attitudes of young physicians. II. The effects of postgraduate training and clinical practice.


Help for the elderly.

Help for the elderly.


Is adultery unethical?

Is adultery unethical?


Family planning.

Family planning. The opinion is expressed that mental health agencies should actively provide family planning services to their communities and should show people how acceptance of family planning services would benefit them personally.  This action is seen as preventive medicine in the area of mental health.


A rapid and highly sensitive single-sweep polarographic method of analysis for arsenic (3) in drinking water.


A statistical study of gas chromatographic systems empolying flame ionization detectors.


Observations on the origin of ascites from experimental extrahepatic portal congestion.


Total pancreaticoduodenectomy for trauma.


Operative wound cultures and wound infections: a study of 342 patients.


Cardiovascular function in hemorrhage, trauma and sepsis: determinants of cardiac output and cardiac work.


Simple mastectomy for mammary carcinoma.


Radical mastectomy for mammary carcinoma.


Radical mastectomy with parasternal and supraclavicular dissection for mammary carcinoma.


Bioassay in the diagnosis of the Zollinger-Ellison syndrome.


Major hepatic resection for trauma.

Major hepatic resection for trauma.


Effect of hepatectomy on thrombin clearance.


Ampullary disconnection during gastrectomy.


Radiographic diagnosis versus selective management in penetrating wounds of the abdomen.


Anorectal myomectomy in the treatment of short segment Hirschsprung's disease.


Pathological writing.

Pathological writing.


A reassessment of the mechanism of reserpine-produced sedation.


Dynamic blood coagulation, thrombus formation and degradation in patients with peripheral vascular disease (arteriosclerosis, including diabetic): an in vitro study.


The separation of normal human leukocytes by density and classification by size.


Methionine and tryptophan loading in schizophrenic patients receiving a MAO inhibitor: correlation of behavioral and biochemical changes.


Citrate stabilization of chromatographically purified factor 8.


Prolonged intravenous iron-dextran therapy in a patient with multiple hereditary telangiectasia.


Radioautographic studies of the lymphocytic bone marrow.


Cytosine arabinoside therapy for disseminated herpes zoster in a patient with IgG pyroglobulinemia.


Lipid peroxidation in aging platelets.

Lipid peroxidation in aging platelets.


Hysteria: an evaluation of specific diagnostic criteria by the study of randomly selected psychiatric clinic patients.


Mood state and the ritualistic behaviour ofbsessional patients.


Mental symptoms and personality structure in autoerythrocyte sensitization syndrome.


he relationship between premature death and affective disorders.


Survival in atherosclerotic and senile dementia.


The measurement of relevant change after psychotherapy: use of repertory grid testing.


A study of the reliability and validity of the repertory grid technique as a measure of the hysteroid/obsessoid component of personality.


The physiology of faith.

The physiology of faith.


Laing's models of madness.

Laing's models of madness.


Theory and technique of the repertory grid.


Afferent loop syndrome.

Afferent loop syndrome.


"Tryptic enteritis": its role in the pathogenesis of stress ulcer and shock.


Leiomyosarcoma arising from veins:two cases and a review of the literature on venous neoplasms.


Postoperative gastric motility.

Postoperative gastric motility.


Lipogranuloma of bone: report of three cases.


Traumatic aneurysm of the temporal artery: a report of two cases.


Diaphragmatic disruption in major thoracic trauma: a review of 16 cases.


Giant vesicoprostatic calculus: a case reort.


Traumatic rupture of the right diaphragm: report of a case.


Mechanical augmentation of coronary circulation in the ischemic heart.


Regeneration of elastin in the ligamentum nuchae of the dog.


Effects of slow infusion of endotoxin in the dog.


Home for Christmas.

Home for Christmas.


Nurses and educational change.

Nurses and educational change.


Safe care for mother and baby.

Safe care for mother and baby.


The nurse is a specialist in the artificial kidney unit.


Drug adverse reaction program--and the nurse's role.


Estimation of free tryptophan in plasma. A simplified spectrofluorometric micromethod.


Ascorbic acid malabsorption in thalassaemia.


The biochemical identification of the carrier state in X-linked recessive (Duchenne) muscular dystrophy.


An enzymatic method for glucose estimation using the starch-iodine chromogen.


Fluoxymesterone analysis by gas chromatography.


Heam synthetase in human blood.

Heam synthetase in human blood.


Glutathione reductase activity in red blood cells and riboflavin nutritional status in humans.


Labile collagen content in the skin in kwashiorkor.


Serum glycoproteins and physical exercise.


A routine procedure for estimating serum gamma-glutamyltranspeptidase activity.


Observations on the site of origin of serum gamma-glutamyltranspeptidase.


Estimation of galactose-I-phosphate in erythrocytes: a rapid and simple enzymatic method.


Fluorimetric determination of 5-hydroxyindoleacetic acid in human urine and cerebrospinal fluid.


Evaluation of some methods for serum total cholesterol.


Chemical nature of the urinary "pregnancy test" with iodine.


Neonatal serum bilirubin estimation.

Neonatal serum bilirubin estimation.


Oestriol levels in pregnancy urine related to creatinine excretion.


Effect of vitamin A on cholinesterase activity in normal children and in children with protein-calorie malnutrition.


Improved qualitative screening test for cystinuria and homocystinuria.


The detection of occult blood in faeces using reduced 2,6-dichlorophenol-indophenol.


The state of copper in human lymph.

The state of copper in human lymph.


Idioventricular tachycardia.

Idioventricular tachycardia.


Concerning paroxysmal tachycardia.

Concerning paroxysmal tachycardia.


Mechanisms of slow ventricular tachycardias in acute myocardial infarction.


Physical training and the pulmonary diffusing capacity.


Retroesophageal right subclavian artery in the adult.


A single artery implanted into the confluence of a tricoronary arteriolar zone in the left ventricular wall may revascularize the entire heart.


Bronchopulmonary lavage for removal of inhaled insoluble materials from the lung.


Pulmonary sporotrichosis.

Pulmonary sporotrichosis.


A new cause for biliobronchial fistula.

A new cause for biliobronchial fistula.


Double-walled left upper lobe cyst in an acutely ill patient.


Electrocardiogram of the month. Second degree atrioventricular block with intermittent right plus left anterior branch block.


Kaposi's sarcoma (one or two diseases?).


Entomological observations after the 1968 plague outbreak in Mbulu District, Tanzania.


A challenge to clinical investigators.

A challenge to clinical investigators.


Dose of histamine for maximal stimulation of gastric acid secretion. Modified subcutaneous histamine test.


Proliferation of endocrine-like enterochromaffin) cells in atrophic gastri mucosa.


Effect of gastrin on gastrin motor activity.


Intestinal ostruction in murine schistosomiasis japonica.


Gastritis presenting as mutiple polyposis of the stomach.


Lymphangiecasia of the colon with protein loss and malabsorption.


The highest effective dose of histamine for gastric secretion.


On the use of drug rechallenge to substantiate drug-induced hepatic injury.


Peak acid output in clinical gastric secretory analysis.


Prolonged suxamethonium-induced apnoea as a sign of organophosphate poisoning.


Serum-insulin levels in hypoglycaemic shock due to attempted suicide with tolbutamide and with insulin.


A medical intensive-care unit in a large city.


Benign lymphoma. Angiofollicular lymph-node hyperplasia.


Haptoglobin and caeruloplasmin in diseases of the liver and biliary tract.


Allyl isothiocyanate: a new broad-spectrum antibiotic from nasturtium.


Postoperative infection of wounds by anaerobes.


The pathogenesis and epidemiology of the "Marburg-virus" infection.


Estimation of gamma-ray dose from neutron-induced radioactivity in Hiroshima and Nagasaki.


The possibility of studying "skyshine" phenomena of gamma radiaton on laboratory scale.


Uranium cases showing long chest burden retention--an updating.


Retention of a fallout simulant containing 134Cs by pine and oak trees.


Ion scavenging by the eastern clam and quahog.


Recovery of anaphylactic sensitivity in the guinea-pig ileum after desensitization.


Rabbit C3 isolation and characterization of reactions in vitro and during in vivo antigen-antibody interaction.


Synthetic antigens composed exclusively of L- or D-amino acids. 3. Anamnestic response to a synthetic polypeptide composed exclusively of D-amino acids.


Kinetic analysis of a graft reaction induced in cell culture.


A pharmacologist in India.

A pharmacologist in India.


Effects of hypothermia on isolated rabbit atria.


Study of gastric secretion with reference to pregnancy in Indian women.


Some observations on the development of spontaneous atherosclerosis in Indian domestic pigs (Sus-scrofa).


Some observations on the study on serum phosphoglucose isomerase in health and in diseases of liver.


Studies on potency testing of Newcastle (Ranikhet) disease vaccine.


Blood picture of Surti buffalo.

Blood picture of Surti buffalo.


An ultrasensitive method for the determination of low levels of respiratory 14CO2 by liquid scintillation counting.


Urban ecology and the air environment.

Urban ecology and the air environment.


The use of sodium 11C-benzoate in renal visualization.


Sulfur dioxide air pollution in New York City: statistical analysis of twelve years.


Team approach to the rehabilitation and remotivation of the elderly hospitalized veteran.


Symposium on care and rehabilitation of the geriatr patient. II. Ancillary services. Psychological services to the aging psychiatric patient.


Social work services to the mentally ill, geriatric patient.


Group approach in nursing rehabilitation of geriatric psychiatric patients.


ompanionship therapy by volunteers.

ompanionship therapy by volunteers.


Symposium on care and rehabilitation of the geriatric patient. 3. Rehabilitation therapies. Physical therapy for the geriatric patient.


Occupational therapy for the geriatric patient.


Educational therapy with the geriatric patient.


Industrial therapy for the geriatric patient.


Recreation for the geriatric psychiatric patient.


Masked rheumatic myocarditis in an elderly male.


Cardiopulmonary resuscitation in the elderly.


Parkinsoism anDopa.

Parkinsoism anDopa.


Recording clinical daa for computer analysis of an oncology unit.


Statistical studies of prognosis in advanced breast cancer.


The epidemiology o digoxin. A study in three Boston hospitals.


Quaitative studies on antigenic recognition. I. Immunological and nonimmunological parameters of the response. Lymphoid cells from normal animals from two genetically alien but isogenic strains of mice or rats elaborated a factor into the medium during in vitro cultivation. Similarly, lymphoid cells from specifically presensitized animals mixed and cultivated with donor-type lymphoid cells, as well as normal or specifically immunized mouse spleen cells exposed to heterologous red blood cell antigens, formed this factor. Culture supernatants of genetically identical lymphoid cells lacked activity. This factor was measured by its ability to induce accumulations of polymorphonuclear cells following injection into the skin of normal hamster hosts. Gentle trypsinization of excised 24 hr cutaneous reactions permitted quantitative estimation of the number of polymorphonuclear cells accumulated and, therefore, of the activity of the factor. The factor present in culture fluids could be defined as a product of antigenic recognition (PAR). PAR was formed only when immunologically competent cells were exposed to cells carrying histocompatibility antigens of recognizable foreignness. This view was based chiefly on the observation that, whereas lymphoid cells from specifically tolerant mice failed to recognize the paralytogen, they did recognize antigens of an unrelated mouse strain. In addition, immunocompetence was of paramount importance, since cocultivation of immunologically incompetent, yet strongly incompatible, rat thymocytes did not result in the formation of PAR. Formation of PAR was observed in very simple media. A source of energy and a suitable culture vessel were found to be the only essential nonimmunological factors for PAR to be elaborated. The presence of inhibitors of glycolysis in the medium during cultivation of mixtures of immunocompetent cells of disparate origin severely inhibited the recognition process. With cell mixtures of the immunological one-way variety, treatment of aggressor cells with inhibitors of glycolysis or of protein synthesis interfered with antigenic recognition, whereas similar treatments of the target cells were without effect. The findings presented sustain the thesis that the elaboration of PAR is a very early event in the immune process.


Genetic influence on the development of renoprival hypertension in parabiotic rats. Evidence that a humoral hypertensinogenic factor is produced in kidney tissue of hypertension-prone rats. Rats from two strains with opposite constitutional predisposition to hypertension were joined in parabiosis and one partner was nephrectomized. The influence of genetic factors and of diet on the blood pressures of the two classes of parabionts, operated and intact, indicated that renoprival hypertension occurred with equal frequency in rats from both strains; that the development of renoprival hypertension depended on the influence from an intact S partner, or on a high salt intake, or on both. A nephrectomized S rat developing renoprival hypertension did not induce high blood pressure in its intact R partner. In this respect renoprival hypertension differs from salt and renal hypertension. The findings are interpreted to mean that the hypertensinogenic agent specific for S rats is produced by S kidneys.


Pseudomonas pseudomallei: isolation from a chronic sternal abscess.


Phylogen of immunoglobulin structure and function. 3. Immunoglobulins of the chicken. Chicken 7.1S immunoglobulin was purified from whole chicken serum by DEAE-cellulose chromatography and Sephadex G-200 gel filtration. The macroglobulin was purified by a combination of salt precipitation and Sephadex G-200 gel filtration. Both immunoglobulin molecules yielded 75% heavy (H) chains and 25% light (L) chains when subjected to extensive reduction and alkylation followed by gel filtration in 5 M guanidine-HCl. Antigenically reactive H and L chains were obtained by partial reduction and alkylation followed by gel filtration in 5 M guanidine-HCl. The 7.1S and 16.7S immunoglobulin H chains were antigenically unrelated to each other, whereas the L chains were antigenically indistinguishable from one another. The 16.7S H chains were found to have a mass of approximately 70,000, and the 7.1S H chains had a mass of 67,500. The mass of the L chains was approximately 22,000. Sedimentation equilibrium studies of the 7.1S immunoglobulin molecule gave a mol wt of approximately 170,000 which is in good agreement with the 179,000 predicted on the basis of 2 H and 2 L polypeptide chains. The 16.7S molecule was shown to have a mol wt of approximately 890,000. A reductive subunit that has a mol wt of approximately 174,000 has been isolated from the 16.7S molecule. These values are consistent with the chicken macroglobulin having five subunits, each of which has 2 H and 2 L chains. The hexose contents of the chicken 7.1S and 16.7S immunoglobulins are 2.2% and 2.6%, respectively. The extinction coefficients of the 7.1S and 16.7S immunoglobulins were 13.18 +/- 0.04 and 12.72 +/- 0.77, respectively, when measured in 0.3 M KCl. Based upon physical-chemical and antigenic characteristics, the 16.7S immunoglobulin most closely resembles IgM of mammals. The 7.1S immunoglobulin definitely belongs to a different class than the 16,7S immunoglobulin, but it does not align itself very well with any of the mammalian immunoglobulins. We propose that this molecule be designated as IgY. Furthermore, this designation would be useful for the immunoglobulins of other species for which there is insufficient correlation with any of the known human immunoglobulins.


Serum lipoprotein patterns by electrophoresis.


Assay of pressor substances in urine by the carotid blood pressure method in anaesthetized rats.


Rubella haemagglutination-inhibition levels in infants.


Sequential analysis in a comparison of two media.


Valuable new sources of anti-A and anti-B.


Phase-separating paper--a chromatographic artefact.


A simple device for the rapid plating of autoclaved blood spots for the Guthrie test.


A compact photographic lighting unit.

A compact photographic lighting unit.


Recent concepts in the dumping syndrome.


Clinical experience with low molecular weight dextran in acute myocardial infarction.


Carcinoma of the esophagus: a case report.


Radiologic seminar LXXXIX: Radiographic differentiation between renal cyst and neoplasm.


Skeletal muscle necrosis associated with cainoma.


Skeletal muscle changes in leprosy: their relationship to changes in other neurogenic diseases affecting muscle.


An electron-microscope study of the effects of lysolecithin on BP8 ascites-tumour cells and phagocytes of mice, compared with the effects of a specific anti-tumour serum plus complement.


Aompound tumour of the adrenal medulla.

Aompound tumour of the adrenal medulla.


Myelofibrosis in rats experimentally infected with a murine leukaemia virus.


An electron-microscope study of the adrenocortical lesion induced by 7,12-dimethyl-benz(a)anthracene in rats.


Cellular reaction to choriocarcinoma.

Cellular reaction to choriocarcinoma.


Complement in acute inflammation.

Complement in acute inflammation.


Electron microscopy of desquamative interstitial pneumonia.


Rhabdomyomatosis (nodular glycogenic infiltration) of the heart in guinea-pigs.


The growth of Candida species in cultures of mouse peritoneal macrophages.


Electron-microscope investigation of experimental rhabdomyosarcoma.


Primary squamous-cell carcinoma of breast with pseudosarcomatous stroma.


The anti-inflammatory effect of some immunosuppressive agents.


Cartilaginous metaplasia in a breast tumour.


Metachromatic leucodystrophic polyposis of the gall bladder.


Ciliated epithelium occurring in auplication of thgall bladder.


Fibrin membrane formation in the left ventricular outflow tract following prosthetic replacement of the aortic valve.


Histopathology of primary lung tumours in the mouse.


The production of disseminated histoplasmosis in the mouse: the eff4ects of changes in reticulo-endothelial function.


A study of the anti-inflammtory action of pyridinolcarbamate (Anginin).


Delayed hypersensitivity response in guinea-pig oral mucosa.


Sinobronchitis in children.

Sinobronchitis in children.


Jejunal morphology of the African in Uganda.


Acquired immunological tolerance of heterologous tetanus antiserum in the rabb.


The histopathology of stenosing tendovaginitis.


Eosinophilic bodies in some neurones in the thalamus of ageing mice.


Effect of administration of oral neutral phosphate in hypophosphatemic rickets.


Electrocardiographic abnormalities and serum transaminase evels in diphtheritic myocarditis.


Growth in patients with gonadal dysgenesis receiving fluoxymesterone.


Nonketotic hyperglycinemia.

Nonketotic hyperglycinemia.


Ehlers-Danlos syndrome associated with multiple pulmonary artery stenoses and tortuous systemic arteries.


Studies on the effects of phototherapy on neonatal hyperbilirubinemia among low-birth-weht infants. I. Skin color.


The hemolytic-uremic syndrome in nonrelated adopted siblings.


Nutritional vitamin B12 deficiency in an infant.


Treatment of kwashiorkor in Sicily.

Treatment of kwashiorkor in Sicily.


Growth effects of long-term antileukemic therapy.


Cerebral thrombosis in a patient with homocystinuria.


Meatotomy in girls with meatal stenosisand urinary tract infections.


Antimicrobial therapy in theory and practice. II. Clinical approach to antimicrobial therapy.


The effect of cardiac catheterization on the acid-base status of infants with congenital heart disease.


Metabolic requirements of low-birth-weight infants.


Prenatal diagnosis of adrenogenital syndrome by amniocentesis.


Early recognition of tuberous sclerosis by funduscopic examination.


Label-mediated hostility generalation.

Label-mediated hostility generalation.


The coincidence of neuroblastoma and acute cerebellar encephalopathy.


Tactical self-presentation after success and failure.


Arousal of ingroup-outgroup bias by a chance win or loss.


Catecholamine and 17-hydroxycorticosteroid excretion during a cycle of morphine dependence in man.


The palmar anhidrotic response to stress in schizophrenic patients and in control groups.


Effects of tricyclic antidepressants on the uptake and mabolism of intracisternally administered norepinephrine-H3 in rat brain.


Physiological parameters of morphine dependence in man--tolerance, early abstinence, protracted abstinence.


Premorbid asocial adjustment and prognosis in schizophrenia.


The pathogenesis of experimental mycotic encephalitis. An ultrastructural study.


Effect of choline deficiency on the Golgi apparatus of rat hepatocytes.


Effect of alcohol on the liver of rats. II. Factors contributing to elevations of plasma transaminase activities and hepatic cell necrosis following a single administration of alcohol in rats.


Phagocytosis of Staphylococcus aureus by hepatic reticuloendothelial cells. An ultrastructural study.


Lymphoid cell migration between distant lymph nodes in mice.


Lymphatics of blood vessels.

Lymphatics of blood vessels.


"Communicating lymphatics" and lympho-venous communications in relation to deep venous occlusion of the leg.


The treatment of acute lymphoedema with pantothenic acid and pyridoxine: an electron microscopical investigation.


Critical considerations on lymphography. The limitations of morphological diagnosis.


The abortion debate.

The abortion debate.


On disasters.

On disasters.


Serum cholesterol and blood groups.

Serum cholesterol and blood groups.


The autistic infant at home.

The autistic infant at home.


Health insurance for low income families.


Perforated peptic ulcer.

Perforated peptic ulcer.


Compression sclerotherapy in the treatment of varicose veins: an initial assessment.


Thoracic gunshot wounds presentation and management.


The application of ultrasonography to the examination of the eye.


The case for abortion law reform.

The case for abortion law reform.


The Abortion Act, 1967, of the United Kingdom--an unsatisfactory law.


Adolescent problems and mental health.

Adolescent problems and mental health.


The education of nurses in New South Wales.


Fees paid to specialists in group practice.


Drugs and the eye.

Drugs and the eye.


A survey of acute gastro-enteritis in general practice.


Information as a quantitative creiterion of biospheric evolution.


The 3'-terminus and the replication of phage RNA.


Occurrence of C40 and C45 carotenoids in the C50 carotenoid system of Flavobacterium dehydrogenans.


Conservation of conformation in mono and poly-nucleotides.


Characterization of the Fc' fragment of immunoglobulin G in normal human urine.


Detoxification of diazinon by subcellular fractions of diazinon-resistant and susceptible houseflies.


Cross-modal transfer of intensity discrimination by rats.


Anodic oxidation of carbohydrates and their derivatives in neutral saline solution.


Speech therapy with adult brain-damaged patients.


The sore eye. 1.

The sore eye. 1.


Brain-stem tumours.

Brain-stem tumours.


The asthmatic child in a residential school. 1.


Once a workhouse--now someone's whole world.


Pay-as-you-eat: a transition in the system of material rewards in the nursing profession of the United Kingdom.


Thephysician, the pendulum, and the war.


The tale of Dr. Nathaniel Crooke or on the existence of autoimmune states.


Race, reality, and experimental psychology.


The biochemical function of B vitamins.

The biochemical function of B vitamins.


Hidden superstitions as a barrier between doctor and patient in an island culture.


Behavioral analysis of mammalian sleep and learning.


Problems of major chest wall reconstruction.


The Cronin implant in the treatment of combined chest wall and breast deformities.


Secondary corrective rhinoplasty.

Secondary corrective rhinoplasty.


Keloids in various races. A review of 175 cases.


Acute industrial hand injuries: a socio-medical study.


Internal wire-pin fixation for fracture-dislocation ofthe zygoma. Twenty-year review.


Objective evaluation of velar mobility. A double-exposure roentgen technique.


Rubella in pregnancy.

Rubella in pregnancy.


Endocrine complications of pregnancy.

Endocrine complications of pregnancy.


Magnesium metabolism in infants and children.


Surgical hypertension.

Surgical hypertension.


How I treat erythema nodosum.

How I treat erythema nodosum.


Food additives and nutrition: a primer.

Food additives and nutrition: a primer.


Sleep disturbances: insomnia.

Sleep disturbances: insomnia.


Improvements in medical laboratory performance.


Vascular insufficiency and disturbance of bone growth.


Managing headaches.

Managing headaches.


Cholelithiasis and associated complications of myotonia dystrophica.


Newer knowledge of psoriasis.

Newer knowledge of psoriasis.


Psychiatry beleaguered: or the psychiatric identity crisis.


The husband's role in psychiatric illness associated with childbearing.


"Murder, you know".

"Murder, you know".


A case of chronic recurring multiple boils treated with hypnotherapy.


On the use of the seventh Hebrew letter as a phallic symbol.


Twelve-year treatment and follow-up of a chronic schizophrenic.


Group psychotherapy on alien turf.

Group psychotherapy on alien turf.


The concept of help.

The concept of help.


Conductimetric dosimetry: a calorimetric method for measuring high-intensity pulsed radiation.


Radiolysis of o-carborane in benzene solution.


The effect of temperature on the dose response of Gambusia affinis affinis from two natural populations.


Modification of radiation injury in blood, bone marrow, and spleen by long-term postirradiation hypoxic hypothermia.


Effect of x-rays and 60Co gamma rays on the liver enzyme system responsible for fatty acid synthesis.


Dissociation by gamma rays of vaccinia virus functions.


Aging and repair in Neurospora crassa studied by ultraviolet irradiation.


Aberrations in leukocyte chromosomes of personnel occupationally exposed to low levels of radiation.


Utility of urinary total gonadotrophins excretion determination after acute irradiations by penetrating rays.


Thermoluminescence response of LiF to reactor neutrons.


Pulse- and gamma-radiolysis of aqueous solutions of tryptophan.


On the radiation-induced reaction of iodoacetamide with albumin and with the erythrocyte membrane.


Influences of a circadian rhythm and mitotic delay from tritiated thymidine on cytokinetic studies in hamster cheek pouch epithelium.


The relation between the mitogenic and therapeutic actions of milk and sodium caseinate in x-irradiated mice.


Chromosomal aberrations in a radiation accident. Dosimetric and hematological aspects.


The application of nutritional knowledge to the nutritional health problems of South Africa.


Infant feeding.

Infant feeding.


The safe control of insect pests in South Africa.


The use of percentile charts in the nutritional assessment of children from primitive communities.


A nutritional assessment of Pedi schoolchildren.


Wisdom of cyclamate ban.

Wisdom of cyclamate ban.


Uphill road for new drugs.

Uphill road for new drugs.


Satellite-like particle of tobacco ringspot virus that resembles tobacco ringspot virus. A satellite-like nucleoprotein serologically indistinguishable from multicomponent tobacco ringspot virus, also resembles it in size, shape, and electrophoretic mobility. Although the protein shell of the nucleoprotein is similar to, if not identical to that of tobacco ringspot virus, each ahell of the nucleoprotein conntains many small strands of nucleic acid, which replicate only in mixed infections with the virus.


The histochemical detection of thallium in paraffin-embedded tissues by the sulfide-selenium-silver method.


Producing improved glass knives for ultra-microtomy; a glass breaker featuring a linear fulcrum and a device for controlling fracturing velocity.


Precast matrices for rapid embedding and orientation of large numbers of specimens in cryostat sectioning.


Repeatable bone marrow biopsy, with noncultured cell preparations for cytogenetic studies in the rat.


Policyholder mortality shows little change.


The hazards of flying.

The hazards of flying.


Appendicitis in recent years.

Appendicitis in recent years.


Accidental deaths high at the preschool ages.


Rarity of multple births.

Rarity of multple births.


Detection and treatment of anxiety in the coronary care unit.


Blind study on the action of digitoxin on elderly women.


The phonocardiographic assessment of myocardial function in the aged.


Cardiovascular complications in young patients taking psychotropic drugs. A preliminary report.


Relation of shunt flow and right ventricular pressure to heart valve structure in atrial septal defect.


Effect of ethanol on metabolism and function of perfused rat heart.


Observations concerning the validity of the ventricular gradient concept.


Effects of bradykinin on the pulmonary vascular bed of the intact dog.


Fractured intracardiac transvenous pacemaker catheter. An unusual cause of pacemaker failure.


The echocardiogram in a case of mitral stenosis before and after surgery.


Clinical pathologic conference.

Clinical pathologic conference.


Gallop rhythm. Hemodynamic and clinical correlation.


The treatment of tachyarrhythmias by artificial cardiac pacing.


Backward masking.

Backward masking.


Calcium metabolism and maintenance hemodialysis.


A rapid bedside method for the control of heparin therapy.


Hypolipidemia in anemia.

Hypolipidemia in anemia.


Incidence and management of supraventicular arrhythmias after acute myocardial infarction.


Wedensky phenomena in the human heart.

Wedensky phenomena in the human heart.


Second heart sound in coronary artery disease.


Innervation of the abdominopelvic ureter in the cat.


The pattern of the terminal air spaces in a premature infant of 30-32 weeks that lived nineteen and a quarter hours.


The dermal chromatophores of Anolis carolinensis (Reptilia, Iguanidae).


Research trends in genetics and immunology.


Extreme hyperosmolality and "transient diabetes" due to inappropriately diluted infant formula.


Neurobiology: mind and matter.

Neurobiology: mind and matter.


Maternal phenylketonuria. Detrimental effects on embryogenesis and fetal development.


Hereditary orotic aciduria with normal growth and development.


Pulmonary alveolar proteinosis including pulmonary electron microscopy.


Progression of allergies in adolescents. A four-year follow-up study.


Picture of the month. Ehlers-Danlos syndrome.


Radiological case of the month. Bronchogenic cyst.


Sydenham's chorea associated with transient intellectual impairment. A case study and review of the literature.


Varicella myocarditis.

Varicella myocarditis.


Selective hypopituitarism following tuberculous menigitis.


Familial aortic atresia. Report of a case of aortic atresia in siblings.


Congenital segmental bronchomalacia.

Congenital segmental bronchomalacia.


Effect of acute respiratory acidosis on mesenteric circulation of dogs.


Blood volume and myocardial function in adrenal insufficiency.


Catecholamines and right ventricular response to outflow obstruction in unanesthetized dogs.


Effect of renal arterial and systemic infusion of phosphate on urinary Ca excretion.


An open-loop analysis of the aortic arch barostatic reflex.


Effect and mechanism of action of aldosterone treatment on rabbit erythrocytes.


Effect of training on heart and skeletal muscle catecholamine concentration in rats.


Calcium ion requirement for prolactin secretion by rat adenohypophyses in vitro.


Renal response to graded saline challenge.


Effects of Mg deficiency and parathyroidectomy on gastrointestinal Ca transport in the rat.


Deposition in adipose tissue and transport of odd-numbered fatty acids.


Fetal brain-maternal aorta temperature differences in sheep.


Glycogen, hexokinase, and glycogen synthetase adaptations to exercise.


Effect of secretin and cholecystokinin on gastric motility.


Active transport of tertiary amine compounds into bile.


Role of atrium in closure of mitral valve in man.


Influence of vascular smooth muscle on contractile mechanics and elasticity of arteries.


Cerebral and renal vascular smooth muscle responses to adenosine.


Dynamics of stress relaxation in skeletal muscle.


Left atrial pressure, plasma osmolality, and ADH levels in the unanesthetized ewe.


Circulating glucose, insulin, free fatty acids, and acetone bodies in rats given propranolol.


Interstitial cell granules and solutes in renal papilla in post-Goldblatt hypertension.


Nutritional effects on blood flow in adipose tissue of unanesthetized rats.


Hemodynamic response to dopamine in experimental myocardial infarction.


Change in calcium dependence of isolated arteries after reserpine.


Electrolyte transport and voltage measurements with rat intestine in vitro.


Mechanism of systemic hemodynamic response during limb reactive hyperemia.


Intestinal absorption of digoxin-3H in the rat.


Lactate and pyruvate kinetics in isolated perfused rat hearts.


A migrating electric complex of canine small intestine.


Gastric secretory and motor responses to anterior hypothalamic stimulation.


An effect of isoproterenol on rates of synthesis and secretion of testosterone.


Effects of growth hormone and insulin on amino acid transport in perfused rat heart.


Role of free fatty acids in stimulation of gluconeogenesis during fasting.


Metabolism of exogenous histamine-14C during gastric secretion in dogs.


Physiology of pump-perfused in situ dog kidney.


Depression of feed intake of goats by metabolites injected during meals.


Vascular responses to stimulation of pulmonary and carotid baroreceptors by capsaicin.


Effects of insulin on extracellular-intracellular amino acid pools in the cayman.


Detection of naturally occurring neurologic disorders of beagle dogs by electroencephalography.


Major urinary metabolites of 2-naphthylamine in dogs, monkeys, and mice.


Dry matter content and oxygen uptake of fetal and maternal components of attachment sites of bovine placenta.


Relationship of rotational grazing to gastrointestinal nematode infection in cattle.


Timber milkvetch poisoning in chickens, rabbits, and cattle.


Effect of an organic phosphorus systemic insecticide on reproductive performance in rats.


Applied biology as an educational discipline.


The use of ultrasonics in the determination of arterial aeroembolism during open-heart surgery.


Left ventricular-right atrial communication.


Temporary postoperative epicardial pacing electrodes. Their value and management after open-heart surgery.


Coagulation defects and bleeding in open-heart surgery.


A complication of transtracheal anesthesia: nocardia cellulitis.


Observations following four years of complete circulatory exclusion of the right heart.


Hemothorax. A complication of anticoagulant therapy.


An unusual cause of perforation of the aorta.


Unrecognized aspiration.

Unrecognized aspiration.


Cochlear stimulation and Lempert's mobilization theory. Principles and methods.


Giant cell tumor involving the middle ear.


Basic considerations for success in tympanoplasty.


Facial neurilemmomas. A study of four diverse cases.


Bilateral malleal fixation and conductive presbycusis.


Cupulolithiasis.

Cupulolithiasis.


Herniation of the brain into the mastoid cavity. Post surgical, postinfectional, or congenital.


Surgery for otosclerosis in India.

Surgery for otosclerosis in India.


Atmospheric photochemical reactions in a tube flow reactor.


Substrate activation of pyruvate carboxylase by pyruvate.


3H-cortisol radioactivity in hepatic smooth endoplasmic reticulum.


The carboxypeptidase B-catalyzed hydrolysis of poly-episilon-N-methyl-L-lysine and poly-episilon-N, episilon-N-dimethyl-L-lysine.


Light-induced changes in membrane potential of algal cells associated with photosynthetic electron transport.


The order of the CNBr peptides from the alpha-1 chain of collagen.


Chemical modification of the tryptophan residue in cobratoxin.


Specific effect of unsaturated fatty acid depletion on mitochondrial oxidative phosphorylation in Saccharomyces cerevisiae.


Environmental sensitivity of azo chromophores in arsanilazocarboxypeptidase.


Kinetic properties of adenosine deaminase in mixed aqueous solvents.


Equilibrium measurements of the interaction of yeast enolase with activating metal ions.


Kinetic studies on the activation of yeast enolase by divalent cations.


Secondary modification of cytochrome c by Neurospora crassa.


Protein biosynthesis in the testis. V. Concerning the mechanism of stimulation by follicle-stimulating hormone.


Comparative physicochemical studies on vertebrate tropomyosins.


Sterochemistry of estrogen biosynthesis.


Use of N-im-dinitrophenylhistidine in the solid-phase synthesis of the tricosapeptides 124-146 of human hemoglobin beta chain.


Polymers containing 2'-O-methylnucleotides. II. Synthesis of heteropolymers.


Ioslation of fructose diphosphate aldolases A, B, and C.


Multiple molecular forms of alpha-amylase from the rabbit.


Modification of glycogen phosphorylase b by glutaraldehyde. Preparation and isolation of enzyme derivatives with enhanced stability.


A mercuric complex of guanosine 5'-monophosphate.


Regulation of mitochondrial metabolism by specific cellular substances. II. The nature of stimulation of mitochondrial glutamate metabolism by a cytoplasmic component.


Isolation and comparative properties of shrimp trypsin.


Nature of the active site of a subunit of the first component of human complement.


Isolation and characterization of polypeptides of human serum lipoproteins.


Polarization of tryptophan fluorescence in muscle.


Phenacyl bromides as chromophoric reagents for alpha-chymotrypsin.


Thermodynamics of the denaturation of lysozyme by guanidine hydrochloride. II. Dependence on denaturant concentration at 25 degrees.


Ficin-and papain-catalyzed reactions. Changes in reactivity of the essential sulfhydryl group in the presence of substrates and competitive inhibitors.


The biosynthesis of pulvilloric acid. I. Production, isolation, and degradations.


The biosynthesis of pulvilloric acid. II. Studies on incorporation of radioactive precursors.


Concerning the tertiary structure of the soluble surface proteins of Paramecium.


Purification of two proelastases from porcine pancreas.


Acidic structural proteins of connective tissue. I. Solubilization and preliminary chemical characterization.


Factors influencing the absorption spectrum of vertebrate hemoglobin in solution.


Purification and characterization of an anti-H(O) phytohemagglutinin of Ulex europeus.


Skeletal muscle ribosomal proteins: general characteristics and effect of diabetes.


Hemoglobin J Taichung:beta-129 ALA--ASP.


The protein content and flotation rate of human low density lipoproteins.


Sedimentation velocity and equilibrium characteristics of ovine follicle-stimulating hormone.


Thiol-disulfide interchange reactions between serum albumin and disulfides.


The effect of metal attachment to human apotransferrin on its binding to reticulocytes.


Optical rotatory dispersion of polyglutamic and polyuridylic acids at low temperatures in fluid hydro-alcoholic solvents.


Evidence for beta--beta interactions during the binding of oxygen to hemoglobin.


Identification of a contaminating protein in pH 7 prepared F2(a) histone.


Studies on the structure of ferritin and apoferritin from horse spleen. I. Tryptic digestion of ferritin and apoferritin.


States of amino acid residues in proteins. XIX. Modification of arginine residues in myoglobin.


Evidence for nonallelic origin of the two chains in ox growth hormone.


Structure and properties of hemocyanins. V. Binding of oxygen and copper in Helix pomatia hemocyanin.


Stokes radius of 57Co-labelled vitamin B 12-transcobalamin I and II and 125-I-labelled insulin estimated by sephadex G-200 gel filtration in human plasma at 37 degrees.


The analysis of fluorescence decay by a method of moments. The fluorescence decay of the excited state of most biopolymers, and biopolymer conjugates and complexes, is not, in general, a simple exponential. The method of moments is used to establish a means of analyzing such multi-exponential decays. The method is tested by the use of computer simulated data, assuming that the limiting error is determined by noise generated by a pseudorandom number generator. Multi-exponential systems with relatively closely spaced decay constants may be successfully analyzed. The analyses show the requirements, in terms of precision, that data must meet. The results may be used both as an aid in the design of equipment and in the analysis of data subsequently obtained.


The number and reactivity of the disulfide bonds and the amino acid sequences of some peptides containing half-cystine residues of alpha-1-acid glycoprotein (orosomucoid).


Thermodynamics and the primary processes of photosynthesis. Numerous discussions of the relationship of the thermodynamics of radiation to photosynthesis have been published, but the results are often in disagreement or at best difficult to compare with one another. The recent treatment of maximal photosynthetic efficiencies by Ross and Calvin is here shown to be directly related to the thermodynamic method of Duysens. A smooth connection between the light and dark conditions is derived, the case of polarized light is considered briefly, and a critique of some other thermodynamic treatments is presented.


Interpretation of tracer data.

Interpretation of tracer data. The necessary and sufficient conditions for a particular compartment in an n-compartment system, under certain initial conditions, to be described by two exponential terms have been given by Mann and Gurpide (1969). These conditions are here derived in matrix-vector form, by an essentially algebraic process, under more general initial conditions. The existence of a certain constant is required by the Mann-Gurpide conditions. It is shown that that constant must be one of the real roots of a given matrix. Under certain restrictions, that constant is the unique largest real root of that matrix. Certain obvious sufficient conditions for the Mann-Gurpide conditions to hold are shown to be necessary in the case of symmetrizable systems.


Note on the stability problem for mammillary matrices. The importance of the stability problem for matrices of the special form called mammillary matrices has been noted by Hearon (1). The stability problem may be formulated in terms of the Liapounov matrix equation. A constructive procedure, dependent upon the particular structure of mammillary matrices, for the solution of the Liapounov equation and the subsequent solution of the stability problem is described in this note. For an n x n matrix the principal computational steps are the solution of an n x n linear system and the determination of the rank and signature of an n x n symmetric matrix.


Electrical sizing of particles in suspensions. I. Theory. The processes involved during the passage of a suspended particle through a small cylindrical orifice across which exists an electric field are considered in detail. Expressions are derived for the resulting change in current in terms of the ratios of particle to orifice volume and particle to suspending fluid resistivity, and particle shape. Graphs are presented of the electric field and of the fluid velocity as functions of position within the orifice, and of the shape factor of spheroids as a function of their axial ratio and orientation in the electric field. The effects of the electric and hydrodynamic fields on the orientation of nonspherical particles and on the deformation of nonrigid spheres is treated, and the migration of particles towards the orifice axis is discussed. Oscillograms of current pulses produced by rigid, nonconducting spheres in various orifices are shown and compared with the theoretical predictions.


Electrical sizing of particles in suspensions. II. Experiments with rigid spheres. Experimental verification is provided for the theoretical expressions (see preceding article, I. Theory) describing the electrical processes that take place during the passage of an aqueous suspension of rigid, nonconducting spheres (ragweed pollen) through an orifice across which there exists an electrical field, for a large range of orifice dimensions; the instrumentation developed is considered in some detail. The effective length of an orifice as deduced from conductivity measurements is shown to be essentially the same as that predicted theoretically. Absolute volume distributions are presented of a suspension of polystyrene latex spheres as determined electrically (mean 11.17 mu(3), c. v. 4.2%) and with an electron microscope (mean 11.01 mu(3), c. v. 4.1%). Conflicting experimental results reported in the literature are discussed.


Cytological assessment of prognosis of carcinoma of the cervix.


A study of Haemophilus vaginalis Gardner and Dukes.


Variations in sulfhydryl, disulfide, and protein content during synchronous and asynchronous growth of HeLa cells. The cellular contents of protein-bound and nonprotein sulfhydry (-SH) and disulfide (-SS-) groups were measured in both asynchronous and synchronous HeLa S3 cultures. About 90% of these groups are associated with proteins, the majority in the -SH form. The content of protein-bound groups, and hence the total content of -SH and -SS- groups (28 x 10(-15) moles/cell, or 1.1 x 10(-6) moles/g protein on average), changes in parallel with the protein content (which varies between 2 and 4 x 10(-10) g/cell) as asynchronous populations pass from the lag through the exponential to the stationary phase of growth. The concentration of nonprotein -SH groups, in contrast, increases 10-fold during lag phase and decreases in stationary phase; it follows the protein concentration closely during the exponential phase, at a level of about 2.8 x 10(-15) moles/cell. In synchronous cultures the protein content doubles during the cell cycle, possibly in an exponential fashion. The total -SH and -SS- content also doubles, but the rate of increase appears to fluctuate. The concentrations of the protein-bound groups show 2- to 3-fold fluctuations per unit protein: protein-bound -SH groups and mixed -SS- linkages rise to maxima while protein-bound -SS- groups fall to a minimum at the G(1)/S transition, and fluctuations in these groups occur again during G(2). In addition, the protein-bound -SH concentration falls continuously during the S phase. The nonprotein -SH concentration undergoes the largest (relative) fluctuations, dropping from 4 x 10(-15)moles/cell in early G(1) to about 0.4 x 10(-15) moles/cell (of standard protein content) at the end of G(1), and then rising to 30 times this value by the end of S.


Complications of therapy with lysergide. All known complications which occurred during and after LSD treatment of 237 psychiatric patients on an open ward of a general hospital are described and classified. The results imply that clinical research with lysergide can be carried out in similar settings with relative safety.


Hyperthyroidism with periodic paralysis. Hyperthyroidism may be associated with hypokalemic periodic paralysis. Two cases are presented demonstrating intermittent attacks of flaccid paralysis associated with clinical symptoms, signs and laboratory findings of hyperthyroidism. During an attack, one patient had a serum potassium of 2.1 mEq. per litre.Various factors such as trauma, exposure to cold, excessive carbohydrate ingestion and certain medications have been stated to precipitate an episode of paralysis. Attacks may range from mild weakness to generalized flaccid paralysis with loss of deep tendon reflexes. Several reported patients have died owing to cardiac arrest or respiratory paralysis.During attacks, the serum potassium is usually in the range of 2.2 to 3.2 mEq. per litre. It is postulated that a metabolic abnormality affecting the muscle-cell membrane can occur in the hyperthyroid state resulting in a shift of potassium to the intracellular position, thus producing a situation of hyperpolarization of the muscle-cell membrane which in turn alters the muscle contractibility.The importance of recognizing the unusual association of hypokalemic periodic paralysis with hyperthyroidism is stressed because, with successful treatment of the hyperthyroidism, the episodes of paralysis disappear.


Foreign body in the hand.

Foreign body in the hand.


Occlusive peripheral arteriosclerosis: treatment by percutaneous transluminal recanalization--"the Dotter procedure". We have performed 17 percutaneous transluminal dilatations in 15 patients with segmental stenoses of the femoral and popliteal arteries. Initial success was achieved in 14 instances. This technique must be considered a useful adjunct in the treatment of peripheral vascular disease in selected patients. Its use along with endarterectomy has not been previously reported and warrants further investigation.


Casts.

Casts.


Medical mission to St. Vincent.

Medical mission to St. Vincent.


Oral contraceptive drugs: some observations on their effect on menstrual loss and hematologic indices.


The halothane controversy.

The halothane controversy.


How total community should confront today's drug-abuse problem.


Chromosome studies of the lethal hybrid Rana pipiens, female X Rama catesbeiana, male.


Morphogenetic substances from sea urchin eggs. Isolation of animalizing and vegetalizing substances from unfertilized eggs of Paracentrotus lividus.


The effects of the epidermis on the collagenous basement lamella of Anuran larval skin.


Endocrine regulation of embryonic muscle development; hormonal control of DNA accumulation, pentose cycle activity and myoblast proliferation.


The problem of the amount of blindness.

The problem of the amount of blindness.


More physicians but less quality?

More physicians but less quality?


Influence of stapes surgery on tinnitus in otosclerosis.


Congenital Rubella syndrome.

Congenital Rubella syndrome.


Bilateral retinal detachment occurring in the immediate postpartum period after methylergonovine and oxytocin administration.


The relationof the cryoprotective action of dimethyl sulfoxide to salt damage to frog sciatic nerves.


Evaluation of a new model cryoextractor.


Distribution of fluorouracil-2-C14 in hypothermic animals with normothermic tumors.


Ariboflavinosis keratopathy.

Ariboflavinosis keratopathy.


Transport of some sugars into red blood cells treated with cryoprotective agents.


Temporary suspension of animation using total body perfusion and hypothermia: a preliminary report.


A simplified and effective method for freezing and storage of chick embryo fibroblasts at -79 degreeC.


The diagnosis and management of injuries of the ossicular chain.


Inter-observer agreement in judging auditory responses of neonates.


Effect of glycerol and dimethyl sulfoxide on changes in composition and pH of buffer salt solutions during freezing.


Freeze-thaw-induced latent injry in cells of the renal cortex.


Laryngeal transplantation.

Laryngeal transplantation.


Battered children with abdominal trauma.


What to do about an elevated uric acid level.


Insomnia.

Insomnia.


View from the hill.

View from the hill.


Vocal cord paralysis.

Vocal cord paralysis.


Hiatal hernia and erosive esophagitis.

Hiatal hernia and erosive esophagitis.


The psychiatric toll of the sudden infant death syndrome.


ection cutting and the temperature in the cryostat.


The significance of perfusion fixation in the lysosomal histochemistry of the mouse and rabbit kidney.


Ontogenetic changes in the identification of simple forms in complex contexts.


Development of "intelligence". A reinterpretation by means of Guttman's smallest space analysis.


Contribution to a cross-cultural study of manifest anxiety in children.


Children's probability judgments as related to age, intelligence, socio-economic level, and sex.


Pigmentation in skin and hair--current concepts.


Hair colour in clinical diagnosis.

Hair colour in clinical diagnosis.


The laboratory control of the induction of ovulation.


A case of widespread arterial anomalies.


Acetyl strophanthidin tolerance test. The relationship between plasma levels of acetyl strophanthidin and potassium, and induced dysrhythmias.


A linear approximation of the transfer function of pulmonary mechanoreceptors of the frog.


Arteriovenous shunting in extremities.

Arteriovenous shunting in extremities.


Structural changes in exercising middle-aged males during a 2-year period.


Latency changes in distal median nerve produced by alterations in ambient temperatures.


Effect of hypnosis on total respiratory compliance.


Myocardial tension in atrial fibrillation.


Oxygen debt: effect of beta-adrenergic blockade on the lactacid and alactacid components.


Centrogenic pulmonary pathology in mechanical head injury.


Ventilatory response to hypoxia and hypercapnia in cats living at high altitude.


Carotid chemoreceptor response to hypoxia and acidosis in cats living at high altitude.


Effects of a standardized ergometer training program at three different altitudes.


Unit responses in the rabbit's brain stem to changes in brain and cutaneous temperature.


Electrocardiographic changes during positive acceleration.


Distribution of pleural surface pressure in dogs.


Circulatory factors limiting maximal aerobic exercise capacity.


Pleural surface pressure in dogs.

Pleural surface pressure in dogs.


A metabolic-environmental chamber for the study of unusual breathing atmospheres.


Pressure correction in volume and flow-displacement body plethysmography.


A model to evaluate pleural surface pressure measuring devices.


A method for recording intrapleural pressure in conscious, semirestrained mammals.


A chronically implantable bladder cannula for dogs.


Monitoring sleep of hospital patients by measurement of electrical resistance of skin.


An improved lever arm for an electric dynamometer.


Impedance pneumograph recording across the arms.


Subtraction of cardiopneumatic pulsations from body plethysmograph records.


Implications of a theory of erythrocyte motion in narrow capillaries.


Probability of spike summations in baroreceptor electroneurograms.


Measurement of congruence-deviation factor of personality by Rorschach content analysis: a contribution to Rorschach methodology.


Size perception in the presence of individual cues for distance.


Some factors related to architectural creativity in graduating architecture students.


The effect on time estimation of increasing the complexity of a cognitive task.


Hesitation in the production of speech.

Hesitation in the production of speech.


The captive professional. Bureaucratic limitations in the practice of military psychiatry.


The Negro physician: babbitt or revolutionary?


Spouseless motherhood, psychological stress, and physical morbidity.


Religious biographies and professional characteristics of psychotherapists.


A comparative study of the embryological development of the median cord in hemiptera.


The influence of the nerve on lower jaw regeneration in the adult newt, Triturus viridescens.


Sequence of ossification in the skeleton of growing and metamorphosing tadpoles of Rana pipiens.


The development of the eye of Rana pipiens at two different temperatures.


Some effects of hypervitaminosis A on metastasis of spontaneous breast cancer in mice.


Interferon and murine leukemia. VI. Effect of interferon preparations on the lymphoid leukemia of AKR mice.


Metabolic studies on mechanism of urethan action. IV. Influence of urethan on nucleic acid metabolism in rapidly proliferating tissues in vivo.


Chromosomes of 14 hematopoietic cell lines derived from peripheral blood of persons with and without chromosome anomalies.


Antibodies to Epstein-Barr virus in Burkitt's lymphoma and control groups.


Cancer mortality among chemists.

Cancer mortality among chemists.


Effects of ovariectomy on preneoplastic nodule formation and maintenance in the mammary glands of carcinogen-treated rats.


Responsiveness of carcinogen-induced hyperplastic alveolar nodules in lewis rats to mammary gland growth-regulatory mechanisms.


Category width as a measure of discrimination.


Affective style as a variable in person perception.


Cognitive complexity and the learning of balanced and unbalanced social structures.


The role of arousal and cognitive complexity in susceptibility to social influence.


Effects of switching conditions of threat on high- and low-anxious subjects midway through verbal conditioning.


Sex differences in the relationship between self-esteem and susceptibility to social influence.


Automatization and hypochondriasis.

Automatization and hypochondriasis.


Responses to attitude-discrepant information as a function of intolerance of inconsistency and category width.


Adolescent perceptions of time: the effect of age, sex, and social class.


Hydrophile-lipophile balance and cloud points of nonionic surfactants.


The effect of hostility on physiological and fantasy responses.


Study of density gradients in certain oil-in water emulsions using multichannel gamma ray analysis.


Some physical factors affecting the enhanced blepharoptotic activity of orally administered reserpine-cholanic acid coprecipitates.


Two new bicyclic ring systems, 1,4,5-benzodioxazocine and 1,4-benzoxazepine.


Dissolution and compatibility considerations for the use of mannitol in solid dosage forms.


Correlation between the rate of dissolution and absorption of salicylamide from tablet and suspension dosage forms.


Cupric ion-catalyzed hydrolysis of penicillins: mechanism and site of complexation.


Pharmacokinetic basis for the influence of route of administration on the area under the plasma concentration-time curve.


Effect of sodium diethyldithiocarbamate (DDC) on renal hypertension in rats.


Synthesis and bioactivity of lincomycin-2-phosphate.


Determination of phenethanolamine drugs in biologic specimens by ultraviolet spectrophotometry.


Phytochemical evaluation of some cantharelloid fungi.


Disposition kinetics of griseofulvin in dogs.


Preparation and dissolution characteristics of several fast-release solid dispersions of griseofulvin.


The amino acid nature of ampicillin and related penicillins.


In vitro dissolution rates of aminorex dosage forms and their correlation with in vivo availability.


Surface and micellar properties of a long-chain nonionic surfactant.


Determination of trace amounts of selenium in pharmaceuticals.


Polarographic determination of oxazepam.


Quantitative determination of furazolidone and nifuroxime in a water-soluble suppository base.


Detection of contamination of pharmaceutical preparations with foreign active ingredients.


An automated colorimetric method for the determination of meprobamate and other N-unsubstituted carbamates in pharmaceutical products.


Sodium chloride equivalents, cryscopic properties, and hemolytic effects of certain medicinals in aqueous solution. II. Supplemental values.


Determination of dihydroseselins in fruits and extracts of Ammi visnaga L.


Quantitative etermination of acronine, an antitumor alkaloid, by gas chromatography.


Studies with ion-exchange resins on cinchona alkaloids. 3. Exchange rates.


Polyamide-kieselguhr thin-layer chromatography of antioxidants.


Fate of 2-phenethylamino-1-phenylethanol,2-14C in rats.


Acospectoside A. II. The structure of the cardenolide glycoside.


Sulfur-containing derivatives of beta-phenethylamine: dithiocarbamates and thioureas.


Biosynthesis of rubrofusarin by Fusarium graminearum.


Possible role for trichloroacetate in pharmaceutical formulations.


Effect of salts on the surface-interfacial tension and critical micelle concentration of surfactants.


Rapid peptide synthesis: synthesis of human fibrinopeptide A.


Schizophrenia and death concern.

Schizophrenia and death concern.


Masculinity-femininity in fantasy preferences: an indirect approach.


A method for quantifying human relations, hostility, and anxiety applied to TAT productions.


The family story technique and intrafamily analysis.


The use of the Rorschach prognostic rating scale with foster-home children.


An evaluation of Rorschach indicators of psychosis with mentally retarded.


Foveal critical flicker frequency as influenced by intermittent stimulation of the opposite eye at various locations.


Perception of linear expressions by institutionalized mental retardates.


A field-independent alcoholic population.


The instructional effect of motion in varied visual illustrations.


The course of induced crying activity in the neonate.


Effect of reference marks and luminance on discrimination of movement.


Factorial analysis of semantic structures in Hutterite adults.


A new era for Wayne State University School of Medicine.


Suen deafness.

Suen deafness.


Laboratory animal science and biomedical research.


Tinea capitis in children.

Tinea capitis in children.


Value of cutaneous angiomas in the arteriographic localization of spinal-cord arteriovenous malformations.


Growth-hormone secretion in patients with endometrial carcinoma.


Red-cell 2,3-diphosphoglycerate and creatine levels in patients with red-cell mass deficits or with cardiopulmonary insufficiency.


The social impact of liver disease.

The social impact of liver disease.


And a very liberal Christmas.

And a very liberal Christmas.


Case records of the Massachusetts General Hospital. Weekly clinicopathological exercises. Case 53-1969.


Hebdomadal thyroxine.

Hebdomadal thyroxine.


Diabetic regimens--procrustean beds?

Diabetic regimens--procrustean beds?


Drug advertising.

Drug advertising.


No new nail bands under the sun.

No new nail bands under the sun.


Pacemaker in rheumatic myocarditis.

Pacemaker in rheumatic myocarditis.


Angiographic diagnosis of acute appendicitis.


False rise in serum uric acid after L-dopa.


Distribution of adrenergic fibres in the small intestine of the newborn guinea pig.


Experimental research into the aetiopathogenesis of biliary calculosis. Action of oestrogens on biliary acid concentration and biliary cholesterol.


The critical point in the natural history of acute pneumophathies.


Modern dietological views relating to differentiated alimentation and school age.


Kale anaemia.

Kale anaemia.


Biochemical assessment of protein needs.


Plasma polyunsaturated fatty acids of herbivores grazing pasture.


Protein nutrition and wound healing.

Protein nutrition and wound healing.


Absorption of iodinated oleic acid-131-I in rats adapted to diets with different levels of oleic acid.


Amino acid levels in blood plasma of growing pigs given diets supplemented with lysine.


A folate-protein complex in cow's milk.

A folate-protein complex in cow's milk.


Changes in the plasma levels of free amino acids in relation to agg formation in the hen.


The biological availability of methionine sulphoxide.


An improved diet for carbohydrate preference studies with rats: some criticisms of experimental diets.


Preliminary communication on studies of the digestive processes in pigs with intestinal cannulas.


Trypsin-inhibitory and growth-depressing activities of groundnut skins(testa).


Glucose entry rates in sheep given diets of barley, dried grass or hay.


The influence of meat meal and other high-protein feeding-stuffs on the survival of chicks inoculated with Salmonella gallinarum.


Measurement of the flow of long-chain fatty acids into the duodenum of sheep.


A hypothetical mechanism for the regulation of food intake in relation to energy balance.


The influence of protein concentration in concentrate feeds on the apparent disappearance of dry matter, protein, starch, ether extract and ash in various segments of the digestive tract in sheep.


Some investigations on lipolysis in the hereditary obese mouse.


Diminution of xanthine oxidase in goat milk after subcutaneous injection of sodium tungstate (Na2WO4.2H2O).


An evaluation of the diagnostic significance of some symptoms and physical signs in chronic iron-deficiency anaemia.


Techniques used in studies on nitrogen metabolism in ruminants.


The effect of method of processing artificially dried grass, wafered with or without barley grain, on the growth of young cattle.


The influence of frequency of sucrose intake on the concentration of lipids, proteins and glucose in the plasma.


Blood glucose following oral loads of glucose, maltose and starch during pregnancy.


The difference in response of serum proteins to a high-carbohydrate diet in men and women.


Relationship between the component fatty acids of plasma cholesteryl esters and phospholipids in the rat and pig.


Precursors of aromatic acids found in sheep urine.


A chick biological assay for available tryptophan.


The effect of the gut flora on the growth response of the chick to fish solubles.


A rapid method for the estimation of thermic energy in rats.


Efficiency of utilization of free amino acids given as dietary supplements to the rat.


Dietary intakes of geriatric patients in hospital.


The effect of altitude on thermogenesis in man.


Levels of verbal communication in the schizophrenic child's struggle against, for, and with the world of objects.


The fetish and the transitional object.

The fetish and the transitional object.


The imaginary companion. Its significance for ego development and conflict solution.


Vicissitudes of infantile omnipotence.

Vicissitudes of infantile omnipotence.


Terrifying eyes. A visual superego forerunner.


On the psychology of artistic creativity.


On self, character, and the development of a psychic apparatus.


Urine or you're in. An ambiguous word and its relation to a toilet phobia in a two-year-old.


Borderline states in children.

Borderline states in children.


A psychoanalytic approach to the diagnosis of paranoia.


Problems of technique of child analysis in relation to the various developmental stages: prelatency.


A study of drug-taking adolescents.

A study of drug-taking adolescents.


Drug use in adolescents. Psychodynamic meaning and pharmacogenic effect.


Loss, rage, and repetition.

Loss, rage, and repetition.


The unrememberable and the unforgettable. Passive primal repression.


On the function of criminal law in riot control.


Anthropomorphism. Motive, meaning, and causality in psychoanalytic theory.


Method and theory in the study of avoidance.


Libidinal object constancy and mental representation.


Parsimonious biological models of memory and reinforcement.


Reinforcement as consolidation.

Reinforcement as consolidation.


The auditory evoked response to repeated stimuli during a vigilance task.


The heart rate response to a brief auditory and visual stimulus.


To what does the orienting response respond?


Phasic heart rate changes in reaction time and time estimation.


A system for registering both true and false feedback of the galvanic skin response.


Feedback technique for deep relaxation.

Feedback technique for deep relaxation.


A simple method for the connection of lead wire to cortical electrodes.


Abortion and euthanasia.

Abortion and euthanasia.


Remarks of incoming president. Colorado Medical Society.


Occult lung carcinoma.

Occult lung carcinoma.


Homograft cardiac valve replacement in man.


Medical conference from the University of New Mexico School of Medicine. About gout.


Amount of induced avoidance behaviour to light in the protozoa Tetrahymena as a function of time after training and cell fission.


The influence of auditory stimulus intensity on apparent duration.


Figural reversal rate and personal tempo.


Factorial invariance of personality ratings.


The locus of visual after-images.

The locus of visual after-images.


Transition from rod to cone vision. I. Simultaneous contrast.


Electrodermal responses as a function of quantified threat.


Sensation sclaes in the size-weight illusion.


Transition from rod to cone vision. II. Successive contrast.


Transition from rod to cone vision. 3. Successive contrast anew.


Apparent size as a determiner of figural after-effects. 3.