Experimental allergic encephalomyelitis, experimental allergic neuritis and multiple sclerosis: an electromyographic study.


On meningioma presenting with dementia.

On meningioma presenting with dementia.


Progressive dementia in childhood due to cerebral lipidosis.


Electrophysiological observations in a patient with segmental myoclonus.


Facial myokymia.

Facial myokymia.


The natural history of Duchenne muscular dystrophy--an ultrastructural study.


Regeneration in Duchenne muscular dystrophy. A histological electron-microscopic and histochemical study.


Introduction to the problems of dementia.


Smith-Lemli-Opitz syndrome.

Smith-Lemli-Opitz syndrome.


Treatment of muscle, tendon and minor joint injuries in sport.


The Snider match test.

The Snider match test.


Cystitis due to Candida pseudotropicalis. A persistent case secondary to bladder calculus.


Arteriovenous fistula--a complication of surgery of intervertebral disc. Presentation of a case with rapid development of congestive heart failure.


Cyst of the seminal vesicle.

Cyst of the seminal vesicle.


A study of the refractive state of a group of American Pueblo Indians.


Acute intermittent porphyria. Report of a case with unusual features.


Metastatic plasma cell myeloma in testis. Report of a case and review of the literature.


Atrial fibrillation with transient complete A-V block in myocardial infarction.


Pseudocyst of the ureter. A case following trauma.


Maternal deaths in New Mexico, 1956-1966.


Hereditary onycho-osteodysplasia. Iliac horn syndrome.


Hyperglycemic, hyperosmolar coma. A complication of dialysis.


Post-streptococcal acute glomerulonephritis. An outbreak in Taos, New Mexico.


Survival-physiologic and psychologic aspects.


Cryosurgery for control of vertigo.

Cryosurgery for control of vertigo.


Colorado guide to resources for the visually handicapped.


The lumbosacral angle: criterion for employability.


What's the rhythm?

What's the rhythm?


Tumor Conference from University of Colorado Medical Center.


Masculinity and femininity. What are the real issues?


Chronic beryllium disease.

Chronic beryllium disease.


Babies, dehydration, and aspirin.

Babies, dehydration, and aspirin.


The race of dust and heat.

The race of dust and heat.


Vegetable oil aerosol spray intoxication.


Cancer mortality at midlife.

Cancer mortality at midlife.


Mortality trends among insured lives.

Mortality trends among insured lives.


Catastrophic death toll lower in first half of 1969.


Sharp rise in deaths among young men.

Sharp rise in deaths among young men.


Pedestrian fatalities continue to increase.


The Virginia Regional Medical Program.

The Virginia Regional Medical Program.


The responsibilities of medicine in advancing our health care system.


Regional Medical Programs--an assessment.


"Xylazine"--a new sedative for horses and cattle.


The developing relationship between the two Virginia medical schools and the Virginia Regional Medical Program.


The opportunity offered by Regional Medical Programs.


Intestinal obstruction in newborn.

Intestinal obstruction in newborn.


Testicular neoplasms.

Testicular neoplasms.


Shellfish sanitation program--new regulations.


Ultrastructure of the basement membrane in normal and hyperplastic human oral epithelium compared with that in preinvasive and invasive carcinoma.


Preliminary results with azathioprine treatment in rheumatoid arthritis.


The causes and costs of absence from work after injury.


Acute joint rupture.

Acute joint rupture.


The control of dust disease in the British ceramic industry.


Effect of immediate negative reinforcement on vigilance performance and electroencephalogram.


Some aspects of environmental radioactivity research.


A new UV-sensitive heterocyclic amino acid from pea seedlings: 2-alanyl-3-isoxazolin-5-one.


Specific water solubilisation of cholesterol by light grown Euglena gracilis.


Kinetics of lysozyme-substrate interactions.


Stimulation of hydrocortisone-induced rat liver tryptophan pyrrolase by triamterene.


Pyruvate carboxylase of Rhizopus nigricans and its role in fumaric acid production.


Metyrapone interaction with hepatic microsomal cytochrome P-450 from rats treated with phenobarbital.


Effects of buffer systems on the interaction of the potent nephrotogenic aminonucleoside of puromycin with rat kidney cortex microsomes.


Localization in smooth microsomes from sheep thyroid of both a galactosyltransferase and an N-acetylhexosaminyltransferase.


Purification of wheat proteases by affinity chromatography on hemoglobin-Sepharose column.


Benign melanoma of the choroid. Recognition of malignant change using clinical photographic techniques.


Sequelae to preretinal haemorrhage in proliferative diabetic retinopathy.


Corneal lesions in myotonic dystrophy.

Corneal lesions in myotonic dystrophy.


Unusual presentation of malignant melanoma of the choroid.


Objective assessment of visual acuity by induction of optokinetic nystagmus.


Deafness after topical neomycin.

Deafness after topical neomycin.


Bicycle spoke injuries.

Bicycle spoke injuries.


Disputes over children.

Disputes over children.


Muramidase in leukaemia.

Muramidase in leukaemia.


Nobel Prizes.

Nobel Prizes.


Sensitivity to fluorescent lighting.

Sensitivity to fluorescent lighting.


Lichen planus.

Lichen planus.


Protein and premature babies.

Protein and premature babies.


Pilot study of factors associated with exacerbations in chronic bronchitis. The factors associated with exacerbations of chronic bronchitis were investigated in a pilot study of 23 male patients over a period of 29 months. There were 63 exacerbations-56 were fully investigated and in seven only serological studies were possible. Evidence of the presence of an infective agent was sought in the early stages of the exacerbations and during relative quiescence. Significantly more potential pathogens, both bacterial (pneumococci and Haemophilus influenzae) and viral and mycoplasmal, were found during exacerbations than in quiescent periods. It was not possible to demonstrate that atmospheric pollution or low temperature influenced exacerbations, but the data are insufficient to exclude a small effect.It is emphasized that the value of future work on these lines would be increased if agreement could be reached on the definition of an exacerbation.


Postural influence on maternal capillary oxygen and carbon dioxide tension. The effect of posture on maternal capillary blood Po(2) and Pco(2) was studied in pregnant and non-pregnant women. There was a significant decrease of Po(2) (mean 13.0 mm. Hg) and significant decrease of Pco(2) (mean 2.4 mm. Hg) when pregnant women sat up, but these changes did not occur in the non-pregnant. These findings may be relevant to debate on the optimum posture for labour.


Effect of oestrogen on liver function of prostatic cancer patients. Liver function of patients with cancer of the prostate gland was studied while they were receiving oestrogen therapy. When synthetic oestrogens were given, raised values of serum aspartate and alanine amino-transferase (S.G.O.T. and S.G.P.T.) were found in about 30-50% of them. As treatment continued the increased values usually returned to normal levels. No serious liver damage was observed, though the serum bilirubin content rose temporarily in some patients.


Proved viraemia in Asian influenza (Hong Kong variant) during incubation period. During an outbreak of influenza specimens were obtained from 21 patients with influenza-like illnesses and from 29 healthy subjects in close contact with the patients. Throat washings from 12 of the patients were positive for influenza virus but virus was not detected from the blood specimens. One healthy contact became ill 12 hours after the specimens were obtained, and the virus was isolated from his blood and throat washings. The remaining contacts showed no clinical illness; but the virus was isolated from the throat washings of four of them, with no viral isolation from the blood specimens.


A case of gastric ulcer and dermatomyositis.


A year's experience with a mobile coronary resuscitation unit. A mobile unit for the emergency treatment of cases of coronary thrombosis in the patient's home and for their supervised conveyance to hospital has been operating in the City of Newcastle upon Tyne for a year. In that time 134 cases have been attended, and of these 39 benefited appreciably from use of the unit. The value of such a unit must be balanced in relation to the current mortality of the disease outside and inside hospital and the staff available


New device for control of female urinary incontinence.


Social class and serum uric acid.

Social class and serum uric acid.


Congenital anomalies of the vas deferens.


Awareness during anaesthesia.

Awareness during anaesthesia.


Exposure and exhaustion.

Exposure and exhaustion.


Tennis leg.

Tennis leg.


Fibrin degradation products.

Fibrin degradation products.


Pituitary dwarfism and size of gonads.

Pituitary dwarfism and size of gonads.


Formaldehyde sterilization for dialysers.


Potassium iodide in bronchial asthma.

Potassium iodide in bronchial asthma.


Selective vagotomy without drainage.

Selective vagotomy without drainage.


Unusual effect of fenfluramine.

Unusual effect of fenfluramine.


The metabolism of formycin, an adenosine analogue.


Mode of action of choline. IV. Activity of the enzymes related to fatty acid synthesis and the levels of metabolic intermediates in choline-deficient rats.


Delayed effects of S-beta-aminoethylisothiouronium bromide hydrobromide (AET) administration on lipid metabolism.


A computer program for writing the steady-state rate equation for a multisubstrate enzymic reaction.


Intestinal absorption of heparin.

Intestinal absorption of heparin.


Phosphonic acid analogues of carbohydrate metabolites. I. Synthesis of L-and D-dihydroxypropylphosphonic acid.


The metabolism of the erythrocyte. XIX. Factors affecting esterification of linoleate by human erythrocytes.


Ultraviolet circular dichroism studies on complexes of synthetic polynucleotides.


The stereospecificity of subtilisin BPN' towards 1-keto-3-carbomethoxy-1,2,3,4-tetrahydroisoquinoline.


Influence of carcinogens and group-specific compounds on DNAse II.


Urease. X. A study by gel electrophoresis of its dissociation by sodium dodecyl sulfate.


The effect of hyperoxia and hypoxia on free and bound gamma-aminobutyric acid in mammalian brain.


The radiology of the Ehlers-Danlos syndrome.


Radiological appearances of disuse osteoporosis.


Congenital tracheo-oesophageal fistula without oesophageal atresia.


Some observations on the angiography of supratentorial meningiomas.


The duplex kidney and related abnormalities.


Renal angiography. A review of 1750 cases.


Cotton fibre embolism during angiography.


Catheter-inlet pressures during hand and mechanised injections.


Ischaemic colitis caused by angiography.


The value of diagnostic lymphography to the surgeon.


The value of lymphography in the management of melanoma.


Lymphography in the management of testicular tumours.


Lymphangiography in the surgical treatment of carcinoma of the cervix.


Chyluria and lymphatic renal fistula.

Chyluria and lymphatic renal fistula.


Surgical treatment of multiple aortic aneurysms.


Stroke: U.S. and Japan. Cerebral atherosclerosis.


Stroke: U.S. and Japan. Summary and conclusions.


Important considerations in emphysema-chronic bronchitis syndrome.


Irradiation for carcinoma of the larynx.


Retreatment of tuberculosis patients with combined drug therapy.


Stroke: U.S. and Japan. II. Behavior assessment.


The aged in cities.

The aged in cities.


The new old nuns: the changing life patterns of Catholic sisters.


Assessment of older people: self-maintaining and instrumental activities of daily living.


Follow-up study of applicants and non-applicants to a voluntary home.


Basic knowledge for work with the aging.


Normative attitudes toward the aged role among migrant and nonmigrant retirees.


Nursing Homes: research and public policy.


Neuropsychiatric symptoms of somatic disorders in the aged.


Age and sex differences in reasons for psychiatric hospitalization.


The "senile" computer. A/Dovenmuehle RH, Gowdy JN: The "senile" computer.


The effect of blue light on glycolate oxidase of tobacco.


Volatile aldehydes in the odoriferous secretion of the stink bug Libyaspis angolensis.


Different binding of solvent to the peptide carbonyl group in different conformational environments induces the helix I is formed from helix II transition of poly L-proline.


The new challenge--negotiated reimbursement.


How one hospital developed its top-rated security program.


Managing change in the hospital.

Managing change in the hospital.


Theft-prevention controls--a must for hospitals.


Fluent patient care--with aid of interpreters' pool.


Revolving room-assignment board facilitates admitting procedure.


Developing employee capabilities.

Developing employee capabilities.


Housekeepers are people, too.

Housekeepers are people, too.


Program prepares pharmacists for service in ECF's.


The surgeon views environmental controls in the operating room.


Guidelines to purchase and care of central service equipment.


A note on relaxation treatment groups in studies of systematic desensitization.


Frequency of psychotherapeutic session as a factor affecting outcome: Analysis of clinical ratings and test results.


Sex-role strain and personality adjustment of China-born students in America: A pilot study.


Talking time as an index of intrafamilial similarity in normal and abnormal families.


Prediction of reaction to placebo.

Prediction of reaction to placebo.


Effects of conditioning upon preexperimentally acquired verbal habit in psychiatric patients.


Span of apprehension in acute schizophrenics.


Experimental control of sexual deviation through manipulation of the noxious scene in covert sensitization.


Anxiety and overgeneralization: Negative results.


Effects of task complexity and verbal evaluation on the learning of normals and schizophrenics.


Relationship between perceptual deprivation tolerance and adequacy of defenses as measured by the Rorschach.


Three faces of Eve revisited: A study of transient microstrabismus.


Task difficulty, relaxation, and anxiety level during verbal learning and recall.


Relative effects of prolonged social isolation and confinement: Behavioral and EEG changes.


Measuring impulse control in institutionalized delinquents using Rorschach content and thought process scales.


Rupture of the spleen following septic embolization with splenic infarction.


The bedside evaluation of common systolic murmurs. Brief review of current concepts.


Staphylococcal food poisoning. Report of an outbreak.


Cervical thymic cyst.

Cervical thymic cyst.


The sick doctor.

The sick doctor.


Doctor needs in Florida. A report from the FMA physician placement service.


The individual practitioner.

The individual practitioner.


The role of the Florida Regional Medical Program in medical education.


Kentucky Medical Assistance Program.

Kentucky Medical Assistance Program.


An unusual complication in permanent cardiac pacemakers.


Tetanus immunity survey of six-year-old children in Lee and Wolfe counties of Kentucky.


Hemangioma of spinal canal.

Hemangioma of spinal canal.


Proposed changes for the board of health.


Efficiency in medical practice.

Efficiency in medical practice.


Lymphomatoid papulosis.

Lymphomatoid papulosis.


Jejuno-ileostomy for obesity.

Jejuno-ileostomy for obesity.


QQuo vadis bio-engineering in Georgia?

QQuo vadis bio-engineering in Georgia?


From potty to pot--a giant leap backwards.


Cancer of the breast.

Cancer of the breast.


The management of asymptomatic abdominal aortic aneurysms.


State aid to medical schools.

State aid to medical schools.


"Restrictions on physicians' hospital privileges".


Malaysian physicians' evaluation of their training abroad.


Medical school efforts to increase minority representation in medicine.


Double scheduling of medical school classes.


A comparison of methods for evaluating medical student skill in relating to patients.


Psychiatric concepts in pediatric residencies: a review of NIMH-supported training programs.


Evaluation of a student health project.

Evaluation of a student health project.


Analysis of an oral examination used in specialty board certification.


Clinical pharmacology: the neglected science.


An audit of ward experience as a tool for teaching diagnosis in pulmonary medicine.


Use of a formal decision theory model in the selection of medical students.


Financial support of medical schools by the federal government.


Changes underway.

Changes underway.


AMTvB: its relation to continuing medical education.


Prediction of the form of steady-state rate equations from kinetic data.


Applicability of Goldman's constant field assumption to biological systems.


Recognition pathway in lymphocytes.

Recognition pathway in lymphocytes.


A stochastic approach to a one substrate, one product enzyme reaction in the initial velocity phase.


A theory of immunity.

A theory of immunity.


Lasting biological effects of early influences.


Science and literature.

Science and literature.


Of I and it.

Of I and it.


Information handling in the nervous system: an analogy to molecular-genetic coderdecoder mechanisms.


The physiotherapist and the greater medical profession.


Problems of living on wheels: a synopsis.


The assessment of gait.

The assessment of gait.


Cold therapy.

Cold therapy.


Excitatory cold.

Excitatory cold.


Effect of level and source of phosphorus and different calcium levels on productivity and phosphorus utilization by laying hens.


Selection of zinc-supplemented diets by turkey poults.


Balances of Na+ and K+ in normal and bluecomb diseased turkeys.


Mediastinal emphysema as a complication of anaesthesia--the successful management of 3 cases.


Functional levels of amputation of fingers.


Additional medical schools.

Additional medical schools.


A new look at ambulance services.

A new look at ambulance services.


Severe hypernatremia complicating heart valve surgery. A preliminary report.


Venous occlusion plethysmography and Xe133 muscle clearance measured simultaneously on the calf in patients with obliterative arterial disease.


Simultaneous venous occlusion plethysmography and Xe133 clearance in patients with arteriosclerosis of the lower extremities. An attempt to evaluate the blood flow in skin and muscle.


Simultaneous venous occlusion plethysmography and Xe133 clearance measurements on the calf of the leg after repeated exercise in patients with arteriosclerosis. Concluding remarks on the use of the two methods.


A new indifferent electrode for ELEMA pacemakers.


Leiomyoma of the lung and intercostal space. Report of four cases.


The use of the seldinger technic for percutaneous introduction of drainage tubes into thoracic cavities.


Stroke and reconstructive surgery.

Stroke and reconstructive surgery.


Radiation and wound healing. A study of the gain of collagen content in the damaged skin of irradiated rats.


Effects of fractionated irradiation (3x200R) on the phagocytic function of the RES in rats.


Observations during the first year of operation of a chimpanzee breeding colony.


Acidified drinking water and dental enamel in rats.


Productivity of inbred mice: influence of floor area of the cage.


Ultrastructural demonstration of specific secretory granules of Mastomys gastric carcinoids.


The gastrocnemius and soleus muscles in Japanese.


Hereditary chronic nephritis (alport) complicated by nephrotic syndrome. Light, Fluorescent and electronmicroscopic studies of renal biopsy specimens.


On the regeneration of Mytilus gills after partial rejection of gills.


Mating behaviour in sexually inexperienced cats after desensitization of the glans penis.


Acquisition of colour preferences by chicks at different temperatures.


Decomposition of pilocarpine in rabbit serum.


Visual obstacle avoidance by echolocating bats.


The enzymatic activity of the organ tissues to hydrolyze atropine and its related compounds.


Copulatory behaviour of rats (Rattus norvegicus) as a function of prior copulatory experience.


Reactions of chicks to visual changes during the first ten days after hatching.


Activities of delta-aminolevulinic acid synthetase in the liver and bone marrow of hepatic coproporphyria (hereditary coproporphyria).


Perception of spatial relationships and pupation delay in fly larvae (Sarcophaga barbata).


The endocrine basis of breeding behaviour in the feral pigeon (Columba livia). I. Effects of exogenous hormones on the pre-incubation behaviour of intact males.


Investigations on the role of visual stimuli in the egg-laying and resting behaviour of Papilio demoleus L. (papilionidae, lepidoptera).


Relation between frequency and amplitude of visual alarm reactions in Pseudemys scripta.


Telencephalic lesions and avoidance behaviour in the goldfish (Carassius auratus).


Immuno-electrophoretic separation of Venezuelan equine encephalitis virus antigens. (Brief report).


Neutralization and adenoviruses by component antisera. (Brief report).


The ventral cochlear nucleus: the significance of the crossed, inhibitory pathways towards the nucleus for directional hearing.


The source of cellular lipid in the human diploid cell strain WI-38.


The biosynthesis of alkyl glyceryl ethers by microsomal enzymes of digestive glands and gonads of the starfish, Asterias forbesi.


Physical-chemical properties of the very low-density lipoprotein of porcine serum.


Lipid metabolism in kidney and liver tissue from normal and diabetic rats.


Insulin-like, antilipolytic actions of phospholipase A in isolated rat adipose cells.


Fatty acids and sphingosines of bovine-kidney gangliosides.


Nerve growth factor and lipid classes in sensory ganglia.


Liver cholesterol metabolism following trauma. Evidence for increased rate of cholesterol synthesis and breakdown.


The mechanism of hepatic fatty infiltration in acute threonine deficiency.


Effect of various short and long chain fatty acids on the dextran sulfate-low density lipoprotein interaction.


The effect of pH, sodium chloride and protamine sulphate on the formation of a complex between rat adipose-tissue lipoprotein lipase and chylomicrons.


The isolation and identification of 5 alpha-cholestan-3 beta-o1 from the human atheromatous aorta.


Electro-osmosis in Chara and Nitella cells.


Participation of soluble liver proteins in the exchange of membrane phospholipids.


Use of small angle x-ray diffraction to investigate disordering of membranes during preparation for electron microscopy. II. Aldehydes.


Evidence for an intermediate step in carrier-mediated sugar translocation across the brush border membrane of hamster small intestine.


Lipid-protein interaction in monolayers. Effect of conformation of poly-L-lysine on stearic acid monolayers.


Studies on the organization of the brush border in intestinal epithelial cells. VI. Glucose binding to isolated intestinal brush borders and their subfractions.


Testosterone and sugar transport in levator ani muscle of rat.


Cholesterol absorption by jejunum and ileum.


Energy-dependent protein conformational transitions in mitochondrial membranes.


A molecular orbital description of the partitioning of aromatic compounds between polar and nonpolar phases.


Features of amino acid structure enhancing or obstructing cosubstrate reactivity of Na+ in transport.


Lysis of erythrocytes by long-chain acyl esters of carnitine.


The action of anaesthetics on phospholipid membranes.


Human erythrocyte membrane. Uptake of progesterone and chemical alterations.


The osmotic nature of the ion-induced swelling of rat-liver mitochondria.


The teaching of medical history in the United States and Canada. Report on individual schools. I.


Blood physiology of a tropical frog, Leptodactylus fallax.


Medical history in Israel.

Medical history in Israel.


The function of brown fat in the hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus).


The pH-dependent excretion of monomethylated tricyclic antidepressants.


Isolation of bodies containing the cyanide-insensitive glycerophosphate oxidase of Trypanosoma equiperdum.


Effects of fat body fatty acids on ovarian and liver metabolism of Ambystoma tigrinum.


Studies of interactions among drugs in man at the renal level: probenecid and sulfinpyrazone.


Temperature relations and underwater endurance of the smallest homeothermic diver, the water shrew.


Haemolymph protein concentrations in portunid crabs. I. Studies on adult Carcinus maenas.


Acclimation to temperature by the terrestrial gastropods, Limax maximus and Philomycus carolinianus: oxygen consumption and temperature preference.


Intestinal amino-acid transport in the marine teleost, Haemulon plumieri.


A study of the availability of six commercial formulations of isoniazid.


Studies on membrane transport. VII. Transport of histidine through two distinct systems in the tapeworm Hymenolepis diminuta.


Studies on membrane transport. VI. Absorption of amino acids by fascioliid trematodes.


Comparison of antihypertensive efficacy, intestinal absorption, and excretion of guanethidine in hypertensive patients.


Survival during prolonged anaerobiosis as a function of an unusual adaptation involving lactate dehydrogenase subunits.


The effect of organic acids on renal clearance of methotrexate in man.


Some research terms for beginners: definitions, comments, and examples--II.


C.P. as an index of progress.

C.P. as an index of progress.


New experimental evidence of the effectiveness of i.t.a. in preventing disabilities of reading and spelling.


Oropharyngeal function in relation to speech.


Differential diagnosis of impaired hearing in children.


Infantile autism: the correction of feeding abnormalities.


Some findings arising out of a survey of mentally retarded children. II. Physical growth and development.


Progressive bulbar palsy.

Progressive bulbar palsy.


Use of fetal assessment tests.

Use of fetal assessment tests.


Transient choreo-athetosis following hypernatraemia.


Feeding reflexes in infancy.

Feeding reflexes in infancy.


Structural anomalies of the Y chromosome.


Birth order, intelligence and personality.


Cerebral hypoxic damage in the fetus and newborn.


Leukaemia in the central nervous system.


Intracranial bruits in children.

Intracranial bruits in children.


A general theory of perception.

A general theory of perception.


Child care in the United States of America. A U.K. general practitioner reviews the 1968 American Pediatric Association Symposia on future plans for medical care of children in U.S.A.


Disorders of digestive organs and their effect on pancreatic secretion.


Glibenclamide (HB 419): a new oral antidiabetic of sulphonylurea type.


Clinical investigations of the efficacy of the new oral antidiabetic agent glibenclamide (HB 419).


Gastric acidity measured by radiotelemetering capsule. Comparison with gastric mucosal histology and the maximal histamine test.


Pathological laughing and weeping in patients with progressive balbar palsy.


Serotonin storage in the carcinoid syndrome.


Effects of aluminum and fluoride on caries, fluorine content and dissolution of rat molars.


Ultrastructure of the junctional epithelium of the human gingiva.


Extracellular glucosyltransferase activity of an HS strain of Streptococcus mutans.


pH of interproximal plaque with regard to continuous sucrose application.


Immunoglobulin levels during thoracic duct drainage in the rat.


Immunogenic inflammation caused by soluble and particulate antigens of corresponding specificity. I. Reactions in actively immunized animals.


Anamnestic reactions in syphilis serology.


The in vitro response to phytohemagglutinin of lyphoid cells from normal and neonatally thymectomized adult mice.


Studies on Culex pipiens molestus in Israel. IV. Desensitization attempts on children showing strophulus-like skin eruptions following bites of the mosquito.


Antibodies in human sera to stratum corneum.


Antigenically-induced changes in lymph nodes during the primary antibody response.


Pokeweed mitogen induced blastoid transformation in purified and non-purified leukocyte cultures.


Isolation of antibodies to gliadin and ragweed antigen E with the use of immunosorbents.


A bridge between family psychiatry and psychiatry of the family.


Triadic-based family therapy. Six of one--half dozen of another.


Decreased properdin activity in acute glomerulonephritis.


Triadic-based family therapy. Dyads, triads, and the sphere of between.


Triadic-based family therapy. Reply to discussants.


Is the unconscious necessary? On the uses and abuses of "unconsciousness".


Is the unconscious necessary?

Is the unconscious necessary?


Is the unconscious necessary? The lasting value of the unconscious, or Rabkin fails to Peirce Freud.


Is the unconscious necessary? The denial of the unconscious: a great leap backward.


Is the unconscious necessary? Reply to discussants.


White House Conference on Food, Nutrition, and Health.


Nutritional influences of Mexican-American foods in Arizona.


Cost and quality of food in poverty and non-poverty urban areas.


Total solids and sugars in herbicide-treated fruits.


Calcification of the basal ganglia in infancy.


Scrambled eggs prepared from three types of dried whole eggs.


"The upright film in urography".

"The upright film in urography".


Nutritive value of potato vs. rice protein.


The demonstration of an unusual combination of collateral channels during lymphography--a case report.


Custards made in quantity with processed eggs.


Isolated dilatation of the main pulmonary artery: a report of three cases and a review of the literature.


Large pleural effusions with streptococcal pneumonias.


Angiographic study of pseudocysts of the pancreas.


Cockayne's syndrome.

Cockayne's syndrome.


Estimation of spleen weight from posterior radioisotope scans.


Organization of undergraduate radiologic teaching in a small medical centre.


Urinary excretion of 17-hydroxy- and 17-deoxysteroids of the pregn-4-ene series by the human newborn.


Disappearance rate of endogenous renin from the plasma after bilateral nephrectomy in humans.


Plasma androgens in childhood and adolescence.


Correlation between biological and immunological potencies of human serum and pituitary thyrotropin.


Improved method for the extraction and purification of human growth hormone.


Lack of response to TSH injections in euthyroid patients with high LATS levels.


Steroid biosynthesis in a feminizing adrenal carcinoma.


Follicle-stimulating activity of human chorionic gonadotropin.


Formation of ester of thyroxine and triiodothyronine during alcoholic extraction.


Activation of DNA replication in the iris epithelium by lens removal.


Development of transferred ferret eggs in relation to the age of corpora lutea.


Inhibition of fertilization and production of heteroploidy in eggs of mice treated with colchicine.


Recruitment and proliferation of immunocompetent cells during the log phase of the primary antibody response.


Ontogenesis of immune capability of murine bone marrow cells and spleen cells against transplantation antigens.


Effects of antithymus serum on thymic lymphopoiesis: a radioautographic study.


Studies of cyclophosphamide suppression of experimental allergic encephalomyelitis in Wistar rats.


Impaired activation of thymus lymphocytes by phytohemagglutinin.


Induction of delayed hypersensitivity to influenza and mumps viruses in mice.


The use of concanavalin A for distinguishing IgM from IgG antibody-producing cells.


Myeloma proteins with anti-hapten antibody activity: epsilon-2,4-dinitrophenyl lysine binding by the protein produced by mouse plasmacytoma MOPC-460.


Surface pressure relaxation and hysteresis in stearic acid monolayers at the air-water interface.


Effects of chlorpheniramine and pyrilamine on the atrial actions of acetylcholine, tyramine, and ephedrine.


Mutual inhibitory effect of (-)-mandelic acid and certain sulfonamides on the kinetics of their urinary excretion in humans.


Two-phase method for the investigation of interphase transport. I. Theoretical aspects.


Two-phase method for the investigation of interphase transport. II. Experimental aspects.


Chemical modifications of polymeric film systems in the solid state. I. Anhydride acid conversion.


Mechanisms of interphase transport. II. Theoretical considerations and experimental evaluation of interfacially controlled transport in solubilized systems.


Comparative antidotal effectiveness of activated charcoal, Arizona montmorillonite, and evaporated milk.


Thin-layer chromatography of procaine penicillin G.


Pharmaceutical heterogeneous system. IV. A kinetic approach to the stability screening of solid dosage forms containing aspirin.


Microculture assay for the rapid determination of antifungal activity.


Urinary drug excretion in dogs during therapeutic doses of different nitrofurantoin dosage forms.


Intestinal absorption of heparin: a study of the interactions of components of oil-in-water emulsions.


A simple dilution analog computer for simulation of drug distribution processes.


Epoxy resin beads as a pharmaceutical dosage form. II. Dissolution studies of epoxy-amine beads and release of drug.


Synthesis of ketoximino-esters and -ethers as antihypertensive agents.


Synthesis and bioactivity of lincomycin-7-monoesters.


New 1,2,4(H)-triazole derivatives as diuretic agents.


Interference by surface-active agents with the 4-aminoantipyrine determination of hexachlorophene and other phenols.


Analysis of metronidazole.

Analysis of metronidazole.


Shear cell measurements of powders: proposed procedures for elucidating the mechanistic behavior of powder beds in shear.


Preliminary phytochemical investigation of the stem wood of Suriana maritima Linn (Simarubaceae).


Cactaceae alkaloids. VII. Alkaloids of Echinocereus merkeri.


Ring opening of cyclic salicylamides.

Ring opening of cyclic salicylamides.


Chlorisondamine stabilization of pressor bioassays  in dogs.


Stereospecific hydrogenations. IV. Palladium-on-poly-S-valine and palladium-on-poly-S-leucine.


Boron trifluoride ethyl ether as an effective catalyst in the synthesis of alkyl p-aminobenzoates.


Interaction of sodium erythrosin and polyvinylpyrrolidone.


The critical micelle concentration of L-N-decyl-N-N-dimethylalanine hydrobromide from circular dichroism measurements.


Inhibitors of monoamine oxidase. V. Effect of substitution on the transport of tetrahydro-beta-carboline analogs to mouse brain.


The biogenesis of gramine.

The biogenesis of gramine.


Drug Transport. I. Effect of potassium ion on the in vitro transfer of several drugs across the rat intestine: preliminary observations.


Professional antitherapy.

Professional antitherapy.


Morphology and intracellular localization of a bacilliform latent virus in sweet clover.


The fine structure of skeletal muscle triad junctions.


The effects of pressure release on the sieve plate pores of Nicotiana.


Communication and concept formation.

Communication and concept formation.


A job therapy clinic.

A job therapy clinic.


Cytological events leading to the formation of the two-cell stage in the rabbit: association of the maternally and paternally derived genomes.


A procedure for thin layer chromatography.


Centrifuge vessel for the extraction of tissue constituents.


Challenge to the rehabilitation field: juvenile delinquency.


When you don't need a psychologist.

When you don't need a psychologist.


A modified incubator for tissue cultures.


The role of theory in vocational rehabilitation.


The sleepy driver: a test to measure ability to maintain alertness.


The deaf are not dumb.

The deaf are not dumb.


Effect of cardiac arrhythmias on aortic valve closure studied by roentgen videodensitometry.


Industrial therapy in the sheltered workshop.


Primary dissecting aneurysms of peripheral arteries.


Treatment of spasmodic torticollis by suppression of labyrinthine activity: report of a case.


The role of chaplain in a rehabilitation center--why and how?


The public must know--but when?

The public must know--but when?


Without vision the people perish.

Without vision the people perish.


Pelvic mass, fever, intestinal obstruction. Résumé of case.


Cytotoxic and cancerostatic activity of isothiocyanates and related compounds. 3. The effect of stilbene, azobenzene and polycondensed aromatic hydrocarbon ITC derivatives on HeLa cells.


Mitotic index and DNA synthesis in HeLa cells under the influence of cytostatatic agent 5-bis-(2-chloraethyl)aminomethyl uracil HCl (Ypenyl Spofa).


DNA content and chromosome number of L-cells.


Negativity of serological reactions with benzpyrenyl-albumine in the blood of healthy persons and patients with cancer.


A simultaneous modification of A agglutinogen of erythrocytes and loss of specific platelet antigens in a patient with gall bladder carcinoma.


Nucleolar coefficient values and absolute number of uninucleolar lymphocytes in the peripheral blood of females 10-17 years after radical treatment for breast carcinoma.


A propos of summarizing indices for comparison of cancer incidence data.


Evaluation of the TNM clinical classification for the lung cancer.


A contribution to the radiotherapy of malignant melanoma.


Aortic stenosis in the elderly. Relevance of age to diagnosis and treatment.


A familial defect in platelet function associated with impaired release of adenosine diphosphate.


The "discovery-rule" in malpractice cases.


Cryofibrinogenemia aggravated during hypothermia.


On the visibility of black.

On the visibility of black.


Dysrhythmia prophylaxis.

Dysrhythmia prophylaxis.


Aortic stenosis in older patients.

Aortic stenosis in older patients.


A national conference on medical devices.


Multiple intracranial aneurysms.

Multiple intracranial aneurysms.


Ulceration of the toes associated with arteriovenous fistula.


G-6-pd deficiency and Crohn's disease.

G-6-pd deficiency and Crohn's disease.


Proper publication of research.

Proper publication of research.


Tularemia epidemic--Vermont, 1968.

Tularemia epidemic--Vermont, 1968.


The insanity of place.

The insanity of place.


Emotional problems in pregnancy.

Emotional problems in pregnancy.


Becoming the director: promotion as a phase in personal-professional development.


Negroes and whites and rates of mental illness: reconsideration of a myth.


Field study of the problems of adaptation of Mackenzie Delta Eskimos to social and economic change.


H 3-thymidine distribution in the chromosomes of mammalian bone marrow cells after administration of various radioprotectors.


Experience of the State of Illinois Department of Public Health following the enactment of a laser system registration law.


Radionuclides in institutional diet samples January-March 1969 and annual summary 1968.


Gross radioactivity in surface waters of the United States March 1969.


Radioactivity in airborne particulates and precipitation.


Environmental levels of radioactivity at atomic energy commission installations.


Using a photographic exposure meter as a densitometer.


Essentials of an accredited educational program in nuclear medicine technology.


Minimizing radiation exposure of patients and personel.


President's message.

President's message.


Ventricular fibrillation induced by saxitoxin into the AV node artery and its prevention by phenoxybenzamine.


Frequency-force relationship in the blood perfused papillary muscle of the dog.


Scanning electron microscopic study on the rat gastric mucosa.


Clinical, dermatoglyphic and chromosomal study of Waardenburg's syndrome.


Tryptophan metabolism in the synovial fluid in rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis.


Comparison of the antigenic properties of Trichomonas vaginalis Donné and Tichomonas hominis Davaine.


Species of fungi in the vaginal biocenosis in women infestation by Trichomonas vaginalis Donné.


Trichomonads and other flagellates from the vaginal secretion.


Patho-morphological reaction of testicles of white rats and guinea pigs infected with Trichomonas vaginalis Donné.


Histological changes in the vaginal part of the uterus in cases of genito-urinary trichomonadosis.


Characteristics of the patho-morphological lesions in white mice infected with Trichomonas vaginalis and Toxoplasma gondii.


Characteristics of the colpo-cytological changes in women infested with Trichomonas vaginalis Donné.


Abnormal bleeding in women with Trichomonas vaginalis infection.


The efficiency of microscopic, culture and serological diagnostic methods in the different clinical forms of genito-urinary trichomonadosis.


Four years of clinical investigations with nifuratel.


Treatment of vaginal trichomonadosis with nifuratel.


Identification of the metabolites of metronidazole in the human vagina.


The trichomonacidal effect of new N-halogenesulphonamides (further investigation).


On the protective effect of blood sera of persons infested with Trichomonas vaginalis Donné.


The personality of Belinda's Baron: Pope's 'The Rape of the Lock'.


Depletion of reduced pyridine nucleotides in liver and blood with ammonia.


Influence of vagal stimulation on left ventricular end-diastolic distensibility.


Effects of D-amphetamine on acquisition, persistence, and recall.


Summation and interaction of successive masking stimuli in visual perception.


Equidistance effects in visual fields.

Equidistance effects in visual fields.


Visual delay as a function of luminance.


Estimates of length in a modified Müller-Lyer figure.


Lightness and orientation.

Lightness and orientation.


The effect of monocular and binocular observation on visual orientation during head tilt.


Apparatus for randomly determining visual stimulus positions using a 'forced-choice' psychophysical procedure.


A new photographic illusion.

A new photographic illusion.


The normal chest roentgenogram in the presence of large atrial septal defects.


Importance of collateral vessel supply to internal mammary arteries in the treatment of ischemic heart disease.


Chronic obstructive lung disease in Northern India.


Acute respiratory disease associated with pulmonary involvement in military servicement in The Netherlands. A serologic and bacteriologic survey, January 1967 to January 1968.


Pulmonary diffusing capacity. A comparison of the Filley and the end-tidal method.


The oxygen tension-platelet relationship in cystic fibrosis.


Effect of varying respiratory waveforms on distrubution of inspired gas during artificial ventilation.


Pulmonary function, ventilatory control, and respiratory complications in quadriplegic subjects.


Isoproterenol aerosol in normal and asthmatic subjects. Time relationship of pulmonary and hemodynamic responses.


Histoplasmin skin testing by intradermal jet injection.


The diagnosis of tuberculous meningitis by immunologic reaction of cerebrospinal fluid.


A comparison between two tuberculins, International Standard OT and U. S. Standard OT.


Group psychotherapy in patients with severe diffuse obstructive pulmonary syndrome.


Response to noxious stimulation as an indication of successful psychologic defense mechanisms in the diffuse obstructive pulmonary syndrome.


A feedback device for teaching diaphragmatic breathing.


Atomic absorption of arsenic in nitrogen (entrained air)--hydrogen flames.


Porous stainless steel as a carrier gas separator interface material for gas chromatography-mass spectrometry.


Fluorometric substrate for sulfatase and lipase.


Low-level counting of environmental krypton-85 by liquid scintillation.


Army Environmental Hygiene Agency.

Army Environmental Hygiene Agency.


Behavioral and emotional disturbances associated with cerebral dysfunction.


The hematological complications of commonly prescribed drugs. Mechanism of action.


Indicator-tube method for the determination of benzene in air.


Surgical anatomy of the posterior tympanum.


Supression and recovery of a response in humans as a function ofreward and punishment.


Nephrotoxic effect of vitamin D therapy in vitamin D refractory rickets.


Proton magnetic resonance studies on ribonuclease T1.


An accuate method for measurement of aldosterone production. A method is described for isolation of the acid-hydrolysable metabolite of aldosterone in sufficient purity to measure accurately the daily production rate. Values obtained with six hospital patients were 84-131mug./day on a daily intake of 100m-equiv. of Na(+) and 227-464mug./day on a daily intake of 10m-equiv. of Na(+). Corresponding values for aldosterone excretion were also recorded, but these are a poor index of production rate since they represent from 1.6 to 9.8% of the total daily output of aldosterone.


The mass-spectrometirc identification of hypoxanthine and xanthine ('oxypurines') in skeletal musce from two patients with congenital xanthine oxidase deficiency (xanthinuria). 1. The presence of hypoxanthine and xanthine in the skeletal muscle of two patients with congenital xanthine oxidase deficiency (xanthinuria) was demonstrated by high-resolution mass spectrometry. 2. Evidence was obtained for the presence of a trace of hypoxanthine only in normal muscle. 3. Dry pulverized tissue was introduced directly into the mass spectrometer and preliminary chemical processing of the tissue was therefore unnecessary. 4. The criteria for the mass-spectrometric identification of hypoxanthine and xanthine in the tissue and the significance of the observations are discussed.


Comparison of the heart rate of the male and female foetus.


Problems associated with Meckel's diverticulum.


Removal of the normal appendix: the cause of serious complications.


Tetanus following jejuno-jejuno-gastric intussusception with gangrenous jejunum.


Assessment of a technique for coronary arteriography using 70 mm film.


Panniculitis and pancytopenia.

Panniculitis and pancytopenia.


Dislocation of the elbow.

Dislocation of the elbow.


Comparison of a radiographic measurement of X-ray beam quality with spectral measurements.


The medical viewpoint.

The medical viewpoint.


The external rotation fracture of the fibular malleolus.


Surgery for duodenal ulcer.

Surgery for duodenal ulcer.


The morphology of the adrenal glands in advanced breast cancer.


Assessment of diets after small-bowel resection in the rat.


The excision of malignant secondary hepatic deposits.


Magnesium in the therapy of orofacial lesions of severe protein-calorie malnutrition.


The problem of cases of massive breast hypertrophy in the Sudan. A simple technique for reconstruction.


A clinical appraisal of volvulus of the pelvic colon with special reference to aetiology and treatment.


Aorto-intestinal fstulas following operations on the abdominal aorta and iliac arteries.


Afferent-loop obstruction mimicking acute pancreatitis.


Selective vagotomy.

Selective vagotomy.


Cancer of the breast: a report upon human tumour homografts.


The current use of vagotomy in the treatment of peptic ulceration.


Functional compensation in the first twelve weeks after small-intestine resection in the rat.


The value of stretching the anal sphincters in the relief of post-haemorrhoidectomy pain.


A tumour of the deep lobe of the parotid gland presenting in the soft palate.


Choledochus cyst complicating pregnancy.


Leiomyosarcoma of the penis. A report of a case.


"Pseudo-stricture" of the urethra. A case of Münchausen's syndrome.


The left ventricle as confocal prolate spheroids.


Interpretation of tracer data: some factors which reduce the number of terms in the specific activity functions in n-pool systems.


Systems engineering analysis of aortic root blood pressure.


Biological aging as diffusion phenomenon.


Evaluation of polymer sequence fragment data using graph theory.


Theory of the effect of externally applied voltage on membrane oxidation kinetics.


Applications of generalized multi-type age-dependent branching processes in population genetics.


Effect of convective flow on the oxygen tension profile in the cornea.


Mathematical theory of biological periodicities. II.


Influence of ribose donors on the action of 5-fluorouracil.


Relationship of contact inhibition to tumor transplantability, morphology, and growth rate.


Unusual ultrastructures in a thymic lymphoma of an x-ray- and urethan-treated X-Gf mouse.


Chemistry and crime.

Chemistry and crime.


Analtical chemistry in toxicity testing.


Thermodynamics and biology.

Thermodynamics and biology.


Disorders of cardiac rhythm and conduction: their diagnosis and management.


Antibiotic therapy for perforated appendicitis in children.


The approach to medical education: where now?


Functional hypoglycemia: its significance and the relationship with hypoadrenocorticism.


Significance of the tuberculin test today.


Endoscopic instrumentation.

Endoscopic instrumentation.


Culdoscopy.

Culdoscopy.


Toxicological tests on flavouring matters.


A study of an interview method for identifying family authority patterns.


Gastric acid secretion in patients with duodenal ulcer treated for one year with anticholinergic drugs. Ninety patients with duodenal ulcer, divided randomly into three groups, were treated continuously for one year with either glycopyrronium, 1-hyoscyamine (as a sustained-release preparation) or inert tablets. Dosage with active tablets was so adjusted that the patient experienced definite but tolerable side-effects. Basal and maximal gastric acid secretion were measured immediately before and one week after cessation of treatment. There was no significant change in the means of these measurements in patients who received placebo or 1-hyoscyamine. In those given glycopyrronium, mean basal output was significantly increased. Mean maximal acid output in this group fell, but not significantly.Individual measurements of maximal acid output showed quite marked fluctuations in all groups. It is concluded that spontaneous changes in parietal cell mass may occur in patients with duodenal ulcer, and that prolonged anticholinergic therapy does not reduce parietal cell mass.


Secretory response to secretin in a patient with diarrhoea and the Zollinger-Ellison pattern of gastric secretion. In a woman with diarrhoea and the Zollinger-Ellison pattern of gastric secretion, the secretion of fluid and bicarbonate into the duodenum in response to secretin was found to be significantly greater than in controls. No pancreatic tumour was found at operation. The pancreas was, however, larger than normal. The patient did not show symptoms of peptic ulcer disease until vagotomy and pyloroplasty had been performed. A capacity to secrete large amounts of bicarbonate was believed to be the explanation of why she was able to tolerate great amounts of acid.


The Paneth cell in disease.

The Paneth cell in disease. A systematic study of the distribution of Paneth cells in disease of the small and large intestine is described. In disease of the small intestine and appendix there is usually a fall in the number of Paneth cells normally present. Occasionally, as in Crohn's disease, there may be proliferation. In disease of the colon the number of Paneth cells is unaltered in functional and developmental disorders and increased in the inflammatory and neoplastic diseases. It is suggested that the Paneth cell proliferation originates from stem cells in the colon. The significance of an increase in Paneth cells is discussed and it is suggested that in ulcerative colitis it may produce a self-perpetuating and destructive state.


Significance of early and late positive responses to insulin hypoglycaemia in patients with intact vagi. Insulin tests were performed on 100 subjects with duodenal ulcer who had not undergone surgery. Thirty-seven per cent had ;late' positive responses to insulin. It was suggested that a late response to insulin after surgery was not necessarily an indication of ;adequate' vagotomy. The secretory responses to insulin before operation revealed no difference in peak acid concentrations or outputs between those with early and late responses. Basal acid concentrations were higher in those with late responses, though the difference was only significant when the division between early and late responses was made at 60 minutes. The distribution of the timing of the peak responses suggested that the division into ;early' and ;late' responders was artificial.


Insulin response to carbohydrate ingestion after gastric surgery with special reference to hypoglycaemia. Factors responsible for spontaneous hypoglycaemia were investigated in 23 gastrectomy patients and two patients with vagotomy and pyloroplasty. Plasma insulin and capillary blood glucose levels were followed after giving 175 ml of 50% glucose orally. In gastrectomy patients a significant correlation was found between the height of the peak blood glucose and insulin levels for the same individual. Patients with high peak glucose and insulin levels were significantly more likely to develop hypoglycaemia later in the test. These findings are compatible with the suggestion that the major factor predisposing to hypoglycaemia is a faster than average rate of emptying of the gastric remnant, but this does not explain all the results. In two cases, hypoglycaemia followed an abnormally large insulin response to oral glucose. The results of insulin injection tests in 14 patients do not exclude the further possibility that in some cases hypoglycaemia is due to excessive insulin sensitivity.


Severe peptic oesophagitis.

Severe peptic oesophagitis. The incidence, clinical and investigative features, treatment, and course of severe oesophagitis in 200 patients seen and followed up in the Thoracic Surgical Department for north east Scotland from 1951 to 1967 are reviewed. The male/female ratio was 1/1.9. The incidence of severe oesophagitis (grades III and IV) approximated to 4.5 per 100,000; there was a dramatic increase from the age of 50 years onwards.Reflux, with or without hiatal hernia, precedes oesophagitis and has an incidence in excess of 86 per 100,000. It is difficult to assess the extent to which reflux produces mild oesophagitis, but it is clear that it only infrequently leads to the severe grades. Severe oesophagitis does not always need operative treatment. A conservative regime, supplemented by bouginage as required, enables the poorer-risk older patient to live a near-normal life span, in very reasonable comfort. Fifty-three patients of the whole series were operated upon, half primarily and half after previous conservative treatment. The problems of operative treatment are discussed. Newer procedures designed to prevent reflux now allow operation to be more freely advised.Perhaps, rather surprisingly, severe oesophagitis had very little effect on the expectation of life, whether treatment was conservative or operative.


The high incidence of intestinal volvulus in Iran. The incidence of intestinal volvulus gleaned from the world's medical literature spread over the past seven decades supports the contention that this bowel disorder has distinct geographical predilections. Sigmoid volvulus, invariably superimposed upon a redundancy of this part of the bowel, probably results from a functional disturbance of the colon mediated perhaps by a high-residue vegetable diet. The same factors appear to hold for small bowel volvulus, though caecal volvulus occurs strictly on the basis of preexisting anatomical abnormalities.


A ne method for studying gut transit times using radioopaque markers. A simple technique for measuring gastrointestinal transit times using radioopaque pellets of barium-impregnated polythene has been developed and validated. A normal range has been established by studying 25 normal subjects; all passed the first marker within three days and most passed 80% of the markers within five days.


Effect of pH changes on the cardiac sphincter. In 16 normal subjects the pressure characteristics of the cardiac sphincter have been examined. The effect of perfusing the gastric aspect of the sphincter mucosa has been studied by comparing the effects of saline with those of solutions where pH ranged from 1.0 to 8.0. Acid perfusion produced an increase in sphincteric pressure, particularly at pH 3.0. This suggests that a physiological mechanism exists which can increase the barrier pressure to gastrooesophageal reflux during periods of active secretion of the stomach, as occurs in digestion.


Thermoluminescent response of CaF2: Mn mixed with organic liquids in thermal and fast neutron fields.


The transmural electric potential as a parameter of the structural and functional integrity of the small intestine.


Plutonium lung monitor using a thin NaI(T1) crystal of large area.


Sequential statistics applied to radiation measurement.


Natural and fallout radioactivity in the soil.


Investigation on sorption of strontium and caesium by soils of Borg El-Arab district.


Microscopic distribution of Americium-241 in the beagle thyroid gland.


Transfer of 144Ce to mouse embryos and offspring via placenta and lactation.


Improved radiobioassay of urine for tritium.


An automatic laundry monitor as a tool for keeping the contamination level within prescribed limits.


Thyroid uptake of iodine-131 from skin exposure.


Neutron exposure to lunar astronauts.

Neutron exposure to lunar astronauts.


Absolute calibration of beta-gamma sources.


Calculation of maximum permissible lung burden of uranium mixtures.


Latent image fading in personnel monitoring neutron film.


An empirical build-up formula.

An empirical build-up formula.


A simple statistical test for significance of environmental radioactivity data.


Tritium concentrations in neutron generator pump oil.


Direct counting of hair samples for 32P activation.


The use of 1,2-cycloheptanedionedioxime (heptoxime) in the determination of nickel radionuclides.


A new full orifice disc valve for mitrl replacement. Experimental evaluation.


Aqueous microbiology: the possible role of cel wall deficient bacteria in uveitis.


Scrotal inflation: a new cause for subcutaneous, mediastinal and retroperitoneal emphysema.


The applicatn of "chemosurgery" in cancer.


The hospitals of Scandinavia.

The hospitals of Scandinavia.


Administrators analyze the effectiveness of their directors of nursing services.


Pharmacy interns who serve as medication assistants.


A review of pharmacy for nurses.

A review of pharmacy for nurses.


Effective change in nursing service is sometimes difficult to achieve because of a peculiar "two-headed" authority structure.


Service vs. price.

Service vs. price.


Processing linen packs.

Processing linen packs.


The African lymphoma in central Africa.

The African lymphoma in central Africa.


Techniques of hypnosis and hypnoanalysis.


Autohypnosis and other aids for survival in situations of extreme stress.


Is the hypnotist also being hypnotized?

Is the hypnotist also being hypnotized?


Some methodological developments in contemporary scientific research in hypnosis.


The role of subject expectancies in hypnosis.


The present status of psychiatric theory.


Some parameters of body sway.

Some parameters of body sway.


The present status of psychoanalysis: an addendum to Dr. Arieti.


Psychotherapy as socialization.

Psychotherapy as socialization.


Sullivan and general psychiatry.

Sullivan and general psychiatry.


Learning (and relearning) is the name of the game.


Psychotherapy as socialization. The danger of naïve reductionism.


Effects of differing states of attention on acoustic reflex activity and temporary threshold shift.


A review of ten years of "hammertoe five" surgery.


Controlled intralesional deposition of a sclerotic in verruca therapy.


Metatarsal shortening: osteoplasty of head or osteotomy of shaft.


Pedal leiomyoma. A case report.

Pedal leiomyoma. A case report.


Nodular fasciitis. A case report.

Nodular fasciitis. A case report.


Podiatry assistant: participant or observer?


The problem of character theory.

The problem of character theory.


Dreams about the patient. An approach to the problem of countertransference.


On Raskolnikov's dreams in Dostoyevsky's Crime and Punishment.


What are defense mechanisms?

What are defense mechanisms?


The pleasure principle, the constancy principle, and the primary autonomous ego.


Unconscious fantasy and masturbatory technique.


The role of pregenital fixations in agoraphobia.


Pring Hal's conflict, adolescent idealism, and buffoonery.


King Lear and the use of humor in treatment.


Do AVMA members want the mail ballot?

Do AVMA members want the mail ballot?


Personality and communication-mediated opinion change: the influence of control.


Advances in tuberculosis research.

Advances in tuberculosis research.


A critical evaluation of serological tests in rheumatoid arthritis.


Cholesterol, platelets adhesiveness and fibrinolytic activity in ischaemic heart disease.


Histological, functional and immunological studies of human gastric mucosa.


Assimilation of glucose in diabetes mellitus.


Torsion dystonia--a case report.

Torsion dystonia--a case report.


Luminescence kinetics following pulse irradiation. II. DNA.


Polarized laser Raman studies of biological polymers.


Fluorescence spectra of some retinyl polyenes.


Interaction of estrogen and progesterone in chick oviduct development. II. Effects of estrogen and progesterone on tubular gland cell function. The effects of estrogen and progesterone on the function of chick oviduct tubular gland cells have been studied. Such function, as measured by the increase in specific cell products such as lysozyme and ovalbumin, requires the continuous presence of estrogen or progesterone. Withdrawal of hormone results in a rapid cessation of function and an involution of the oviduct accompanied by rapid decreases in total weight, lysozyme, and RNA. During such involution, tubular gland cells per se persist, as evidenced by a lack of comparable decrease in total DNA content and by histological demonstration of tubular gland cells. When estrogen administration is reinstituted, preexisting tubular gland cells rapidly synthesize ovalbumin and lysozyme without requiring new DNA synthesis. Administration of progesterone also stimulates the function of such cells. Furthermore, the effects of estrogen and progesterone are synergistic on the synthesis of lysozyme and ovalbumin, whereas progesterone antagonizes the estrogen-evoked formation of tubular gland cells. It is suggested that such complex interactions of estrogen and progesterone on oviduct development and function result from differences in responsiveness of the various cell types present in the tissue.


Serum uric acid in pre-eclampsia and eclampsia.


Portal venostasis in congestive heart failure.


Pyruvate metabolism test in normal Egyptians.


Expulsion of the intrauterine devices Lippes loop size 30 mm. To determine the factors controlling IUD expulsion (Lippes loop 30 mm), Cairo's Ain-Shams Birth Control Clinic investigated 25 women with regard to the following: 1) detailed obstetric history; 2) hystergram; 3) Lipiodol hysterosalpinography  (postmenstrual cases); 4) measurement of uterine cavity; 5) dilation (Hegar's No. 8) to determine internal os integrity.  In 40% of the expulsions congenital abnormalities of the uterus was found while another 40% revealed a patulous internal os.  In septate and arcuate uteruses, continuous pressure on the upper part of the loop found to cause expulsion.  Uterine contractions occurring during menstruation were also seen to increase chances of expulsion, particularly in cases of patulous internal os.  In 20% of the cases, no anomoly was detected and expulsion was thought to have resulted from faulty insertion or irrigation of the uterus by a foreign body.


Hydrotubation with kimopsin.

Hydrotubation with kimopsin.


The effect of pentothal as a "truth serum". A controlled study.


Management of penetrating cranio-cerebral injuries with report of three cases.


Some rare bony lesions of the skull.

Some rare bony lesions of the skull.


Extensive retropharyngeal cystic hygroma.


Music therapy.

Music therapy.


The unification of the Faculties of Medicine and Dentistry in Dublin.


Mental illness and community health.

Mental illness and community health.


The examination of amniotic fluid in the management of haemolytic disease of the newborn.


Prevalence of urinary tract infection in hospitalized children.


The management of non-penetrating intra-abdominal injuries.


Patent ductus arteriosus in childhood.

Patent ductus arteriosus in childhood.


Unification.

Unification.


Beta-D-galactosidase in human urine: deficiency in generalized gangliosidosis.


Elevated AMP pyrophosphorylase activity in congenital IMP pyrophosphorylase deficiencey (Lesch-Nyhan disease).


Rapid calculation of radioimmunoassay results.


The relationship between urine pH and acid excretion--the influence of urine flow rate.


Urinary cortisol excretion determined by competitive protein-binding radioassay: a test of adrenal cortical function.


Relationships between iron-dextran and vitamin E in iron deficiency anemia in children.


A radioimmunoassay for bradykinin in plasma and synovial fluid.


Method for labeling red cells with diisopropylphosphorofluoridate-P32 in vitro.


A sensitive and nonradioactive assay for serum and tissue xanthine oxidase.


Sarcoidosis of the upper respiratory tract.


Neurofibroma of the middle ear and mastoid (an unusual presentation).


Retropharyngeal haematoma.

Retropharyngeal haematoma.


Evoked responses--introductory studies on their relationship to the perception of language.


Electrogustometry II. I. The spread of the stimulating current.


Electrogustometry II. II. The electrode polarization.


Electrogustometry. 3. Adaptation in electrical taste.


Decannulation in infancy.

Decannulation in infancy.


Ventricle rupture of temporal lobe abscess.


The herniated disc syndrome. A logical sequence for examination and treatment.


The listener's responsibility in the art of communication.


Efft of hypophysectomy on lipid composition in the immature rat.


Respiratory disease associated with beryllium refining and alloy fabrication. 1968 follow-up.


Cooking is chemistry and physics.

Cooking is chemistry and physics.


Differential crelates of domiance scales.


Attitude change as a function of internal-external control and communicator status.


Extraversion-introversion, affiliation, and anxiety.


Obesity and persuasibility.

Obesity and persuasibility.


Student-instructor cognitive compatibility in the large lecture class.


A suggested procedure for "Pap" smear screening in an industrial environment.


Test anxiety, confidence, commitment, and conformity.


Alienation and identification in college women.


Openness to experience as related to organismic valuing.


Effects of dogmatism on the development of informal relationships among women.


Temperature-dependence nuclear magnetic resonance studies of a very strongly coupled spin system. Ethylene sulfite.


Characteristics of volunteers and nonvolunteers for psychological experiments.


The absorption of polyvinyl pyrrolidone by the new-born pig intestine. 1. The intestinal absorption of [(131)I]polyvinyl pyrrolidone of mean mol. wt. 160,000 (K. 60) and 40,000 (K. 30) after oral administration has been measured in unsuckled conscious pigs less than 20 hr old. Absorption was assessed by the measurement of the concentration of [(131)I]PVP in venous blood during the 6 hr after feeding and also by the distribution at the end of the experiment of [(131)I]PVP between homogenates of the alimentary tract and homogenates of the rest of the animal.2. The concentration of [(131)I]PVP in the peripheral blood after feeding was dependent upon the mol. wt. of the polymer, when comparable amounts had been absorbed from the intestine. PVP K. 60 attained higher blood concentrations than PVP K. 30 and the blood concentrations of PVP K. 60 were close to the values to be expected if all the material which had left the intestine had remained in the blood. The lower blood concentrations found when PVP K. 30 was fed were associated with the disappearance of labelled solute from the gut and were thus the consequence of the relatively rapid escape of labelled solute from the plasma after absorption had taken place.3. The ability of the intestine to absorb [(131)I]PVP K. 60 declined progressively after birth but did not terminate abruptly unless the animal was fed colostrum. In unsuckled animals the rate and extent of absorption at 3 hr was much greater than at 20 hr after birth, but some absorption was still present at least 65 hr after birth.4. The transfer of PVP K. 60 to the peripheral blood was dependent upon factors in sow colostrum, since significant absorption did not occur when PVP was fed in water or simple salt solutions.5. The factors which accelerated absorption were present in colostrum from the goat, cow and ewe as well as that from the sow; they remained in the whey, but, in contrast to the factors which accelerate absorption in the calf, were largely inactivated by boiling. Similarly, neither phosphate, lactate, pyruvate, nor lower volatile fatty acid salts, which were effective in the calf, accelerated absorption in the pig.6. The absorption of [(131)I]PVP K. 30 was found to be much less dependent upon the composition of the solvent than the absorption of [(131)I]PVP K. 60, although absorption was most rapid when PVP K. 30 was fed in colostrum.


Internal versus external control of reinforcement and awareness in a conditioning task.


Better-adjusted peers as resources in group therapy with adolescents.


A method for predicting the effects of light intensity on algal growth and phosphorus assimilation.


Degreadation of selected chlorinated hydrocarbon insecticides.


Behavior of nonconservative pollutants in aqueous environments.


Managing the Great Lakes water resource.


Investigation of organic pollution of surface waters by ultraviolet spectrophotometry.


Superficial fungal infections.

Superficial fungal infections.


Computerized multiphasic screening: more tests, more speed--but not more cost.


You get the blood, computer does CBC.

You get the blood, computer does CBC.


Computer analyzes lab tests, does own quality control.


Users point way to best hospital design.


Is anybody listening? Can anybody hear?

Is anybody listening? Can anybody hear?


Computerized pharmacy system solves hospital's drug inventory problems.


Scheduling, design and technics are concerns of O.R. committee.


Cesarean sections have a place--but where is it?


Safe ventilation and storage are essential in pharmacy.


Admitting patients for tests may not always be "over-use".


Intrauterine growth retardation.

Intrauterine growth retardation.


Special diet patients need in-hospital instruction.


Floor care waxes easy--when you dont't use wax.


To turn media on, know how to tune them in.


Hospital-patient communication failure can turn medical cases into legal cases.


Modern hospital purchasing. First rule in bid buying: only one bid per supplier.


Change the delivery system? Forget it.

Change the delivery system? Forget it.


Computer systems spread to patient care.


Nursing station is home base for phone-printer system.


Shared computer time: big benefits for small hospitals.


Computer helps cardiologist by converting ECG signals into digits for analysis.


Computer's basic plans help doctors initiate rehabilitation regimen.


Computer aids hospitals in radiation treatment plans.


Epidemiologic pathology of leukemias and lymphomas of man.


Primary lymphomas of the human gastrointestinal tract.


Biologic behavior--bases for comparative studies of disease.


Comparative aspects of hematopoietic neoplasms of man and animals--summary.


Comparative aspects of hematopoietic neoplasms of animals and man--summary.


Comparative aspects of hematopoietic neoplasms of rodents.


Application of recent research on selective vagotomy.


Discrimination in the general hospital.

Discrimination in the general hospital.


A bizarre intracranial calcification.

A bizarre intracranial calcification.


Emotional reactions to chronic disease with emphasis on patients suffering from cancer.


Social psychiatry--ten years later.

Social psychiatry--ten years later.


Preanesthetic medication.

Preanesthetic medication.


Trial with nandrolone phenylpropionate (Durabolin, Organon) on protein-calorie deficiency.


Metabolizable energy, and protein and fat digestibility evaluations of fish solubles in diets of young turkeys.


Christmas disease associated with prothrombin deficiency and thrombasthenia.


Investigations on the use of clopidol coccidiostat for replacement pullets.


Egg consumption patterns and preferences of Kansas college students.


Magnesium nutriture of the hen: influence on retention of magnesium, calcium, and nitrogen, and on ration metabolizable energy value.


Buccal smear abnormalities due to protein--calorie deficiency.


Generalization of inbition in the orienting response.


Intestopan in the treatment of intestinal amoebiasis.


A 3-year clinical evaluation of diphtheria.


Studies on panmyelopathies in Jakarta.

Studies on panmyelopathies in Jakarta.


Scabies survey and treatment in a Balinese village.


Selective effects of the menstrual experience upon aniseikonic body perception.


Effect of ovariectomy and of estrogen administration upon gastric ulceration induced by cold-restraint.


Overlooking the obvious.

Overlooking the obvious.


The indirect maximal voluntary ventilation.


The effect of extrauterine experience on the ontogenesis of EEG sleep spindles.


There is more to grass pollinosis than grass pollen and pollen counts.


The development of cardiac rate regulation in preweanling rats.


A medical-psychiatric study of patients with rheumatoid arthritis.


Androgen responses to stress. II. Excretion of testosterone, epitestosterone, androsterone and etiocholanolone during basic combat training and under threat of attack.


The pharmaceutical revolution: its impact on science and society.


Population problem: in search of a solution.


An apparatus for the measurement of a neonate's general activity.


Water pollution in Alaska: present and future.


The dying patient.

The dying patient.


Adaptation in hemophiliac adolescents.

Adaptation in hemophiliac adolescents.


The neurophysiologic basis of the neuroses.


Deaf psychiatric patients who avoid stapedectomy.


CBW: Nixon initiative on treaty anticipates congressional critics.


Beyond the presenting complaint.

Beyond the presenting complaint.


Cytokinin of wheat germ transfer RNA: 6-(4-hydroxy-3-methyl-2-butenylamino)-2-methylthio-9-beta-D-ribofuranosylpurine. A new modified nucleoside is responsible, in part, for the cytokinin activity of transfer RNA from wheat germ. The structure as judged by mass spec-trometry is 6-(4-hydroxy-3-methyl-2-butenylamino)-2-methylthio-9-beta-D-ribofuran-osylpurine. Unequivocal synthesis afforded material having ultraviolet, mass spectral, and chromatographic properties identical with those of the natural product.


Corticosterone regulation of tryptophan hydroxylase in midbrain of the rat. The tryptophan hydroxylase activity in the rat midbrain decreases after adrenalectomy and is restored by treatment with corticosterone. Cycloheximide, adminiistered intracisternally, prevents the restoration of the enzyme activity by corticosterone. Cycloheximide administration to adrenalectomized rats resutlts in a further decrease in the enzyme activity. an indication that the enzyme has a rapid turnover even in the absence of corticosterone.


Psychosomatic problems of military retirement.


Acetyl coenzyme A carboxylase: filamentous nature of the animal enzymes. Acetyl coenzyme A carboxylases purified from several animal tissues exist as enzymatically active polymeric filaments of high molecular weight and have simillar electron microscopic, hydrodynamic, and catalytic properties. These filaments reversibly dissociate into inactive protomers of uniform size. Their re-assembly into catalytically active filaments is promoted by the presence of an allosteric activator.


Avian thyroid: effect of p,p'-DDT on size and activity. Feeding sublethal amounts of p,p'-DDT to pigeons caused an increase in thyroid weight and a reduction in colloid content of the follicles. This may reflect a hyper- or hypo-functioning gland and may be cotnnected with recent reductions in egg shell weights in wild birds. The effect was accompanied by increased liver weight.


Plus and minus single-stranded DNA separately encapsidated in adeno-associated satellite virions. Based on physical and chemical determinations, the mnolecular weight of the type 4 adeno-satellite virus is 5.4 X 10(6) daltons, and the virion contains 1.4 X 10(6) daltons of DNA. Denaturation and renaturation studies indicate that the viral genome is a single-stranded DNA molecule and that each virion contains either a minus or a plus strand. Upon extraction, the minus and plus strands unite to form double-stranded DNA molecules with no obvious excess of unpaired strands.


Lesions of central norepinephrine terminals with 6-OH-dopamine: biochemistry and fine structure. Intracisternal injections of 6-hydroxydopamine produce rapid and long-lasting depletion of brain catecholamines without effects on serotonin concentrations. Depletion of norepinephrine is greatest in areas containing only nerve terminals and axons and least in areas containing monoamine cell bodies. The norepinephrine loss is accompanied by electron microscopic evidence of nerve terminal degeneration and decreased turnover. Dopamine loss is less marked and is not accompanied by degeneration or alteration of turnover rate.


Shark pit organs: enhancement of mechanosensitivity by potassium ions. The mandibular pit organs of pelagic sharks, which respond sensitively to monovalent cations, often show neural discharges synchronized with respiratory gill movement. The mechanosensitivity of the organs is remarkably enhanced by application of potassium ions on the same end organ, respiratory movement remaining constant. In view of their michanosensitivity to an incr-ease of potassium ions in the cell environment, as well as their chemosensitivity,the pit organs of sarks, rather than the canal organs which have no chemosensitivity, may be designated as a better model of the inner ear of higher animals.


Chromosome number of a small protist: accurate determination. Electron micrographs of serial sections through a meiotic prophase nucleus of the mycetozoan Labyrinthula sp. show that there are nine separate and distinct synaptinemal complexes. Since each complex represents a set of paired homologous chromosomes, it follows that the haploid chromosome number of this protist is nine.


Genetic coding: oligonucleotide coding for first six amino acid residues of the coat protein of R17 bacteriophage. Ribonucleic acids from the bacteriophage R17 and from R17 amber mutant AmB2 have been digested with ribonuclease T1. Of the products isolated, only one was different. It codes for the first six amino acid residues of the viral coat protein. The probable base sequence of the wild-type oligonucleotide is CpUpUpCpUpApApCpUpUpUpApCpUpCpApGp.


Polymorphism in an inbreeding population under models involving underdominance. Models of selection favoring homozygotes over the heterozygotes and involving frequency-dependency in their competitive abilities were simulated in order to determine the conditions for maintaining stable polymorphism at a diallelic locus in large inbreeding populations. With heavier inbreeding, frequency-dependency could increasingly override the effects of underdominance in both pure stand and the competing ability components of fitness in terms of yielding stable nontrivial equilibriums. The significance of such selection models is discussed for the retention of variability in inbreeding populations with a minimum of segregational load and higher overall stability in contrast to the overdominance models.


Azotobacter cysts: reactivation by white light after inactivation by ultraviolet radiation. Cysts of Azotobacter vinelandii 12837 inactivated by ultraviolet radiation can be reactivated by white light. This photoreactivation mechanism is not seen in the vegetative cells of the same organism.


Ionic mobility in muscle cells.

Ionic mobility in muscle cells. The diffusivities of ionic potassium, sodium, sulfate, and adenosine triphosphate inside a nmuscle cell are reduced by a factor of 2, relative to diffusivities in aqueous solution. The diffusion coefficients of nonelectrolytes are reduced by the same factor, showing that the diffusion of the ions is retarded by physical, rather than chemical, interactions. In contrast, the diffusivity of the calcium ion, which is taken up by the sarcoplasmic reticulum, is reduced fiftyfold.


Pesticide interaction creates hybrid residue. When applied in combination, the herbicides N-(3,4-dichlorophenyl)-propionamide (propanil) and N-(3-chloro-4-methylphenyl)-2-methyl-pentanamide (solan) were transformed in soil to an unexpected residue-asymmetric 3,3',4-trichloro-4'-methylazobenzene. Each herbicide contributed one-half of the asymmetric azobenzene molecule.


Vascular smooth muscle reactivity in normotensive and hypertensive rats. Aortic strips from spontaneously hypertensive rats were less responsive than normal animals to the contractile effects of norepinephrine, serotonin, and potassium chloride but more reactive to the relaxant effects of the stimulant of beta receptors, isoproterenol. Thus, hypertension is not the result of an absence of beta receptor or a hypersensitivity of the vascular smooth muscle.


Olfactory stimuli and the "pseudo-extinction" effect. Continuously rewarded rats show a decrease in running speed on a runway recently traversed by other rats undergoing experimental extinction. This "pseudo-extinction" effect is caused by discriminable odors emitted by extinction subjects. These odors could be confounding variables in studies using forms of aversive stimulation.


Blockage of olfactory discrimination.

Blockage of olfactory discrimination.


Field studies of nutrition and behavior, AAAS Symposium, 27 December 1969, Boston.


Caucasian genes in American Negroes.

Caucasian genes in American Negroes.


Population: covered dish dynamics.

Population: covered dish dynamics.


Upjohn's position on Panalba.

Upjohn's position on Panalba.


France: attempt to slash numbers stirs medical school strike.


Pesticide research: industry, USDA pursue different paths.


Man-made carbon-14 in deep Pacific waters: transport by biological skeletal material. Calcareous particles present in Pacific waters at depths of 50 to 3500 meters were collected by filtering seawater through spongin matrix. The specific activity of carbon-14 could be measured in two of these collections from depths of 2300 and 3500 meters. The ratios of carbon-14 to carbon-12 correspond to values observed in surface waters in recent years as a result of the addition of manmade carbon-14, thus indicating that the calcareous particles resulted from recent biological productivity. The results are related to the mean settling rates and the sizes and dissolution rates of biogenic calcareous particles in transit through a seawater column.


Blind river dolphin: first side-swimming cetacean. The blind river dolphin (Platanista gangetica), first written about by Pliny the Elder in A.D. 72, was found (10 November 1968) to be the first known side-swimming cetacean. The rudimentary eye lacks the lens, but anatomical evidence suggests that the eye may serve as a light sensor. The underwater sound emissions of this species, although similar to those of the Amazon River dolphin (Inia geoffrensis), appear to be produced constantly.


Intracranial drug implants: an autoradiographic analysis of diffusion. Labeled crystalline atropine, administered to the hypothlalamus of rats, remainted strictly localized in a sphere, 1.0 to 1.8 millimeters in diameter, ditring the first 3 minutes. A similar distribution obtained after 1 hour. At intermediate times, slightly elevated radioactivity, reflecting concentrations 2,000 to 10,000 times below behaviorally effective doses, was observed several millimeters from the implantation site.


Specific tissue graft rejection in earthworms. Earthworms are capable of destroying antigenic tissues. Autogeneis transplants healed in regularly and remained permanently viable. Xenografts, by contrast were cicatrized but eventually rejected. Intrafamilial transplants survived longer than interfamilial ones. Xenografts and autografts placed in the graft bed were joined to each other but xenografts were later destroyed although autografts were not. Two xenografts from Eisenia to Lumbricus, performed simul taneously, showed survival endpoints similar to a single xenograft. A 5-day interval between first- and second-set grafting led to an accelerated rejection of both transplants. First-set Allolobophora transplants to Lumbricus performed simulataneously with second-set Eisenia grafts were destroyed at a time different from either of the two Eisenia transplants. A single Allolobophora transplant to Lumbricus was rejected at survival tines equivalent to Allolobophora along with two Eisenia transplants.


Hypobaric hypoxia: effects on early development of tryptophan oxygenase in neonatal rats. Despite a reduction in liver and body weights of neonatal rats born and reared at a simulated altitude of 5790 meters (oxygen pressure, 76.36 millimeters of mercury), the hepatic enzyme tryptophan oxygenase develops prematurely in these stressed animals as compared to controls reared at sea level. Also, the specific activities remain distinctly elevated through the first 9 days of age; thus, the competence for premature synthesis ot tryptophan oxygenase is confirmed in neonatal rats.


m-Hydroxyphenylacetic acid formation from L-dopa in man: suppression by neomycin. The increased excretion of m-hydroxyphenylacetic acid in the urine of patients with parkinsonism being treated with L-dopa was reduced by gut sterilization with neomycin. The p-de-hydroxylation step is thus brought about solely by the action of gut flora; the pathway is unlikely to be involved in the events within the brain leading to the therapeutic benefit effected by L-dopa.


Tobacco smoke toxicity: loss of human oral leukocyte function and fluid-cell metabolism. The human mouth has been utilized as a new and significant in vivo open bioassay system for tracing undesirable substances present in tobacco smoke, in an exact milieu where the smoking "problem" begins and must be dealt with directly. The associated in vitro closed test systems described herein have provided new, sensitive bioassays that help to explain the in vivo effects.


Prostaglandins E1 and E2 antagonize norepinephrine effects on cerebellar purkinje cells: microelectrophoretic study. In microelectrophoretic experiments, prostaglandins E(1) and E(2) antagonize the reduction in discharge rate of cerebellar Purkinje cells produced by norepinephrine. Slowing of discharge evoked by 3',5'-adenosine monophosphate or gamma aminobutyric acid is not antagonized. These data provide the first indication that endogenous prostaglandins may physiologically function to modulate central noradrenergic junctions.


Lateral hypothalamic stimulation: inhibition of aversive effects by feeding, drinking, and gnawing. The opportunity to engage in feeding, drinking, and gnawing behavior facilitated by localized hypothalamic stimulation can delay the onset of the aversive effects of the stimulation and may completely suppress them. This suggests that the aversive effects of the stimulation are due to the excessive of the stimulation are due to the exessive arousal of a drive.


Avoidance learning: long-lasting deficits after temporal lobe seizure. Microinjections of carbachol (carbamylcholine chloride) into the amygdaloid complex of rats produced behavioral and electrophysiological seizures which subsided within 24 hours. A persisting functional change caused a deficit in avoidance learning 1 to 3 weeks after the seizure. A cholinergic system is implicated by the fact that cholinergic blockade (scopolamine) of the amygdala during training reversed the effects of the seizures induced by carbachol.


Genetic counseling in blindness.

Genetic counseling in blindness.


Vision and learning disabilities.

Vision and learning disabilities.


Conservation of vision through education.


Low vision corrections for congenital cataracts and surgical aphakia in children. Progress report 1.


The natural history of diabetic retinopathy.


The PTA and the positive approach to health.


"Burkitt tumor" with intraocular involvement.


The problem of the undependable cylinder.


If all girls were Miss America ...

If all girls were Miss America ...


Rheumatoid arthritis and lupus erythematosus from a defect in inflammation--a hypothesis.


Aldosterone receptor sites in tissues and cells of salamander, chicken, goldfish and mouse.


Alteration of calcium mediated effects in mice by reserpine.


Chromosomal effects of mitomycin, a potential recombinogen in mammalian cell genetics.


The bladder of Bufo marinus as an excretory organ for potassium.


Comparative studies of type C virus particle-containing cultures of different animal species by mixed hemadsorption reaction.


Increased resistance to staphylococcal infetion following administration of beef heart extract.


Spectrophotometric analysis of amniotic fluid in Rh sensitized pregnancies.


Embryogenesis of dolphin gonads.

Embryogenesis of dolphin gonads.


Spontaneous activation of placental plsminogen (profibrinolysin).


Chronic untreated coccidioidomycosis of the central nervous system: a case of 7 and-one-half years duration.


The artificial rearing of lambs.

The artificial rearing of lambs.


Elimination of arsenic from pig tissues following arsanilic acid treatment.


Homocytotropic antibody in pigs infected with Metastrongylus spp.


Sense-cell structure and interspecies comparisons of polarized-light absorption in arthropod compound eyes.


Optic nerve population responses to transretinal electrical stimulation.


The visual pigments of several species of birds.


The sensing of retinal size.

The sensing of retinal size.


The effect of background luminance on the brightness of flashes.


The autocorrelation function and binocular brightness mixing.


Interreceptor coupling in ommatidia of drone honeybee and locust compound eyes.


On a relationship between photic driving and visually evoked response in eye-opened resting state.


Experimental glomerulonephritis in rats produced with soluble antigen-antibody complexes after pretreatment with aminonucleoside.


Congenital invagination of the penis into the urinary bladder.


Some physical functions of aging people in an agricultural village.


Effect of dibromomannitol on the dextran-induced increase of local capillary permeability and on the anaphylactoid reaction.


Bacteriological model experiments on radiosterilization of catgut.


Studies on the peritoneal exudate of animals experimentally infected with toxoplasma gondii. I. Effect of heat on activity.


Biochemical studies on Streptomyces aureofaciens. V. The role of cobalamins and methionine in methylation reactions in tetracycline biosynthesis.


Percutaneous catheterisation of the internal jugular vein.


Blood gas changes during spinal and epidural analgesia.


Percutaneous radial artery cannulation.

Percutaneous radial artery cannulation.


Intravenous diazepam for cardiac catheterisation.


Oxygen tents. A comparison of two techniques.


Air embolism during mastectomy.

Air embolism during mastectomy.


A guide to tracheal tubes.

A guide to tracheal tubes.


A multiple adaptor.

A multiple adaptor.


The measurement of the force of thumb adduction.


Equipment for spinal anaesthesia.

Equipment for spinal anaesthesia.


Hypnosis as an aid to anaesthesia in children.


National program for dermatology.

National program for dermatology.


Cirrhosis caused by methotrexate in the treatment of psoriasis.


Cirrhosis following methotrexate administration for psoriasis.


Photocontact allergic reactions. Elicitation by low doses of long ultraviolet rays.


Contact-group sensitization to triphenylmethane dyes. Gentian violet, brilliant green, and malachite green.


Metabolic alkalinization in porphyria cutanea tarda.


Clinical recognition of clear-cell acanthoma (Degos').


Mechanism of the antiperspirant effect of topical glutaraldehyde.


Perianal vesiculopustular eruption associated with Hong Kong influenza.


Progressive systemic sclerosis with malignant atrophic papulosis.


Bullous reaction to diethyl toluamide (DEET). Resembling a blistering insect eruption.


Resistance to fluorouracil.

Resistance to fluorouracil.


Hemorrhagic skin infarction secondary to oral anticoagulants.


Pustular psoriasis of the scalp.

Pustular psoriasis of the scalp.


Pityriasis lichennoides et varioliformis acuta. A report of a case controlled by a high dose of tetracycline.


Secondary eruptive xanthoma. Type V hyperlipoproteinemia.


Treatment of chancroid. A comparison of tetracycline and sulfisoxazole.


Histologic effect of fluorouracil on normal skin.


Erythema gyratum repens.

Erythema gyratum repens.


Epidermolytic hyperkeratosis.

Epidermolytic hyperkeratosis.


Systemic lupus erythematosus with nodular lesions.


Nevus unius lateris.

Nevus unius lateris.


Borderline tuberculoid leprosy with neuralgia.


Alcoholic urticaria (? cholinergic) and delayed pressure urticaria.


Lepromatous leprosy.

Lepromatous leprosy.


Borderline lepromatous leprosy.

Borderline lepromatous leprosy.


Sarcoidosis masquerading as Hansen' disease.


Pustulosis palmaris et plantaris (pustular psoriasis?).


Subacute disseminated lupus erythematosus.


New approaches in genetic counseling.

New approaches in genetic counseling.


Waardenburg's syndrome.

Waardenburg's syndrome.


A micromodification of the pH stat assay for human blood cholinesterase.


The acute oral toxicity of the herbicide chlorpropham in albino rats. Effect of diets containing varying amounts of protein.


Histopathologic findings in rats exposed to ambient and filtered air.


Exposure to 131-I-labeled viscose rayon fibers.


Oxygen effects on tracheal ciliary activity in vitro.


Influence of gas density and viscosity on the work of breathing.


Morphologic criteria of pulmonary edema.


Byssinosis in carding and spinning workers. Prevalence in the cotton textile industry.


Manganese poisoning and exposure in Pennsylvania.


Telephone transmission of cardiac and pulmonary data.


Clinical and biological observations on working men.


Life stress and illness patterns in the US Navy. I. Environmental variables and illness onset in an attack carrier's crew.


Life stress and illness patterns in the US Navy. II. Demographic variables and illness onset in an attack carrier's crew.


Life stress and illness patterns in the US Navy. 3. Prior life change and illness onset in an attack carrier's crew.


Control of excitation transfer in photosynthesis. 3. Light-induced decrease of chlorophyll a fluorescence related to photophosphorylation system in spinach chloroplasts.


On the functional site of manganese in photosynthetic oxygen evolution.


Free energy changes and metabolic regulation in steady-state photosynthetic carbon reduction.


Photosynthetic membrane development in Rhodopseudomonas spheroides: incorporation of bacteriochlorophyll and development of energy transfer and photochemical activity.


A high potential cytochrome c from Chromatium chromatophores.


Studies with manganese-deficient spinach chloroplasts.


Fluorescence properties of fragments from sonicated spinach chloroplasts.


Absolute requirement for oxygen during illumination for photoinduced carotenoid synthesis.


Effect of pressure on the temperature-dependent association of beta-casein.


On the transport of inorganic phosphate and malate in rat-liver mitochondria.


Egg production under 24-, 26- and 28-hour light-dark cycles.


A study of mitotic index in differentiating lens of chick.


Clasmatothenesis, a new type of amitotic nuclear division in striated muscle cells of insects.


Chromosome pairing in polyploid cells.

Chromosome pairing in polyploid cells.


A model-building study of mitosis, VI and VII premeiotic division and meiosis.


A model-building study of mitosis. V. Mitosis.


A study of soluble intracellular proteins.


Enzymes in rat urine. I. A metabolism cage for the complete separation of urine and faeces.


Resonance transfer of excitation energy between aromatic amino acids and carcinogenic aromatic compounds as a possible mechanism in carcinogenesis.


Progress in the photochemistry of enzymes.


Nuclear changes produced by Bleomycin in the 3-methylcholanthrene-induced mouse epidermal carcinoma cells.


Detection of potential weak carcinogens and procarcinogens. I. Effect of the derivatives of 4-nitroquinoline 1-oxide on submanifestational dose of 4-nitroquinoline 1-oxide.


Reaction mechanism of 4-hydroxyaminoquinoline 1-oxide and related compounds in inactivation of the transforming activity of deoxyribonucleic acid.


Cytogenetic analysis of cell populations in rat leukemia induced by pulse doses of 7,12-dimethylbenz(a)anthracene.


Hydrocarbon-induced leukemia in adolescent and adult mice.


Childhood leukemia mortality in Japan, 1947-1966: with special reference to the group of under five years of age.


Electronic properties of N-heteroaromatics. XL. A nuclear magnetic resonance study of the interaction of 4-nitroquinoline 1-oxide with deoxyribonucleosides.


Continuous viral multiplication and neoplastic transformation in cell lines established from spleen of mice with Rauscher leukemia.


Development of thymic lymphomas in (C3Hf-Bi by AKR)F1 hybrids bearing thymus, spleen, or lymph node grafts from preleukemic AKR-Ms mice.


Radiomimetic biological properties of the new scirpene metabolites of Fusarium nivale.


Incorporation failure of 3H-pseudouridine into RNA by regenerating liver.


A new carcinogen, 2-nitroquinoline: induction of lung cancer in mice.


Satellite cells and myogenesis; a study in the fruit-bat web.


An ultrastructural study of the rat's suprachiasmatic nucleus.


Intestinal and cloacal lymphoepithelial glands in the Australian echidna: a possible homologue of the bursa of Fabricius.


Lymphatics: normal anatomy in the dog hind leg.


The time-factor in transport of particles by jejunal absorptive epithelium.


A histochemical study of gut maturation.


Fine structure of rodent common bile duct epithelium.


A histochemical study of ovo-implantation in the mouse.