The accessory deep peroneal nerve. A common variation in innervation of extensor digitorum brevis.


Landmarks in echoencephalography.

Landmarks in echoencephalography.


Disorders of esophageal motility in a family with hereditary spastic ataxia.


Redundant nerve root of the cauda equina. A case report.


Nipple discharge. Diagnosis and treatment.


Initial spica cast for femoral shaft fractures in children.


Cases of pseudorabies in free-living red foxes (Vulpes vulpes) and in captive blue foxes (Alopex lagopus) in Denmark.


The use of a selective medium in the growth-agglutination test for chronic Erysipelothrix insidiosa infections in swine.


Stabilization of lactate and malate dehydrogenase by organic solvents.


Preparation and properties of cholinesterases covalently bound to Sepharose.


Case report. Repair of fractures of the axis.


Development of cross immunity in lambs by exposure to bovine gastrointestinal parasites.


Case report. Ragwort toxicosis in a heifer.


Language functions of retarded children.


Two forms of the glucoamylase of Aspergillus niger.


Isolation of the nuclear histones from the Myxomycete, Physarum polycephalum.


Leucine aminopeptidase: a zinc metloenzyme.


Inappropriate lactation.

Inappropriate lactation.


Brucellosis still spreading.

Brucellosis still spreading.


Suicide prevention.

Suicide prevention.


Antibiotics in animals.

Antibiotics in animals.


Cause for concern. Dealing in Brucella-infected cattle. The practice of selling Brucella-infected cattle in the open market appears to be widespread in Britain and is increasing. The introduction of an infected cow into a herd can cause serious economic loss to the farmer and often compels him to resell despite the risk of spreading the infection. It is suggested that markets should be more closely controlled by veterinary surgeons; certificates of freedom from brucellosis should accompany animals for sale; and some compensation should be paid to prevent infected animals from being sold.


Penicillin in poultry feed.

Penicillin in poultry feed.


Fatal simultaneous thrombocytopenic purpura in siblings.


Neurological sequelae of partial gastrectomy.


Distribution of ribosomes in the egg of Ilyanassa obsoleta.


Induction of spherule formation in Physarum polycephalum by polyols. A method has been developed for inducing spherule formation (spherulation) in the myxomycete Physarum polycephalum by transferring the culture to synthetic medium containing 0.5 m mannitol or other polyols. This morphogenetic process occurred within 12 to 35 hr after the inducer was added. The mature spherules existed as distinct morphogenetic units, in contrast to the clusters of spherules formed during starvation. Ninety per cent of the spherules germinated by 24 hr in synthetic medium. The changes in the synthesis of ribonucleic acid (RNA), deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), and protein during plasmodial growth, spherulation, and germination of spherules are described. When spherule formation was completed, RNA, protein, and DNA decreased, compared with the values at the beginning of the conversion. The incorporation of (3)H-uridine into trichloroacetic acid-insoluble material was different in each of these periods, and this incorporation was sensitive to actinomycin D. The amount of glycogen increased during growth, whereas it decreased during spherulation. (14)C-glucose could be taken up by the cells in the presence of the inducer, and mannitol could not replace glucose as a source of energy. The mode of action of mannitol and its mechanism of induction are discussed.


Alternative developmental pathways determined by environmental conditions in the cellular slime mold Dictyostelium discoideum. The cellular slime mold Dictyostelium discoideum grows in the soil as a population of independent, uninucleate amoebae. Upon entrance to the stationary phase, the amoebae collect in multicellular aggregates to form organized fruiting bodies composed of spores and stalk cells. Depending upon environmental conditions, the developing aggregate either constructs the fruiting body at the site of aggregation or transforms into a structure that can migrate to a more favorable location. Environmental conditions that favor migration are (i) the accumulation of metabolite(s) produced by the aggregate and (ii) a low ionic strength in the substratum. Conditions that prevent migration or that stop a migrating slug are (i) the presence of buffer and (ii) illumination by overhead light.


Bovine thyrotropin. Countercurrent distribution and a comparison with the isolated subunits of luteinizing hormone.


Inactivation and labeling of triose phosphate isomerase and enolase by glycidol phosphate.


Foetal bilirubin metabolism in sheep.

Foetal bilirubin metabolism in sheep.


Hydrometrocolpos in infants.

Hydrometrocolpos in infants.


Pancreatic proteolytic enzymes and growth in rats fed soybean of milk proteins.


Induction of ovulation by electrochemical stimulation in androgenized and spontaneously constant-estrous rats.


Effect of raw soybeans on levels of protein and nucleic acids in the rat pancreas.


Loss of cellular ATP as a measure of cytolytic activity of antiserum.


On the relationship of glutathione reductase to mushroom poisoning.


Phytohemagglutinin-induced transformation and aggregation of guinea pig lymphocytes.


Studies on parturient paresis with special reference to the Downer cow syndrome.


Some features of the skin of the electric fish Torpedo marmorata.


Medicare--the first 6 months.

Medicare--the first 6 months.


On the pharmacology of 7-9-sec epileptic discharges produced by cobalt foci in the nonspecific thalamus and hippocampus.


Age differences in the duration of waking in youngest infants.


Rh prevention Manitoba 1969.

Rh prevention Manitoba 1969.


Protective effect of interferon inducers on Plasmodium berghei malaria.


Effect of ingested garlic on Necator americanus and Ancylostoma caninum.


Tularemia in Huron County, Ontario, 1968.


Effect of some therapeutics on dermatomycoses (ringworm) in animals.


Some studies on the characterization and differentiation of Newcastle disease virus (NDV) strains.


Some haematological values for sahiwal cows, chemical constituents.


Occurrence of Capillaria bovis Schnyder, 1906 in sheep in India.


Induction of fertile oestrum in Gir cattle.


Some observations on vaccination against newcastle disease.


Studies on sheep pox virus. I. Adaptation and propagation of the virus in cell culture.


Parasitic ingluvitis (Capillaria sp.) in domestic fowl.


A note on cannulation of bovine parotid duct for salivary studies.


Studies on the cardio-vascular effects of tartar emetic.


A report on some important economic traits of Red Sindhi and Jersey grades.


Observations on Bachaur cattle.

Observations on Bachaur cattle.


Effect of 3-nitro-hoechst (3-nitro-4-hydroxy pehnylarsonic acid) and terramycin feed additives in growing chickens in clean environment under tropical conditions.


Bharra (Saccharum munj) grass as cattle feed at different stages of growth.


Surgical treatment of purulent pericarditis.


Clinical trials of halothane anaesthesia in a camel (camelus dromedarius).


Genetic control of the phenobarbital-induced shortening of plasma antipyrine half-lives in man. The mean half-life of antipyrine in the plasma of four sets of identical and four sets of fraternal twins after a single oral dose of 16 mg/kg of antipyrine was 12.7 +/-(SD) 3.3 hr. After 2 wk on sodium phenobarbital (2 mg/kg daily) the half-life of antipyrine in the plasma of these twins was reduced to 8.0 +/-(SD) 1.5 hr. Shortening of the plasma antipyrine half-life occurred in all but one of these 16 normal, adult volunteers, but there was considerable variation in the extent of reduction which ranged from 0 to 69%. Phenobarbital administration decreased individual variations in antipyrine metabolism as indicated by the smaller standard deviation of the plasma antipyrine half-lives after phenobarbital than observed initially and by the narrowed range of variation in plasma antipyrine half-lives from 2.8-fold initially to 1.8-fold after phenobarbital. These results suggest that some inducing agents may be used to minimize individual variations in drug metabolism where such variations create therapeutic problems by exposing patients who slowly metabolize certain drugs to toxicity and other patients who rapidly metabolize some drugs to undertreatment. During the course of phenobarbital administration blood levels were determined. Phenobarbital blood levels correlated neither with the final values for plasma antipyrine half-lives nor with the per cent reduction in plasma antipyrine half-life produced by phenobarbital treatment. There was a direct relationship between initial antipyrine half-lives and the per cent shortening of antipyrine half-life produced by phenobarbital administration: the shorter the initial antipyrine half-life, the less the reduction caused by phenobarbital treatment. Larger intrapair variances in fraternal than in identical twins indicate genetic, rather than environmental, control of phenobarbital-induced alterations in plasma antipyrine half-life.


Structural polymorphism of the fourth component of human complement. The fourth component of human complement (C4) in 102 individual plasma samples has been examined by the technique of antigen-antibody crossed electrophoresis (AACE). Electrophoretic heterogeneity of C4 was manifested by the repeated occurrence of seven different precipitin patterns. These patterns were formed by varying combinations of three subtypes of C4, differing in electrophoretic mobility. The subtypes were designated C, A, and A(1), in order of increasing electrophoretic mobility toward the anode. The evidence that the observed electrophoretic heterogeneity of the C4 molecule represents structural polymorphism rests on five points: the pattern obtained from the plasma of a given individual was reproducible in different runs and with different bleedings; all seven patterns could be demonstrated on the same electrophoretic run; C4 of a given subtype retained its characteristic mobility after purification, when run alone or mixed with plasma containing C4 of other subtypes; the subtypes A(1) and C comprising pattern 6 could be separated chromatographically as well as electrophoretically; and the characteristic relative mobilities of different C4 subtypes, in plasma or after purification, were retained even after the rather large shift in mobility associated with conversion to C4i. The ratio of C4 hemolytic activity to protein concentration varied according to the subtype composition of individual samples, with highest ratios occurring with patterns composed of subtype C alone, intermediate values with patterns consisting of A and C, and lower values occurring with patterns containing subtype A alone. Although the mechanism of inheritance of this polymorphism is not yet clear, the data suggest that subtypes A and A(1) are inherited as autosomal codominant characteristics, independent of the inheritance of subtype C.


Massachusetts Department of Mental Health. Services for mentally retarded.


The cannabis controversy.

The cannabis controversy.


Sexuality--the experience and anxieties of medical students.


Physiological response and stress. 2. The nervous system of birds: a review.


Interaction of rubidium and potassium in chick diets.


Response of laying hens fed typical corn-soy diets to supplements of methionine and lysine.


Studies of variation in initial quality of chicken eggs. 4. Certain characteristics of hens chosen for quality of eggs produced.


Ovalbumin as a factor in the evaluation of beta-propiolactone inactivated newcastle disease vaccines.


Effects of dimetridazole and antibiotics on growth and reproduction in turkeys.


Physiological response and stress. 3. The immunobiological control of the immune response of the fowl.


Odor transport by particulate matter in high density poultry houses.


The effects of debeaking, floor space, and diet energy levels on broiler growth.


Hematological response of different stocks of chickens to iron-copper deficient diet.


Safety and compatibility of sulfadimethoxine potentiated mixture (Ro 5-0013), a new broad spectrum coccidiostat-antibacterial, in chickens.


Physiological response and stress. 4. Environmental stress and physiological compensating mechanisms in fowl--temperature and respiratory regulation.


Fresh and frozen egg yolk protein fractions: emulsion stabilizing power, viscosity, and electrophoretic patterns.


Effect of protein level on carcass composition of turkeys.


An evaluation of the dry-pack and ice-pack for storing fresh broilers.


Turkey lipid characteristics: influence of sex, age and estradiol-17 beta-monopalmitate.


The effect of temperature exposure on broiler condemnation.


A report on the use of a serum plate antigen for the detection of antibodies to Mycoplasma gallisepticum.


Translocation of albumen in eggs and embryos of the quail, chick, and duck.


Observations on the chromosomes of one chicken (Gallus domesticus).


Influence of diet on the production and composition of calcium phosphate crystals produced in the capsule formed around implanted bone in chicks.


Fungal flora of the avian respiratory tract.


Effect of soybean meal treatment and dietary carbohydrate on plasma protein levels and body composition of chicks.


Degree of linkage between the silver plumage (S) and slow juvenile feathering (K) loci.


Sex-linked dwarfism and egg production of broiler dams.


On the allelism of blue plumage and dominant white.


The case of the double-shelled egg.

The case of the double-shelled egg.


Medium-chain triglycerides as a stress factor in vitamin E deficiency of chicks.


Poultry science--today, tomorrow.

Poultry science--today, tomorrow.


Losses of energy and nitrogen on drying poultry excreta.


The bacterial population of an indoor poultry lagoon.


Tenderness of freeze-dried chicken treated with proteolytic enzymes.


Physiological response and stress. 1. Introduction.


Soybean versus rapeseed oil in turkey starter diets.


Phosphorus in the nutrition of the adult hen. 3. The influence of phosphorus source and level on cage layer osteoporosis (cage layer fatigue).


The prevention of lymphoid leukosis with androgens.


Presence of spermatozoa in uterovaginal fluids of the hen at various stages of the ovulatory cycle.


The relative differential leucocyte count of the newly hatched chick.


Effects of exogenous estrogen and-or androgen on performance, egg sehell characteristics and blood plasma changes in laying hens.


Diurnal changes in livers and digestive systems of coturnix as related to three photoperiodic regimens.


Effect of automobile exhaust fume inhalation by poultry immediately prior to slaughter on color of meat.


Genetic aspects of feed efficiency in broilers.


Reproductive performance of turkeys subjected to blackout versus brownout restricted light conditions.


Comparison of attenuated live Pasteurella multocida vaccine given in the drinking water every two weeks to an injected oil-base bacterin administered to turkeys.


Relationship between purebred and crossbred paternal half-sisters' performance in chickens.


Influence of growth rate and feed intake on the occurrence of nutritional muscular dystrophy in the chick.


The effects of the tapeworm Raillietina cesticillus upon body weight gains of broilers, poults and on egg production.


The effect of dietary melengestrol acetate (MGA) on body weight gain, percentage carcass fat and fatty acid composition of roasting chickens.


The influence of age, sex, and energy level on the tenderness of broilers.


Dietary protein, energy and volume in pullet grower diets as related to growing and laying performance.


Histomonastatic activity of nifursol in turkeys.


Coccidial infections of the ileum, colon, and ceca of the chick and nutrient absorption.


The influence of maternal diet on egg size and progeny performance in meat-type hens.


Transport of spermatozoa to the site of fertilization in the absence of oviposition and ovulation in the chicken.


The effect of calcium-deficient diet on the reproductive organs of the hen (Gallus domesticus).


The influence of propylene glycol on pH of the gastrointestinal tract and the incidence of leg abnormalities in broiler chicks.


Sodium requirement of the chick.

Sodium requirement of the chick.


Color of poultry meat as influenced by dietary nitrates and nitrites.


The effect of population density on the production of market turkeys.


Studies with corn-soya laying diets. 8. Requirements for limiting amino acids--the basal diet and the requirements for isoleucine, lysine and tryptophan.


A short-time chick assay for unidentified growth factors.


Effect of centrifugal force on packed cell volume and trapped plasma in avian blood.


Comparative weights and body lengths of parthenogenetic and normal turkey embryos.


Gonadotropin potency variation in anterior pituitaries from sexually amature male quail (Coturnix coturnix japonica).


Transbuccal hypophysectomy in the Japanese quail.


Methods for recording heart rate and respiratory rate by radio telemetry and by direct wiring and for recording body temperature in chickens.


Incorporation of lycopene in egg yolk.

Incorporation of lycopene in egg yolk.


Vitamin K deficiency in chicks fed practical diets.


Protein solubility in turkey breast post-mortem.


Correlated responses of blood coagulation and prothrombin times to selection for body weight.


Heart rates in Japanese quail.

Heart rates in Japanese quail.


Manganese requirements of laying hens as related to diet calcium.


Incubator tray coverings for hatching turkey eggs.


Hatchability of chicken embryos under simulated high altitude conditions.


Calcium and strontium metabolism in Japanese and Bobwhite quail.


The effect of high levels of dietary DDT on egg production, mortality, fertility, hatchability and pesticide content of yolks in Japanese quail.


The effect of high holding and housing temperatures on hatchability of chicken eggs.


Reproductive development and response of white leghorn pullets subjected to increasing day-lenghts at different ages.


Ethopabate tolerance in growing chickens.


Effects of corn oil and lysine on growth, fatty acid composition and palatability of large broad white turkeys.


The relative value of rapeseed and soybean oils in chick starter diets.


The influence of steam pelleting on the utilization of phosphorus by the laying hen.


Genotype-environment interactions in egg production stocks of chickens. 2. Main effects and interactions of stock, protein, year, and location.


The effect of lighting system and feeder type on the incidence of bruising, and type of housing and feeder on production of broilers.


A rapid cytological method for identifying polyploid birds.


Restricting growth of broiler breeder pullets.


Packed sperm volume versus optical density as a measure of semen concentration.


A reflectance method of determining skin and shank pigmentation.


Lactate dehydrogenase activity in the plasma of chickens with avian erythroblastosis.


The influence of furazolidone on egg weight of chickens.


Cross immunity between Plasmodium relictum and Plasmodium lophurae in chickens.


Effect of delayed maturity and carcass fat on reproductive performance of broiler breeder pullets.


Effects of temperature on the electrocardiogram of broiler chickens.


The effect of time and temperature of cooking on quality of freeze-dehydrated chicken.


The nutritive value of cassava leaf meal.


Semen characteristics as influenced by selection for divergent growth rate in chickens.


The gaseous environment of the chick embryo in relation to its development and hatchability. 4. Effect of carbon dioxide and oxygen levels during the period of the thirteenth through the sixteenth days of incubation.


Ion-exchange chromatography of egg yolk. 1. Separation methods.


Ion-exchange chromatography of egg yolk. 3. Species differences.


Ion-exchange chromatography of egg yolk. 2. Heating, freezing and spray drying.


Response of the chicken pineal gland, blood and reproductive organs to darkness.


Teaching poultry management principles. 1. Determining optimum broiler weights in the growing operation.


Teaching poultry management principles. 2. Evaluation of broiler contracts in the growing operation.


Effect of physical and chemical treatment of grains on growth of and feed utilization by the chick. 2. Effect of water and acid treatments of grains and grain components on chick growth, nitrogen retention and energy utilization.


The feeding value of rye for the growing chick: effect of enzyme supplements, antibiotics, autoclaving and geographical area of production.


Effect of a limited time feeding system on reproductive performance of heavy breed pullets.


Gonadotropic hormones in hens treated with ethylene dibromide.


The influence of several histomoniastats on performance of large white turkeys.


The influence of type of pultry and carcass part on the extractability and emulsifying capacity of salt-soluble proteins.


Meat hygiene. II. Hygiene during slaughter and subsequent treatment of the carcase.


Sheep housing.

Sheep housing.


"Tail-end" lambs.

"Tail-end" lambs.


The effect of vitamin E and selenium on the incidence of retained placentae in dairy cows.


Cat leukaemia.

Cat leukaemia.


Spirochaetales micro-organisms: an agent possibly associated with swine dysentery.


The multiplication of fleas.

The multiplication of fleas.


Infestation of ducklings with leeches.

Infestation of ducklings with leeches.


Changes in general behavior and switch-off behavior motivated by hypothalamic stimulation during lateral geniculate after-discharge in cats.


Enzymo-serological comparison of proteolytic enzymes produced by salmonella species and other enterobacteria.


Studies on Aspergillus fumigatus; properties of intracellular proteinase.


Paratuberculosis in pigs. Experimental infection by oral administration of Mycobacterium paratuberculosis.


Chorio-retinitis in porcine toxoplasmosis.


Histochemical detection of copper in the liver from sheep chronically poisoned by copper.


Studies on capsella bursa pastoris. I. General pharmacology of ethanol extract of the herb.


Kinetics of distribution and metabolism of ataractics of the meprobamate-group in mice.


Light sensitivity of the lizard's epiphysis cerebri.


Excitation of expiratory neurones adjacent to the nucleus ambiguus by carotid sinus baroreceptor and trigeminal afferents.


Function of juxtamedullary nephrons in normotensive and chronically hypertensive rats.


Voltage clamp of a small muscle membrane area by means of a circular sucrose gap arrangement.


Continuous recording of hydrostatic pressure in renal tubules and blood capillaries by use of a new pressure transducer.


The effect of reducing extracellular pH on the membrane currents of the ranvier node.


Behaviour and the possibility of quantitating behaviour.


The amniotic fluid. 3. A morphologic study of cytology.


A critical review of radiation therapy using hyperbaric oxygen treatment.


Additional evidence supporting the occurrence of psilocybin in Panaeolus foenisecii.


Novel analgesics and molecular rearrangements in the morphine--thebaine group. IX. A novel aromatisation during Hofmann degradation.


Novel analgesics and molecular rearrangements in the morphine--thebaine group. XI. The base-catalysed rearrangement of dihydrothebainequinone.


Novel analgesics and molecular rearrangements in the morphine--thebaine group. X. Further acid-catalysed rearrangements of alcohols in the 6,14-endo-ethenotetrahydroghebaine series.


Novel analgesics and molecular rearrangements in the morphine--thebaine group. XII. Derivatives of 7-amino-6,14-endo-ethenotetrahydrothebaine.


Novel analgesics and molecular rearrangements in the morphine-thebaine group. 3. 7-aminomethyl-6,14-endo-ethenotetrahydrothebaines.


Novel analgesics and molecular rearrangements in the morphine-thebaine group. XIV. Substitution in the aromatic nucleus in derivatives of 6,14-endo-ethenotetrahydrothebaine.


Photo-elastic study on the relation between the lumbar lordosis and the load.


A food technologist looks at the future of american dairying.


Splanchnic afferents on the cerebral cortex of the cat.


Monosynaptic action from the rubrospinal tract on last order interneurons of segmental reflex pathways to motoneurons.


Role of the limbic system in conditioned reflexes.


Is picrotoxin a blocker of the postsynaptic inhibition induced by GABA (gamma-aminobutyric acid)?


Choline-C14 and K42 fluxes in cardiac Purkinje fibers.


Inactivation and reactivation of sodium influx in the heart muscle.


Effect of 2,4-dinitrophenol on energy metabolism in from atria: correlation between changes in metabolism and in K+-ion movements across the membrane.


Influence of extracellular pH on the regulation of cerebral blood flow.


Temporal correlation between initial increase in active outward Na transport and energy metabolism in the canine carotid artery during metabolic poisoning by monoiodoacetate.


Automated analysis of the impulse pattern of canine respiratory brain stem neurons during reflex influencing of respiration by pressoreceptors, chemoreceptors and pulmonary afferents.


Left ventricular cineangiographic observations in muscular subaortic stenosis.


A very controversial method of slaughter.


Phosphonic acid analogues of carbohydrate metabolites. Dihydroxypropylphosphonic acid. II. Substrate specificity of L-glycerol-3-phosphate: NAD oxidoreductase.


The value of lymphography to the radiotherapist.


The evolution of methaemalbumin.

The evolution of methaemalbumin.


The relation between the central control of appetite, growth and sexual maturation.


Some anomalies of sexual differentiation: true hermaphroditism and male pseudo-hermaphroditism.


Mammalian meiosis with special reference to man (a pictorial presentation).


Microbiological synthesis of L-3,4-dihydroxyphenylalanine.


Predicted response to selection for crossbred performance in mice.


Histochemical and biochemical observations on muscles from fasted-refed pigs.


Environmental stress and meat quality.

Environmental stress and meat quality.


Effect of successive enucleations of bovine corpora lutea on formation and function of subsequent luteal tissue.


Histological changes in the cow following progestogens.


Superovulation in prepuberal calves on two levels of nutrient intake.


Effect of unilateral ovariectomy in the Yorkshire and Poland China prepuberal gilt.


Effects of energy intake, cow body size and calf sex on composition and yield of milk by Angus-Holstein cows and preweaning growth rate of progeny.


An in vitro technique for evaluation of bloat potential of alfalfa.


Urea utilization in protein supplements for cattle consuming poor quality roughages on the range.


Influence of forage quality on rumination time in sheep.


Influence of feed preparation and number of pigs per pen on performance and occurrence of esophagogastric ulcers in swine.


Comparison of digestion in horses, ponies, rabbits and guinea pigs.


Association between day of birth and corrected weaning weight in beef cattle.


Attempts to induce fertility in postpartum sows.


Modification of bovine luteal function by exogenous oxytocin and progesterone.


Comparative blood ammonia procedures in ruminants.


Biochemical and morphological changes in bovine tubular genitalia during the estrous cycle.


Digesta of sheep fed different hay-grain ratios.


Effect of quantity of rumen dry matter and other factors on determinations of rumen fluid volume with polyethylene glycol.


Tissue fatty acids in normal and myopathic lbs.


Induction of experimental tetany in cattle.


Gel filtration chromatography for the quantitative purification and stabilization of cellulases of turbid solutions.


Biochemistry of sphingolipids. XXII. Paper chromatographic separation of different types of cerebrosides and oligoglycosylceramides.


A chromatographic and fluorimetric method for the determination of oestriol in pregnancy urine.


Neuropathological observations in grass sickness of horses.


Monoamniotic uterine twin pregnancy.

Monoamniotic uterine twin pregnancy.


Instruction in fertility regulation in medical schools of Latin America.


[Patho-biochemistry of tumor-bearing animals. 7. Application of experimental tumors to clinical study. Ca and Cl].


Effect of 5-hydroxytryptamine injected locally into the brain stem on EEG and ECG in chickens.


Cardiovascular studies on copper-deficient swine. 13. The effect of chronic copper deficiency on the cardiovascular system of miniature pigs.


Nutrition of the suckled and early-weaned pig.


Metabolic disorders relating to pregnancy and lactation.


Equine influenza vaccine.

Equine influenza vaccine.


Diabetes in dogs.

Diabetes in dogs.


Acute hepatic failure in the horse.

Acute hepatic failure in the horse.


The evaluation of a complement fixation test for the diagnosis of porcine enzootic pneumonia.


Salmonella infection in young calves.

Salmonella infection in young calves.


A trivalent vaccine against virus pneumonia of calves.


The duration of pregnancy in thoroughbred mares.


Salmonella food poisoning in human beings. The part played by domestic animals.


Isolation of tick-borne fever from feral goats in New Galoway.


Skeletal myopathy in rainbow trout fry.

Skeletal myopathy in rainbow trout fry.


Influenza in the USSR: new antigenic variant A2-Hong Kong-1-68 and its possible precursors.


Psittacosis-lymphogranuloma venereum (PL) agents (Bedsonia, Chlamydia) in ticks, fleas, and native mammals in California.


Porosity of placenta in mouse to maternal cells.


Sexual precocity due to an intracranial tumour causing unusual testicular secretion of testosterone.


Perforation of bowel in newborn as complication of exchange transfusion.


Anti-IgG agglutinins in idiopathic respiratory distress syndrome of the newborn.


Effect of papaverine on potassium and caffeine-induced contractures on frog skeletal muscle.


Distribution, purification and properties of 1-aspartamido-beta-N-acetylglucosamine amidohydrolase. 1. The activity of the enzyme that splits 2-acetamido-1-l-beta-aspartamido-1,2-dideoxy-beta-d- glucose (1-aspartamido-beta-N-acetylglucosamine) was measured in tissues from different mammalian species. 2. The enzyme from an aqueous extract of rat liver was purified 150-fold in 56% yield. 3. Optimum activity for the hydrolysis of 1-aspartamido-beta-N-acetylglucosamine was at pH7, and ammonia and N-acetylglucosamine were liberated in equimolar amounts. At pH8.5, 1-amino-N-acetylglucosamine was the only sugar produced after short periods of incubation. On prolonged incubation there was spontaneous liberation of ammonia from this compound. 4. It is concluded that the enzyme is an amidase.


N-terminal sequences of alpha-crystallin. The amino acid sequences at the N-terminal ends of the chains of the lens protein, alpha-crystallin, were studied. Both the main kinds of chain in bovine alpha-crystallin (A chains and B chains) have an N-terminal methionine residue, and the amino group is acetylated. Selective purification of the peptides in a tryptic digest of bovine alpha-crystallin gave a preparation consisting largely of the N-terminal peptide from the A chains, and the sequence of this peptide was elucidated. Subsequently, the N-terminal peptides were prepared from separated A and B chains. The proposed sequences are: A chain, acetyl-Met-Asp-Ile-Ala-Ile-Gln-His-Pro-Trp-Phe-Lys; B chain, acetyl-Met-Asp-Ile-Ala-Ile-His-(Pro,Trp)-Ile-Arg. The similarity between the sequences supports the hypothesis that the A and B chains are derived evolutionarily from a common precursor.


The effect of dietary fat on lipogenesis in mammary gland and liver from lactating and virgin mice. 1. Virgin and lactating C(3)H mice maintained on laboratory chow were transferred to a high-fat (15% corn oil) or a fat-free diet 3 days before being killed. 2. The linoleate content of liver, mammary gland and milk was decreased in lactating mice given the fat-free diet but was increased in those fed on the high-fat diet. Changes in linoleate content and mammary gland followed a similar but much less marked trend in virgin animals. 3. Hepatic fatty acid synthesis in lactating and virgin mice fed on the fat-free diet was higher than in corresponding animals fed on either the chow or the high-fat diet. The lipogenic capacity of livers from mice fed on either the chow or the high-fat diet was greater in lactating than in virgin animals. These changes in hepatic lipogenic capacity were accompanied by alterations in the specific activities of certain enzymes involved in fat synthesis. 4. Mammary gland from virgin and lactating animals showed no such adaptation to dietary fat. Results indicate that fatty acid synthesis in neither mammary-gland parenchymal cells nor mammary-gland adipose cells can be influenced by dietary fat in the same way as in the hepatocyte.


Effects of nitrosomethylurea and nitrosomethylurethan on the physical chemical properties of DNA.


Degradation of DNA by carbamoyloxyurea--an oxidation product of hydroxyurea.


Selective inhibition of the semiconservative replication of mouse satellite DNA.


A ribonuclease from Physarum. Biochemical properties and synthesis in the mitotic cycle.


Calcium metabolism in lactating ewes.

Calcium metabolism in lactating ewes.


The presence of carotenoids in egg deposits of the Chironomus annularius Meig (Diptera: Chironomidae).


Synthesis in vitro of immunoglobulins produced by different human mucous membranes.


Studies with Chikungunya virus. II. Serological survey of humans and animals in India.


Survey of the Eastern Himalayas for endemicity of scrub typhus.


Relaxation studies of the proflavine-DNA complex: the kinetics of an intercalation reaction.


Separation of the proteolytic and esterasic activities of trypsin by reversible structural modifications.


Assembly of bacteriophage T4 tail fibers: the sequence of gene product interaction.


The neurochemistry of adipose tissue.

The neurochemistry of adipose tissue.


Parasitic infestation in infants presenting with gastroenteritis in U.A.R.


The regulation of egg output by Ostertagia ostertagi in calves infected once only.


Seasonal incidence and development of the cestode Caryophyllaeus laticeps (Pallas) in the River Avon.


Observations on the faecal egg count of calves naturally infected with Ostertagia ostertagi.


Life-cycles of helminth parasites using Gammarus lacustris as an intermediate host in a Canadian lake.


Studies on ascaridoid nematodes in pythons: speciation of Ophidascaris in the Oriental and Australian regions.


Biological role of lateral hypothalamic structures participating in the control of maternal behaviour in the rat. Motility, explorative behaviour, lactation, and the effect of reduced food intake.


Studies on the fish oogenesis. 3. Vitellogenesis in some freshwater teleosts.


A cytological study of oogenesis and yolk formation in the Gulf Coast toad, Bufo valliceps Wiegmann.


Tumor inhibitors. XLV. Crotepoxide, a novel cyclohexane diepoxide tumor inhibitor from Croton macrostachys.


Formation of porphyrin isomers from porphobilinogen by various hemolysates of red cells from bovine and human subjects with erythropoietic (uro-) porphyria.


Materno-foetal metabolic relationship.

Materno-foetal metabolic relationship.


Protein turnover in the pre- and postnatal period in rabbits.


Some aspects of lipid and carbohydrate metabolism in foetal and newborn rabbits.


Studies on the development of ornithine-ketoacid aminotransferase activity in mammalian liver.


Growth hormone in the plasma of mothers and of different groups of newborn infants.


Arteriography of the spinal cord.

Arteriography of the spinal cord.


Angiographic features of fourth ventricle tumors with special reference to the posterior inferior cerebellar artery.


Experimental studies on the lymphatics of the esophagus from the surgical point of view.


Husbandry of blood products; the clinical use of cyklokapron.


Clinical services in a community mental health program.


Blockade of ovulation after atropine implants in the lateral hypothalamus of the rat.


Initiation of mitosis in interphase plasmodia of Physarum polycephalum by coalescence with premitotic plasmodia.


Heats of adsorption of carbon monoxide on bone mineral and on thorium oxide by gas-solid chromatography.


Rabies in Kansas.

Rabies in Kansas.


Population: more than family planning.

Population: more than family planning.


Population: a hopeless case?

Population: a hopeless case?


Population: the need for an ethic.

Population: the need for an ethic.


Physiological bases of family planning. A. Physiological bases of reproduction related to conception control.


Implications of contraception. B. Cancer and contraceptive devices.


Population: a practical concern.

Population: a practical concern.


Phagocytosis of spermatozoa by leucocytes in bovine cervical mucus in vitro.


Corpus luteum maintenance in a ewe with one congenitally absent uterine horn.


The distribution of embryos in intersex pigs.


Fate of the unfertilized sheep ovum.

Fate of the unfertilized sheep ovum.


Oxytocin-produced changes in the bovine ovary before and after unilateral ovariectomy.


Uterine irrigation as a means of producing oestrus in the cow.


Housing the young calf.

Housing the young calf.


Calcareous tendinitis in the cat.

Calcareous tendinitis in the cat.


Nutrition of the dairy heifer.

Nutrition of the dairy heifer.


Hybridization studies with influenza virus RNA.


Studies on the nature of dengue viruses. IV. The structural proteins of type 2 dengue virus.


Polyphosphate and other phosphorus compounds during growth and differentiation of Physarum polycephalum.


Developments in veterinary science. Bovine pulmonary emphysema.


Lead levels in tissues and stomach contents of poisoned cattle: a fifteen-year survey.


The effects of I.C.I. compound 33828 (methallibure) on the testicular development and health of immature boars.


Spinal dysraphism, arthrogryposis and cleft palate in newborn charolais calves.


Case report. Repeated halothane anaesthesia in an American Bald Eagle.


Biochemical effects of mithramycin on cultured cells.


Modification of the immunologic response to human choriocarcinoma in the hamster cheek pouch by heterologous  antilymphocyte serum.


Retention of 6-mercaptopurine derivatives by intact cells as an index of drug response in human and murine leukemias.


Blockade of reserpine-induced gonadal inhibition in the female rat by iproniazid.


Studies on colony formation in vitro by mouse bone marrow cells. I. Continuous cluster formation and relation of clusters to colonies.


The influence of conditioned media and nonessential amino acid supplementation on the growth of cells in vitro.


Hemoglobin and ferritin synthesis in erythroid cells in prolonged marrow cell cultures.


Genetics of somatic mammalian cells. IX. Quantitation of mutagenesis by physical and chemical agents.


The mitogenic action of ovarian hormones on the uterine and the vaginal epithelium during the oestrous cycle in the rat: a radioautographic study.


The effect of polyamines on cell culture cells.


Progesterone concentration in the peripheral plasma of sheep during the oestrous cycle.


The effect of "muscle cornin" on nucleic acid synthesis of carcinoma cells.


Polygraphic recordings in bilaterally enulcleated chicks.


On the adaptation of blood and circulatory organs caused by intermittent low-pressure stimuli.


Plasma triglycerides and free fatty acids following fat load in Ainu.


The force-velocity relation and the dynamic constants of the guinea-pig taenia coli.


Progesterone levels in the systemic plasma of pregnant, cycling and ovariectomized cows.


A block of the luteinizing hormone and of ovulation despite oestrus in ICI 33828-treated gilts.


Peripheral plasma progesterone levels in pigs during the oestrous cycle.


The effects of injected oestradiol-17-beta, progesterone and dietary ICI 33828 on ovarian and pituitary functions in the sow and gilt.


Glucose utilization by the myometrium during early pseudopregnancy in the rat.


Control of luteal function during early pregnancy in the guinea-pig.


Induced ovulations in adult hysterectomized rats.


The time of ovulation in the ewe following treatment with human chorionic gonadotrophin.


Phosphogluconate dehydrogenase polymorphism in British wild rats.


Some effects of a hallucinogenic compound (cyprenorphine hydrochloride; M 285) on the light reinforced behaviour of rats.


Demonstration of louping-ill virus in abnormal Purkinje cells.


The persistence of drug resistance in strains of Eimeria species in broiler chickens following a change of coccidiostat.


The incidence of congenital abnormalities in the mandibular dentition of fallow deer (Dama dama L.).


Further studies on an intracellular component associated with Chikungunya virus-specific RNA.


Degradation of synovial fluid and hyaluronic acid by serum and testicular hyaluronidase, and by L-ascorbic acid and the effect of inhibitors.


Measurement of serum albumin by the HABA-dye technique: a study of the effect of free and conjugated bilirubin, of bile acids and of certain drugs.


Multiple forms of dipeptidases in normal human intestinal mucosa and in mucosa from children with coeliac disease.


Certain particularities of prolactin secretion during the milk-retention experiment.


Effects of dietary fats with different essential fatty acid configurations on plasma and liver cholesterol in rats.


Natural F-actin. V. Interaction with alpha-actinin, tropomyosin and native tropomyosin.


Prolonged lactation and family spacing in Rwanda.


Changes in the treatment of delayed callus formation and pseudarthrosis.


Molecular biology of bone.

Molecular biology of bone.


Collapse of single DNA molecules in ethanol.


Phenylalanine antimetabolite effect on development. I. Behavioral effects of D,L-4-chlorophenylalanine in the young rat.


Demonstration of DNA synthesis in filamentous structure of the nucleolus.


Mechanism of inorganic phosphate diuresis secondary to saline infusions in the rat. Excretion of sodium, inorganic phosphate, and calcium in normal and in parathyroidectomized rats.


Static behaviour of cold receptors in the trigeminal area.


Effects of sustained intrathoracic vascular distension on body fluid distribution and renal excretion in man.


Scotopic and mesopic light adaptation in the cat's retina.


A roller for expressing intraluminal fluid in reproductive and accessory sex organs.


Ion content and ion fluxes in the smooth muscle cells of the longitudinal layer of the guinea-pig's vas deferens.


Electrical control of urinary incontinence: physiology.


Glucose and immunoreactive insulin disappearance from the circulation following intravenous insulin administration, and the growth hormone response.


The cellulase of Humicola insolens.

The cellulase of Humicola insolens.


Effect of lack of calcium on the starfish acrosome.


California Mastitis Test.

California Mastitis Test.


Reproduction in goats subsequent to removal of intrauterine spirals.


Haemolytic activities of Cl. chauvoei.

Haemolytic activities of Cl. chauvoei.


Studies on the structure of the salivary glands of the Indian buffalo (Bos bubalis).


Diurnal variations of haemoglobin in Milch buffaloes.


Vitamin A deficiency and urinary calculi in sheep.


The pattern of volatile fatty acid production in lambs under different feeding regime.


On the occurrence of Rallietina (R) celebensis (janicki, 1902) in rats in Bombay with special reference to its zoonotic importance.


Patellar luxation in a pup.

Patellar luxation in a pup.


Penectomy in case of urethral rupture in a  bullock.


Treatment of psoroptic mange in sheep with juniperus communis (hipush) extract.


Antibiotic sensitivity of Streptococci from buffalo-cow udder.


Parasites of sheep.

Parasites of sheep.


Atmospheric fluorides.

Atmospheric fluorides.


Relating progeny superiority to genetic trend in cattle.


Influence of carcass weight upon carcass composition and consumer preference for lamb.


Calcium accumulating ability and compositional differences between sarcoplasmic reticulum fractions from normal and pale, soft, exudative porcine muscle.


Ultrasonic prediction of swine carcass composition.


Estimation of carcass traits by visual appraisal of market livestock.


Influence of sex and sire upon growth and carcass traits of beef cattle.


Partitioning the nutrients of forage for horses.


Energy and nitrogen evaluation of swine diets containing added fat or corn cobs.


Repeated superovulation in calves.

Repeated superovulation in calves.


Dose-response relationships in synchronized beef heifers treated with follicle stimulating hormone.


Growth and reproductive performance of bulls and heifers fed purified and natural diets. II. Effect of diet and urea on electrocardiograph and respiratory patterns.


Studies on liquid hemicellulose and cane molasses as carbohydrate sources in urea-containing diets of sheep.


Science and world animal production.

Science and world animal production.


Effects of the male's copulatory behavior on successful pregnancy of the female rat.


Overcoming the effects of prior punishment on interspecies aggression in the rat.


Effect of patterns of aversive and appetitive conditioned stimuli on the incidence of gastric lesions in the immobilized rat.


Effect of sustained low doses of diazepam on aggression and mortality in grouped male mice.


Problems of identification in young black children--static or changing.


Spontaneous vascular lesions in Indian pigs.


Progressive changes in the small-intestinal villous pattern with increasing length of gestation.


Simple delay device for analog signals.

Simple delay device for analog signals.


Effects of micro-injections of L-glutamate into the hypothalamus on attack and flight behaviour in cats.


The epizootiology of African swine fever in Africa.


Observations on non-infectious infertility in sows.


Salt poisoning in a boxer bitch.

Salt poisoning in a boxer bitch.


Unilateral pyelonephritis and nephrectomy in a bull calf.


The isolation of Salmonella othmarschen from calves.


The progressive retinal atrophy scheme.

The progressive retinal atrophy scheme.


The vaginal mucus test.

The vaginal mucus test.


Seventeen months in utero.

Seventeen months in utero.


The cell wall of Helminthosporium sativum.


The effect of oxygen on cellular survival and recovery after radiation.


Learning and use of logical symbols by deaf and hearing subjects.


Efficiency of production and cow size in beef cattle.


Growth hormone level in the blood of dwarf and normal hereford cattle.


Effect of postmortem aging time and temperature on beef muscle attributes.


Sex and weight adjustments for beef carcass characteistics.


Estimation of body composition in young calves.


Ovulatory response of the ewe to repeated injections of PMS.


Effect of protein level during pregnancy and lactation on plasma amino acid profile of swine.


Salivary and ruminal characteristics, respiration rate and EKG patterns of steers fed a pelleted or ground roughage diet at two levels of intake.


Effect of elevated ambient temperature on lipid levels and cholesterol metabolism in the ram testis.


Suppression of ovine luteal function by 17 beta-estradiol.


Thyroid status and life span of the corpus luteum in the ewe and rat.


Ultrastructural changes during germination of Dictyostelium discoideum spores. Spores of Dictyostelium discoideum undergo significant changes in fine structure during germination. The mitochondria progressively become less dense and lose their peripherally attached ribosomes, and the tubuli become more pronounced as germination proceeds. During this period, the three-layered spore wall breaks down in two stages: first, the outer and middle layers are ruptured as a unit, and, second, the inner wall is breached. Crystals and dark (lipid) bodies disappear shortly before or during emergence of the myxamoebae. Autophagic vacuoles are found in dormant spores and throughout the entire germination process. The addition of cycloheximide to germinating spores inhibited the loss of the crystals and dark (lipid) bodies. In addition, the drug inhibited the breakdown of the inner wall layer. Cycloheximide did not prevent the formation of the water expulsion vesicle or the apparent function of the autophagic vacuoles.


In vitro hemolytic characteristic of Vibrio parahaemolyticus: its close correlation with human pathogenicity. An in vitro hemolytic characteristic of Vibrio parahaemolyticus is closely correlated with human pathogenicity.


Measuring milk flow of dairy cows.

Measuring milk flow of dairy cows.


Effects of age and stage of lactation on type classification.


Relation of ration sucrose level and grain content to lactation performance and rumen fermentation.


Relationships among first-lactation and lifetime measurements in a dairy population.


Value of dehydrated alfalfa in rations for lactating cows.


Effects of addition of fiber to simplified and to complex starters fed to young dairy calves.


Passage of digesta from the abomasum of a calf fed soy flour milk replacers and whole milk.


Mastitis control: methods and progress.

Mastitis control: methods and progress.


Control of mastitis in the dairy herd by hygiene and management.


Role of immunization in mastitis control.


Role of therapy in mastitis control.

Role of therapy in mastitis control.


Physiological limitations on milk production.


Factors affecting mammary gland cell numbers.


Acquired stimulus control of drug-induced changes in aggressive display in betta splendens. Male Siamese fighting fish exhibit stereotyped aggression reactions to their mirror reflections. When distinctive neutral stimuli (flickering colored lights) were repeatedly associated with drug-potentiated aggression (morphine sulfate) and drug-depressed aggression (phenergan), the stimuli came to exert specific stimulus control over aggressive display even after the drugs were discontinued.


Frequency of attack in shock-elicited aggression as a function of the performance of individual rats. Fighting rates between paired rats were investigated as a function of the probability of attack by a single animal. Animals from stable high-fighting and low-fighting frequency pairs were intermatched to detect individual high-fighting and low-fighting rats. Pairs of high-fighting animals then received saline or different chlorpromazine dosages during successive sessions. Finally, single high-fighting members of each pair also received the different drug dosages. The chief findings were that: (a) rats showing high fighting rates when matched against each other revealed low fighting rates when matched against one, but not the other member of a low-fighting pair; and (b) high-fighting rats decreased their fighting rates as their own or their opponent's chlorpromazine dosage increased. These results indicated that a low rate of fighting on the part of one rat results in a low fighting rate on the part of its opponent.


Some effects of punishment on pain-elicited aggression. Painful mechanical tail-pinch elicited aggressive responses in paired rats; response-contingent electric shock to either forepaws or hindpaws suppressed fighting and stereotyped aggressive postures, including those in which dominance was expressed. There was no evidence that aggression was facilitated by shock that was contingent on pain-elicited aggressive responses. Aggressive responding recovered when shock was discontinued.


An ultrastructural study of the hyphae, endoconidia and chlamydospores of Thielaviopsis basicola.


Cyclic changes in cervical mucus. 1. Cyclic changes in cervical mucus as an indication of ovarian function.


[3 cases of Dubin-Johnson syndrome occurring in familiies].


Chlorpromazine and ethanol combination. Effects on respiration, random motor activity and conditioned avoidance-escape in mice.


The use of goldfish as a model for alcohol amnesia in man.


Urethrolysis and external urethroplasty in the female.


Translumbar aortography.

Translumbar aortography.


Urethral dilatation: technique, precautions, and complications.


A karyological analysis of two cyprinid fishes, Notemigonus crysoleucas and Notropis lutrensis.


Brucellosis still spreading.

Brucellosis still spreading.


Confluent and reticulate papillomatosis (Gougerot-Carteaud) and pityrosporum orbiculare.


Control of rabies.

Control of rabies.


Getting the Act right.

Getting the Act right.


Tortoises, terrapins and turtles.

Tortoises, terrapins and turtles.


Steady-state plasma levels of nortriptyline in twins: influence of genetic factors and drug therapy. Nineteen identical (monozygotic) and 20 fraternal (dizygotic) sets of twins between 45 and 51 years of age were given nortriptyline orally in doses of 0.2 mg./kg. body weight three times daily for eight days. The steady-state plasma concentrations of nortriptyline were calculated from the mean of the determinations for days 6, 7, and 8. Identical twins, not treated with other drugs, achieved similar steady-state plasma concentrations of nortriptyline in contrast to fraternal twins who were not given other drugs. The intrapair similarity in steady-state plasma concentrations was not found in identical twins simultaneously treated with various drugs during the experiment. Identical and fraternal twins treated with drugs containing barbiturates had considerably lower steady-state plasma concentrations of nortriptyline compared with untreated twins.It is concluded that most of the variability in nor-triptyline steady-state plasma concentration between persons who have not received drugs is genetically determined. Exposure to other drugs also influences the steady-state plasma concentration of nortriptyline, which in a given patient may therefore be determined by a resultant of genetic and environmental factors.


Induction and suppression of the cytotoxic activity of human lymphocytes in vitro by heterologous anti-lymphocyte serum.


Disassociation of conjugated proteins in the presence of porous glass.


The primary action of lithium chloride on morphogenesis in Lymnaea stagnalis.


Inability of Ag-Anti-Ag complexes to fix complement and its significance.


Electrical stimulation of the paraventricular nucleus in the pregnant cat.


Comparative in vivo studies of RNA synthesis in the fetal liver, placenta, and maternal liver.


Effect of phytohaemagglutinin on Ehrlich ascites carcinoma.


Chemical and organoleptic changes in poultry meat resulting from the growth of psychrophylic spoilage bacteria at 1 degree C. 3. Glutamine, glutathione, tyrosine, ammonia, lactic acid, creatine, carbohydrate, haem pigment and hydrogen sulphide.


Chemical and organoleptic changes in poultry meat resulting from the growth of psychrophylic spoilage bacteria at 1 degree C. 5. Effects on palatability.


Chemical and organoleptic changes in poultry meat resulting from the growth of psychrophylic spoilage bacteria at 1 degree C. 4. Changes in the muscle lipid.


The influence of tertiary structure upon the optical activity of three globular proteins: myoglobin, hemoglobin and lysozyme.


Stability of secretin.

Stability of secretin.


New bat chiggers of the genus Perissopalla from Venezuela and northeastern Brazil (Acarina: Trombiculidae).


A new species of Amblyomma from iguanas in the Caribbean (Acarina: Ixodidae).


Papillary sarcinoma of the epididymis.

Papillary sarcinoma of the epididymis.


Cellular deoxyribonucleic acid synthesis and loss of contact inhibition in irradiated and contact-inhibited cell cultures infected with fibroma virus. Cultural changes that follow infection of rabbit kidney cells with fibroma virus were studied. Characteristic alterations of cell morphology and development of multilayered piles and cords of cells were found to occur in infected cultures in which cell division was blocked by gamma radiation or by cell crowding and serum deprivation, thus indicating no dependence upon cell division. Fibroma virus infection did not remove blocks to cell division, but it did exert distinct effects upon nuclear deoxyribonucleic acid synthesis in cells blocked by radiation or cell crowding. Use of tritium-labeled thymidine and autoradiography demonstrated that after infection initial inhibition of nuclear incorporation was followed by sharply increased nuclear labeling at a time that coincided with beginning alterations of cell morphology and development of cell piling.


Morphogenesis of Newcastle disease virus in chorioallantoic membrane. Chick embryo chorioallantoic membrane, infected with the Blacksburg strain of Newcastle disease virus, was examined with an electron microscope to investigate the sequence of viral-induced host cell alterations. These were evident mostly in the endodermal epithelial cells lining the allantoic sac and were divided arbitrarily into three stages. Stage 1 was characterized by commencement of cell hypertrophy and hyperplasia and presence of fewer cytoplasmic inclusion bodies normally found in the cells; in stage 2, juxtanuclear nucleocapsid-glycogen aggregates appeared, and there were increased numbers of microvilli; stage 3 was characterized by increased cytoplasmic density and evidence of viral assembly and release. The morphological features of viral assembly and the virion are also described.


Morphogenesis of influenza A virus in Ehrlich ascites tumor cells as revealed by thin-sectioning and freeze-etching. The budding of a tumor-adapted strain of influenza A(0) virus at the surface of Ehrlich ascites tumor cells was studied by electron microscopy. Thin sections of budding sites showed the formation of a fuzzy coat on the outside of the cell membrane and simultaneously the apposition of a dark layer on the inner side. The continuity of cellular and viral membrane seemed to be preserved up to the point where the virion remained attached by only a thin stalk. Freeze-etching of virus budding sites yielded pictures in which a clear differentiation between the viral membrane and the host cell membrane was visible. The breaks across the fuzzy coat revealed striations corresponding to the "spikes" seen in negative contrast, whereas tangentially broken virus particles were best interpreted by assuming that splitting occurred midway between the two outer layers of the envelope.


Psychotherapist prescribes a drug in his office; medicolegal risks.


Schistosomiasis: prenatal induction of tolerance to antigens.


Facilitation of aggressive behaviour in rat by direct cholinergic stimulation of the hypothalamus.


Maternal phenylketonuria. Course of two pregnancies.


Comparison of a live drinking water vaccine for fowl cholera in turkeys to a killed drinking water vaccine and to five injected commercial bacterins.


The efficiency of bunamidine hydroxynaphthoate against Echinococcus granulosus in dogs.


A controlled test of methyridine, haloxon and pyrantel tartrate against Nematodirus battus in lambs.


The action of prolactin on the adrenocortical function.


Some enzymic properties of a protease from Alternaria tenuissima.


Aminonucleoside-induced renal disease in newborn rats.


Studies on oestradiol receptors in uterus.


Serum thyroid-stimulating activity during pregnancy.


Study of the metabolism in vitro of glucose in the rat epididymal fat tissue. Stimulating effect of palmitic acid.


Membrane potential measurements on fertilized Fucus eggs.


Mechanism of iron-reduction by nitrate reductase inducible aerobic microorganisms.


The effect of cytosine arabinoside upon the primary immune response in vitro.


Biologic effects of Mycoplasma pneumoniae and other mycoplasmas from man on hamster tracheal organ culture.


Sensitivity to experimental hypertension and aggressive reactions in rats.


Effects of estrogen implant in median eminence on serum and pituitary prolactin levels in the rat.


Induced preincubation aging of the avian egg and subsequent development of the embryo, as revealed by the DNA, RNA, and protein level of its spleen.


A report on the wing web method of vaccination against avian encephalomyelitis using the CAE strain.


Effect of lincomycin and spectinomycin on airsacculitis of turkey poults.


The effect of incubation time longer than 24 hours on Mycoplasma gallisepticum serum tube agglutination test titers.


The acute inflammatory reaction in chicken skin: blood cellular response.


Serologic and immunologic response of ducks to inactivated and attenuated duck plague virus.


Studies of an agent causing mortality among ducklings immune to duck virus hepatitis.


Effects of avian infectious bronchitis virus (IBV) on tracheal organ cultures.


The interaction of the fluorescent dye 1-anilino-8-naphthalene sulfonic acid with horse serum butyrylcholinesterase.


Termination of residential treatment of children with emphasis on the process with the parents.


A new histone found only in mammalian tissues with little cell division.


A tissue culture study of morphine dependence on the mammalian CNS.


Notes on ecological relationships of four species of lorisids in Rio Muni, West Africa.


On the organon sublinguale in Callicebus (primates, platyrrhini).


Innervation of oral tissues in some primates.


Renal cortical hypoplasia with secondary hyperparathyroidism in the dog.


Pulmonary alveolar microlithiasis with ruptured chordae tendineae in mitral and tricuspid valves in a dog.


An epizootic of bovine cysticercosis.

An epizootic of bovine cysticercosis.


Ovarian wedge resection in a mare.

Ovarian wedge resection in a mare.


Dairy economics guide Wisconsin practitioners.


Clinico-pathologic conference.

Clinico-pathologic conference.


Craniomandibular osteopathy.

Craniomandibular osteopathy.


Modified substrates and modified products as inducers of carbohydrases. Cellobiose and isomaltose are both inducers and repressors of cellulase and dextranase, respectively. The repression can be avoided by supplying the disaccharide slowly. This has been done by use of palmitate and acetate esters which are hydrolyzed by esterases of the growing organism to yield the inducer. Sucrase yields, also, are greatly increased (to 80 times) by substituting sucrose monopalmitate for sucrose in the culture medium.


Carbohydrate metabolism during morphogenesis of Coprinus lagopus (sensu Buller). The occurrence and properties of enzymes of carbohydrate metabolism were studied during dikaryotic fruiting of the mushroom Coprinus lagopus. Enzymes of hexose monophosphate catabolism, sugar alcohol (polyol) dehydrogenases (DH), and trehalase occurred throughout development. The ratio of xylitol DH to sorbitol DH was greater than unity in both monokaryotic mycelium and dikaryotic fruit body caps, whereas this ratio decreased in the stipe (stalk) tissue. Xylitol DH and sorbitol DH were both dependent upon nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD) and showed maximal activity at pH 9. Two separate enzymes were suspected on the basis of preferential utilization of the NAD analogue, thionicotinamide-NAD, by xylitol DH, and this feature was consistent throughout development. An appraisal of the carbohydrate pool revealed trehalose and glucose, with the former predominant in the stipe and the latter in excess in the cap of dikaryotic fruit bodies. Trehalase activity in dialyzed enzyme extracts showed pH optima at acid and alkaline pH levels in monokaryotic mycelium, dikaryotic stipes, and cap tissues.


Characterization and relatedness of marine vibrios pathogenic to fish: physiology, serology, and epidemiology. Cultural characteristics and serological relationships of pathogenic marine vibrios isolated from fish in the Pacific Northwest were studied. These organisms were compared with cultures of Vibrio anguillarum, a known fish pathogen. On the basis of morphological and cultural characteristics, the Pacific Northwest strains of Vibrio were found to be closely related to V. anguillarum. Serological analyses of thermostable antigens served to distinguish three serotypes among the vibrios. Serotype 1 was composed of organisms isolated from Northwest salmonids; serotype 2 of strains of V. anguillarum from European waters; and serotype 3 of organisms isolated from Pacific herring. The epidemiology of vibrio disease among populations of fish in the Pacific Northwest is discussed.


Characterization and relatedness of marine vibrios pathogenic to fish: deoxyribonucleic acid homology and base composition. Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) isolated from several pathogenic marine vibrios was utilized in studies of base composition and nucleotide sequence relationships. Patterns of relatedness inferred from DNA criteria were found to correlate closely with those inferred from morphological, physiological, and serological analysis of the same organisms. The utility of the phenotypic and genotypic approaches to the determination of relatedness is discussed.


Induced salt sensitivity in fungal cells and its reversal by imidazole derivatives. The sensitivity to Cl(-) and Br(-) induced by heat shock of cells of Ophiostoma multiannulatum and of Rhodotorula glutinis could be partially reversed by histidine and some other imidazole derivatives.


Portrait of a gene.

Portrait of a gene.


Diastereoisomerism due to non-inverting nitrogen atoms in oxaziridines.


Some semi-synthetic derivatives of pyrrolizidine alkaloids.


Pyrimidine reactions. XIX. Aminolysis and hydrolysis of sulphoxides and sulphones derived from 2-(p-substituted phenylthio)-pyrimidines.


Sodium borohydride reduction of unsaturated conjugated 12-ketones derived from cholic acid.


Enzymic phenol oxidation. 3. Head-to-head coupling of 1,2,3,4-tetrahydro-7-hydroxy-1-(4-hydroxyphenethyl)-6-methoxy-2-methylisoquinoline with homogenised Wasabia japonica Matsumura and hydrogen peroxide.


Larval development of Hymenolepis nana (Cestoda) in different classes of vertebrates.


Benzo[b]thiophen derivatives. X. Nitration of benzo[b]thiophen-3-carboxylic acid.


Hereditary disease in British Antarctic sledge dogs.


Polymerizing equilibria in neurophysin.

Polymerizing equilibria in neurophysin. 1. Evidence for the occurrence of a rapidly polymerizing equilibrium system in freshly prepared aqueous solutions of porcine neurophysin has been obtained by frontal and zonal analysis of gel-filtration elution patterns.2. Elution volumes increased with decreasing protein concentration and derivative analysis of fronts suggested the existence of different polymerizing forms varying in relative proportion with protein concentration.3. In the presence of lysine vasopressin, the results suggested a shift of the equilibrium in favour of higher polymerizing forms.4. In the presence of Ca(2+) elution patterns became characteristic of a monodisperse system of relatively high molecular weight. The effect of Ca(2+) did not survive removal of the ion and was not reproduced by Mg(2+).5. Evidence for a slowly developing polymerization of neurophysin in aqueous solution has been obtained in experiments with solution prepared 24 hr before subjection to gel-filtration.6. A model is proposed for the description of the binding of lysine vasopressin to porcine neurophysin.


Some aspects of cardiovascular disease in the dog.


Persistent hyperplastic primary vitreous in a greyhound.


The interpretation of Oesophagostomum spp. egg counts in growing pigs: correlation between egg counts and worm burdens.


Occurrence of Rhipecephalus sanguineus in London.


Studies on the interstitial cells of the testis. 3. The ultrastructure in the immature mongolian gerbil and the effect of stimulation with human chorionic gonadotropin.


The hemolytic-uremic syndrome: a study of renal pathologic alterations.


Letters to the editor: alcoholism.

Letters to the editor: alcoholism.


Atherosclerosis in exotic carnivora and pinnipedia.


Mothers' intended actions for childhood symptoms.


Method for continuous registration of O2-binding curves of hemoproteins by means of a diffusion chamber.


Rapid isolation of basic proteins and polypeptides from salivary gland secretions by adsorption chromatography on polyacrylamide gel.


Heparin-induced thrombocytopenia. An unexpected response to treatment of consumption coagulopathy.


Caprine cloisonne renal lesion. Ultrastructure of the thickened proximal convoluted tubular basement membrane.


Partial synthesis of phosphatidylethanolamines.


A consideration of methods of insulin assay.


Flexibility of immunoglobulin G molecules as established by fluorescent polarisation measurements.


Diaphragmatic hernia in a buffalo bullock.


Effects of atmospheric ammonia on the pig.


On the immunologic function of the zona pellucida.


Effect of the IUCD on uterine motility in the ewe.


Selection of beef cattle for single traits.


Genetic variation in total and differential growth of carcass components in beef cattle.


Dystocia in reciprocally crossed Angus, Hereford and Charolais cattle.


Influence of sex, liveweight and anatomical location of bovine lipids. 3. Fatty acid composition of the neutral and phospholipid fractions from three muscles.


Distribution of parenterally administered 45Ca in bones of growing pigs.


Induction of ovulation with sexovid (Compound F6066) and its mode of action.


Effects of protein level sequence and kind of starter on rate and efficiency of gain of growing swine, and on carcass characteristics.


Influence of age at weaning and kind and protein content of starter on rate and efficiency of gain of growing swine, and carcass characteristics.


Effect of diet form and emulsifying agents on fat utilization by young pigs.


Changes in the perinatal pig.

Changes in the perinatal pig.


Growth of Yorkshire suckling pigs.

Growth of Yorkshire suckling pigs.


Nitrogen digestion in different segments of the equine digestive tract.


Neonatal thermostability and body composition of piglets from experimentally prolonged gestations.


Estimation of growth hormone secretion rate in cattle.


Effects of adding low levels of roughages or roughage substitutes to high energy rations for fattening steers.


Factors affecting metabolism and absorption of L (+)-lactate-U-14C by bovine rumen epithelium in vitro.


Correction of the amino acid sequence of calf liver microsomal cytochrome b5.


1,2,3,4,6-penta-azaindenes (8-azapurines). VII. Degradation by acid of the 6-methylthio-derivatives of 8-azapurines and purines to thiol esters as 4-amino-5-(methylthio)carbonyl-1,2,3,-triazole (3a) and the corresponding imidazole.


Novel analgesics and molecular rearrangements in the morphine-thebaine group. XV. Ozonolysis of derivatives of 6,14-endo-ethenotetrahydrothebaine.


Constituents of the higher fungi. IX. Bovinone, 2,5-dihydroxy-3-geranylgeranyl-1,4-benzoquinone from Boletus (Suillus) bovinus (linn. ex Fr.) Kuntze.


Constitution of the dibenzofuran, psi-rhodomyrtoxin, isolated from Rhodomyrtus macrocarpa Benth.


Structure of chlorflavonin.

Structure of chlorflavonin.


Alkylation of 4-pteridones in dimethylformamide.


Reactions of 4-methoxy-2-oxopyran-6-ylacetic acid with acid anhydrides.


Isatogens. VI. Synthesis of isatogens via tolan (diphenylacetylene) intermediates.


Potentially carcinogenic cyclopenta(a)phenanthrenes. 3. Oxidation studies.


Synthesis and stereochemistry of 3-methyl analogues of pethidine.


A product from the reaction of pyridine with acetic anhydride.


Optical rotatory dispersion of carotenoids.


Novel analgesics and molecular rearrangements in the morphine-thebaine group. XVI. Some derivatives of 6,14-endo-etheno-7, 8-dihydromorphine.


Synthesis of (plus or minus)-fumaricine and its diastereoisomer.


Studies on the synthesis of heterocyclic compounds. CCCXV. Modified total synthesis of (plus or minus)-galanthamine through phenol oxidation.


Coumarins and related compounds. IX. A new synthesis of benzocoumarins and 3-methylbenzocoumarins from naphthols and acrylic esters.


Purine studies. VI. Formation, hydrolysis, and aminolysis of some purine sulphoxides and sulphones.


Observations on the origin of the 'germinal cytoplasm' in Xenopus laevis.


Available carbohydrate in rapeseed meal and soybean meal as determined by a chemical method and a chick bioassay.


Different organ preferences by the same strain of Trichomonas gallinae in different host species.


Evaluation of dietary protein quality in adult rats.


Survival of juvenile and adult Stephanurus dentatus in vitro.


Failure of parasitized gilt and barrow pigs on different planes of nutrition to respond alike to a superimposed infection with Strongyloides ransomi.


Haemotoxenus veliferus in cattle in Uganda and Kenya.


Helminths of big game mammals in South Dakota.


Haemaphysalis (Kaiseriana) bispinosa Neumann (Ixodoidea: Ixodidae): evidence for consideration as an introduced species in the Malay peninsula and Borneo.


Sex differences in embryonic response to Eimeria tenella infection.


Isolation of Toxoplasma gondii from swine and cattle.


Stimulation of DNA synthesis in bovine leukocyte cultures by Trypanosoma theileri antigen.


Acute leukemia with terminal febrile illness.


Nuclear degeneration during spore formation in the true slime mold, Didymium nigripes.


Three-dimensional reconstruction of Pityrosporum yeast cells based on serial section electron microscopy.


Poliomyelitis of newborn chicks (epidemic tremor of chickens, avian encephalomyelitis). II. Electron microscopic observations of degenerated nerve cells.


Electromyographic studies on nutritional muscular dystrophy in chick.


Studies on germfree rearing of pigs.

Studies on germfree rearing of pigs.


Role of aneuploid cells in cell differentiation in the cellular slime mould Dictyostelium discoideum.


Electron microscopic studies on experimental Minamata disease--changes caused by long term administration of a small amount of organic mercury compound.


Analysis of EEG responses to stimultaneous flicker stimulations of two different frequencies in normals and epileptics.


Bilharziasis in irrigation schemes in Ethiopia.


The pathogenesis of hydrocele in filarial infection.


Single-stranded DNA from the Parvovirus, H-1.


Does O-g-simulation affect the acceleration sensibility of the frog germ?


Ultrastructural and autoradiographic studies of mouse cleavage stages.


Coding anesthesia data on a new IBM information recorder.


Methoxyflurane: clinical and laboratory studies during cesarean section.


Intracardiac perforation.

Intracardiac perforation.


The clinical syndrome of halothane hepatitis.


Power spectral density of the electroencephalogram during halothane and cyclopropane anesthesia in man.


Use of pyridostigmine for the reversal of neuromuscular blockade.


Anesthesia in relation to permanently implanted cardiac pacemakers.


Medical malpractice--1969.

Medical malpractice--1969.


Personal and community factors in fertility control. Political and economic factors.


Continuous lumbar peridural anesthesia in obstetrics. VI. The fetal effects of transplacental passage of local anesthetic agents.


The injection of epinephrine during methoxyflurane anesthesia.


Iatrogenic brachial plexus injury: a survey of the literature and of pertinent cases.


Personal and community factors in fertility control. Future prospects.


Diazepam for bronchoscopic premedication.


The synthesis of deoxyribonucleic acid and nuclear histone of the X chromosome of the Rehnia spinosus spermatocyte.


The influence of methoxyflurane and neuroleptanesthesia on intraocular pressure in man.


A new single-breath spirometer for neonates.


Movement of cytoplasmic proteins into nuclei induced to enlarge and initiate DNA or RNA synthesis.


Field survey methods in psychiatry. The effects of sampling strategy upon findings in research on schizophrenia.


A bacterial filter for an anesthetic circuit.


Effect of altered ventilation patterns on compliance during cardiopulmonary bypass.


Succinylcholine-induced hyperkalemia in burned patients. II.


Circulatory response to endolaryngeal microsurgery under light general anesthesia and the influence of surface anesthesia.


Ventricular tachycardia due to distention of the urinary bladder.


An improved method for simultaneous measurement of red-cell, plasma, and extracellular fluid volume with radioactive tracers.


Biochemical status and clinical condition of mother and infant at cesarean section.


Comparative effects of morphine and fentanyl on isolated heart muscle.


Failure of luteotrophic function due to pituitary grafts in the rat hypothalamus.


Correlation of psychologic and physiologic observations from children undergoing repeated ketamine anesthesia.


Progesterone: biphasic effects on the lordosis response in adult or neonatally gonadectomized rats.


Abnormal lactation: a novel method of treatment.


Circadian sleep-wakefulness patterns in rats after ovariectomy and treatment with estrogen.


Fractionation of horse spleen ferritin. Relationship of Fe-N-ratio to some physico-chemical properties.


A pharmacological study of some abortifacient plants.


Proposal for classifying organisms related to Mycoplasma laidlawii in a family sapromycetaceae, genus Sapromyces, within the mycoplasmatales.


Phytochemical and pharmacological studies on Ficus bengalensis, Linn. (Preliminary report).


Aspects on the neutralization of adenoviruses.


Low temperature circular dichroism of poly (glycyl-L-prolyl-L-alanine).


Studies on electrical activities of the mammalian retina and optic nerve in vitro. I. Factors affecting activities of the retina.


Effect of various environments on the intrinsic fluorescence polarization spectra of horse liver alcohol dehydrogenase.


The use of substituent constants in the quantitative treatment of hapten-antibody interaction.


Structure and function of chloroplast proteins. IX. Further comparative studies on Chlorella and spinach leaf ribulose-1,5-diphosphate carboxylase.


The optical rotatory dispersion and circular dichroism of ribonuclease and its subtilisin modified derivatives.


Neurospora crassa glycogen phosphorylase: characterization and kinetics via a new radiochemical assay for phosphorolysis.


Configurational specificity: unappreciated key to understanding enzymic reversions and de novo glycosidic bond synthesis. I. Reversal of hydrolysis by alpha-, beta- and glucoamylases with donors of correct anomeric form.


Radiocalcium and radiophosphate studies after thyrocalcitonin in man.


Safety of medicines: the government and the public interest.


Gram-negative septicaemia.

Gram-negative septicaemia.


Familial idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura. Raynaud's phenomenon.


Epidemiology of infectious mononucleosis.


Dental fluorosis and some other dental disorders in cattle and sheep.


Anti-vitamin E activity of isolated soy protein for the chick.


Adenomatoid tumor: report of two cases and some considerations.


"Hemophilia A" presenting unusual vesical bleeding; report of a case.


Retrovesical leiomyosarcoma; report of a case.


Hemodialysis with Kiil-type artificial kidney--two years experience and study on dialysate.


Interaction of poly-L-ornithine with nucleic acids.


Studies on constituents of medicinal plants. IX. A constituent of the roots of Rosa multiflora Thunb.


An experimental study of Bulinus (Physopsis) globosus (Morelet) populations in a permanent pond in Tanzania.


Damage to testes and recovery of fertility in boll weevils fed chemosterilants.


Comparison of effects of irradiation on the primary spermatogonia and mature sperm of three species of diptera.


Nature and function of the structural phospholipids of an arbovirus.


RNA transcribed from reconstituted nucleoprotein is similar to natural RNA.


Negative correlation between basal metabolic rate and plasma free fatty acid level in Ainu.


Secretory pattern of organic components in the pilocarpine stimulated saliva of the dog.


Absence of hyponatremia in adrenalectomized cats without hormone treatment.


Canine salmonellosis.

Canine salmonellosis.


Canine ear disease.

Canine ear disease.


Treatment of supra- and intercondylar fractures.


Clinical study of 81 patients with myocardial infarction from January 1958 to December 1968.


Autonomous response of dog kidney to increased blood pressure with and without saline loading.


The relation between erythrocyte deformability, cell shape, and membrane surface tension.


Muscular tremors in an unweaned foal suffering from metabolic acidaemia.


A descending sympathoinhibitory tract in the ventrolateral column of the cat.


The efficacy of oxyclozanide in heavy cattle.


Mycobacterium brunense n. sp. identified as serotype Davis of group. 3. (Runyon) Mycobacteria.


The effect of human serum on the activity of human pituitary (HPG) and menopausal (HMG) gonadotrophins in bioassay.


Parathyroid hormone metabolism in man: effect of nephrectomy.


Kinetics of water-insoluble phosphoglycerate mutase.


Titration of malate dehydrogenase with 2-hydroxy-5-nitrobenzyl bromide.


Kinetics of glutathione peroxidase.

Kinetics of glutathione peroxidase.


Polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis of DNA polymerase from Ehrlich ascites tumor cells and recovery of active enzyme.


Possibility of applying lasers in oncology.


The influence of various neuroleptic drugs on shock avoidance responding in rats. II. Nondiscriminated Sidman avoidance procedure with alternate reinforcement and extinction periods and analysis of the interresponse times (IRT's).


Modification of certain central nervous effects of haloperidol during long-term treatment in the mouse and rat.


Mastitis--the strategy of control.

Mastitis--the strategy of control.


Field experiments of hog cholera live vaccine prepared in guinea-pig kidney cell culture.


Influence of the estrous cycle on the nucleic acid content of the rat anterior pituitary.


Membrane stabilization: effects of hydrocortisone sodium succinate on phospholipase C-treated sheep erythrocytes.


Isoimmune neonatal thrombocytopenic purpura in two siblings.


Perinatal mortality of infants with signs of foetal distress before the introduction of the newer methods of obstetrical surveillance.


Human genetics studies in areas of high natural radiation. I. Methodology.


The fourth branchialis in certain Indian teleosts.


Postdiaphragmatic disposition of the pars sympathica and major autonomic ganglia of the domestic pig (Sus scrofa domesticus).


X-ray crystallographic studies of seal myoglobin: the molecule at 6 A and 5 A resolution.


In vitro incorporation of tritium into native DNA.


Fluorescence polarization study of DNA--proflavine complexes.


Isolation and structures of new pregnane derivatives from Adonis amurensis Regel et Radd.


Gel chromatography of inositol polyphosphates and the avian haemoglobin-inositol pentaphosphate complex.


Isolated mammalian metaphase chromosomes. II. Fractionated chromosomes of mouse and Chinese hamster cells.


Nuclear magnetic resonance studies of hemoglobins.


The duration of the active state in the guinea-pig taenia coli.


Spontaneous grouped discharge of secretory neuron soma in X-organ of crayfish. Procambarus clarki.


Studies on chromosomes of new born infants by micro blood culture method. 1. Fundamental studies on micro blood culture methods. 2. Chromosome analysis of new born infants.


Time course of development of transtubular sodium concentration differences in proximal surface tubules of the rat kidney. Micropuncture experiments in intact and adrenalectomized rats.


Intravascular coagulation in generalized herpes simplex infection of the newborn.


The acid-base and electrolyte pattern in the erythroblastotic infant and its relationship to various parameters during exchange transfusion.


Scanning electron microscopy of normal and pathological human erythrocytes.


Scanning electron microscopic observations on human blood platelets and their alterations induced by thrombin.


On the occurrence and fine structure of an appendage in human and murine erythrocytes.


A study on the cytoarchitecture of taste buds of rat circumvallate papillae.


On the fine structure of the carotid body of the bird, Uroloncha domestica.


The effect of larval interaction on viability in Drosophila melanogaster. 3. Effects of biotic residues.


Steric aspects of adrenergic drugs. XIV. Actions and interactions of "indirectly" acting L(+)-isomers and desoxy derivatives of sympathomimetic amines.


Complementation between two color mutants in a true slime mold, Didymium iridis.


The structure of dilute lecithin-water systems revealed by freeze-etching and electron microscopy.


Incidence of toxoplasmosis in women at a London hospital. Toxoplasmosis is an infection, congenital or acquired, caused by Toxoplasma gondii. A pilot study using toxoplasmin skin antigen was undertaken to establish the incidence of the infection in the London area as a preliminary to a larger study of the effects of the infection upon pregnancy, the foetus, and the newborn infant.


Microtubules in the sperm of the spider crab, Libinia emarginata L.


Organochlorine insecticide residues in fish. (National Pesticide Monitoring Program).


Effect of guanidine derivatives on urate oxidase activity.


Kinetic properties of three soluble arylsulphatases from ox brain, homogeneous in polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis.


Some recent results on the chemotherapy of amebiasis, coccidiosis, and malaria.


Blood cell chimerism in one of three triplet lambs.


Further studies of prenatal, a sex-linked lethal in fowl.


Porcine elastase. I. The presence of tyrosinate-splitting enzymes as impurities in elastase preparations.


Porcine elastase. II. Properties of the tyrosinate-splitting enzymes and the specificity of elastase.


The circular dichroism spectra of the complexes of 1-anilino-8-naphthalenesulfonate with bovine serum albumin. Evidence for heterogeneity of binding.


Calorimetric investigations of the binding of inhibitors to alpha-chymotrypsin. I. The enthalpy of dilution of alpha-chymotrypsin and of proflavin, and the enthalpy of binding of indole, N-acetyl-D-tryptophan, and proflavin to alpha-chymotrypsin.


A current list of chromosome numbers and variations for species of the avian subclass Carinatae.


Quantitative variation in serine transfer ribonucleic acid during estrogen-induced phosphoprotein synthesis in rooster liver.


Studies of the location of the tyrosyl residues in insulin. I.


Studies of the location of the tyrosyl residues in insulin. II.


Characterization of the self-association of a soybean proteinase inhibitor by membrane osmometry.


Substrate specificity at the alkane binding sites of hemoglobin and myoglobin.


On the thermodynamic basis of induced fit. Specific alkane binding to proteins.


Significance of the initial fast reaction in the acid denaturation of ferrihemoglobins.


Pyruvate carboxylase. Reversible inactivation by cold.


Reconstitution of apophosphorylase with pyridoxal 5'-phosphate analogs.


Synthesis of analogs of pyridoxal 5'-phosphate.


Enzymatic bromination of the thiazole ring.


Further studies of the molecular weight in aqueous solution of the low-sulfur wool protein component 8 and a reinterpretation of previous results.


On the development of slowly-turning-over cell types in neonatal rat bone marrow (studies utilizing the complete tritiated thymidine labelling method complemented by C-14 thymidine administration).


Phonemic paraphasias: linguistic structures and tentative hypothesis.


Lentinacin: a new hypocholesterolemic substance in Lentinus edodes.


Oxidative activity of limbic structures during sexual cycle in rats.


Inhibitory effect of aromatic diamidines on trypsin and enterokinase.


Antitumor activity of an aqueous extract of Amanita phalloides Fr.


Distribution and seasonal variation of toxic principles of sea-cucumber (Holothuria leucospilota Brandt).


Differences between plasma and serum mediated chemotaxis of leukocytes.


Mutagenic effect of isopropyl methane sulphonate in mouse.


Immunological profile in a chromosome 18 deletion syndrome with IgA deficiency.


A new mutant gene possibly carried simultaneously by two distinct gametes.


Two cases of trisomy C6-12 mosaicism with multiple congenital malformations.


Polymorphism of the light meromyosin crystallization.


Estimation of fetal maturity by cytologic examination and creatinine determination of amniotic fluid.


Dystocia caused by sacrococcygeal teratoma. Two case reports.


Neonatal terminology.

Neonatal terminology.


Influence of maternal oophorectomy on the collagen and calcium contents of fetal bone.


Comparison of radiosensitivity among different silkworm strains with respect to the killing effect on the embryos.


On the nature of Y chromosome fragments induced in Drosophila melanogaster females. I. Immature oocytes.


Intensive beef production and the veterinarian.


The grading of commercially-bred laboratory animals.


Hormonal control of the oestrus cycle in the bitch.


Thiamine deficiency in pigs.

Thiamine deficiency in pigs.


Oestrogenic and antioestrogenic activities of a number of steroids in behavioural oestrus and vaginal smear assays in the ewe.


Collaborative study of estimates by radioimmunoassay of insulin concentrations in plasma samples examined in groups of five or six laboratories.


Effects of progesterone on the electrical activity of the forebrain.


[Electron microscopic studies of cataractous lenses, medical treatment of cataracts and various cataract operation methods recorded on film].


Locks and beagles.

Locks and beagles.


Resumption of activity in spontaneously and in nonspontaneously beating pieces of frog's hearts after freezing in liquid nitrogen.


Streptococcal skin infection and acute glomerulonephritis.


Sleep cycles in infants.

Sleep cycles in infants.


The transition from commensalism to parasitism.


Parallelism in chimeric ratios in heterosexual cattle twins.


A further physiological role for naturally occurring trypsin inhibitors: the evidence for a trophic stimulant of the pancreatic acinar cell. The oral ingestion of naturally occurring purified trypsin inhibitors from soybean, ovomucoid, and bovine pancreas has been demonstrated to be a potent stimulus to pancreatic digestive enzyme synthesis. This effect may be so marked as to lead to impairment of growth in the rat and chicken through the faecal loss of essential amino acids. This is thought to be due to the markedly potentiated secretion of pancreatic digestive enzyme protein overwhelming the normal digestive capacity of the gastrointestinal tract and resulting in a pancreatogenous protein-losing enteropathy. Experimental evidence is presented to suggest that this response to the trypsin inhibitors requires the mediation of the gastrointestinal tract and is independent of vagal innervation to the pancreas. The most satisfactory hypothesis would favour the release of a trophic stimulus from the intestinal mucosa (possibly pancreozymin-cholecystokinin) to the acinar cell of the pancreas in response to the presence of the trypsin inhibitor in the bowel lumen. It is suggested that a primary function of the endogenously secreted pancreatic trypsin inhibitor may be to potentiate enzyme synthesis by the acinar cell, providing an important stimulus for the repletion of the digestive enzymes. Some of the potential physiological and clinical implications of such a mechanism are discussed.


Genetic and epidemiological studies of clubfoot in Hawaii. General and medical considerations.


A comparison of two analytic procedures for estimating twin zygosity.


Aggression and the orienting reflex in several genera and strains of mice.


Studies on isozymes of sorbitol dehydrogenase in some vertebrate species.


Mewing cry in a child with the partial deletion of the short arm of chromosome no. 4.


Genetic study of milk constituents in purebred and crossbred dairy cattle.


Monte Carlo studies of selection and inbreeding in swine. I. Genetic and phenotypic trends.


Transfer of fallout Cesium-137 from feed to meat of cattle.


Effect of dietary fat, protein, cholesterol and ascorbic acid on performance, serum and tissue cholesterol levels and serum lipid levels of swine.


Efficacy of ferrous carbonate as a hemantinic for young swine.


Reproductive performance of 2-year-old Hereford and Angus heifers as influenced by pre- and post-calving energy intake.


Short-term ovarian responses to some pituitary hormones infused in vivo in pigs and sheep.


Effects of season, mating and pregnancy on the volume and protein content of ewe oviduct fluid.


Effects of environmental temperature, controlled feeding and fasting on rumen motility.


Metabolism of naturally occurring and 14-C-labeled triglycerides in the sheep.


Rumen removal rates of some chemically defined fractions of 14-C-labeled alfalfa.


Studies on sodium bentonite in ruminant diets containing urea.


Effect of hydroponically produced oat grass on ration digestibility of cattle.


Urea toxicity studies in the bovine.

Urea toxicity studies in the bovine.


Effects of vitamin E and selenium deficiencies in sheep fed a purified diet during growth and reproduction.


Calculated energy requirements of lactating and non-lactating Hereford cows.


Urea versus biuret in a roughage diet for steers.


Influence of ruminal ammonia on the salivary flow of cattle.


VFA production in the rumen of sheep fed limestone and urea treated corn silages.


Fifteen years' organized fight against diphtheria in Bulgaria.


Salmonella surveillance in Czechoslovakia. 3. The occurrence of salmonella serotypes from humans in the year 1965.


Replica of a reference turbidimetric suspension.


Isolation of immune globulins with antitoxic activity from horse diphtheria antiserum by the method of continuous electrophoretic convection.


Contribution on the use of Moller's medium for the demonstration of histidine decarboxylase.


A serological study of children vaccinated against measles.


Formation and persistence of neutralizing, complement-fixing and haemagglutination-inhibiting antibodies in Tahyna virus experimental infection of rabbits.


Seasonal incidence of human trichophyton verrucosum infections.


Chemical analysis of cell fractions of some strains of Leptospirae.


Use of the microprecipitation in agar gel (MPA) method in the diagnostics of toxoplasmosis. I. Serological animal tests in isolation experiments using MPA.


Bilateral congenital diaphragmatic hernias through the foramina of Bochdalek.


Some aspects of natural infection of toxoplasmosis in pigs.


Visceral lesions in chickens infected with Staphylococcus aureus.


Mixed infection with infectious bronchitis virus and Mycoplasma gallisepticum in a chicken flock.


Lesions of nasal turbinates in swine atrophic rhinitis.


Voluntary runngin and the estrous variation in food intake in the rat.


Monozygotic twins discordant for schizophrenia. Similarities and differences in life patterns.


Systematic desensitization of snake-avoidance under two conditions of suggestion.


The diving reflex in rabbit, sheep and newborn lamb and its afferent pathways.


Enzyme markers in mouse-human hybrids.

Enzyme markers in mouse-human hybrids.


Free amino acid patterns of serum of the patients with gastric cancer, especially on their control by infusions of amino acid solution. Amino acid fractions in patients with gastric cancer and in patients with gastric ulcer.


Interactions between genomes in somatic cell hybrids: studies on the regulation of differentiation.


Technique of acetabular roof plasty examined by photo-elastic experiment.


Free amino acid patterns of serum of the patients with gastric cancer, especially on their control by infusions of amino acid solution. Effect of infusion of amino acid mixture on plasma free amino acids following gastrectomy.


Identification with the instructor as a factor in the teaching of psychiatry to medical students.


Modification by low temperature of the transfer function of lysozyme.


Comparison of the resistance of human and horse ferrihemoglobin ligand derivatives to acid denaturation.


Evidence from amino acid analysis for a relationship in the biosynthesis of gamma- and beta-caseins.


Extraordinary polymerization of Salmonella flagellin in vitro.


Amino acids around an active center histidine in a turtle chymotrypsin.


Changes in RNA synthesis associated with differentiation (sporulation) in Physarum polycephalum.


States of amino acid residues in proteins. XX. Fluorescence of stilbene dyes adsorbed on hydrophobic regions of protein molecules.


Attitude change by stimulus exposures.

Attitude change by stimulus exposures.


Dormancy as an adaptive strategy.

Dormancy as an adaptive strategy.


Dormancy and survival in nematodes.

Dormancy and survival in nematodes.


Identification and incidence of a third type of Mycobacterium avium.


Experience with the use of Lippes loop inserted early in the puerperium for contraception.


Exfoliative cytology of the urine in tumour diagnosis.


Observations on downer cow syndrome.

Observations on downer cow syndrome.


A method of surgical repair of the fractured mandible in the horse.


Propylene glycol intoxication of horses.


Suggestions for handling horses exposed to rabies.


Contract swine raising: the veterinarian's role.


Current studies on the mastitis-metritis-agalactia complex of swine in Wisconsin.


A possibility of decreasing the cost of hog cholera eradication with use of a heterotypic BVD vaccine.


Bovine polioencephalomalacia, infectious embolic meningoencephalitis, and acute lead poisoning in feedlot cattle.


Clinical investigations of infectious foot rot of cattle.


Disease problems in feedlot practice.

Disease problems in feedlot practice.


Fluid, electrolyte, and acid-base abnormalities in cattle.


Cytologic examination of the peritoneal fluid in the diagnosis of cattle disease.


Effects of liberal concentrate feeding on reproduction in dairy cattle.


Laboratory toxicologic tests and their interpretation.


Mastitis control program in dairy herds.


Postparturient infections of dairy cattle.


Interrelationships of etiologic factors in bovine mastitis.


United States Public Health Service program for the control of abnormal milk.


Wisconsin mastitis control program.

Wisconsin mastitis control program.


Open reduction of the canine shoulder joint.


Clinical investigations and observations on canine allergy.


Canine anal glands and chemical signals (pheromones).


Systemic mycoses.

Systemic mycoses.


Incidence and diagnostic considerations of major small animal toxicoses.


Surgical approach to the canine prostate.


Brucella canis infection in dogs.

Brucella canis infection in dogs.


Additional radiographic observations on elbow dysplasia in the dog.


Canine spinal lesions not involving discs.


Progress in canine hip dysplasia control.


The treatment of bacterial cystitis.

The treatment of bacterial cystitis.