The effect of high oxygen tensions on the mechanical properties of rat lungs. 1. The average mechanical properties of groups of lungs or lung-thorax systems from pathogen-free rats weighing approximately 200 g were determined. Static pressure-volume curves and resistances to air-flow were obtained.2. Six series, each of sixteen rats, were studied. Eight experimental rats in each series were exposed to 4 atm O(2) (OHP) in a transparent pressure chamber; the other eight rats, which served as controls, were obtained from the breeder at the same time and studied at the same time.3. In four series, the experimental animals were killed 10 min after gasping due to OHP had been definitely established. One series was a control in which experimental animals were exposed to 4 atm of pressure in an atmosphere containing oxygen at a tension of 150 mm Hg for 190 min. The experimental animals in the sixth series were exposed to 4 atm O(2) for 2 hr and none of them gasped.4. Gross and histological examination of sixteen rats, eight of which were killed after 10 min of gasping at 4 atm O(2), showed that at this stage of intoxication there was no evidence of pulmonary pathology.5. In none of the series studied were the static pressure-volume curves for deflation shifted, i.e. OHP did not affect the elastic properties of the lungs or the alveolar surfactant.6. In two series studied 10 min after gasping behaviour had been established there was a significant decrease of resistance to air-flow and a shift to the left of the static pressure-volume curve for inflation with air. The rats in both these series were sedated with pentobarbitone and then killed with pentobarbitone injected into the jugular vein.7. The decrease in resistance to air-flow was interpreted as broncho-dilatation and a possible mechanism whereby OHP produces broncho-dilatation is discussed.


An inexpensive photostimulator for searching the receptive fields of a single unit in the visualpathway.


A noise suppression amplifier.

A noise suppression amplifier.


Study of electroencephalgraphic concomitants of mental and visual activity.


Direct measurements of membrane unstirred layers. 1. The unstirred layer of fluid bounding the posterior surface of the rabbit cornea and contact lens has been directly measured using an optical apparatus.2. Small polystyrene latex spheres (< 0.25 mu diameter) were used as an indicator because of the excellent light-reflective properties; other indicators were used (e.g. carmine particles) and had a similar behaviour.3. With the bulk solution unstirred the layer was 350 mu thick on the cornea and 150 mu thick on the contact lens. Following vigorous stirring the layer was reduced to 65 mu on the cornea and < 20 mu on the contact lens.4. The present direct measurements of the unstirred layers thickness confirm previous indirect measurements.


Pneumoconiosis caused by the inhalation of polyvinylchloride dust.


Prevalence of coronary heart disease among 253 viscose-rayon workers admitted to the Clinica del Lavoro of Milan from 1947 to 1969.


The efficacy of nicarbazin against Eimeria mivati, E. hagani and E. praecox.


Ascariasis causing pulmonary arterial hyperplasia in cats.


The measurement of the storage capacity, or relative volume, of the liver by the single intravenous injection of bromsulphthalein in the turkey.


Studies on the effect of various anthelmintics upon Fasciola hepatica in albino rats.


The influence of thiopentone and suxamethonium on cardiovascular and respiratory function in the horse.


Vaccination of goats with reduced doses of Rev. I Brucella melitensis vaccine.


The distribution of nerves, monoamine oxidase and cholinesterase in the skin of the guinea-pig, hamster, mouse, rabbit and rat.


The influence of guaiacol glycerol ether on cardiovascular and respiratory function in the horse.


A technique for chronic catheterization of the amniotic and allantoic sacs of sheep foetuses.


A method for the collection of nasal secretions from the horse and cow.


The efficacy of 3,5-diiodo-3'-chloro-4'-(p-chlorophenoxy)-salicylanilide against immature Fasciola hepatica in sheep.


Preparation and properties of human prothrombn complex.


Human blood serum rich in factor V.

Human blood serum rich in factor V.


Protection from Hg-inactivation of factor XIII by mercaptalbumin.


Functional and stric characteristics of modified thrombin zymogen.


A comparative study of platelet aggregation in man and laboratory animals.


Enhancement of ADP-induced platelet aggregation by exercise test in coronary patients and its prevention by pyridinolcarbamate.


Demonstration of a plasmatic cofactor different from fibrinogen necessary for platelet release by ADP and adrenaline.


Adhesive platelet count and blood coagulability in myocardial infarction and cerebral thrombosis.


Urokinase-induced fibrinolysis of 125-I-fibrin. Conditions for first-order activation kinetics, density-gradient separation of split products, and a microassay.


Relationship between electrical shock and fibrinolysis.


The fibrinolytic activity in tissues during the peripheral venous occlusion in rat.


Mechanism of action of synthetic fibrinolytic compounds.


Thrombosis prevention by coagulation and platelet aggregtion inhibitors, in hyperlipemic rats.


Hypnoss research: a methological critique of experiments generated by two alternative paradigms.


Psychotherapy Vs. hypnotherapy in the treatment of sex problems.


The use of hypnosis in the treatment of musculo-skeletal disorders.


Mutual hypnosis: a specialized hypnotic induction technique.


Preventing crying through desensitization.


Goals and some methods in psychotherapy: hypnosis and isolation.


Towards tractor safety and comfort test (TSACT). 2.


Psychopathogenic non-fluency.

Psychopathogenic non-fluency.


Stuttering and normal nonfluency a continuity hypothesis.


Stuttering: not a symptom but a way of life.


Treatment of non fluent speech resulting from neurological disease--treatment of dysarthria.


The use of DAF in stuttering therapy.

The use of DAF in stuttering therapy.


Intensive treatment and group therapy programme for the child and adult stammerer.


To establish a basis for prognosis in stammering.


The treatment of non-fluent utterance a behavioural approach.


Neurological mechanisms in stammering: an hypothesis.


Learning difficulties in children with epilepsy.


Effect of fractionated irradiation on hematopoiesis of fasted rats.


Mycotoxins and their role in oncogenesis, with special reference to blood diseases.


Cigarette smoking and the responsibility of the hospital physician.


Laryngeal manifestations of Wegener's granuloma.


Further studies on the abnormal factor X (factor X Friuli) coagulation disorder. A report of another family.


Discussion on the intact canal wall technique in operative treatment of chronic suppurative otitis media.


Fibro-osseous dysplasia of temporal bone.


Discussion on operative treatment of otitis media.


Siegler J: Discussion on combined approach mastoid operation.


Discussion on intact canal wall mastoidectomy.


The intact canal wall technique in management of aural cholesteatoma.


Some problems of the intact canal wall technique in the management of aural cholesteatoma.


Children's laryngology.

Children's laryngology.


On the misdiagnoses resulting from incorrect use of masking.


Pacinian corpuscles in the middle ear.

Pacinian corpuscles in the middle ear.


Lateral nasal proboscis.

Lateral nasal proboscis.


Occult primary carcinomata.

Occult primary carcinomata.


Leech: a rare cause of epistaxis.

Leech: a rare cause of epistaxis.


'Pharyngeal' craniopharyngioma.

'Pharyngeal' craniopharyngioma.


Intelligence quotients and intelligence loss in patients with phenylketonuria and some variant states.


Infantile nystagmus: a prospective study of spasmus nutans, and congenital nystagmus, and unclassified nystagmus of infancy.


Obesity in children: identification of a group at risk in a New York ghetto.


Responses of urban preschool children to a developmental screening test.


The cri du chat syndrome in adolescents and adults: clinical finding in 13 older patients with partial deletion of the short arm of chromosome No. 5(5p-).


Clinical and cellular studies of sarcosinemia.


Partial deletion of the short arm of chromosome no. 4(4p-): clinical studies in five unrelated patients.


Hypoglycemia in neonatal sepsis.

Hypoglycemia in neonatal sepsis.


Hyperglycemia with hyperosmolal dehydration in nondiabetic infants.


Evaluation of sponging and of oral antipyretic therapy to reduce fever.


Lung phospholipids of human fetuses and infants with and without hyaline membrane disease.


Congenital hyperparathyroidism secondary to maternal hypoparathyroidism.


Pseudotumor of calcaneus in Christmas disease.


A familial syndrome of short stature associated with facial dysplasia and genital anomalies.


Wolman's disease with hypolipoproteinemia and acanthocytosis: clinical and biochemical observations.


Congenital internal carotid-internal jugular fistula.


Miller-Fisher syndrome in a 22-month-old child.


A continuous isovolumetric exchange transfusion technique.


Propylene glycol: a potentially toxic vehicle in liquid dosage form.


The children's ward as a lethal factor?

The children's ward as a lethal factor?


IgM determination in neonate and infants for diagnosis of infection.


Congenital heart disease with sudden onset of convulsions and coma.


Phenobarbital for neonatal jaundice.

Phenobarbital for neonatal jaundice.


More on tetracyclines.

More on tetracyclines.


Therapy of leukemia during remission.

Therapy of leukemia during remission.


Coagulation abnormalities in cyanotic heart disease.


Attitudes toward care of fatally ill children.


Effect of cooling on blood gas tensions in neonates.


Results of a survey on reader interest and informational needs.


Fever and the pediatrician.

Fever and the pediatrician.


Results of aortic or mitral valve replacement by prosthesis.


A commentary on peptic ulcer.

A commentary on peptic ulcer.


Clinical thermography.

Clinical thermography.


Salivary gland surgery some personal reflections.


L-dopa and Parkinsonism.

L-dopa and Parkinsonism.


Origins of proptosis.

Origins of proptosis.


Asthma and hypnotherapy.

Asthma and hypnotherapy.


Waiting for Fidler et al.

Waiting for Fidler et al.


The hormonal treatment of sexual offenders.


Some current concepts of head injury pathology.


A preliminary note on the drinking driver in Victoria, Australia, since 1966.


The generalised Shwartzman reaction as a forensic problem.


The demonstrative value of the radiography of shoes in cases of electrocution.


The influence  putrefaction on the determination of barbiturates in blood.


The killing pencil.

The killing pencil.


Masked depression in chronic schizophrenia.


Masked depression: progressive somatiziation as a response to object loss.


Problem definition by students as a specific technical device for teaching complex clinical skills.


Locophobia--a case report.

Locophobia--a case report.


The psychological adjustment of normal people during a year's tour in Vietnam.


Cultural factors in the treatment of an obsessive hand-washer.


Religious conversion and the mystical experience.


Are we on the threshold of a new psychiatry? A few dispassionate remarks about the so-called therapeutic community and milieu therapy.


Problem solving in psychotherapy.

Problem solving in psychotherapy.


Some problems in the conception of sociopathy.


Community psychiatry in 1970--some successes and failures.


Some morphological characters of the East African mandible.


Functional cranial analysis of the coronoid process in the rat.


A note on the neuroglia in normal and tricresylphosphate (TCP) poisoned hen.


Functional asymmetry in the lower limbs.


Pacinian corpuscles in bladder wall and outside ureter of the cat.


Anatomical study of the vomeronasal organ and the nasopalatine duct of the one-humped camel.


A simple method of embalming human cadavers by intracardiac injection.


The stimulation of compensatory adrenal growth in rats by phenobarbital and propylthiouracil.


The nigrotectal tract. An experimental study of its site of origin.


The identity of the air sacs of the turkey (Meleagris gallopavo).


Bone marrow response to stimulation of the sympathetic trunks in rats.


The association of symptomatic hiatus hernia and pyloric pathology.


Diffuse eosinophilic gastroenteritis: an adult form of allergic gastroenteropathy. Report of a case with probable protein-losing enteropathy.


Pancreatic cystadenoma and biliary tract disease.


Clinical diagnosis of alcoholic fatty liver.


Pneumatosis cystoides intestinalis diagnosed by rectal biopsy.


Local mucosal immunity.

Local mucosal immunity.


A factor VIII inhibitor in a mild hemophiliac.


Effect of chest wall stimulation on cardiac pacemaker function.


Achondroplasia--a genetic and statistical survey.


'Haldane's dilemma' and the rate of evolution.


Analysis of segregation patterns between sibships within families ascertained in different ways.


Probability of graft compatibility.

Probability of graft compatibility.


A longitudinal study of increase in stature in a family.


Some further peptidase B phenotypes.

Some further peptidase B phenotypes.


On the maintenance of polymorphisms having an inviable homozygote.


Heterogeneity among first post-nuptial deliveries.


Celiac disease from the Middle East (report on ten cases seen at the American University of Beirut Hospital).


Vertigo, significance and analysis of cases.


Induced abortion in Lebanon.

Induced abortion in Lebanon.


Unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia (Gilbert's syndrome).


Effect of SKF 525-A on biliary function. Influence of body temperature.


Distribution of prolactin and growth hormone in rat and guinea pig adenohypophyses.


The effect of propranolol on the glycogen content of the liver in the fasting rat.


A new myocardial depressant and antifibrillatory agent.


Glucose transport in perfused rat hearts: lack of epinephrine stimulation during arrest.


Changes in the number of vesicles and the size of sympathetic nerve terminals following nerve stimulation.


Pineal photosensitivity in three teleosts, Salmo irideus, Plecoglossus altivelis and Mugil cephalus.


Scotopic visual pigments in the albino brook trout Salvelinus fontinalis.


Bone flow.

Bone flow.


Effect of various steroids on the adrenal necrosis induced by 7,12-dimethylbenz(a)anthracene in rats.


Muscle transplantation in normal and dystrophic hamsters.


A bentonite flocculating factor in cancer sera.


Effect of thyroid stimulating hormone and radiophosphorus irradiation on the blood components of Heteropneustes fossilis Bloch..


Effect of prophylactic administration of AET (amino-ethyl-isothiouronium-bromide-hydrobromide) on hematological changes in irradiated rats.


Disturbances of vigilance in subcortical epilepsy.


Distribution and mortality time trend of multiple sclerosis and some other diseases in Norway.


Long-term prognosis of patients with central cerebral ventricular enlargement. A third follow-up study of 100 patients with a 3rd ventricle width of 12 mm or more.


Neurologic impairment in multiple sclerosis and the disability status scale.


Diagnosis and differential diagnosis of multiple sclerosis.


Cerebrospinal fluid oxygen tension in man during halothane anaesthesia and hyperventilation.


Major status epilepticus. A series of 42 patients.


The diagnostic value of the palmo-mental reflex.


Symmetrical hypogenesis of the cerebellum.


Cerebrospinal fluid glucose and phlorrhizin.


Description of a computer program for analysis of electroencephalographic data.


Increased urinary excretion of antidiuretic material in encephalitis.


Electron microscopic study of methylcholanthrene-induced epidermal carcinogenesis in mice: mitochondrial dense bodies and intracisternal A-particles.


Binding of 7,12-dimethylbenz(a)anthracene and benzo(a)pyrene to nucleic acids and proteins of organs in rats.


Tumor incidence and cellularity in lungs of mice given various dose schedules of urethan.


Increased incidence of mammary tumors in the female rat grafted with multiple pituitaries. This study evaluates the role of pituitary homografts on mammary tumorigenesis in the female Sprague-Dawley rat.  5 pituitaries were grafted unilaterally over the inguinal, abdominal, and thoracic region of the mammary gland, and 2 pituitaries were grafted underneath the kidney capsule of each rat.  Number and percentage of rats with mammary tumors 9 months after grafting were:  Group 1, 13/45 (30%), Group II, 9/12 (75%), and Group III, 8/13 (61%).  Since pituitary homografts secrete relatively large amounts of prolactin and small amounts of other pituitary hormones, the results indicate that an additional source of prolactin significantly enhances mammary tumorigenesis in the female rat.


Antitumor effect of 1-beta-D-arabinofuranosylcytosine 5'-adamantoate (NSC 117614) in L1210 leukemic mice.


Investigation of fatty acids and derivatives for carcinogenic activity.


Carcinogen-induced mammary tumors from preneoplastic nodule outgrowths in BALB-c mice.


Rates of turnover of deoxythymidine kinase and of its template RNA in Novikoff hepatoma and neonatal liver.


Asparagine biosynthesis in human KB tumor cells: inhibitor studies with asparagine and glutamine antagonists.


Combination therapy of animal tumors with L-asparaginase and antagonists of glutamine or glutamic acid.


High-resolution autoradiographic localization of 3,4-benzpyrene-3H in mouse skin.


Effects of cortisol on DNA metabolism in the sensitive and resistant lines of mouse lymphoma P1798.


Dermal collagen changes during 2-aminoanthracene carcinogenesis in the rat.


Relationship between liver aminotransferase activity and adrenal cortical hormone metabolism in tumor-bearing rats.


Serum lipoproteins of rats fed an essential fatty acid-deficient diet and N-2-fluorenylacetamide.


A comparative study of the action of carcinogenic substances on the RNA synthesis in mouse skin.


Aldolase C in experimental brain tumor.

Aldolase C in experimental brain tumor.


Assay of fractions of bracken fern (Pteris aquilina) for carcinogenic activity.


A probable role for protein synthesis in intestinal epithelial cell damage induced in vivo by cytosine arabinoside, nitrogen mustard, or X-irradiation.


Management of acute vascular injuries.

Management of acute vascular injuries.


Early and late results in mechanical valvular replacement.


SI units in pathology.

SI units in pathology.


Precautions adopted in a clinical chemistry laboratory as a result of an outbreak of serum hepatitis affecting hospital staff. This article describes the precautions which have been introduced into a clinical chemistry laboratory with a view to reducing the risk of infection of staff with the virus of serum hepatitis.


The effect of diurnal variation on total plasma calcium concentration in normal subjects. In 12 normal subjects plasma calcium and phosphorus concentrations were estimated during a normal working day. In the individual subjects fluctuations from the fasting values occurred during the period of study, but at no time during that period did the mean values differ significantly from the fasting plasma calcium or phosphorus concentrations. In three of the subjects the study was repeated while fasting during a normal working day. In these subjects the fluctuations in both plasma calcium and phosphorus concentrations were less than during a normal day while taking meals, and there was evidence of a diurnal variation in the plasma phosphorus concentration.


Results of reconstructive surgery in severe ischaemia.


A method for deriving normal ranges from laboratory specimens applied to uric acid in males. Plasma specimens from male blood donors gave a normal range for uric acid concentration of 3.3 to 7.5 mg/100 ml. Specimens from male outpatients, which were received in the laboratory for the analysis of urea but not of uric acid and proved to have normal concentrations of urea, showed a positively skewed distribution of values for uric acid from which a ;normal range' of 3.2 to 7.6 mg/100 ml was derived. We suggest that specimens from outpatients selected in the way described here may prove to be a convenient source of data for determining the normal range of other substances.


A rapid whole blood solubility test to differentiate the sickle-cell trait from sickle-cell anaemia. A simple and rapid screening test which differentiates sickle-cell trait and sickle-cell anaemia is described. The test utilizes 0.1 ml of whole blood and is based on the low solubility of reduced sickle haemoglobin. Results intermediate between the sickle-cell trait and sickle-cell anaemia are obtained in unusual cases of sickle-cell anaemia with high foetal haemoglobin. The need to supplement the results with haematological and electrophoretic techniques is discusses.


Pharmacological enhancement of fibrinolytic activity and 125I-fibrinogen survival. Studies with (125)I-fibrinogen after the administration of phenformin plus ethyloestrenol in five subjects showed no evidence of enhanced catabolism of fibrinogen despite a fall in plasma fibrinogen concentration and shortened clot lysis time. It seems probable that the fall in plasma fibrinogen concentration after the administration of these drugs is related to diminished hepatic synthesis of fibrinogen and is independent of the induction of plasminogen activator release.


Effects of hypoxia and acidosis on the dog heart.


An evaluation of photoelectric haemoglobinometers. A number of photoelectric haemoglobinometers have been evaluated as to their suitability for haemoglobinometry in the routine clinical laboratory. They have been tested for accuracy, precision, linearity of response, instrument comparability and, where relevant, for carry-over. The advantages and defects of each are described.


The use of SI in reporting results in pathology.


Intrafollicular amyloid in primary hyperparathyroidism. The histology of the parathyroids from 88 cases of primary hyperparathyroidism has been reviewed in a search for local amyloid deposits. Characteristic intrafollicular amyloid deposits of varying extent were found in nine cases. The case histories of these show that seven had suspected or proven pluriglandular adenomatosis but that the remainder had no such associations. The material studied shows no correlation with systemic primary or secondary amyloidosis. The significance of these findings is discussed in relation to the pluriglandular syndrome, peptide hormones, medullary carcinoma of the thyroid, and calcitonin secretion. It is suggested that amyloid in this context may be a ;marker' for secretion of a peptide closely related to calcitonin.


The "in-situ" vein bypass.

The "in-situ" vein bypass.


Evaluation of methods for preparing pure lymphocyte suspensions from peripheral blood.


A technique for rapid isolation of macrophages from guinea-pig peritoneal exudates.


The disposable glass culture tube as a cuvette.


Ruptured aneurysm of the abdominal aorta.


Vascular lesions of malignant essential hypertension.


SH (Australia) antigen in early life.

SH (Australia) antigen in early life.


An amyloid lung.

An amyloid lung.


Bilateral pulmonary embolectomy. Discussion of current concepts and case report.


Haemoglobin levels in nursery school children.


Reaction to long-term oral anticoagulant therapy. A comparison of prothrombin and partial thromboplastin tests.


Accidental hypothermia in the elderly.

Accidental hypothermia in the elderly.


Pharmacy inside and outside health centres.


Some recent developments in disease mapping.


The day care of children. The need for services.


The vitaminization of margarine.

The vitaminization of margarine.


Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency and haemoglobin level in Jamaican children.


Histiocytosis X--acute disseminated variant.


Aroma research and the margarine industry.


Massive pancreatic ascites.

Massive pancreatic ascites.


Cannabis induced psychosis.

Cannabis induced psychosis.


The leg ulcer problem in Jamaica.

The leg ulcer problem in Jamaica.


Changes in specific airway conductance in healthy volunteers following nasal and oral inhalation of SO2.


Endogenous creatinine clearance as a measure of renal function in toxaemia of pregnancy.


Eleven years of fluoridation. Notes on a pamphlet by the National Pure Water Association criticizing the Government Report.


Cigarette diseases. The most preventable epidemic.


Tracking down the flu epidemics.

Tracking down the flu epidemics.


The development of ambulance services in the United Kingdom.


The meaning of the appearance of Hong Kong influenza.


Antibody response to influenza virus enzyme in man.


Envelope protein of influenza virus. II. Antigenicity.


Inhibition of a cold variant of influenza virus by selected chemicals.


Studies on respiratory disease at Fort Ord, Calif., 1957-1968.


Hemagglutination activity and morphology of influenza virus.


Airborne influenza PR8-A virus infections in actively immunized mice.


Primary and secondary antibody responses.


The Tecumseh study.

The Tecumseh study.


Systolic preejection period.

Systolic preejection period.


Predictors of mortality in the adult population of Tecumseh.


A field trial of young drivers.

A field trial of young drivers.


The variability of partition coefficients for nitrous oxide and cyclopropane in the rabbit.


A comparison of in-vivo and in-vitro partition coefficients for nitrous oxide and cyclopropane.


Portable interference refractometers in anaesthesia.


The cardiorespiratory effects of intravenous isoprenaline in mechanically ventilated dogs.


Studies on the nerve pathways involved in the laryngeal reflex (laryngospasm) in the cat.


Nerve conduction studies in regional intravenous analgesia using 1 per cent lignocaine.


Malignant hyperpyrexial deaths in a family. Reports of three cases.


The genetic background to malignant hyperpyrexia revealed by serum creatine phosphokinase estimations in asymptomatic relatives.


Caudal anaesthesia in children and spread of 1 per cent lignocaine. A statistical study.


The influence of droperidol on blood viscosity in man.


Static compliance before and after vaginal delivery.


Haemodilution and plasma proteins during anaesthesia.


The effect of repairs on the performance of the Wright respirometer.


Effects of neuroleptanaesthesia on plasma levels of growth hormone and insulin.


Studies of drugs given before anaesthesia. XXII. Phenoperidine and fentanyl, alone and in combination with droperidol.


Multiple anaesthetics during pregnancy. A case report.


Sweating, panting and body temperatures of newborn and one-year-old calves at high environmental temperatures.


The effect of splenectomy on the pathogenicity of Fasciola hepatica in the sheep.


The effect of aflatoxin B1 on RNA synthesis and breakdown in normal and regenerating rat liver.


Fine structure of murine pulmonary adenocarcinomata induced by treatment with 20-methylcholanthrene in organ culture.


Acetylenic carbamates as potential antitumour agents.


Chromosomal patterns in human meningiomas.


Development of newbor mice during prolonged treatment with interferon.


The incidence and significance of epithelioid and sarcoid-like cellular reaction in the stromata of malignant tumours. A morphological and experimental study.


Effect of extrinsic neuronal connections on development of acetylcholinesterase and choline acetyltransferase activity in the ventral half of the chick spinal cord.


Circadian alteration of audiogenic seizure susceptibility in rats.


Some effects of antidromic stimulation of frog retinal ganglion cells.


Mesencephalically induced escape behavior and avoidance performance.


Effects of visual deafferentation on mesencephalic reticular activity in freely behaving cats.


Differences in visually evoked responses in albino versus hooded rats.


Principal component analysis of average evoked potentials.


Audiogenic seizure susceptibility of rats x-irradiated in utero during first one-third of pregnancy.


Neuronal response correlates of cochlear nucleus: evidence for restrictive and multiple parameter information transfer.


Effect of hypoxia on fetal cephalic blood flow, cephalic metabolism and the electroencephalogram.


Extracellular microelectrode sampling bias.


Entamoeba moshkovskii: axenic cultivation.


Ascaris lumbricoides: incorporation of linoleic acid-1-14C into fatty acids.


Obeliscoides cuniculi: comparison of gastric lesions in rabbits with those of bovine ostertagiosis.


Hymenolepis diminuta: ultrastructure of a unique membrane specialization in tegument.


Ancylostoma caninum: uptake of 14C-glucose in vitro.


Plasmodium fallax and P. gallinaceum: experimental resistance to primaquine.


Haematopinus eurysternus: blood of cattle infested with the short-nosed cattle louse.


Plasmodium berghei: phagocytic hyperactivity of infected rats.


Immunity to malaria. I. Protection against Plasmodium knowlesi shown by monkeys sensitized with drug-suppressed infections or by dead parasites in Freund's adjuvant.


Immunity to malaria. 3. Possible occurrence of a cell-mediated immunity to Plasmodium knowlesi in chronically infected and Freund's complete adjuvant-sensitized monkeys.


RNA and DNA in intestinal mucosa during development of normal and cortisone-treated rats.


On the analysis and presentation of longitudinally collected growth data.


Further observations of L-fucose as a specific inhibitor of rat mammary carcinoma in tissue culture.


Connective tissue metabolism in swine. 1. Age related changes in levels of total and soluble hydroxyproline, elastin, hexosamine and non-collagen protein levels in the uterus and aorta during growth.


Undernutrition in young Sinclair(S-1) miniature swine: body and organ weights.


Serum growth hormone levels in swine.

Serum growth hormone levels in swine.


A comparison of regression with time series-exponential smoothing predictions of craniofacial growth.


Effects of actinomycin D on explanted early chick embryos.


Estriol in high-risk pregnancies: has it kept its promise?


Keeping a finger on the fetal pulse.

Keeping a finger on the fetal pulse.


The control of labor.

The control of labor.


Steroid contraceptives.

Steroid contraceptives.


Acid catalysis of the formaldehyde condensation reaction for sensitive histochemical demonstration of trptamines and 3-methoxylated phenylethylamines. 1. Modelexperiments.


Histochemical evidence and consequences of the occurrence of isoenzymes of acetylcholinesterase.


Effect of essential fatty acid deficiency on release of triglycerides by the perfused rat liver. Studies are reported on release of triglycerides during perfusion of livers of male Sprague-Dawley rats fed a fat-free diet or diets containing hydrogenated coconut oil or corn oil. Perfusions were carried out with Krebs-Ringer bicarbonate buffer containing albumin with and without infusion of oleate or linoleate. Infusion with sodium oleate or linoleate caused an accumulation of triglycerides in the livers of the corn oil-fed animals and stimulated the release of triglycerides into the perfusing medium. In similar experiments with essential fatty acid-deficient animals, which were fed fat-free diets or diets containing hydrogenated coconut oil, there was no increase in secretion of triglycerides into the perfusate, and the amount of triglyceride which accumulated in the liver was greater than in the livers of the control (corn oil-fed) animals. Tracer experiments with oleate-1-(14)C or linoleate-1-(14)C also showed that with livers of essential fatty acid-deficient animals, secretion of triglyceride into the perfusate was not stimulated by infusion of fatty acids into the perfusing medium. It is concluded that impairment of the secretion of triglycerides is a factor in the accumulation of fat in the livers of essential fatty acid-deficient animals.


Quantitation of the in vitro free cholesterol exchange of human red cells and lipoproteins. The exchange of free cholesterol in vitro between human red blood cells and low density lipoproteins (LDL) was quantified. The flux of sterol between LDL and red cells was relatively constant over a wide range of concentrations of free cholesterol in lipoproteins. In a system containing a suspension of red blood cells in a mixed solution of high density lipoproteins (HDL) and LDL, the fractional rate of exchange of HDL cholesterol was most rapid followed by LDL and lastly, by red cells. Increasing the ionic strength of the incubation media had no effect on the exchange of cholesterol between LDL and red cells. However, when both HDL and LDL were incubated with red cells in a buffer of increased ionic strength, total red cell cholesterol exchange was unaltered, but proportionately more exchange occurred with HDL and less with LDL. Addition of acetone to the buffer increased the exchange of cholesterol between LDL and red cells but produced no increment in red cell-HDL exchange.


Accumulation and release of triglycerides by rat liver following partial hepatectomy. Regenerating liver accumulates lipid for about 20 hr following partial hepatectomy. During this time incorporation of intravenously administered palmitate-9, 10-(3)H into beta-lipoprotein increased. 13 hr after partial hepatectomy, there was no change in the level of serum beta-lipoproteins, but the specific activities of the triglycerides in the liver and beta-lipoproteins were significantly diminished. Extension of these studies to the isolated perfused liver system demonstrated that 13 hr after partial hepatectomy the regenerating liver is capable of secreting greater quantities of the lipid, but not the protein, moiety of the beta-lipoproteins in comparison with liver taken immediately from a partially hepatectomized animal, although there was no difference between the weights of the livers. However following addition of palmitate-(3)H and (14)C-labeled amino acids to the perfusate, the specific activity of the hepatic and beta-lipoprotein triglycerides of the liver excised 13 hr after partial hepatectomy was diminished, but that of the protein was not affected. Prelabeling of the accumulated triglyceride with palmitate-1-(14)C in vivo revealed that the proportions of the accumulated triglyceride secreted as beta-lipoproteins by perfused livers excised immediately and 13 hr after partial hepatectomy were identical. It is concluded that regenerating liver rapidly acquires the ability to mobilize triglycerides at a rate equal to that of the much larger normal liver, so that it can handle all free fatty acids presented to it.


Determination of the optimal priming dose for achieving an isotopic steady state in a two-pool system: application to the study of cholesterol metabolism. The daily administration of labeled cholesterol to humans or animals leads to an isotopic steady state. The specific activity of plasma cholesterol in the isotopic steady state gives information about the fraction of plasma cholesterol derived from endogenous and exogenous sources. A method, based on a two-pool model, is presented which allows the estimation of an optimal priming dose of labeled cholesterol whereby the time to reach the isotopic steady state is reduced to a minimum. A graphic procedure is presented which allows the estimation of an optimal priming dose for two-compartment systems with widely differing characteristics.


Biosynthesis of retinal phospholipids: incorporation of radioactivity from labeled phosphorylcholine and cytidine diphosphate choline. Phosphorylcholine-1,2-(14)C and choline-1,2-(14)C-labeled cytidine diphosphate choline are incorporated into lecithin by whole homogenates and particulate fractions of rat retina with optimal incorporation of label by the microsomal fraction. The soluble fraction contains a factor(s) which stimulates incorporation of label with release of inorganic phosphate. Mg(++) is required for optimal incorporation of intermediates into lecithin in the presence of added diglycerides; without added diglycerides, incorporation of phosphorylcholine or cytidine diphosphate choline was moderately stimulated by preincubating the system in the absence of Mg(++) with added phosphatidic acid and by adding this mixture to fresh enzyme and the complete incubation mixture (including Mg(++)). The results show that the retina is capable of de novo synthesis of phosphatides and suggest that the rod outer segments depend on the pigment epithelium and(or) the inner rod segments for a source of phospholipids. Coenzyme A and ATP added to whole homogenate of retina did not significantly increase the incorporation of CDP-choline-1,2-(14)C into lecithin but slightly increased the radioactivity found in lysolecithin and sphingomyelin. Rats with hereditary retinitis pigmentosa have an abnormally high lipid phosphorus content of the retina, but they do not incorporate labeled CDP-choline into lecithin of retina at a higher rate than do normal animals.


Sterols in Ascaris lumbricoides (Nematoda), Macracanthorhynchus hirudinaceus and Moniliformis dubius (Acanthocephala), and Echinostoma revolutum (Trematoda).


Enzymes of beta-oxidation and the tricarboxylic acid cycle in adult hymenolepis diminuta (Cestoda) and Ascaris Lumbricoides (Nematoda).


Infection of Microtus ochrogaster with piroplasms isolated from man.


Evaluation of Kato's quantitative method through the recovery of Schistosoma mansoni eggs added to human feces.


Experimental infection of domestic sheep with Trichostrongylus colubriformis from natural infections in black-tailed jackrabbits.


Antigenic properties of tick secretions.


Ear-scab mites, Psoroptes cuniculi (Acarina: Psoroptidae), in captive mule deer.


Some growth characteristics of axenically cultivated Entamoeba histolytica-like amebae (Huff strain).


Axenic cultivation of large populations of Acanthamoeba castellanii (JBM).


Research note. Experimental infections of Angiostrongylus cantonensis in the Malayan mongoose.


Excystation of metacercariae of Posthodiplostomum minimum minimum Hoffman, 1958, and their development in the chick and on the chorioallantois.


Histogenesis of the rostellar hooks of Taenia crassiceps (Zeder, 1800) (Cestoda).


Infectivity of the newborn larva of Trichinella spiralis in the rat.


Development of subperiodic Brugia malayi in the jird, Meriones unguiculatus, with notes on infections in other rodents.


Studies on delayed (cellular) hypersensitivity in mice infected with Trichinella spiralis. V. Tests in recipients injected with donor spleen cells 1, 3, 7, 14, or 21 days before infection.


Schistosoma mansoni infection in the rat. I. Worm burden and serological response in infected, reexposed, and antigen-sensitized animals.


Schistosoma mansoni infection in the rat. II. Effects of immunosuppression and serum and cell transfer on innate and acquired immunity.


Developmental physiology of cestodes. 8. Inhibition of ribonucleic acid synthesis by actinomycin-D in developing Hymenolepis diminuta.


Studies on delayed (cellular) hypersensitivity in mice infected with Trichinella spiralis. VI. Results in recipients injected with antiserum or "freeze-thaw" spleen cells.


Electron microscopy of the peribiliary connective tissues in mice infected with the tapeworm Hymenolepis microstoma.


Cell culture of Isospora from the English sparrow, Passer domesticus domesticus.


Parasitemia in rats inoculated with varying numbers of Plasmodium berghei.


Latex agglutination test for hydatid disease using Boerner slides.


L-phase colonies cultured from mice infected with group A hemolytic streptococci.


Serum antibodies to streptococci in rheumatic fever, glomerulonephritis and chorea.


The relation between M-typability of group A streptococci, virulence and antibody response in general practice.


Isolation and examination of chromatin fractions from rat liver cells.


The physiology of mast cells. II. Effect of cortisone treatment on the mast cells' behaviour (microcinematographic analysis).


Effect of laser beam on the micromotility of the intestinal mucosa.


On intravacuolar formations in plant cells.


Enlargement of the cell nuclei in the medial basal hypothalamus after partial or total interruption of the neural connections of the area.


Localization of alkaloids in plant cells.


Normal stages in the development of Cyprinus carpio var. communis L.


Fats in fresh water crustaceans. I. Fatty acid composition of lipids obtained from Eudiaptomus gracilis G. O. Sars (Copepoda) and Daphnia cucullata G. O. Sars (Cladocera).


Demonstration of histones in the granules of developing mast cells induced by biogenic amine.


Effect of vitamin K on clotting factors in children with congenital cyanotic heart disease.


Mitochondrial mineralization in human myocardium.


Choriomeningitis and myocarditis in an adolescent with isolation of coxsackie B-5 virus.


Fibroadenomas in patients receiving oral contraceptives: a clinical and pathologic study.


Chronic intravascular hemolysis (renal hemosiderosis) after incomplete prosthetic closure of a ventricular septal defect and noncalcific aortic regurgitation.


A simple and reliable assimilation test for the identification of candida species.


A microdilution method for antibiotic susceptibility testing: an evaluation.


Recognition and resolution of errors in the radioisotopic assay of serum vitamin B12.


Statistical comparison of the automated activated partial thromboplastin time and the clotting time in the regulation of heparin therapy.


Kaposi's sarcoma complicating ulcerative colitis: report of a case.


Kinetic determination of serum alkaline phosphatase activity.


An ovarian hilus-cell tumor associated with endometrial carcinoma: report of a case.


A modification of the Fisher Model 240 or 250 dilutor.


Method of forming wells in gels for use in electrophoresis.


Anatomy of eccrine sweat glands in children with chronic renal insufficiency and other fatal chronic diseases.


Spironolactone (aldactone) bodies: concentric lamellar formations in the adrenal cortices of patients treated with spironolactone.


Hemolytic--uremic syndrome in an adult: light and electron microscopic observations.


Glomerulosclerosis, hemochromatosis, and diabetes mellitus.


The glomerulonephritis of acute serum sickness: a study using light and electron microscopy.


The quantitative estimation of non-heme iron in human marrow aspirates.


Rapid technic for preparation of hemoglobin solutions for electrophoresis.


Total iron-binding capacity of plasma in normals and hyperthyroid patients, under oral overloading.


Anti-N in the serum of a healthy type MN person--a further example.


Head and shoulder girdle linkage. Stepping in place.


Within-day trends of motor latency and nerve conduction velocity in males and females.


The reaction of antimycin with a cytochrome b preparation active in reconstitution of the respiratory chain.


The function of ATP in Ca2+ uptake by rat brain mitochondria.


Cyanide-induced transition from endogenous carbohydrate to lipid oxidation as indicated by the carbon-13 content of respiratory CO2.


Choline and betaine aldehyde oxidation by rat liver mitochondria.


The electron transport system of Acetobacter suboxydans with particular reference to cytochrome.


Light-induced changes in resistivity of spinach chloroplasts toward modification with diazonium-1,2,4-triazole.


A light-induced beta-1,3-glucan breakdown associated with the differentiation of chloroplasts in Euglena gracilis.


The hemoprotein content of Chromatium sp. strain D.


Application of the voltage-clamp technique for measuring the quantum efficiency of light-induced potential changes in Nitella translucens.


Demonstration of proteolytic enzymes in epidermal extracts capable of producing splits in skin.


Renal clearances in normal and vitamin A-deficient twin calves.


Prevention of hypervitaminosis A by spironolactone and anabolic steroids.


Pre-intestinal disappearance of vitamin A in steers fed different levels of corn.


Methods for determining vitamin E requirement in ducklings. I. Myopathy, in-vitro haemolysis and leucocyte count.


Methods for determining vitamin E requirement in ducklings. II. Myopathy, serum enzymes and serum proteins.


Vitamin E deficiency in premature infants.


Nutritive value and organoleptic properties of three vegetables fresh and preserved in six different ways.


Intake of vitamins and some other nutrients in aged people, adults and children.


Community-wide outbreak of infection with a 229E-like coronavirus in Tecumseh, Michigan.


Human streptococcal disease syndrome compared with observations in chimpanzees. II. Immunologic responses to induced pharyngitis and the effect of treatment.


Role of lysosomes and cathepsin inhibitor in plasma during pneumococcal infection.


A leptospiral factor producing a cytopathic effect on L cells.


Herpes-zoster meningoencephalitis.

Herpes-zoster meningoencephalitis.


The fungal skin test as a diagnostic hindrance.


Surveillance of foodborne disease in the United States. A comparison of data--1968-1969.


Clinicopathological aspects of oxygen toxicity of the newborn human and animal (bronchopulmonary dysplasia).


Experimental atherosclerosis in rabbits with special reference to reversal.


The early changes produced in the rabbit renal medulla by ethyleneimine: electron-microscope and circulatory studies.


Some observations on the life history of the macrophage.


The effects of early growth retardation on the human brain: the usefulness of animal experiments.


Ultrastructural differences between pigmented naevi and malignant melanomas.


Different smoking risks of flue-cured and air-cured tobaccos.


The effects of cigarette smoke on the bronchial tree of the lamb (Ovis aries).


A rapid screen for carcinogenic properties of tobacco condensate.


Congenital adenomatoid malformations of the lung.


Experimental paraquat poisoning.

Experimental paraquat poisoning.


Electron microscopy of renal arteries after partial aortic constriction.


Chronic gastritis and gastric ulcer.

Chronic gastritis and gastric ulcer.


Histochemistry of craniopharyngiomas, ameloblastomas, dental cysts and dentigerous cysts.


The pathology of primary pulmonary hypertension.


Pulmonary vascular and cardiac changes in rats and mice exposed to chronic hypoxia.


The effect of chronic hypoxia and subsequent recovery on the heart and pulmonary circulation of the rat.


The effect of respiratory irritants on the metabolism of alveolar macrophages.


Changes in guinea-pig lungs following the inhalation of powdered egg albumin.


Changes in the enzyme activities of endometrial carcinoma induced by progestogens.


Histochemical studies on giant-cell lesions of the jaws.


Histological and ultrastructural studies of the late phases of wound healing.


Articular cartilage is not smooth: an investigation by immersion incident-light microscopy.


The role of the spiral arteries in the pathogenesis of pre-eclampsia.


The effect of hypoxia on human trophoblast in organ culture.


The pathogenesis of corneal arcus formation and its relation to atherosclerosis.


Relationship of a new group of lipids to the development of human atheroma.


Partial aortic constriction in rats: renal and adrenal factors.


Chromosomal disorders in mentally deficient children.


The effects of neonatal hypoglycaemia on rat brain.


Some effects of abnormal karyotype on intra-uterine growth and development.


The induction and repair of growth defects in the mammalian foetus.


Effects of varying severity of growth retardation on organ weight and cell population in foetal rats.


Post-natal growth retardation in the human lung.


Brain damage in infants with chronic lung disease.


Juvenile nephronophthisis.

Juvenile nephronophthisis.


Immaturity of the intestine.

Immaturity of the intestine.


Reed-Sternberg-like cells in recurrent Burkitt lymphomas.


Serum protein changes in auto-immune nephritis.


The pathology of the Waterhouse-Friderichsen syndrome.


Rhabdomyolysis due to hymenoptera species envenomation.


Experimental toxoplasmic myocarditis in rabbits.


An ultrastructural study of the pulmonary lesion induced by pyrrole derivatives of the pyrrolizidine alkaloids.


Coxsackie B5 myocarditis in mice.

Coxsackie B5 myocarditis in mice.


An electron-microscope study of rat fibroblasts infected with Mycobacterium lepraemurium.


The sadisti murderer.

The sadisti murderer.


Drowning while under the influnce of alcohol.


Interaction of alcohol with sedatives and tranquillisers (a study of blood levels at loss of consciousness following rapid infusion).


Levels of cyanide in whole blood and serum following lethal intramuscular injection to experimental mammals.


The effect of storage upon the activity of phosphoglucomutase and adenylate kinase enzymes in blood samples and bloodstains.


Cyproterone acetate in sexual misbehaviour.


Social change and the coronership.

Social change and the coronership.


Forensic odontology and its role in the problems of the police and forensic pathologist.


Forensic medicine--the Sheffield pattern.


Organisation of a regional medico-legal centre in France.


Poison centres: their connections with forensic medicine.


A fatal case of laburnum seed poisoning.


An iatrogenic cardiomyopathy?

An iatrogenic cardiomyopathy?


Cell death.

Cell death.


The role of lysosomes in cellular pathology.


Ultrastructural changes in the cytoplasm of hepatic cells.


Thermogenesis.

Thermogenesis.


Comments on the mechanisms of disordered divalent ion metabolism in renal failure. A possible role of magnesium depletion.


Errors of group regressions for prediction of individual energy expenditure.


Fasting in obese females. 3. Absorption tests (xylose, triolein, oleic acid) and cholecystography.


Clinical and biochemical studies of adult beriberi.


Availability of iron from labeled wheat, chickpea, broad bean, and okra in anemic blood donors.


Liver stores of vitamin A in a normal population dying suddenly or rapidly from unnatural causes in New York City.


Body height and chronic malnutrition in schoolchildren in Iran.


Maternal nutrition and family planning.

Maternal nutrition and family planning.


Ten years of goiter prophylaxis in Croatia, Yugoslavia.


Growth, malnutrition, and mortality of the infant and toddler in the Asai Valley of the New Guinea highlands.


Topics of nutrition in Japan.

Topics of nutrition in Japan.


Polyunsaturated fatty acid-tocopherol interrelationships.


Role of cholesterol vehicle in experimental atherosclerosis.


Tagging 7microns monodisperse polystyrene particles with 11C.


Distribution and dosimetry of 113mIn colloid used for bone marrow scanning.


Rational selection of parameters in ratemeter controlled recilinear scanning (with special reference to colour presentation).


The production of copper 67 from natural zinc using a linear acceleration.


The decay of indium-113m.

The decay of indium-113m.


The estimation of calcium-47 in faeces.

The estimation of calcium-47 in faeces.


The use of zirconium sulphate in the preparation of 113mIn and 99mTc-labelled albumin macroaggregates.


A label for the red cell membrane: diazotized diiodosulfanilic acid.


An oxygen flask assembly for the assay of carbon-14 in biological material.


The construction of an instrument for more accurate, repeated blood volume determinations using HSA-131-I.


Production of 52Fe for medical use.

Production of 52Fe for medical use.


The effect of meralluride blocking on localization of radiochlormerodrin in a mouse brain tumor (Sarcoma).


Use of the cyclotron for whole body neutron activation analysis: theoretical and practical considerations.


The use of neptunium-235 for the calibration of plutonium lung counters.


A photographic presentation on the initial segment of an anterior horn neuron in the cat.


Ultrastructures of glycogen particles. A study from the ultrastructural and physico-chemical view points.


The placental localisation of Vibrio fetus.


An electron-microscope study of the trachea of the fowl infected with avian infectious bronchitis virus.


Oral haemophili.

Oral haemophili.


Enhancement of the potency of typhoid vaccines with calcium alginate.


Staphylococcal persisters grown from empyema fluid on L-form medium.


Resistance to ethambutol as an aid to the identification of Mycobacterium friedmannii (abscessus) and M. borstelense.


Characteristics of non-cholera vibrios isolated from patients with diarrhoea.


Diagnostic importance of leucine aminopeptidase. I.


Distribution of leucine aminopeptidase in organs and tissues. II.


The value of radioisotope scintigraphy in the diagnosis of liver cirrhosis.


Radioisotopic scintigraphy in diagnosis of liver abscess.


Normal values of pulmonary ventilation in children. 3. Indices of total ventilatory efficiency.


The fate of children with nephrotic syndrome in the light of the author's material.


Normal values of pulmonary ventilation in children. IV. Indices of ventilation at rest and other indirect ventilation indices.


Pulmonary fibrosis in the course of sarcoidosis.


Continuous-flow drainage of peritoneal cavity in acute pancreatitis.


Remote results of healing-in of vascular prostheses produced from Polish polyester.


Late clinical and functional results in patients after pneumonectomy because of tuberculosis. II. Analysis of the pulmonary function 1.5 to 4 years after pneumonectomy.


Some clinical problems of myasthenia in the light of studies on the material of the Department of Neurology, Medical Academy in Warsaw.


Primary brain stem hemorrhages and hemorrhages into the cerebral hemispheres in short-survival cases (comparison of clinical findings).


The oculomotor cogwheel phenomenon and ocular bradykinesia as a manifestation of disease of extrapyramidal system (oculographic recording).


Jealousy factor in homicide in forensic psychiatric material.


Influence of x-rays upon the mitotic activity and DNA synthesis in endometrial glandular epithelium in mice.


Ribonucleic acid synthesis in endometrial epithelium in mice after whole-body x-ray irradiation.


Mental disorders caused by isonicotinic acid hydrazide (INH) in the course of treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis.


Effect of estrogens upon the mitotic cycle and DNA synthesis in buccal epithelial cells of castrated mice.


Myopia and retinal detachment.

Myopia and retinal detachment.


Value of the "sandwich method" in histological examination of the eyeball.


Retinal breaks in primary retinal detachment.


The relativity of intraocular hypotonia in eyes with retinal detachment.


Biomicroscopy of the fundus periphery of the fellow eye in cases of retinal detachment.


Studies on the nature of epidermodysplasia verruciformis of Lewandowsky-Lutz as a precancerous condition.


Microscopic patterns of placenta in cases of pregnancy complicated by intrahepatic cholestasis (idiopathic jaundice).


On the probable role of oncogenic viruses in human epidemiology.


Partial deficiency of hypoxanthine-guanine phosphoribosyltransferase associated with gout and uric acid lithiasis.


Regression of primary malignant melanoma associated with a good prognosis despite metastasis to lymph nodes.


The effect of antilymphocytic serum on the experimental infection of mice with scotochromogenic mycobacteria.


Fatty acid composition of plasma lipids in normal and obese children under fasting conditions and during an intravenous glucose tolerance test.


Indomethacin and urinary excretion of fibrinogen-like material in proliferative glomerulonephritis.


Autoradiochromatographic studies on adenosine deaminase activity in human plasma. II. Normal range, effect of various chemical compounds, storage and temperature.


New anatomical aspects of the vasculo-epithelial zone of the spiral limbus in mammals. An electron microscopic study.


Penicillin concentration in middle ear secretion in otitis.


The ultrastructure of the human stria vascularis. II.


Development of mucous glands in the human Eustachian tube.


The frequency increment sensitivity test.


Sulfobromophtaalein sodium excretion and hepatic storage in Corriedale and Southdown sheep with inherited hepatic dysfunction.


Studies on proteins of nasal mucous membrane secretion in fibrinolytic aspect.


Effects of vitamin E and selenium on Cassia occidentalis intoxication in cattle.


Chloropyridyl phosphorothioate insecticide as dip and spray: efficacy against Psoroptes ovis, dermal toxicity for domesticated animals, selective carryout, and stability in the dipping vat.


A modified plastic tube for serous otitis media.


Isotopic studies of erythrocyte survival in normal and porphyric cattle: influence of light exposure, blood withdrawal, and splenectomy.


Traumatic cranionasal fistulas persistent cerebrospinal fluid rhinorrhoea and their repair with frontal sinus osteoplasty.


Spontaneous cerebrospinal fluid rhinorrhoea.


An evaluation of trichlorfon as an anthelmintic for swine.


Ultrastructure of canine fetal melanocytes.


Stapedius muscle reflexes and oto-neurological examinations in brain-stem tumors.


Acute orally induced hypernatremia in the rat: pathomorphologic and pathophysiologic changes.


Control of Ancylostoma caninum in the dog with cthiabendazole.


A method for teaching genesis of the electrocardiogram and simulating effects of morphologic and conduction defects.


The fine structure of secretory granules in submandibular glands of the rat during early postnatal development.


Secretory otitis media and the nature of the mucociliaryy system.


Clinical application of electromyography in vocal fold mobility disorders.


Muco-epidermoid carcinoma of the palate.


The effects of infused material upon the regeneration of newt limbs. 3. Blastemal extracts and alkaline phosphatase in irradiated limb stumps.


Intracristal helices in salivary gland mitochondria.


Experimental tracheal reconstruction with composite graft from nasal septum.


Radioautographic study of RNA synthesis in normal and actinomycin D treated rat embryos.


Differences between the biliary excretion of tri [14C] methyl-(3-hydroxy-phenyl) ammonium iodide in Wistar and Gunn rats. 1. The biliary excretion of [(14)C]trimophonium iodide [tri[(14)C]methyl(3-hydroxyphenyl)ammonium iodide] was studied in normal Wistar animals and in jaundiced homozygous Gunn rats. 2. In normal Wistar rats small amounts of radioactivity (approx. 3% of the dose in 4h) were excreted in bile as two glucuronide conjugates, i.e. [(14)C]trimophonium glucuronide [tri[(14)C]methyl-(3-oxyphenyl)ammonium glucuronide] (85%) and 3-di[(14)C]methylaminophenyl glucuronide (10-15%). Only minor amounts of the unchanged drug were detected in bile. 3. In the homozygous jaundiced Gunn rat large amounts of radioactivity (26% of the dose in 4h) were eliminated in bile as [(14)C]trimophonium glucuronide alone. The quantitative excretion of this metabolite in Gunn rat bile was about ten times that in normal animals. 4. It is proposed that the biochemical lesion in the homozygous Gunn rat may indirectly affect the biliary transport of exogenous glucuronides across the canalicular membrane.


Chlorophyll a fluorescence induction and chanees in the electrical potential of the cellular membranes of green plant cells.


Tracheal dystonia and sarcoidosis.

Tracheal dystonia and sarcoidosis.


Dual localization and properties of ATP--dependent long-chain fatty acid activation in rat liver mitochondria and the onsequences for fatty acid xidation.


Fluorescence lifetime of bacteriochlorophyll and reaction center photooxidation in a photosynthetic bacterium.


A preliminary study of rheology of granulocytes.


Studies on the DNA replication in heat synchronized Tetrahymena pyriformis.


Ophthalmological deficiencies in deaf children.


Trans-monsoonal persitence of Kyasanur Forest disease virus in Haemaphysalis nymphs infected in nature.


Comparison of various physical and integrated indices as measures of environmental heat stress.


The determination of the biological value of dietary proteins. XVI. The minimum protein requirement of humans, tested with mixtures of whole egg plus potato and maize plus beans.


A study of some aspects of prematurity among deliveries during 1968 at a teaching hospital.


A conglutinating complement absorption test for the detection of arbovirus antibodies.


A study on the active and passive immunity in experimental toxoplasmosis.


Isolation of West Nile virus from a human case of febrile illness.


Vitreous bodies: etiopathological investigation.


The significance of the occurrence of serotype 1831 and Katwijk straini in a longitudinal study of diarrhoeal disease in pre-school children.


A note on the arboreal nests of some rodents.


Secretion of blood group specific substances in body fluids.


A study of iron and protein deficiency in hookworm infestation. 104 patients with positive stool for hookworm ova were studied in detail with regard to anemia, iron and protein deficiency, and their relation to hookworm ova load.  A variable degree of anemia was seen in 80 of 104 patients.  Hypochromia was noticed in 66 (64%).  In 48 (46%), morphological changes due to vitamin B12 and/or folic acid deficiency were recorded.  Iron deficiency was most common in anemic patients.  Less than 15% saturation of transferrin was the most sensitive biochemical index of iron deficiency in these patients.  Severity of anemia was significantly associated with iron deficiency.  Hypoalbuminemia (serum albumin less than 3.25 g%) was found in 33 (32.6%) of the patients.  Anemia and hypoalbuminemia were both significantly associated with the hookworm load.  However, the association of hookworm load was seen with severe anemia (hemoglobin less than 5 g%) and hypoalbuminemia (serum albumin less than 2.75 g%).  It has been suggested that besides parasitic factors, nutritional deficiencies of vitamin B12 and/or folic acid and protein are contributory factors in the pathogenesis of anemia and hypoalbuminemia respectively found in these patients.


Survival time of mice in simulated high altitude.


Experimental studies on early compensatory renal enlargement following unilateral nephrectomy.


Anthropometric observations on urban primary school children.


Influence of intracarotid infusions of hexamethonium on acetylcholine release from perfused cerebral ventricles in anaesthetized dogs.


Antifertility screening of plants. VI. Effect of five indigenous plants on early pregnancy in albino rats. The petroleum ether, alcoholic and aqueous extracts of Apium graveolens Linn., Butea monosperma Lam. Kuntz., and Gossypium herbaceum Linn., the aqueous extract of Aloe Barbadensis Mill.Syn., and the juice of unripe fruits of Ananas comosus  were tested on albino rats by a method which detects any antizygotic, blastocystotoxic, antiimplantation, and early abortifacient activity.  The extracts were administered for 1-7 days.  The dosages for A. graveolens, B.  monosperma, and G. herbaceum were 100 mg/kg.  50 ml of A. comosus juice was administered daily.  Dosages of 100, 200, and 500 mg/kg of A.  barbadensis were given.  With the exception of A. comosus, none of the plants showed any antiimplantation activity.  The juice of the unripe fruits of A. comosus demonstrated encouraging antiimplantation activity showing 40% of implants only.


Vitll statistics of tea estates in Assam--1960 to 1968.


Pancreatic ascites, producing abdominal distension.


A computer simulation of the scanning processuusing a system response to line source distribution function.


Scintillation cameras based on new position arithmetics.


Spinal cord dosimetry in 131-I-IHSA cisternography.


99mTc brain scanning in herpes virus type I encephalitis.


Isotopic cisternography in Sturge-Weber syndrome.


Disappearance of iodoalbumin from pericardial sac in a patient with myxedema.


The effect of capsule content variations on thyroid uptake results.


Tumor thrombus of the right atrium displayed by rapid sequence scintiphotography.


A model to illustrate the effects of factors influencing the heart's action.


99mTc-technetium dioxide for liver scanning.


Surgical contributions to mechanisms of diarrhoea.


Sodium and potassium conductance changes during a membrane action potential. 1. A method for turning a membrane potential control system on and off in less than 10 musec is described. This method was used to record membrane currents in perfused giant axons from Dosidicus gigas and Loligo forbesi after turning on the voltage clamp system at various times during the course of a membrane action potential.2. The membrane current measured just after the capacity charging transient was found to have an almost linear relation to the controlled membrane potential.3. The total membrane conductance taken from these current-voltage curves was found to have a time course during the action potential similar to that found by Cole & Curtis (1939).4. The instantaneous current voltage curves were linear enough to make it possible to obtain a good estimate of the individual sodium and potassium channel conductances, either algebraically or by clamping to the sodium, or potassium, reversal potentials. Good general agreement was obtained with the predictions of the Hodgkin-Huxley equations.5. We consider these results to constitute the first direct experimental demonstration of the conductance changes to sodium and potassium during the course of an action potential.


Autopsy findings following death by intramuscular hydrogen cyanide: an experimental study.


Evaluation of thermal decomposition temperatures of amino acids by differential enthalpic analysis.


Measurement of pregnenolone in blood.

Measurement of pregnenolone in blood.


Synthesis of campesteryl acetate (24R)-24-methyl-3-beta-acetoxycholesten-5-ene) and its 24S-epimer.


Effect of pregnenolone sulfate administration of the excretion of steroid hormones in pregnant women.


Critical study on cortisol production rate.


A new synthesis of dl-3-methoxy-17-beta-carboxy-1,3,5(10),6,8-estrapentaene (1).


Urinary cholesterol. 3. Its excretion as a protein-bound complex.


Questions concerning the validity of one of the assumptions underlying the determination of the secretory rate of cortisol.


Cortisol metabolism in the morning and evening; relation to cortisol secretion rate measurements.


The binding of steroids by serum proteins of maturing male and female rats.


Determination of lead in hair by atomic absorption spectroscopy for simple screening of lead intoxication.


Embryo-fetotoxic effect of some organic mercury compounds.


The effects of local and total hypoxemia of the in situ canine heart on the unipolar lead electrogram and the transmembrane potentials recorded from the ventricular epicardial surface.


Postnatal sequences of myelodysplasia in the rat offspring caused by maternal administration of trypan blue during pregnancy.


Rosette formation leads to reopening of the neural tube in the rat embryo caused by vincristine given to the mother immediately before organogenesis.


Long-term pathological effects of prenatal x-radiation on the developing brain and postnatal manifestation of hydrocephalus in the mouse.


Mechanisms for the differential radiosensitivity of immature brain tissue: development of hydrocephalus and allied conditions.


Radiation effect on prenatal development.


Skeletal malformations of the hand and foot in the rat fetus caused by maternal administration of myleran during pregnancy.


Malformations of the limbs in the rat fetus following amniocentesis.


Studies on the speed of accommodation during space perception.


Observation of hypoxic effect on the central nervous system.


EEG changes during avoidance conditioning in rats.


Functional differences in protein synthesis between free and bound polysomes of rat liver.


Interaction between T7 coliphage denatured DNA and Sarcina lutea RNA.


A suggested control function for the animal tissue ribonuclease-ribonuclease inhibitor system, based on studies of isolated cells and phytohaemagglutinin-transformed lymphocytes.


RNA breakdown in a thermophilic Bacillus exposed to rifampicin.


Enhanced initiation of RNA chains in liver after administration of 3-methylcholanthrene.


A new cytoplasmic ribonucleoprotein particle in the cellular slime mold, Dictyostelium purpureum.


Continuous inducibility of isocitrate lyase during the cell cycle of the eucaryote Chlorella.


Intracellular migration of DNA polymerase in early developing sea urchin embryos.


Changes in rat liver transfer RNA following growth hormone administration and in regenerating liver.


Poly 8-bromoguanylic acid.

Poly 8-bromoguanylic acid.


Yeast lysyl-tRNA synthetase. Complex formation and heat protection by substrates.


Mechanism of action of berberine on Vibrio cholerae and vibrio cholerae biotype eltor.


Segments of 28-S RNA protected from pancreatic ribonuclease by interaction with ribosomal proteins.


Effect of berberine on the fatty acid composition of Vibrio cholerae and Vibrio cholerae biotype eltor.


A comparison of strains of so-called NAG vibrios with those of strains of Vibrio cholerae.


Alkalescens-Dispar group of organisms in normal preschool children and in preschool children with diarrhoea.


Salmonella pattern in India--II.

Salmonella pattern in India--II.


Immunological relationship between sarcoidosis and tuberculosis.


Quantitative differences in antitoxic and antibacterial immunogenesis after live and killed enteral cholera vaccination.


A clinical trial of tetramisole (R 8299) in cases of ascariasis.


Serological response of man to Kyasanur Forest disease.


Effect of total dose infusion of iron dextran on the stainable iron and erythropoiesis in bone marrow.


Effect of low molecular weight dextran on the survival rate of dogs subjected to acute haemorrhagic shock.


Nutritional assessment of preschool children of a rural community.


Ergonomical studies on load carrying up staircases. I. Effect of external load on energy cost and heart rate.


Ergonomical studies on load carrying up staircases. II. Effect of the rate of ascent.


A study of the menstrual pattern of school girls in an urban area.


Hybridisation experiments on five species of African schistosomes.


Asexual multiplication in Cysticercus pisiformis (Cestoda).


Studies with methyridine and Trichinella spiralis. 2. The use of the drug to study the rate of larval production in mice.


Passive immunization of pigeons against trichomoniasis.


Ultrastructural study of schizogony in Eimeria callospermophili.


Polypeptide synthesis with microsomes from pressure-treated Tetrahymena.


Lysine uptake in cultured Trypanosoma cruzi: interactions of competitive inhibitors.


Changes in ion content in heat-treated Tetrahymena cells.


Use of Tetrahymena pyriformis to evaluate the effects of purine and pyrimidine analogs.


Purine and pyrimidine 5'-nucleotide catabolism in Tetrahymena pyriformis W.


On endogenic blastomogenic substances.

On endogenic blastomogenic substances.


Combined effect of 6-azauridine and irradiation in vivo and in vitro. VI. Nuclear diameters of Ehrlich ascites carcinoma cells after repeated irradiation and 6-AzUR application.


Chemical and enzymatic properties of 60Co gamma-ray irradiated subtilisin BPN.


The detection of ehrlich ascites tumour cells in blood using the TuR-ZG1 electronic cell counter.


Kinetic and chemical properties of 60Co gamma-ray irradiated subtilisin BPN in aqueous solution.


Kinetics of the tumour growth and time factor in the radiotherapy.


The importance of sex chromatin determination in the hormonal treatment of breast cancer.


Histological characteristics and questions concerning histogenesis of cancer of the Fallopian tubes.


Some contributions to the influence of the autonomic nervous system on the experimental induction of cancer of the stomach.


Effects of 14 MeV neutrons and x-rays, singly or combined on the reproductive capacity of L cells.


Effects of x-irradiation on evoked potentials from visual system in rabbits.


Experimental concurrent infections with Strongyloides ratti and S. venezuelensis in laboratory rats.


Studies on the distribution and site location of Nippostrongylus brasiliensis within the small intestine of laboratory rats.


Effect of circadian rhythm on the radiosensitivity of the rough-skinned newt (Taricha granulosa).


A muscle-domain hypothesis for Ascaris postural waves.


A simple mathematical model for life-shortening by radiation.


The microangiopathic lesions of diabetes mellitus: an evaluation of possible causative factors.


Vertical distribution of the intensity of ionization due to terrestrial gamma-radiation.


Stimulation of mammalian erythropoiesis by metabolites of steroid hormones.


Chemical radiation protection in man as revealed by chromosome aberrations in peripheral lymphocytes.


Blood hypercoagulability and thrombosis.


Beta-carotene as a photoprotective agent in erythropoietic protoporphyria.


Effect of internal exposure by 90Sr and 131-I on respiratory 14CO2 patterns following 14C-glucose administration in mice.


Effects of pre-natal x-irradiation on the visual evoked potential in adult rabbits.


Association of American Physicians Presidental address.


The effects of large amounts of glutamic acid upon serum lipids and sterol metabolism in man.


On the mechanism of action of atromid-S on triglyceride transport in man.


Arrest of hyperparathyroid bone disease by the use of dihydrotachysterol in patients undergoing chronic hemodialysis.


Treatment of osteoporosis with calcium infusions.


Acceptance of the Kober Medal for 1970.

Acceptance of the Kober Medal for 1970.


Demonstration of a low-molecular-weight natriuretic factor in uremic serum.


Development of primary medical care programs by university teaching hospitals: issues relating to student and house staff teaching programs in internal medicine.


Development of primary medical care programs by university teaching hospitals: issues related to patient care services.


Prognostic significance of coronary arteriography.


Intrarenal perfusion in the young "essential" hypertensive: a subpopulation resistant to sodium restriction.


The vitamin E activity of 5 different tocopheramines on muscular dystrophy in chicks.


Differences in effects of dietary fats on survival rate and development of neoplastic and other diseases in rats.


Assay of hexahydrocoenzyme Q (phytylubiquinone) against muscular dystrophy in chicks.


[The antimicrobial action of potential thiol reagents].


Arteriovenous malformations of the conus medullaris and cauda equina. Decompressive laminectomy. Report of 2 cases.


The shape and movements of the human left ventricle during systole. A study by cineangiography and by cineradiography of epicardial markers.


Influence of the timing of atrial systole on mitral valve closure and on the first heart sound in man.


Isovolumic contraction and left ventricular ejection times. External measurements at rest and after exercise in normal men.


Significance of calcification of the coronary arteries.


Quantification of the contractile state of the intact human heart. Maximal velocity of contractile element shortening determined by the instantaneous relation between the rate of pressure rise and pressure in the left ventricle during isovolumic systole.


Antihypertensive effect of a new imidazoline compound (clonidine) and chlorthalidone, individually and in combination.


Cardioversion of atrial tachycardia and flutter by atrial stimulation.


The biochemical techniques for detecting and establishing the presence of a pheochromocytoma. A review of ten years' experience.


Cor triatriatum: preoperative diagnosis in an adult patient.


Management of hypertension of renal origin.


"Patch embolization" following repair of ventricular septal defect. A complication of bacterial endocarditis.


Sequential left ventricular function studies before and after pericardiectomy for constrictive pericarditis. Delayed resolution of residual restriction.


Bundle of His electrograms: a new method for analyzing arrhythmias.


Carotid sinus nerve stimulation.

Carotid sinus nerve stimulation.


Quantification of myocardial contractility.


Lymphoid physiology.

Lymphoid physiology.


Linearization of the inorganic phosphorus determination on the SMA 12-60.


Identification of aptitude criteria for medical technology.


Coulter counter vials.

Coulter counter vials.


On education.

On education.


Sun gazing as the cause of foveomacular retinitis.


The macular vessels in predisciform and disciform senile macular degeneration.


Electro-oculography as a test of retinal function. The normal and supernormal EOG.


Laurence-Moon-Bardet-Biedl syndrome in Israel.


Electroretinography in patients with connective tissue diseases treated with hydroxychloroquine.


Etiology of blindness in Nigerian children.


Gradient accommodative convergence-accommodative ratio in families with and without esotropia.


Ocular manifestations of hyperlipoproteinemia.


Hering's law applied to the near reflex.


Complications following bilateral superior oblique weakening surgical procedures for A-pattern horizontal deviations.


Indications for marginal myotomy and technique.


Retinal circulation in the hyperviscosity syndrome.


Ocular findings in subacute necrotizing encephalomyelitis.


Hereditary osteo-onychodysplasia.

Hereditary osteo-onychodysplasia.


Management of keratoconus with corneal and scleral lenses.


Technique for sterile manipulation of the indirect ophthalmoscope by the surgeon.


Modification of the operating microscope.


Toxic effects of scopolamine eye drops.

Toxic effects of scopolamine eye drops.


1970 Oxford ophthalmological congress.

1970 Oxford ophthalmological congress.


Proceedings of the New England Ophthalmological Society.


The first congress of the Society for Regional Ophthalmology.


University of Toronto Faculty of Medicine 12th annual research meeting.


Kresge Eye Institute Alumni 1970 Clinic Day program.


Ocular injuries, preventive ophthalmology, and optimal opticianry.


Action of oblique ocular muscles.

Action of oblique ocular muscles.


Tissue-specific induction of platelet aggregation in vitro.


Organizing the scientific paper.

Organizing the scientific paper.


An analysis of motivational techniques used in speech therapy.


Current preparation and participation in the field of language by members of The American Speech and Hearing Association: a report of a 1968 survey conducted by the Committee on Language.


The application of computers to medical records: a computer system for the storage and retrieval of medical records.


Effects of intravenous alcohol on motility of the duodenum and of the sphincter of Oddi.


Low density lipoprotein peptide metabolism in nephrotic syndrome: a comparison with patterns observed in other syndromes characterised by hyperlipoproteinaemia.


The occult thymoma: radiological and radioisotopic aids to diagnosis.


Anaemia and temporary erythroblastopaenia in children. A syndrome.


Lactose intolerance in Australian-born Chinese.


Reversal of "cirrhosis" in idiopathic haemochromatosis following long-term intensive venesection therapy.


Medullary thyroid carcinoma: a functional peptidesecreting tumour.


Angiokeratoma corporis diffusum universale (Fabry's disease): a case with gross myocardial involvement.


Low density lipoprotein peptide metabolism in the nephrotic syndrome.


Studies on urinary elimination of bufotenine-like substances in schizophrenia.


EEG arousal reactions to amphetamine and 2,5-dimethoxy-4-methylamphetamine in reserpine-pretreated rabbits.


Contribution to the mode of action of lithium on iodine metabolism.


Emotional learning deficits common to schizophrenias and other motivational disorders.


The rate of schizophrenia in foster-reared close relatives of schizophrenic index cases.


The interactive effects of maternal schizophrenia and offspring sex.


Auditory evoked responses in schizophrenia--a reassessment.


Daily administered unilateral ECT.

Daily administered unilateral ECT.


Ultrastructural study on transcapillary exchanges in the developing telencephalon of the chicken.


Operant conditioning of amygdala spindling in the free chimpanzee.


Quantitative analysis of the cerebral cortex. II. A method for analysing basal dendritic plexuses.


Parallel fiber and white matter activation of purkinje cells in a reptilian cerebellum (Lacerta viridis).


Field potential analysis of the inhibitory pattern in a reptilian cerebellar cortex (Lacerta viridis).


Cellular localization of labeled gamma-aminobutyric acid (3H-GABA) in rat cerebellar cortex: an autoradiographic study.


Antidromic inhibition of identified rat supraoptic neurones.


An intracellular study of hippocampal responses to reticular stimulation.


Rat supraoptic neurones: nucleolar changes following injection of posterior pituitary extracts.


Reduction of response variability in the somatic sensory system by conditioning inputs.


Protein synthesis in limbic structures during change in behavior.


Occurrence and distribution of L-DOPA decarboxylase in the human brain.


Effects of glucose, glucose-6-phosphate, and fructose-6-phosphate on the electrical activity in the ventromedial hypothalamus in rats.


Family counseling.

Family counseling.


Dermatoglyphics.

Dermatoglyphics.


Sex chromosome abnormalities.

Sex chromosome abnormalities.


Amino acid composition of silk from the pseudoscorpion Neobisium maritimum (leach): a possible link between the silk fibroins and the keratins.


Relationships between osmotic fragility and other species-specific variables of mammalian erythrocytes.


Sex differences in the acid-base balance of adult and immature fowl.


Species specificity of hedgehog red cells.


On the firing patterns of the "movement" receptors of the elastic organs of the crab, Carcinus.


Environmental temperature and the body fluid system of the fresh-water teleost--IV. Water-electrolyte regulation in thermally acclimated carp, Cyprinus carpio.


The effect of temperature change on membrane potential and conductance in Aplysia giant nerve cell.


Some aspects of thermoregulation in the adult Japanese quail (Coturnix coturnix Japonica).


A study of the different types of action potentials and miniature potentials in insect muscles.


Application of Laplace's law to mammalian hearts.


Carotenoids of the Centrarchidae.

Carotenoids of the Centrarchidae.


Radioisotope scanning in the management of benign thyroid disease.


Some observations of medical care in the USSR.


Prepaid group practice?

Prepaid group practice?


Callipygeny and granulomata.

Callipygeny and granulomata.


Peer review, utilization and fees.

Peer review, utilization and fees.


Environment and health. Cleaner air week, October 18-24.


Attempted suicide by drug ingestion.

Attempted suicide by drug ingestion.


Interrelationships of evoked and slow potential responses.


Empathy: towards a psychophysiological definition.


Biochemical predictors of suicide.

Biochemical predictors of suicide.


Non-specificity of the "gray" spot (indole derivative) in the urine of schizophrenics.


Radioactive bromide in the diagnosis of central nervous system disease.


Electroencephalography and brain scan in the diagnosis of posterior fossa lesions.


Effects of lithium pretreatment on amphetamine and DMI tetrabenazine produced psychomotor behavior.


Lithium versus chlorpromazine for manics. Initiative and productivity versus tranquilization hospitalization.


Clinical neuropathological conference.

Clinical neuropathological conference.


Intestinal transfer of l-arginine in relation to age.


Age changes in the weight of the thyroid glands of swine from birth to eight years.


Mitochondrial changes in the heart of Drosophila repleta, Wollaston with age.


Cellular changes occurring with age in the lens cells of the frog (Rana pipiens) in reference to the developmental capacity of the transplanted nuclei.


Sensitivity to starvation as an index of physiological age in Tribolium.


Observations on the lifespans of several species of annual fishes and of the world's smallest fishes.


Metabolic DNA and the problem of ageing.


The total nitrogen, protein, amino acid and uric acid ntent of ageing Drosophila.


The effect of theophylline and adrenaline on the lipolytic response of rats of different age.


Concomitant studies on RNA and protein syntheses in tissues of rats of various ages.


Quantitative determination of pantothenates by gas-liquid chromatography.


Recording of respiratory minute volume in the rat.


Correlation of post prandial blood glucose levels with oral G.T.T. values as a parameter for control of diabetes mellitus and its influence on vascular complications.


Recurrence of iron deficiency anemia after total dose iron-dextran therapy.


Total dose iron therapy using iron-dextran. A study of 514 cases using different techniques.


Effects of anesthetic procedures on the bacterial flora of the throat of obstetric and gynecological patients in a Calcutta hospital.


Congenital afibrinogenemia. Report of two cases.


Anxiety neurosis and its management.

Anxiety neurosis and its management.


Anemia. 4. Iron deficiency anemia. 3.

Anemia. 4. Iron deficiency anemia. 3.


Influence of some socio-economic factors on the prevalence of trachoma.


Hoffmann's syndrome.

Hoffmann's syndrome.


Double monsters.

Double monsters.


Anemia. 6. Megaloblastic anemia. II.

Anemia. 6. Megaloblastic anemia. II.


Penile histoplasmosis. A case report.

Penile histoplasmosis. A case report.


Syndrome of retarded growth, obesity, muscular hypotonia and mental retardation (Prader-Willi syndrome). Report of a case.


Oto-palato-digital syndrome.

Oto-palato-digital syndrome.


Hydatid cyst of lung. Report of a case.

Hydatid cyst of lung. Report of a case.


Tuberculous meningitis. A review of 288 cases in children.


A longitudinal study on physical growth of children of different birth weight groups from birth to 5 years.


Studies on enterobiasis. 3. The incidence of pinworm infection in a Mysore school.


Pulmonary changes in acute glomerulonephritis.


Hematological findings in kwashiorkor.

Hematological findings in kwashiorkor.


Exchange transfusion in hepatic coma. Report of two cases.


Protein calorie deficiency--a fourth approach.


Homocystinuria. Report of two cases in siblings.


Kinetic study of the hydration mechanism of vitamin B6 and related compounds.


Cobalt93)-promoted hydrolysis of glycine amides. Intramolecular and intermolecular hydrolysis following the base hydrolysis of the cis-[Co(en)2Br(glyNR1R2]2+ ions.


Nuclear magnetic resonance evidence for cis-peptide bonds in proline oligomers.


Kinetic effects of alkyl quaternary ammonium salts on the methanesulfonylation of the acetylcholinesterase catalytic center. Significance of substituent volumes and binding enthalpies.


Conformational characteristics of L-proline oligomers.


The possible determination of iron coordination in nonheme iron proteins using laser-Raman spectroscopy. Rubredoxin.


Deidaclin: a natural glucoside of cyclopentenone cyanhydrin.


The length of the lateral malleolus and pronation.


Diabetic vascular disorders.

Diabetic vascular disorders.


Prosthetic nail plate.

Prosthetic nail plate.


Osteotripsy of calcaneal spur.

Osteotripsy of calcaneal spur.


A new method of applying ultrasonic therapy.


Osteomyelitis at base of fifth metatarsal. Case report.


Incidence of os tibiale externum in clinical pes planus.


March fracture following a McBride bunionectomy. A case report.


Replacing a member of the office staff.

Replacing a member of the office staff.


Cirrhosis of the liver. Studies on correlation of clinical, biochemical and histological changes with special reference to hepatic insufficiency.


A study of cirrhosis of the liver due to chronic kala-azar.


A new antifungal agent--tolnaftate.

A new antifungal agent--tolnaftate.


Problems in the diagnosis of stroke.

Problems in the diagnosis of stroke.


Aetiology of cirrhosis of the liver.

Aetiology of cirrhosis of the liver.


Intra-osseous malignant schwannoma.

Intra-osseous malignant schwannoma.


Atherosclerosis and diet.

Atherosclerosis and diet.


Neurogenic arthropathies (Charcot's joints).


Alpha-thalassaemia in India.

Alpha-thalassaemia in India.


Studies on the incidence of aortic atherosclerosis in Indore.


Prophylactic lithium in recurrent affective disorders: a four year study.


Mental illness in the Republic of Ireland--first admissions.


Cytogenetic studies in a maximum security hospital.


Psychiatric services in Denmark.

Psychiatric services in Denmark.


Techniques of abortion.

Techniques of abortion.


Communicated hysteria--an episode in a secondary school.


The long-term prognosis of patients with acute coronary insufficiency.


Aquarians and antiquarians. The generation gap and changing events in medical education.


Etiology and pathogenesis of hypertension.


Preliminary report of Ancylostoma Ceylanicum infection in Thai people.


Congenital methemoglobinemia due to DPNH-methemoglobin reductase deficiency: another inherited defect of red blood cell metabolism found in Thailand.


Skin reactivity to mycobacterial antigens in leprosy patients.


Serum complement, kidney disease and infection in patients with systemic lupus erythematosus.


Motivation in continuing self-education.


Progressive supranuclear palsy. Report of a Thai patient.


Measurement in education.

Measurement in education.


Chromatographic studies of thyroid hormones in thyroid tissue of various conditions.


Olfactory esthesioneuroepithelioma. Report of two cases.


Notes on the influenza outbreak in Bangkok and Dhonburi 1969.


Parietal pleural biopsy. A statistical review of 274 cases.


Serum glycoprotein: the normal values in Thais.


The role of industrial physicians.

The role of industrial physicians.


Syringomyelia: a case with unusual clinical features.


Aplastic anemia-paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria syndrome-acute leukemia in the same patient. The first record of such occurrence.


Syringomyelia in Mississippi.

Syringomyelia in Mississippi.


Case report XIV of maternal mortality study.


Medical care foundations: private delivery that works.


Stimulus intensity and site of excitation in human median nerve sensory fibres. Median nerve sensory fibres were stimulated with minimal and supramaximal stimuli at the base of the third digit in 30 normal subjects. Evoked nerve action potentials were simultaneously recorded from two points on the median nerve just above the wrist. As stimulus voltage was increased from minimal to supramaximal, amplitudes of nerve action potentials increased, latencies decreased, but conduction velocities remained unchanged. The shortening of latencies was interpreted as movement of the effective point of nerve excitation away from the stimulating cathode towards the recording electrodes. Therefore, the effective point of nerve excitation cannot be assumed to be underneath the cathode, but at some distance from it depending on stimulus intensity. Furthermore, the fastest conducting sensory fibres in the human median nerve do have a lower threshold than slower conducting fibres.


Electrophysiological studies in diabetic neuropathy. In 30 patients with diabetic neuropathy sensory potentials in the median nerve, motor conduction in the lateral popliteal and median nerves, and electromyographic findings in distal and proximal muscles were compared with the severity of symptoms and signs. All patients had abnormalities in at least one of the electrophysiological parameters. The sensory potentials were the most sensitive indicator of subclinical involvement; abnormalities were found in 24 patients, 12 of whom had no sensory symptoms or signs and five of whom had no other clinical or electrophysiological evidence of neuropathy in the upper extremities. This indicates that sensory nerve fibres may be affected before motor. The next most sensitive parameter was the presence of fibrillation potentials, found in more than half the distal muscles examined. Slowing in motor conduction in the lateral popliteal nerve was the only electrophysiological change correlated to the severity of the neuropathy, and no other electrophysiological parameter was correlated to the duration or the severity of the neuropathy or the diabetes. An onset of neuropathy before or simultaneously with the manifestations of the diabetes, as well as the frequent occurrence of asymptomatic changes in sensory conduction, support the evidence at hand that the neuropathy develops concomitantly with and as an integral part of the metabolic disturbance rather than as a consequence of the vascular complications of diabetes. Of three patients with clinical signs or symptoms of a diabetic amyotrophy, two had asymptomatic electrophysiological abnormalities in distal nerves and muscles, consistent with widespread involvement of the peripheral nerves. The third patient had electromyographic changes in the medial vastus muscles suggestive of a myopathy. Motor and sensory conduction in distal and proximal nerves were normal.


On the problem of the pathology of spasmodic torticollis in man. Those regions which have been implicated by experimental and clinical neuropathological studies in the pathogenesis of spasmodic torticollis were examined in detail in the present patient and no histological abnormalities found. In the light of marked species differences in the effects of certain brain lesions on posture and the findings reported here, the pathogenesis of spasmodic torticollis in man may well be different from its pathogenesis in experimental animals.


Gelastic epilepsy.

Gelastic epilepsy. A case of retinitis pigmentosa with laughing epilepsy is described. Stereotyped repetitive episodes of limb movement, rigidity, and cackling laughter responding to diazepam are recorded. One episode is presented as gelastic status epilepticus and the clinical and EEG features are reported. Features of gelastic epilepsy are discussed and briefly compared with other laughing disorders. A short history of the condition is accompanied by a relevant review of the literature. The possible importance of hypothalamic lesions in laughing epilepsy is discussed and the absence of consistent EEG findings is noted.


Primary non-skeletal intracranial cartilaginous neoplasms: report of a chondroma and a mesenchymal chondrosarcoma. The clinical and pathological features of two rare, primary non-skeletal intracranial cartilaginous tumours, a chondroma and a mesenchymal chondrosarcoma, are presented. The literature with respect to clinical, pathological, and possible pathogenetic features is reviewed. The chondroma was successfully resected and the patient has had no recurrence since the operation in 1956. The clinical course of the mesenchymal chondrosarcoma was characterized by rapidly recurring tumour, slowed somewhat by cobalt therapy and frequent surgical interventions. Death occurred some 16 months after the initial resection. There were no metastases.


Is reading epilepsy inherited?

Is reading epilepsy inherited? A patient with primary reading epilepsy is reported. Her daughter has major and minor seizures and shows pattern- and photosensitivity. Both have discharges during reading. The implications of these findings are discussed.


Cerebral cortex perfusion rates in dementia. Cerebral cortex perfusion rates (CPR) were measured in 11 patients with dementia. In six patients the dementia appeared to be due to a primary neuronal degeneration and in the remainder it appeared to be secondary to vascular disease. In the context of blood flow measurement, it is suggested that the terms primary and secondary dementia are preferable to the terms presenile and senile dementia, because the latter are classified by age alone and the terms have no aetiological or pathological significance. The perfusion rates in patients with primary dementia were within normal limits for their age, whereas those in patients with secondary dementia were significantly reduced. This difference is likely to apply only if the measurements are made early in the course of the disease.


Failure of pyridoxine to reduce drug-induced dyskinesias. The use of pyridoxine seems to be ineffective in reducing tardive dyskinesia.


Fatty acid composition of phospholipids from platelets and erythrocytes in multiple sclerosis. The fatty acid composition of the phospholipids of red blood cells and blood platelets has been investigated in multiple sclerosis patients and in normal individuals. The variation in the platelet phospholipid fatty acid pattern in normals has been measured for the first time and has been shown to be small. The relative level of linoleate, expressed as a percentage of the five main fatty acids, was found to be significantly lower in the multiple sclerosis patients than in healthy individuals, both in the red cells and platelets. A highly significant correlation was found between serum linoleate and both platelet and red cell linoleate.


The distribution of plasma phenytoin levels in epileptic patients. Plasma phenytoin levels were estimated in 111 adult epileptic patients. A wide scatter of values was found, with over half outside the therapeutic limits of 10 to 20 μg/ml. Phenytoin tolerance tests carried out in five patients revealed a possible failure to metabolize the drug adequately in three of them. Factors affecting the plasma phenytoin level are discussed. The importance of this assay is seen in view of the number of patients potentially at risk from toxic blood levels in the absence of accepted clinical manifestations of acute or subacute intoxication.


Observations on muscle pain in man, with particular reference to pain during needle electromyography. Muscle pain receptors have been studied in man. During the advance of an EMG needle pain is most regularly experienced as the muscle fascia is pierced. Further advancing the needle is usually quite painless. However, there are scantily distributed points within the muscle (`pain spots') which may give rise to pain if encountered by the advancing needle. The nature of the responsible receptors is obscure but it is likely that pain may sometimes be caused by activation of nerve fibres (presumably from these receptors) coursing through the muscle rather than by activation of the receptors themselves. Intramuscular bleeding is unlikely to contribute often to the pain of needle electromyography. Mechanically sensitive `pain spots' are more painful than other areas when stimulated electrically or injected with hypertonic (6%) saline. This suggests a common receptor. The high electrical threshold and relative invulnerability to pressure of afferent fibres from these receptors suggest that they are mainly of small diameter. These findings are discussed in relation to experimental work on pressure-pain receptors in animals.