Effect of dietary factors upon the resistance of albino mice to experimental infection with Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Layton, Herbert W. (Northwestern University Medical School, Chicago, Ill.), and Guy P. Youmans. Effect of dietary factors upon the resistance of albino mice to experimental infection with Mycobacterium tuberculosis. J. Bacteriol. 90:958-964. 1965.-Each of the major nutritional components of a synthetic diet was quantitatively altered to determine its effect upon the resistance of albino mice to infection with Mycobacterium tuberculosis. The animals were challenged after the first 2 weeks of feeding, and the percentage that survived acute death was determined statistically. The level of protein which provided the greatest percentage of survival was 30%; increases or decreases from this level were detrimental. The optimal fat level was found to be 5% for either corn oil or coconut oil. Survival decreased when greater amounts of oil were added, and this effect was especially marked for 40% coconut oil. Vitamin A enhanced survival when increased from the normal level of 20,000 units per kg of diet to 160,000 units, but further increases were harmful. An amount of 75 g/kg of a vitamin B complex mixture afforded optimal resistance, but 25-g shifts in either direction lowered this resistance. Vitamin K-free diets resulted in high levels of survival, and addition of the vitamin resulted in proportional decreases in resistance.


On the so-called rhinencephalon in the dolphin.


Cell-free amino acid-incorporating system from Pseudomonas indigofera. Shiio, Tsuru (Washington State University, Pullman), and Bruce A. McFadden. Cell-free amino acid-incorporating system from Pseudomonas indigofera. J. Bacteriol. 90:978-983. 1965.-A cell-free preparation from Pseudomonas indigofera incorporated C(14)-phenylalanine and C(14)-leucine into a product which was insoluble in hot trichloroacetic acid. The phenylalanine incorporation process, which had a temperature optimum of 30 C and a pH optimum of 7.6, had many characteristics of protein synthesis. The process depended upon both "ribosomes" and supernatant fraction from centrifugation at 105,000 x g. Incorporation required adenosine triphosphate, apparently depended upon guanosine triphosphate, and was inhibited by chloramphenicol, puromycin, actinomycin, ribonuclease, and deoxyribonuclease. Leucine incorporation was also studied and had many similar characteristics. C(14)-phenylalanine uptake was stimulated by sRNA or polyuridylic acid, and together these substances had a synergistic effect upon stimulation. The incorporation of C(14)-phenylalanine into a product which was precipitated by antiserum to crystalline isocitrate lyase was also observed.


On the early development and homology of the central cerebellar nuclei in cetacea.


Paget's disease of bone.

Paget's disease of bone.


Training nurses to care for the elderly.


Libraries for nurses. 1. Mansfield General Hospital.


Bronchopneumonia; a nursing care study.

Bronchopneumonia; a nursing care study.


Prevention in psychiatry. 4.

Prevention in psychiatry. 4.


Bananas and cabbage.

Bananas and cabbage.


Suicide: the patient's viewpoint.

Suicide: the patient's viewpoint.


What is a baby?

What is a baby?


The Southwark ordination course.

The Southwark ordination course.


A golden future?

A golden future?


Hypertrophic pigmented villonodular tumour of the tendon sheath. A case report.


Vis a tergo as a force in venous return.


Rupture of the stomach due to mucormycosis.


Aorta-right pulmonary artery anastomosis.


Tuberculosis of the gastro-intestinal tract in the non-white population of the transvaal.


Variations of in vivo survival, acetylcholinesterase activity and sensitivity to acid lysis in human erythrocytes treated with proteolytic enzymes and neuraminidase.


Implications of learning theory for educating the hearing impaired.


A research basis for reading instruction of deaf children.


Project LIFE. Language improvement to facilitate education of hearing impaired children.


Programmed discrimination training for lipreaders.


"Let's lipread" television production criteria.


Three demonstrations of 8mm film projects.


An approach to teaching language to young deaf children.


Errors in management and assignment of sex in patients with abnormal sexual differentiation.


Vaginal fluid 6-phosphogluconic dehydrogenase activity in relation to uterine malignancy.


The efficacy of chemotherapeutic agents in the management of disseminated gynecologic cancer.


Carcinoma of the uterine cervix at the Rhode Island Hospital. A comparative study.


Radical hysterectomy and pelvic lymphadenectomy following pelvic irradiation. Five year survival rates for the years 1930-1959.


Studies on the thymolymphatic system in humans. II. Morphologic changes in lymph nodes in early pregnancy and during the puerperium.


The phenomenon of reactive vasodilation in pregnancy.


Severe abruptio placentae, toxemia of pregnancy, and renal biopsy. A clinicopathologic study.


Uterine behavior in abruptio placentae. I. Contraction patterns and their reactivity to oxytocin.


Study of protein biosynthesis in fetus and placenta. I. Incorporation of C-14-amino acids into the human placenta.


Non specific hemolysis of erythrocytes modified with bacterial endotoxins.


Pathogenesis of meningeal carcinomatosis. Report of a case secondary to carcinoma of cecum via perineural extension; with a review of 146 cases.


Studies on the pathogenesis of multiple sclerosis. IV. Post-infectious (measles) encephalitis.


Conservative treatment of post-herpetic neuralgia.


Magnetically controlled metallic thrombosis of intracranial aneurysms. A preliminary report.


Facts about pesticides.

Facts about pesticides.


Benzyl esters, indoles and carbazoles in cigarette smoke.


The effect of methenamine mandelate (mandelamine) on determination of urinary estriol.


A chart for concentrational calculations in quality control.


Evaluation of gas-liquid chromatography in assays for blood volatiles.


Blood volume error detector.

Blood volume error detector.


A rapid micro method for determination of ascorbic acid in urine by ferric reduction.


An automated trihydroxyindole procedure for the differential analysis of catecholamines.


A direct-reading bilirubinometer incorporating hemolysis and turbidity correction.


Automated determination of acid phosphatase.


Electrophoretic fractionation of serum glycoproteins on cellulose acetate.


A simple method for the quantitative determination of N-acetyl-p-aminophenol (APAP) in urine.


Simple method for concentration of cerebrospinal fluid for protein electrophoresis.


The ultrastructure of the outer epithelium of the planarian pharynx.


Experiences of tympanoplasty without cavity problems--the "meatoplastic method" of tympanoplasty and its further development.


Cholinesterase in the skin. I. Cholinesterases in normal human skin.


On sialomucopeptides isolated from human meconium.


Cholinesterase in the skin. II. Cholinesterases in pigmented nevi.


Environmental temperature and thyroid function in the lizard, Anolis carolinensis.


Frontal organs and protocerebral neurosecretory systems in Crustacea and Insecta.


Steroid production by incubated mouse adrenals. I. Characterization of steroid fractions.


Partial hypophysectomy in the teleost poecilia: separate identities of teleostean growth hormone and teleostean prolactin-like hormone.


Painfull shoulder with rheumatoid factor.


Effects of medium chain length triglyceride (MCT) on serum lipids and lipoproteins in familial hyperchylomicronemia (dietary fat-induced lipemia) and dietary carbohydrate-accentuated lipemia.


Tissue enzyme levels in erythrocyte glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency.


Human serum necrotizing factor: basic properties and clinical significance.


Electron microscopic studies on the fibrillar component of human splenic amyloid.


Simple method for in vitro metabolic studies with continuous-flow incubation.


Activity of the reticuloendothelial system in diseases of altered immunity.


An improved assay of erythrocyte and leukocyte galactose-1-phosphate uridyl transferase: stabilization of the enzyme by a thiol protective reagent.


Preparation of human urine concentrate for erythropoietin studies.


Glucose oxidase test strips in the detection of C.S.F. fistula.


A rare case of congenital malformation of the nose (appendix septi congenita).


Pathology of the African lymphoma (Burkitt tumour).


Malignant lymphomata involving the jaws in Africa.


The pathology and treatment of cholesteatoma auris.


Experimental observations on vein graft myringoplasty.


The blood supply of the long process of the incus and the head and neck of stapes.


Persistent stapedial artery.

Persistent stapedial artery.


Ameloblastic fibroma of the maxilla. Report of a case and review of the literature.


An x-ray microscopic study of the arterial supply to the facial nerve.


Hyalinosis cutis et mucosae (lipoid proteinosis).


Effect of drugs on spontaneous slow potential oscillations of the cerebral cortex.


Effects of 2-PAM and TMB-4 on neuromuscular transmission.


The effects of injected norepinephrine and sympathetic nerve stimulation in hypothyroid and hyperthyroid dogs.


An experimental evaluation of the reputed influence of thyroxine on the cardiovascular effects of catecholamines.


Vascular and metabolic effects of epinephrine in the isolated perfused rat liver.


Effects of atropine and related alkaloids on epinephrine induced contractions of the cat nictitating membrane.


The action of protriptyline on peripheral autonomic function.


The responses of the terminal bile duct to morphine and morphine-like drugs.


The analgesic effect of opiate-opiate antagonist combinations in the rat.


The diuretic and natruretic activity of triamterene and several related pteridines in the rat.


Structure-activity relationships in a series of colchicine analogs.


Inhibition of uric acid biosynthesis in the chick embryo and chicken by a xanthine oxidase inhibitor, 4-hydroxypyrazolo(3,4d)pyrimidine.


Metabolism of diazepam in rat, dog, and man.


The metabolism of alpha-dl-acetylmethadol in the rat: the identification of the probable active metabolite.


Tritium-labeled dihydromorphine: its metabolic fate and excretion in the rat.


Simple coulometer for studying protonic conduction in crystals.


Effect of ethanol on growth and liver components in mice.


Glucose control of an x-radiation induced difference in CO-2 production by yeast cells.


Puromycin and the impulse activity of crayfish stretch-receptor neuron.


Transglutaminase and experimental allergic encephalomyelitis.


Subcellular localization of tyrosine hydroxylase in beef caudate nucleus.


Kinetics of release of norepinephrine by tyramine.


Localization of DNA-polymerase in the cell nucleus of calf thymus.


Effects of chlorpromazine on radioiodine uptake and metabolism in C-57 brown mice.


A device for the calibration of gas electrodes.


"Cri du chat" syndrome. Partial deletion of the short arm of a chromosome No. 5. Report of a case.


On-the-job evaluation can turn theory on disposables into facts.


Emphasizing what, not who, is wrong reduces medication errors.


Patient service will improve if nurse-doctor communications do.


How methods study can help you lighten housekeeping load.


The dietitian need not be the scapegoat.


How to maintain aluminum windows at minimum cost.


What Charleston case means to hospitals.


Is negotiation better than bid buying?

Is negotiation better than bid buying?


Closed-circuit TV used for psychotherapy.


Survey shows Blue Cross choice as intermediary is likely to stand as nomination deadline nears.


Medical audit is best method of meeting utilization review need.


These circular units work so well that they have ordered more.


How to measure malpractice coverage.

How to measure malpractice coverage.


Noise control program is quiet success.

Noise control program is quiet success.


Ins and outs, ups and downs of hospital credit unions.


Command decisions are crucial to public relations campaigns.


How the operating room nurse can help to personalize patient care.


They cut medication errors by this new order system.


Medicare challenges hospitals to improve utilization reviews.


Distribution of polonium-210 in pulmonary tissues of cigarette smokers. Concentrations of the alpha-particle-emitting radioactive element polonium was measured in various pulmonary tissues of smokers and nonsmokers in order to determine 1) whether this radiation exposure is associated with the development of bronchial cancer in smokers;  and 2) how smoke is absorbed and excreted in human lungs.  Lung specimens from 25 current cigarette smokers, 2 current pipe smokers, 1 former cigarette smoker, and 8 nonsmokers ere analyzed.  The average concentration of polonium in the peripheral parenchyma of current smokers was .0074 picocurie/gm and in nonsmokers was .0016.  For smokers, the average concentration was doubled in more centrally located parenchyma and was greater in the upper than in the lower lobes.  Polonium concentrations correlated with daily cigarette consumption but not with total cigarettes smoked.  The concentrations in peribronchial lymph nodes of smokers were also higher than in nonsmokers.  These values show no correlation with total or daily cigarette consumption.  Polonium concentration was similiar in bronchial wall parenchyma as in lung parenchyma but was greater in bronchial epithelium than in parenchymal or lymph nodes.  The patterns of distribution of polonium throughout the lung suggest that most inhaled smoke particles are rapidly cleared from the lung, and polonium is primarily cleared by mucus sheet.  Since the highest local concentrations of polonium were found in bronchial epithelium from segmental bifurcations, leading to a high cumulative local radiation dose, polonium may be implicated in the initiation of bronchial cancer in humans.


Steroids and addisonian pernicious anemia.


Acquired aortic stenosis in a twelve-year-old girl with xanthomatosis: successful surgical correction.


Case records of the Massachusetts General Hospital. Case 54-1965.


Staphylococcal infection of a Starr-Edwards prosthesis, with fatal obstruction of the mitral valve.


Chemical structure, mode of action and therapeutical activity of anthraquinone glycosides.


Psychoanalytic conceptions of the meaning of work.


The influence of patient and therapist in determining the use of psychotherapy in a hospital setting.


The career outlook of professionally educated women. The case of collegiate student nurses.


The onset of psychosis--a diary account.


An extreme situation on a chronic schizophrenic treatment ward.


Paradoxical predictions.

Paradoxical predictions.


Other Voices, OtherRooms. Voice changes as manifestations of ego changes.


A novel ring contraction leading to D-norsteroids.


Severe thyrotoxicosis (thyroid crisis).

Severe thyrotoxicosis (thyroid crisis).


Products arising in the performic oxidation of tryptophan.


The synthesis of dinucleoside phosphates of natural linkages by the "anhydronucleoside method".


Steroids XXV. Disproportionation of 19-nor-androstane-derivatives.


Medicolegal responsibilities in physician-laboratory relations.


Our responsibility as citizens.

Our responsibility as citizens.


Acute nursing shortage demands intensive care.


Electrocardiographic diagnosis of important cardiac arrhythmias.


Effect of catheters and carrier solutions upon the arterial tree: preliminary report.


Radiotherapy of cerebral metastases.

Radiotherapy of cerebral metastases.


Radioisotope scanning of the spleen.

Radioisotope scanning of the spleen.


Multiple aneurysmal dilatations of cerebral and peripheral arteries.


A method for determination of tocopherol in bovine blood.


A new hemoglobin in cattle.

A new hemoglobin in cattle.


Acute, oral toxicity to laboratory animals of fenthion (O-O-dimethyl-O-(3-methyl-4-methyl-mercapto-phenyl)-thiophosphate) in different formulations.


Influence of dietary fat and short-time starvation on the composition of sow-milk fat.


Changes in serum magnesium levels of ruminants, as influenced by the diet effect of oral administration of various inorganic and organic compounds on the serum-magnesium level.


The mammary blood flow in the cow as measured by the antipyrine absorption method.


Tracer dyes food green No. 4 and food blue No. 3 in antibiotic and chemotherapeutic preparations for intramammary application. IV.


The pathogenesis of hydrallantois bovis. I. The concentrations of sodium,potassium, chloride and creatinine in the foetal fluids in cases of hydrallantois and during normal pregnancy.


Studies on Aspergillus fumigatus; toxin production by different strains and serological comparison of the strains.


Fish-induced anemia in rats.

Fish-induced anemia in rats.


Retention of selenium in tissues of swine after a single intramuscular administration of sodium selenite.


A special article: anaphylaxis.

A special article: anaphylaxis.


Treatment of intractable asthma with diethylcarbamazine citrate.


Somatic chromosomes of the cat.

Somatic chromosomes of the cat.


Case report: tracheostomy in status asthmaticus.


Provocative food test technique.

Provocative food test technique.


Comparative study of eye tests with defatted and undefatted pollen.


Letters to the editor: respiratory insufficiency.


On hypothyroidism.

On hypothyroidism.


Lipogenic hypercholesteremia. A guide for reorientation in the consideration of lipid-cholesterol relationships.


An evalutation of the frontal plane QRS-T angle in normal adults.


Fluid intake with medication.

Fluid intake with medication.


Carcinoid syndrome following reserpine therapy in thyrotoxicosis.


Painless acute necrotic pancreatitis.

Painless acute necrotic pancreatitis.


Subcutaneous nodular fat necrosis in pancreatitis.


Absent lamina dura associated with a developmental dentin abnormality. A family study.


The high prevalence of abnormal glucose tolerance in the Cherokee Indians of North Carolina.


Neoplastic disease. Treatment with vinblastine. A cooperative study.


Mercaptopurine and acquired tubular dysfunction in adult nephrosis.


Electrolyte excretion in subjects fasting in tropical environment.


The association of primary hypothyroidism and inappropriate secretion of antidiuretic hormone.


Malnutrition, myoedema, and Muehrcke's lines.


Primary combined saccharase and isomaltase deficiency. Report of two adult siblings of consanguineous parentage.


"Normal" lactose tolerance test.

"Normal" lactose tolerance test.


Marfan's syndrome. Hematological abnormalities in a family.


Steroid-induced gastric ulcer. A clinicopathologic study.


The internist and mitral stenosis in pregnancy.


Progression of Reiter's syndrome to psoriatic arthritis.


Blue rubber bleb nevus.

Blue rubber bleb nevus.


Pachydermoperiostosis--clinical spectrum.


Malignant rheumatoid disease with aortic stenosis.


Gonadal dysgenesis and brachymetacarpal dwarfism (pseudopseudohypoparathyroidism).


Metabolism of red-cell lipids. I. Incorporation in vitro of fatty acids into phospholipids from mature erythrocytes.


Metabolism of lipoprotein lipid in the isolated perfused rat heart.


Metabolism of red-cell lipids. II. Conversions of lysophosphoglycerides.


The enzymatic acylation and hydrolysis of lysolecithin.


The metabolism of lysolecithin in rat-liver particulate systems.


Interrelationships between the major fatty acids present in the lecithin isolated from the plasma of experimental rabbits.


The dimensions of the bile salt micelle. Measurements by gel filtration.


Biochemistry of sphingolipids. I. Thin-layer chromatography of sphingosines.


Uptake of nucleic acid, protein and carbohydrate precursors by hen-oviduct lipids.


Conversion of [I-14C]glucose to lipid by macrophages in vitro.


The effect of insulin on the metabolism of human adipose tissue in vitro.


Triglyceride biosynthesis in the intestinal mucosa.


Identification and origin of docosatrienoic acid of rat phospholipids.


The effect of puromycin and actinomycin on carbohydrate-induced lipase activity in rat adipose tissue.


Effect of carnitine on acidosis and ketosis induced by lipid perfusions in dogs during starvation.


Biosynthesis of delta-9 monounsaturated fatty acids in slices of the ice-plant, Carpobrotus chilense.


A raised level of free fatty acids in serum of rats deficient in essential fatty acids as a contributing cause of their fatty livers.


Isolation and structure of a new prostaglandin from human seminal plasma. Prostaglandins and related factors 43.


Metabolism in the rat of chyle obtained after feeding hydrogenated coconut oil labeled with stearic acid.


The effects of trans, trans-linoleate upon the metabolism of linoleate and linolenate and the positional distribution of linoleate isomers in liver lecithin.


Radioactivity in blood and liver partial glycerides, and liver phospholipids after intravenous administration to carbohydrate-fed rats of chyle containing double-labeled triglycerides.


Isolation and chemical characterization of phosphatidyl glycerol from spinach leaves.


Synthesis and enzymic hydrolysis of an O-alanyl ester of phosphatidyl glycerol.


A new approach to peptic ulcer.

A new approach to peptic ulcer.


The uniqueness of the Faculty of Medicine. University College of Rhodesia and Nyasaland.


Peculiarities in dermatology. Pityriasis alba.


Electrical control of the heart beat.

Electrical control of the heart beat.


Medical Council of Southern Rhodesia. Functions of the Medical council.


Medical provision by the mining industry in Southern Africa.


Renal failure--the present and the prospect.


At the Harare Hospital staff round. Cases of interest.


Inhalation of oxygen.

Inhalation of oxygen.


Physiology of the air passages.

Physiology of the air passages.


Nebulization therapy.

Nebulization therapy.


Management of the comatose patient.

Management of the comatose patient.


Pulmonary insufficiency.

Pulmonary insufficiency.


Postoperative respiratory complications.


The management of chronic respiratory insufficiency.


Sterilization and care of equipment.

Sterilization and care of equipment.


Organization of inhalation therapy service and school.


Intensive care unit organization.

Intensive care unit organization.


Emergency resuscitation.

Emergency resuscitation.


Maximal histalog test in control subjects and patients with peptic ulcer.


Observations on the sodium and potassium content of mucus from the large intestine.


Irradiation injury to the colon.

Irradiation injury to the colon.


The stomach in tropical sprue.

The stomach in tropical sprue.


Selective abdominal angiography.

Selective abdominal angiography.


Gastric freezing in the rat.

Gastric freezing in the rat.


Experimental studies on the value of the reference substances polyethyleneglycol, bromsulphthalein, and 51-Cr as indicators of the fluid content in the intestinal lumen.


Portal hypertension resulting from splenic arteriovenous fistulae.


A study of Crohn's syndrome using tissue extracts and the Kveim and Mantoux tests.


Is the apparent hyposecretion of acid by patients with gastric ulcer a consequence of a broken barrier to diffusion of hydrogen ions into the gastric mucosa?


Role of camoquin in the treatment of reaction case of leprosy.


Modified technique for administration of retention enemata in colitis.


Complication of diphtheria--with a case report.


Anti arthritic drugs.

Anti arthritic drugs.


The treatment of neoplasms of the brain and face, employing regional chemotherapeutic perfusion and infusion techniques.


The viral particles in the reactive cells of the brain induced by chemical carcinogens.


Localization of brain tumors by angiography.


Radioisotope detection of brain tumors.

Radioisotope detection of brain tumors.


The place of electro-encephalography in the diagnosis of cerebral tumors.


Experimental salmonellosis. VII. In vitro transfer of cellular immunity by ribosomal fraction of mouse mononuclear phagocytes. Sato, Ichiei (Gunma University, Maebashi, Japan), and Susumu Mitsuhashi. Experimental salmonellosis. VII. In vitro transfer of cellular immunity by ribosomal fraction of mouse mononuclear phagocytes. J. Bacteriol. 90:1194-1199. 1965.-The mononuclear phagocytes (termed monocytes) of mice hyperimmunized with live vaccine of Salmonella enteritidis inhibited the intracellular growth of virulent strain 116-54 of S. enteritidis. Also, the monocytes withstood the degeneration of cells caused by the phagocytosis of bacteria in the absence of immune serum in the tissue culture medium, termed cellular immunity. When the nonimmune monocytes were incubated with the ribosomal fraction of immune monocytes, obtained from the abdominal cavity of mice hyperimmunized with live vaccine of S. enteritidis, they acquired cellular immunity, but the monocytes did not acquire immunity when ribosomal fractions from normal mouse monocytes or from the monocytes of mice immunized with killed vaccine of S. enteritidis were used. The transfer agent present in the ribosomal fraction of immune monocytes was inactivated by treatment with ribonuclease but not with deoxyribonuclease or with trypsin.


Drug resistance of enteric bacteria. V. High frequency of transduction of R factors with bacteriophage epsilon. Kameda, Mitsuo (Gunma University, Maebashi, Japan), Kenji Harada, Mitsue Suzuki, and Susumu Mitsuhashi. Drug resistance of enteric bacteria. V. High frequency of transduction of R factors with bacteriophage epsilon. J. Bacteriol. 90:1174-1181. 1965.-In the transduction of R factors with phage epsilon(15), a lysate capable of transducing the markers for (TC) or (CM.SM.SA) resistance at high frequency was obtained. The transducing agent is a defective element called epsilon(15)dR(23) which lacks certain functions of phage epsilon(15). After lysogenization with normal epsilon(15) phage and ultraviolet (UV) induction, strains carrying the epsilon(15)dR(23) element produce lysates which have a high frequency of transduction (HFT) on group E(1)Salmonella. Lytic lysates prepared on phage epsilon(15) sensitive strain with the epsilon(15)dR(23) element have a low frequency of transduction (LFT). Lytic growth of phage epsilon(34) on an epsilon(15)dR(23) strain or UV induction of an epsilon(34) lysogenic strain containing epsilon(15)dR(23) results in LFT lysates on group E(2)Salmonella. On UV induction, group E(2)Salmonella (epsilon(15) lysogens) with the epsilon(15)dR(23) element give lysates which are HFT on group E(1)Salmonella but are LFT when tested on group E(2)Salmonella. In all instances, the production of drug-resistant transductants requires infection of the cell with only a single epsilon(15)dR(23) element. It appears that the resistance region of the R factor has replaced that portion of phage genome which is essential for vegetative replication and superinfection immunity. The epsilon(15)dR(23) element does not contain the genetic determinants of the R factor responsible for transmissibility, inhibition of F mating, and interference between two R factors.


Nucleic acid homologies of selected bacteria, L forms, Mycoplasma species. Rogul, M. (Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, Washington, D.C.), Z. A. McGee, R. G. Wittler, and Stanley Falkow. Nucleic acid homologies of selected bacteria, L forms, and Mycoplasma species. J. Bacteriol. 90:1200-1204. 1965.-The molar per cent of guanine plus cytosine (G + C) in the deoxyribonucleic acids (DNA) of Proteus mirabilis, strain 9, and its stable L form was determined by thermal denaturation and found to be approximately 39.5% G + C. The DNA homologies of this bacterium and its L form were estimated by the agar-column technique and were equivalent in their abilities to anneal and form specific duplexes. The next series of comparisons were performed between two Mycoplasma species and their often suggested bacterial parent. The G + C ratios of M. gallisepticum (32.7%), M. gallinarum (28.1%), and Haemophilus gallinarum (41.9%) varied to a high degree. In the homologous system, the denatured DNA of H. gallinarum trapped in agar bound approximately 40% of its sheared, denatured, and H(3)-labeled DNA. In comparison, the nucleic acids of M. gallinarum and M. gallisepticum were incapable of binding the labeled DNA of H. gallinarum. These findings provided evidence that the two strains of Mycoplasma were not derived from H. gallinarum.


Nucleotide composition of nucleic acids of fungi. I. Ribonucleic acids. Storck, Roger (The University of Texas, Austin). Nucleotide composition of nucleic acids from fungi. I. Ribonucleic acids. J. Bacteriol. 90:1260-1264. 1965.-The nucleotide composition of the ribonucleic acids (RNA) present in extracts of 26 species of fungi was determined. The results were analyzed, together with those in the literature. It was found that the content in moles per cent of guanine plus cytosine (GC content) varied from 44.1 to 60.5 in a distribution composed of 8 species of zygomycetes, 10 of ascomycetes, 11 of deuteromycetes, and 8 of basidiomycetes. The GC-content range and average were, respectively, 44.1 to 49.3 and 46.4 for the zygomycetes, 47.4 to 54.4 and 50.2 for the ascomycetes, 48.2 to 54.5 and 51.6 for the deuteromycetes, and 50.4 to 60.5 and 52.4 for the basidiomycetes. The GC content averaged 45.6 and ranged from 44.1 to 46.3 for four Mucor species. In addition, GC contents significantly lower than 50 were also encountered in some species of Hemiascomycetidae, suggesting that AT type RNA is not uncommon in fungi. It was proposed that the base composition of fungal RNA might have a taxonomic and phylogenetic significance.


Folic acid involvement in cyclopropane fatty acid synthesis in lactobacilli. Henderson, Thomas O. (North Carolina State University, Raleigh), John J. McNeill, and S. B. Tove. Folic acid involvement in cyclopropane fatty acid synthesis in lactobacilli. J. Bacteriol. 90:1283-1287. 1965.-Evidence for the involvement of folic acid in the synthesis of lactobacillic acid (11,12-methyleneoctadecanoic acid) was obtained with Lactobacillus plantarum and L. casei. L. plantarum, in the presence of aminopterin, incorporated 25% less radioactivity from methionine-methyl-C(14) into long-chain fatty acids than did control cultures, whereas the incorporation of acetate-1-C(14), representing overall fatty acid synthesis, was the same in both conditions. Control cultures of L. plantarum contained 3 to 4.5 times more lactobacillic acid than did aminopterin-grown cultures. Similarly, L. casei, in the presence of folic acid, synthesized six times more lactobacillic acid than did folic-deficient cultures. The results of this study indicate that coenzymes of the folic acid group are involved in the synthesis of lactobacillic acid in these organisms.


Growth of Allescheria boydii in anitbiotic-containing media. Cazin, John, Jr. (University of Iowa, Iowa City), and David W. Decker. Growth of Allescheria boydii in antibiotic-containing media. J. Bacteriol. 90:1308-1313. 1965.-Thirteen isolates of Allescheria boydii were surveyed for their ability to grow and sporulate on media containing cycloheximide and chloramphenicol. The fungus grew well in the presence of 4 to 8 mg/ml of cycloheximide, whereas ascocarps and coremia were always inhibited at a concentration of the drug lower than that required to inhibit growth and conidial production. In certain strains, ascocarp production was inhibited by concentrations of cycloheximide (0.4 mg/ml) normally used in selective media; however, two strains produced mature ascocarps at a concentration of 1 mg/ml of the antibiotic, and two strains produced immature ascocarps at a concentration of 4 mg/ml. Growth inhibition was not observed with concentrations of chloramphenicol as high as 1,000 mg per liter in any of eight strains tested.


Numerical survey of some bacterial taxa. Focht, D. D. (Iowa State University, Ames), and W. R. Lockhart. Numerical survey of some bacterial taxa. J. Bacteriol. 90:1314-1319. 1965.-A numerical analysis was made of 77 properties of each of 43 bacterial strains, representing 25 genera from 8 families in the orders Eubacteriales and Pseudomonadales. Four major groups were found, related to one another at approximately the same level of similarity: (1) a large cluster containing the subgroups (1a) Athiorhodaceae-Spirillaceae, (1b) Xanthomonas, and (1c) "inactive" Micrococcaceae-Achromobacteraceae; (2) a cluster containing the "active" Micrococcaceae and Lactobacillaceae; (3) the enterobacteria; and (4) Aeromonas. There was a sharp distinction between the branches of groups 1a, 1c, and 2. The composition of groups was essentially the same whether or not fermentation of carbohydrates (28 characters) was included in the analysis. Several individual strains, notably, Bacillus subtilis, Leuconostoc mesenteroides, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, and Erwinia amylovora, were related to none of the groups, and others (two species of Proteus, Flavobacterium devorans, and Lactobacillus casei) showed only minimal quantitative relationships with their groups. These results suggest that there may be significant variation in levels of similarity within microbial groups presently accorded equivalent taxonomic rank, and that some present distinctions among taxa, particularly at the generic level, cannot be confirmed on the basis of overall similarity.


Factors regulating competence in transformation of streptococci. Pakula, Roman (University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada). Factors regulating competence in transformation of streptococci. J. Bacteriol. 90:1320-1324. 1965.-The highly transformable group H Streptococcus strain Challis produced an exocellular competence-provoking enzyme capable of converting to the state of competency incompetent cells of the homologous strain, and of the very poorly transformable strain Wicky. The competence-provoking activities of culture filtrates of strain Challis prepared at various periods of growth were tested on cells of strain Wicky. In the first 3 hr of growth, a strict correlation was found between the degree of competence and the competence-provoking activity. The period of maximal competency was followed by a rapid decline, although the competence-provoking activity of the filtrates remained at a maximum. The decay of competence was caused by a change in the structure of the cells which rendered them nonreceptive to the action of the competence-provoking enzyme.


Damage to Streptococcus lactis resulting from growth at low pH. Harvey, R. J. (The Dairy Research Institute, Palmerston North, New Zealand). Damage to Streptococcus lactis resulting from growth at low pH. J. Bacteriol. 90:1330-1336. 1965.-Growth of Streptococcus lactis below pH 5.0 results in damage to the cells. A period of growth below pH 5.0 is required before this damage is expressed, and a period of growth above pH 5.0 is required to correct the damage. Part of the damage consists of a reduction in the specific activities of a number of enzymes. At the same time, the differential rate of total protein synthesis is unchanged. During recovery from growth at low pH, the enzymes subject to damage are formed at a differential rate which is higher than normal until the normal specific activities are restored. The growth rate characteristic of the new pH is then resumed. The results are consistent with either of two mechanisms of damage. Growth at low pH could result either in direct inactivation of a number of enzymes, or in loss of control of the differential rates of synthesis of individual enzymes.


Biological properties of streptococcal cell-wall particles. I. Determinants of the chronic nodular lesion of connective tissue. Schwab, John H. (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill). Biological properties of streptococcal cell-wall particles. I. Determinants of the chronic nodular lesion of connective tissue. J. Bacteriol. 90:1405-1411. 1965.-The capacity of cell-wall fragments to induce a chronic remittent nodular lesion after a single injection into rabbit skin varies qualitatively as well as quantitatively among the streptococci. This variation among strains is the result of a summation of several properties of the bacterial cell, some intrinsic and others extrinsic to the cell-wall structure. With some species, the inability to produce this lesion may be related to the susceptibility of cell walls to lysozyme. Other factors defined in this paper include production of hyaluronidase, and association of the cell walls with a component which can affect the interval between injection and appearance of the nodules, called the latent time. Separation of cell-wall fragments from more soluble cell material by centrifugation results in a shorter latent time. Addition of the soluble supernatant fraction back to the cell walls prolongs the latent time and increases the area of lesion involvement. This latter effect is due to a spreading factor present in most cell extracts. Addition of hyaluronidase to isolated cell-wall fragments duplicates the increased lesion area but tends to shorten further the latent time. Thus, the soluble cell extract contains both a spreading factor and a component which prolongs the latent time, and the final influence on the lesion is in part a product of these two activities. The ease and extent of mechanical disintegration of the cell wall can also vary widely among strains and yield cell extracts differing in their content of cell-wall fragments of optimal size.


Basal structure and attachment of flagella in cells of Proteus vulgaris. Abram, Dinah (Purdue University, Lafayette, Ind.), Henry Koffler, and A. E. Vatter. Basal structure and attachment of flagella in cells of Proteus vulgaris. J. Bacteriol. 90:1337-1354. 1965.-The attachment of flagella to cells of Proteus vulgaris was studied electron microscopically with negatively stained and shadow-cast preparations of ghosts from standard cultures and from special cultures that produced "long forms." The flagellum, the basal portion of which is hooked, arises within the cell from a nearly spherical structure, 110 to 140 A in diameter. This structure appears to be associated with the cytoplasmic membrane; it may be a part of the membrane or a separate entity that lies just beneath the membrane. Flagella associated with cell walls free from cytoplasmic membrane frequently have larger bodies, 200 to 700 A in diameter, associated with their base. These structures probably consist at least partly of fragments of the cytoplasmic membrane, a portion of which folds around a smaller structure. Flagella in various stages of development were observed in long forms of P. vulgaris cells grown at low temperature. The basal structure of these flagella was similar to that of the long or "mature" flagella. Strands connecting the basal structures were observed in ghosts of long forms; these strands appear to be derived from the cytoplasmic membrane. Flagella were found to be attached to fragments of cell wall and to cytoplasmic membrane in a similar manner as they are attached to ghosts. In isolates of flagella that have been separated from the cells mechanically, the organelles often terminate in hooks which almost always appear naked, but have a different fine structure than the flagellum proper.


Decomposition of poly-beta-hydroxybutyrate by pseudomonads. Delafield, F. P. (University of California, Berkeley), M. Doudoroff, N. J. Palleroni, C. J. Lusty, and R. Contopoulos. Decomposition of poly-beta-hydroxybutyrate by pseudomonads. J. Bacteriol. 90:1455-1466. 1965.-A number of aerobic pseudomonads capable of using poly-beta-hydroxybutyrate as sole source of carbon have been partially characterized. One was selected for special study and described as a new species, Pseudomonas lemoignei Delafield. This bacterium constitutively produces extracellular digestive enzymes that hydrolyze the polymer to a mixture of d-beta-hydroxybutyrate and the dimeric ester of this acid, as well as an intracellular "dimer hydrolase" which hydrolyzes the dimeric ester. The exoenzymes are excreted during growth, but mainly at its cessation. Metabolism of beta-hydroxybutyrate largely suppresses enzyme excretion and causes a disappearance of excreted enzyme.


Structure of bacterial L forms and their parent bacteria. Weibull, Claes (Rocky Mountain Laboratory, Hamilton, Mont.). Structure of bacterial L forms and their parent bacteria. J. Bacteriol. 90:1467-1480. 1965.-Light and electron microscopic studies were done on normal cells and L forms of Proteus mirabilis, Staphylococcus aureus, and Corynebacterium sp. grown in liquid media. Under the prevailing growth conditions, the L forms studied were morphologically indistinguishable from one another. They appeared as approximately spherical elements occurring singly or more often connected with each other by thinner portions of cell material. In sections of large L forms, the following structures were seen: a peripheral, triple-layered ("unit") membrane, a granular cytoplasm, nuclear regions, and vacuoles limited by membranes. Small bodies often were present inside the vacuoles. These bodies also contained a peripheral membrane and a granular cytoplasm but usually no nuclear regions. The normal bacteria from which the L forms were derived differed markedly in structure from one another, especially in the surface layers of the cells.


Ultrastructural study of the host-bacterium relationship in erythrasma.


Deoxyribonucleic acid base composition of Pseudomonas piscicida.


Detection of a lymphocytic choriomeningitis component in rabies virus preparations.


Inhibition of transformation of streptococci by antibodies.


Evolution of the mammalian tectum in the vertebrate phylogeny: a morphological observation.


Toxic effects of chlorpromazine (experimental studies).


Progress in mental health legislation.

Progress in mental health legislation.


Re-enacting the Christmas story.

Re-enacting the Christmas story.


Defective delinquents can be reached.

Defective delinquents can be reached.


A crisis-oriented community clinic.

A crisis-oriented community clinic.


Silver achievement award: public school help for schizophrenic children.


New York State's new admission law.

New York State's new admission law.


Unconscious motivation in medication errors.


How pathology kept pace with expansion.

How pathology kept pace with expansion.


New hospital's expansion is suburban success story.


A preadmission service for the mentally retarded.


If Medicare costs become issue, will hospitals be the scapegoat?


Radioisotope use rises 30 per cent in year at Wesley of Chicago.


Housekeeping writes manual for cleaning of O.R. suite.


What are realistic radioisotope charges?


Computer shows how patient stays vary.

Computer shows how patient stays vary.


New Drug Control Amendments will affect pharmacy practice.


Patient-care roles discussed at physician-nurse national meeting.


Centralized disinfection ensures a bacteriologically safe thermometer.


Integrating dental service into surgery is vital to patient care.


What do dietitians ask of administrators?


Hospital helped design this waste incineration system.


Dietitians help doctors by posting charts.


Why Civil Rights means women's rights.

Why Civil Rights means women's rights.


Space race spurs new hospital products.

Space race spurs new hospital products.


Courts hold hospitals responsible for medical care, lawyer tells Second Chiefs of Staff Conference.


Helicopters expand hospital service area.


Convulsions in childhood: their natural history and indications for treatment.


Chronic medical conditions and traffic safety: review of the California experience.


Fiber optics in medicine.

Fiber optics in medicine.


Ventricular fibrillation induced by an implanted cardiac pacemaker. Report of a successfully treated case.


Case records of the Massachusetts General Hospital. Case 55-1965.


Birthweight of obese and diabetic children.


Effect of light on eosinophil count in strabism.


Sensitivity of Rhizobium to the action of thiuriam and phenylmercuric acetate.


The microbiological utilization of atmospheric nitrogen.


Microbial metabolites as factors of soil fertility.


Studies on the toxicity of legume seeds towards Rhizobium.


Lung purpura and nephritis (Goodpasture's syndrome) complicated by the nephrotic syndrome.


Spontaneously reversible retinal detachment occurring during renal insufficiency.


Tubular alterations produced by osmotic diuresis with mannitol.


Gastric secretion in chronic pancreatitis.


Visceral changes in myotonic dystrophy.

Visceral changes in myotonic dystrophy.


Intestinal infarction without mesenteric vascular occlusion. A report of 31 cses.


Bronchopulmonary lavage in man.

Bronchopulmonary lavage in man.


Acute fatty liver of pregnancy. Report of a surviving patient studied with serial liver biopsies.


Iatrogenic hydrothorax. Report of a case.


Parathyroid hormone-secreting renal carcinoma associated with hypercalcemia and metabolic alkalosis.


Terminology of acid-base disorders.

Terminology of acid-base disorders.


Statement on acid-base terminology. Report of the ad hoc Committee of the New York Academy of Sciences Conference, November 23-24, 1964.


Acid-base disorders and the clinician.

Acid-base disorders and the clinician.


Bleeding after adenotonsillectomy.

Bleeding after adenotonsillectomy.


Self-poisoning.

Self-poisoning.


Steroid glaucoma.

Steroid glaucoma.


Electroencephalography in childhood.

Electroencephalography in childhood.


Drugs for bed-wetting.

Drugs for bed-wetting.


Mortality from cancer and other causes after radiotherapy for ankylosing spondylitis.


Prevention of tetanus.

Prevention of tetanus.


Self-poisoning. II.

Self-poisoning. II.


Some aspects of blood loss and fluid balance in paediatric adenotonsillectomy.


Suppression of the tuberculin response in malignant disease.


Infections of the hand. 1.

Infections of the hand. 1.


Studies on the inhibitory effect of erythrose on the development of experimental cholera.


A case of polycystic disease of the liver and kidneys demonstrated at the Postgraduate Medical School of London.


Impressions of group practices. Future outlook hopeful?--Guildford.


Medical examination of immigrants.

Medical examination of immigrants.


Potassium chloride and bowel ulceration.


Teen-age pregnancy.

Teen-age pregnancy.


Aspiration hazards in old patients.

Aspiration hazards in old patients.


Diagnostic pneumoperitoneum in amoebic liver abscess.


Probable mode of action of oral contraceptives.


Use of trichlorethylene inhalations during physiotherapy.


Disinfecting the clinical thermometer.

Disinfecting the clinical thermometer.


Edgbaston Nursing Home: a development in private practice.


Infections of the hand. 2.

Infections of the hand. 2.


Impressions of group practices. Group practice, health centre, or both? Huntly and Hythe.


Systemic reaction to bromsulphthalein.

Systemic reaction to bromsulphthalein.


Venous constriction after exercise; its relation to acid-base changes in venous blood.


The nature of the radioactive material in urine after parenteral 57Co hydroxocobalamin.


Spontaneous in vitro autohaemolysis of blood from chronic uraemic patients.


Total body water, extracellular fluid, plasma volume and red cell mass in healthy east Africans.


Effects of intrarenal infusions of bradykinin and acetylcholine on renal blood flow in man.


Ventilatory and metabolic response to graduated and prolonged exercise in normal subjects.


The effect of pyridoxine on tryptophan metabolism in phenylketonuria.


The effects of hypertonic mannitol on renal sodium excretion in hydropenic man.


Leber's hereditary optic atrophy: a possible defect of cyanide metabolism.


Hydroxyproline and creatinine excretion in infantile protein malnutrition.


Diffusion in the gas phase of the lungs in normal and emphysematous subjects.


Cysteine metabolism in cystinuria.

Cysteine metabolism in cystinuria.


Leg blood flow at rest, during and after exercise in normal subjects and in patients with femoral artery occlusion.


The effect of reserpine, noradrenaline and adrenaline on reactive hyperaemia in the human forearm.


Studies with radiocopper (64Cu) in Wilson's disease: dynamics of copper transport.


Total urinary hydroxyproline excretion in normal human subjects.


The two-way selection of mutants and revertants in respect of acetate utilization and resistance to fluoro-acetate in Aspergillus nidulans.


Inherited histocompatibility changes in progeny of irradiated and unirradiated inbred mice.


The effects of mating systems and selection on pupa weight in Tribolium.


Genetic analysis of liver catalase activity in two substrains of C57BL mice.


The use of p-fluorophenylalanine with 'master strains' of Aspergillus nidulans for assigning genes to linkage groups.


Maintenance of kappa particles in cells recently deprived of gene K (stock 51, syngen 4) of Paramecium aurelia.


Complementation and enzyme studies of revertants induced in an am mutant of N. crassa.


Mutagen specificity among reversions of ultraviolet-induced adenine-1 mutants of Schizosaccharomyces pombe.


Mutagenesis with light and proflavine in phage T4. II. Properties of the mutants.


In vivo and in vitro inactivation of fibrin stabilizing factor by Echis colorata venom.


Platelet masses in the liver of the rat following administration of crotalaria filva extract. (A preliminary communication).


The effect of some phenothiazine derivatives on neuromuscular transmission.


Racial and seasonal variations of serum alkaline phosphatase and inorganic phosphorus levels.


Successful conservative management of spontaneous intraperitoneal rupture of amebic liver abscess. A case report.


An unusual case of diazinon poisoning.

An unusual case of diazinon poisoning.


Study of the factors and attitudes of medical officers, working at primary health centres in Uttar Pradesh.


Typhoid fever in children.

Typhoid fever in children.


Bilateral renal agenesis with severe urinary tract dysplasia.


Myasthenia gravis in a young child. A case report.


Heart failure in infants.

Heart failure in infants.


Closed cardiac massage.

Closed cardiac massage.


Urinary white cell excretion.

Urinary white cell excretion.


Duck plague in West Bengal. 3.

Duck plague in West Bengal. 3.


A disease of poultry resembling 'Bangkok haemorrhagic disease of chickens'.


Comparative histological study of adrenal and thyroid glands of the bull and the bullock.


Blood iron and hemoglobin level in healthy Egyptian sheep, cattle, buffaloes and camels.


Effect of cortisone on Leptospira pomona infection in guinea pig.


Diurnal variations and some environmental aspects of egg production in white leghorns.


'Vallergan' (trimeprazine tartrate) as premedicant for intravenous anaesthesia in dogs with 'intraval sodium' (thiopentone).


A study of brucellosis in cattle with milk ring test (MRT).


Obstruction of the teat canal due to fibroma.


Chemotherapy of parafilariasis in bovines.


Balantidiosis in a bullock and its treatment with "leucarsone".


Acetonemia (a case report).

Acetonemia (a case report).


Evidence against the universality of a tyrosyl residue at antibody combining sites.


Kinetic and equilibrium studies of the reaction between anti-p-nitrophenyl antibodies and a homologous hapten.


Immunoadsorbents with high capacity.

Immunoadsorbents with high capacity.


Influence of aliphatic amines on the interaction of human C'1 with EAC'4.


Ultrastructural aspects of human and canine diabetic retinopathy.


Retinal vascular patterns. VII. Acellular change.


The vascular injection method and the functional geometry of the microcirculation.


Quantitative studies of choroidal blood flow by reflective densitometry.


A simple and rapid method for the determination of myo-inositol by gas-liquid chromatography.


A sensitive method for phosphorus in lipids.


Relationship between utilization of fat and synthesis of cholesterol and total lipid in young female rats.


Analytical separation of nonlipid water soluble substances and gangliosides from other lipids by dextran gel column chromatography.


Lipid peroxidation in vivo.

Lipid peroxidation in vivo.


Synthesis and analysis of optically active triglycerides.


Glyceride studies. 3. The component glycerides of five seed oils containing linolenic acid.


Glyceride studies. IV. The component glycerides of ten seed oils containing linoleic acid.


Glyceride studies. V. The distribution of unsaturated acyl groups in vegetable triglycerides.


Analysis of triglycerides by consecutive chromatographic techniques. II. Ucuhuba kernel fat.


Gas chromatographic resolution of butteroil and synthetic triglycerides beyond their carbon numbers.


Prothoracotrophic activity of compounds that mimic juvenile hormone.


The phospholipid pattern of Tenebrio molitor larvae.


Phospholipid composition of fat-bodies of Sarcophaga bullata.


Juvenile hormone activity of structurally unrelated compounds.


Studies on gaffkemia, a bacterial disease of the American lobster, Homarus americanus (Milne-Edwards).


In vitro growth studies of Bacillus larvae White.


Bacillus sphaericus Neide as a pathogen of mosquitoes.


Partial-pupae of the greater wax moth, Galleria mellonella (Linnaeus).


Kinetic studies of "sex ratio" spirochetes in Drosophila melanogaster Meigen females.


Pathogenicity of Aspergillus flavus Link to Musca domestica nebulo Fabricius.


A mosquito iridescent virus (MIV) from Aedes taeniorhynchus (Wiedemann).


An Aspergillus toxin lethal to larvae of the house fly.


Schedule of appearance of 5-hydroxy-tryptamine (serotonin) and associated enzymes in the developing rat brain.


The effect of autolysis on the distribution of acid phosphatase in rat brain.


Cytoplasmic protein synthesis in mouse brain.


Effects of environmental complexity on constituents of brain and liver.


Isolation and identification of homocarnosine from bovine brain.


Collections of Dermacentor parumapertus from cattle.


Studies on southeast Asian Haemaphysalis ticks (Ixodoidea, Ixodidae). H. (Kaiseriana) celebensis sp. n., from a wild boar in Celebes.


Effects of Cuterebra angustifrons on plasma proteins of Peromyscus leucopus.


Sciaenophilus inopinus Humes, 1957, a synonym of Sciaenophilus pharaonis (Nordmann, 1832) comb. n. (Copepoda: Caligidae).


A trap for hematophagous diptera.

A trap for hematophagous diptera.


A system for mass producing the snail Australorbis glabratus and cercariae of Schistosoma mansoni.


Infection of the golden hamster with Schistosoma mansoni cercariae through the cheek pouch.


Molting and exsheathment in vitro of third-stage Dirofilaria immitis.


Susceptibility of the Mongolian gerbil, Meriones unguiculatus, to Ascaris suum infections.


A natural infection of Leishmania in the kinkajou, Potos flavus, in Panama.


Coccidia (Protozoa: Eimeriidae) of swine.


The anatomy of Tetratrichomonas didelphidis (Hegner and Ratcliffe, 1927) comb. n. from the opossum.


Aspects of early growth of different Trypanosoma cruzi strains in culture medium.


On the occurrence of the rat lungworm Angiostrongylus cantonensis, in rats in the Philippines.


A critical study of the taxonomy of Taenia pisiformis Bloch, 1780; Multiceps multiceps (Leske, 1780); and Hydatigera taeniaeformis Batsch, 1786.


Occurrence of Angiostrongylus cantonensis in Madagascar, Mauritius, Ceylon, and Sarawak.


Comparative recoveries of adult worms from Chinese and golden hamsters fed known doses of Trichinella spiralis.


Experimental infection of a mongoose with Angiostrongylus cantonensis (Chen).


Nematodirus maculosus sp. n. (Nematoda: Trichostrongylidae) from the mountain goat, Oreamnos americanus, in North America.


Occurrence of Angiostrongylus cantonensis in the Brown rat (Rattus norvegicus) in Manila, P. I.


Development of Dirofilaria immitis in Anopheles quadrimaculatus after exposure of the microfilariae to a freezing temperature.


Absence of trichinella spiralis in brown rats (Rattus norvegicus) in the Philippines.


Studies on American paragonimiasis. I. Age immunity of the snail host.


Nasal mites (Halarachnidae) in the sea otter.


The life cycle of Clonorchis sinensis: a comment on the presentation in the seventh edition of Craig and Faust's Clinical Parasitology.


The fine structure of the nervous system of the cercaria of the liver fluke, Fasciola hepatica L.


Studies on Gyrodactylus (Trematoda: Monogenea) with descriptions of five new species from the southeastern U. S.


Transplantation of a monogenetic trematode, Polystomoides sp., to the chick chorioallantois.


Ergasilus tenax sp. n. (Copepoda: Cyclopoida) from the white crappie, Pomoxis annularis Rafinesque.


Population regulation of a water mite parasitic on unionid mussels.


Haemaphysalis (Rhipistoma) eupleres sp. n. from a Madagascar carnivore and definition of the subgenus Rhipistoma Koch (resurrected) (Ixodoidea, Ixodidae).


Electron microscopic studies on Planaria. I. Fine structure of muscle fiber in the head of the planarian Dugesia dorotocephala.


Electron microscopic studies on Planaria. II. Fine structure of the neurosecretory system in the planarian Dugesia dorotocephala.


The arrangement of the myofilaments in the insect flight muscle. I.


Inter-Z bridges in the flight muscle of the bee.


Further studies on microtubules. A marginal bundle in human and rat thrombocytes.


An electron microscope study of the parathyroid gland of the frog (Rana clamitans).


An ultrastructural study of erythropoietin-induced red cell formation in mouse spleen.


Ultrastructure of the chromoplasts in the carrot root.


Theories of arousal and retardation potential.


An attempt to group toilet train severely retarded patients.


Implications of 1965 federal legislation for mental retardation.


Administrative obstacles to behavioral research as perceived by administrators and research psychologists.


Metabolic alkalosis in patients with hypercalcemia.


The importance of the etiology of hypokalemic alkalosis in determining replacement therapy.


Role of phenformin (DBI) as an adjuvant in oral antidiabetic therapy.


The effect of denervation and insulin on protein synthesis in the isolated rat diaphragm.


Changes in plasma and urinary amino acids following estrogen administration to males.


Nursing education in a community hospital.


Treatment of retinitis proliferans by photocoagulation.


A measles epidemic in an Alaskan boarding school.


Regional medical programs.

Regional medical programs.


The western interstate commission for higher education. A cooperative venture between the western states.


Pain sensitivity and ratings of childhood experience.


Effect of age, sex, and speed of rotation on rotary pursuit performance by young children.


Absolute judgments under three viewing conditions.


Effects of ambiguous training materials on cue discrimination.


Brightness preference in the frog.

Brightness preference in the frog.


Monocular stereoscopic perception of disparate images.


Note on visual perception in schizophrenic Ss.


Stability of the autokinetic phenomenon.


Relationship of myopia to performance on a test of leveling-sharpening.


Influence of an irrelevant stimulus attribute on numerosity judgments.


Prewarning signal activity and RT as a function of foreperiod.


Addition of controlled distortion to delay of auditory feedback.


Statistical and associational characteristics of 1100 random shapes.


Effects of guided learning experiences in developing probability concepts at the fifth grade level.


Comparison of the Kahn intelligence tests: experimental form, the Stanford-Binet and the WAIS for familial retardates.


Use of telementry to compare dog ECGs under routine and test environments.


Differential recognition of tachistoscopically presented English and Hebrew words in right and left visual fields.


Research with a recently developed measure of achievement motivation.


Perceptual learning of incomplete pictures.


Sex and stimulus time differences in afterimage durations.


Judgment of size with varying conditions of stimulus duration and illumination.


A test of Hull's reactive inhibition concept: persistence of curvilinear response pattern in button-pressing.


Judging with which eye one is viewing a three-dimensional scene.


Habituation to complex vestibular stimulation in man: transfer and retention of effects from twelve days of rotation at 10 rpm.


Perception of physiognomic properties of words by mentally retarded children.


Effect of prompting on the meaningful material practiced under delayed auditory feedback.


Complex discrimination with two stages of solution.


Note on delayed auditory feedback, exposure time and retention.


Prediction of drive state and output from frequency distribution shape.


Time efficiency of preference scaling methods.


Invariance of personal characteristics of voice over two vowel sounds.


Illumination preference of albino rats in a tilt box as a function of age and illumination intensity.


Organismic variables as predictors of vigilance behavior.


Originality, reading, and arithmetic.

Originality, reading, and arithmetic.


The visual response component of rotary pursuit tracking.


IES arrow-dot performance of institutionalized delinquents and adolescent patients in a mental hospital.


Number of alternatives and sequence length in acquisition of a step-function tracking task.


Clinical value of infant testing.

Clinical value of infant testing.


Some methodological factors about light in animal research.


Consistency and style of autokinetic movement.


Characteristics of responses to tests of creativity: a second look.


Admission IES arrow-dot performance of mental patients presenting management problems at a state hospital.


Gestalt study of time estimation.

Gestalt study of time estimation.


Some task parameters in simple pattern recognition.


Performance of the mentally retarded on the Stroop Color-Word Test.


Eye fixation responses to kittens and infant chimpanzees to onset and offset of a stimulus.


Some implications of muscle tension changes during desynchronized sleep.


Some correlates of mode of conflict resolution in impression formation.


Response bias in SAET responses of persons with organic brain damage.


Error correlations in a two-dimensional compensatory tracking task.


Personality correlates of change-seeking behavior.


Measurement of heart rate activity in two different recording and amplification systems.


World population, a challenge to medicine.


Toward a definition of the therapeutic milieu.


The toxicity of the sodium and methylglucamine salts of diatrizoate, iothalamate, and metrizoate. An experimental study of their circulatory effects following intracarotid injection.


Effects of angiocardiographic injections on blood viscosity.


Comparative blood pressure changes in angiography with meglumine iothalamate 60 per cent (60 per cent conray) and 50 per cent sodium diatrizoate (50 per cent hypaque).


Renal extraction of PAH in man following abdominal aortography.


Dissecting aneurysms of the aorta: roentgen manifestations including a comparison with other types of aneurysms.


Teaching and learning radiology.

Teaching and learning radiology.


The computer analysis and diagnosis of gastric ulcers.


The extrapleural air sign in pneumomediastinum.


Mucoceles of the maxillary and sphenoid sinuses.


Spinal fractures in tetanus.

Spinal fractures in tetanus.


Cesium-131 seeds for permanent implants.


The gamma-ray evaluation of diagnostic shielding barriers.


Chemotherapy in urologic cancer.

Chemotherapy in urologic cancer.


The diagnosis of renal cyst versus renal carcinoma.


Urinary calculus disease.

Urinary calculus disease.


Idiopathic retroperitoneal fibrosis.

Idiopathic retroperitoneal fibrosis.


Carcinoma of the prostate.

Carcinoma of the prostate.


The radiographic characteristics of carcinoma of the prostate.


Prostatitis.

Prostatitis.


Traumatic cord bladder: management and complications.


Prapism.

Prapism.


Hypnoanalgesia and hypnoanesthesia in urology.


Massive retinal fibrosis.

Massive retinal fibrosis.


The importance of a polarization microscope in a case of chronic conjunctivitis.


The role of the nucleus in differentiation especially in Acetabularia.


Nuclear changes during the differentiation of animal cells.


Changes in the cell walls of plants during differentiation.


Extrachromosomal factors in the genetic differentiation of Neurospora.


Cellular differentiation at the molecular level with special reference to proteins.


Cellular differentiation in the root.

Cellular differentiation in the root.


Differentiation in Naegleria.

Differentiation in Naegleria.


Cellular patterns in developing roots.

Cellular patterns in developing roots.


Ultrastructural aspects of differentiation in sporogenous tissue.


The role of nucleic acids in cell growth and differentiation.


Ultrastructural changes in the root apex.


Amino acids and differentiation in animal embryos.


Ultrastructure aspects of cellular differentiation.


The structure of water and its biological implications.


Cytoplasmic contraction and the distribution of water in the amoeba.


The active transport of water: evidence, models and mechanisms.


Water movement through a transporting epithelial membrane: the gastric mucosa.


The fluid exchange of the central nervous system.


Water flow in the presence of active transport.


Osmotic flow.

Osmotic flow.


Water movement in soils.

Water movement in soils.


Podophyllin poisoning. A case report.

Podophyllin poisoning. A case report.


Common skin disorders in newborn infants.


Human genetics, and the teaching of medicine.


Management of the allergic child in Turkey.


Symposium; the smallest stowaways. IV. The principles and application of international disease control.


Symposium: The smallest stowaways. 3. Rinderpest.


Radiation hazards in veterinary practice.


Experimental hypovitaminosis-A in calves. Clinical and gross post-mortem findings.


Keeping up to date.

Keeping up to date.


Preventive medicine and the future of the veterinary profession.


Result from treatment of Cushing's disease with radioactive gold and radioactive yttrium.


Preliminary results from treatment of juvenile diabetics with progressive vascular complications and neuropathy by implantation of the hypophysis with radioactive yttrium.


A rheologic model for cortical bone. A study of the physical properties of human femoral samples.


Surgical treatment of spondylolisthesis without spine fusion. A long term follow-up of operated cases.


The anatomy of the gasserian ganglion and the distribution of pain in relation to injections and operations for trigeminal neuralgia.


The clinical investigation of intersexuality.


Iron-chelating enzyme from rat liver.

Iron-chelating enzyme from rat liver.


A histochemical and ultrastructural study of yucca seed proteins.


Effect of carbon and nitrogen nutrition on pleomorphism in Trichophyton mentagrophytes.


Decomposition of methyl methionine sulfonium salts by a bacterial enzyme.


Distribution of 3-beta-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase and delta-5-3-oxosteroid isomerase in homogenate fractions of human term placenta.


Intestinal dipeptidases. I. Spectrophotometric determination and characterization of dipeptidase activity in pig intestinal mucosa.


Efficiency of energy conservation in oxidative phosphorylation.


States of amino acid residues in proteins. 8. Tyrosine, histidine and tryptophan residues in chymotrypsin in the presence of substrate and in diisopropylphosphorylchymotrypsin.


Intestinal dipeptidases. II. Distribution of dipeptidases in the small intestine of the pig.


Chemical modification of ribonuclease A crystals. I. Reaction with 1,5-difluoro-2,4-dinitrobenzene.


The influence of pH on the effects in vitro of some organic cations and anions on oxidative phosphorylation.


Cholinesterase inhibitory prognoses of thirty-six alkyl substituted 3-carbamoylpiperidines.


Distribution and function of the branchial nerve in the mussel.


Inhibition of blood digestion and oocyte growth in Aedes aegypti by 5-fluorouracil.


The nature of the action of ions as inductors.


Effect of inhibitors on active transport by turtle intestinal segments.


Behavioral and integumentary changes associated with induced metamorphosis in Diemictylus.


Developmental stages of the bob-white quail embryo (Colinus virginianus).


Studies on spermathecal filling in Aedes aegypti (Linnaeus). II. Experimental.


Phylogeny and the distribution of creatine in invertebrates.


Interactions of diurnal and tidal rhythms in the fiddler crab, Uca pugnax.


Diet and prevention of dental disease.

Diet and prevention of dental disease.


Hypochondriasis.

Hypochondriasis.


Discrimination in breast cancer.

Discrimination in breast cancer.


Hepatitis and renal dialysis.

Hepatitis and renal dialysis.


Unusual mediastinal tumour.

Unusual mediastinal tumour.


Thymectomy and myasthenia gravis.

Thymectomy and myasthenia gravis.


The gastro-camera.

The gastro-camera.


Present position concerning prevention of heart disease.


Treatment of typhoid fever: a comparative trial of ampicillin and chloramphenicol.


Plasma renin concentration in human hypertension . II. Renin in relation to aetiology.


Systemic lupus erythematosus and pregnancy.


Impressions of group practices. Teamwork--Barnstaple and Winchester.


Indications for laboratory tests for toxoplasmosis.


Hydrazine poisoning.

Hydrazine poisoning.


Control of drug addiction.

Control of drug addiction.


Accident epidemic.

Accident epidemic.


Sickle-cell anemia and anaesthesia.

Sickle-cell anemia and anaesthesia.


Self-poisoning. I.

Self-poisoning. I.


Pulmonary function in acute myocardial infarction.


Heroin addiction in the United Kingdom (1954-1964).


Clinical comparison of frusemide with bendrofluazide, mersalyl, and ethacrynic acid.


Asepsis in general practice.

Asepsis in general practice.


Hypertension due to renal artery obstruction in Eskimo girl: case of primary arteritis of aorta.


Impressions of group practices. Some rules successfully broken--Edinburgh.


World population growth and some implications.


Geochemistry and the general practitioner.


Tick-borne relapsing fever. The present position in Kenya.


Paroxysmal hypertension with haemoptysis due to a retroperitoneal paraganglioma.


Tuberculin negative tuberculosis.

Tuberculin negative tuberculosis.


Microbial resistance versus homeostasis.


Friedlander's pneumonia with a case report.


Treatment of bronchial asthma and emphysema.


Mortality in surgery for pulmonary tuberculosis.


Carbon dioxide narcosis in cor pulmonale.


Eosinophilic shadows (a clinical analysis in 46 cases).


Vital capacity and forced expiratory volume one second in South Indian men.


Liver regeneration in the presence of high levels of vitamins and lipids.


Antigenicity of polypeptides (poly alpha amino acids). XV. Studies on the immunogenicity of synthetic polypeptides in mice. The response of mice to synthetic linear polypeptides of known composition but random sequence has been studied. Neither Swiss mice nor a number of inbred strains could respond to copolymers of only 2 amino acids (G(60)L(40), G(60)A(40), G(90)T(10)). Upon introduction of as little as 4 mole per cent of a third amino acid, good immune responses were obtained, regardless of the nature of the third amino acid. The level of the immune response to a series of glu-lys-ala polymers increased with increasing alanine content of the polymer.


Antigenicity of polypeptides (poly alpha amino acids). XVI. Genetic control of immunogenicity of synthetic polypeptides in mice. The ability of mice to form antibodies against the random terpolymer glu(57)lys(38)ala(5) is controlled by a codominant Mendelian factor. Three of 7 inbred strains were 100 per cent responders; the others were completely negative. All of these strains could make antibody to related polymers with higher alanine content (10 and 40 mole per cent). Breeding studies using the progeny of Swiss mice indicated that a similar genetic factor was involved.


Function of the reticuloendothelial system. I. A study on the phenomenon of carbon clearance inhibition. The inhibitory effect of heat-aggregated albumin on carbon clearance has been studied with respect to the dose-dependent relationships involved. It has been found that the dose of aggregated albumin does not affect the degree of inhibition but does affect the duration of inhibition. Above a critical dose the duration increases exponentially with increasing albumin dose. The addition of gelatin to the carbon suspension was found to produce two effects: (a) it prolonged the inhibitory effect of a given aggregated albumin dose, and (b) it produced a slowing in the rate of carbon removal. The fact that foreign red cells inhibit carbon clearance in a manner similar to denatured albumin suggests that the relationships observed relative to denatured albumin may be generally applicable to carbon clearance and indeed may have application to phagocytic particles other than carbon.


Function of the reticuloendothelial system. II. Participation of a serum factor in carbon clearance. Reticuloendothelial clearance of carbon particles is inhibited by injection of heat-aggregated albumin. The possibility that this inhibition might involve a serum component has been explored. Evidence that such a serum factor does participate in carbon clearance inhibition by heat-aggregated albumin derives from the fact that prior treatment of the carbon with homologous serum eliminates the blockade; and also, if serum previously absorbed with carbon is mixed with the carbon particles no restoration of "blockade" by albumin occurs. A method for extracting the component from serum using barium sulfate adsorption is described which allows concentration of the factor and sensitive assay for its presence. It is concluded that while large or multiple carbon injections may bring about a saturation of the phagocytic cell, this saturation masks an underlying factor which protects against acute inhibition of carbon phagocytosis by denatured albumin when subsaturating carbon doses are used.


Further studies of the stimulation of DNA synthesis in cultures of spleen cell suspensions by homologous cells in inbred strains of mice and rats. The early proliferative response previously demonstrated in rabbits has now been shown to follow the mixing of spleen cell suspensions from 2 inbred strains of mice or rats. The size of the response is comparable to that seen in cells from hyperimmune animals exposed to antigen in vitro. Autoradiographs of cells from stimulated cultures showed 1 to 4 per cent of the total population had incorporated thymidine. Modifications in the conditions necessary for the culture of mice and rat spleen cell suspensions and the measurement of thymidine incorporation are described. No responses were observed in isologous mixes. The responses obtained on mixing individual pairs of spleens from different strains showed relatively little variation. Responses were obtained in all of the 21 possible combinations between 7 inbred strains of mice. Responses were obtained when parental cells were mixed with their F1 hybrids. Analysis of these responses showed that, in every case, parental-F1 hybrid responses were less intense than those between the 2 parents. It was shown that there was no inherent defect in the ability of the hybrid cells to respond when mixed with an unrelated strain. The results suggested that the hybrid cells made no response to the parent cells although this was not conclusively established. This has been taken as circumstantial evidence that the response is immunological in nature. The significance of the vigor of the response and the large fraction of the immunologically competent cells that take part is discussed.


Homologous disease in the adult rat, a model for autoimmune disease. II. Findings in the joints, heart, and other tissues. Polyarthritis and cardiac lesions have been observed in the adult rat with homologous disease. Changes in the lymphoid tissue and kidney have also been noted. A migratory polyarthritis occurred in over half of the affected animals, and cardiac involvement of varying intensity was present in all. Histologically, the arthritis was characterized by a mononuclear synovial inflammatory reaction. In the heart, the valves and myocardium demonstrated a similar type of response. Cultures of involved joints and hearts for pyogens and pleuropneumonia-like organisms were negative. The lymphoid tissues showed progressive changes in three stages: (a) disappearance of follicles; (b) increase in plasma-like cells and histiocytes; and (c) fibrosis. The second stage tended to coincide with the development of the polyarthritis. The kidney showed mild interstitial mononuclear infiltration. The pathologic changes described appear to be a consequence of reaction between foreign immunologically competent cells and host antigens, but the possibility that these lesions represent a response to antigens derived from unknown infectious agents is, however, not ruled out.


Genetic control of combining sites of insulin antibodies produced by guinea pigs. 1. Genetic factors control the configuration of combining sites of guinea pig insulin antibodies. 2. It is possible that the configuration of the combining sites of guinea pig insulin antibodies is controlled by more than one gene and not by multiple alleles at a given gene locus.


Studies on rabbit lymphocytes in vitro. II. Induction of blast transformation with antisera to six IgG allotypes and summation with mixtures of antisera to different allotypes. Specific antisera directed against all six of the well characterised allotypic determinants of rabbit IgG (As1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6) are capable of inducing blast transformation and DNA synthesis when added to lymphocyte cultures obtained from donor rabbits having the appropriate IgG allotype. Mixtures of antisera directed against two different allotypic determinants induce a "summation" of transformation and DNA synthesis over and above the effect of mixtures of two antisera directed against the same allotypic determinant. This summation effect is observed regardless of whether the antisera which have been mixed are directed against allotypic determinants controlled by the same locus or by different loci. The finding that summation occurs with mixtures of two antisera directed against both the allotypic determinants of a double homozygote rabbit (As1, 6) suggests that lymphocytes from the peripheral blood may be primed to produce only one or the other of the two polypeptide chains of IgG, but not both.


RNA and DNA synthesis during activation and secretion of the prothoracic glands of saturniid moths.


On the nature of the restricted differentiation-promoting ability of transplanted Rana pipiens nuclei from differentiating endoderm cells.


The duodenal progenitor population. I. Age related increase in the duration of the cryptal progenitor cycle.


A stable mitochondrial DNA in Tetrahymena pyriformis.


Lafora's disease--a distinct genetically determined form of Unverricht's syndrome.


The thalassaemia syndromes. Genetic studies on thalassaemia minor with large amounts of fetal haemoglobin.


A pedigree of binocular heterochromia iridis associated with other anomalies (Waardenburg-Klein syndrome).


Corticosteroids in endodontics.

Corticosteroids in endodontics.


Teaching machines in undergraduate oral surgery: epinephrine.


Periodontal pathosis in man. 13. Effect of sucrose drinks upon sulcus depth.


The excretion of drugs in saliva. Antibiotics.


The response of the rat submaxillary gland to selected hepatotoxic agents.


Drug standards and the dental practitioner.


The interrelationship of hypercholesterolemia, vascular endothelium and connective tissue metabolism in arteriosclerosis. A working hypothesis.


Mapping out of catecholamine and 5-hydroxytryptamine neurons innervating the telencephalon and diencephalon.


Effect of fluoride on the positive inotropic action of quabain.


Evoked potentials and intelligence.

Evoked potentials and intelligence.


Biochemical and pharmacological effects of iodo-tyrosines; relation to tyrosine hydroxylase inhibition in vivo.


Kinetin-like activity in root apices of sunflower plants.


Achievement motivation and inter-generation mobility.


Effects of some psychoactive drugs on electroencephalogram and brain amines of immature rabbits.


Tuberculosis of bones and joints.

Tuberculosis of bones and joints.


Patient care. 6. The days are very long.


Francesco's chance.

Francesco's chance.


Barrier of silence.

Barrier of silence.


Extra beds in hospital wards: Rcn survey.


Trends in nurse education.

Trends in nurse education.


Central sterile supply.

Central sterile supply.


Intensive care units.

Intensive care units.


The Alexian Brothers School of Nursing for Men, Chicago.


Budget and out-of-season holidays for nurses.


Smoking and prematurity. A preliminary report based on study of 7740 Causasians.


Endometriosis presenting as an acute abdominal emergency.


Acute fatty metamorphosis of the liver in pregnancy with associated liver cell necrosis.


Recurrent pseudotumor cerebri in pregnancy. Report of 2 cases.


Hypernatremia complicating induction of labor.


Intrapartum infections. A clinical and bacteriological study.


Cesarean hysterectomy: combined section and sterilization.


Unilateral tubal twin pregnancy. Report of a case.


Significance of lymphocytic pools in the routine vaginal smear.


Microinvasive carcinoma of the cervix.

Microinvasive carcinoma of the cervix.


Eclampsia: survival after 55 convulsions. Report of a case.


What's the angle?

What's the angle?


Endolymphatic stromal myosis. Report of a case.


History of the Armed Forces Medical Services.


Hand-held applanation tonometer.

Hand-held applanation tonometer.


Electro-oculogram findings in patients treated with antimalarial drugs.


Technique of goniotomy.

Technique of goniotomy.


Voluntary unilateral convergent strabismus of either eye.


Sclero-cornea.

Sclero-cornea.


Case of retrocorneal pannus with glaucoma.


Molecular biology.

Molecular biology.


Anaesthetist's role in early management of head injuries.


Dermatitis from lichens.

Dermatitis from lichens.


Readmission rates in schizophrenia.

Readmission rates in schizophrenia.


Spread of colds.

Spread of colds.


Natural history of breast cancer.

Natural history of breast cancer.


Diagnosis of hysteria.

Diagnosis of hysteria.


Origin of femoro-popliteal occlusions.

Origin of femoro-popliteal occlusions.


Results of family-orientated therapy with hospitalized schizophrenics.


Pulmonary blood volume in mitral stenosis.


Erythema nodosum and psittacosis: report of five cases.


Urinary homovanillic acid in phaeochromocytoma.


Emergency management of head injuries.

Emergency management of head injuries.


Sensitivity reaction to phenindione with urticaria, hepatitis, and pancytopenia.


A student syndrome and dynamics.

A student syndrome and dynamics.


The use of psychodynamic and sociodynamic principles in the treatment of psychotics. A change from ward unit concepts to grouped communities.


The relationship of sleep disturbance to behavior pathology in a group of schizophrenic patients.


Experimental reward and punishment in neurosis.


Exhibitionism and acting out.

Exhibitionism and acting out.


Mental health consultation and the phenomenon of counteridentification.


Correlation between portobiliary and venous lobes and the shape of the liver.


Adenohypophysis and brain stem. Basophilia and "castration cells" in the adenohypophysis of the male rat bearing brain stem lesions.


Histochemical studies of elastic fibres by the use of elastolytic enzymes separated by chromatography on DEAE-sephadex column.


On the submicroscopic structure of the elastic fibres of the bovine ligamentum nuchae as revealed by the polarization microscope.


Granulomata of the liver probably of allergic origin.


Psychology and the social sciences.

Psychology and the social sciences.


Effect of ureteral stop flow on renal tissue creatinine, PAH, K, and P in dogs.


Effects of a pyrogen reaction on urine concentration in the dog.


Effects of rapid changes in salinity on the renal function of a euryhaline teleost.


Composition of canine renal hilar lymph.


Effect of renal arterial pressure on the stop-flow sodium minimum.


Metabolism of thyroid hormones and some derivatives in isolated, perfused rat liver.


Amino acid and alpha-keto acid concentrations in plasma and blood of the liverless dog.


Electromyography of chickens with inherited muscular dystrophy.


Lipoprotein lipid transport by livers from normal and CCl-4-poisoned animals.


Bone metabolism and regulation of the blood calcium level in rats.


Metabolism of radiocopper (Cu64) in the rat.


Glycogen and CO-2 production from glucose and lactate by red and white skeletal muscle.


Growth hormone effect on the role of fat in nitrogen metabolism.


Physiologic and electrocardiographic correlations in experimental left heart failure.


Velocity of contraction as a determinant of myocardial oxygen consumption.


Effect of epinephrine on stress relaxation and distensibility of the isolated cat heart.


Carbon dioxide dissociation curve and buffer capacity of dog heart muscle.


Production and abolition of alternation in mechanical action of the ventricle.


Sodium exchange and distribution in the arterial wall.


Effect of cervical vagosympathectomy on myocardial catecholamine concentration.


Effects of large intravenous electrolyte infusions on rat gastric secretion.


Relation between bicarbonate concentration and rate of canine pancreatic secretion.


Comparison of intestinal discrimination between calcium 47, strontium 85, and barium 133.


Effect of experimental anemias on cation concentrations of the erythrocytes of sheep.


Changes in type of hemoglobin during experimental hemorrhagic anemias in sheep.


Gas transport by hemocyanin-containing blood of the cephalopod Octopus dofleini.


Relationship of blood pressure to renal concentrating defect in hemorrhagic shock.