A note on the "test of significance of intervals between confinements of different birth orders".


Environmental menstrual disorders.

Environmental menstrual disorders.


Change in capacity of the electrochemical model of excitation by application of current and in excitation.


On the equivalent circuit of the excitable membrane of a single muscle fiber.


Effect of unilateral adrenalectomy and adrenal enucleation on the action of Habu-snake venom.


High serum alkaline phosphatase in pregnancy.


A method for studying the maturation time of an average bone marrow cell in rat using 32 P as tracer.


Some aspects of the changes in the genitalia of hypothyroid male rats.


Rise of blood lactic acid in moderate exercise.


Effect of experimental anaphylaxis on tissue lipids in rabbit.


Effect of fibre on the utilization of protein in coconut cake: metabolism studies on children.


Variation in potassium concentration of blood in Marwari sheep.


Studies on the utilization of penicillin mycelium waste in rat ration.


Stability of chloramphenicol resistant strains of Salmonella typhi and their virulence to mice.


Cytology of Trichosporon cutaneum and the effect of some antifungal agents on it.


Characterization of atypical mosaic virus from tomato.


Isolation of anticandidal microorganisms from soil and other sources.


Effects of trauma and of progesterone on uptake of P32 by decidualizing rat uterus.


Poor South Indian diet and experimental peptic ulceration.


Effect of Hippophae salicifolia D. Don on reproductive organs of male rats.


Can first graders learn an advanced problem-solving skill?


Reinforcement schedules, scholastic aptitude, autonomy need, and achievement in a programed course.


Form of the relationship between creativity, IQ, and academic achievement.


Concept difficulty as a function of stimulus similarity.


Individual differences and instructional film effects.


Hypothesis behavior in concept attainment.


Spelling errors and the serial-position effect.


Drugs and disease--a pathologist's viewpoint.


A practical method for detecting ABO agglutinins and agglutinogens in dried bloodstains.


Invitation to homicide.

Invitation to homicide.


Mainliners and blue velvet.

Mainliners and blue velvet.


Pre-Cushing acromegaly and basophilism.

Pre-Cushing acromegaly and basophilism.


The syndrome of temporal-lobe contusion.


The lateral perforating branches of the anterior and middle cerebral arteries.


The electroencephalogram in acute fatal head injuries.


Extradural hematoma complicating middle-ear infection. Report of a case.


Teleonomic teaching and the supply of biologists.


Responses of cortical auditory neurones to frequency modulated sounds in echo-locating bats.


Iatrogenic urinary amino-acid derived from penicillin.


Dependence of polyribosome structure in reticulocytes on iron; implication on the tape theory of haemoglobin synthesis.


Functional independence of the two major components of the rod electroretinogram.


Histochemistry and electron microscopy of acute liver lesions induced by Aflatoxin B1 in ducklings.


DNA replication and genetic expression in female mice with morphologically distinguishable X chromosomes.


Conversion from spectral to temporal pattern.


Reaction of amino-acid esters with sodium in liquid ammonia: cleavage of the proline ring.


Effect of chick interferon on the ribonuclease content of chick embryo fibroblasts.


Renal efficiency and information theory.


Dephosphorylation of polynucleotides and some of their components by ultra-violet irradiation.


Relationship of dietary intake of sulphur amino-acids to urinary excretion of inorganic sulphate in man.


Simple determination of heart-specific lactic dehydrogenase isoenzyme in serum.


Hypertension resulting from renal arterial injection of microspheres.


Estimation of body-weight, carcass weight and carcass composition of live lambs with a radio frequency bridge.


Effect of androgenic steroids on the formation of skeletal matrix in rats with fractured bone.


Effect of pretreatment of rats with mannoheptulose on the glucose tolerance.


Resorption of metallic mercury by the conjunctiva.


Small bowel tonometry: assessment of small gut mucosal oxygen tension in dog and man.


Use of miniature transistor oscillators in dental research.


Aortic atherosclerosis in free-ranging howler monkeys (Alouatta caraya).


Biological stability of 5-iodo-2'-deoxyuridine labelled with iodine-125 after its incorporation into the deoxyribonucleic acid of the mouse.


Radiation effect on incorporation of tritiated valine in chromosomes of Vicia faba.


Effect of anaesthetics on mature infections of Schistosoma mansoni in the white mouse.


A suggested hereditary mechanism for visual pigments of chars (Salvelinus spp.).


Experimental transmission of Toxoplasma gondii.


Dynamics of antibody production and of the plasmocytic reaction on immunization with the vaccinia virus.


Failure to detect 3,4-dimethoxyphenylethylamine and bufotenine in the urine from a case of periodic catatonia.


The general practitioner.

The general practitioner.


Physiotherapy in perspective.

Physiotherapy in perspective.


The district nurse.

The district nurse.


The hospital consultant.

The hospital consultant.


The medical social worker.

The medical social worker.


The physiotherapist.

The physiotherapist.


Some countertransference reactions in the treatment of alcoholism.


Social disorganization in families of schizophrenics belonging to various ethno-religious groups: Protestant, Jewish, Italian and Irish.


A methodologic study of the bromsulfalein method for hepatic blood flow determinations.


Determination of the hepatic blood flow in man by simultaneous use of five test substances measured in two parts of the liver.


The blood-flow through the calf muscle during rythmic contraction and in rest in patients with occlusive arterial disease measured by 133xenon.


Calf muscle blood flow during walking studied by the xe-133 method in normals and in patients with intermittent claudication.


Separate enzymatic determination of hypoxanthine and xanthine in human urine.


Hypoxanthine, xanthine and uric acid in human urine and in decomposed blood.


Uric acid in human plasma. 3. Investigations on the interaction between the urate ion and human albumin.


A method for semiquantitative determination of 1-methyl-4-imidazoleacetic acid in human urine.


Enzymatic micromethod for determining the lactic acid content of finger-tip blood.


Spectrophotometric determination of oxygen saturation of hemoglobin in the presence of carboxyhemoglobin.


Oxygen saturation in capillary blood.

Oxygen saturation in capillary blood.


Serum albumin as determined by the methyl orange method and by electrophoresis.


A diagram for interpretation of acid-base changes in hypercapnia due to pulmonary insufficiency.


Site of origin, histogenesis, and cytostructure of bronchogenic carcinoma.


X-ray spectroscopy in biology and medicine. VII. Ultramicro determination of potassium in human tissue and blood serum.


The activated partial thromboplastin test as screening test for carriers of virus of homologous serum jaundice.


Comparative study of typhoid O antigens.


Urine and serum zinc abnormalities in disease of the liver.


The occurrence of C-reactive protein in leukemia.


A specific procedure for serum glutethimide (Doriden) determination.


Aneurysm of the ductus arteriosus. Report of a case.


Isolation of shigellae. II. Comparison of plating media and enrichment broths.


Isolation of shigellae. I. Xylose lysine agars; new media for isolation of enteric pathogens.


Prepositioning sample containers for electronic blood cell counting. A time-saving method.


Dual utilization of the Coulter counter vacuum pump to operate the Coleman vacuvette.


A coherence-criterion in perception.

A coherence-criterion in perception.


Pitch-discrimination at high frequencies by air- and bone-conduction.


Short-term memory for phonemically similar lists.


Expansion after-effects without perceived contraction of the inspection-figure.


Variables affecting reversal-shifts in young children.


Decrement of the Müller-Lyer illusion as a function of psychophysical procedure.


The relationship between critical flicker frequency (CFF) and several intellectual measures.


Memory-span with efficient coding procedures.


A replication of the mel scale of pitch.


Isolation-effects during paired-associate training.


Detection in a homogenous visual field under a condition of infinite depth of focus.


Two-choice learning: a function of indicated randomness and amount of reward.


Limited modification of the trapeziodal illusion with experience.


The potency of a lightness-anchor as a function of the reflectance of its background.


Satiation and the tilt after-effect.

Satiation and the tilt after-effect.


Multiple probability-learning with shifting weights of cues.


Assimilation and attention in visual form-perception.


Position-cues in serial learning.

Position-cues in serial learning.


A system for recording the orienting reflex: a photoelectric plethysmograph and transistor amplifier.


Stimulus-variability and two meanings of meaningfulness.


A reinterpretation of the Natsoulas and Dubanoski study.


Fundamental mass-transport equations for zone sedimentation velocity.


Molecular size, homogeneity, and hydrodynamic properties of purified staphylococcal enterotoxin B.


Amino acid composition and terminal amino acids of staphylococcal enterotoxin B.


Reactions of cyanate with functional groups of proteins. 3. Reactions with amino and carboxyl groups.


An exploration of the active site of aldolase using structural analogs of fructose diphosphate.


Trypsin-catalyzed hydrolysis of N-benzoly-L-arginine ethyl ester at low pH.


A new class of xanthine oxidase inhibitors isolated from guanidinium salts.


Spectrophotometric identification of acyl enzyme intermediates.


Isolation and structural determination of chromophoric acyl peptides from subtilisin enzymes.


Chemical relaxation spectrum of glutamic aspartic aminotransferase/erythro-beta-hydroxyaspartate.


Testicular sterols. IV. End-product steroid inhibition of lanosterol demethylation=.


Naphthoquinone biosynthesis in molds. The mechanism for formation of mollisin.


Sulfur-containing metabolites secreated by an ethionine-resistant mutant of Neurospora.


A column chromatographic procedure for the fractionation of s-RNA.


Chemical modifications of amino groups of transferrins: ovotransferrin, human serum transferrin, and human lactotransferrin.


Studies on beta-lactoglobulins A, B, and C. I.  Comparison of chemical properties.


Problems of narcissism.

Problems of narcissism.


Psychological problems in low-income families: a research project. 2. Difficulties in neighborhood work.


Psychological problems in low-income families: A research project. 3. Clinical values of the technique.


Psychiatry at the crossroads.

Psychiatry at the crossroads.


Corrective socialization: a rationale for the treatment of schizophrenic children.


The right of the person to be sick: a critique of milieu therapy.


The largest psychiatry book ever printed?


The induction of changes in chromosomal activity in different polytene types of cell in Drosophila hydei.


Ribonucleic acid base composition in the developing amphibian optic cup-lens system.


Control of differentiation in aggregates of embryonic skin cells: suppression of feather morphogenesis by cells from other tissues.


A study of the synthesis of naphthaquinone pigments by the larvae of two species of sea urchins and their reciprocal hybrids.


The re-formation of the epidermis of embryonic Rana pipiens following treatment with ultrasound.


Loss of ascorbic acid synthesis in embryonic development.


Evaluation of the influence of steroids on the level of serum bilirubin in viral hepatitis.


Abnormal motility of the small intestine in ulcerative colitis.


A quantitative theory of the interrelationship between solute retention volumes in gas-solid and liquid-solid chromatography. Studies on water deactivated alumina.


An improved technique for back-flushing gas chromatographic columns.


Separation of amino acids as their N-trifluoroacetyl-n-butyl esters by gas chromatography.


Column chromatography of some sulfur-containing amino acids.


Gradient elution in column chromatography. The use of continuous linear gradients to approximate curved gradients by means of layered solutions.


Characterization of polynuclear aza heterocyclic hydrocarbons separated by column and thin-layer chromatography from air pollution source particulates.


A preparative method for the isolation of brain cerebroside, sulfatide and sphingomyelin.


The application of ultraviolet reflectance spectroscopy to thin-layer chromatography.


Thin-film electrophoresis. II. Freeze-drying of electropherograms.


Chromatography of polyamines.

Chromatography of polyamines.


Distribution of weak bases between anhydrous acetonitrile and crosslinked polystyrenesulfonic acids. Separation of basicity, capacity and selectivity effects. Nonaqueous ion exchange chromatography.


Anion-exchange behavior of scandium, rare earths, thorium and uranium in magnesium nitrate solution.


Ion exchange in fused salts. I. Chromatographic behaviour of various metal cations in fused salts on gamma-alumina and synthetic inorganic ion exhange materials.


Gas chromatography of derivatives of maleic hydrazide. I. Alkyl carbonates.


Gas chromatographic estimation of nitromethane in large excesses of nitrogen dioxide.


Photochlorinations of substituted toluenes: structure assignments on the basis of gas chromatographic retention times.


A pressure control valve as an aid in column chromatography.


Powdered glass as an adsorbent applied to thin-layer chromatography.


A simple device for spotting preparative thin-layer chromatography plates.


Continuous flow thin-layer chromatography.


Degradation of cholesterol during transesterification of cholesterol stearate.


Preparative thin-layer chromatography of anthocyanins.


An improved method for the detection of flavanones on paper chromatograms.


Separation of imidazoles by thin-layer chromatography.


Separation of hexahydro-1,3,5-trinitro-s-tetrazine (RDX) and octahydro-1,3,5,7-tetranitro-s-tetrazine (HMX) by thin layer chromatography.


Thin-layer chromatography of phosphorylated glycolysis intermediates.


The capillary absorption of liquids in paper and other porous materials.


Philosophy and medicine: a common ground.


Chromatographic determination of riboflavin and flavin nucleotides in yeast.


Abdominal pain in childhood.

Abdominal pain in childhood.


Surgery of the biliary tract.

Surgery of the biliary tract.


Congenital pits of the lower lip associated with cleft lip and palate. A case report.


Prevalence of intraepithelial carcinoma of the cervix in the early years of marriage.


Viruses and mammalian chromosomes. V. Chromosome aberrations in tumors of Syrian hamsters induced by adenovirus type 12.


Effect of homocysteine derivatives and methionine antagonists on rat liver regeneration.


Sex-related resistance in hamsters to adenovirus-12 oncogenesis. Influence of thymectomy at three weeks of age.


Effect of hepatic injury on induction of adrenal necrosis and mammary cancer by 7,12-dimethylbenz [alpha] anthracene in rats.


In vitro transformation of normal cells to tumor cells by carcinogenic hydrocarbons.


An attempt to induce malignant transformation of cells in vitro by intermittent anaerobiosis.


The fine structure of the retrocerebral organ of Sagitta (Chaetognatha).


Variations in the nucleoside triphosphate content and oxygen uptake of synchronized HeLa S3 cultures.


Induction of hyperglyceridemia by fructose in the rat.


Determination of calcium, magnesium, sodium and potassium in rabbit caudate nuclei by atomic absorption spectrophotometry.


Kinetic considerations in pharmacogenetic studies of drug metabolism.


The effect of reserpine on mammalian neuro-muscular transmission.


Stimulation by saliva of gastric acid secretion in the rat.


Interconversion of carbohydrate and fat in the silkworm Bombyx Mori L.


Retinal and pineal hydroxyindole-o-methyl transferase activity in vertebrates.


Uptake of L-tyrosine and 3-0-methylglucose by isolated intestinal epithelial cells.


Reduction of the monoamine stores in the terminals of bulbospinal neurones following stimulation in the medulla oblongata.


The reduction of a rhodopsin derivative.


Semliki Forest virus inactivation. Selective destruction of the haemagglutinating activity by caseinase C and of infectivity by sodium deoxycholate.


Manganese (54Mn) distribution in scorbutic guinea pigs.


Structure of some crystalline lysozyme-inhibitor complexes determined by X-ray analysis at 6 Angstrom resolution.


Chromatography of nucleic acids on hydroxyapatite.


Effects of antibiotics on the uptake of 35S-methionine and 32PO4 and on their incorporation into protein and ribonucleic acid of green tobacco leaves.


Lead (II)-catalysed solvolysis of 4,4'-bis(N,N-dimethylamino)benzhydryl amine in 50 per cent aqueous dimethyl sulphoxide.


Effect of autoradiolysis on the renal clearance of 131-I labeled hypaque and hippuran.


Influence of non-lethal doses of radiation on recombination in Chlamydomonas reinhardi.


Effect of ultrasound on fibrinogen in human plasma.


Mechanism of crystal growth for the enzyme chymotrypsinogen.


Silver-110m and cobalt-60 in oceanic and coastal organisms.


X-ray diffraction from contracting molluscan muscle.


Glomerular filtration rate measured by the urinary clearance of hyposulfite and radioiodine-labeled hypaque in subjects with normal and impaired renal function.


Thymidine diphosphate nucleotides as substrates in the sucrose synthetase reaction.


Optical rotatory dispersion of cytochrome c phospholipid complexes.


Effects of cross-union of motor nerves to fast and slow skeletal muscles.


Spike-generation in dendrites and synaptic inhibition in immature cerebral cortex.


Blood groups in rheumatoid arthritis.

Blood groups in rheumatoid arthritis.


Effect of 'Captan' on the mouse ascites tumour of Ehrlich.


Change in chromosome number during continuous irradiation.


Effect of alginic acid on the movement of strontium-85 and calcium-45 across surviving ileal segments.


Histochemical investigations of cholinesterase in different molluscs with reference to functional conditions.


Dependence of indolyl-3-acetic acid and coumarin-induced growth on ribonucleic acid and protein synthesis.


Demonstration of beta-carotene in gametangia of Phycomyces blakesleeanus Burgeff.


Isolation of Trypanosoma theileri Laveran 1902, from cattle in Scotland.


Influence of added nucleosides on acriflavin induction of petite mutants in Baker's yeast.


Short-term recognition memory for normal and whispered letters.


Incorporation of labelled thymidine into the silk gland of the silkworm.


Gross beta activity in airborne particulates and precipitation.


Gross radioactivity in surface waters of the United States, May 1965.


Radiocarbon in surface air.

Radiocarbon in surface air.


Environmental levels of radioactivity at Atomic Energy Commission installations.


Radioactive ceramic glazes.

Radioactive ceramic glazes.


What management expects of the industrial nurse.


The in-plant nurse.

The in-plant nurse.


New concepts in nursing education and nursing practice.


"Nurse at work". Explosive emergencies.

"Nurse at work". Explosive emergencies.


Work study in the development of a dressing unit.


Mental health. Some thoughts about its place in industry.


Quantitative gas-liquid chromatographic analysis with detectors having a non-linear response.


A comparison of fibrous-residue determinations by the official (A.O.A.C.) method and the dimethylsulphoxide method.


The identification and determination of chlorinated pesticides residues.


The determination of moisture in plain cakes by a microwave attenuation technique.


The micro-determination of glutathione and cysteine in the presence of each other.


Unloading the second function.

Unloading the second function.


The exploding core ...now a reality.

The exploding core ...now a reality.


Some effects of "Medicare" on hospitals in Saskatchewan.


Altruism no prime factor.

Altruism no prime factor.


Read your way to health.

Read your way to health.


Hospitals... no exception to scientific management techniques.


Surgical approach to disease of the thyroid gland.


Assessment of thyroid function.

Assessment of thyroid function.


"Made in Canada".

"Made in Canada".


Teaching mental health.

Teaching mental health.


Seminar for senior nursing executives.

Seminar for senior nursing executives.


Creating a therapeutic environment.

Creating a therapeutic environment.


Legal problems in care of mentally ill.

Legal problems in care of mentally ill.


Society, sociology and health.

Society, sociology and health.


Psychological care of patients with catastrophic illness.


Randy--the silent teacher.

Randy--the silent teacher.


A physical interpretation of the ionic fluxes in excitable membranes.


The permeation of lipid substances through porous membranes.


A theory of active transport.

A theory of active transport.


Dynamics of water transport in swelling membranes.


The hazards of eating.

The hazards of eating.


The clinician's dilemma.

The clinician's dilemma.


Some haematological data for red deer (Cervus elaphus) in England.


Presidential address.

Presidential address.


The problems of employee absence.

The problems of employee absence.


Is the colon the ideal esophageal substitute?


Chest pain, collapse and coma in an alcoholic.


A proposal for the use of surplus tuberculosis sanatoria beds.


Blood ammonia.

Blood ammonia.


Cigarette smoking and cancer of the bladder.


Paper chromatography of auxins and inhibitors in two Nicotiana species and their hybrid.


Morphogenesis in cell colonies grown from Convolvulus cell suspensions plated on synthetic media.


Magnesium deficiency in the adult rat.

Magnesium deficiency in the adult rat.


Comparative detoxication. 11. Conjugations of 1-naphthol and some other phenols in houseflies and locusts.


Gamma-methyleneglutamic acid and related compounds from plants.


Studies on the oxidation of ammonia to hydroxylamine by Nitrosomonas.


Trans-beta-glucosylation by alfalfa-seed enzymes.


Transformation of glucose into glycogen by pigeon-liver homogenates.


The reaction of 1-fluoro-2,4-dinitrobenzene with bone. Studies on the relationship between bone collagen and apatite.


Variations in the concentration of phytic acid in the blood of the domestic fowl.


Metabolic aspects of "orotic acid fatty liver". Nucleotide control mechanisms of lipid metabolism.


The effect of formaldehyde and thermal denaturation on the solubilization of polycyclic hydrocarbons by aqueous solutions of deoxyribonucleic acid.


The isolation of phosvitin from the plasma of the oestrogen-treated immature pullet.


Studies on histones. 7. Preparative methods for histone fractions from calf thymus.


Preparation of potassium 2-deoxy-2-[35S]sulphoamino-D-glucose.


The hydrogenation of unsaturated fatty acids in the ovine digestive tract.


Soluble derivatives of feather keratin. 1. Isolation, fractionation and amino acid composition.


The molecular biology of Euglena gracilis. I. Growth conditions and cellular composition.


Distribution of lipids in subcellular particles of guinea-pig brain.


Molecular transport in Neurospora crassa. I. Biochemical properties of a phenylalanine permease.


The action of atomic hydrogen on trypsin in aqueous solution.


Studies on boar seminal plasma proteins. II. An investigation on the heat-coagulable component ("fraction A").


Binding of amino acids and peptides to gelatin.


The molecular biology of Euglena gracilis. II. Utilization of labeled carbon, sulfur and phosphorus.


Biosynthesis of collagen in skin minces in relation to the mechanism of the formation of insoluble collagen.


Effects of concentration-dependence in gel filtration.


Riboflavin-tryptophan complex formation as a criterion for "buried" and "exposed" tryptophyl residues in proteins.


The reversible masking of the lysine residue of alpha-melanocyte-stimulating hormone.


Erythropoietin activity and protein-protein interactions in human urine.


The conjugation of estrogen metabolites by liver slices.


Acid secretion and phosphate metabolism in bullfrog gastric mucosa.


On the separation of old from young erythrocytes in hypotonic bovine serum albumin solutions.


Improved vertical gel electrophoresis.

Improved vertical gel electrophoresis.


Myosin in association with preparations of sarcotubular vesicles from muscle.


Some observations on haemoglobin L-Bombay.


Composition of the low molecular fraction of the Bulgarian viper venom.


Studies on the growth inhibitory effect of erythrose on Vibrio cholerae.


Combining sites of antibodies to L-alanine and D-alanine peptide determinants.


Preferential immune response to D-amino acid residues in poly-DL-amino acid determinants.


Competition of antigenic determinants.

Competition of antigenic determinants.


Variation K+ and Na+ content during the growth cycle of yeast.


Unspecific permeation and specific exchange of adenine nucleotides in liver mitochondria.


Incorporation of oxygen atoms from molecular oxygen into the nitro group of p-nitrobenzoate by Streptomyces thioluteus.


The effect of diphtheria toxin on carnitine metabolism in the heart.


The labeling in vitro of glutathione of human blood cells.


The effect of thiamine deficiency on the pyruvate decarboxylase system of the central nervous system.


Amino acid pattern and malignant growth.


The utilization of anhydrovitamin A by the vitamin A-deficient rat.


Hyperplasia of the anterior layer of the iris stroma.


Fungal flora of the conjunctival sac in healthy and diseased eyes.


Early changes in margin of upper eyelid in entropion complicating trachoma.


Case of cutaneous leishmaniasis of the lid.


Unilateral proptosis of unexplained origin. 3.


Surgical extraction of intra-ocular cysticercus.


Ocular manifestations of parenteral administration of scopolamine (hyoscine).


The direct action of CCL-4 on the metabolism of liver slices.


Formation of cell colonies in x-irradiated regenerating livers of rats.


The identification of calcium in cells and in nerve fibers.


Health laws to affect clinical laboratory.


Esterolytic and proteolytic enzymes of the rat adenohypophysis. I. Studies with homogenate and its fractions.


1965 health legislation.

1965 health legislation.


Hospital pharmacy. The past, a prologue.


A decade of service to community mental health.


Health legislation: a report of ten key acts.


Law forum.

Law forum.


The White House Conference on Health.

The White House Conference on Health.


Community facilities and mental health.

Community facilities and mental health.


Nursing and mental health.

Nursing and mental health.


Patient care--spiritual needs.

Patient care--spiritual needs.


Patient care--economic needs.

Patient care--economic needs.


Patient care--psychological needs.

Patient care--psychological needs.


Patient care--physical nursing needs.

Patient care--physical nursing needs.


Expectations and reality. II. What nursing education expects of nursing service.


How hospitals and industry work together. 2. Prototype paper work system tested in new hospital.


The law in brief. Hospital's liability for poor medical treatment.


Northeastern U. S. stricken when power fails--hospitals light the way during blackout.


The supply industry: partner in better patient care.


Enterprise and ingenuity mark company histories.


Hospitals as a market: a noneconomist's view.


In pursuit of quality.

In pursuit of quality.


Industry's commitment in continuing education.


Getting the product from maker to user. A buyer appraises the present system.


Getting the product from maker to user. A seller sees "system contracting" as a pattern for the future.


Excellence and reliability are research and development goals.


The study of folk psychiatry.

The study of folk psychiatry.


Community psychiatry: the newest therapeutic bandwagon.


The problem of validity in field studies of psychological disorder.


The effects of psychotherapy. Discussion.


Morita therapy.

Morita therapy.


Chinese psychiatry.

Chinese psychiatry.


Observations on steroid provocative test and bacteriology in cases of pyelonephritis.


Comparison of some tests used in the diagnosis of chronic pyelonephritis.


Management of severe hypertension with a combination of methyldopa and guanethidine.


Observations on nephritis (with special reference to histopathological studies and corticosteroid therapy).


Epidemiology of adult leukaemia in the southern districts of Kerala State.


Stevens-Johnson syndrome following sulfadiazine, Tri-sulfose and sulfatriad therapy.


Meningitis due to Mima polymorpha. Report of three cases.


Acrosclerosis. A case report.

Acrosclerosis. A case report.


'Asymptomatic' diabetes mellitus in patients with coronary artery disease.


Leptospirosis in Madras.

Leptospirosis in Madras.


Typhoid fever and amoebic dysentery.

Typhoid fever and amoebic dysentery.


Myocardial infarction in an elderly patient with mitral stenosis.


Compulsive water drinking. A report of two cases.


Lipids and lipoprotein complex in photosynthetic tissue. I. Separation of lipids from whole leaves and from their chlorophyll lipoprotein of Sapium sebiferum Roxb.


Diffusing capacity and pulmonary capillary blood flow at hyperbaric pressures.


Preparation of I-131-labeled human serum prealbumin and its metabolism in normal and sick patients.


The composition and structure of lymph chylomicrons in dog, rat, and man.


Alterations in pulmonary diffusing capacity and pulmonary capillary blood volume with negative pressure breathing.


Lipid metabolism in the newborn heart.

Lipid metabolism in the newborn heart.


Proteinpolysaccharides from human articular and costal cartilage.


Ventilation-perfusion abnormalities in experimental pulmonary embolism.


Some properties of the lactic dehydrogenase agent of mice. The lactic dehydrogenase agent was obtained in quantities sufficient for purification studies by growing the virus in Ehrlich ascites tumor-bearing mice. A rapid method of titration of the agent is described. Subsequent to the standard procedure of concentration of virus by treatment with hyaluronidase and centrifugation, lipids were removed by extraction with PE, without major loss of infectivity. Electron microscopic sections of purified preparations contained particles consisting of a dense inner ring of about 25 mmicro and a less dense ring extending to about 50 mmicro. The particles occur frequently in single-membraned vesicles of varying size, and occasionally in large double-membraned bodies. The purified LDH agent did not stimulate the formation of neutralizing antibodies in rabbits and guinea pigs. The crude LDH agent was found to be a low interferon producer. Increased interferon, produced by secondary inoculation with Newcastle disease virus temporarily decreased the titer of the LDH agent. The results of others regarding the nature and the size of the LDH agent are interpreted in regard to the findings presented, and the role of interferon in permanently LDH agent infected mice is discussed.


Effects of unilateral renal arterial constriction on tubular reabsorption of sodium and water during an osmotic diuresis.


A new method for measuring the free thyroid hormone in human serum and an analysis of the factors that influence its concentration.


Homocystinuria due to cystathionine synthase deficiency: the metabolism of L-methionine.


The clinical significance of liver scanning with I-131 rose bengal in patients with hepatobiliary disease.


Health hazards in battery salvaging shops.


Clinical trials on oxacillin and cloxacillin in pediatrics.


False certificate and false testimony.

False certificate and false testimony.


Studies on the reliability of specific gravity compared with osmotic pressure determination of urine as a test of renal concentrating ability.


Some aspects of the structural organization of the intermediate retina of dipterans.


"Three-dimensional" ultramicrotomy.

"Three-dimensional" ultramicrotomy.


The anatomy of the peripheral nerve and its ensheathing artery in the horseshoe crab, Xiphosura (Limulus) polyphemus.


The ultrastructure of human amnion epithelium.


Total mass and iron content determination of hemosiderin granules by quantitative electron microscopy.


Regular occurrence of simultaneous brightness contrast in the mesopic region.


Isolation of vivomycin and borrelidin, two antibiotics with anti-viral activity, from a species of Streptomyces (C2989).


The function of tumors.

The function of tumors.


Meningococcus outbreak at Point Barrow.

Meningococcus outbreak at Point Barrow.


The early treatment of chest injuries.

The early treatment of chest injuries.


Health education--a challenge for Alaska.


Effect of frequency of administration on antimony activity against Schistosoma mansoni in mice.


Morphology and relationship of Dirofilaria tenuis and Dirofilaria conjunctivae.


Tinea imbricata treated with griseofulvin.


Mycological study of jejunal biopsy specimens from patients with tropical sprue.


Serological survey for arboviruses in Córdoba Province, Argentina.


Detection of complement-fixing antibody after Bolivian hemorrhagic fever, employing Machupo, Junín and Tacaribe virus antigens.


Transovarian transmission of hemagglutination-inhibition antibody to St. Louis Encephalitis virus in chickens.


The 1964 status of Aedes aegypti eradication and yellow fever in the Americas.


Distribution of Aedes aegypti infestations in the United States.


The contribution of Aedes aegypti research to the advancement of biological science.


1964 progress report of the Aedes aegypti eradication program.


Considerations for retention of Aedes aegypti colonies in the United States.


Studies on sporozoite-induced infections of rodent malaria. II. Anopheles stephensi as an experimental vector of Plasmodium berghei.


Anemia in mice infected with gamma-irradiated or nonirradiated Schistosoma mansoni.


Studies on the host-parasite relationship between Schistosoma mansoni and the snail Australorbis glabratus.


Determination of iron in heme compounds. I. Hemin.


A comparison of several methods of assay of carbon-14 in protein.


A highly specific new method for the determination of cystine and cysteine and its application to urine.


Some aspects of the use of "continuous" and "discontinuous" buffer systems in polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis.


Gas chromatography of the dihydroxybenzoic acids.


Determination of 2-iminothiazolidine-4-carboxylic acid.


Temperature measurement and control of analytical rotors in the ultracentrifuge.


Use of anthrone in the quantitative determination of hexose phosphates.


Estimation of glycogen in small amounts of tissue.


Paper chromatographic and countercurrent distribution systems for characterization of juvenile hormone from the Cecropia silk moth.


Quantitative spectrophotometric amino acid submicro analysis with a multicolumn system.


The viscometric assay of streptococcal deoxyribonuclease.


Preparative zone electrophoresis of proteins on polyacrylamide gels in 8 M urea.


A flow cell densitometer for chromatographic column monitoring.


A micromethod for the quantitative determination of beta-aminoisobutyric acid.


Recovery of S35 radioactivity from protein-bearing polyacrylamide gel.


Molecular weight estimation of rat uterine phosphorylase.


A simplified ionization chamber procedure for the continuous measurement of respiratory C14O2 of insects.


Synthesis of 2-amino-4-hydroxy-6-(D-erythro-1',2',3'-trihydroxypropyl)pteridine-3'-phosphate-10-C14, and its metabolism in Drosophila melanogaster.


In vivo oxidation of glucose-C14 to C14O2 in biotin deficiency.


Absorption of bis(dinitrophenyl)lysine by myosin after treatment with p-chloromercuribenzoate.


Intramolecular patterns of fatty acid incorporation into triglycerides by lamb intestinal mucosa.


Structural changes in microsomal suspensions. II. Studies with brain microsomes.


Microbial degradation of corrinoids. IV. Alteration of the corrin nucleus.


Biosynthesis of steviol.

Biosynthesis of steviol.


Heterogeneity of calf intestinal alkaline phosphatase.


Conversion of m-carboxyphenylalanine to m-carboxyphenylglycine in Wedgewood iris leaves.


Electron micrographic investigations of C-phycocyanin.


Novel growth factors for Lactobacillus bifidus var pennsylvanicus.


Comparative study of the acid glycoproteins isolated from bovine serum, colostrum, and milk whey.


An experiment showing that P700 can be an aggregated form of chlorophyll a.


Stereospecific analysis of triglycerides: an analysis of human depot fat.


The soluble nucleotides of the leaf rust uredospores and the loose smut chlamydospores.


Inhibition of trypsin by deoxyribonucleic acid.


Control of hemoglobin synthesis by oxygen tension in a cell-free system.


Studies in accelerated amino acid analysis.


Functional abnormality of hemoglobin M-Osaka.


Sulfite oxidase of a facultative autotroph, Thiobacillus novellus.


Protein synthesis by liver polyribosomes after partial hepatectomy.


On the role of pteridines as cofactors for tyrosine hydroxylase.


Effect of light on lipid peroxidation in chloroplasts.


A manganese stimulated, nucleotide dependent 18-O-inorganic phosphate exchange reaction catalyzed by heavy meromyosin.


Bacterial and enzymatic degradation of biotin.


The concentrations of cobalt, copper, iron and zinc in some normal human tissues as determined by neutron-activation analysis.


Hydrolysis of polyamino acids by an extracellular protease from Penicillium cyaneo-fulvum.


Serum phospholipids of pigs given different amounts of linoleic acid. 1. Fatty acid composition of the kephalin, lecithin, lysolecithin and sphingomyelin fractions.


Serum phospholipids of pigs given different amounts of linoleic acid. 2. Location of eicosatrienoic acid in lecithin.


The active transport of potassium and sodium ions in respiratory-deficient mutants of Saccharomyces cerevisiae.


The purification of enolase from cerebral tissue.


The antiketogenic action of sorbitol.

The antiketogenic action of sorbitol.


The purification of insulins in crude extracts of rat pancreas by two-dimensional chromatography and electrophoresis on paper.


Metabolism of polycyclic compounds. 24. The metabolism of benz[alpha]anthracene.


A note on the kinetics of multi-enzyme systems.


A radiometric study of cholinesterase and its inhibition.


The effect of red light on the flavonoid composition of etiolated pea plumules.


Intracellular components associated with protein synthesis in developing wheat endosperm.


The separate incorporation of amino acids into storage and soluble proteins catalysed by two independent systems isolated from developing wheat endosperm.


Metabolism of nucleic acids during liver maturation in the neonatal rat.


Photoassimilation of acetate and the biosynthesis of amino acids by Chlorobium thiosulphatophilum.


Studies on the structure of a pigment related to chlorophyll a produced by Rhodopseudomonas spheroides.


Effect of growth hormone on ribonucleic acid metabolism. 3. Nature and characteristics of nuclear subfractions stimulated by hormone treatment.


Metabolism of amino acids in the lens.

Metabolism of amino acids in the lens.


Reactions of N-ethylmaleimide with peptides and amino acids.


Cutaneous collagen and hexosamine and femur collagen of testosterone propionate-treated rats of various ages.


Inhibition of urease by hydroxyurea.

Inhibition of urease by hydroxyurea.


Dealkylation as a mechanism for aging of cholinesterase after poisoning with pinacolyl methylphosphonofluoridate.


Blood lipids. 4. The isolation of 3,7,11,15-tetramethylhexadecanoic acid (phytanic acid) from ox-plasma lipids.


The metabolism of glucose 1-phosphate and glucose 6-phosphate and their influence on the metabolism of glucose in rat-diaphragm muscle.


Terminal stages in the biosynthesis of haemoglobin. The release of protein from reticulocyte ribosomes.


The role of hydroxyamines in bladder cancer. I. Fluorescence studies of the bladder mucosa of dogs fed 2-aminonapthalene.


The effects of drugs on uptake and exit of cerebral amino acids.


The effects of inosine and aminoimidazole carboxamide upon the ethionine fatty liver.


Effect of hydrazine on plasma free fatty acid transport.


Deacetylation of phenacetin by liver esterase.


A sensitive and specific fluorescence assay for tissue serotonin.


Inhibitors of purified beef adrenal tyrosine hydroxylase.


The metabolism of 2-phenylazo-1-naphthol-4- and -5-sulphonic acids in the rat.


Interaction of dibenamine with the phospholipids of the aorta.


The effect of insulin and alloxan diabetes on hepatic transport of triglycerides and fatty acids.


Effect of thalidomide on rat liver regeneration and diaphragm carbohydrate metabolism.


Effect of p-chlorophenoxyisobutyric acid, ethyl p-chlorophenoxyisobutyrate, and Atromid on the synthesis of nonsaponifiable material and cholesterol in the bovine aorta.


Structure of the metabolite of carisoprodol, hydroxycarisoprodol.


Do doctors really care about medical records?


Nephrotic syndrome in adults.

Nephrotic syndrome in adults.


Hepatic amoebiasis.

Hepatic amoebiasis.


Liver biopsy in jaundice.

Liver biopsy in jaundice.


Prevalence of peptic ulcer in Delhi, North India. A hospital population survey.


Treatment of peptic ulcer with Robuden extracts.


Clinical evaluation of chlorphthalidone--a new non-mercurial diuretic.


Pulmonary manifestations of intestinal ascariasis in children.


Diabetes or pre-diabetes and dermatoses.


Electron microscopic autoradiography of germinal center cells in mouse spleen. The fine structure of tritiated thymidine-labeled cells in antigen-stimulated mouse spleen germinal centers is described. In studies on the ultrastructural level, two labeled cell types found in germinal centers are observed. Large lymphocytes are characterized by their very numerous free ribosomes, a paucity of endoplasmic reticulum, relatively few mitochondria, and a poorly developed Golgi region. The nuclei are large and vesicular, and large nucleoli are present. A second labeled cell type appears to contain more mitochondria and has a higher development of the Golgi area. The nucleus contains large, numerous blocks of chromatin, indicative of a more differentiated cell type. Reticular cells, both phagocytic and non-phagocytic, were not observed to be labeled in the germinal centers.


Quantitative tritium autoradiography of mammalian chromosomes. I. The basic method. A technique has been developed that allows repeated autoradiographs to be made of the isotope distribution in the chromosomes of a single cell. A series of 10 separate autoradiographs were made of a Chinese hamster diploid male metaphase cell which had been labeled with tritiated thymidine during the first 15 minutes of its DNA synthesis period in the previous interphase. Each autoradiograph had low grain densities above the chromosomes so that quantitation was feasible. The separate autoradiographs were photographically combined into a single composite in which grain images were converted to lines oriented at right angles to the chromosome axis. The line densities were then measured with a recording microdensitometer to yield graphs reflecting the isotope distribution along each chromosome. The area under each graph was directly proportional to the total number of grains counted above the corresponding chromosome in the 10 separate autoradiographs. The distribution of isotope along the chromosomes was different for each chromosome, and in some cases homologs also differed in their early labeling patterns.


An electron microscope study of lymphatic tissue in runt disease. The thymus, spleen, and lymph nodes were studied in runt disease induced by a graft of intravenously injected homologous splenic cells into newborn rats and mice. Adult Long-Evans cells (70 x 10(6)) were injected into Sprague-Dawley rats. Adult DBA cells (7 x 10(6)) were injected into C57BL/6 mice. Runted rats were sacrificed at 14 to 28 days of age; mice at 10 to 20 days. The thymic cortex is depleted of small lymphocytes. Those remaining are severely damaged and phagocytized. Evidence of damage includes swelling of mitochondria, myelin figure formation, margination of chromatin, and sharp angulation in nuclear contour. Large numbers of macrophages are present. Epithelial-reticular cells which envelop small cortical blood vessels are often retracted, with the result that the most peripheral layer in the thymic-blood barrier suffers abnormally large gaps. Lymphocytes of the periarterial lymphatic sheaths of spleen and of the cortex of lymph nodes are reduced in number and damaged. Vast numbers of plasma cells and many lymphocytes are evident throughout lymph nodes, in the periarterial lymphatic sheaths, and in the marginal zone and red pulp of the spleen. Plasma cells are of different sizes, the larger having dilated sacs of endoplasmic reticulum. Lymphocytes are small to medium in size. They contain, in varying quantity, ribosomes and smooth membrane-bounded cytoplasmic vesicles approximately 350 to 500 A in diameter. Most plasma cells and lymphocytes are damaged and many of these are phagocytized. Many lymphocytes in lymph nodes, however, show no evidence of damage. Reticular cells and other fixed cells of the connective tissues seldom appear affected. Thus, the major cell types reacting in runt disease are lymphocytes, plasma cells, and histiocytes or macrophages. It appears, therefore, that both the delayed and immediate types of sensitivity play a part in this disease.


Isolation of nerve endings from the posterior pituitary gland. Electron microscopy of fractions obtained by centrifugation. Bovine posterior pituitary glands were homogenized in 10 per cent sucrose and fractionated by differential centrifugation. The following centrifugation procedure resulted in the most satisfactory separation: 1000 g for 15 minutes-nuclei, connective tissue, basement membranes with associated endothelium, giant nerve endings, and whole pituicytes; 4200 g for 15 minutes-free nerve endings, including Herring bodies; 17,000 g for 15 minutes-mitochondria; 68,000 g for 15 minutes-neurosecretory granules. Electron microscopic examination was carried out on whole tissue and on the isolated fractions. Isolated nerve endings were examined also by negative staining techniques. Isolated nerve endings retain an apparently normal complement of mitochondria, neurosecretory granules, and microvesicles ("synaptic" vesicles). The free nerve endings closely resemble those observed in sections of intact posterior pituitary tissue. Free microvesicles were not observed in any of the fractions isolated and apparently sediment at centrifugal forces higher than those employed in this study.


The effect of calcium withdrawal on the structure and function of the toad bladder. Previous reports have indicated that calcium is necessary to support active sodium transport by the toad bladder, and may be required as well in the action of vasopressin on both toad bladder and frog skin. The structure and function of the toad bladder has been studied in the absence of calcium, and a reinterpretation of the previous findings now appears possible. When calcium is withdrawn from the bathing medium, epithelial cells detach from one another and eventually from their supporting tissue. The short-circuit current (the conventional means of determining active sodium transport) falls to zero, and vasopressin fails to exert its usual effect on short-circuit current and water permeability. However, employing an indirect method for the estimation of sodium transport (oxygen consumption), it is possible to show that vasopressin exerts its usual effect on Q(oo2) when sodium is present in the bathing medium. Hence, it appears that the epithelial cells maintain active sodium transport when calcium is rigorously excluded from the bathing medium, and continue to respond to vasopressin. The failure of conventional techniques to show this can be attributed to the structural alterations in the epithelial layer in the absence of calcium. These findings may provide a model for the physiologic action of calcium in epithelia such as the renal tubule.


Developmental changes in the structure of the synapse on the myelinated cell bodies of the chicken ciliary ganglion. Electron micrographs, stained Epon-embedded sections, and silver stains of the ciliary ganglion of chickens 19 days prehatched, 4 days, 5 weeks, 6 months, and 1 to 2 years of age were studied. The majority of ganglion cells are large neurons; smaller cells are restricted to a dorsal, distal part of the ganglion. The following description applies to the large neurons. Three to twenty lamellae of loose, semicompact, and compact myelin ensheathe virtually every neuron. All these types of myelin form the sheath of a single neuron. The lamellae greatly increase in number and in compactness during the period between the 19-day embryo and the 4-day-old chick. During the period between the 4-day chick and the adult chicken, the myelin becomes only slightly thicker and denser. The calyx is a large synaptic terminal encircling virtually every neuron in the ganglion up to 5 weeks of age. At 6 months of age, the calyx appears to break up; only about half the number of neurons in the ganglion have this large terminal, while the remaining neurons have numerous relatively small, boutonlike synapses. This rather remarkable transformation in the structure of the calyx is virtually complete in the 1- to 2-year-old chickens. In these older chickens all the cells have boutons, and calyces are no longer present. The entering preterminal fiber, the calyx, the neuron, and the axon hillock can all have myelin lamellae on them. It is possible that this entire complex is effectively insulated by the myelin sheath. No synaptic discs or fusion of the membranes of the preterminal fiber and the postganglionic neuron are seen. The chick ciliary ganglion cells are the only myelinated neurons so far described which receive synapses. The neurons in the small-cell part of the ganglion do not have calyces and are not ensheathed by myelin lamellae at any age.


The sarcoplasmic reticulum and transverse tubules of the frog's sartorius. The sarcoplasmic reticulum of the frog's sartorius muscle was examined by electron microscopy following sequential fixation in glutaraldehyde and osmium tetroxide and embedding in Epon. The earlier results of Porter and Palade on Ambystoma muscle were confirmed in the sartorius. In addition, the transverse tubules were observed to be continuous across the width of the fiber, a set of flat intermediate cisternae was seen to connect the terminal cisternae to the longitudinal tubules in the A band, and the continuous reticulum collar at the center of the A band was found to be perforated by circular and elongated pores (the fenestrated collar). The transverse tubules have a volume about 0.3 per cent of the fiber volume, and a surface area about 7 times the outer cylindrical surface area for a fiber 100 micro in diameter. The terminal cisternae, the intermediate cisternae, and the longitudinal tubules together with the fenestrated collar each have a volume of 4 to 5 per cent of the fiber volume and a surface area 40 to 50 times the outer surface area of a fiber 100 micro in diameter. Some evidence for continuity of the transverse tubules with the fiber surface is presented, but this is thought to be not so convincing as evidence presented by others. The results are discussed in terms of a possible mechanism for a role of the transverse tubules and sarcoplasmic reticulum in excitation-contraction coupling, as suggested by their morphology and a variety of physiological studies. In this scheme, the transverse tubules are thought to be electrically coupled to the terminal cisternae, so that depolarization of the fiber surface spreads inward along the transverse tubules and to the terminal cisternae, initiating the release of a contraction-activating substance.


Phospholipid and nucleic acid gradients in the developing amphibian embryo. Rana pipiens embryos at the end of the blastula stage were dissociated and the cell suspension was separated into presumptive ectoderm, mesoderm, light endoderm, and heavy endoderm cells by a discontinuous density gradient centrifugation technique. The isolated germ layers were analyzed for total lipid, lipid phosphorus, plasmalogen, RNA, and DNA. Per gram dry weight, DNA showed a threefold decrease from ectoderm to heavy endoderm. On the same basis, the RNA content of the mesoderm was 34 per cent higher than that of ectoderm, and 320 and 570 per cent higher than that of light and heavy endoderm, respectively. In addition to the RNA and DNA gradients, there were at least two superimposed lipid gradients: a neutral lipid gradient decreasing from ectoderm to endoderm, and a total phospholipid gradient increasing from ectoderm to endoderm. In contrast to total phospholipid, a specific phospholipid class, ethanolamine plasmalogen, decreased from ectoderm to endoderm. The total lipid content per gram dry weight was the same in all the germ layers. Total phospholipids were analyzed quantitatively by thin layer chromatography. Phosphatidylcholine, phosphatidylethanolamine, sphingomyelin, and inositol phospholipid constituted 34, 13, 12, and 34 per cent, respectively, of the total lipid phosphorus. The phospholipid composition was different in each germ layer. The possible role of specific lipids in embryonic induction and differentiation is discussed.


Electron-opaque, lipid-containing bodies in mouse liver at early intervals after partial hepatectomy and sham operation. The appearance and distribution of electron-opaque, lipid-containing bodies have been studied in liver of adult male mice of the C3H strain. The mice were either partially hepatectomized or sham-operated, and the liver was fixed in Veronal acetate-buffered 2 per cent osmium tetroxide at various postoperative intervals (10, 20, 40, 60, and 120 minutes). Normal, non-operated mice served as controls. As early as 10 minutes after both sham operation and partial hepatectomy, lipid-containing bodies have been observed, not only in the cytoplasm of hepatic parenchymal cells, but also in the space of Disse. At the very early postoperative intervals studied, minute lipid bodies are repeatedly found to be more numerous in the space of Disse than at later intervals. It is suggested that the lipid-containing bodies enter the parenchymal cell from the circulation. At the cell membrane, numerous invaginations, each containing a lipid body, have been observed; this suggests that the lipid bodies enter the hepatic parenchymal cells by the process of pinocytosis.The fact that only hepatic parenchymal cells contain the lipid bodies, whereas von Kupffer, endothelial lining, and Ito's fat-storing cells do not, may indicate a specific lipid mobilization response on the part of the cells of the hepatic parenchyma.


Existential and phenomenological frontiers: existentialism and the quest for social responsibility.


Buber's conception of responsibility.

Buber's conception of responsibility.


The structure of cells during tobacco mosaic virus reproduction. Mesophyll cells containing virus crystals. The submicroscopic organization of mesophyll cells from tobacco leaves systemically infected with tobacco mosaic virus (TMV) is described. After fixation with glutaraldehyde and osmium tetroxide the arrangement of the TMV particles within the crystalline inclusions is well preserved. Only the ribonucleic acid-containing core of the virus particles is visible in the micrographs. Besides the hexagonal virus crystals, several characteristic types of "inclusion bodies" are definable in the cytoplasm: The so-called fluid crystals seem to correspond to single layers of oriented TMV particles between a network of the endoplasmic reticulum and ribosomes. Unordered groups or well oriented masses of tubes with the diameter of the TMV capsid are found in certain areas of the cytoplasm. A complicated inclusion body is characterized by an extensively branched and folded part of the endoplasmic reticulum, containing in its folds long aggregates of flexible rods. Certain parts of the cytoplasm are filled with large, strongly electron-scattering globules, probably of lipid composition. These various cytoplasmic differentiations and the different forms of presumed virus material are discussed in relation to late stages of TMV reproduction and virus crystal formation.


Inducibility of thymidine kinase by thymidine as a function of interphase stage. Thymidine may act as an inducer of thymidine kinase activity in cells of higher plants. The general response is demonstrable in a randomly developing cell population such as is found in germinating wheat embryos. If a synchronously developing cell population is studied, however, potentially inducible cells are found to be susceptible to the inductive effect of thymidine only during about 10 per cent of the G1 period, and close to the interval when thymidine kinase activity normally appears.


Merleau-Ponty's theory of the body-proper as être-au-monde.


The function of memory and psychic structure.


The concept of man in logotherapy.

The concept of man in logotherapy.


Aspects of existential communication.

Aspects of existential communication.


Time, death and the ego-chill.

Time, death and the ego-chill.


A structural analysis of the context of value.


On thought in existentialism.

On thought in existentialism.


Merleau-Ponty on sexuality.

Merleau-Ponty on sexuality.


Silence in the dialogue with the psychotic.


Grammatical agreement and set in learning at two age levels.


Dysplasia epiphysealis multiplex.

Dysplasia epiphysealis multiplex.


Diagnostic studies in patients with diastolic hypertension.


Acute cholecystitis with cholelithiasis in a child with Hb-S thalassemia.


Radiologic seminar XLIV: congenital hernia of the diaphragm.


The use of technetium 99m as a clinical tracer element.


Atrial fibrillation in thyrotoxicosis treated with radioiodine.


Fibrous cortical defect and non-ossifying fibroma.


Ligation of the incompetent popliteal vein.


Diffuse progressive interstitial fibrosis of lungs in infancy.


Diverticula of colon.

Diverticula of colon.


A case of superior longitudinal sinus thrombosis in pregnancy.


Torticollis.

Torticollis.


Architecture of Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis virus.


Mutants of the bacteriophage f2. V. On the production of noninfectious phage particles.


Effect of interferon on the dynamics of H3-thymidine incorporation and thymidine kinase induction in chick fibroblast cultures infected with vaccinia virus.


Growth characteristics of rabies virus in primary chick embryo cells.


Aberrant forms of the T-even phage head.


Evidence of different mechanisms for ultraviolet reactivation and "ordinary host cell reactivation" of phage lambda.


Gene order in prophage P22.

Gene order in prophage P22.


Disappearance of tumorigenic activity from human adenovirus type 12.


Survival of dissociated tomato callus cells inoculated with tobacco mosaic virus.


Patterns of response of spirometric indices to bronchodilator drugs in patients with obstructive lung disease.


Management of metastatic cancer of the lung by newer chemotherapeutic agents.


Asbestos related disease.

Asbestos related disease.


The intravascular pressure response in man to contrast substance used for angiocardiography.


Index rates for comparing the importance of arteriosclerotic and degenerative heart diseases as a cause of death.


The silicone clotting time modified by electric current, as a test to predict a tendency to surgical bleeding.


Epidemiology of diseases of the skin.

Epidemiology of diseases of the skin.


Observations of the metabolism of peripheral leukocytes in acute leukemia. II. Uridine and phenylalanine incorporation.


Tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy.

Tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy.


Analysis: heart disease, cancer and stroke amendments of 1965--PL 89-239--enacted October 6, 1965.


Studies on flavonoid metabolism. Identification of the metabolities of (+)-catechin in rat urine.


Disulphide bonds in macroglobulin: a correction of interpretations of results.


Urease. IV. Its reaction with N-ethylmaleimide and with silver ion.


The interaction of penicillinase with penicillins. IV. Structural aspects of catalytic and non-catalytic interactions.


Some substrates and inhibitors of adenosine deaminase.


Formyltetrahydrofolate synthetase: mechanism of cation activation.


The adenosine triphosphate requirement for nitrogen fixation in cell-free extracts of Clostridium pasteurianum.


Studies of cold lability and purification of a nitrogen-activating enzyme.


Palmityl-CoA: carnitine palmityltransferase. Studies on the substrate specificity of the enzyme.


Crystallization of cytochrome b from larvae of the housefly, Musca domestica L.


Psychological problems in low-income families: a research project. I. Research in progress.


Effect of inhibitors of DNA synthesis on allylisopropylacetamide-induced increases of delta-aminolevulinic acid synthetase and other enzymes in rat liver.


The significance of alterations in serum lipids in thyroid dysfunction. I. The relation between serum lipoproteins, carotenoids and vitamin A in hypothyroidism and thyrotoxicosis.


The significance of alterations in serum lipids in thyroid dysfunction. II. Alterations of the metabolism and turnover of 131-I-low-density lipoproteins in hypothyroidism and thyrotoxicosis.


Osmolality of renal tubular fluids in potassium-depleted rodents.


Renal tubular microinjection studies in normal and potassium-depleted rats.


Physico-chemical changes in blood arising from dextran infusions.


Vasodilatation in skeletal muscle.

Vasodilatation in skeletal muscle.


Quantitative aspects of ascorbic acid metabolism in patients with primary hyperoxaluria.


Studies of renal function in patients with idiopathic hypercalciuria.


The effect of pregnanediol and pregnanediol glucuronide on bilirubin conjugation by rat liver slices.


In vitro studies of staphylokinase.

In vitro studies of staphylokinase.


Serum and tissue lipids in patients with familial xanthomatosis.


Studies on protective effects of corticosteroids against Habu-venom shock of rats.


[Studies on the effect of insecticidal residues in foods. I. Effect of poor rice diet on the toxicity of Dieldrin to albino rats].


Studies on the effect of insecticidal residues in foods. II. Effect of insecticidal clay in the diet of albino rat on the growth and digestibility of food constitutents.


College nurses' guide for psychiatric in-patients.


The performance of university students with convulsive disorders.


This I do carry in my head.

This I do carry in my head.


Off-campus housing.

Off-campus housing.


Student use of hallucinogens.

Student use of hallucinogens.


College student behavior: enigma or dilemma?


Hallucinogenic drugs.

Hallucinogenic drugs.


Case report: schistosomiasis.

Case report: schistosomiasis.


Student suicide: fact or fancy?

Student suicide: fact or fancy?


Some characteristics of a group of bright, emotionally disturbed college dropouts.


Improving college and university health education programs.


Sex role crises in college students.

Sex role crises in college students.


An influenza immunization program for hospital employees and students.


Wilson's disease in an Indian boy.

Wilson's disease in an Indian boy.


Surgical treatment of congenital thumb deformities (including psychological impact of correction).


Treatment of forearm shaft fractures by double-plating; a preliminary report.


Osteochondral fracture in the knee joint associated with hypermobility and dislocation of the patella. Report of eighteen cases.


Early diagnosis and treatment of acute ruptures of the anterior cruciate ligament; a clinical and arthrographic study of forty-eight cases.


Posterior fracture-dislocation of the shoulder--a method of closed reduction; a case report.


Dislocation of the brachial artery; a complication of supracondylar fracture of the humerus in childhood.


Surgical treatment of tennis elbow; a follow-up study.


Treatment of comminuted distal tibial fractures by combined dual-pin fixation and limited open reduction.


The role of the diaphyseal medulla in the repair and regeneration of the femoral shaft in the adult cat.


Functions of human thenar and hypothenar muscles; an electromyographic study of twenty-five hands.


Destruction of articular cartilage in septic arthritis. II. In vivo studies.


The articular manifestations of periodic disease (familial Mediterranean fever).


Fibromatosis of the plantar fascia; surgical technique and design of skin incision.


Surgical reconstruction of the skeleton following segmental resection for bone tumors.


Desmoplastic fibroma of bone; report of two cases.


Retrospect--personeal spastic flat foot (rigid valgus foot).


Deformity following supracondylar fractures of the humerus.


A rapid screening technique for the identification of organic phosphate insecticides in gastric lavage fluid or dermal residues.


A note on the estimation and disappearance of alcohol in blood, breath and urine from obese and diabetic patients.


Immunologic unresponsiveness appearing after topical application of contact sensitizers to the guinea pig.


Purification of complement-fixing antigen of Rickettsia orientalis.


Effect of variation in antibody-hapten association constant upon the biologic activity of the antibody.


The heterogeneity of combining sites of antibodies as determined by specific immunoadsorbents. I. A rapid micromethod of fractionation of antibody.


Detection of tissue isoantigens on primary and serial heteroploid cell lines of human origin by the mixed agglutination technique.


The heterogeneity of combining sites of antibodies as determined by specific immunoadsorbents. II. Comparison of elution patterns obtained with anti-p-azobenzoate antibodies by different kinds of immunoadsorbent and eluting hapten.


Some immunologic properties of human glomerular basement membrane. IV. Immediate or delayed nephritis induced in rabbits by sheep anti-human glomerular basement membrane sera.


Identification of intrinsic factor autoantibody and intrinsic factor in man by radioimmunodiffusion and radioimmunoelectrophoresis.


Anti-bovine serum albumin specificity and binding affinity after termination of tolerance to bovine serum albumin.


Hemolysin titration based on fixation of the activated first component of complement: evidence that one molecule of hemolysin suffices to sensitize an erythrocyte.


Intracerebral Salmonella typhosa infection in chicks: passive protection by chicken antisera of differing specificities.


Conversion of nonimmune spleen cells to antibody-forming cells by RNA: strain specificity of the response.


Immunologic reactivity in neonatally thymectomized rats receiving competent lymphoid cells during immunization.


Studies on herpes simplex. XI. The antiviral dynamics of 5-iodo-2-deoxyuridine in vivo.


Passive uveal anaphylaxis in guinea pigs.


Antigens in immunity. X. Induction of immunologic tolerance to Salmonella adelaide flagellin.


Some observations on the behavior of vaccinia virus particles with antiserum, particularly their agglutination.


Inhibition of interferon action by puromycin.


Enhancement of the replication of measles virus by mitomycin C.


Studies on immunity in experimental leptospirosis: the immunogenicity of Leptospira icterohemorrhagiae attenuated by gamma-irradiation.


Carcinogenicity of epoxides, lactones, and peroxy compounds. II.


Relationship between affinity of anti-dinitrophenyl antibodies and their biologic activities.


Experiences with ligation of the common carotid artery for treatment of aneurysms of the internal carotid artery.


Psychogenic diabetes insipidus. A case report with description of certain differential diagnostic procedures.


Skin tests in allergy; some practical and theoretical considerations.


Studies on preoperative intraocular pressure in relation to cataract extraction.


The evaluation of some red marine algae as a source of carrageenan and of its k- and lambda-components.


Dispersibility of wheat proteins in aqueous urea solutions--a new parameter to evaluate breadmaking potentialities of wheat flours.


Chloroform-extractable aromatic acids of cacao.


Determination of ethylene dibromide in fumigated feeds and foods by gas-liquid chromatography.


Chromatography in toxicological analysis.


N-Acylation of N-methylcarbamate insecticides and its effect on biological activity.


Direct identification of multiple phosphate spots in paper chromatography.


A comparison of the direction-of-perception technique with the Likert method in the measurement of attitudes.


Estimating protein quality of meat products from the content of typical amino-acids and creatine.


Discrimination of geometrical patterns in tribal, rural, and urban children.


Temperature programmed gas-liquid radiochromatography of free fatty acids.


Effect of differential valuation of group level of aspiration, decision time, and productivity.


Bias in evaluating the presidential debates: a "splinter" effect.


Social-group membership, leadership, and birth order.


Effect of discrepant communications on self-perception.


Diagnostic use of the interaction profile.


Correlates of civil-rights participation.


Variation in time descriptions and need achievement.


A study of prejudice in Negro and white college students.


Studies in social attitudes: I. Variations in latitudes of acceptance and rejection as a function of varying positions on a controversial social issue.


Experimental social psychology and its neighbors.


Studies in social attitudes: II. Selectivity in mass communication media as a function of attitude--medium discrepancy.


Adolescent response to religious appeal as related to IPAT anxiety.


Demand characteristics vs. physiological needs: a methodological critique of the "new look" school of perception.


Measurement of radicalism-conservatism.

Measurement of radicalism-conservatism.


Modes of conformity and career selection or rural and urban high-school seniors.


The language of postural interpretation.


Subunits in the membranes of chloroplasts of Phaseolus vulgaris, Pisum sativum, and Aspidistra sp.


Meabolism of nucleic acids in uninfected fibroblasts incubated in vitro with rat interferon.


Uptake of catecholamines in the rabbit heart after depletion with decaborane.


Effect of water vapour in biothermal radiometry.


The cardiovascular laboratory. II. Indications for study.


Metabolism of 6-beta-hydroxy-3,5-cycloandrostan-17-one by rabbit liver in vitro.


Survey on coronary heart disease in relation to diet in physically active farmers.


Correlations between tests of aging in Hiroshima subjects--an attempt to define "physiologic age".


Studies on infectious mononucleosis: attempts to transmit the disease to human volunteers.


The changing patterns in the developing lungs of infants.


The sites of elongation of human metacarpals and metatarsals.


Peritoneal adhesion formation.

Peritoneal adhesion formation.


Developmental fate of heterotopically grafted proximal pre-axial material of the chick embryo limb bud.


Myelinization of nerve fibres of pig spinal cord.


Morphologic characteristics of the mucosa of the pyloric part of the stomach in patients suffering from duodenal ulcer.


Considerations on seasonal variation in leukemias.


Experimental studies on gamma-glutamyl transpeptidase (GGTP). IV. Histoenzymatic and biochemical changes in parenchymatous hepatitis in rabbits and in obstructive jaundice in dogs.


Serum and urinary copper levels in healthy humans and in certain pathologic conditions.


Results of operative treatment in 154 cases of extramedullary meningiomas and neurinomas.


Cardiotonic and active transport-inhibiting action of some cardiotonic glycosides and ivorine.


Tremorine suppression of hippocampal strychnine foci.


Cholinergic and anticholinergic activity of benzyltrimethylamine and fluorobenzyl isomers.


The effect of drugs on vibration tolerance.


A comparative biological and chemical study on the heparin-like action of polyanionic compounds.


Potentiation of tyramine responses by nor-sympathomimetic amines in the reserpine-pretreated cat.


Additive and augmentative synergism between analgesic drugs.


Effects of aromatic nitrocompounds and phenolderivatives on the cholinergic nerve ending of smooth muscle and skeletal muscle.


Action of adrenaline and noradrenaline on carotid sinus arterial wall in unanesthetized dogs.


Comparative pharmacodynamics of sympathomimetic imidazolines; studies on intestinal smooth muscle of the rabbit and the cardiovascular system of the cat.


Influence of chlorpropamide on differing fractions of the insulin-like activity in portal and peripheral serum of the normal dog.


Pathologic jealousy and psychochemotherapy.


Neurotics who fail to take their drugs.

Neurotics who fail to take their drugs.


Factors underlying the retention in the community of chronic unhospitalized schizophrenics.


Ethnopsychiatry in central Australia. I. "Traditional" illnesses in the eastern Aranda people.


Ethnopsychiatry in Central Australia. II. The evolution of illness in a Walbiri lineage.


Murder in the west of Scotland.

Murder in the west of Scotland.


A comparison of nortriptyline and amitriptyline in depression.


Cryptomnesia and plagiarism.

Cryptomnesia and plagiarism.


Acute hepatic necrosis following treatment with amitriptyline and diazepam.


Cerebral control of secretion of antidiuretic hormone: effect of electrical stimulation of the prepyriform area on the neurohypophysis in the dog.


Pregnenolone and progesterone metabolism in human adrenals from twin female fetuses.


Effect of thyrotropin releasing factor (TRF) of ovine, bovine, porcine and human origin on thyrotropin release in vitro and in vivo.


A bio-assay for the concomitant assessment of the antiphlogistic and thymolytic activities of topically applied corticoids.


Luteinizing hormone releasing activity in different parts of rabbit and dog brain.


Parathyroid extract-induced changes in the oxidation of citrate, succinate and other organic acids by liver.


Morphology of the neurosecretory system in rats homozygous and heterozygous for hypothalamic diabetes insipidus (Brattleboro strain).


Specificity of the alpha-glycerophosphate dehydrogenase and malic enzyme response to thyroxine.


Effects of arginine vasotocin and other pharmacologically active substances on the cardiovascular system of the frog, Rana macrodon.


Studies on TSH in the blood of mice with functional pituitary tumors.


Impaired hepatic excretion of testosterone in hypophysectomized rats.


In vivo depletion of pituitary growth hormone by hypothalamic extracts.


The structure of O-methyllythrine hydrobromide.


Simulated biosynthesis of anahygrine.

Simulated biosynthesis of anahygrine.


Effect of polyribonucleotides on amino acid incorporation by chloroplast ribosomes.


Metabolism of glycine-1-14C in the normal and in the irradiated rat.


The effects of chronic doses of an organophosphorus inhibitor on cholinesterase activity in boll weevils.


Synthetic estrogens and implantation inhibitors.


Studies on the multiplication of lactic dehydrogenase elevating agents.


DOPA decarboxylase activity in a transplantable hamster melanoma.


Electron microscopic observations on the olfactory mucosa of the cat.


Fat-mobilizing substance in the urine of patients with diabetes and with pituitary diseases and the effect of insulin on its action.


An unusual neoplasm in Lumbricus terrestris.


A new category of females in the life cycle of Breicoryne brassicae L.: the ambiphasic females.


An antineoplastic C14-labeled methylhydrazine derivative in P815 mouse leukemia. A metabolic study.


Effect of Na+, Ca++ and Mg++ on the O-2 consumption of the external medulla of dog kidney.


On the pathogenesis of the renoprival hypertension in dogs.


Absorption tests on protein-deficient rats. Absorption of S35-tethionine and I-131-mriolein.


Transcallosal, extracallosal, and geniculo-cortical responses during physiological sleep and wakefulness.


Excitability changes during paradoxical sleep in the rat.


A program of audiological evaluation. One approach.


Three new instruments for use in ear surgery.


Orbitonometry. A simple orbitonometer with its calibration curve.


Ankyloblepharon filiforme adnatum, case report.


Adequacy of terminology for clinical judgment of voice quality deviation.


Chronic uveitis due to sensitivity to common foods.


Changes in the simultaneous masked threshold of brief tones.


Effect of masking on the pitch of periodic pulses.


Binaural beats and binaural amplitude-modulated tones: successive comparison of loudness fluctuations.


Inferences of neural activity associated with binaural acoustic images.


Computer recognition of spoken digits based on six nonacoustic measures.


Absorption of steroid hormones from the human small intestine.


Spermatogenesis in Klinefelter's syndrome.


Interrelation of iodide clearance and adrenocortical activity.


Serum chorionic "growth hormone-prolactin" and serum pituitary growth hormone in mother and fetus at term.


Indirect measurement of bone resorption.


Radiation, thyroid cells and 131-I therapy--a hypothesis.


Perforated peptic ulcer. An analysis of 135 cases.


Transient renal tubular transport derangement in association with penicillin ingestion and upper respiratory tract infection.


Recoverable psychiatric illness occurring with low serum vitamin B 12 levels.


A case of acute thrombosis of the common femoral artery treated by emergency thrombo-endarterectomy.


Mental health services.

Mental health services.


Memorandum on the rationalisation of the hospital services for Dublin.


Rabies immunization. Immunization of man against rabies.


Viral stomatitis. A treatment for viral stomatitis.


Pheochromocytoma.

Pheochromocytoma.


Instrumentation in a catheterization laboratory.


Inhalant allergies with headache as the only symptom.


Experimental hemorrhage.

Experimental hemorrhage.


Renal insufficiency and pancytopenia in subacute bacterial endocarditis.


Primary pulmonary emphysema in adolescence.


Maternal and child health.

Maternal and child health.


Intestinal complications of radiation therapy.


Primary amyloidosis of the bladder.

Primary amyloidosis of the bladder.


Syphilis epidemic in a southern prison.

Syphilis epidemic in a southern prison.


Mesozoa of the sepiolid, Rossia pacifica (Berry).


Desmote inops sp. n. and Fallacohospes inchoatus gen. and sp. n., Umagillid rhabdocoels from the intestine of the crinoid Florometra serratissima (A. H. Clark).


Some physiological effects of coccidiosis caused by Eimeria necatrix in the chicken.


Completion of the life cycle of Eurytrema pancreaticum (Trematoda: dicrocoeliidae).


Histochemical studies of esterases in the cuticle and nerve cords of four cyclophyllidean cestodes.


A study of the larval stage of Multiceps serialis by electron microscopy.


Observations on the ecology and life cycle of Prochristianella penaei Kruse (Cestoda: Trypanorhyncha).


Gnathostoma malaysiae sp. n. from rats on Tioman Island, Malaysia (Nematoda: Gnathostomidae).


Further studies on the ultrastructure and histochemistry of the intestinal wall of Ancylostoma caninum.


Therapeutic effect of thiabendazole on Angiostrongylus cantonensis infections in rats.


Studies on the transfer of immunity to Ascaris suum in mice by serum, parabiotic union, and cells.


The chromosomes of Moniliformis dubius (Acanthocephala).


Selection of strains of Plasmodium berghei resistant to quinine, chloroquine, and pyrimethamine.


Cholesterol and cholesterol esters in Taenia taeniaeformis.


An analysis of two measures of "authoritarianism" among Peace Corps teachers.


The body image as a source of selective cognitive sets.


Sex of experimenter and manifest anxiety as related to verbal conditioning.


Structural balance, reciprocity, and positivity as sources of cognitive bias.


Conformity and the role of deviant.

Conformity and the role of deviant.


A study of cojudgment processes.

A study of cojudgment processes.


The effects of suggestions of alertness in hypnosis on paired-associate learning.


The principle of short-circuiting of threat: further evidence.


Temporal mediation of the similarity-attraction hypothesis.


Resolutions of the liberal dilemma in the assassination of President Kennedy.


Interaction sequences.

Interaction sequences.


Effect of child-rearing attitudes and behavior on children's responses to hypothetical social situations.


Effects of preliminary positive and negative interactions and delay conditions on children's responsiveness to social reinforcement.


Selected personality correlates of mode of conflict resolution.


Social reasoning and spatial paralogic.

Social reasoning and spatial paralogic.


Effect of stimulus inconsistency and discounting instructions in personality impression formation.


Effects of question specificity and anxiety-producing messages on verbal fluency in the initial interview.


Recognition of taboo stimuli as a function of exposure time.


Some determinants of social distance among American, German, and Japanese students.


Manifest anxiety, reaction potential ceiling, and word association.


The great cabbage hoax: a case study.

The great cabbage hoax: a case study.


Effects of apparent pain in others on observer's reaction time.


Sex designations of right and left body sides and assumptions about male-female superiority.


"Interpersonal" experiments with a computer model of personality.


Avoidance of dissonant information.

Avoidance of dissonant information.


A study of postural-gestural communication.


Internal versus external control of reinforcement and decision time.


Reaction time and heart rate as functions of magnitude of incentive and probability of success.


The influence of the perceived causal locus of partner's dependence on the use of interpersonal power.


Mood change as a function of stress of protagonist and degree of identification in a film-viewing situation.


Relationships of test anxiety and hostility to description of self and parents.


Verbal reinforcement of attitude.

Verbal reinforcement of attitude.


Takayasu's disease in a negro female.

Takayasu's disease in a negro female.


Retinoblastoma. A case study of three generations of retinoblastoma.


Evolution and cancer.

Evolution and cancer.


Corn starch granulomatous peritonitis.

Corn starch granulomatous peritonitis.


Clinical applications of the apex cardiogram.


Rapid electronic red blood cell sizing as an aid in clinical diagnosis.


Subtler organic factors in behavior disorders of childhood: follow-up studies.


Adolescent murderers.

Adolescent murderers.


Rehabilitation of the mentally retarded.


Hysteria in childhood.

Hysteria in childhood.


The smashed heel.

The smashed heel.


Study of reconstruction of cortical bone after femoral shaft fracture in young rats.


The relationship of certain perinatal factors to behavior, speech, or learning problems in children.


Psyche and plastic surgery.

Psyche and plastic surgery.


Organisms of the tribe Mimeae: incidence of isolation and clinical correlation at the City of Memphis Hospitals.


Volvulus of the sigmoid: with entrapment and strangulation of the small bowel.


Medical grand rounds from the University of Alabama Medical Center.


Trimalleolar fractures.

Trimalleolar fractures.


Irradiation therapy of the larynx.

Irradiation therapy of the larynx.


Problems in modern clinical audiology.

Problems in modern clinical audiology.


Techniques in the study of short term memory.


One trial learning; incremental or all-or-none?


The role of the nature of the material in verbal learning.


Stimulus presentation and methods of scoring in short-term memory experiments.


Language and cognition studies of the verbal behaviour of children.


Vitamin B12 in the pathogenesis of subacute combined degeneration of the spinal cord.


Mechanism of liver carcinogenesis by certain amino azo dyes. VII. In vivo N-methylation and N-demethylation of various aminoazo dyes.


How reliable are enteric-coated aspirin preparations?


In vivo and in vitro studies on sarcomatous transformation of mammary carcinoma in AKR mice.


Mechanism of liver carcinogenesis by certain aminoazo dyes. 2. characterization of some unknown dyes found in liver of mice given o-aminoazotoluene.


Carcinogenic activity of 6-carboxy-4-nitroquinoline 1-oxide.


Drug-induced haemolytic anaemia.

Drug-induced haemolytic anaemia.


Chronic chlorpromazine administration: some pharmacological and psychological effects in man.


Antitumor activity of 4 (or 5)-aminoimidazole-5 (or 4)-carboxamide derivatives.


Manifestations of leprosy in children.

Manifestations of leprosy in children.


A comparison of the value of 500,000 I.U. tetanus antitoxin (horse) with 200,000 I.U. in the treatment of tetanus.


Epidemiology and prevention of coronary heart disease.


The passage of THAM across the peritoneum during dialysis.


The measurement of antacid performance by the Heidelberg pH telemetering method.


Cerebral universe. II.

Cerebral universe. II.


Studies on synthetic polypeptide antigens. XIV. Variations in antibody production among rabbits of different inbred strains.


Conceptions of orality and anality.

Conceptions of orality and anality.


Relationship of oral frustration factors with heavy cigarette smoking in males.


The application of verbal behavior analysis to the study of psychological defense mechanisms. 3. Speech pattern associated with delusional behavior.


The relationships of agenesis of the corpus callosum to perception and learning.


Lack of suggestion effects on perceptual isolation (sensory deprivation) phenomena.


Self-stimulation and cortical seizure activity.


Nailfold capillaries in normal children.


Crisis theory and treatment strategy: some sociocultural and psychodynamic considerations.


The process of short-term insight psychotherapy. II. Content, expectations and structure.


Research evaluating antidepressant medications on hospitalized mental patients: a survey of published reports during a five-year period.


The antigone principle.

The antigone principle.


An Alaskan doctor's journal. Clinic at Sitka, Alaska--July, 1965.


Surgery of congenital cataract.

Surgery of congenital cataract.


Techniques of ultrasonic localization and extraction.


Serial fluorescein fundus photography of retinal circulation. A description of technique.


Treatment of lacrimal obstruction with temporarily applied polyethylene tubes. Technique and results.


Differential diagnosis of retinoblastoma. A statistical survey of 500 children. II. Factors relating to the diagnosis of retinoblastoma.


Hydrostatic anterior chamber needle.

Hydrostatic anterior chamber needle.


Development of retinal vasculature in rats.


Retroillumination of retinal vessels in retinal edema.


The value of routine testing in the etiologic diagnosis of uveitis.


The FTA-ABS test in ocular and neurosyphilis.


Fundus diabeticus. An evaluation of the preretinopathic stage.


The use of alloplastics in 45 cases of orbital floor reconstruction.


Unusual epithelial downgrowth complicating retinal detachment surgery and ocular evisceration.


Bilateral cherry-red spots without clinical cerebral degeneration.


Central retinal artery occlusion.

Central retinal artery occlusion.


Comparison of pilocarpine and phospholine iodide.


Rothmund-Thomson syndrome.

Rothmund-Thomson syndrome.


Perforation of contact lenses for corneal edema.


Use of acetylcholine in peripheral iridectomy.


Tuberculosis of conjunctiva.

Tuberculosis of conjunctiva.


Collection of Dermacentor andersoni (Stiles) with carbon dioxide and its application in studies of Colorado tick fever virus.


A simple procedure for the extraction and esterification of some organic acids.


Energy- and sodium-dependent uptake of inositol by kidney cortex slices.


Restoration of normal glutamic acid transport in vitamin B6-deficient Lactobacillus plantarum by acetate, ammonium, and vitamin B6.


The incorporation of tritium-labelled amino acids into insulins in rat pancreas in vitro.


Method for demonstrating cofactor requirements for nitrogen fixation.


Cholinergic neurons in the Onychophora: a comparative study.


Intermediary metabolism in Moniliformis dubius (Acanthocephala).


The characterization of the hemoglobins of the bivalve mollusc Phacoides pectinatus (Gmelin).


Neuromuscular junctions in a fast-contracting fish muscle.


Liver fatty acids of Rana grylio tadpoles and frogs.


Comparative aspects of the control of glycogen utilization in vertebrate liver.


Some factors contributing to the development of subatmospheric pressure in the heart chambers and pericardial cavity of Mustelus canis (Mitchill).


Comparative studies on avian hemoglobins.


Products of haem synthesis in polychaetes.


Thyroxine and intestinal mitochondria.

Thyroxine and intestinal mitochondria.


Thermoregulatory importance of the beaver's tail.


The stimulus for the water-balance response to dehydration in toads.


The excretory system of Panagrellus redivivus (T. Goodey, 1945).


The oxygen consumption of intact crabs and excised gills as a function of decreased salinity.


How hospitals and industry work together. 1. Rehabilitation experts confer with manufacturers on design of hospital beds.


Correlated morphological and physiological studies on isolated single muscle fibers. I. Fine structure of the crayfish muscle fiber. Single fibers isolated from walking leg muscles of crayfish have 8- to 10-micro sarcomeres which are divided into A, I, and Z bands. The H zone is poorly defined and no M band is distinguishable. Changes in the width of the I band, accompanied by change in the overlap between thick and thin myofilaments, occur when the length of the sarcomere is changed by stretching or by shortening the fiber. The thick myofilaments (ca. 200 A in diameter) are confined to the A band. The thin myofilaments (ca. 50 A in diameter) are difficult to resolve except in swollen fibers, when they clearly lie between the thick filaments and run to the Z disc. The sarcolemma invaginates at 50 to 200 sites in each sarcomere. The sarcolemmal invaginations (SI) form tubes about 0.2 micro in diameter which run radially into the fiber and have longitudinal side branches. Tubules about 150 A in diameter arise from the SI and from the sarcolemma. The invaginations and tubules are all derived from and are continuous with the plasma membrane, forming the transverse tubular system (TTS), which is analogous with the T system of vertebrate muscle. In the A band region each myofibril is enveloped by a fenestrated membranous covering of sarcoplasmic reticulum (SR). Sacculations of the SR extend over the A-I junctions of the myofibrils, where they make specialized contacts (diads) with the TTS. At the diads the opposing membranes of the TTS and SR are spaced 150 A apart, with a 35-A plate centrally located in the gap. It appears likely that the anion-permselective membrane of the TTS which was described previously is located at the diads, and that this property of the diadic structures therefore may function in excitation-contraction coupling.


EFG activation of patients receiving phenothiazines and chlordiazepoxide.


Brain atrophy and assessment of intellectual deterioration on the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale.


Body-ego technique: an approach to the schizophrenic patient.


Further data on the relationship between aggressive drive activation and impairments in thinking: The effects of the blocking of aggressive discharge on the thought processes.


The process of short-term insight psychotherapy.


Pediatric anesthesia.

Pediatric anesthesia.


Operative posture and circulation.

Operative posture and circulation.


Hyperbaric oxygenation.

Hyperbaric oxygenation.


Fatal aplastic anemia after hepatitis. Report of five cases.


Acute iron intoxication.

Acute iron intoxication.


Simplified method for monitoring adequacy of brain oxygenation during carotid-artery surgery.


Aplastic anemia after hepatitis.

Aplastic anemia after hepatitis.


Hypertension, the potassium ion and impaired carbohydrate tolerance.


Health insurance and rehabilitation services.


Some work types met in work evaluation.

Some work types met in work evaluation.


The diagnosis of polymyalgia rheumatica.


"The farmer had a lung".

"The farmer had a lung".


Leprophobia.

Leprophobia.


Cardiovascular disease in Sierra Leone.

Cardiovascular disease in Sierra Leone.


Therapy of tropical ulcer.

Therapy of tropical ulcer.


Some aspects of Rorschach responses in a group of Norwegian children at three age levels.


Impairment and improvement of the abstracting ability in schizophrenic patients.


Scoring the Stroop test.

Scoring the Stroop test.


The foundations of artistic experience.

The foundations of artistic experience.


Incidental learning as the result of generalization of set.


Subjective distance and emotional involvement. A psychological mechanism.


The value of clinical examination for the prognosis of cancer of the uterine cervix.


Cervical carcinoma in pregnancy.

Cervical carcinoma in pregnancy.


Podophyllin and the mouse cervix: assessment of carcinogenic potential.


Viruses, the vaginitis-cervicitis complex and cervical cancer in man.


Peritonitis following the vaginal douche and a proposed alternative method for vaginal and vulvar care.


Differences in the vasodepressor reaction to oxytocin in men and nonpregnant and pregnant women.


Curage in everyday obstetrical practice.


The sleep of depressed patients. An EEG and eye movement study.


Psychosexual factors and cervical cancer.


Biochemical correlates of behavior in schizophrenic patients. Schizophrenic patients receiving tryptophan and methionine or methionine together with a monoamine oxidase inhibitor.


Eye movements of waking subjects with closed eyes. A comparison between normals and chronic schizophrenics.


Trends in admissions to a state hospital, 1942-1964.


A torrent of tablets.

A torrent of tablets.


Tinophyllone, a diterpenoid from Tinomiscium philippinense Diels.


High resolution mass spectroscopy of the clavine and ergot-peptide alkaloids.


Reductive rearrangement of 5-azido-5-deoxy-pentoses. A new synthesis of sugars containing nitrogen in the ring.


Synthesis of dl-physovenine.

Synthesis of dl-physovenine.


Use of radioisotopes in general biochemistry.


Radioisotopes in medical diagnosis.

Radioisotopes in medical diagnosis.


Automatic analysis in the food industry.


N-phosphorylated amidines.

N-phosphorylated amidines.


Studies on certain organo-sulphur compounds as fungicides.


Isolation of a new triterpenoid from rose-bay willow-herb.


A C26-keto-acid from the oil of Cuspidaria.


The changing features of procurement.

The changing features of procurement.


How to evaluate a cleanliness program.

How to evaluate a cleanliness program.


How to size up people.

How to size up people.


A glossary of labor relations terminology. 5.


The White House Conference on Health.

The White House Conference on Health.


Tandem nursing units provide flexibility of service.


Pharmacy joins the medical team as a profession.


Use of sterile mops reduces contamination.


The staff nurses' contribution in the O.R.


What can be done to improve drug distribution?


Needed: higher professional standards for nursing home administrators.


Operation facelift.

Operation facelift.


Reducing the work in work areas with time-measurement data.


Delivery room nurses learn how to footprint the newborn.


Hospitals and urban renewal.

Hospitals and urban renewal.


Application of comprehensive planning to the urban teaching medical center. II.


Why a medical director?

Why a medical director?


Appraising the impact of equipment innovations.


Diet counselors serve community in three New Jersey hospitals.


Insect sterilant experiments in outdoor cages with apholate, metepa, and four bifunctional aziridine chemicals against the house fly.


DDT resistance in Culex tarsalis Coquillett: cross resistance to related compounds and metabolic fate of a C14-labeled DDT analog.


Synergism of malathion against the northern fowl mite.


Silicon-containing carbamate insecticides.


Attractiveness of dyed waters as oviposition sites to Culex tritaeniorhynchus.


Synergism of organophosphorus systemic insecticides.


Cultural mobility and the occurrence of coronary heart disease.


Long term and fatal illness and the family.


The psychiatric residency and professional socialization.


Psychiatrist and sociologist: social system, subculture, and division of labor.


The 'Health Insurance Plan' controversy: ideology and the organization of medical care.


Organization under stress: an analysis of the local board of health.


A systematic perspective on health manpower.


Eufunctional aspects of stress-producing situations.


Cultural aspects of manic-depression in West Africa.


Perception of parental responses to illness: a research note.


An analysis of retest scores for an index of psycho-physiological disturbance.


A method of health culture research in an African country.


Influence of dietary oils on reproduction in the hen.


Cardiovascular lesions associated with experimental copper deficiency in the rabbit.


Effects of excess dietary iodine upon rabbits, hamsters, rats and swine.


Decrement in radiostrontium retention following stable strontium prefeeding in the growing rat.


Copper in the treatment of molybdenosis in the rat: determination of the dose of the antidote.


Effect of vitamins A and E on lipids in selected rat tissues.


Protein metabolism in the offspring of underfed mother rats.


Absorption and secretion of some organic and inorganic constituents and the distribution of these constituents throughout the alimentary tract of young calves.


Zinc requirements of the growing lamb fed a purified diet.


Influence of 1,3-butanediol on tissue lipids of cold-exposed rats.


Growth-promoting and lipotropic effect of carnitine in rats fed diets limited in protein and methionine.


Cholesterol levels in the hypercholesterolemic rat: diurnal variations.


Effect of alcohol on growth, bone density and muscle magnesium in the rat.


Effects of purified cis- and trans-fatty acid derivatives on the hypercholesterolemic rat.