Observations on the concentration of glucose and volatile fatty acids levels in the blood of ewes.


Quarantine.

Quarantine.


The aged patient, overtreated and/or undertreated.


Dental conservation in sheep: preliminary report of a clinical trial.


An assessment of the utility of the resting apex cardiogram in the epidemiology of cardiovascular disease.


The failure of hormone therapy to induce an early lamb crop.


Rheumatic mitral insufficiency in children, course, prognosis and effect of mitral valve replacement.


Aortic stenosis with marked right ventricular hypertrophy.


Intestinal myotomy.

Intestinal myotomy.


Primary treatment of choriocarcinoma with methotrexate.


Torsion of subphrenic Meckel's diverticulum.


Isolation and cultivation in vitro of macrophages from various sources in the mouse.


The splenic platelet pool.

The splenic platelet pool.


Hemophilic bleeding on the first day of life. Report of a unique case and review of the relevant literature.


Studies on platelets. XXV. Chemical analysis of platelets from patients with congenital and acquired thrombocytopathy, with special reference to phospholipids.


Abnormal positions of the umbilical cord. A discussion of some perinatal hazards.


Effect of swimming exercise on serum glutamic-oxalacetic transaminase and hematocrit of rats.


Ca and ouabain interaction on vascular smooth muscle.


Free plasma estrogens in the channel catfish.


Free plasma estrogens in the deer.

Free plasma estrogens in the deer.


Conscious mediating processes in a problem-solving task.


Errors and error correction in choice-response tasks.


IBM card-punch training for patients.

IBM card-punch training for patients.


A patient-therapist program.

A patient-therapist program.


Nucleotide composition of nucleic acids of fungi. II. Deoxyribonucleic acids. Storck, Roger (The University of Texas, Austin). Nucleotide composition of nucleic acids from fungi. II. Deoxyribonucleic acids. J. Bacteriol. 91:227-230. 1966.-The nucleotide composition of the deoxyribonucleic acids (DNA) present in extracts of 30 species of fungi was determined. The results were analyzed, together with those in the literature. It was found that the content, in moles per cent of guanine plus cytosine (GC content), varied from 38 to 63% in a distribution composed of 9 species of zygomycetes, 14 of ascomycetes, and 9 each of deuteromycetes and basidiomycetes. The GC content ranges were: 38 to 48% for the zygomycetes, 38 to 54% for the ascomycetes, 47 to 62% for the deuteromycetes, and 44 to 63% for the basidiomycetes. The GC content ranged from 38 to 40% for four Mucor species. The base composition of fungal DNA appears, therefore, to have a taxonomic and phylogenetic significance.


Amino-steroids. I. 16piperidino-and 16-morpholino-androstanes and -oestra-1,3,5(10)-trienes.


Role of interferon-like viral inhibitor in endotoxin-induced corneal resistance to Newcastle disease virus. Oh, J. O. (University of British Columbia, Vancouver, B.C., Canada), and E. J. Gill. Role of interferon-like viral inhibitor in endotoxin-induced corneal resistance to Newcastle disease virus. J. Bacteriol. 91:251-256. 1966.-A state of marked resistance to the toxic corneal effects of Newcastle disease virus (NDV) was observed in rabbit eyes after intravenous injection of 10 or 100 mug of typhoid endotoxin. By use of tissue cultures of rabbit corneal endothelial cells for assay, high titers of an interferon-like viral inhibitor were detected in serum and in ocular aqueous humor of these animals. The pretreatment of eyes with aqueous humor or serum containing the inhibitor markedly suppressed the production of corneal toxicity by NDV. The intravenous injection of 1 mug of the endotoxin had a negligible effect on the corneal reaction, and little or no inhibitor was found in either serum or aqueous humor. Normal aqueous humor or serum contained no inhibitor and had no suppressive effect on the NDV-induced reactions. The results indicated that the inhibitor played an important role in the induction of corneal resistance to NDV in vivo. The inhibitor in aqueous humor of endotoxin-injected rabbits was found to be derived from blood after an increase in the permeability of "blood-aqueous barrier" of iris due to the endotoxin. Therefore, intravenously administered typhoid endotoxin induced corneal resistance to NDV in rabbits through its dual action on host: (i) release of an interferon-like viral inhibitor into the blood stream and (ii) disruption of the blood-aqueous barrier of the iris, thus allowing the passage of the viral inhibitor from blood into the anterior chamber, where it modified the corneal endothelial cells to render them resistant to NDV.


Potentially chemotherapeutic dibenzofurans.


Cytotoxic compounds. VII. alpha-aryl-alpha-halogenoacetophenones,their enol acetates, and some related compounds.


Polypeptides. 3. The synthesis of the C-terminal tetrapeptide sequence of gastrin, its optical isomers, and acylated derivatives.


Some observations on the toxicity of hexachlorophane for sheep.


A technique for exposure of the bovine internal genitalia.


Synotia in a stillborn lamb.

Synotia in a stillborn lamb.


The pathogenesis o fascioliasis.

The pathogenesis o fascioliasis.


Patterns of disease.

Patterns of disease.


Oxyclozanide (3,3',5,5',6-pentachloro-2,2'-dihydroxybenzanilide--6Zanil") in the treatment of the liver fluke Fasciola hepatica in sheep and cattle.


Polyarthritis in calves caused by Mycoplasma sp.


Reports on alcoholism.

Reports on alcoholism.


Effect of pituitary and adrenal hormones on ketosis in fasting pregnant rats.


The use of paracervical block anesthesia for dilatation and curettage. Paracervical block anesthesia was used for dilatation and curettage in 37 patients in situations where general anesthesia or sophisticated forms of conduction anesthesia were either unavailable or contraindicated. Ten millilitres of either 1% xylocaine or procaine or 5 ml. of 2% xylocaine was placed into each lateral fornix with a standard 6-inch, 20-gauge needle at a depth of six to 12 millimetres. The block's effect was good in 34 cases and fair in three; there were no failures. No significant complications occurred. The necessity of guarding against and/or being prepared to treat local anesthetic sensitivity is recognized. Paracervical block proved to be a convenient, safe, simple and effective anesthetic technique for dilatation and curettage, including when other anesthetic techniques were contraindicated.


Supravalvular aortic stenosis, mental retardation and a characteristic facies.


Glycolysis of small amounts of glucose by Ehrlich ascites carcinoma cells.


A special report of the GSMS Committee on Hospitals. Subject: utilization review committees under part A of P.L. 89-97 (Medicare).


Public health in a troubled world.

Public health in a troubled world.


Management of cardiac distress in infancy.


Return to work and work status following first myocardial infarction.


The role of public health in genetic counseling.


Observations on some community mental health programs in Europe.


The public health nurse in aftercare programs for the mentally ill: the present status.


The relationship of mortality and duration of employment as reflected by a cohort of chromate workers.


Comparison of respondents and nonrespondents in a periodic health examination program to a mailed questionnaire.


Some methodological problems in the epidemiology of alcoholic beverage usage: definition of amount of intake.


Public health microbiological needs in underdeveloped nations.


The prevalence of spontaneous neoplasms in a defined canine population.


Diarrheal disease studies in Costa Rica. I. Plan and methods of investigation.


The cornell medical index as an epidemiological tool.


Educational qualifications of physical therapists in public health agencies.


Retention of a learned brightness discrimination following ablations of the occipital cortex in the rat.


The anti-coronary club. A dietary approach to the prevention of coronary heart disease--a seven-year report.


Effect of social dominance on individual crowing rates of cockerels.


Normal versus caesarian delivery: effects upon survival probability, weaning weight, and open-field activity.


Reexamination of prolonged retrograde amnesia in one-trial learning.


Role of neocortex in the learning and relearning of two visual habits by the rat.


Sparing of a brightness habit in rats following visual decortication.


Effects of neocortical ablations on relearning of a black-white discrimination habit by two strains of rats.


Comparison of three methods for obtaining psychophysical thresholds from the pigeon.


Thrombo-embolic complications of ventriculo-atrial shunts. Angiocardiographic and pathologic correlations.


Perinatal stress and the premature neonate. II. Effect of fluid and calorie deprivation on blood glucose.


Management of breast feeding. How to be a grandmother.


Spinal epidural meningioma.

Spinal epidural meningioma.


The biosynthesis of phenols. X. Mutation and radioactive tracer studies relating to the biosynthesis of sulochrin.


Synthesis of a silicon-containing analogue of chloramphenicol.


The structure of the steroidal bromosapogenins.


The chemotherapy of schistosomiasis. VI. Ethers of 4-aminocatechol and 4-aminoresorcinol.


On the structure of the sex attractant of the American cockroach.


Effect of heart-lung bypass on the mechanics of breathing in man.


Amyloidosis. A cause of primary tumors of the lung.


Case report of a postinflammatory pseudotumor of the trachea.


Teen-age cesarean section. A statistical review.


The detrusor muscle and urinary incontinence.


Tension and stress in gynecology.

Tension and stress in gynecology.


The effects of the administration and subsequent withdrawal of norethindrone and mestranol (Ortho-Novum) therapy on egg production in the chicken.


Significance of cornified cells in the vaginal smear of postmenopausal women.


The effect of small amounts of antidiuretic hormone on sodium and urate excretion in pregnancy.


Oral versus intravenous glucose tolerance tests during pregnancy. Report on 200 cases evaluated by both tests.


Absorption of transfused chromium-labeled erythrocytes from the fetal peritoneal cavity in hydrops fetalis.


Antenatal analysis of the human chromosomes.


The problem of underweight pregnant patients.


Fetal electrocardiography with cancellation of maternal complexes.


The anterior chamber cleavage syndrome.

The anterior chamber cleavage syndrome.


Congenital dilatation of the female urethra.


Urinary lactic dehydrogenase: a report based on 250 hospitalized patients.


Patients: class and race. A study of economic and racial factors in patient-population ratios.


Evidence for connections between mitochondria and the sarcoplasmic reticulum and evidence for glycogen granules within the sarcoplasmic reticulum.


Atopic dermatitis and persistent lactation.


Malignant melanoma, metastatic to the larynx.


The forgotten sick man--the alcoholic.

The forgotten sick man--the alcoholic.


The brain-damaged child: a misconception?


Commitment of alcoholics. An approach to treatment.


Accident prevention in the cowshed.

Accident prevention in the cowshed.


Role of the general-practitioner maternity unit. 1,000 deliveries analysed.


Calcium and the relaxant effect of isoproterenol in the depolarized rat uterus.


A paid employment sheltered workshop in a large state hospital in the United States.


Anthelmintic activity of a biphenyl compound against mature and immature stages of Fasciola hepatica.


Carcinoma of prostatic ducts.

Carcinoma of prostatic ducts.


Fatal pneumonia due to a tetracycline-resistant pneumococcus.


Hemostasis in domestic animals.

Hemostasis in domestic animals.


Overestimation of left ventricular volume by the indicator dilution technique.


Chemical studies on the constitution of some pollen and spore membranes.


Carcinogenic nitrogen compounds. XLIX. Analogues of benzacridines and benzocarbazoles having an alpha-pyrone ring.


Steroid hormones. XVI. Some organometallic and 3-deoxy-steroids.


Polypeptides. II. A "hydrazino-peptide" analogue of norophthalmic acid amide.


Carcinogenic nitrogen compounds. L. Acridines and benzacridines with fluoro- and trifluoromethyl-substituents.


Occult thyroid disease.

Occult thyroid disease.


Subconjunctival triamcinolone acetonide.


Diagnostic services in a training center.


Cytotoxic compounds. 8. Some S-alpha-(acylamino)acyl-p-[di-(2-halogenoethyl)amino]thiophenols.


Ixodes transvaalensis n. sp. from a rodent nest in the Republic of South Africa (Acarina: Ixodidae).


How to cure Medicare--America's newest social cancer.


Radiological case of the month.

Radiological case of the month.


Maturation of concepts of death.

Maturation of concepts of death.


Notes on the parental exclusion phenomenon in twins.


Experimental production of siderocytes.

Experimental production of siderocytes.


Carcinoma of the urachus.

Carcinoma of the urachus.


Treatment of hypertensive encephalopathy and crisis.


An appraisal of the electronic particle counter as a screening technic for cervical neoplasia.


The action of ethyl alcohol on the peripheral nerves.


Screening tests and phenylketonuria.

Screening tests and phenylketonuria.


Differential responsiveness of dermal and epidermal melanocytes of Rana pipiens to hormones.


Congenital malformations with special reference to cysts in the kidneys.


Profunda femoris-popliteal shunt. Medical approach.


Radiological examination of a litter of Siberian tigers and a four-month-old African lion.


Serum cholesterol in Finnish twins.

Serum cholesterol in Finnish twins.


An estimation of the cumulative mutation rate for sex-linked lethals in man which produce fetal deaths.


Placental localization with radioisotopes. Results in 86 verified cases.


Placental localization: a comparison of radiopharmaceutic and thermographic methods.


Natural selection on polymorphisms in northeastern Brazil.


Endocrine factors in isolation-induced aggressiveness in rodents.


Measurement of luteinizing hormone by the hyperemia and ovarian ascorbic acid depletion assays.


Digestibility of unheated soybean meal for laying hens.


Pituitary gonadotrophic activities following luteal enucleation in the pig.


Effect of vitamin B-12 and folic acid on the metabolism of formiminoglutamate, formate, and propionate in the rat.


Rachitogenic activity of isolated soy protein for chicks.


A quest for toxoplasmosis in Saskatchewan.


The cytological and cytochemical studies in spermatogenesis.


A fracture of the patella forty-four years later.


Alveolar soft part sarcoma of the orbit.


Idiopathic cyclical acute thrombocytopenic purpura.


Further studies of infectious DNA extracted from mycobacteriophages. Results of the previous investigation in which it was found that DNA extracted from D29 mycobacteriophage was infectious for Mycobacterium smegmatis 607, have been extended. DNA extracted from mycobacteriophage D4 and D32 produced plaques when plated on their respective hosts; D28 DNA, extracted in the same manner and tested under similar conditions, failed to show infectivity. Species barriers were not crossed by mycobacteriophage DNA; bacteria resistant to intact phage were not infected with the phage DNA. The efficiency of plating of the DNA is very much lower than that of intact phage; infection of a given host was not accomplished by DNA when titration for plaque formation by the intact phage was less than 10(9) PFU. The base composition of DNA extracted from the four mycobacteriophages and the three propagating hosts was very similar. The bases were paired, adenine with thymine and guanine with cytosine. A relatively higher per cent of guanine-cytosine than of adenine-thymine, was found. The buoyant density of each DNA in CsCl was linearly related to its guanine-cytosine content whereas with the exception of D28 DNA, thermal denaturation temperatures failed to show this relationship. However, the thermal transition profiles were characteristic of double stranded DNA. Additional evidence that D29 DNA forms complexes with basic proteins was obtained. Binding between calf thymus histone and between RNAase and D29 DNA readily occurs with a resultant loss in DNA infectivity. Trypsin and D29 DNA are only weakly reactive.


Transmission of mepivacaine hydrochloride (carbocaine) across the human placenta.


Addison's disease in pregnancy.

Addison's disease in pregnancy.


The growth and development of children born to mothers with diabetes.


Cytoplasmic spreading of human synovial cells in culture. I. Notes on experimental method and the effects of heat-inactivated serum.


Study of agents for the prevention of the fatty liver produced by prolonged alcohol intake.


Intelligence related to early and late births.


Cutaneous metastases from internal carcinoma.


In vitro procedure for studying starch digestion by rumen microorganisms.


Influence of dietary zinc, corn oil and cadmium on certain blood components, weight gain and parakeratosis in young pigs.


Electrocardiographic evaluation of potassium deficiency in young swine.


Effects of corn, wheat, oats and alfalfa leaf meal on the development of gastric ulcers in swine.


Spicaria rileyi (Farlow) Charles and Aspergillus flavus Link, entomogenous fungi of the cabbage looper, Trichoplusia ni (Hübner), in Indiana and Wisconsin.


Effects of parity and litter size on the birth weight of inbred mice.


Renal hypoplasia and compensatory hypertrophy in a raccoon.


Food habits of black-tailed jack rabbits in southern Nevada.


Acute fetal distress.

Acute fetal distress.


Hemolytic disease. A changing clinical and immunological problem as reflected by a review of ten years of experience.


Some aetiological aspects of tumours in domesticated animals.


Morphology and survival rates of cervical cancer in Connecticut and southwest England.


Pathologic and immunologic responses of the fetal lamb to Brucella ovis.


From the files of the Committee for the Study of Maternal Mortality.


Congenital bronchial hypoplasia in calves.


Iodine-131 in bovine thyroids, January-June 1965.


The rôle of infection in infertility in the thoroughbred mare.


Toxic factors of mould origin.

Toxic factors of mould origin. The chemistry and effects of mycotoxins associated with human and animal foodstuffs are reviewed. The aflatoxins, metabolites of Aspergillus flavus, have been implicated in fatal diseases of farm stock fed on infected peanut cake. Muscarine and the phalloidins are the causative agents in mushroom poisoning. Lysergic acid alkaloids are involved in ergotism. "Yellow rice" toxicity arises from infection with Penicillium islandicum, the active principles being islanditoxin and luteoskyrin. Various species of Penicillium, Aspergillus and Fusarium have been linked with other mycotoxicoses and their metabolites characterized. Several fungal metabolites are active hepatotoxins or carcinogens, and the possible etiological significance of mouldy foods is briefly considered, especially in relation to the high incidence of tropical liver disease. Better agricultural practices and more stringent testing to control and detect fungal contamination are advocated.


Comparative histological study of the thymus gland of the bull and the bullock.


Radionuclides in foods.

Radionuclides in foods. Levels of strontium-90 and cesium-137 in Canadian milk during the period 1960-64 were consistently higher than those in the United States or the United Kingdom, but levels in humans, while also higher, did not reflect the differences observed in milk. Annual dose rates of 27 millirads to bone and 4 millirads to the whole body correspond to the highest average concentrations of strontium-90 and cesium-137 so far observed. Levels of cesium-137 in the urine of residents of the Canadian North were found to increase with the increasing consumption of caribou or reindeer. Whole body counting of a few northern residents showed cesium-137 levels as high as 1000 nanocuries. It is concluded that protective actions are not needed but that studies in the North should be emphasized to provide a better basis for evaluating that particular situation.


Studies on shipping fever of cattle. 3. Comparison of Pasteurella spp. isolated from shipping fever and other infectious processes.


Foreign body syndrome in bovine.

Foreign body syndrome in bovine.


Milk producing ability and breeding efficiency in relation to the age at first calving in Hariana cows.


Silage feeding of the dairy cows and its effect on body weight, milk production and hay intake.


Studies on lesions simulating tuberculosis in whistling swans (Cygmus columbianus).


The thermolability of tissue thromboplastins.


Bulbocavernosus reflex in the paraplegic and intact dog.


Homotransplants of the testis.

Homotransplants of the testis.


Neonatal hyperbilirubinemia and renal vein thrombosis. Occurrence in a newborn infant of a diabetic mother.


Endometrial induction of endometriosis across Millipore filters.


Voiding time-pressure event phenomena in voluntary voiding in females.


A comparison of spinal analgesia and general anesthesia for elective cesarean section. Interim report.


The effect of cyclopropane, trichlorethylene, and ethyl chloride on the uterus of the dog.


Interpretation of pancreatic lipase analyses of cow's milk fat triglyceride structure.


Blood urea nitrogen in Guernsey cattle.

Blood urea nitrogen in Guernsey cattle.


Crystalline ribonuclease from bovine milk.


Group cohesiveness and individual learning.


Equine phonocardiography.

Equine phonocardiography.


Diagnosis of isolated splenic vein occlusion by radioportography.


A technique for experimental cannulation of the renal, testicular, and cardiac lymphatics.


Postpartum psychiatric syndromes.

Postpartum psychiatric syndromes.


Bilharzia transmission on a new Tanzanian irrigation scheme.


Results of surgery and hemodynamic observations in muscular subaortic stenosis.


Heart failure in congenital thyrotoxicosis.


Early diagnosis and treatment of homocystinuria.


A study of iron metabolism in neuropsychiatric patients. Hallervorden-Spatz disease.


Congenital amegakaryocytic thrombocytopenic purpura.


Mood, motility and 17-hydroxycorticoid excretion; a polyvariable case study.


Thrombocytopenia and massive gangrene following varicella.


Order of loci on the X-chromosome of the mouse.


Effect of urinary "gonadotropin-inhibiting substance" on the stimulatory effect of human chorionic gonadotropin upon the weanling rat uterus.


A study of the correlation between the use of incidental stimuli to facilitate learning and selected personality traits.


Observations on the aetiology of epistaxis and cranial nerve paralysis in the horse.


A preliminary note on some parasites of food-producing animals and their snail intermediate hosts from Sierra Leone.


The influence of hemoglobinopathies on reproduction.


Immunologic aspects of the maternal-fetal state.


Familial neonatal hypoproteinaemia with exudative enteropathy and intestinal lymphangiectasis.


Thrombocytopenic purpura following rubella infection in children and adults.


The coronary spectrum. Statistics: magnitude of the problem.


Discoloration of the permanent teeth of prematurely born infants treated with oxytetracycline.


Polyps and cancer.

Polyps and cancer.


Lipid distribution and recovery during salt fractionation of cod muscle.


Rhesus Iso-immunization.

Rhesus Iso-immunization.


Muscular hypertrophy of cattle.

Muscular hypertrophy of cattle.


Inhibition of lipase activation in rat epididymal fat pads in vitro.


Cardiovascular changes during pregnancy in ewes.


Autofluorescence in hepatic lipofuscinosis of sheep.


Animal disease situation in South-East Asia.


Differential hypothalamic mechanisms inciting ovulation and pseudopregnancy in the rat.


Norethindrone blockade of pituitary gonadotropin release; counteraction by estrogen.


Pregnenolone synthesis stimulation in the large particles from bovine adrenal cortex and bovine corpus luteum.


Characterization of purified heterologous pituitary luteininzing hormones by dinitrophenylation, digestion with carboxypeptidase A and hydrazinolysis.


A sensitive in vitro assay for oxytocin.


Passage of steroids through silicone rubber. Implant containers made from silicone rubber have shown little or no foreign body reaction.  Prolonged implantation appears to be safe.  Previous studies have reported that certain dyes and other materials have passed through the silicone rubber capsule walls.  This report examines the possibility of steroids passing through the walls of implanted silicone rubber containers.  The study used 28 ewes during breeding season.  An additional 47 similar ewes were left untreated and served as the control group.  The 28 ewes received a subcutaneous implant containing steroids.  Five different silastic implants were used, with the main differences based on implant shape (surface area), size, and wall thickness.  Implant containers were also examined for steroid passage in saturated saline solutions.  Wall thickness affected steroid passage in that the thinner walled capsules allowed larger steroid amounts to pass through.  Steroids passed through the walls under in vivo conditions for at least 34 days.  In saline solutions passage occurred for at least 7 days.  After removal of the implants the ewes returned to the normal heat cyclic schedule.


Cholesterol formation by granulosa and thecal cells of equine follicle.


Pituitary LH content during the estrous cycle in female hamsters: comparisons with males and acyclic females.


Effect of clomiphene on blastocyst nidation in the rat.


Fluorescence in the characterization of bovine growth hormone.


The structure and maturation of the spermatozoa of Sciara coprophila.


Nucleic acids and memory.

Nucleic acids and memory.


Impact of Medicare on hospitals.

Impact of Medicare on hospitals.


Influence of Medicare on the profession of pharmacy.


Professional and economic impact of Medicare on hospital pharmacy.


Influence of Medicare on pharmacy service in small hospitals & extended care facilities.


The challenge of Medicare to pharmacy & therapeutics committees.


Drugs covered under medicare.

Drugs covered under medicare.


Transient achalasia. A complication of vagotomy.


Omphalocele.

Omphalocele.


Influence of ovarian hormones on the leukocytic response to spermatozoa in the uterus of the golden hamster.


Roentgen features of metastases to the colon.


Effects of insulin upon glucose metabolism and protein synthesis by the anterior pituitary in vitro.


Diabetes and anterior pituitary insufficiency. Final course and postmortem study of a diabetic patient with Sheehan's syndrome.


Management of disturbed adolescents.

Management of disturbed adolescents.


The adjective check list as a personality assessment technique with children: validity of the scales.


Learning through the senses.

Learning through the senses.


The management of common foot problems in young children.


A study of the terminal innervation of a fast-acting fish muscle.


Methylcholanthrene-induced cervical dysplasia and the sex steroids.


A quantitiative examination of ovarian growth in the white-crowned sparrow.


Improved abdominal amniocentesis with use of a teflon catheter.


Pregnancy after treatment of aortic stenosis and insufficiency with a Starr-Edwards valve.


Retinal hemorrhage in the newborn.

Retinal hemorrhage in the newborn.


Some maladaptive syndromes of pregnancy and the puerperium.


Bilateral ovarian dermoid cysts in triplets.


Immunochemical detection of ovulation. II. Further observations.


Observations on laminitis in intensive beef units.


The aetiology of dysentery of swine.

The aetiology of dysentery of swine.


Vaginal awareness in the infancy and childhood of girls.


Lowe's syndrome.

Lowe's syndrome.


Changes in butyryl cholinesterase activity in reactive glia.


A familial neuropathy associated with a paraprotein in the serum, cerebrospinal fluid, and urine.


Amaurosis fugax. Funduscopic and photographic observations during an attack.


The plantar response in narcosis.

The plantar response in narcosis.


Facial recognition in brain-damaged patients. An experimental approach.


Palencephalography.

Palencephalography.


Spongiform encephalopathy with chronic progressive external ophthalmoplegia. Central ophthalmoplegia mimicking ocular myopathy.


Cerebrospinal fluid xanthochromia: an objective index.


Lissencephaly: two cases.

Lissencephaly: two cases.


Reversible encephalopathy: a case report. Neurologic manifestation of the milk-alkali syndrome of Burnett.


Neurological syndromes occurring in patients receiving synthetic steroids (oral contraceptives).


Temporomandibular joint dysfunction in myotonic dystrophy.


The nonnervous causes of normal physiologic tremor.


Isolated oculomotor nerve palsy in infectious mononucleosis. A report of an unusual case and review of the literature.


Case records of the Massachusetts General Hospital. Case 12--1966.


The structure of the glomerular cystic tumor present in the topical freshwater catfish, Mystus vittatus (Bloch).


Experimental mesenteric venous occlusion: 3. Diagnosis and treatment of induced mesenteric venous thrombosis.


Brucellosis--a survey in South Karamoja.


The role of the pyrimidine 4-amino-group in thiamine.


Preparation and reactions of some 1-cyano-steroids.


Trihalogenomethyl compounds of potential therapeutic interest. VI. Some alcohols with sedative action, and their esters.


Configurational studies in analgesics related to 3-dimethylamino- and 3-morpholino-1,1-diphenylpropane.


Limiting the viral spectrum of the laboratory mouse.


The commercial production of mice with a specified flora.


Viral status of "germfree" mice.

Viral status of "germfree" mice.


The concept of the virus-defined animal.


Latency and viral ecology.

Latency and viral ecology.


Prevalence of viruses in mouse colonies.


Serological studies with an agent of epizootic diarrhea of infant mice.


Epizootic diarrhea of infant mice and lethal intestinal virus infection of infant mice.


Syntheses related to northebaine. I. Northebaine and N-allylnorthebaine.


Observations on the use of "Zanil" (3,3',5,5', 6-pentachloro-2,2'-dihydroxy-benzanilide) against liver fluke disease in Wester Ross.


Mineral metabolism in sheep lupinosis II. Copper.


Osteoporosis and hydronephrosis of young lambs following the ingestion of lead.


Epidemiological studies on Pasteurella Haemolytica in sheep.


Relationship of globule leucocytes to gastrointestinal nematodes in the sheep, and Nippostrongylus brasiliensis and Hymenolepis nana infections in rats.


Amenorrhea as a leading symptom of choriocarcinoma.


Anticholinesterase-induced amnesia and its temporal aspects. Injection of the anticholinesterase drug diisopropyl fluorophosphate into the hippocampi of rats, 30 minutes after escape learning, produces partial amnesia with full recovery 5 days after injection. No such amnesia is produced if the injection takes place 3 days after learning. However, with injections 5 days after learning there is again an effect, and at 14 days amnesia is complete though no normal forgetting occurs within this period.


A case of double vulva, vagina, urethra and bladder.


Assessment of radiosensitivity of carcinoma of the cervix.


Concern with mastery and occupational attraction.


Personality of women with imaginative and artistic interests: the role of masculinity, originality, and other characteristics in their creativity.


A clinical foetal electrocardiograph.

A clinical foetal electrocardiograph.


Morphogenesis in Trichoderma: suppression of photoinduction by 5-fluorouracil. Sporulation in the fungus Trichoderma viride is inducible with a short light pulse. 5-Fluorouracil applied prior to photoinduction and removed thereafter suppressed sporulation without greatly aflecting growth. This compound also halved the rate of incorporation of uracil-C(14) into RNA but did not change the ratio of uridylic to cytidylic acid. The effect of 5-fluorouracil was counteracted by uracil but not by thymidine. This supports the hypothesis that 5-fluorouracil affects RNA rather than DNA.


The biochemical detection of inherited diseases.


Studies on the cerebrospinal fluid of healthy sheep.


A note on concentration of "Oscillospira guilliermondii-type" organisms in the rumen ingesta of buffalo and zebu cattle.


Liver biopsy in cattle.

Liver biopsy in cattle.


Gonadal teratomas in birds a study of three cases.


Histopathological studies in natural infection of goat coccidiosis.


Studies on reproduction in indian breeds of sheep--Bannur and Nilgiri breeds.


Unilateral agenesis of kidney and testicle in a dog.


Studies on inheritance of characters concerning quality of wool-fibre in chokla strain of sheep.


Studies on economic poultry rations. I. An investigation on the inclusion of rice polishings, guar meal and gram chuni in the ration of growing chicks.


Studies on the effect of incorporating calcium supplements in rations containing khesari (Lathyrus sativa) grains on mineral balances in Bachaur bulls.


Milk lactose and its importance in diagnosis of mastitis.


A simple and rapid test for detection of skim milk powder in whole milk.


Field trials with piperazine derivatives against ascariasis in pigs and calves.


Livoderm ophthalmic drops (T.C.F.) in lacrimating cow-calves.


Increased production in animal husbandry field. II. Milk.


Soybean hemagglutinin, a plant glycoprotein. I. Isolation of a glycopeptide.


Estimation of the glucuronic acid pathway contribution to glucose metabolism in adipose tissue and the effect of growth hormone.


The structure of the glomerular cystic tumor present in the tropical freshwater catfish, Mystus vittatus (Bloch).


Abdominal retention of dead foetus in a ewe following spontaneous rupture of the uterus.


Generalized herpes simplex and hypoadrenocorticism. A case associated with adrenocortical insufficiency in a prematurely born male: clinical, virologic, ophthalmological, and metabolic studies.


Effect of experimentally induced cervical cancer upon the nucleic acid and carbohydrate metabolism in various organs of mice.


Inhibition by pig hypothalamic extracts of depletion of pituitary prolactin in rats following cervical stimulation.


Idiopathic hypertrophic subvalvular stenosis. A study of a family involving four generations. Clinical, hemodynamic and pathologic observations.


A family with idiopathic myocardial hypertrophy.


Rickets in British children.

Rickets in British children.


Effect of ECS on passive avoidance learning with high and low intensity foot shock: supplementary report.


Distilled water and tap water as factors in taste preference of the rat.


Age, meaningfulness and ability in single-trial learning.


Dynamic muscular subaortic stenosis. Report of a case.


Studies on experimental amyloidosis.

Studies on experimental amyloidosis.


Behavioral responses of cows to auditory training.


Identification of steroids in bovine tissue using thin-layer and gas chromatographic techniques.


Low-fatty fish flour as a protein supplement for lactating dairy cows.


Identification of freemartins by chromosomal analysis.


Covariances among first-lactation milk records of cousins.


Genetic and maternal influence on the first three lactations of holstein cows.


Heritability estimates of milk production with different numbers of records per sire by herd subclass.


Environmental correlations in sire evaluation.


Maximum likelihood estimates of age effects.


Experimental leptospirosis in pregnant sows.


Direct incorporation of beta-hydroxybutyric acid into milk fat butyric and hexanoic acids in vivo.


Kinetics of the antibody response to Anaplasma marginale infection.


Studies on the morphology and function of the skull in the Boidae (Serpentes). II. Morphology and function of the jaw apparatus in Phython sebae and Python molurus.


Pupillary changes induced by circulatory arrest.


Hypokalemic periodic paralysis. Electromicroscopic changes in the sarcoplasm.


Cortisone myopathy in rabbits. A light and electron microscopic study.


Metastatic tumors. Localization by radioisotope scanning.


Photic activation and experimental data concerning colored stimuli.


Histoenzymatic study of fetal medulloblastoma with associated congenital malformations.


Intramuscular administration of phenytoin.


Epidemic nonmeningitic lymphocytic-choriomeningitis-virus infection. An outbreak in a population of laboratory personnel.


Experimental ocular histoplasmosis in pigeons.


Further observations on the development of Hypoderma lineatum de Villiers and Hypoderma bovis Degeer (Diptera, Oestridae) in the bovine host.


Pre-weaning mortality in a herd of large white pigs.


Organic reactions in aqueous solution at room temperature. IV. In vitro oxidation of a benzylisoquinoline alkaloid to an aporphine alkaloid.


Determinants of the effects of vicarious reinforcement.


Stimulus exposure time in paired-associates learning.


Conditioning acceptance or rejection of information.


Appendix: Bantu cultural habits possibly leading to use of carcinogenic foodstuffs.


Mammary gland development after hypophysial isografts in intact mice of high and low mammary cancer strains.


Management of implantable pacemaker complications.


Splenectomy for idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura.


Changing techniques in the management of esophageal atresia.


Biosynthesis of psilocybin in submerged culture of Psilocybe cubensis. 1. Incorporation of labelled tryptophan and tryptamine.


Drug use among adolescents.

Drug use among adolescents.


Experimental diabetes in pregnant mice. Prevention of congenital malformations in offspring by insulin.


Unusual complication of caudal analgesia.


The mechanism of bradykinesia in parkinsonism.


Isocitric dehydrogenase in the cerebrospinal fluid. Clinical usefulness of its determination.


The value of an A-mode echoencephalogram display.


Lateral gaze and convergence in internuclear ophthalmoplegia: a note on examination.


The subcommissural organ of the adult rabbit. An electron microscopic study.


Ultrasonic techniques for measuring intracranial pulsations. Research and clinical studies.


Some water-insoluble papain derivatives.


Oxidative enzymes in spinal motor neurons in Werdnig-Hoffmann disease. A comparison with the axonal reaction.


Studies of the birefringence and birefringence dispersion of polypeptides and proteins.


Intrauterine synechiae.

Intrauterine synechiae.


Homocystinuria. A recently discovered cause of mental defect and cerebrovascular thrombosis.


Interaction of polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons, 4-nitroquinoline 1-oxides, and various dyes with DNA.


Meconium peritonitis with massive abdominal distention resulting in dystocia. Report of a case.


Conformation studies on the sodium and cesium salts of calf thymus deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA).


Acute pancreatitis with pseudocyst formation during pregnancy. Report of a case.


Environmental levels of radioactivity at Atomic Energy Commission installations.


Cesium-137 in milk, meat, and man in Norway, 1962-1965.


Parturient mice: effect of environment on labor. More first-born pups and greater numbers of pups were born in a familiar cage having a covered nesting box than in a glass bowl, when pregnant mice at term were alternated between contrasting environments. Current theories emphasize the influence on labor of mechanical and hormonal factors; these data suggest that environmental factors also may play a role.


Development of livestock production and related veterinary services in Great Britain and tropical Africa.


Outlook for restrictive animal legislation in the 89th Congress. Past records indicate that legislation, be it extreme or moderate in design, will be the goal of the proponents of restrictive animal legislation in the 89th Congress. Bills similar to those introduced in past sessions almost surely will appear again. If the President succeeds in soliciting congressional support for his goals of the Great Society, Congress may have little time for other legislative matters. The medical and scientific forces that oppose the use of federal legislation as a means of upgrading the standards of animal care and improving the validity of the results of biological research can be expected to continue their support of voluntary control through education and research. Continued support of the effective "task forces" and public relations programs that developed during the 88th Congress must come from all segments of the organized health professions.


Hypertrophic subaortic stenosis.

Hypertrophic subaortic stenosis. These discussions are selected from the weekly staff conferences in the Department of Medicine, University of California Medical Center, San Francisco. Taken from transcriptions, they are prepared by Drs. Martin J. Cline and Hibbard E. Williams, Assistant Professors of Medicine, under the direction of Dr. Lloyd H. Smith, Jr., Professor of Medicine and Chairman of the Department of Medicine.


The California survey of retirement housing.


Histogenesis of medullary carcinoma of the thyroid. Thirty-one dog thyroid tumours and 28 spontaneous rat thyroid tumours were studied histologically and the findings compared with those of a study of 67 cases of medullary carcinoma of the human thyroid. Five of the dog tumours and 24 of the rat tumours were considered to belong to the same group of tumours as medullary carcinoma, a group characterized by solid sheets or lobules of uniform cells with granular cytoplasm and without papillary or follicular differentiation. In the rat tumours it was shown that the cell of origin was the parafollicular cell and not the thyroid follicle epithelial cell. It is suggested that medullary carcinoma is also derived from a parafollicular cell and that this origin would resolve the discrepancy between the relatively good prognosis and the apparently undifferentiated structure of this tumour. It is also concluded that the whole spectrum of clinical and pathological features of medullary carcinoma makes more sense if it is considered as a parafollicular cell tumour.


Human infection due to the hedgehog fungus, Trichophyton mentagrophytes var. erinacei. Three human cases of skin infection caused by Trichophyton mentagrophytes var. erinacei are recorded. A review of work on the incidence and ecology in hedgehogs and as a source of human infection is given. It is suggested that a true increase in human infections is occurring. A description of the colonial and microscopical appearance of the fungus and their variance with other T. mentagrophytes varieties is discussed. The name Trichophyton erinacei is proposed as being taxonomically more correct.


Choice of blood for exchange transfusion.


The preservation of mammalian spermatozoa by freezing.


Mammary glands of pregnant rats: development stimulated by licking. At the end of gestation, the mamnmary glands of pregnant rats that have been prevented from licking their ventral surfaces by neck collars are about 50-percent less developed than those of control animals. Neither the burden nor the stress ejfect of the collar is an alternative explanation. A considerable proportion of mammary development during pregnancy is thus caused by the female's own licking.


Excessive drinking in industry. A threat to productivity.


Alcoholism, why a program in industry.

Alcoholism, why a program in industry.


Embryological significance of lymphangioma.


Bile stasis.

Bile stasis.


Early histological changes in ulcerative colitis. A light and electron microscopic study.


Sterility--follow-up of eighty-eight operated cases.


Shoulder presentation in obstetric practice.


Ante-natal diagnosis.

Ante-natal diagnosis.


Pressing gynaecological problems. Old tales told with fresh comments.


Premenstrual syndrome.

Premenstrual syndrome.


Hypertension in pregnancy.

Hypertension in pregnancy.


Foetal complications of maternal drug therapy.


Polypeptides. 13. The use of beta-methylthioethyl esters for the protection of carboxyl groups in peptide synthesis.


Studies on dextrans and dextranases. VI. Type and degree of branching in two dextrans.


Studies on dextrans and dextranases. VII. Structures of oligosaccharides from an alpha-1--4-branched dextran.


Studies on dextrans and dextranases. 8. Size and distribution of branches in some dextrans.


Studies in mycological chemistry. XIX. "Product B" (averantin) [1,3,6,8-tetrahydroxy-2-(1-hydroxyhexyl)anthraquinone], a pigment from Aspergillus versicolor (Vuillemin) Tiraboschi.


The chemotherapy of schistosomiasis. VII. 2-Methyl- and 2-(substituted methyl)-4-aminophenyl ethers.


Fungal detoxication. 8. Metabolism of substituted 4-phenoxybutyric acids by Aspergillus niger.


Predominance of hemoglobin Gower 1 in early human embryonic development. Hemoglobin Gower 1, the structure of which is thought to be epsilon(4), is the predominant hemoglobin in early human embryonic life. This finding suggests that the production of (epsilon)-chains initially exceeds that of other known (alpha, beta, gamma, and delta) chains.


Protein synthesis in micromeres of the sea urchin egg. A method was developed for isolating large quantities of micromeres from the 16-cell stage of the sea urchin, and measurements were made of their ability to incorporate C(14)-L-valine into protein as compared with that of a mixed suspension of micromeres, mesomeres, and macromeres. Per cell, the rate of incorporation was considerably less for the micromeres than for the suspension of mixed cells. Per unit volume, however, the two types of suspensions showed no significant differences.


Blood group sensitization in the newborn. The indications for exchange transfusion and its hazards.


A common source multi-household outbreak of chimpanzee-associated hepatitis in humans.


Incidence of naturally acquired virus infections of captive monkeys.


Treatment of persons exposed to rabies.

Treatment of persons exposed to rabies.


Standard methods for the examination of water and waste water.


Dietary fluoride and fluorosis in Thailand.


The university and community health services. The fifth annual Bronfman lecture.


The effect of obstetric and perinatal events on risk of mental illness in women of childbearing age.


A community surveillance system of infectious diseases in the greater Atlanta area.


New responsibilities for health departments and public health nurses in tuberculosis-- keeping the outpatient on therapy.


The relative risk of developing tuberculosis.


An epidemiological study of cerebrovascular disease.


Public Health Service financial assistance programs for the support of scientific research.


Public health nursing in Taiwan. Republic of China.


Problems in measuring the influence of economic levels on morbidity.


How can we improve the teaching of public health? The viewpoint of the health officer: 1955-1965.


Utilization of ambulance services in a rural community.


Abnormal trophoblast in tissue culture.

Abnormal trophoblast in tissue culture.


Obstetric factors related to bacteremia in the newborn infant.


Stress incontinence. Retropubic wedge resection and plication of the bladder neck for failed operations for stress urinary incontinence.


Classification of prostatic carcinomas.

Classification of prostatic carcinomas.


Survival rates of patients with prostatic cancer, tumor stage, and differentiation--preliminary report.


Some observations on urolithiasis in Jamnagar area: incidence and etiological factors.


Pulmonary distress syndrome: fetal lung changes with maternal stress.


Studies on evaluation of low-level administration of phenothiazine in selection of drug-resistant Haemonchus contortus.


Systemic insecticides to control larvae of Oestrus ovis in sheep.


Pseudoxanthoma elasticum: clinical report of a case with histochemical and biochemical characterization of the affected substrate.


The maturation of cortical keratin in filiform hairs of the rat penis.


Microtubular structures associated with the acrosome during spermiogenesis in the water-strider, Gerris remigis (Say).


Toward a unitary theory on the passing of the oedipal conflict.


How much control of communicable diseases?


Spurious infection with Dicrocoelium hospes in Ghana.


Serologic survey for neutralizing antibodies to eastern equine and western equine encephalitis viruses in man, wild birds and swine in southern Mexico during 1961.


Chronicity and the prediction of duration and outcome of hospitalization from capacity measures.


Leptospirosis (pomona fever).

Leptospirosis (pomona fever).


Consultation as a two-way process: psychiatric consultations with medical patients.


Gynecologic aspects of idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura: experience with 29 cases.


Giant spigelian hernia.

Giant spigelian hernia.


Aplastic anemia and alymphocytosis in an infant with hypogammaglobulinemia: graft-versus-host reaction?


Cytology, an increasingly valuable tool in cancer detection.


Variability of physiologic circadian crests in groups of children studied "transversely".


Platelet survival in Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome.


The development of malignancy in the course of the Aldrich syndrome.


Pediatric diagnosis by anticipation.

Pediatric diagnosis by anticipation.


Cystourethrography and female urinary stress incontinence.


Vitamin B12 turnover in man. The assimilation of vitamin B12 from natural foodstuff by man and estimates of minimal daily dietary requirements.


Latency and duration of action of some local anesthetic mixtures.


Office hints.

Office hints.


The operating room as a physiology laboratory.


Phenylephrine: the most effective potentiator of tetracaine spinal anesthesia.


Appraisal of RISA blood volume for clinical use.


Comprehensive monitoring of the surgical patient at NIH.


Congenital diaphragmatic hernia: from the anesthesiologist's viewpoint.


The arginine-lysine interaction in the chick.


Response of platelets and serotonin to anesthesia and operative stress.


Cardiovascular response of oxygen therapy for hypotension of regional anesthesia.


Effect of varying live weight and preslaughter fast period on the slaughter, storage, cutting and cooking losses of lambs.


Nutritional and environmental factors influencing gastric ulcers in swine.


A comparison of the effects on renal tubular function of halothane-oxygen and halothane-nitrous oxide-oxygen anesthesia.


Maintenance of pregnancy in ovariectomized heifers with melengestrol acetate.


Vinethene for obstetric anesthesia: a review of 4196 cases.


Heterosis from crosses among British breeds of beef cattle: fertility and calf performance to weaning.


Lidocaine, 2-chlorprocaine and hepatic necrosis.


Rhinoplethysmography: pulse monitoring at the nasal septum.


Influence of the status of the patient on systemic effects of local anesthetic agents.


Effects of hysterectomy and corpus luteum induction on pituitary-ovarian relationships in the ewe.


Diseases of man in other animals.

Diseases of man in other animals.


The turnover of intestinal epithelium in the chick.


Blood pressure monitoring in the anesthetized patient: a new stethoscope device.


Clinical experiences with deliberate hypotension.


Total lipids and phospholipids in turkey tissues.


Perspectives in human teratology 1965.

Perspectives in human teratology 1965.


Influence of soybean meal on growth and phosphorus availability in turkey poults.


Birth control pills.

Birth control pills.


The effects of estradiol on the occurrence of mast cells in the rat uterus.


Studies on the dry mass of bull spermatozoal heads. Comparative measurements using soft x-ray microradiography and microinterferometry.


The mechanical properties of the membrane of the sea urchin egg during cleavage.


Isopycnotic behavior of the X-univalent in the XO mouse ovum.


Mitochondria respiring without exogenous substrate. A study of aged sea urchin spermatozoa.


Osmotic swelling of mammalian spermatozoa.


Lymphaticovenous anastomoses involving the portal system: report of a case with metastatic carcinoma of vagina.


A bacteriophage for Myxococcus xanthus: isolation, characterization and relation of infectivity to host morphogenesis. Burchard, Robert P. (University of Minnesota, Minneapolis), and M. Dworkin. A bacteriophage for Myxococcus xanthus: isolation, characterization and relation of infectivity to host morphogenesis. J. Bacteriol. 91:1305-1313. 1966.-A bacteriophage (MX-1) infecting Myxococcus xanthus FB(t) has been isolated from cow dung. The bacteriophage particle is approximately 175 mmu long. A tail about 100 mmu in length is encased in a contractile sheath and terminates in a tail plate. The head is polyhedral with a width of about 75 mmu. The nucleic acid of the bacteriophage is deoxyribonucleic acid and has a guanine plus cytosine content of 55.5%. The bacteriophage requires 10(-3)m Ca(++) and 10(-2)m monovalent cation for optimal adsorption. Grown on vegetative cells of M. xanthus FB(t) at 30 C in 2% Casitone medium, the bacteriophage has a latent period of 120 min and a burst size of approximately 100. Host range studies indicate that three strains of M. xanthus including a morphogenetic mutant are sensitive to the bacteriophage, whereas M. fulvus, Cytophaga, Sporocytophaga myxococcoides, and a fourth strain of M. xanthus are not. Of the two cellular forms characteristic of the Myxococcus life cycle, the bacteriophage infect only the vegetative cells; they do not adsorb to microcysts. Ability to adsorb bacteriophage is lost between 65 and 75 min after initiation of the relatively synchronous conversion of vegetative cells to microcysts. The bacteriophage does not adsorb to spheroplasts. After the appearance of visible morphogenesis and before the loss of bacteriophage receptor sites, addition of bacteriophage results in the formation of microcysts which give rise to infective centers only upon germination. The possibility that the infected microcysts are harboring intact bacteriophages has been eliminated.


Humanizing versus dehumanizing in somatotherapy and psychotherapy.


Investigations on physical and chemical treatment methods for cattleskin tannery wastes.


Transabdominal intrauterine contrast medium injection. An aid in the early diagnosis of hydatidiform mole.


Encephalomyelitis in horses.

Encephalomyelitis in horses.


Echinococcus cysts of the lung.

Echinococcus cysts of the lung.


Human fetal heart rate and intrauterine pressure: relationships determined electronically and recorded as an X-Y plot.


Diseases of the urinary system--selected conditions in small animals.


Common diseases of fur bearing animals. II. Diseases of chinchillas, nutria, and rabbits.


Perforation of an abomasal ulcer through the diaphragm of a cow.


The effects of cytostatic agents and antibodies on chorioncarcinoma cells in tissue culture.


Early haemodialysis in poisoning by Amanita phalloides.


Placental scanning with iodine-131.

Placental scanning with iodine-131.


Venous encroachment on the spinal peridural space due to experimental IVC occlusion. Possible clinical implications in late pregnancy.


The physician's liability in suicide and homicide.


A second look at methoxyflurane: four years of experience.


The effect of exercise on rhythm irregularities in the horse.


Intercurrent embolization during cerebral arteriography. Clinical and experimental observations.


Animal disease problems arising from intensive grassland management.


Observations on gastro-intestinal parasites of the pig and their treatment.


Trichinosis in a spotted hyaena (Crocuta crocuta) of the Serengeti.


Alkali-resistant hemoglobin in sickle cell disease.


Glucose tolerance, plasma insulin, and free fatty acids in elderly subjects.


Ultrastructural studies of sperm morphology and sperm-egg interaction in the decapod Callinectes sapidus.


Anaphase structure in mitotic cells typified by spindle elongation.


Ultrastructural changes in the neural lobe of the hypophysis of the rat during lactation and suckling.


Angiography in tumor diagnosis and management: review of 93 cases.


Spontaneous lesions in the cardiovascular system of some species of fowls.


Type of mastectomy in cancer of the breast: analysis of 1,765 cases.


The shellfish problem.

The shellfish problem.


Smoking and prematurity in the presence of other variables.


Development of spontaneous mammary tumors over the life-span of the female Charles River (Sprague-Dawley) rat: the influence of ovariectomy, thyroidectomy, and adrenalectomy-ovariectomy.


Primary lung cancers in birds and mammals of the Philadelphia zoo.


Taxonomic comments on Anouria caudifer, Artibeus lituratus and Molossus molossus.


Changes in some endocrine glands of white-tailed deer as affectd by season, sex and age.


Attempts to demonstrate neutralising antibodies in the sera of scrapie-affected animals.


The isolation of a haemolytic Neisseria from cattle and sheep in the North of Scotland.


Studies of equine influenza in Michigan, 1963. I. Etiology.


Studies of equine influenza in Michigan, 1963. II. Epizootiology.


Thrombocytopenia. Pitfalls in the diagnosis and management.


Fabry's disease--glycolipid lipidosis. Histochemical and electron microscopic studies of two cases.


Experimental infection with L. pomona in normal and immune piglets.


Thallium poisoning.

Thallium poisoning.


The relationship between California mastitis test scores and monthly milk production and composition.


Portioscope--a new diagnostic instrument.


Sporadic obstructive urolithiasis in rams.


The effects of tri-iodothyronine implantation in dairy cows.


Artificial induction of lactation in a freemartin.


Cyto-morphological changes in ram spermatozoa due to preservation in egg yolk citrate and egg yolk glycine dilutors.


A simple technique of patellar desmotomy in the bovine.


Effect of altitude and season on the canine hemogram.


Coccidioidomycosis in swine.

Coccidioidomycosis in swine.


Diagnosis of Microsporum nanum infection in swine.


Clinico-pathologic conference from the School of Veterinary Medicine, University of Pennsylvania.


Methionine and cystine requirements of the young guinea pig.


Hormonal influences on testicular morphology.


Intrauterine urinary retention and electrolyte imbalance secondary to cowper's gland cyst.


Epididymal carcinoma (malignant adenomatoid tumor, mesonephric, mesodermal carcinoma of epididymis).


The role of entropy in biologic senescence.


"Visual" performance of a functionally blind person.


Metabolism of progesterone by rat testicular homogenates. I. Isolation and identification of metabolites.


Hormonal control of transport of eggs in cumulus through the ampulla of the rabbit oviduct.


Hormonal treatment of lactating rats on a protein-free diet.


Development of a vagina in male rats by inhibiting androgen receptors with an anti-androgen during the critical phase of organogenesis.


The mentally retarded.

The mentally retarded.


Changes in blood flow and vascular permeability of the testis, epididymis and accessory reproductive organs of the rat after the administration of cadmium chloride.


Management of psychiatric patients in a general hospital.


Occurrence of mammotrophic activity (prolactin) in the vertebrate adenohypophysis.


The biological assay of follicle-stimulating hormone in hypophysectomized immature mice.


Low plasma calcium in adrenal overactivity.


Effect of bacteriuria on the fetus.

Effect of bacteriuria on the fetus.


Bacteriuria and prematurity.

Bacteriuria and prematurity.


Rabbit SH-tropomyosin.

Rabbit SH-tropomyosin.


Evaluation of autocorrelation techniques for detection of the fetal electrocardiogram.


Development to viable egg production in the rabbit duodenum of parasitic stages of Cooperia punctata grown in vitro.


A comparison of different measures of response strength in the study of stimulus generalization. In Experiment 1, three pigeons were given variable interval training to peck at a light of 550 mmu and then were tested for stimulus generalization in extinction to several different wavelengths. A gradient was obtained for latency of the first response in each test period, for the number of test periods in which responding occurred, and for the measure of response rate. When the response rate gradient was corrected for differences in initial latency and in number of responded trials, the change was minimal, indicating that the major component of response rate as usually measured is rate of responding having once responded. In Experiment 2, three other pigeons were trained to respond to 550 mmu (for variable interval reinforcement) and not to 570 mmu (extinguished). Analysis of generalization gradients dictated the same conclusion as that reported for generalization following single stimulus training.


Accidental electrocution of farm animals.


Dihydration (covalent) of condensed pyrazine heterocycles.


Anatomical study of the lymphatic trunks in man and mammals.


Seafoods balance the diet and the budget.


Use of tetracyclines in food preservation.


Carcinogenic nitrogen compounds. LI. Dealkylation of N-alkylcarbazoles; synthetic applications.


Derivatives of thiocarbamic acid. I. Preparation of 4-substituted thiosemicarbazides.


Potentially carcinogenic cyclopenta[a]phenanthrenes (1,2-cyclopentenophenanthrenes). I. A new synthesis of 15,16-dihydro-17-oxocyclopenta[a]phenanthrene and the phenanthrene analogue of 18-noroestrone methyl ether.


The electrical excitability of isolated cortex during barbiturate withdrawal.


Acid phosphatase and 5-nucleotidase activities of human nodular prostatic hyperplasia as revealed by electron microscopy.


Disseminated aspergillosis. Case report and review of the world literature.


The social class gradient of perinatal mortality in dependents of military personnel.


Familial joint chondrocalcinosis (pseudogout syndrome).


The sequelae of prematurity in a school-age child.


Diarrhea and anuria.

Diarrhea and anuria.


Studies on ketosis in dairy cows.

Studies on ketosis in dairy cows.


Alleged failure of care in diagnosis.

Alleged failure of care in diagnosis.


Peptides. XXI. Dehydrogenation of some thiazolines derived from cysteine.


Synthesis of some dibasic sulphur-containing amino-acids related to L-lysine.


The addition of L-cysteine to unsaturated lactones and related compounds.


Progesterone in systemic blood and placentae of intact and ovariectomized pregnant guinea-pigs.


A histochemical study of enzymes concerned in glycogen metabolism in the myometrium of pregnant and parturient mice.


The distribution of [1,2-3H]testosterone in the tissues of female rats.


The corpus luteum of the sheep: effect of the removal of embryos on luteal function.


Paediatric gynecology--a general survey.


[Rhabdomyosarcoma of the genito-urinary tract].


Micturating cystography in paediatric urology.


Poisoning by Datura stramonium.

Poisoning by Datura stramonium.


Pneumococcal arthritis complicating rheumatoid arthritis.


The uterus and unilateral regression of corpora lutea in the pig.


Electrical activity recorded from the pituitary stalk of the cat.


Biosynthesis of lipids by human and fish spermatozoa.


A new Salmonella species: Salmonella dan=51: k: e, n, z15.


Improved adjuvant chemotherapy for cancer.


Diaphragmatic pericardial hernia in the dog.


Human rabies after antiserum and vaccine postexposure treatment. Case report and review.


Some recent advances in veterinary chemotherapy.


Tumours of the spleen: the value of selective arteriography.


A contribution to the etiology of complications in the third stage of labor.


Movement of physiological levels of selenium from soils through plants to animals.


Interaction of diphtheria toxin with cell cultures from susceptibile and resistant animals. The cytotoxicity (TD) level of diphtheria toxin for human Chang liver strain was 0.1 guinea pig MLD per ml; for mouse liver NCTC 1469 strain, the TD was 500 MLD per ml. The results of cell culture toxicity correlated well with relative susceptibility of both man and mouse. The initial effects of toxin on the susceptible Chang liver cells were studied at one half the TD level (0.05 MLD per ml). At this low concentration of toxin, the number of cells per culture was reduced slightly below the "0" hr values, whereas the amounts of cell protein, RNA, and DNA were increased. Analysis of the toxin-treated cells indicated an enlargement of the cells. The individual cells contained significantly more protein, RNA, and DNA than the control cells and the cell volume was increased 1.9 times. When purified diphtheria toxin was incubated with the susceptible Chang liver cells and then tested for its biological activity, the results showed an increased diffusion rate in parabiotic culture chambers and definite cytotoxicity to the normally resistant mouse liver cells. The cytotoxicity was neutralizable with antitoxin. The results suggest that the toxin-susceptible cells transform the toxin molecule to a more active derivative which affects the highly resistant mouse liver cell.


On the role of 6-methylsalicylic acid in the biosynthesis of fungal benzoquinones.


On the heterogeneity and purification of commercial trypsin preparations.


Formulation of active peptide structure by quantitative end group determination and bioassay.


New metabolites from Lentinus degener.

New metabolites from Lentinus degener.


Oestrogens in the medium of tissue culture of human chorionic villi.


Persistent gonadotrophin excretion in an oophorectomized patient with medically treated trophoblastic disease; (a simple diagnostic test).


Pneumonitis due to Cryptostroma corticale (Maple-bark disease).


Granuloma multiforme in eastern Nigeria.


Studies on the aetiology and pathogenesis of white spots in the liver of pigs.


Galactorrhea after contraceptive hormones.


The ubiquity of mycobacteria.

The ubiquity of mycobacteria.


Abnormal propionic-methylmalonic-succinic acid metabolism in vitamin B12 deficiency and its possible relationship to the neurologic syndrome of pernicious anemia.


The classification of leprosy.

The classification of leprosy.


The chemoprophylaxis of mycobacterial diseases.


Self-retaining catheter for intrauterine foetal transfusion.


Accidental perforation of the uterus with an intrauterine contraceptive device.


Biosynthesis of lactose by mammary gland slices from the lactating rat.


Studies on the pathogenicity of the ICRC bacillus. Intratesticular inoculation in animals.


Adenylate deaminase. I. The effects of adenosine and guanosine triphosphates on activity and the organ distribution of the regulated enzyme.


Potentially carcinogenic cyclopenta[a]phenanthrenes (1,2-cyclopentenophenanthrenes). II. Derivatives containing further unsaturation in ring D.


Teratogenic effects of diphenylhydantoin sodium.


Early versus delayed feeding of low birth weight infants: effects on physiologic jaundice.


Idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura in childhood.


Continuous intercostal nerve blocks for postoperative pain relief.


Communication: an essential factor of obstetric care.


Gastric acidity in the first day of life.


Newborn sucking behavior affected by obstetric sedation.


Lactate and pyruvate as an index of prenatal oxygen deprivation.


Effects of reserpine and chlorpromazine on the milk ejection reflex in lactating rats.


Free estrogens in dog plasma during the estrous cycle and pregnancy.


Enzymatic characterization of decapacitation factor.


Erythrocyte inorganic pyrophosphatase activity in the newborn infant.


Thyro-adrenal relationships in maternal fetal and neonatal guinea pigs: effects of goitrogens.


Congenital rubella: a review of the virologic and serologic phenomena occurring after maternal rubella in the first trimester.


Human placental lactogen levels as a variable of placental weight and infant weight.


Mechanisms of tissue calcification in aging. I. Effect of lactation on a chemically induced, aging-like syndrome in the rat.


Technique of venesection in infants.

Technique of venesection in infants.


The juxtaglomerular complex.

The juxtaglomerular complex.


Vasopressin as an adjunct to splenoportography.


Ovalbumin and other water-soluble proteins in avian yolk during embryogenesis.


Condensation reactions of 5-(pyrrol-2-ylmethyl)pyrrolidones and related compounds.


Constituents of the leaves of Ficus carica, L. II. Isolation of a psi-taraxasteryl ester, rutin, and a new steroid sapogenin.


Some branched-chain analogues of analgesically active 1-(2-amino-ethyl)-2-benzylbenzimidazole derivatives.


Some iodinated pyrazole derivatives.

Some iodinated pyrazole derivatives.


New methods in peptide synthesis. 3. Protection of carboxyl group.


An asymmetric synthesis of N-benzyl-D- aspartic acid.


Normal pregnancy and litter size in rats injected with fetal placentas.


The use and misuse of hormones in veterinary practice: some recent developments in steroid therapy.


Postpartum confusion: heart failure or amniotic fluid embolism?


A base line for measuring changes in admissions under Medicare.


Pulmonary ventilation and resistance in emphysematous and control horses.


Transcutaneous Doppler flow detection as a nondestructive technique.


Response of premature infants with periodic breathing to ventilatory stimuli.


Cellular swelling. II. Effects of hypotonicity, low molecular weight dextran addition and pH changes on oxygen consumption of isolated tissues.


Control of a sex-limited haemolymph protein by corpora allata during ovarian development in Periplaneta americana (L.).


An electron microscope study of nuclear-cytoplasmic exchange in oocytes of Ciona intestinalis.


Studies of hypersensitivity to fish. A clinical study.


Myasthenia gravis: evaluation of treatment in 1,355 patients.


Acute respiratory acidemia. Correlation of jugular blood composition and electroencephalogram during co2 narcosis.


The role of circulating substances in intracranial arterial spasm. I. Serotonin and histamine.


Ultrastructure of atrophic muscle in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.


Lactate dehydrogenase forms in denervation and disuse atrophy of red and white muscle.


Juvenile amaurotic idiocy. An electon microscopic study.


Deep cerebral venous system in man. A microangiographic study on its areas of drainage and its anastomoses with the superficial cerebral veins.


The effect of cortisone on cerebrospinal fluid production in castrated adult cats.


In vivo measurements of the relative weights of gray and white matter in the human brain.


Idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura.

Idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura.


Pericarditis due to Vibrio fetus.

Pericarditis due to Vibrio fetus.


Treatment for a newly recognized syndrome of premenstrual urethritis.


A follow-up on infants born of eclamptic mothers.


Basement membrane in the uterine cervix.


Tubal sterilization. A 15 year survey.

Tubal sterilization. A 15 year survey.


Saccular aneurysm of the abdominal aorta due to medianecrosis.


Anesthetic technics for operations about the face.


Circulatory effects of cyclazocine. A non-narcotic analgesic.


Further studies on the inheritance of factor 8.


Mepivacaine for spinal anesthesia: effects of changes in concentration and baricity.


Results of 493 anesthesias for inguinal hernia repair.


Electrical anesthesia. VI. Effects of prolonged subconvulsive cerebral electrostimulation on memory, intellectual level, and subjective report of pain.


Management of hypotension following spinal anesthesia for cesarean section.


Experimental studies on the course and treatment of aspiration pneumonia. Preliminary report.


Anesthesiology teaching program in Argentina.


Effects of oxygen and belladonna drugs on heart rate and finger volume pulsations in man.


Sexually deviant behavior in expectant fathers.


Halothane insufflation for laryngoscopy.


Potential anti-tumour agents. IV. Polyporic acid series.


The use of injectable silastic as a prosthetic material for muscle atrophy of the thumb web in leprosy.


Compazine as a useful adjuvant to general anesthesia.


Fetal rubella pathology.

Fetal rubella pathology.


A comparative study of the complementary activity of serum in the polar forms of leprosy and in the leprosy reaction.


The indirect basophil test in erythema nodosum leprosum. Preliminary note.


Principles of electricity. I. The electric meter and thermistor.


Conjectures on inherited susceptibility to lepromatous leprosy.


Granuloma multiforme.

Granuloma multiforme.


Hyperbilirubinaemia in newborn infants with birthweight exceeding 2,500 G.


Studies on the pathogenicity of the ICRC bacillus.


Low-resistant tuberculoid leprosy.

Low-resistant tuberculoid leprosy.


Leprosy in the international classification of diseases.


Measurement of venous flow by continuous thermodilution and its application to measurement of mammary blood flow in the goat.


Purification and properties of adenylate pyrophosphorylase from Ehrlich ascites tumor cells.


Perinatal changes in epidermal innervation in rat and mouse.


Psychological factors in drug administration.


Experimental bilirubin encephalopathy. The mode of entry of bilirubin-14C into the central nervous system.


Idiopathic hypertrophic subaortic stenosis in two elderly siblings.


Histochemical demonstration of hydroxysteroid dehydrogenases in hydatidiform mole.


Activity patterns of glucose-ATP phosphotransfrerases in livers and mammary glands of virgin, pregnant, lactating and post-lactating mice.


Pituitary concentration of luteinizing hormone in three types of "constant estrous" rats.


Changes in hypothalamic luteinizing hormone releasing factor (LHRF) in the female rat during puberty.


Initiation of lactation by hypothalamic implantation of perphenazine.


Luteinizing hormone levels in pig, cow and rat blood plasma during the estrous cycle.


Biological evidence for extrathyroidal thyroxine formation.


Electron microscopy of induced secretion in organ cultures of mammary tissue of the C3H/Crgl mouse.


Antibodies to x-irradiated rabbit testes.


Relation of embryonic and fetal x-irradiation to life time average weights and tumor incidence in mice.


Tetracycline and incorporation of amino acids into proteins of rat tissues.


Production of congenital adrenal cortical hyperplasia, hypospadias, and clitoral hypertrophy (adrenogenital syndrome) in rats by inactivation of 3-beta-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase.


Abnormal development of the rat heart during prenatal hypoxic stress.


Separation of rat anterior pituitary hormones by polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis.


Mode of transmission of Friend virus disease.


Role of the thyroid in hypothalamic lactation.


A rapid immunologic method for the semiquantitative determination of low concentrations of human chorionic gonadotropin in urine.


Studies of gas tensions, pH, and viscosity in amniotic fluid of sheep.


Distribution and placental transfer of C-14-serotonin in pregnant rats.


Ketotic hypoglycemia in a Russell dwarf.


Alkali therapy in the delivery room.

Alkali therapy in the delivery room.


Viscosity of blood in normal subjects and in patients suffering from coronary occlusion and arterial thrombosis. An in vitro study in the absence of anticoagulants, by means of a rotational cone-in-cone trolley viscometer.


Radiostrontium, radiophosphorus, stable strontium, stable calcium, DNA and DNA-P in ram spermatozoa.


Clinical and laboratory observations on bovine mastitis due to Mycoplasma.


Studies of in-vitro autohaemolysis in blood from newborn infants.


Reproductive performance of beef cattle under drought conditions.


Experimental Microsporum nanum infection in swine.


Natural transmission of Demodex canis in dogs.


A prospectus on equine infectious anemia with guidelines.


Modification of technic for bladder and rectal measurements in carcinoma of the cervix.


Lead poisoning.

Lead poisoning.


The function of the placenta and "placental insufficiency" with especial reference to the development of prolonged foetal distress.


Diagnostic problems of pyogenic hepatic abscess.


Chromatographic blood-gas studies of halothane in ambulatory oral surgical anesthesia. Preliminary report of work in progress.


Effects of anesthetic agents on surface properties of dipalmitoyl lecithin: lung surfactant model.


Diphenhydramine hydrochloride in premedication for cardiac catheterization.


Blind intubation in the conscious patient.


A case report. Prolonged intravenous regional anesthesia.


Effect of oxygen on finger volume and heart rate in man.


Flammable anesthetic gases measured by combustible gas indicator.


Pentazocine as a postoperative analgesic.


Luteinizing hormone: effects on uptake and metabolism of hexoses by luteinized rat ovaries.


Nitrogen fixation in breis of soybean root nodules.


Fetal heart monitoring.

Fetal heart monitoring.


Chest and lung compliance changes with stress.


Dual-purpose OB unit.

Dual-purpose OB unit.


Anesthesia in British Guiana: practice and teaching.


Circulatory indices of methoxyflurane, halothane, and ether anesthesia.


The neuropathology of barbiturate intoxication.


Neuropathology of phenylketonuria.

Neuropathology of phenylketonuria.


Sensitization to duck-embryo rabies vaccine produced by prior yellow-fever vaccination.


Saving lives by intrauterine transfusions.


Comparison of orotracheal intubation with tracheostomy for anesthesia in patients with face and neck burns.


Inhalation therapy--a paramedical specialty.


Flammability limits of cyclopropane-oxygen-argon mixtures.


Excess lactate during halothane-oxygen and halothane-nitrous oxide-oxygen anesthesia.


Evidence for the discontinuity of plastids in the sexual reproduction of a plant.


Preliminary report on the cellular effect of intravital silver in the mouse ovary.


The treatment of alcoholism in a general hospital.


German measles.

German measles.


Intraoperative fluid therapy with 5 per cent dextrose in lactated Ringer's solution.


Treatment of chronic right-heart lesions. Proscillaridin for cor pulmonale and the senile heart.


Further studies on the mechanism of pregnancy-induced isoimmunization in mice.


Pathology of the cardiac conduction system in thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura.


Studies of heteroagglutination in human sera with special reference to infectious mononucleosis.


Malignant tumours in Malaya.

Malignant tumours in Malaya.


The effect of methylcholanthrene and different social conditions on the appearance of breast tumours in NZY mice.


The breast nodule in the full-term infant and in infants born of mothers with diabetes mellitus.


Fetal transfusion by the impaling technic.


Testosterone enanthate (180 mg.) and estradiol valerate (8 mg.) for suppression of lactation: a double-blind evaluation.


Effect of a plastic foreign body on the genital tract of the female rabbit.


Direct placentography for placenta previa accreta. Report of a case.


A high-dosage estrogen for lactation suppression.


Atrophic rhinitis in swine. Etiology, pathogenesis, and prophylaxis.


Urinary oxygen tension following prolonged renal artery constriction.


Cancer of the prostate: concepts and guide lines in histological diagnosis.


Cystourethrography as a teaching aid in prostatic surgery.


Incidence and management of anorectal abscess, fistula and fissure, in patients with ulcerative colitis.


The Metropolitan Board of Health--one hundred years later.


How do I talk?--Family planning.

How do I talk?--Family planning.


The prevalence of diabetes mellitus in Oxford and related epidemiologic problems.


Public identification and acceptance of the mentally ill.


The selection of the field of public health by workers in local public health departments.


Obligatory alliance--the urban renewal authority and the city health department.


Development of interagency coordination in a program of comprehensive medical care.


Medical rehabilitation in nonurban areas. A cooperative project between a university medical center and the local community.


Private psychiatric services for miners--Appalachian area.


Nutrition programs in the United States Department of Agriculture.


A new method of administering the tuberculin skin test.


Recommendations concerning the teaching of public health nursing in schools of public health: a second report to the Association of Schools of Public Health, April, 1964.


The evaluation of an antigen for the complement-fixation test in tuberculosis of cattle.


Choriocarcinoma: vasodilatory effect in the hamster cheek pouch.


Ribonucleic acid and protein synthesis in ovary.


Thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura and systemic lupus erythematosus.


The surgical importance of bilharziasis in South Africa.


The influence of neurohumoral transmitter substances on protoplasmic streaming in the myxomycete Physarella oblonga.


Cell division: pressure-induced reversal of the antimeiotic effects of heavy water in the oocytes of the starfish, Asterias forbesi.


The localization of warm stimuli.

The localization of warm stimuli.


The coincidence of diffuse electroencephalographic spike-wave paroxysms and brain tumors.


The plasma sugar, free fatty acid, cortisol, and growth hormone response to insulin, and the comparison of this procedure with other tests of pituitary and adrenal function. II. In patients with hypothalamic or pituitary dysfunction or anorexia nervosa.


Conduction velocity of peripheral nerves in children with phenylketonuria.


Inhibition of experimental epilepsy by chemical stimulation of cerebellum.


Cerebral thromboembolism. A clinical appraisal of 100 cases.


Depression of prahydroxylation of diphenylhydantoin by antituberculosis chemotherapy.


Molecular composition of the major glycolipids in globoid cell leukodystrophy.


The uveomeningoencephalitic syndrome.

The uveomeningoencephalitic syndrome.


The trigeminal artery and associated aneurysms.


Cerebral plasmacytoma with myeloma protein in the cerebrospinal fluid.


Urinary amines in patients undergoing thalamotomy for Parkinson's disease.


Contrast radiography of the optic nerve sheath.


N-acetylhistidine isolated from frog heart. A diazo-positive comitpound was found in an extract of frog heart. This substance showed a negative ninhydrin reaction and had on a paper chromatogram developed with a phenol-hydrochloric acid solvent system a higher R(F) than carnosine. The substance, isolated by chrolnatography, was identified as N-acetyl-L-histidine.


Polonium-210 content of human tissues in relation to dietary habit. Concentrations of polonium-210, a natural fallout nuclide, in human placentas collected in northern Canada ranged up to 27.8 picocuries per 100 grains, or 80 times the average United Kingdom value. High levels are related to the inclusion of reindeer or caribou meat in the diet, and a correlation exists between the eoncentrations of polonium-210 and cesium-137 in the placentas.


Peroxidation of liver lipids in the pathogenesis of the ethanol-induced fatty liver. Administration of an acutely intoxicating dose of ethanol produced significant increases in the concentration of liver triglyceride and enhanced the peroxidation of liver lipids in rats. Adipose triglyceride and lipid peroxide concentrations were unaltered. Coenzyme Q(4), an effective antioxidant, significantly inhibited accumulation of liver triglyceride following ethanol intoxication and prevented the peroxidation of liver lipids. These results, which demonstrate the selective ability of ethanol to induce peroxidation of liver lipids, together with the effectiveness of antioxidants, support the previously proposed hypothesis that peroxidation of liver lipids following ethanol intoxication is a factor in the pathogenesis of ethanol-induced liver injury.


Transmigration of lymph nodes by tumor cells. When either V2, Brown-Pearce, or Walker tumor cells were perfused at low pressure into the afferent lymphatic of popliteal lymph nodes or were injected into the foot pads of rabbits, they rapidly appeared in lymph draining from the node. This finding indicates that lymph nodes are not the effective barrier to dissemination of tumor cells they had previously been assumed to be.


A study of the orange.

A study of the orange.


Contractile proteins of marine invertebrate spermatozoa.


Incorporation of amino acids into protein by artificially activated non-nucleate fragments of sea urchin eggs.


Experiences with allergy to soybean in the United States.


The dietary prophylaxis of allergic disease in infancy.


Electron microscopy of Botrytis cinerea conidia. Buckley, Patricia M. (University of California, Davis), Virginia E. Sjaholm, and N. F. Sommer. Electron microscopy of Botrytis cinerea conidia. J. Bacteriol. 91:2037-2044. 1966.-Sections of germinating and nongerminating Botrytis cinerea conidia were examined with an electron microscope. Uranyl acetate or lead citrate provided contrast between membranes and cytoplasm. Membrane-bounded, dense inclusions previously unreported in dormant spores were termed "storage bodies." Whorled structures, spherules, granules, and membrane loops were seen within these inclusions. The various forms assumed by the enclosed materials closely resemble phospholipid inclusions described for other cells. It is suggested that the inclusions provide material for the assembly of membranous organelles during germination. Utilization of the stored material apparently results in extensive vacuolization in advanced germinants.


Experiments with non-rebreathing anesthesia systems during controlled ventilation.


Serologic features of mycoplasmal arthritis in swine.


Evidence for long-term reliability of the PPVT with adolescent and young adult retardates.


Napkin dermatitis with psoriasiform "ide". A review of fifty-two cases.


Steroid hormones. 18. Some derivatives of hexoestrol [3, 4-di-(p-hydroxyphenyl)hexane].


Natural acetylenes. XXII. Trans-Dehydromatricaria ester as a biosynthetic precursor of some fungal polyacetylenes.


Hydroxy-steroids. IV. The preparation and spectra of steroid olefins.


Hydroxy-steroids. V. Oxidation of 2-hydroxymethylene-4, 4-dimethyl-3-ketones with alkaline peroxide.


Fluorocarbohydrates. 13. Synthesis of 2-deoxy-2-fluoro-(+)-glyceraldehyde 3-O-phosphate.


Thalidomide: the case for legal action.

Thalidomide: the case for legal action.


Activity of neurones in the paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus and its control. 1. Activity of the paraventricular nucleus neurones was recorded by micro-electrodes during resting conditions and while various osmotic, chemical, direct and indirect neural stimuli were applied. This activity was correlated with evidence of oxytocin release by recording milk ejection responses.2. Seventy-four per cent of all paraventricular nucleus neurones were osmosensitive in that firing was augmented following close arterial injection of hypertonic solutions (1 ml. 1 M-NaCl in 10-15 sec). A very few neurones showed decreased activity and in twenty-two per cent no change at all occurred following injection. Evidence indicated that the observed depressions of cellular firing rate were due to other than osmotic stimulation.3. In post-partum cats an osmotically-induced neurone discharge increase was accompanied by a milk ejection response equivalent to that produced by 2-3 m-u. of oxytocin.4. Paraventricular neurones were also sensitive to acetylcholine. Intracarotid injections of 40-80 mug of acetylcholine greatly increased discharge rates and caused a very definite milk ejection response.5. Stimulation of the nipples by gentle suction, but not by electrical shock, and distension of the uterus in post-partum cats increased unit discharge in the paraventricular nucleus and evoked a milk ejection response.6. Neurones of the paraventricular nucleus, unlike those of the supraoptic nucleus, did not appear to be specifically responsive to electrical stimulation of skin and muscle afferent or of central nervous structures. Such stimuli did cause slight augmentations or depressions in firing rates of cells within and adjacent to the paraventricular nuclei, but many neurones were unaffected. Stimuli such as those applied appeared to have a general central effect involving paraventricular as well as many other neurones.7. Direct electrical excitation of the pituitary stalk produced a milk ejection response in post-partum cats. Electrical pulses applied to the paraventricular nuclei were less effective for reasons discussed.


Prevention of hypoglucosemia by fructose in infants of diabetic mothers.


Cystine aminopeptidase and oxytocinase activity in pregnancy. A comparative study in human and rat tissues.


Kernicterus. Development of an experimental model using bilirubin 14C.


Effect of sex hormones on the carcinogenic action of dimethylbenzanthracene on the uterus of intact and castrated mice.


Effects of barium on mature and embryonic heart cells.


Paradoxical effects of epinephrine on excitation-contraction coupling in cardiac muscle.


Pathogenesis of brain ventricle haemorrhage in newborns.


Storage life of vacuum-packed iced trout. II. Influence of radiation pasteurisation.


The response of human cerebral edema to glucosteroid administration. An electron microscopic study.


Effect of corticosterone and aldosterone upon milk yield in the rat.


Erythopoiesis during pregnancy and lactation in the mouse. II. Role of erythropoietin.


Induction of deciduoma in rabbits without uterine trauma by treatment with ethynodiol diacetate: a synthetic progestogen.


Pre- and post-natal development of the spinal cord: increased acetylcholinesterase activity.


Effects of various soybean products on flatulence in the adult man.


Effect of low levels of carbon dioxide on the metabolism of ram and bull spermatozoa.


Control of ovulation in cattle with melengestrol acetate. I. Effect of dosage and route of administration.


Control of ovulation in cattle with melengestrol acetate. II. Effects on follicular size and activity.


Reproduction of female dwarf mice treated with prolactin.


Embryo transfer in the sheep: the significance of synchronizing oestrus in the donor and recipient animal.


Cell dynamics of the ovarian cycle.

Cell dynamics of the ovarian cycle.


A study of delayed implantation caused by parabiosis in pregnant rats.


Effect of progesterone and oestrone on the pre-implantation and implantation stages of embryo development in the rat.


Distribution of spermatozoa in the oviduct and fertility in domestic birds. IV. Fertility of spermatozoa from infundibular and uterovaginal glands.


The aerobic metabolism of ram spermatozoa.


Length of maintenance of naturally formed and experimentally induced corpora lutea in hysterectomized ewes.


Influence of collection frequency on post-irradiation sperm output by rabbits.


Effect of ejaculation frequency and breed on semen characteristics and sperm output of rabbits.


Multiple forms of prostatic acid phosphatase.


The effects of purified sheep luteinizing hormone on the guinea-pig ovary.


Local uterine mechanisms affecting luteal function in the sheep.


Non-surgical transfer of cow eggs.

Non-surgical transfer of cow eggs.


Influence of pregnant parabiotic partners on time of parturition in rats.


Increased intracranial pressure complicating unilateral neck dissection.


The immunobiology of cancer: tumor antigens and the responsiveness of the host.


Placental gas exchange.

Placental gas exchange.


The first breath.

The first breath.


Experimental studies on permanent bypass of the right heart.


The treatment of uveitis with six-mercaptopurine.


Angiocardiographic observations in the post-rubella syndrome. Preliminary report.


Bilateral congenital eventration of the diaphragm. Case report with roentgen manifestations.


The roentgenographic manifestations of the rubella syndrome in newborn infants.


Rubella embryopathy. Roentgenologic features.


Chemical composition of embryophoric blocks of Taenia hydatigena, Taenia ovis, and Taenia pisiformis eggs.


Development of Nippostrongylus brasiliensis in gonadectomized and hormone-treated hamsters.


Effect of frontal ablation upon conditioned responses.


Dosage parameters of a behavioral deficit associated with phenylketonuria in rats.


Effect of prior injection upon the subsequent drinking of phenobarbital in the rat.


Is the retrograde amnesia that follows cortical spreading depression due to subcortical spread?


The national commission reports.

The national commission reports.


Incidence of treated mental illness in three Pennsylvania communities.


Patterns of medical care: sociocultural variations among a hospital's outpatients.


Psychiatric need and demand in a prepaid group practice program.


Salary trends for state and city health officers, 1953-1965.


Financing family planning services.

Financing family planning services.


Correlation of nutrition education for public health. I. Nutrition education in schools of public health.


Correlation of nutrition education for public health. 3. Nutrition education in schools of dentistry.


Correlation of nutrition education for public health. IV. Nutrition education for public health nursing.


Health aspects of food additives.

Health aspects of food additives.


Standards of safety for foods in relation to public health.


Bottlenecks in health education.

Bottlenecks in health education.


Ringworm contracted from cattle in western New York State.


Chronic disease in former college students. II. Methods of study and observations on mortality from coronary heart disease.


The collie ectasia syndrome.  Pathologic alterations in the eyes of puppies one to fourteen days of age.


Congenital malaria. (Brief review with a case report).


Harlequin foetus or ichthyosis foetalis gravior.


Intrauterine hyperparathyroidism: a complication of untreated maternal hypoparathyroidism.


Further evidence of a target organ defect in the syndrome of testicular feminization.


Reserpine: inhibition of olfactory blockage of pregnancy in mice. Failure of pregnancy in newly mated female mice exposed to fresh urine from alien males is prevented by administration of reserpine, at 6.25 micrograms per day per female, on days 1 to 5 post coitum-that is, throughout the period of exposure to male urine and for 2 more days. Since reserpine is known to suppress the inhibitory center in the hypothalamus controlling the release of prolactin, inhibition by reserpine of the blockage of pregnancy provides a strong direct indication of hypothalamic mediation in the male-induced failure of pregnancy in mice.


Neurological defect: manganese in phenocopy and prevention of a genetic abnormality of inner ear. A specific congenital ataxia may be caused by presence of mutant genes and by manganese deficiency during prenatal development in normal mice. Supplementation of the diet of mutant mice with manganese during prenatal development rectifies the aberrant development, resulting in normal behavior. The congential ataxa results from defective development of the the otoliths.


Influence of the lethal yellow (Ay) gene on estrous synchrony in mice. Introduction of an adult male induces partially synchronous estrus in female laboratory mice that have been caged in groups. In the inbred YS/ChWf strain, this effect was observed only when the male was nonyellow (aa), while males heterozygous for the lethal yellow allele (A(y)a) failed to induce synchrony.


Isolation of group C arboviruses in Panama including two new members, Patois and Zegla.


Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis antibodies in human beings of southeastern Mexico.


The effects of Bayer 73 on the eggs and adults of Oncomelania formosana.


The origin of the lateral-line sensory system.


Evolution of the sense of hearing in vertebrates.


Rumanian contributions to the study of per oral antityphoid vaccination.


Contributions to the laboratory diagnosis of renal tuberculosis.


The middle ear--morphological types in amphibians and reptiles.


The evolution of the tetrapod middle ear in the rhipidistian-amphibian transition.


The cochlear duct of lizards and snakes.


Discussion of the reptilian ear.

Discussion of the reptilian ear.


The origin of the mammalian middle ear.

The origin of the mammalian middle ear.


Ear structure and function in modern mammals.


Ultrastructural alterations in deuterium intoxication.


Physicochemical and electron-microscopical investigations on the vitelline membrane of hen's egg with a view to its permeability to macromolecules.


Graded effect of social stimulation upon d-amphetamine toxicity, aggressiveness and heart and adrenal weight.


Structure of maternal attitudes in two cultures.


Studies on the variations of monoamineoxidase and acetylcholinesterase activities in the brain under some environmental conditions. 1. Seasonal variation of monoamineoxidase and acetylcholinesterase activities.


Studies on the function of concentration maintenance (TAF). 7. CPT-swing degree and TAF under exposure to noise.


The gas chromatographic analysis of lacquer thinner.


Experimental studies on the role of protein nutrition in benzene poisoning of mice.


Chronic oral toxicity of tylosin.

Chronic oral toxicity of tylosin.


Experimental study on the chronic cadmium poisoning in relation to calcium deficiency.


Discrimination between striated patterns of different orientation in the rabbit.


Ovarian ascorbic acid concentration and its modifications during sexual and reproductive activity in the rat.


Free amino acids in different areas of rat brain.


Uptake and utilization of alpha-ketoglutarate by rat renal cortical slices.


Lymph changes in burns. Hemoglobin, protein and electrophoretic patterns and analysis for antigen-antibody reaction.


Isolation and properties of a basic protein from skeletal-muscle sarcoplasm. 1. An isolation procedure for preparing gram quantities of a previously undescribed protein from muscle is presented. 2. The protein amounts to over 2% of the sarcoplasmic proteins of pig longissimus dorsi muscle, but does not correspond to any glycolytic enzyme, nor to any of several other enzymes that have been tested for. 3. The protein is isoelectric between pH8.5 and 9.0, has mol.wt. 34500+/-500 and has E(1%) (281mmu) 20.7. 4. The identities of nearly all the major protein bands obtained in electrophoresis on starch gel of pig longissimus dorsi muscle sarcoplasm have been established.