The synthesis of [I-14C]15-hexadecenoic acid and its metabolism in the rat.


Metabolism of cyclopropane fatty acids oxidation of cis-9,10-methylene hexadecanoic and cis-9,10-methylene octadecanoic acids by rat-liver mitochondria.


Stimulation of fatty acid biosynthesis by preincubation with mitochondria.


Insulin and estrogen regulation of lipid synthesis in adipose tissue.


Uptake of fatty acids by Acanthamoeba.

Uptake of fatty acids by Acanthamoeba.


Neutral and alkaline lipolytic activities in human adipose tissue.


Studies on plasma clearing factor. II. Substrates.


Lipid components of diatoms.

Lipid components of diatoms.


Thin-layer chromatographic studies of human brain gangliosides.


Neutral glycolipids of human kidney isolation, identification, and fatty acid composition.


I. Loss of lipids during preparation of amoebae for electron microscopy.


II. Synthesis of bis(methyl 9,10-dihydroxystearate)osmate from methyl oleate and osmium tetroxide under conditions used for fixation of biological material.


3. Modification of oleic acid during fixation of Amoebae by osmium tetroxide.


Heterogeneity in the rate of plasma clearance of chylomicrons of different size.


Fatty acid distribution in mycelial lipid of Choanephora cucurbitarum.


Interactions in the metabolism of polyunsaturated fatty acids.


Biochemistry of sphingolipids. 3. Preparative paper and thin-layer chromatographic technique for the separation of sphingosine and phytosphingosine bases.


Separation of positional isomers of long-chain unsaturated fatty acid methyl esters by thin-layer chromatography and presence of mono-trans, di-cis isomers in commerical linolenic acid.


Depression of microsomal desaturation of linoleic to gamma-linolenic acid in the alloxan-diabetic rat.


Amino acid, potassium, and sulfate transport and incorporation by embryonic chick cartilage: the mechanism of the stimulatory effects of serum.


Studies on porcine costal cartillage protein-polysaccharide complex. I. Enzymatic degradation.


Studies on porcine costal cartilage protein-polysaccharide complex. II. Chemical studies.


The relationship between insulin association with tissues and insulin action.


Synthesis of sodium beta-mercaptopyruvate.


Interactions between cortisol or corticosterone and fractions of rat thymus, brain and heart cell.


Sulfoporpanedial and cysteinolic acid in the diatom.


The origin of ethanol in mammalian tissues.


The isolation and characterization of glucosamine and muramic acid from the cell-wall mucopeptide of the gram-negative bacterium, Chromobacterium violaceum.


Separation of activated fibrin-stabilizing factor from thrombin.


Modification of edestin with N-carboxy-D,L-alanine anhydride.


Isolation and some properties of bovine alpha-crystallin.


A comparative study on the carbohydrate metabolism of glutathione-deficient, glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase-deficient and normal human red cells.


Abbreviated designation of amino acid derivatives and polypeptides.


Isolation of GDP-L-galactose from the albumen gland of Helix pomatia.


A heme proteolipid from spinach chloroplasts.


An immunologically active cell-wall peptide polymer obtained from the culture filtrates of Staphylococcus aureus.


The formation of uridine diphosphate-2-deoxy-D-glucose in yeast.


Dithiothreitol in the study of cysteine transport.


Evaluation of conformational changes in chemically modified bovine serum albumins on a column of Sephadex.


Resolution of plasma fraction IV components by chromatography on DEAE-Sephadex.


Effect of degradation on the chemical and biological properties of haptoglobin. I. Products of tryptic digestion.


Lactate dehydrogenase isozymes and their relationship to lens cell differentiation.


Inhibition of ornithine carbamyl transferase and the pyrimidine precursor role of l-alpha-aminobutyrate and propionate in Neurospora.


A statement concerning the use of names for antibiotics.


Urinary excretion of low molecular weight dextran in endotoxin shock.


A sterilizable duct system.

A sterilizable duct system.


Penicillin contamination of drugs: evaluation of test conditions by use of laminar flow.


Address to the Parenteral Drug Association.


Assaying for trace contaminants in drugs.


The influence of partial CO2 tension on arterio-venous oxygen difference in deep hypothermia.


Pulmonary edema occurring after cardiac bypass with autogenous oxygenation in the experimental animal.


Prevention of experimental ventricular fibrillation using intermediate products of Kreb's cycle.


Clinical experience with a disposable membrane oxygenator.


A systematic research program in human resuscitation.


Pseudoaneurysm of the heart after cardiotomy for total correction of tetralogy of Fallot.


Late complications following implantation of vascular prosthetics.


Results in 282 cases of open heart surgery performed under simple deep hypothermia.


Arterial perfusion dissection during surgery with extra-corporeal circulation.


Shortage of qualified information workers.


Continuous processing in the food industries.


A study of cardiac responses to arteriovenous fistulas.


Intraoperative peripheral regional heparinization. A clinical radioisotope study of its hemodynamics.


Identification of 5-methylfurfural in cigarette smoke.


Late results of aortic grafts.

Late results of aortic grafts.


Treatment of a sigmoid esophagus in achalasia by pneumatic dilatation.


Endoscopic considerations in metastatic carcinoma to the esophagus.


Experience with directed suction biopsy of the stomach.


Visualization of the left colon with the fiber optic gastroduodenoscope.


Malignancy in the gastric remnant after subtotal gastrectomy for duodenal ulcer.


Exciplex formation in the excited state of indole.


True phase transitions in macromolecules of the DNA type.


Sensory modalities and receptive fields in the abdominal nervous system of the hermit crab, Pagurus granosimanus (Stimpson).


Optokinetic memory in the crab, Carcinus.


Perception of edges versus areas by the crab Carcinus.


Optokinetic responses of the crab, Carinus to a single moving light.


Optokinetic memory in the locust.

Optokinetic memory in the locust.


Direct response of the crab Carcinus to the movement of the sun.


Adaptation and other phenomena in the optokinetic response of the crab, Carcinus.


The nervous control of ventilation in dragonfly larvae.


Patterns of ventilation in dragonfly larvae.


Some factors affecting flight activity in individual milkweed bugs (Oncopeltus).


Visceral afferent signals in the crayfish stomatogastric ganglion.


The effect of ouabain on the efflux of sodium ions in the nerve cords of two insect species (Periplaneta americana and Carausius morosus).


Micropuncture studies of formed-body secretion by the excretory organs of the crayfish, frog and stick insect.


Factors affecting the recovery from diving bradycardia in the frog.


Behavioral implications of exposure to industrial chemicals.


Hand, wrist, and forearm injuries. The result of repetitive motions.


Closed-circuit television. A communication technique for industrial medical departments.


Making off-the-job safety pay--with interest.


Periodic health evaluation: some developments and practices.


Trauma and the eye. Some occupational eye hazards.


Distribution of benzene in a fatal child poisoning.


Histopathology of transmissible gastroenteritis in experimentally infected newborn piglets. II. Lesions in organs other than digestive tract and pathologic feature of TGE.


Studies on the urinary estrogens of pregnant sows.


Electrophysiological studies on the movement of the ruminant stomach. IV. Relationships between periodic potential fluctuations led from the body surface and from several parts of the stomach walls in goats.


Electrophysiological studies on the movement of the ruminant stomach. V. Wave forms and potential distribution of periodic potential fluctuations in goats with direct-coupled amplifiers.


Electrophysiological studies on the movement of the ruminant stomach. VI. On the occurring mechanism of periodic potential fluctuations led from the body surface of goats.


Long-term results and complications after the irradiation of haemangiomas in children.


Squamous-cell carcinoma of the skin in a child treated by radium-gamma-rays.


High-strontium diet and radiostrontium retention in rats.


A contribution to the estimation of radiosensitivity in domestic fowl (gallus domesticus).


Comparison of the theoretical and experimental investigations of influence of bone on the depth dose distribution in irradiated medium.


A contribution to the question of breed-specific radiosensitivity.


Venous ligation for septic pulmonary emboli following suppurative pelvic thrombophlebitis.


An outline of a national health education programme.


Percutaneous absorption of a corticosteroid (betamethasone valerate) in combination with an antibiotic (gentamicin).


Toxic effects of phenothiazine derivatives given for vomiting in children.


Investigations on the synthesis of oestrone.


The enzymatic halogenation of steroids.

The enzymatic halogenation of steroids.


The stereochemistry and synthesis of forosamine: a deoxy-amino sugar moiety of the spiramycin antibiotics.


The structure of mesuol.

The structure of mesuol.


Xerophthalmia in the presence of kwashiorkor in Nigeria.


Contribution to the study of various splenomegalies in a tropical environment by means of radiochromium.


Subcutaneous phycomycosis in India. Report of four patients with a review of the disease.


The use of the vacuum extractor in the tropics.


The use of filter paper as a transport medium for blood and serum. A comparative serological investigation.


Simplified techniques for the extraction of blood and serum from filter paper.


The diagnosis toxoplasmosis.

The diagnosis toxoplasmosis.


Anonymous Mycobacteria in Surinam.

Anonymous Mycobacteria in Surinam.


Traditional native and western medicine side by side in tropical countries.


Iron status of calves fed an all-milk diet.


Prophylactic antibiotics.

Prophylactic antibiotics.


Purification of a mammalian peptidase selective for N-terminal arginine and lysine residues: aminopeptidase B.


Vascular studies of the ear.

Vascular studies of the ear.


Postauricular sulcus approach in middle ear surgery.


Cryosurgical treatment of Meniere's disease.


Nystagmography.

Nystagmography.


The role of nystagmography in clinical diagnosis.


Language of nystagmography.

Language of nystagmography.


Electronystagmography.

Electronystagmography.


Analysis of the nystagmogram utilization of the photoelectric principle.


Olfactory neuroepithelioma. Review of the world literature and presentation of two cases.


Local anesthesia for peroral endoscopy. Using superior laryngeal nerve block with topical application.


Unusual presentation of benign intracranial hypertension. Early treatment with oral glycerol.


A physician's assessment of 300 patients in a glaucoma clinic.


Effect of intravenous cardiac glycosides on the aqueous humour dynamics of the cat.


Anti-inflammatory effect of oxyphenbutazone after cataract and squint operations.


Anterior migration of silicone band.

Anterior migration of silicone band.


"A" and "V" phenomena.

"A" and "V" phenomena.


Bilateral symmetrical sectoral retinal pigmentation.


The hand as a sign-post to ocular disease. IV.


New instrument for removing metallic, non-magnetic intra-ocular foreign bodies.


Foveal electroretinogram as a clinical test.


A comparative study of the excretion of sulfonamide-metabolites in cases of renal failure and hepatitis.


The drug treatment of arterial hypertension.


The Apgar score as an index of infant morbidity. A report from the collaborative study of cerebral palsy.


Developmental paediatrics.

Developmental paediatrics.


Interrelations between the choreiform syndrome, reading disability and psychiatric disorder in children of 8-11 years.


The choreiform syndrome.

The choreiform syndrome.


A blind idiot who became a normal blind adolescent.


Neuropathological findings in trisomies 13-15 and 17-18 with special reference to the cerebellum.


Myoglobinuria after intermittent administration of succinylcholine during halothane anesthesia.


The diagnosis of cerebral palsy in the first year of life.


The meaning and importance of drug potency in medicine.


Kinetics of intestinal absorption of sulfamethazine in man.


Organisation of measures for early detection and treatment of cerebral palsy in Berne.


The use and abuse of obturator neurectomy.


Very early treatment of cerebral palsy.

Very early treatment of cerebral palsy.


Some clinical effects of guanoxan.

Some clinical effects of guanoxan.


The use of echothiophate in myasthenia gravis.


Measurement of cerebrospinal fluid pressure in infants without puncture.


Craniosynostosis.

Craniosynostosis.


The abnormally shaped ear.

The abnormally shaped ear.


Congenital hemihypertrophy.

Congenital hemihypertrophy.


Fate of the severly subnormal.

Fate of the severly subnormal.


Hypolipidemic effect of chlorophenoxyisobutyrate in adult-onset diabetes mellitus.


The electroencephalogram in cerebral palsy.


The effect of the dosage form on serum levels of indoxole.


Effect of chronic graded doses of iodide on thyroid hormone synthesis.


Accumulation of amino acids by thyroid gland slices.


Some effects of thyrocalcitonin on the calcium metabolism of the rat.


Hyperinsulinemia with diabetes induced by cortisone, and the influence of growth hormone in the Chinese hamster.


Purification of a bovine hypothalamic factor which elevates pituitary MSH levels in rats.


Activation of the male rat's sexual behavior by intracerebral implantation of androgen.


Thyroidal iodide transport. IX. The accumulation and metabolism of selenocyanate.


Pathways of excretion of 3H-1,2-d-aldosterone radiometabolites in the rat.


The Presidential Address of the Endocrine Society--endocrinology: orphan and Cinderella Science.


Subcellular localization of thyrocalcitonin.


Effect of alloxan on thyroid hormone secretion rate and replacement therapy with insulin in rats.


Effects of glucagon and epinephrine on serum insulin and insulin secretion in dogs.


A pituitary adenoma in a hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus).


Counteraction to parathyroid therapy in osteopetrotic mice as revealed in the plasma calcium level and ability to incorporate 3H-proline into bone.


The ultrastructure of the spinal tract of the trigeminal nerve and the substantia gelatinosa.


Hearing and vision in neurological mutant mice: a method for their evaluation.


Functional organization of the alpha motoneuron pool in drug induced tremor.


Electrical impedance in the subicular area of rats during paradoxical sleep.


Effect of atropine and eserine on the episodic behavioral and electrographic manifestations induced by methionine sulfoximine.


Effects of anesthetics and cholinergic drugs on prepyriform electrical activity in cats.


Chemical investigations of Alangium lamarckii. II. Isolation of choline from the leaves.


Inhibition of DNA synthesis and cell division by actinomycin D.


The influence of antiserum on the metastasis of ascites cells from the Yoshida sarcoma.


Sex-linked feathering of female hybrid chick embryos hormonally conditioned.


Demonstration of a negative binding effect of bovine growth hormone toward potassium.


Histochemical identification of monoamine in the arterial wall.


The role of 2,3-diphosphoglyceric acid in the potassium transport of human erythrocytes.


Fractionation of highly purified bovine growth hormone on sephadex G-25 gel.


The terminal transformation of immune complement: comparison of human and guinea pig C'3.


Culture of macrophages under homogeneous static magnetic field.


Phospholipid catabolism in some organs of rabbit during aseptic autolysis.


A lipase in the milk of the gorilla.

A lipase in the milk of the gorilla.


Reduced excretion of urinary procoagulant in uremic patients.


The effect of drugs inhibiting the uptake of biogenic amines on adrenalin-induced platelet aggregation.


Balance studies on free and bound pantothenic acid in humans after administration of calcium pantothenate or coenzyme A.


The activity of ibenzmethyzin hydrochloride against the human transplantable tumors human epithelioma no. 3 and human adenoma no. 1.


Postnatal variations of the dry mass of neuronal nuclei of the spinal cord in rat and guinea pig.


Accelerated synaptic transmission in nucleus ventralis-postero-lateralis during deep sleep.


The action of iodoacetate on the antigenic power of insulin.


Different activation of the 2 types of the pyramidal tract neurones through the cerebello-thalamocortical pathway.


Maintenance of growth hormone releasing activity in the hypothalamus of long-term hypophysectomized rats.


A method for perfusing tissue culture with an in vivo system.


Radiation inactivation of purified lysine vasopressin.


The influence of different carbohydrates, of drinking, and of toothbrushing on oral sugar clearance in Osborne-Mendel rats.


Mastication under anesthesia.

Mastication under anesthesia.


Effects of sucrose on early dental calculus and plaque.


The role of surface roughness of plastic foils in the collection of early calculous deposits.


Telemetry of plaque pH from interdental area.


Evidence concerning homogeneity of the combining sites of purified antibody.


C'2ad, an inactive derivative of C'2 released during decay of EAC'4,2a.


On the mechanism of inactivation of antibody activity by cobalt-60 gamma radiation. I.


Specificity of delayed hypersensitivity reactions to nitroanilic acid-protein conjugates.


The ability of Corynebacterium ovis to produce suppurative osteomyelitis and arthritis in white mice.


Experimental lungworm disease of the cat. Association of the condition with lesions of the pulmonary arteries.


Active immunisation of calves with tissue-cultured rinderpest vaccine.


Density separable fractions during growth of measles virus.


Soluble antigen of measles virus.

Soluble antigen of measles virus.


Enhancement of ovulation by Chorigon for successful artificial insemination.


The size and shape of the uterine cavity determined by hysterography with an intrauterine contraceptive device as a marker.


Failure of thymectomy in newborn guinea pigs to influence contact sensitization to dinitrochlorobenzene.


Quantitative studies on the behavior of sensitized lymphoid cells in vitro. 3. Conversion of "normal" lymphoid cells to an immunologically active status with RNA derived from isologous lymphoid tissues of specifically immunized rats.


Microdetermination of Shigella hemagglutinins in human and rabbit sera with monovalent and polyvalent antigens.


Observations on blastocysts recovered from ovariectomized mice.


Preliminary report: attempted vascularization of the testicle by surgical means.


Antibody formation initiated in vitro. 3. Antibody formation and allotypic specificity directed by ribonucleic acid from peritoneal exudate cells.


Bioassay of endotoxin: correlation between pyrogenicity for rabbits and lethality for chick embryos.


The size of the inner cell mass in blastocysts recovered from normal and ovariectomized mice.


Staphylococcal spheroplasts and L colonies. II. Conditions conducive to reversion of spheroplasts to vegetative staphylococci.


Histochemical study of Corpora lutea in the rat. Corpora lutea of pregnancy, pseudopregnancy, and menstruation.


Natural host resistance to infection with Cryptococcus neoformans. V. The influence of cationic tissue proteins upon phagocytosis and on circulating antibody synthesis.


Natural host resistance to infection with Cryptococcus neoformans. IV. The effect of some cationic proteins on the experimental disease.


Bovine vibriosis: the nature of the carrier state in the bull.


On the nature of albumin-promoted coagulase release by Staphylococcus aureus.


Restoration of actinomycin D-inhibited antibody synthesis by ribonucleic acid digests.


The titration of cholera toxin and antitoxin in the rabbit ileal loop.


Studies on the mechanism of circulatory failure induced in rats by Pasteurella pestis murine toxin.


Vibriocidal and agglutinating antibody patterns in cholera patients.


The effect of ECT on the sleep-dream cycle in a psychotic depression.


A comparison of the dreams of four groups of hospitalized mental patients with each other and with a normal population.


Geomagnetic fluctuations and disturbed behavior.


Changes in auditory evoked response induced by alcohol.


Femininity and paranoidism.

Femininity and paranoidism.


An experimental study in nurse-physician relationships.


Intellectual functioning in hemiplegic patients after cerebrovascular accidents.


The influence of the central nervous system on the triple reponse of Lewis.


Clinical research--a challenge for the dentist.


The effects of certain drugs on the blood pressure within the tooth pulp.


The development of an experimental tooth bank using deep freeze and tissue culture techniques.


Effect of fluoride on mammalian cells: partial reversal by pyruvate.


Acute necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis.


Experimental study of infectious hepatitis in chimpanzees.


Ultrastructural and cytochemical studies on karyolytic bodies in the epithelium of the duodenal crypts of whole body x-irradiated mice.


The ultrastructure of canine alveoli after supervoltage irradiation of the thorax. I. Lesions of the latent period.


Pathogenesis of experimental cholera. Effect of choleragen on vascular permeability.


Electron microscopic studies of the epithelium of the proximal tubule of the rat kidney. 3. Microbodies, multivesicular bodies, and the golgi apparatus.


Chediak-Higashi syndrome. Observations on the nature of the associated malignancy.


Acute toxicity of aflatoxin B1 in the dog.


The pathology of hypervitaminosis D in cattle.


Nutritional hepatic necrosis in beef cattle. "Sawdust liver".


Nutritional value of stored skim milk powder.


Hemorrhagic disorders in childhood in Jakarta.


Omental cyst.

Omental cyst.


Isolation and typing of mycobacteria from cervical lymphadenitis in Indonesian children and adults.


Beri-beri of the heart in children with severe malnutrition and anemia.


Choledochal cyst.

Choledochal cyst.


A new approach to the definition and evaluation of nutrition status and its application to adult male labourers.


A method of combating infection.

A method of combating infection.


The nutrient composition of some edible wild fruits found in the Transvaal.


Biochemical evaluation of the nutrition status of urban primary school children: vitamin-A status.


Alterations in serum proteins following delipidization by 2-octanol.


Studies in cryptococcal fever. I. Responses to intact organisms and to a soluble agent derived from cryptococci.


The physical state of bone carbonate. A comparative infra-red study in several mineralized tissues.


Kaposi's sarcoma and coexistent giant follicular lymphoblastoma.


Biomechanical aspects of spondylotic myelopathy.


Vertebral artery insufficiency secondary to trauma and osteoarthritis of the cervical spine.


Palencephalography.

Palencephalography.


The stresses of the white female worker in the civil rights movement in the south.


Geographic factors and the release of patients from state mental hospitals.


Psychiatry in Viet Nam--1966.

Psychiatry in Viet Nam--1966.


Psychiatry in Britain.

Psychiatry in Britain.


Soviet psychiatric organization and the community mental health center concept.


The Soviet psychiatrist: his relationship to his patients and to his society.


Juvenile delinquency in Israel.

Juvenile delinquency in Israel.


Recording cross-culturally useful psychiatric interview data: experience from Brazil.


The challenge of mental health in Honduras.


Psychiatry in Canada today.

Psychiatry in Canada today.


On the psychiatry of Latin America.

On the psychiatry of Latin America.


The van Gogh Syndrome: an unusual case of polysurgical addiction.


Ego functions and hallucinations.

Ego functions and hallucinations.


Psychiatric symptomatology in wives of military retirees.


Psychiatrists against psychiatry.

Psychiatrists against psychiatry.


Burkitt's tumour.

Burkitt's tumour.


Angiographic study in intracranial abscess.


Chest x rays in the diagnosis of sarcoidosis.


Protean radiological manifestations of hydatid infestation.


Tomobronchography. A study in comparative sectional roentgenology.


Unusual manifestations of gout.

Unusual manifestations of gout.


The possibility of the recognition of carriers of hemophilia.


Susceptibility of mice to experimental staphylococcal pyelonephritis after treatment with mercaptomerin, hydrochlorothiazide or acetazolamide.


Susceptibility of mice to experimental staphylococcal pyelonephritis after treatment with some antibacterial agents.


Heterogeneity of fibrin polymerization inhibitor.


Microbiological assay of protein quality with Tetrahymena pyriformis W. 4. Measurement of available lysine, methionine, arginine and histidine.


Studies on the composition of food. 2. Comparison of the nutrient content of bread made conventionally and the Chorleywood bread process.


Social attitudes and sociological enquiry.


Carpal tunnel syndrome.

Carpal tunnel syndrome.


After the freeze.

After the freeze.


Amines and migraine.

Amines and migraine.


Congenital dislocation of the hip.

Congenital dislocation of the hip.


Rebound thrombosis after stopping anticoagulants.


Aetiological factors in attempted suicide.


Attempted suicides from intact and broken parental homes.


Modified technique for long-term endocardial pacemaking.


Acute glomerulonephritis in middle-aged and elderly patients.


Ultrasound in diagnosis of liver disease.


Yersinia enterocolitica (Pasteurella x) in human enteric infections.


Bilateral simultaneous rupture of the quadriceps tendons.


Abergele cartilage knife.

Abergele cartilage knife.


A case of Swiss-type agammaglobulinaemia and achondroplasia.


Malaria in children.

Malaria in children.


Azathioprine.

Azathioprine.


Some problems of staffing the hospitals.


Diabetic children.

Diabetic children.


Earlier diagnosis of cervical cancer. An analysis of reports to the California tumor registry from 1942 to 1963. The mortality rate for cervical cancer in California declined during the period 1950-64. Indirect evidence shows that the incidence is also declining, but it is difficult to assess this decline because of the effect of the increasing use of cytologic examination on incidence rates for cervical cancer. Cervical cancer, in the 57 hospitals reporting to the California Tumor Registry, is being diagnosed at an earlier stage than in previous years. The proportion of cases diagnosed with the lesion still in the in situ stage rose from zero in 1942 to 56 per cent in 1963, and invasive cervical cancer, as a proportion of all invasive cancer in women, decreased from 15 per cent to 9 per cent. There is wide variation among hospitals in the proportion of cervical cancer cases that are in situ at time of diagnosis.


Therapeutic abortion. Attitudes and practices of California physicians. A questionnaire about attitudes and practices regarding therapeutic abortion was sent to 943 diplomates of the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology listed in California. In the 748 replies received, certain disparities between the views and practices of the specialists on the one hand and current California statutes on the other were noted. The responses to the questions strongly suggested that current California laws governing the performance of therapeutic abortion are in need of modernization and liberalization if they are to accord with the views and practices of California obstetrician-gynecologists.


Rubella syndrome. Cardiovascular manifestation and surgical therapy in infants. Of nine patients under five months of age with cardiovascular manifestations of the rubella syndrome, six had patent ductus arteriosus. Three of these six also had pulmonary artery stenosis. One infant had bilateral isolated pulmonary artery stenosis. The significant clinical findings leading to the diagnosis of pulmonary artery stenosis were axillary murmurs in the presence of right ventricular hypertrophy. Demonstration of a gradient across the stenosis at the time of catheterization, together with cineangiography, established the diagnosis. In two cases ventricular septal defect was the only cardiac anomaly.Six babies under five months of age had interruption of a patent ductus arteriosus because of uncontrollable congestive heart failure or failure to thrive. Although growth failure was not necessarily due to heart disease, all were developing satisfactorily following operation.Diagnosis and therapy of the cardiac complications of the rubella syndrome is possible in the first few months of life. Early recognition of cardiac defects in the young infant with the rubella syndrome permits aggressive medical management and in selected instances surgical therapy.


Cardiac valve replacement in patients over sixty. A report of ten operations with one death. Of 85 patients who underwent cardiac valve replacement, 10 were 60 or more years old. Nine of the 10 lived, and the excellent results confirmed that advanced age does not contraindicate major corrective operations.


Congenital anomalies and viral infections in infants. The etiologic role of maternal viral infections. Some viruses, such as rubella and human cytomegalovirus, are known to cross the placental barrier and infect the fetus. In other cases of maternal viral infections, such as herpes simplex, evidence for transplacental passage is less convincing and fetal damage or neonatal disease may be coincidental or associated with perinatal infection. Certain cases of fetal or neonatal disease following maternal viral infections may be associated with disease in the mother which affects her metabolic processes or the placenta in such a way as to interfere with development of the fetus and infant. The possible effects of transplacental viral infections are several. Fetal loss may occur by means of abortion or stillbirth. There may be infection of the fetus, with clinical manifestations such as rash, or without clinical manifestations. The infant may be born with congenital defects, including such deformities as cataracts, cardiac anomalies, mental retardation or cerebral palsy. Although a number of maternal viral diseases have been etiologically incriminated in congenital defects, only two-rubella and cytomegalovirus infection-are definitely proved to be associated with anomalies or mental retardation in infants.


Radiographic detection of plastic catheter embolus. Embolization of portions of a plastic intravenous catheter is not a rare occurrence. When plain films do not serve to determine the location of the migrant tubing, special venographic and cardiopulmonary angiographic studies are helpful.


Experimental pulmonary air embolism in dogs. Air infused into the jugular vein of dogs at a constant rate for one hour produced transient hypotension, modest elevation of the systemic venous pressure and a considerable fall of the arterial oxygen tension. All of these measurements returned almost to normal on the termination of the infusion. A lethal rate of infusion, 0.69 ml of air per kg of body weight per minute, produced heart failure with a decided rise of systemic venous pressure and fall of blood pressure. The pre-failure oxygen pressure did not fall to a lethal level. Six and a half minutes was the longest time that the characteristic murmur could be heard after the cessation of infusion of non-fatal doses of air.


Treatment of circulatory disorders of the lower extremities. Successful treatment of the cutaneous changes in patients with arterial insufficiency and venous insufficiency is enhanced by a knowledge of (1) the physiology of the blood vessels in health and in disease (2) the pathologic changes underlying these disorders and (3) the side reactions of drugs as well as their efficacy. Treatment of stasis dermatitis often requires elevation of the involved leg at hourly intervals during the days, especially in patients who must continue to work and who must stand for long periods. In patients with stasis dermatitis, above-the-knee elastic stockings can produce a tourniquet effect in the popliteal space and can be hazardous. When the cutaneous changes do not heal properly, the physician must be alert to factors which, although seemingly minor, may mean the difference between a successful short course of treatment and chronicity.


Primary duodenal carcinoma antedated by a benign adenomatous polyp.


Retroperitoneal hematoma following retroperitoneal pneumography.


Vitamin D resistant rickets.

Vitamin D resistant rickets. 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 cardiocirculatory effects of upper thoracic epidural analgesia.


A clinical and biochemical approach to cholinesterase problems in anesthesia.


Serum cholinesterase in anaesthesia with reference to neostigmine, fentanyl, and dihydrobenzpiridol.


Coring: the unseen menace.

Coring: the unseen menace.


Diazepam as an intravenous induction agent for general anaesthesia.


Colistimethate as a cause of postoperative apnoea.


Anaesthetic management of pheochromocytoma.


Further studies of three anti-emetics in common use.


A case of acute intermittent porphyria.

A case of acute intermittent porphyria.


A new epidural cannula.

A new epidural cannula.


Salvage of the poor result of slipped capital femoral epiphysis.


Treatment of slipping of the capital femoral epiphysis.


Ten cases of marked slipping of the upper femoral epiphysis.


Pathogenesis and treatment of ganglion.

Pathogenesis and treatment of ganglion.


[Early recognition of congenital dislocation and congenital subluxation of the hip. An evaluation of Shenton's line].


Slipping capital femoral epiphysis: a long-term follow-up and review of cases in Rochester, New York.


Interrelationship of glucagon, insulin and glucose. The insulinogenic effect of glucagon.


Plasma insulin responses to glucose and tolbutamide of normal weight and obese diabetic and nondiabetic subjects.


Deamidation of insulin during storage in frozen state.


Slipping of the capital femoral epiphysis. Etiology.


A comparative study of tendon-to-tendon and tendon-to-bone suture-line strength.


Treatment of the swan-neck deformity in the cerebral palsied hand.


Slipping capital femoral epiphysis.

Slipping capital femoral epiphysis.


Rat serum "bound" insulin. In vivo biologic effects in rats.


Biochemical studies of "prediabetes".

Biochemical studies of "prediabetes".


The drilling operation for slipping of the capital femoral epiphysis.


Reproducibility of the oral glucose tolerance test and the rice-meal test in mild diabetics.


The use of multiple adjustable Moore nail fixation in slipping of the capital femoral epiphysis.


Growth hormone-insulin interaction. Fact and speculation.


Cation requirements for insulin secretion in the isolated perfused pancreas.


The bone-pegging operation for slipping of the capital femoral epiphysis.


A multiple variable approach to the assortative mating phenomenon.


Inbreeding in India.

Inbreeding in India.


Slipping of the capital femoral epiphysis. Treatment.


Behavior measurement and population change.


Pakistan's new national family planning experiment.


Race: a population concept.

Race: a population concept.


Relation of fertility to educational attainment in a Kalamazoo public school population: a follow-up study.


Key to the secrets of heredity.

Key to the secrets of heredity.


Schizophrenia and evolution.

Schizophrenia and evolution.


Testicular feminization.

Testicular feminization.


A general hospital approach to community mental health.


Surgical treatment of ptosis of the eyelid.


Diagnosis and treatment of hearing loss.


Diagnosis and management of common rectal and anal disorders.


Necrobiosis lipoidica diabeticorum.

Necrobiosis lipoidica diabeticorum.


Magnesium metabolism in clinical medicine.


Coeliac thoughts.

Coeliac thoughts.


Intestinal colic caused by food.

Intestinal colic caused by food.


Carcinoma, villous atrophy, and steatorrhoea.


Calculous disease of the vermiform appendix.


Kinetic studies of the epithelial cells of the rectal mucosa in normal subjects and patients with ulcerative colitis.


Emergency surgery in ulcerative colitis.


Gastric acid secretion in Indians with particular reference to the ratio of basal to maximal acid output.


Histochemical study of the effect of enzyme inhibitors on gastric secretion.


Gastrointestinal urease in man. I. Activity of mucosal urease.


Gastrointestinal urease in man. II. Urea hydrolysis and ammonia absorption in upper and lower gut lumen and the effect of neomycin.


Tetracycline fluorescence and cytological procedures compared for the detection of malignancy.


An electron microscopic study of epithelium of normal human sigmoid colonic mucosa.


Pathology of an East African megacolon.

Pathology of an East African megacolon.


Recurrent gastric carcinoma treated by the Geiger probe technique.


Clinical and radiological study of vagotomy and gastric drainage in the treatment of pyloric stenosis due to duodenal ulceration.


Late results of antrectomy and vagotomy.


Radiotelemetering studies of jejunal pH before and after vagotomy and gastro-enterostomy.


Blocking by spironolactone (SC 9420) of the action of aldosterone upon the intestinal transport of potassium, sodium, and water.


Action of aldosterone upon the intestinal transport of potassium, sodium, and water.


Slowing-down spectrum of 198-Au beta rays in gold.


The response of p-i-n junctions to low-energy beta ray emitters.


Suggestions given for proper uses of purchasing resources.


Continuing modernization: goal of "operation uplift".


Two hospitals, one obstetric service.

Two hospitals, one obstetric service.


Those empty maternity beds.

Those empty maternity beds.


Need every hospital offer an obstetric service?


Quantitative measurement of patient care quality. 2. A system for identifying meaningful factors.


Fingerprinting prospective employees for increased security.


The hospital's obligation toward suicide-prone patients.


What's wrong with the nurse-physician relationship in today's hospitals? A physician's view.


What's wrong with the nurse-physician relationship in today's hospitals? A nurse's view.


Making housekeeping man-hours count: training program and staffing policies.


Top round beef roasts: effect of grade and end point temperature on palatability and cooking losses.


The responsibility of the convalescent asthma home, the physician, and the community to the intractably asthmatic child.


Migraine, methysergide (sansert), basophile degranulation and schizophrenic children.


Hearing disturbances in allergic children.


Allergy and its manifestations in the eyes of children.


Oral habits in allergic children.

Oral habits in allergic children.


An allergist looks at allergy.

An allergist looks at allergy.


Critical evaluation of optimal dosage in pollen therapy in children.


Trial study of hyposensitization therapy, using scratch method with house-dust, in asthmatic children.


Newer concepts in occurrence of segmental atelectasis in acute bronchial asthma and status asthmaticus in children.


Emphysema and hypertension.

Emphysema and hypertension.


Posterior fossa myelography using positive contrast medium.


A case of arachnoiditis associated with "pantopaque" myelography.


The induction of antibody production in x-irradiated animals by macrophages that interacted with antigen.


Visualization of the inferior vena cava in routine intravenous pyelography.


The late osseous manifestations of the rubella syndrome: a case report and discussion.


Arteriography of the lower extremities with special reference to technique and possible therapeutic implications.


Placental localization using radioiodinated human serum albumin and the gamma-ray scintillation camera.


On flavouring barium sulphate: use of an instant chocolate mixture.


Rapid eye movements in hypnotically induced dreams.


Auditory apperceptive reactions to the tautophone by schizophrenic and normal subjects.


Psychic state and gonadal function: a psychophysiologic study of emotion.


A syndrome of paralysis of downward gaze, dysarthria, pseubulbar palsy, axial rigidity of neck and trunk and dementia.


Psychotic reactions of childhood: experiences of a mental retardation pilot project.


Averaged evoked responses in psychiatry.


Closed fractures of the tibial shaft. Operative versus conservative treatment.


Late-onset rod myopathy (a new syndrome?): light and electron microscopic observations in two cases.


Segmental demyelinization in peroneal muscular atrophy: nerve fibers teased from sural nerve biopsy specimens.


Method of fascicular biopsy of human peripheral nerve for electrophysiologic and histologic study.


Electron microscopic observations in primary hypokalemic and thyrotoxic periodic paralyses.


Electron microscopic observations in thyrotoxic and corticosteroid-induced myopathies.


Head injury in the adolescent: medical complications in the early management.


Head injury in the adolescent: neurosurgical considerations.


The effect of psycho-social factors on the prognosis of coronary thrombosis.


Head injury in the adolescent: pathological factors complicating its early management.


World's doctors meet to discuss medical care problems.


The descriptive epidemiology of drowning accidents.


Diving fatalities in Australia--illustrative cases.


"Ritalin" and "sodium amytal": an alternative to L.S.D. 25 as an adjunct to psychotherapy.


The action of "metoclopramide" on gastric emptying: a radiological assessment.


The emergency treatment of drowning.

The emergency treatment of drowning.


A study of a hospital's operations. 1. Defining the in-patient population.


Neat, accurate prescription label is part of good pharmacy practice.


Critics forget that nurses can be scientific and compassionate, too.


Computer helped plan this linen system.

Computer helped plan this linen system.


Extra feasts brighten hospital's year.

Extra feasts brighten hospital's year.


How salesmen offend purchasing agents.

How salesmen offend purchasing agents.


Air handling: preheat is the starting point.


Canadian hospital shows staffing acumen.


Use and split-list are knotty tax terms.


Grievance plan lessens labor problems.

Grievance plan lessens labor problems.


National Research Council recommends reorganization of emergency services.


Drive-in hospital is planned for Cologne.


The trustee game demands alert players.

The trustee game demands alert players.


Opportunity for community leadership: emergency services must be reorganized.


The quality of your literature can mirror quality of your care.


These checklists provide guides for evaluating emergency service facilities and organization.


How nuclear energy will shape hospitals.


Better selection assures a better chief.


Surveillance nurse helps infection control.


Transfer forceps can become a menace with improper use.


Active transport of iron by intestine: effect of erythropoiesis stimulated by phenylhydrazine.


Small virus-like particles associated with type B virus particles in a transplantable mammary tumour of ICR-Ha mice.


Radiation dose fractionation and DNA replication.


Sex-linkage of the glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase gene in Equidae.


Effect of inositol on the lipids of Candida albicans.


Serum ATP: creatine phosphotransferase activity in guinea-pigs with experimental muscular dystrophy.


Dopamine in the treatment of hypotension and shock.


A total program for the patient with hemophilia. I. Medical aspects.


A total program for the patient with hemophilia. II. Physical therapy aspects related to orthopedic and neurologic residuals of bleeding.


A total program for the patient with hemophilia. IV. Educational-vocational aspects.


A total program for the patient with hemophilia. 3. Psychosocial problems.


A simplified technique for determination of conduction velocity of human motor axons.


An exercise unit for the home.

An exercise unit for the home.


A scapular vest.

A scapular vest.


Drug and device quackery.

Drug and device quackery.


The costs of quackery.

The costs of quackery.


Medical quackery: medicine and chiropractic.


Lethal changes in bacteriophage DNA produced by x-rays.


Peritoneal and haemodialysis: a comparison of their morbidity, and of the mortality suffered by dialysed patients.


The application of profound hypothermia to the treatment of cerebrovascular disorders.


Experience in the conservative and surgical treatment of ruptured intracranial aneurysms.


The natural history of arteriovenous malformations.


Indications for arteriography in cerebrovascular disease.


Cerebral circulatory and metabolic changes associated with aging.


The pathological changes produced by focal cerebral anoxia.


Psychiatric aspects of cerebrovascular disease in the aged.


Surgical treatment of occlusive cerebrovascular disease.


The site, structure and frequency of intracranial aneurysms, angiomas and arteriovenous abnormalities.


Hypokalaemia during extracorporeal circulation. An experimental study.


Right atrial myxoma.

Right atrial myxoma.


Beyond the couch: present and future man.


The cardiac effects of lightning injury.


Doctor in orbit.

Doctor in orbit.


Age and genetical variability.

Age and genetical variability.


Experimental scoliosis in rachitic bipedal rats.


Biological protection mechanisms of radioprotectors in mammalian cells. 8. Mitotic behavior in the cell cycle of normal Ehrlich ascites tumor cells and those treated with MEA using the 8-azaguanine method.


Biological protection mechanisms of radio-protectors in mammalian cells. IX. Mitotic behavior in the cell cycle of normal Ehrlich ascites tumor cells and those treated with AET using the 8-azaguanine method.


Studies on the conditioned reflex of human cardiac reaction by the injection of Ca and Mg.


Transplantation of Brown-Pearce carcinoma into rabbit lung and its proliferation and metastasis.


Age determination of mosquitoes through dissection for filarial larvae.


Pediatric radiology. Some potentially misleading variations from the adult.


Cold injury.

Cold injury.


Reconstructive nasal surgery.

Reconstructive nasal surgery.


Carcinoma of Bartholin's gland duct with involvement of the rectum.


Normal and pathological grief reactions. A guide for the family physician.


Renal failure in a 51 year old female.

Renal failure in a 51 year old female.


Requirements of the new PKU law.

Requirements of the new PKU law.


Licensing of psychologists in Virginia.

Licensing of psychologists in Virginia.


Antifibrinolytic agents.

Antifibrinolytic agents.


The prevention of coronary heart disease.


Hemodynamic sequelae of atrial, ventricular, and sequential atrioventricular pacing in cardiac patients.


The rheologic properties of low molecular weight dextrans: fact or fancy?


The vectorcardiogram recorded with sponge electrodes.


Aortic flow and other hemodynamic responses to the Valsalva maneuver in the dog.


Five-year follow-up study of cases suggestive of acute myocarditis.


Reversible lupus-like illness induced by procainamide.


Idiopathic heart disease associated with pregnancy and the puerperium.


Electrocardiogram in ventricular rupture after myocardial infarction. Case report.


A study of the radium alpha-activity of coal, ash and particulate emission at a Sydney power station.


Clinical pathologic conference.

Clinical pathologic conference.


Potentials and limitations of patients after myocardial infarction.


Reappraisal of digitalis. IV. Metabolism of the cardiac glycosides.


Methysergide and retroperitoneal fibrosis.


A method of recording respiratory pressure--volume relations in acute illness.


Coronary atherosclerosis. 3. Development of hypertension, hypercholesterolemia and coronary artery lipid deposits in the adult virgin female Wister rat.


The peripheral vascular effects of beta adrenergic blocking agents in man.


Determination of ubiquinone in electron transport particles from beef heart.


Extent of ubiquinone reduction by succinate in electron transport particles from beef heart.


Isolation, purification, and probable structural configuration of N-acetyl aspartyl glutamate in human brain.


Action of chymotrypsin on synthetic substrates. VI. The action of alpha-chymotrypsin on glycyl-aminoacyl-L-tyrosine ethyl esters.


Chromatographic evidence for the occurrence of oleic acid metabolites in erythrocytes from essential fatty acid-deficient rats.


Nonterminal incorporation of adenosine monophosphate from adenosine triphosphate by chloroplast extract.


Microquantitative separation of isomeric dimethyltocols by gas-liquid chromatography.


Cold-acclimatization and intermediary metabolism of carbohydrates.


Metabolites of alpha-ketomonocarboxylic acids formed by dried baker's and brewer's yeast.


Quenching of tyrosine fluorescence in proteins by phosphate.


Biochemical studies of the developing embryo. I. Metabolism of gluconeogenic precursors.


The inorganic sulfate transport system of Penicillium chrysogenum.


A technique for comparing the electrophoretic mobility rates of viruses or virus strains.


Characterization of aminopeptidase B: substrate specificity and affector studies.


Preparation and properties of p-hydroxyphenylacetaldehyde and 3-methoxy-4-hydroxyphenylacetaldehyde.


Isolation of 5-hydroxyuridine (iso-barbituridine) from yeast ribonucleic acids.


Multiple attack by alpha-amylases.

Multiple attack by alpha-amylases.


pH dependence of the cyclization reaction between histamine and pyridoxal phosphate.


Bovine intestinal xanthine oxidase: a metalloflavoprotein containing iron, copper, and flavin adenine dinucleotide.


Standards from birth to maturity for height, weight, height velocity, and weight velocity: British children, 1965. I.


Amnioscopy and foetal blood sampling: observations on foetal acidosis.


An immunohistochemical study on renal biopsies in children.


Blood glucose concentration in the perinatal period.


Non-calculous distension of the gall-bladder in childhood.


Factors affecting ventilatory function in the child with asthma.


Multiple smooth muscle hypertrophies in a newborn infant.


Intestinal disaccharidase deficiency in children with coeliac disease.


Lactose absorption in the premature infant.


Studies in mental handicap. I. Prevalence and distribution by clinical type and severity of defect.


Allergic haematuria.

Allergic haematuria.


Assessment of urinary phosphate excretion in normal and abnormal children.


Treatment of heart block in children.

Treatment of heart block in children.


Emetine hydrochloride and chloroquine in the treatment of children with amoebic liver abscess.


Dystonic reactions to phenothiazine derivatives.


Head circumference of the newborn Ceylonese baby.


Isolation of respiratory syncytial virus from middle ear exudates of infants.


Venous disease of the lower extremities.


Nuclear and cytoplasmic nucleic acid content and cytoplasmic protein synthesis during interphase in mouse fibroblasts in vitro.


Protein migration between cytoplasm and cell nucleus during interphase in mouse fibroblasts in vitro.


Quantitative microspectrophotometric analysis of nucleic acids in concentrated solutions, in solid droplets and in lymphocytes.


The induction of clones of normal mast cells by a substance from conditioned medium.


Studies on biological macromolecules. 3. Effect of hydroxyurea exposure on the synthesis of macromolecules in a mammalian cell system in vitro.


Distribution of basic proteins in centrifuged sea urchin eggs.


A study by electron microscopy of the formation of new surface by Chaos chaos.


The effects of calcium, agmatine and phosphate on mitosis in normal and irradiated populations of rat thymocytes.


Electron microscopic study of the toxic effect of sodium fluoroacetate on rat myocardial cultures.


Karyotypic analysis of an epithelial-like cell line derived from normal adult human gingiva.


Influence of gamma-radiation on the incorporation of 14-C-adenine and 14-C-phenylalanine into whole amoebae and nucleate and anucleate amoeba fragments.


Loss of tritium activity from 3-H-thymidine labeled cells.


An autoradiographic study of the renewal of argentaffin cells in human rectal mucosa.


Survival of pronase-treated cells in tissue culture.


Synthesis of a metabolically labile DNA in the maturing root cells of Vicia faba.


Young and old red cells from human umbilical cord blood.


Development of a pseudodiploid cell line, JU56, of wallaby fibroblasts.


The influence of collagen and embryo extract on the development of pancreatic epithelium.


The fine structure of chloroplasts in a barley mutant lacking chlorophyll B.


The mitogenetic action of phosphate and phytohaemagglutinin on free-living amoebae.


Free amino acid pools in the developing sea urchin Lytechinus variegatus.


Origin of pulmonary tumors in rats induced by 4-nitroquinoline 1-oxide.


Peripheral vascular disease in diabetes mellitus. A clinical study.


The acute toxicity of tannic acid in the tannic acid-barium sulfate radiodiagnostic enema.


Our experience with histoplasmosis: an analysis of seventy cases with follow-up study.


Assessment of combined frontal and lateranl views in liver scanning.


Calcified appendiceal fecalith in children: incidence and significance.


Discography--some interesting cases.

Discography--some interesting cases.


Endolymphatic hydrops in the cochlea of a newborn.


Idiopathic haemotympanum and perceptive hearing loss.


Human stapes and its variations. 3. Influence of age and sex.


Lingual abscess--aetiopathogenesis.

Lingual abscess--aetiopathogenesis.


Thoughts on the treatment of labyrinthopathy.


Cholesteatoma following stapedectomy.

Cholesteatoma following stapedectomy.


Cholesteatoma of the maxillary antrum.

Cholesteatoma of the maxillary antrum.


A case of plexiform neuroma of the left parotid and cervical region.


Conviction without trial.

Conviction without trial.


Sarcoidosis of the nose.

Sarcoidosis of the nose.


Studies on the determination of vitamin A in the presence of contaminants having irrelevant absorption.


Research on behavioral science and medicine in Latin America.


Coma in burns--the cause traced to dressings.


Clinical records in general practice.

Clinical records in general practice.


Duplication of the vermiform appendix.

Duplication of the vermiform appendix.


Prophylactic immunization against rabies with duck embryo vaccine.


Effect of stimulation of the cerebellum on noradrenaline and adrenaline secretion of the adrenal gland in the cat.


Angiography for extracranial tumors.

Angiography for extracranial tumors.


High speed cinefluorography of cervicocerebral blood flow patterns in dogs.


Thermistors for measurement of cerebral blood flow.


Angiographic technique and diagnosis in brain lacerations and extradural hematomas.


Total angiography in spontaneous intracranial haemorrhage.


Collateral circulation in extracranial vascular occlusion.


Localisation of the venous angle with consideration paid to the size and shape of the cranial vault.


The thalamoperforate artery.

The thalamoperforate artery.


Hemodynamic responses in the cerebral vessels to angiographic contrast media.


Evaluation of closed-circuit television technics in neuroroentgenology.


Precentral cerebellar vein in angiography.


Percutaneous vertebral angiography.

Percutaneous vertebral angiography.


Roentgenology of holoprosencephaly (arhinencephaly).


Possible mechanisms of complications of angiography.


Dissecting aneurysm of internal carotid artery after non-penetrating neck injury. Case report.


Complications of direct and indirect angiography of the brachiocephalic vessels.


Angiographic changes in cerebral contusions and intracerebral hematomas.


Three positional pancervical angiography.


Arteriovenous fistula after percutaneous vertebral angiography.


Complications of angiography in patients with vascular and anaplastic and other disease of the nervous system.


Microangiographic changes in the traumatized brain.


Applications of angiography during intracranial operation.


Polygraphic recordings during cerebral angiography.


Angiographic observations following removal of subdural hematomas.


Petechial reactions in angiography.

Petechial reactions in angiography.


Diagnostic value and complications of carotid and vertebral angiography.


Angiographic demonstration of the circle of Willis.


Vertebral arteriovenous fistula complicating vertebral angiography.


Transaxillary selective catheterization of the carotid and vertebral arteries.


Anatomic-radiologic study of the small superficial vessels of the brain.


Post mortem brain tumor angiography.

Post mortem brain tumor angiography.


Safer carotid angiography by percutaneous cannulation.


Significance of some angiographic signs of intracranial meningiomas.


Postoperative angiography in treatment of intracranial aneurysms.


Comparison of postoperative angiographic appearance and clinical signs in arterial aneurysm of the intracavernous internal carotid artery.


Electronic subtraction.

Electronic subtraction.


Angiography of the vertebrobasilar arterial system.


Arteries of the basal ganglia.

Arteries of the basal ganglia.


Arterial anastomoses of the human brain. A radiographic-anatomic study.


Cerebral emboli complicating cerebral angiography.


Radiological localization of the pineal gland.


Main principles in disturbed development of the skull. Radiological observations.


Arterial spasm in subarachnoid haemorrhage. A clinical and experimental study.


Circulation time and pattern in cerebral angiography using different techniques for general anaesthesia.


Controlled trial of certain contrast media in cerebral angiography.


The epidemiology of rheumatoid arthritis and human ecology II.


Studies in experimental synovectomy.

Studies in experimental synovectomy.


Synovial inflammatory cell reaction in chronic arthritis.


Electrocardiographic findings in juvenile rheumatoid arthritis. A study of 116 cases.


Hypocalciuric effect of benzothiazides.

Hypocalciuric effect of benzothiazides.


The incidence and course of chloroquine retinopathy.


Corneal amyloidosis.

Corneal amyloidosis.


Overabundance of uveal ganglion cells in eyes with choroidal melanoma.


High myopia and primary open-angle glaucoma.


Phospholine iodide (0.03 per cent) in the therapy of glaucoma.


Studies of the effects of artificially raised intraocular pressure on retinal differential thresholds of the Bjerrum area.


Angle-closure glaucoma induced by miotics.


Personal research on the heredity of chronic simple (open-angle) glaucoma.


Persistent hyperplastic primary vitreous. Necessity of early recognition and treatment.


Brain scanning in neuro-ophthalmologic diagnosis.


Follow-up study of hysterical amblyopia.


The eye signs in ataxia-telangiectasia.

The eye signs in ataxia-telangiectasia.


Antihistaminic therapy of chronic dacryocystitis.


Experimental study of the disease of the corneal stroma caused by herpes simplex virus.


Isolation of Mycoplasma organisms (PPLO) from the human eye.


Cataract aspiration.

Cataract aspiration.


Posterior pole changes after cataract extraction in elderly subjects.


Alexia without agraphia.

Alexia without agraphia.


Exodeviations: their classification, diagnosis and treatment.


Improvement of visual acuity by amobarbital combined with pleoptics.


Microtransfiguration tonometer.

Microtransfiguration tonometer.


Detachment of the anterior hyaloid membrane.


A comparison of ultrasonographic and optical methods for determining the axial length of the aphakic eye.


Aspergillus niger infection of the eye.

Aspergillus niger infection of the eye.


Keratoacanthoma.

Keratoacanthoma.


Asteroid bodies in the anterior chamber.


Simple hand applanation tonometer for use on the seated as well as on the supine patient.


The functional and surgical anatomy of the heart.


Development of morbidity by cancer of the cervix uteri noted at the gynecological clinic of the University of Basle.


Degeneration and electron microscope analysis of the synaptic glomeruli in the lateral geniculate body.


A "tegmento-tubercular projection" as an artifact of third nerve stimulation.


The origin of cerebellar-induced inhibition of Deiters neurones. II. Temporal correlation between the trans-synaptic activation of Purkinje cells and the inhibition of Dieters neurones.


Cortical efferent flow influencing unit responses of medial geniculate body to sound stimulation.


Electron microscopic studies of the normal human buccal mucosa.


Quantitative histochemistry of rat oral mucosa: lactate and malate dehydrogenases.


In vitro culture of human skin epithelial cells.


Epidermal keratinization: localization of isotopically labeled amino acids.


Observations on keratinization of human skin in vitro.


Experiments on the biology of fungous infections of the feet.


The ichthyosiform dermatoses. II. Autoradiographic studies of epidermal proliferation.


The iron pigment of red hair and feathers.


Relative energy requirements for an erythemal response of skin to monochromatic wave lengths of ultraviolet present in the solar spectrum.


Intercellular debris in the stratum corneum of the human epidermis.


Establishment of human skin fibroblast cultures with an automatic wedge biopsy instrument.


Phospholipids and cantharidin induced acantholysis in human epidermis.


Metronidazole in the treatment of the alcoholic.


Effects of ultraviolet radiation on RNA C-C glycosyls and other derivatives of uracil.


Liver pigment, liver histidase, and renal lysozyme changes in relation to age in normal and irradiated Syrian hamsters.


Chromosome aberrations in peripheral blood cells in man following chronic irradiation from internal deposits of thorotrast.


Effect of an alkaline-hydrolyzed product of yeast RNA on the survival of repeatedly irradiated mice.


Radiation-induced lethal sectoring in yeast.


Somatic chromosome aberrations induced by human whole-body irradiation: the "Recuplex" criticality accident.


The effect of estradiol and irradiation on the nucleic acid metabolism of the thymus, spleen, lymph node, and liver of mice.


Tumor induction in mice by radioactive thymidine.


Whole-body irradiation and active transport in the rat small intestine in vitro.


The effect of ionizing radiations on cholesterol levels of adrenals, liver, and plasma.


Renal hyperplasia and neoplasia in rats given dimethylnitrosamine.


Morphological variations of the Golgi apparatus in spinal ganglion nerve cells, related to aging.


New contributions to the anatomical connections of the brain and the lymphatic system.


Some unusual muscular anomalies explained embryologically.


An x-ray microscopic study of the postnatal development of the vasa vasorum of normal human coronary arteries.


The distribution of cells of the enterochromaffin system in the gastrointestinal tract of human foetuses.


The influence of beta-aminopropionitrile on the cartilage matrix of the regenerating limbs of the axolotl (Ambystoma mexicanum). A histochemical study.


The disposition of the developing cheek teeth in the albino mouse.


The chondrocranium of the albino rat.

The chondrocranium of the albino rat.


Contribution to the study of the epithalamus of Bufo arenarum (Hensel). I. Histological observations on the epiphysis cerebri.


Side-effects of oral iron therapy. A double-blind study of different iron compounds in tablet form.


INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION


Pulmonary sporotrichosis in mice following intranasal infection.


Studies on the physiology of the trachea. 3. Electrical activity of the ciliary cell layer.


The management of strictures of the esophagus.


The use of the flexible forceps in the removal of bipronged and other types of foreign objects from the esophagus and stomach.


General anesthesia for peroral endoscopy: apneic technique.


Carcinoma of the nasal septum. Report of a case and review of the literature.


Cerebrospinal fluid otorrhea.

Cerebrospinal fluid otorrhea.


Protein components of human perilymph. I. Prelimary study.


Compound afferent action potentials of the cochlear nucleus evoked electrically: inhibition due to acoustic stimulation of the contralateral cochlea (Guinea pig).


On hearing in multiple sclerosis.

On hearing in multiple sclerosis.


Effectiveness of the social adequacy index.


Cartilage tympanoplasty. A new technique in ossicular problems.


Directional preponderance and spontaneous nystagmus as observed in the electronystagmographic examination.


Adamantinoma of the maxillary sinus.

Adamantinoma of the maxillary sinus.


A microchemical study of the activities of some dehydrogenases in the normal and infected skin of the external auditory canals of cats and humans.


Surgical correction of choanal atresia.

Surgical correction of choanal atresia.


An approach to the internal laryngocele and other submucosal lesions of the larynx.


The blood supply of the otic capsule of the human ear, with special reference to that of the cochlea.


Congenital posterior cleft larynx (laryngotracheo-esophageal cleft). Report of a case.


Chromosome number in single cell clones of Ehrlich ascites tumor.


Airway problems in children following prolonged endotracheal intubation.


Growth of subcutaneous grafts of some clones of Ehrlich ascites tumor in mice of different strains.


Dynamics of growth and regression of Ehrlich ascites carcinoma transplanted intraperitoneally in rats.


Hematologic changes in rats inoculated intraperitoneally with Ehrlich ascites carcinoma.


Experiments on the induction of tumor-specific resistance against isologous transplants of sarcomas induced by implantation of plastic pellets.


Heterotransplantation of the transplantable rat tumor BS.


Activity of skin leukocytes as an index of autoallergy in patients with malignant tumors.


Neoplasia in mouse skeletal muscles under the influence of polyester resin activator.


Mouse mammary cancers after cervical application of methylcholanthrene.


Adaptative changes of tissular metabolism depending upon local circulatory conditions.


Phosphorolysis and hydrolysis of glycogen in tumors.


Participation of mitochondria in the glycolytic activity of normal and tumor cells.


Influence of CIBA 31531-Ba on the pulmonary arterial pressure in patients with pulmonary hypertension.


Mechanism of cure of large plasma cell tumors.


CIBA 31531-Ba, a new agent for the treatment of pulmonary arterial hypertension and chronic cor pulmonale?


Effect of cholecystokinin concentrates on the isolated heart.


Diagnostic value of electrocardiographic changes in pneumonectomies.


Acute myocardial infarction treated by glucose-insulin-potassium (GIK) infusion.


Basic problems of clinical pharmacology and toxicology--general pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics.


A concept for measuring drugs in therapeutic units.


Adjuvant intraluminal chemotherapy with 5-fluorouracil in simulated colon cancer in the rat.


Susceptibility and resistance of bacteria to broad-spectrum antibiotics.


Susceptibility and resistance of bacteria to penicillins.


Virus chemotherapy: its theoretical basis and possible relationship to the chemotherapy of cancer.


The present status of clinical pharmacology in Canada.


A lipoprotein antigen in Fasciola hepatica. I. Isolation, physical and chemical data.


An invasive enzyme system present in cercariae but absent in schistosomules of Schistosoma mansoni.


Modern trends in plastic surgery. Homografts.


Modern trends in plastic surgery. Congenital deformities. V. Sex syndromes.


Infarction of the appendices epiploicae.


Esophageal hemorrhage in scleroderma.

Esophageal hemorrhage in scleroderma.


Effect of detergents on gastric motility.


Transient hypercholesterolemia in an alcoholic with associated jaundice, hyperlipemia and anemia.


Periampullary carcinoid of duodenum producing jaundice with successful local excision.


Carcinoma of the duodenum in association with duodenal carcinoid: report of a case.


Recruitment.

Recruitment.


Physiological shunting and deadspace during spontaneous respiration with halothane-oxygen anaesthesia and the influence of intubation on the physiological deadspace.


A study of the absorption and stability characteristics of sodium amazolene (Coomassie Blue) individually and in combination with indocyanine green (Cardio Green).


Detection of neuromuscular block in man. Preliminary communication.


Experimental studies on intravenous regional anaesthesia using radioactive lignocaine.


Blood loss from conjunctival wounds: a comparison of halothane and trichloroethylene.


Total anomalous pulmonary venous connection: postoperative pulmonary complications.


Physics applied to anaesthesia. VII. Physical optics, photometry and spectrophotometry.


Massive pulmonary collapse during thoracotomy.


Chronic renal failure.

Chronic renal failure.


Haemodialysis in the treatment of chronic uraemia.


Regular dialysis treatment in Europe and the British Isles, 1966.


The use of low-protein diet in chronic renal failure.


Experience with regular haemodialysis in the home.


Dublin experience in maintenance dialysis--with a comment on bilateral nephrectomy.


Intermittent peritoneal dialysis.

Intermittent peritoneal dialysis.


Difficulties encountered in intermittent dialysis for chronic renal failure.


Factors influencing extracorporeal hypothermic perfusion of the isolated canine kidney.


The surgical treatment of severe chronic retention without large diverticula.


Adult enuresis.

Adult enuresis.


Quinone methides in nature.

Quinone methides in nature.


Mass spectrometry of selected natural products.


The pyrrolizidine alkaloids. II.

The pyrrolizidine alkaloids. II.


Some aspects of virus chemistry.

Some aspects of virus chemistry.


Rapid diagnosis of steatorrhea by external counting of abdomen after iodine-131-labeled fat administration.


Radioisotope photoscanning of the liver in bilharzial hepatic fibrosis.


In vivo reticulocyte radioiron assimilation.


Neutron activation analysis of magnesium, calcium, strontium, barium, manganese, cobalt, copper, zinc, sodium, and potassium in human erythrocytes and plasma.


Suicide in Papua and New Guinea.

Suicide in Papua and New Guinea.


Neglected babies: a study of 289 babies admitted consecutively to a reception centre.


The "maltreatment syndrome" in children.


Psychological correlates of blood pressure.


Serum hexosamine levels in normal subjects.


On the value of pancreatic function studies in the diagnosis of chronic pancreatitis.


The treatment of azoospermia: successful fertilization following vaso-epididymostomy.


Lumbar hernia: report of a case.

Lumbar hernia: report of a case.


A case of the subclavian steal syndrome.


Liver and spleen scanning as a diagnostic aid.


Lung damage in rats due to radical x radiation in high-pressure oxygen.


The choice and mode of administration of relaxants. 8. Diagnostic and therapeutic uses of muscle relaxants.


The choice and mode of administration of relaxants.


The effect of methyleneaminoacetonitrile on the growth and production of chondroitin sulfate by embryonic chick tibiotarsi in organ culture.


Prothrombin activation by encephalitogenic brain protein.


Electron microscopic changes in blood platelets induced by bacterial lipopolysaccharide.


Drug distribution system makes gains in legal tangle.


Vitamin E levels after gastric surgery.

Vitamin E levels after gastric surgery.


Experimental salmonellosis. VII. Comparison of the immunizing effect of live vaccine and materials extracted from Salmonella enteritidis. Kawakami, Masaya (Gunma University, Maebashi, Japan), Nobutaka Osawa, and Susumu Mitsuhashi. Experimental salmonellosis. VII. Comparison of the immunizing effect of live vaccine and materials extracted from Salmonella enteritidis. J. Bacteriol. 92:1585-1589. 1966.-Attempts were made to isolate the factors of live vaccine which immunize against Salmonella enteritidis infection in mice. Some effective substances were found in cellular extracts of this organism when those extracts were prepared by mild procedures. One of these substances was a heat-labile toxin (toxin L), which was found in an earlier study to be homogeneous as evidenced by chromatographic, ultracentrifugal, and serological analyses and which was phospholipoprotein in nature. Mice immunized with "toxin L" were protected against a 10 MLD challenge infection with a virulent strain to the same extent as animals immunized with live vaccine of an attenuated strain, SER. However, no agglutinin could be detected in sera of the animals given "toxin L." Another effective substance, endotoxin, a heat-stable toxin, which was extracted from the same organisms, demonstrated poor protective effect. Possible mechanisms of immunization with live vaccine in S. enteritidis infection in mice are discussed.


Kinetics of fungal growth and phosphatase formation in Aspergillus nidulans. Dorn, G. (Albert Einstein College of Medicine, New York, N.Y.), and W. Rivera. Kinetics of fungal growth and phosphatase formation in Aspergillus nidulans. J. Bacteriol. 92:1618-1622. 1966.-A liquid culture system is described for growing Aspergillus nidulans in a manner amenable to kinetic studies. Changes in dry weight, protein, deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), inorganic phosphate, alkaline phosphatase, and acid phosphatase activity were followed over a 40-hr interval. In both limiting- and high-phosphate media, the doubling time of DNA during the logarithmic phase was 3.5 +/- 0.5 hr. Of the four phosphatases which have been found in this fungus, three were markedly derepressed by low levels of inorganic phosphate.


Effect of teichoic acid on resistance to the membrane-lytic agent of Streptococcus zymogenes. Davie, Joseph M. (Indiana University, Bloomington), and Thomas D. Brock. Effect of teichoic acid on resistance to the membrane-lytic agent of Streptococcus zymogenes. J. Bacteriol. 92:1623-1631. 1966.-The resistance of Streptococcus zymogenes to its own lytic agent has been shown to be due to the production of a specific, inhibitory teichoic acid. A survey of streptococcal strains showed that only strains resistant to the lytic agent produced the specific inhibitor. In addition, the inhibitor can be removed from spheroplasts of resistant strains, thereby making them sensitive to the lysin. Throughout the early part of the growth cycle, the inhibitor is associated with the cell and cannot be found in the medium. During late logarithmic phase, however, the inhibitor is released into the medium by the cells, and therefore is a contributing factor to the apparent lability of the lytic agent. The purified, inhibitory teichoic acid contains ribitol, phosphate, glucose, and d-alanine. The alkaline lability of the biological activity of the teichoic acid was correlated with the hydrolysis of the d-alanine. A streptococcal strain which is sensitive to the membrane-lytic agent produced an inactive ribitol teichoic acid which lacks the ester-linked d-alanine, whereas a lysin-resistant mutant of this strain produces a teichoic acid which contains d-alanine and which has inhibitory activity.


Lytic enzyme produced by Myxococcus xanthus. Hart, Beth A. (Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y.), and Stanley A. Zahler. Lytic enzyme produced by Myxococcus xanthus. J. Bacteriol. 92:1632-1637. 1966.-Strain FBa of Myxococcus xanthus releases into its culture medium an enzyme capable of lysing Micrococcus lysodeikticus cells and of releasing N-acetyl amino sugars from their cell walls. The lysin is stable at pH values near neutrality and at temperatures below 50 C. It lyses a number of bacterial species sensitive to egg-white lysozyme, and fails to lyse lysozyme-resistant species. Sensitivity of M. lysodeikticus cell walls to FBa lysin and to lysozyme is changed in a similar manner by addition and removal of O-acetyl groups. We describe methods for obtaining 190-fold purification of the lysin from culture filtrates, using acetone and ammonium sulfate precipitations and filtration through diethylaminoethyl cellulose. We also describe a gel filtration method for separating the lysin from a protease which is also produced by strain FBa.


Energy requirement for L-glutamate uptake and utilization by Hansenula subpelliculosa cells. Shieh, K. Z. (Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago), and L. R. Hedrick. Energy requirement for l-glutamate uptake and utilization by Hansenula subpelliculosa cells. J. Bacteriol. 92:1638-1644. 1966.-Cells of the yeast Hansenula subpelliculosa require an energy source for the uptake of glutamate. A lag period of 20 to 40 min was required after the addition of glucose to the cells before glutamate uptake was initiated. When cells were preincubated in glucose, and washed with distilled water prior to the addition of glutamate, there was no lag period. Preincubation in glucose and glutamate lowered both the rate and the total uptake of glutamate as compared with cells preincubated in glucose alone. This is attributed to the partial utilization of the glucose-metabolite by glutamate or to the partial saturation of binding sites by glutamate during the preincubation period. Transport of glutamate by these yeast cells appears to be via a carrier, where energy is required for the binding of the amino acid to nonspecific binding sites. In addition to total uptake, some aspects of the C(14)-glutamate utilization were measured. Of the total uptake, 58% was metabolized and converted to CO(2), 25.2% remained in the soluble pool, and 16.8% was incorporated into trichloroacetic acid-insoluble products. When the available energy source was depleted, the processes of uptake, metabolism, and incorporation ceased, even though there was an ample supply of glutamate present within the cells. Removal of cells from glutamate and addition of glucose reinitiated the incorporation of glutamate into proteins and other trichloroacetic acid-insoluble compounds. Therefore, an additional energy source is required with this species of yeast for glutamate uptake, for the priming of mechanisms required for its metabolism, and for its incorporation.


Tryptophan transport in Neurospora crassa. I. Specificity and kinetics. Wiley, W. R. (Battelle Memorial Institute, Richland, Wash.), and W. H. Matchett. Tryptophan transport in Neurospora crassa. I. Specificity and kinetics. J. Bacteriol. 92:1698-1705. 1966.-The transport of tryptophan in Neurospora crassa is mediated by a distinct stereospecific system which is chemically specific for a family of neutral amino acids. The process shows typical saturation kinetics and a sharp decrease in the rate of tryptophan uptake at low temperatures. The Q(10) for the process is approximately 2 between 20 and 30 C. The apparent K(m) for uptake is 5 x 10(-5)m. Leucine and phenylalanine competitively inhibit the rate of tryptophan transport; the K(i) values are 1.1 x 10(-4)m and 4.0 x 10(-5)m, respectively. These data are interpreted as evidence that these amino acids are transported by the same transport site(s). Inhibition studies with amino acids and other compounds structurally related to leucine and phenylalanine suggest that an uncharged side chain and an alpha amino group, next to a carboxyl, represent three attachment points for the uptake site.


Sulfur oxidation by the iron bacterium Ferrobacillus ferrooxidans. Margalith, P. (Syracuse University, Syracuse, N.Y.), Marvin Silver, and D. G. Lundgren. Sulfur oxidation by the iron bacterium Ferrobacillus ferrooxidans. J. Bacteriol. 92:1706-1709. 1966.-Sulfur and iron oxidation has been studied manometrically by use of Ferrobacillus ferrooxidans grown on either elemental sulfur or ferrous iron as the primary energy source. The iron-oxidizing enzyme was shown to be constitutive, since iron was oxidized as rapidly by sulfur-grown cells as by iron-grown cells. Sulfur-grown cells had a better capacity for oxidizing sulfur than did iron-grown cells; however, no lag in oxidation was seen in either case. The sulfur-oxidizing system was not inducible, and it is suggested that the different oxidative capacities are due to the heterogeneous mixture of cell types in the culture population.


Inhibition of coliphage reproduction after superinfection of induced lysogens. Brenner, Don J. (University of Washington, Seattle), and Neal B. Groman. Inhibition of coliphage reproduction after superinfection of induced lysogens. J. Bacteriol. 92:1727-1734. 1966.-Purified preparations of phages lambda and lambda112 inhibited lysis, phage reproduction, and endolysin synthesis by ultraviolet-induced strains of K-12 (lambda) and K-12 (lambda112). Structural and partial functional integrity of phage was required for inhibition, and the role of phage deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) in inhibition was demonstrated. Both ultraviolet-irradiated and host-modified lysates of lambda were inhibitory, suggesting that replication of superinfecting phage DNA was not essential for inhibition. Using various combinations of superinfecting and resident phage, including lambda, 434, 434hy, and C-mutant derivatives, we observed that all three C region cistrons played some role in inhibition. Of the three, the C(1) cistron was the most critical. With certain phage combinations, inhibition was observed even though the resident and superinfecting phage differed in immune specificity. Both the medium and the method of superinfection determined whether lysis or lysis inhibition would occur. These and other observations with K-12(lambda)thy(-) indicated that many factors influence the outcome of superinfection. The data are compatible with the view that superinfection inhibition is due to the establishment or re-establishment of phage repressor activity, with the result that replication of both superinfecting and resident phage is blocked.


Effect of spermine on lysis and reproduction by bacteriophages phi-X174, lambda, and f2. Groman, Neal B. (University of Washington, Seattle), and Grace Suzuki. Effect of spermine on lysis and reproduction by bacteriophages phiX174, lambda, and f(2). J. Bacteriol. 92:1735-1740. 1966.-A test was made of the hypothesis that lysis by all bacteriophages shares as a common and critical step an alteration in the osmotic stability of the infected cell. This was done by examining the effect of spermine on lysis. Spermine is one of a number of compounds which can stabilize spheroplasts and protoplasts to lysis in distilled water. Spermine stabilized both phiX174- and f(2)-infected cells at concentrations ranging from 2 x 10(-3) to 4 x 10(-2)m, but failed to stabilize lambda-infected cells at concentrations up to 8 x 10(-2)m. Stabilization was reflected both in optical density measurements and in the retention of mature phage in structures sedimentable at low speeds. At optimal concentration, over 90% of the phage was retained in these structures. These data suggest that the mechanism of lysis by phiX174 and f(2) differs sharply from that caused by lambda, and other observations suggest that there are differences in the lytic process of phiX174 and f(2) as well. Spermine also displayed a differential effect on phage reproduction. The reproduction of lambda and f(2) was inhibited by spermine, though the data do indicate that maturation occurs in its presence. The reproduction of phiX174 was enhanced by spermine.


Structure of the ribonucleic acid bacteriophage R17. Vasquez, Cesar (Institut de Recherches sur le Cancer, Villejuif, Seine, France), Nicole Granboulan, and Richard M. Franklin. Structure of the ribonucleic acid bacteriophage R17. J. Bacteriol. 92:1779-1786. 1966.-The morphology of bacteriophage R17 was studied by electron microscopy of negatively stained virions. The hexagonal shape, the presence of a maximum of 10 units at the periphery, and especially the observation of central fivefold points of symmetry with neighboring five and six coordinated units indicated icosahedral symmetry with 32 morphological units. Although the exact shape of the polyhedron could not be specified, the number of morphological units agreed with the chemically estimated number of structural units.


Ultraviolet microscopy of Candida albicans. Balish, Edward (Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, Ill.), and George Svihla. Ultraviolet microscopy of Candida albicans. J. Bacteriol. 92:1812-1820. 1966.-Yeast and mycelial strains of Candida albicans were grown in medium supplemented with sulfur amino acids in an effort to determine factors that control the morphology and pathogenicity of the organism. Ultraviolet microscopy revealed a greater concentration of S-adenosylmethionine in the vacuoles of the mycelial phase than in those of yeast phases. Supplementation with amino acids greatly increased the concentration of S-adenosylmethionine in the mycelial phase, and made these cells more sensitive to the lytic action of snail gut enzymes than two yeast phase strains. This indicates a difference in cell wall structure that may be related to the pathogenicity of the mycelial phase.


Characterization of bacteriophage gh-1 for Pseudomonas putida. Lee, Lucy F. (Michigan State University, East Lansing), and J. A. Boezi. Characterization of bacteriophage gh-1 for Pseudomonas putida. J. Bacteriol. 92:1821-1827. 1966.-Bacteriophage gh-1 of Pseudomonas putida A.3.12 was isolated and purified by differential centrifugation and diethylaminoethyl (DEAE) cellulose chromatography. An electron micrograph of the phage stained with uranyl acetate revealed a regular hexagonal outline about 50 mmu across with a short wedge-shaped tail attached at one corner of the head. The phage formed 10% as many plaques on P. putida C1S as on P. putida A.3.12, the organism used in the isolation procedure. No plaques were formed on P. fluorescens (ATCC 9712) or P. aeruginosa. The latent period of the infectious cycle was 21 min, and the average burst size was 103. The nucleic acid component of gh-1 is double-stranded deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), with a base composition of 57.0% guanine plus cytosine (G + C) as determined by chemical analysis. The per cent G + C of P. putida A.3.12 DNA measured in a similar manner was 63.7%. The buoyant density of phage gh-1 measured by cesium chloride equilibrium centrifugation was 1.45 g/cm(3), whereas that of gh-1 DNA, heat-denatured gh-1 DNA, and P. putida A.3.12 DNA was 1.716, 1.730, and 1.722 g/cm(3), respectively. The per cent G + C of gh-1 DNA and P. putida A.3.12 DNA calculated from the buoyant densities was 57.1 and 63.3%, respectively. The sedimentation coefficients, S(50) (20,w), of gh-1 and the phenol-extracted gh-1 DNA, measured by the boundary sedimentation velocity method, were 460 and 18.9, respectively. The molecular weight of phenol-extracted gh-1 DNA, calculated by use of the equation of Burgi and Hershey, is 6 x 10(6).


Relationship of encapsulation and encystment in Azotobacter.


Golgi apparatus of the basidiomycete Coprinus lagopus.


Deoxyribonucleic acid hybridization among some species of the genus Pasteurella.


H3-thymidine and the conservation of deoxyribonucleic acid.


Acid production by Thiobacillus thiooxidans.


Pigment of Nocardia corallina.

Pigment of Nocardia corallina.


Growth factor activity of mycobactin for Arthrobacter species.


Infection of the protoplasts of Streptomyces kanamyceticus with deoxyribonucleic acid preparation from actinophage PK-66.


Comparison of the rates of ultraviolet inactivation of the capacity of type 12 adenovirus to infect cells and to induce T antigen formation.


Age and mental abilities: a second adult follow-up.


Structure of intelligence in Negro and white children.


Discriminability of words, and letter cues used in learning to read.


Six structure-of-intellect hypotheses in six-year-old children.


Methodological note on feeling-of-knowing experiments.


Effect of selected methodological conditions on dependent measures taken after classroom experimentation.


Modifiability of an impulsive tempo.

Modifiability of an impulsive tempo.


Relations among physical skills and personal and social variables in three cultures of adolescent girls.


Teachers' belief systems and preschool atmospheres.


Cognitive transfer in verbal learning.

Cognitive transfer in verbal learning.


Automatic electrophoresis.

Automatic electrophoresis.


Neurosurgical approach to intracerebral hemorrhage.


The reactivity of human cord lymphocytes in mixed cell cultures.


Screening for irregular blood group antibodies. Selectogen procedure compared with others methods.


Lymphocyte number and response to phytohae- magglutinin in chronic lymphocytic leukaemia.


Gelation of soluble fibrin in plasma by ethanol.


A group of patients with impaired plasma fibrinolytic system and selective inhibition of tissue activator-induced fibrinolysis.


Maximum performance capacity at sea-level and at moderate altitude before and after training at altitude.


Methylmalonic acid excretion and serum vitamin B-12.


The effects of medium altitude on exercise physiology.


Presentation by Dr. N.B. Strydom.

Presentation by Dr. N.B. Strydom.


Exercise performance of athletes at sea level and 3100 meters altitude.


Exercise limitations at increased altitudes.


Human locomotion on the earth and in subgravity.


Physical effort and altitude.

Physical effort and altitude.


Circulatory and respiratory response to acute and prolonged hypoxia during heavy exercise.


Time course of adaptation to different altitudes at tissue level.


Introductory remarks (anoxia).

Introductory remarks (anoxia).


A study on acclimatization to altitude in Japanese athletes.


Man's acclimatization to altitude during the first week at 3.800 M.


On physiological mechanisms of impairment of physical exercise performance in hypoxaemia.


Project Olympics.

Project Olympics.


Interpretation of performance predictions for Tokyo Olympic games 1964 with extrapolations for 1968.


Respiratory and cardiovascular responses to moderate exercise at mid-altitude.


The immediate effects of oxygen breathing on the cardio-vascular system.


Transfer of oxygen in moderate hypoxia at rest and at severe exercise.


Aerobic and anaerobic work capacity at 2,300 meters.


The feasibility of a hemodialysis unit in a community hospital.


Obstructive jaundice secondary to duodenal ulcer.


A study of urinary amylase excretion in normal persons.


Agenesis of the gallbladder. A case report and review of the literature.


Small bowel ulceration.

Small bowel ulceration.


The treatment of diarrhea with maleic anhydride ethylene polymer.


Glutamate biosynthesis in anaerobic bacteria. I. The citrate pathways of glutamate synthesis in Clostridium kluyveri.


Glutamate biosynthesis in anaerobic bacteria. II. Stereospecificity of aconitase and citrate synthetase of Clostridium kluyveri.


Synthesis of glutamate and citrate by Clostridium kluyveri. A new type of citrate synthase.


On the mechanism of fatty acid inhibition of mitochondrial metabolism.


The synthesis of chitin by particulate preparations of Allomyces macrogynus.


Conversion of proline to collagen hydroxyproline.


Optical rotatory dispersion of L-aspartate beta-decarboxylase and its derivatives.


Protein synthesis systems from rat brain.


The occurrence of certain D-amino acids in insects.


The purification and characterization of the poison produced by Gonyaulax catenella in axenic culture.


The action of interstitial cell stimulating hormone upon avian tyrosinase.


Glucagon immunoassay by tracer displacement.


Unfolding reactions of proteins. I. Kinetic and equilibrium measurements of diisopropylphosphorylchymotrypsin and chymotrypsinogen in urea.


The interaction of bovine plasma albumin with detergent anions. Stoichiometry and mechanism of binding of alkylbenzenesulfonates.


Additional observations on the chemistry of clostridial ferredoxin.


Properties and metabolism of 2-alkylalkanoates. Cholesteryl 2-methylalkanoates.


The in vitro catabolism of cholesterol: a comparison of the formation of cholest-4-en-7-alpha-ol-3-one and 5-beta-cholestan-7-alpha-ol-3-one from cholesterol in rat liver.


The biosynthesis of ether-containing phospholipids in the slug, Arion ater. II. The role of glyceryl ether lipids as plasmalogen precursors.


The amino acid sequence of the gamma chain of bovine fetal hemoglobin.


Studies on the specific synthesis of the natural internucleotide linkage by the use of cyclonucleosides. I. The utilization of unprotected nucleotides.


Isolation of amino acyl oligonucleotides from T-1 ribonuclease digests of soluble ribonucleic acid charged with serine, glycine, threonine, and alanine.


Enzymatic elimination from a substituted four-carbon amino acid coupled to Michael addition of a beta-carbon to an electrophilic double bond. Structure of the reaction product.


Studies on the electronic nature of flavin-indole and flavin-purine complexes.


The kinetics of enzyme degradation of mixed polymer systems. Endwise cleavage.


Peptide inhibitors of lactic dehydrogenase (LDH). II. Isolation and characterization of peptides I and II.


The sulfatase of ox liver. X. Some observations on the intermolecular bonding in sulfatase A.


Relationship between active sites and polymerization sites in alpha-chymotrypsin.


Studies on epsilon-peptidase.

Studies on epsilon-peptidase.


Metabolic control and structure of glycolytic enzymes. 3. Dissociation and subunit structure of rabbit muscle pyruvate kinase.


The combination of chymotrypsin and chymotrypsinogen with fluorescent substrates and inhibitors for chymotrypsin.


Heme proteins. VI. Crystalline pineapple peroxidase B.


The reaction of carboxypeptidase A with chromophoric substrates.


The reduction of folate by borohydride.

The reduction of folate by borohydride.


Vasopressor potentiation of neurotoxicity in experimental aortography. Implications regarding pathogenesis of contrast medium injury.


Anterior cerebral-internal carotid artery and middle cerebral-internal carotid artery ratios.


Blood flow through the collateral circulation of the kidney.


The influence of vasodilator drugs on walking, in chronic occlusion of the leg arteries.


The cricothyroid muscle during phonation. Electromyographic, aerodynamic, and acoustic studies.


Fetal Q, R and S amplitudes for deliveries from 31 to 41 weeks.


Effects of 2 nephrotoxic agents on newborn rats.


Cytochemical studies on the behaviour of thiamine pyrophosphatase, NADH 2-tetrazolium reductase and acid phosphatase in the cerebellum of rabbits chronically poisoned with manganese.


Mitral insufficiency due to papillary muscle dysfunction following posterior wall infarct.


Masking of enamel caries by topically applied stannous fluoride: a source of error in clinical diagnosis.


Osmolality of local anesthetics and associated injection site edema.


A critical analysis of 37 surgically repaired aortic and major arterial aneurysms.


Genetic-constitutional factor and childhood insomnia.


Further studies on haemagglutinating agents obtained from acute hepatitis sera.


Pathogenesis of the wasting syndrome following neonatal thymectomy.


Has the nervous system a role in the endotoxin-induced alteration of cell metabolism?


Propagation velocity in human muscle fibers in situ.


Local response of the hippocampal cortex to direct stimulation in the guinea pig.


Rear view mirrors.

Rear view mirrors.


A view and preview of contact lenses.

A view and preview of contact lenses.


Foveal and extra-foveal acuity with and without stabilized retinal images.


Pathway for impulses from the paraflocculus to the cerebral cortex in the cat.


Multiple trichoepithelioma in a mother and two children.


Erythromelanosis follicularis faciei et colli.


Keratoprostheses: elimination of light reflection from the walls of the optical cylinder.


Lens extraction in children and cataract surgery in infants.


Acid-base changes in the brain in nonrespiratory acidosis and alkalosis.


Cataract extraction.

Cataract extraction.


Surgery of infantile and juvenile cataracts.


Trends in cataract surgery.

Trends in cataract surgery.


Postoperative corneal edema.

Postoperative corneal edema.


Open-sky cyclodialysis with inclusion of porous gelatin.


Lasers.

Lasers.


Factors determining ocular laser lesions.


Some aspects of laser coagulation.

Some aspects of laser coagulation.


Ocular hazards of laser radiation.

Ocular hazards of laser radiation.


Photocoagulation of the retina.

Photocoagulation of the retina.


Clinical ocular laser coagulation.

Clinical ocular laser coagulation.


Xenon arc versus laser photocoagulation.


Laser coagulation in retinal inflammatory disease.


Tumoricidal effect of laser radiation on malignant tumors.


Present and future status of laser photocoagulation.


Measurement of human growth hormone. Description of the method and its clinical applications.


Effect of hypervitaminosis D2 on fertility and pregnancy in rats.


Stimulation of adipose tissue lipolysis in vitro by enzyme-digested human growth hormone.


Isolation of atypical mycobacteria from human sources and the effect of cortisone on their pathogenicity in mice.


Effect of protein depletion on urinary nitrogen excretion in undernourished subjects.


Degenerative verrucous endocardiosis. A clinical-pathological study of 45 cases with reference to a protracted form of the disease.


On the pathogenesis of contact dermatitis. Sensitization of guinea-pigs to potassium bichromate with intradermally injected heparin.


Effect of selenium and vitamin E on the regeneration of rat liver.


Hysteresis and macromolecular memory.

Hysteresis and macromolecular memory.


Effect of different essential amino acid deficiencies on amino acid pools in rats.


Rapid left atrial rhythms. A report of two cases with "dome and dart" P waves.


Accentuation of essential fatty acid deficiency by dietary tri-o-cresyl phosphate.


Glucose milliequivalents eaten by the neonatal pig and cessation of intestinal absorption of large molecules (closure).


Friedreich's ataxia with myocardial involvement and myopathy.


Renal lipid composition of choline-deficient rats.


Uptakes of zinc, manganese, cadmium and mercury by intact strips of rat intestine.


The conservation of water by young adult rats with restricted water supplies.


Behcet's disease. Presentation of 11 cases and evaluation of treatment.


Dysfunction of the alimentary tract in myotonic dystrophy.