The inhibitory nerve fibres in the vagal supply to the guinea-pig stomach. 1. A comparison was made between the inhibitory responses of the isolated atropinized guinea-pig stomach to stimulation of the vagus and to stimulation of the perivascular nerves.2. When low frequencies of stimulation were used, the vagi were more effective than the perivascular nerves in causing relaxation of the stomach.3. The responses to vagal stimulation were faster in onset than were the responses to perivascular nerve stimulation.4. Responses to perivascular nerve stimulation were abolished by low concentrations of bretylium, whereas responses to vagal stimulation were only slight reduced. Vagal responses were strongly reduced by higher concentrations of bretylium.5. Amphetamine relieved the blockade of perivascular nerve responses which was caused by bretylium, but never relieved the reduction of the vagal responses.6. It is argued that the vagal inhibitory fibres are not susceptible to ;adrenergic neurone blockade', the observed reduction of the responses being due to some other action of bretylium.7. These differences between the vagal and perivascular inhibitory innervations of the stomach suggest that the post-ganglionic fibres in the vagal pathway and the intramural inhibitory nerves described in the guinea-pig caecum are similar.


Effect of neutral alpha- and omega-amino acids and basic alpha-amino acids on uptake of L-histidine by intestinal mucosa, testis, spleen and kidney in vitro: a comparison with effect in brain. 1. The effect of the D- and L-isomer of neutral alpha-amino acids, of omega-amino acids, and of basic L-alpha-amino acids on uptake of L-histidine in vitro has been investigated in intestinal mucosa, testis, spleen and kidney cortex, and compared with the effect in brain.2. Neutral alpha-amino acids produced inhibition that was in general greater the longer the carbon chain of the inhibiting amino acid. There were minor variations with different tissues.3. omega-amino acids produced little or no inhibition, with only slight variation between tissues. There was a tendency towards less inhibition the longer the carbon chain.4. The effect of basic amino acids varied with different tissues. With one exception, all produced significant inhibition with intestinal mucosa and testis. With spleen and kidney, inhibition was slight or absent, and resembled the effect produced by the omega-amino acids. With brain (previously reported elsewhere) the short-chain amino acids produced considerable inhibition, those having longer carbon chains little or none.5. Proline produced significant inhibition in brain and spleen, but none in the other tissues. Tryptophan had no effect with kidney.6. The findings are considered as further evidence for a relation between the extent to which an amino acid can be taken up by a given tissue and the specificity of the transport systems in that tissue. They also support the view that the nature of certain transport systems may vary considerably between different tissues.


Influence of testosterone upon sexual maturation in the rat. 1. Testosterone injected into the neonatal female rat induces permanent sterility. This study was carried out in an endeavour to determine where this change is induced.2. Hypophysectomized, but otherwise normal, female rats bearing anterior pituitary transplants from androgen-sterilized female rats under the median eminence of the hypothalamus and vascularized from it, show oestrous cycles in the vaginal smear, have corpora lutea in the ovaries and are fertile.3. Hypophysectomized androgen-sterilized female rats bearing anterior pituitary transplants from normal female rats under the median eminence and vascularized from it show persistent oestrus in the vaginal smear, have small ovaries containing large follicles but no corpora lutea and are sterile.4. Testosterone injected into the female rat, and leading to sterility and ovarian malfunction, does not act at the level of the anterior pituitary, which retains the ability to function normally. It is considered that it may act upon the central nervous system to cause a disturbance of the gonadotrophin-releasing mechanism.


Handling of glycerides of acetic acid by rat small intestine in vitro. 1. When mono-, di- and triacetins are incubated with sacs of rat everted intestine, they enter the epithelial cells and are hydrolysed to free glycerol and acetic acid.2. The rate-limiting step in the process is the entry of glyceride into the epithelial cell.3. The three acetins enter the epithelial cell at the same rate, and the mechanism of this remains unknown.4. The acetate released appears in higher concentrations on the serosal side, and the relation of this to the mechanism for transfer of volatile fatty acids is discussed.5. It is not necessary to postulate a special mechanism for entry of volatile fatty acids into the cell.


Refractory idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura treated with azathioprine.


Placental transport of an active enzyme, invertase.


Effect of purified luteinizing hormone-releasing factor (LH-RF) on plasma LH activity at various stages of the estrous cycle of the rat.


Fetal effects of phenylephrine injection.


Experimental congenital adrenal cortical hyperplasia: prevention of adrenal hyperplasia and clitoral hypertrophy by corticosterone.


Protective effect of thiol compounds against cadmium-induced vascular damage to testis.


Activities associated with conflict behaviour in mice.


The second of two epidemics of histoplasmosis resulting from work on the same starling roost.


Modification of behavioural oestrus in the ewe by social and hormonal factors.


Selective inhibition of deoxyribonucleic acid synthesis by salicylhydroxamic acid.


Plasminogen activator in mouse uterine fluid: its suppression by estradiol and progesterone.


Changes in the pituitary of mice on diets supplemented with egg yolk, with extracts of eggs, or with cholesterol.


Carcinogenic effect of egg yolk in mice of the C57 B1 strain.


Inhibitory action in the corpus luteum on the hormonal induction of estrous behavior in the guinea pig.


Hepatic metabolism and the anti-androgenic activity of cyproterone acetate.


The requirement for protein, and the utilization of protein and calcium during pregnancy.


A cerebellar mechanism in resting tremor.


Angiographic recognition of occipital lobe infarction.


Smoking and multiple sclerosis.

Smoking and multiple sclerosis.


Superficial temporal artery aneurysms.

Superficial temporal artery aneurysms.


Observations on cerebrospinal fluid-potassium level in cerebral birth injury.


The ABO blood-group distribution of 450 Swedish patients with Parkinson's disease.


Giant-cell ("temporal") arteritis. A disease with variable clinical manifestations.


Myxedema and ataxia. Cerebellar alterations and "neural myxedema bodies".


Acid hydrolases in a pia-arachnoid and ependyma of rat brain.


Evaluation of the catheter technique for carotid angiography.


Congenital absence of the parathyroid and thymus glands in an infant. (3 and 4 pharyngeal pouch syndrome).


Vincristine sulfate therapy in children with metastatic soft tissue sarcoma.


Malingering: fact or fiction? I.

Malingering: fact or fiction? I.


Thrombocytopenic purpura progressing to transient hypoplastic anemia in a newborn with rubella syndrome.


Effect of ionizing radiation on the ovaries of Japanese medaka, Oryzias latipes (t. et s.).


Extraction of an erythropoietin-producing factor from a particulate fraction of rat kidney.


Metabolic disorders involving -SH groups: the activity of hyaluronate lyase in relation to age.


Head Start child development programs.

Head Start child development programs.


Incidence of Rhodotorula species in urban air.


Plasma kinins and cortisol: a possible explanation of the anti-inflammatory action of cortisol. Kinins are naturally occurring vasoactive polypeptides thought to be mediators of acute inflammatory responses. Kinins are released from a plasma protein substrate by glass-activated plasma enzymes (kallikreins) or by isolated intact granulocytes. Cortisol in concentrations of 2.5 x 10(-6) to 2.5 x 10(-5)M prevented the release of active kinin from substrate by granulocytes or contact with glass. Deoxycorticosterone, progesterone, and etiocholanolone in comparable concentrations were significantly less effective in preventing kinin release. Plasma obtained from patients receiving prednisone released no kinin after activation by glass and less kinin than control plasma when exposed to granulocytes. Cortisol also partially inhibited the release of kinin by purified urinary kallikrein. Certain adrenocorticosteroids may exert their anti-inflammatory effect by inhibiting the release of plasma kinins. Steroids may act in part by preventing interaction between the activated kallikrein and its substrate.


Organic and amino acid assimilation by yeasts as studied by the replica plating technique.


Effects of the pineal gland upon the hair cycles in mice.


Roentgenologic studies of the human foetal lungs at midterm.


Urogenital lesions in laboratory mice.

Urogenital lesions in laboratory mice.


Five cases of testicular feminisation including one with a teratoma of the testis.


Renal lesions in the "auto-immune" mouse strains NZB and F1 NZBxNZW.


Vascular changes in the kidneys of NZB mice and F1 NZBxNZW hybrids.


The mononuclear response to intrapleural injection in the rat.


The ultrastructure of eosinophilic granulocytes in the peritoneal cavity of rats following injection of ferritin.


Periodic thrombocytopenia or tidal platelet dysgenesis in a man.


The diagnostic umbrella of mental retardation: its challenge to comprehensive training in general psychiatry.


Further studies on the value of water-soluble media in hysterosalpingography.


Can elephants transmit disease to man?

Can elephants transmit disease to man?


Cyclic changes of cervical mucus in normal and progestin-treated women.


Malathion degradation by Trichoderma viride and a Pseudomonas species. Malathion was found to be metabolized quickly by a soil fungus, Trichoderma viride, and a bacterium, Pseudomonas sp., which were originally found in soils from northern Ohio that had been sprayed heavily with insecticides. Results of a survey of the breakdown capabilities of 16 variants of T. viride revealed that certain colonies from this species had a very marked ability to breakdown malathion through the action of a carboxylesterase(s). The enzymes can be made soluble by preparing the acetone powder suspension.


Studies on the influence on reproduction and fertility of 3-alpha-(10,11-dihydro-5H-dibenzo[A,D] cyclohepten-5-yloxy)tropane citrate (deptropine citrate).


Unusual twins.

Unusual twins.


Fetal electrocardiography. A valuable adjunct to prenatal management.


Mesodermal alterations induced by dimethyl sulfoxide.


A morphologic and histochemical study of the rat conceptus following ovariectomy.


Morphological and histochemical changes in the rat conceptus following administration of a non-ionic detergent.


Sulfide liberation from raw soybean protein.


On group selection and Wynne-Edwards' hypothesis.


Families referred for genetic advice.

Families referred for genetic advice.


Isolation of Proteus morganii from an atypical form of fatal gastro-enteritis in cattle.


Etiology of goat mastitis in U. A. R.

Etiology of goat mastitis in U. A. R.


Testicular hypoplasia in a cross-bred bull.


Further observations on the occurrence and distribution of Eimeria bukidnonensis tubangui, 1931 in India with remarks on its synonymy with Eimeria khurodensis Rao and Hiregaudar, 1954.


Some observations on Babesia motasi infection in sheep in andhra pradesh.


Haemoglobin Khillari. A new variant in Indian cattle.


The composition of buffalo saliva.

The composition of buffalo saliva.


Inorganic phosphorus, calcium and magnesium levels in the serum of Gir cattle.


Control of concentration of volatile agents in vitro systems.


Effect of solar radiation on rectal temperature pulse rate and respiratory rate of shorn and unshorn sheep.


Studies on reproduction in malvi cattle. II. Age at first calving, calving interval and post-partum to conception interval.


Studies on reproduction in murrah buffalo cows. I. Process of parturition.


Development of poultry diets which do not compete with human food resources.


The chemical composition and nutritive value of Timla (Ficus roxberghis) and Kharik (Celtis tetrenda) tree fodders.


Gross ascites complicating hydatidiform mole.


Term pregnancy in a true uterus unicornis unicollis associated with a pelvic kidney and a Naegele pelvis. (Report of a case).


Haemorrhage following foetal blood sampling.


The second cause.

The second cause.


Disseminated histoplasmosis and its treatment.


A pseudotumour of the hand. (An abnormal flexor digitorum sublimis).


Treatment of insomnia complicated by pain using a chloral hydrate paracetamol complex.


Chlorothiazide in the treatment of nephrogenic diabetes insipidus.


Gas in the thigh.

Gas in the thigh.


Torsion of the gall-bladder in a child.

Torsion of the gall-bladder in a child.


An unusual post-tracheostomy complication.


Teratogenic compounds of Veratrum californicum (Durand). II. Production of ovine fetal cyclopia by fractions and alkaloid preparations.


The lipids in normal chicken liver.

The lipids in normal chicken liver.


Species, tissue, and individual specificity of low ionic strength extracts of avian muscle and other organs revealed by starch-gel electrophoresis.


Intracellular distribution and some properties of hexokinase of bovine adrenal medulla.


A quantitative method for the determination of cholinesterase activity after starch-gel electrophoresis.


Experimental cerebrospinal nematodiasis (Pneumostrongylus tenuis) in sheep.


The medical treatment of sexual problems.


Salmonella in eggs and poultry.

Salmonella in eggs and poultry.


Obstruction to left ventricular outflow. Functional and clinical considerations.


The syndrome of haemorrhagic thrombocythaemia. Thrombocytopathy versus coagulopathy affecting primary haemostasis.


Care of the patient with renal disease.

Care of the patient with renal disease.


Congenital pulmonary lymphangiectasis.

Congenital pulmonary lymphangiectasis.


A follow-up study of premature infants treated with low oxygen tension.


Isolation of Mycoplasma pneumoniae (eaton agent) from patients with primary atypical pneumonia.


Cytologic and hormonal activity of trophoblast in explant culture.


Specialized zones in the trophoblast of the human term placenta.


Arborizing amniotic polyps in triploid conceptuses: a diagnostic anatomic lesion?


Umbilical arterial oxygen tension of the fetal lamb in utero. Effects of oxytocic drugs.


Extracorporeal oxygenation in puppies and in newborn and fetal lambs.


Maternal and cord blood at delivery. 3. Parameters of respiratory exchange (Apgar score).


Effects of estrogens on the cardiovascular system of the ewe.


Interactions of cheese and of its constituents with monoamine oxidase inhibitors.


The effect of male fern extract on biliary secretion.


The surface area of the intestinal mucosa in the lactating rat. 1. The mucosal and serosal surface dimensions of the rat duodenum, jejunum and ileum were obtained by measurement of photographs of histological sections. The surface areas were calculated from these data.2. Measurements were made on the intestines from virgin rats and from rats on the sixteenth day of lactation. The mucosal area/unit length of serosa was appreciably increased in all parts of the intestine during lactation. The mucosal area/serosal area (MA/SA) ratio was also markedly increased, but to a lesser extent distally, where an important component of the intestinal hypertrophy was dilatation of the intestine.


The characteristics of spontaneous and evoked action potentials recorded from the rabbit's uterine nerves. 1. A method is described for recording in vivo the action potentials of afferent and efferent fibres in whole nerves supplying the rabbit's uterus.2. Examination of these nerves under the light microscope and the electron microscope showed them to be composed almost entirely of non-myelinated fibres.3. Two types of spontaneous action potential were observed; one travelled at about 4 m/sec and probably came from the myelinated fibres, the other travelled at 0.4-1.4 m/sec and certainly came from non-myelinated fibres.4. The efferent fibre spikes were shown to be faster and higher than the spikes from uterine afferent fibres, but slower and smaller than spikes from broad ligament afferent fibres.5. Apart from differences in conduction velocity and height, all spikes were basically similar, lasting about 1.5 msec. The height was related to the square of the velocity. Some more complex spikes were also observed.6. The compound action potential evoked by stimulation of the uterine nerve had three peaks, conducted at 1.3, 0.8 and 0.6 m/sec, respectively, and thought to correspond to the fast afferent fibres, the efferent fibres and the slow afferent fibres, respectively. There were also some late peaks due to reflexion of the antidromic action potentials from the ganglion cells.7. Stimulation of the hypogastric nerve also evoked a compound action potential in the uterine nerves. Stimulation of the pelvic nerves had no effect.8. By means of ganglion blocking agents, the uterine ganglia were shown to lie in the pelvic plexus, peripheral to the hypogastric nerve, but central to the uterine nerves.9. It is argued that the spontaneous action potentials came from individual fibres rather than Remak bundles, and that the recording technique used detected the activity of all but the smallest fibres.


Human leptospirosis in Thailand.

Human leptospirosis in Thailand.


Seasonal incidence of canine leptospirosis in Bangkok.


Mechanisms of steroid oxidation by microorganisms. XI. Enzymatic cleavage of the pregnane side chain.


The chemosuppression of chemotaxis.

The chemosuppression of chemotaxis. The effects of various drugs on chemotaxis of polymorphonuclear leukocytes (PMN's) in vitro and in vivo have been studied. Response of rabbit PMN's in vitro to the chemotactic factor of rabbit serum, consisting of an activated protein-protein complex of the fifth and sixth (and probably seventh) components of complement (C'), is suppressed by hydrocortisone, methyl prednisolone, and chloroquine. Drug concentrations causing 50% inhibition of chemotaxis in vitro were found to be: hydrocortisone, 2.9 x 10(-4)M; methly prednisolone, 1.2 x 10(-4)M; and chloroquine 8.5 x 10(-6)M. The hydrocortisone effect on PMN's appeared to be irreversible, since washing of the cells did not restore their chemotactic response. 2, 4-Dinitrophenol (DNP), vitamin A, and endotoxin did not inhibit chemotaxis. Hydrocortisone and chloroquine did block serum C' activity in vitro, but only at substantially higher concentrations. Using the reversed passive Arthus reaction in guinea pigs as a model for chemotaxis in vivo, systemic treatment of animals with hydrocortisone or chloroquine inhibited development of the vasculitis. Circulating antigen and C' were fixed in vascular structures, and serum C' was not perceptibly altered. Nevertheless, PMN infiltrates failed to occur. Local administration of hydrocortisone also prevented influx of PMN's in the Arthus reaction, in spite of the fact that immune reactants were found fixed in the vascular walls. Systemic treatment of guinea pigs with DNP did not diminish the intensity of the Arthus reactions. Phagocytosis of zymosan particles by rabbit PMN's was inhibited by hydrocortisone, methyl prednisolone, and chloroquine, but not by DNP or endotoxin. The concentrations of drugs inhibitory in phagocytosis were substantially higher than those required for inhibition of chemotaxis in vitro. These findings suggest that hydrocortisone and chloroquine inhibit the inflammatory process by preventing the response of leukocytes to chemotactic stimuli.


Platelet aggregation by staphylococcal toxins.


Chromosomal findings in human tissue cultures derived from 24 spontaneous abortions: technique of culture and report of a triploid diploid mosaic amnion.


Incorporation of 5-fluorouracil-2-C-14 by mouse embryos.


Alterations in blood pH and acid-base parameters during exchange transfusion in the newborn.


Isolation, cultivation, low temperature preservation, and infectivity titration of Trichomonas vaginalis.


Bacteraemia following genito-urinary procedures.


Reactions of sulfonyl azides and sulfonamides with vinyl ethers.


Delayed type allergic reactions of the lower respiratory tract. An experimental study in guinea-pigs.


Gynecography in diagnosis and treatment evaluation in Turner's syndrome. Report of 3 cases.


Health manpower.

Health manpower.


Twenty years of Hill-Burton.

Twenty years of Hill-Burton.


The objective measurement of the post-hospital needs of a known population.


Quality control in an urban amputee program.


Factors related to the acceptance of modern medicine.


The role of the medical school in community health programs.


Influencing prenatal behavior.

Influencing prenatal behavior.


Deterrents to well-child supervision.

Deterrents to well-child supervision.


A study of young unmarried mothers who kept their babies.


Emerging nursing practice.

Emerging nursing practice.


Effect of pertussis vaccine and histamine on fetal wastage in mice.


The eighth revision of the International Classification of Diseases.


Birth weight, gestation, and crown-heel length as response variables in multivariate analysis.


Appropriate scores for clinical and public health variables.


Planning for health in Peru--new approach to an old problem.


Criteria and guidelines for accrediting Schools of Public Health.


Ovine reproduction in tropical Australia.


Ringworm caused by Microsporum nanum in pigs in Queensland.


Occurrence of goitre in summer born lambs of different breeds.


Cerebral hydatids in a cow.

Cerebral hydatids in a cow.


Chronic copper poisoning in sheep.

Chronic copper poisoning in sheep.


Etiology of ovine posthitis: relationship between urine and a causal organism.


Uptake and retention of radioactive strontium in normal subjects.


Centriole replication. II. Sperm formation in the fern, Marsilea, and the cycad, Zamia. Sperm formation was studied in the fern, Marsilea, and the cycad, Zamia, with particular emphasis on the centrioles. In Marsilea, the mature sperm possesses over 100 flagella, the basal bodies of which have the typical cylindrical structure of centrioles. Earlier observations by light microscopy suggested that these centrioles arise by fragmentation of a body known as the blepharoplast. In the youngest spermatids the blepharoplast is a hollow sphere approximately 0.8 micro in diameter. Its wall consists of closely packed immature centrioles, or procentrioles. The procentrioles are short cylinders which progressively lengthen during differentiation of the spermatid. At the same time they migrate to the surface of the cell, where each of them puts out a flagellum. A blepharoplast is found at each pole of the spindle during the last antheridial mitosis, and two blepharoplasts are found in the cytoplasm before this mitosis. Blepharoplasts are also found in the preceding cell generation, but their ultimate origin is obscure. Before the last mitosis the blepharoplasts are solid, consisting of a cluster of radially arranged tubules which bear some structural similarity to centrioles. In Zamia, similar stages are found during sperm formation, although here the number of flagella on each sperm is close to 20,000 and the blepharoplast measures about 10 micro in diameter. These observations are discussed in relation to theories of centriole replication.


Peculiarities in development of premature infants of less than 1250 g birth weight.


The amniotic fluid creatinine values in cases of fetal distress.


Response of isolated leukocyte lysosomes to gamma irradiation.


Our experience with splenoportography in diagnosis of diffuse hepatic diseases.


Splenoportography in the diagnosis of splenomegaly.


Splenoportography in the diagnosis of liver tumours and abscesses.


Pigmentary liver disease in howler monkeys.


Steroid amines. II. 17-alpha-aminoandrostane derivatives.


Ultrasonic selective hypophysectomy.

Ultrasonic selective hypophysectomy.


Collagen necrosis in canine mastocytomas.


Cryothalamectomy for Parkinson's disease. A statistical analysis.


XI International Congress of Pediatrics Tokyo, November 1965. Plenary session: pediatric education and future of pediatrics. Introduction.


Pediatric education in Europe.

Pediatric education in Europe.


Pediatric education in the United States.


Oxygen and the growth and development of retinal vessels. In vivo and in vitro studies. The XX Francis I. Proctor Lecture.


Screening data from the Cancer Chemotherapy National Service Center screening laboratories. XXXV.


Constituents of convallaria. IV. Isolation of convallasaponin-A, -B, and -C.


Constituents of Convallaria. V. On the structure of convallasaponin-C.


The recognition of foetal distress.

The recognition of foetal distress.


Isolation of SEP agent from pigs with enzootic pneumonia in Finland.


Proprietary nursing home standards in New York City.


Canicola fever in man and animals.

Canicola fever in man and animals.


Quantitative determination of sialic acids in the mouse vagina.


Glycogen accumulation in the rat uterus containing an intrauterine contraceptive device.


Depletion of pituitary follicle-stimulating hormone by beef and pig hypothalamic extracts.


Evidence for neural control of the release of pituitary ovulating hormone in the golden syrian hamster.


Effect of estradiol on brain maturation: dose and time response relationships.


Estrogen control of carbohydrate metabolism in the rat uterus: pathways of glucose metabolism.


Formation of new corpora lutea in mature hypophysectomized rats.


Primum non nocere.

Primum non nocere.


Nucleic acid metabolism and cell interaction in the ovariole of Galleria mellonella.


A study of breeding season in buffaloes maintained at military farms.


Cantharidin-induced acantholysis. Dependence on epidermal respiration.


Overripeness and the mammalian ova. I. Overripeness and early embryonic development.


The reactive site of trypsin inhibitors.


Variation in semen cations in relation to semen quality and methods of collection.


Deoxy-4-decarboxamido-oxytocin and deamino-deoxy-4-decarboxamido-oxytocin.


Effect of long-term administration of Ortho-Novum on the ovary, thyroid, and liver of the chicken.


Uterine perforation with the Margulies spiral.


The use of intrauterine contraceptive devices during the immediate postpartum period (preliminary report).


Arrest of development and dandy-walker malformation.


Variants of myotonic dystrophy in pre-adolescent life (the syndrome of myotonic dysembryoplasia).


Histochemical demonstration of pyruvate oxidase and alpha-ketoglutarate oxidase.


Abnormal lactation: experimental production of physiologic hypothalamic lesions in sheep.


A comparison of human placental lactogen (HPL) and human growth hormone (HGH) in hypopituitary patients.


Increased iron-59 absorption in patients with hepatic cirrhosis.


Sensitivity of bremsstrahlung activation analysis for iodine determination.


Conversion of alcohol to ethyl esters of fatty acids by the lactating goat.


Effects of continuous exposure of 0.8 ppm NO2 on respiration of rats.


Fetal synthesis of Hc', a component of mouse complement.


The suppression of A2 influenza in children by the chemoprophylactic use of Amantadine.


Individuality in children, its importance to the pediatrician.


Treatment of burns in young children.

Treatment of burns in young children.


The Children's Hospital Medical Center, Boston, Mass.


The determination of estrogen and progesterone metabolites in urine in pregnancy by gas chromatography.


Microcapillary technic for red blood cell osmotic fragility.


The role of the fetus and placenta in maintenance of plasma progesterone.


Maternal glucose loading in the management of fetal distress.


Analytical bias in studies of pregnancy outcome.


Oxyhemoglobin dissociation characteristics of human and sheep maternal and fetal blood.


Comparative study of the karyotypes of several species in carnivora including the giant panda (Ailuropoda melanoleuca).


The onset of senescence.

The onset of senescence.


Structure and biological activity of steroids. I. The hydrogen-bonding properties of halogenohydrins in the t-butylcyclohexane and steroid series.


Studies of heterocyclic compounds. IV. Electropholic substitution of 6-methylpyrrolo[2,1-b]thiazole.


Preparation and derivatives of poly-(6-O-methacryloyl-D-galactose) and poly-(6-O-acryloyl-D-galactose).


Polysaccharides of soy-beans. II. Fractionation of hull cell-wall polysaccharides and the ructure of a xylan.


The preparation and properties of some derivatives of N-methylazepine.


The high-resolution mass spectra of bisbenzyltetrahydroisoquinoline alkaloids. The structure of hayatin.


Pyrrolizidine alkaloids. The biosynthesis of echimidinic acid.


The hydroxylation of some 2,3-unsaturated glycopyranosides.


Syntheses of heterocyclic compounds. XIV. Oxazoles from the pyrolysis of aryl azides in a mixture of a carboxylic and polyphosphoric acid.


Steroid amines. 3. 3-Aminoandrostane derivatives.


Fluorocarbohydrates. XIV. Reaction of N-(2-chloro-1,1,2-trifluoroethyl)diethylamine with some O-isopropylidene sugars.


Cyclic organophosphorus compounds as possible pesticides. I. 1,3,2-Dioxaphospholans.


Cyclic organophosphorus compounds as possible pesticides. II. 1,3,2-Dioxaphosphorinans.


The effect of urea on the biological activity of pituitary gonadotrophins.


The effect of exogenous hormones on aggressive and defensive behaviour in the ring dove (Streptopelia risoria).


The effect of urea on the biological activity of gonadotrophins of placental, endometrial and urinary origin.


Comparison of the milk-ejecting protencies of oxytocin and deamino-oxytocin in lactating women.


The uptake in vivo of [1,2-3-H]progesterone by the brain and genital tract of the rat.


A sensitive and specific enzymatic isotopic assay for tissue histamine.


The flow and lipoid composition of thoracic duct lymph in the grazing cow. 1. A technique is described for the collection of thoracic duct lymph from the grazing cow.2. The effects of continuing drainage of lymph were overcome by establishing an exteriorized lymphatico-venous shunt from which lymph and blood samples were obtained when required. The shunt functioned satisfactorily for periods of 10, 14 and 28 days in the three cows.3. The rate of lymph flow and concentration of lipids in the lymph were low during and immediately after the operation. Higher sustained levels of flow of 1.37 +/- 0.43 (S.D.), 1.88 +/- 0.40 (S.D.) and 1.90 +/- 0.45 (S.D.) 1./hr, for the dry and two lactating cows respectively, were observed during the period 3-9 days after the operation.4. More than 200% of the volume and 100% of the protein of the blood plasma compartment passed through the thoracic duct each day.5. Chlyomicron triglyceride comprised 50-70% and phospholipid 20% of the total lipid in lymph.6. The results indicated that at least 200 and 400 g of esterified fatty acid were transported daily in the lymph of the dry and lactating cows respectively.


Hypertension in pregnancy: a new look.

Hypertension in pregnancy: a new look.


Genetic transmission of radiation-induced physiological depression in the domestic fowl.


The management of metabolic acidosis in the paediatric age-group.


Molecular basis of interferon action: inhibition of viral RNA translation.


Transmission of a tobacco necrosis virus by Olpidium brassicae.


Production of wound-tumor virus and wound-tumor soluble antigen in the insect vector.


Immunoelectrophoretic analysis of vaccinia virus.


Hypnosis of the deaf mentally ill: a clinical study.


Some observations on nasal pH.

Some observations on nasal pH.


Pressure differences and obstruction of left-ventricular outflow.


The mechanism of the intraventricular pressure gradient in idiopathic hypertrophic subaortic stenosis.


Ventricular volume studies in a patient with hypertrophic subaortic stenosis.


The electrocardiogram in muscular subaortic stenosis. Effect of a left septal incision and right bundle-branch block.


Bacterial endocarditis in a patient with idiopathic hypertrophic subaortic stenosis.


Left ventricular performance during muscular exercise in patients with and without cardiac dysfunction.


A luteolytic action of prolactin in hypophysectomized rats.


Gonadotrophin content of pituitary glands of testosterone-sterilized rats.


Effects of luteinizing hormones on glucose-6-phosphate and 20-alpha-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase activities in superovulated rat ovaries.


A chemical and histochemical study on the significance of the nonspecific esterase activity in the adult rat testis.


Observations on the ultrastructure of luteal cells from PMS and PMS-HCG treated immature rats.


Stimulation of estrogen secretion from normal rat corpora lutea by luteinizing hormone.


Cytochemical study of delta-5-3-beta-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase in testicular cells grown in vitro.


Synergisms and antagonisms of estrogens and progesterone in a mouse uterine bio-assay.


Vaginal-cervical vibration: a simple and effective method for the induction of pseudopregnancy in the rat.


Effect of neonatal administration of testosterone propionate upon mammary gland growth in female rats.


FSH-induced ovulation in the immature rat.


Inhibition of estrogen-induced precocious ovulation by pentobarbital in the rat.


Factors affecting luteal regulation following parabiosis in the rat.


Maintenance of pregnancy by reserpine in the absence of dietary protein.


Temperature effect on uterine weight response to estrone and estradiol in adrenalectomized and intact rats.


Facilitative action of progesterone in the induction of ovulation by oestrogen.


The intranuclear localization of [6,7-3H]-oestradiol-17-beta in dimethylbenzanthracene-induced rat mammary adenocarcinoma and other tissues.


The placental transfer of hexoses and polyols in the guinea-pig, as shown by umbilical perfusion of the placenta. 1. Experiments involving polyol and sugar transfer across the guineapig placenta have been described.2. Regarding the former, sorbitol, dulcitol and mannitol are all transferred at approximately the same rate and more slowly than meso-inositol. Erythritol is not transferred.3. Concerning the hexose transfers, glucose and galactose are transferred at approximately the same rate and more rapidly than fructose.4. With regard to glucose transfer, there appears to be a mechanism with the following properties: (a) It tends towards saturation under certain conditions. (b) It favours saturation rather than diffusion kinetics for forward flows. (c) It exhibits competition with fructose and with galactose. Glucose/galactose competition has been used to demonstrate uphill transport by counterflow. (d) Competitive inhibition by phlorrhizin or phloretin could not be demonstrated.


The relationship between ovulation and the changes in thyroid gland activity that occur during the oestrous cycle in rats, mice and hamsters. 1. When ovulation is prevented by the injection of pentobarbitone on the day of pro-oestrus in female rats, the expected increases in thyroid-serum concentration ratio (T/S ratio) for (131)I and in the uptake of (113)I by the thyroid on the day of oestrus do not occur.2. Ovulation induced by human chorionic gonadotrophin or ovine luteinizing hormone in rats treated with pentobarbitone at pro-oestrus is not associated with an increase in T/S ratio or (131)I uptake at oestrus.3. These results support the view that it is the neuro-endocrine changes at the hypothalamic or pituitary level that lead to ovulation rather than changes in the pattern of ovarian steroid secretion before or at ovulation that are responsible for the increased thyroid activity at oestrus in the female rat.4. Experimental evidence of an increase in thyroid activity after ovulation in mice and hamsters also supports this view.


The effect of autoclaving sesame meal on its phytic acid content and on the availability of its zinc to the chick.


Mitral regurgitation in idiopathic hypertrophic subaortic stenosis.


Depletion of DDT from commercial layers.


The effect of protein source in the diet on Zn absorption and excretion by chickens.


A sex-linked respiratory defect in chickens.


Pharmacology and toxicology of rifamide.


Chronic toxicity of two food colors, brilliant blue FCF and indigotine.


Systemic lupus erythematosus presenting with urticaria and hair loss.


Family planning as a part of maternal health services in a metropolitan health department.


Chronology of nucleic acid synthesis in meiosis of the male Chinese hamster.


Protein requirements of growing-finishing cattle and lambs.


Requirements for glucose and amino acids in defined media for chick embryos.


Effect of dietary fat, protein and cholesterol on atherosclerosis in swine.


The relationship of the rate of intrauterine growth of infants of low birth weight to mortality, morbidity, and congenital anomalies.


Lactate dehydrogenase isoenzymes in malignant tissues.


A new sterilizing and hereditary defect (the "Dag defect") located in the bull sperm tail.


Influence of mitotic activity on neurulation movements.


Blood copper-levels in sheep in relation to genetic factors, parity and previous swayback history.


Trhombophlebitis: etiology and diagnosis.


The prevalence of antibodies against selected zoonotic diseases in abattoir workers.


Tumour ploidy and prognosis in carcinomas of the bladder and prostate.


Carcinoma of the seminal vesicle in the mouse.


Multiple enzyme studies in the vaginal fluid in relation to benign and malignant gynaecological conditions.


The effect of ovariectomy on the protein and nucleic acid content of rat mammary tumours, induced by 9, 10-dimethyl-1,2-benzanthracene.


Effects of a synthetic antigonadotrophin (2-amino,5-nitrothiazole) on growth of experimental testicular teratomas.


The elbow dysplasias in the dog.

The elbow dysplasias in the dog.


Uterine adenocarcinoma with metastasis in the cow.


Clinico-pathologic conference.

Clinico-pathologic conference.


Beta-aryl-alpha-oxoglutaric acids.

Beta-aryl-alpha-oxoglutaric acids.


Neurohypophysial hormones of the South American lungfish Lepidosiren paradoxa.


The regulation of pinocytosis in mouse macrophages. I. Metabolic requirements as defined by the use of inhibitors. A method is described to study the formation of pinocytic vesicles in cultivated mouse macrophages. Vesicles which arise in the peripheral cytoplasm and are in transit to the centrosphere region are enumerated by the phase-contrast microscopy of glutaraldehyde-fixed cells. Under these conditions there is a prompt reversible response of vesicle formation to calf serum factors in the external environment. The reduction of pinosome formation by a variety of metabolic inhibitors was then studied in a medium containing 50% newborn calf serum. Inhibitors of both glycolysis and respiration reduced vesicle formation to low levels. This influence was most striking with cyanide, antimycin A, and anaerobiosis. This indicates an important contribution of an intact respiratory pathway in pinocytosis. Both 2,4-dinitrophenol and oligomycin inhibited vesicle formation at low concentrations. These data suggest a central role of ATP as an energy source for vesicle formation. Inhibitors of protein synthesis, such as puromycin and p-fluorophenylalanine, produced a prompt reduction in vesicle formation. The action of p-fluorophenylalanine was effectively reversed with L-phenylalanine. Actinomycin D depressed pinocytosis to low levels at concentrations of 0.1 to 0.003 microg/ml. This effect was observed only after a 120 min lag phase. A 10 degrees C reduction in ambient temperature lowered vesicle counts to 30% of control preparations at 37 degrees C.


The eosinophilic leukocyte. Fine structure studies of changes in the uterus during the estrous cycle. This study has presented the fine structure changes in the eosinophilic leukocyte in the rat uterus during the estrous cycle. Eosinophils were seen to emigrate into the uterine connective tissues from the blood stream. Just prior to, during estrus, and 1 day postestrus, eosinophilic leukocytes underwent lysis releasing their contents into the extracellular spaces and both whole eosinophils and individual granules from lysed cells were ingested by resident macrophages. No phagocytic activity by eosinophils was observed. The possible relationship of the turnover of eosinophils to the profound morphologic and chemical changes in the uterus during the estrous cycle was discussed.


Rapidly labeled nuclear and cytoplasmic renal RNA. Much of the RNA in mouse kidneys is not recovered when they are extracted with phenol-SDS at 60 degrees C. Better recovery is achieved by extracting in hypertonic buffer with phenol-SDS, chloroform, and isoamyl alcohol after treatment with DNase. 1. Among the polydisperse RNA in the renal nuclei are small amounts of 45S RNA and large amounts of 32S RNA; the latter first appear when 18S RNA is detectable in the cytoplasm 10 min after administration of undine-H(3). 2. In the cytoplasm rapidly labeled 18S RNA is transported as part of a 45S particle to which mRNA is attached. 3. Compared to HeLa cells in culture, normal mouse kidney is poor in the polydisperse nuclear precursors of rRNA and rich in the cytoplasmic polydisperse RNA that sediments like mRNA.


Antibody formation by single cells from lymph nodes and efferent lymph of sheep. The antibody-forming cells which appear in the popliteal lymph node and efferent lymph of the sheep following immunization with boiled Salmonella have been studied by light and electron microscopy. Cells were incubated in monolayers with target erythrocytes sensitized with bacterial lipopolysaccharide. Three types of interaction between a proportion of the lymph cells and the erythrocytes surrounding them have been shown to indicate antibody formation: plaque-formation, immuno-cyto-adherence, and localized agglutination. At the peak of the response, 4 days after antigenic stimulation approximately 1 cell in every 200 from lymph node suspensions produces detectable specific antibody, while up to 1 cell in 20 in the lymph is active. For light microscope examination, individual antibody-forming cells were smeared in serum and stained with Leishman's stain. For electron microscopy, a number of active cells were clumped with antiserum to form a specimen of convenient size, then sectioned. Most of the active cells from efferent lymph are large and basophilic, while a small proportion are blastlike. These cells contain abundant free ribosomes and very little endoplasmic reticulum. In the node only, an additional class of antibody-forming plasma cells is found which have considerable amounts of endoplasmic reticulum in their cytoplasm.


Structure-activity correlation of the lethality and central effects of selected cardiac glycosides.


The effect of various substances on the efflux of labeled catecholamines from the uterus of the rat.


Inhibition of contraction and calcium exchange-ability in rat uterus by local anesthetics.


Producing food without soil.

Producing food without soil.


Effects of acute ethanol intoxication on hepatic protein synthesis.


Nine years' experience with tolbutamide in the treatment of diabetes.


IMicroradiography of the rabbit's hepatic microcirculation. The similarity of the hepatic portal and pulmonary arterial circulations.


A catenary analysis of the maxillary dental arch during human embryogenesis.


Lack of evidence that inactivation of the mouse X-chromosome is incomplete.


Peripheral arterial occlusion following traumatic intimal rupture.


The epidemiological significance of Ixodes persulcatus P. Sch. males in Russian spring-summer tick-borne encephalitis.


Visceral actinomycosis. Report on 6 cases with special reference to aureomycin treatment.


The location of Cattanach's translocation in the X-chromosome linkage map of the mouse.


Experimental infection of the mole with tick-borne encephalitis virus.


Phospholipase A in Corynebacterium pyogenes hominis.


Attempt to elaborate a new laboratory test for evaluation of the immunogenic efficiency of typhoid vaccines.


Diagnostic possibilities of utilizing precipitation in agar for the identification of Histoplasma capsulatum, Coccidioides immitis, Blastomyces dermatitidis and Paracoccidioides brasiliensis.


The value of deep venous resection (Bauer's popliteal resection) for deep venous insufficiency.


Results of elective portacaval anastomosis in 51 patients with portal cirrhosis and bleeding oesophageal varices.


Live measles vaccine prepared in dog kidney cells. I. Preparation and control of the vaccine.


Cystic mucoid degeneration of the popliteal artery.


Acetylcholine released from cerebral cortex in relation to state of activation.


Cerebrospinal fluid as a culture medium for human brain tumors.


Measurement of the pain threshold determined by electrical stimulation and its clinical application. I. Method and factors possibly influencing the pain threshold.


The management of occlusion and stenosis of the internal carotid artery.


Migraine and cerebrovascular disease.

Migraine and cerebrovascular disease.


Total gastrectomy followed by massive intestinal resection. Report of a case.


Bell's palsy--two disease entities?

Bell's palsy--two disease entities?


Cerebrospinal fluid dynamic diagnosis of spinal block V. Uniform lumbar electromanometrics.


Cytologic and cytochemical studies of neuroglia. IV. Experimentally induced protoplasmic astrocytosis in the Bergmann glia of cerebellum.


Arterial bruits in cerebrovascular disease. A follow-up study.


On the natural history of late infantile cerebromacular degeneration.


An enzyme study of the myocardium in Friedreich's ataxia.


Crude or refined intrinsic factor in preparations for the oral treatment of pernicious anaemia.


The epidemiology of Trypanosoma rhodesiense sleeping sickness in Alego location, Central Nyanza, Kenya. I. Evidence that cattle may act as reservoir hosts of trypanosomes infective to man.


Trypanosoma cruzi in the saliva of beagle puppies.


Portal hypertension in tricuspid disease.


Congenital aortic stenosis.

Congenital aortic stenosis.


Bovine arterial disease. I. Localization of lipids in the abdominal aorta in relation to bovine atherosclerosis.


Bovine arterial disease. II. Lipid distribution and pattern in abdominal aorta with and without naturally occurring gross lesions.


Hemangioma-thrombocytopenia syndrome associated with microangiopathic hemolytic anemia.


A central-nervous-system reaction to distrubances in ruminant digestion.


Blood volumes and body: venous hematocrit ratio in cattle.


Cerebellar hypoplasia and degeneration in a foal.


Factors influencing the toxicity of forages that contain nitrate when fed to cattle.


Comparison of the characteristics of staphylococci isolated from the bovine udder with signs of infection.


The effects of human chorionic gonadotrophin on ovulation, length of estrus, and fertility in the mare.


Fluid and electrolyte studies in the horse. I. Blood values in 100 normal horses.


The permeability to water of the cuticles of some adult water bugs.


Phosphorylase activity in megakaryocytes.


Animal diseases associated with autoxidation of dietary fat.


Pesticide residues in fat-containing foods and in human fat.


Foetal heart rate monitoring--present lessons and future developments.


Influence of immunization with luteinizing hormone upon the anterior pituitary-gonad system of rats and rabbits, with special reference to histological changes and biosynthesis of luteinizing hormone and steroids.


Ovarian follicular development and pituitary FSH and LH content in the pregnant rat.


Bioconversion of steroids in immature rat testes in vitro.


Effects of x-irradiation on antibody formation to ovine luteinizing hormone (NIH-LH) in rats.


Absence of anti-Tj-a-like hemolysin in pregnant aborters in Budapest.


Stimulation in vitro by adenosine-3',5'-cyclic monophosphate of steroidogenesis in rat testis.


Histochemical and functional relationships of catecholamines in adrenergic nerve endings. I. Participation of granular vesicles.


Anti-Lu-b and mild hemolytic disease of the newborn: a case report.


Effects of mecamylamine on avoidance conditioning and maze learning of mice.


Case records of the Massachusetts General Hospital. Case 50-1966.


Pharmacology of a new neuroplegic compound N,N'-di(piperidino-methyl)-3,3'-diindolyl-methane.


Primitive bulbus cordis and idiopathic hypertrophic subaortic stenosis in man.


Regulation of mammary nucleic acid content by various suckling intensities.


Catecholamine-induced redistribution of blood flow in the unanesthetized rat.


The utilization of flavonoid compounds by yeasts and yeast-like fungi.


Lipids of Pullularia pullulans.

Lipids of Pullularia pullulans.


The umbilicoportal approach for the study of splanchnic circulation: technical, radiological and hemodynamic considerations.


Permeability of Ehrlich ascites cells to folic acid, aminopterin, and amethopterin.


The interconversion of lactate and pyruvate and its effect on the apparent oxidative decarboxylation of these substrates in normal tissue and ascites tumor cells.


Colitis of boxer dogs.

Colitis of boxer dogs.


Diabetes mellitus, cirrhosis, duodenal ulcer, and neoplasms in a dog.


A syndrome in the dog resembling human infantile autism.


Lesions of epididymides and testes from infertile bulls.


Conclusions and recommendations of the panel of the symposium on canine distemper immunization.


Case records of the Angell Memorial Animal Hospital.


What is your diagnosis?

What is your diagnosis?


Dynamics of the lower  urinary tract: a method of study.


A study of the hydrodynamics of the female urethra. I. Experiments with models.


A study of the hydrodynamics of the female urethra. 2. Static pressure profile measurements.


Urethral-hymenal fusion.

Urethral-hymenal fusion.


Several aspects of vertical transmission of Moloney virus.


Benign pulmonary metastasis from hydatidiform mole. Report of a case.


Inhibition of the ciliostatic effect of cigarette smoke by oxolamine citrate.


Murine myeloma in tissue culture. I. Light and electron microscopy and autoradiography.


The mechanism of induction of ovarian tumors in the mouse by 7,12-dimethylbenz-[alpha]anthracene. I. Effect of steroid hormones and carcinogen concentration in vivo.


The mechanism of induction of ovarian tumors in the mouse by 7,12-dimethylbenz-[a]anthracene. II. Experiments on ovarian tumor induction in organ culture.


Cancer of corpus uteri in premenopausal siblings.


Surgical infiltration of pressor drugs and their interaction with volatile anaesthetics.


The role of carotenoids and vitamin A in encephalomalacia.


Pancreatic amylase in chickens fed on soya-bean diets.


S-triazolopyrimidines. IV. Synthesis as potential therapeutic agents.


A vitamin-A aldehyde-tricarbonyliron adduct.


Peptides. 23. Experiments on the oxidation of thiostrepton.


Effect of SU4885 on the production of oestrogens in the rat ovary.


Interaction of gonadal and thyroid control of pituitary hypertrophy.


Interstitial cell-stimulating hormone-releasing activity of hypothalamic extracts in the dog.


The pretreatment of animals in the ovarian cholesterol depletion test for luteinizing hormone.


Alkaline phosphatase and beta-glucuronidase activity in the rat uterus during early pregnancy.


The enhancement of follicle-stimulating hormone activity by N-acetylneuraminic acid.


Effects of Cannabis sativa (Marihuana) on the fighting behavior of mice.


The effects of some psychotropic drugs on conditioned avoidance and aggressive behaviors.


Monoamine oxidase activity in various parts of the rat brain during the estrous cycle. The activity of monoamine oxidase was estimated in the hypothalamus, amygdala, and frontal cortex of adult female rats during the estrous cycle. Enzymatic activity in all three areas of brain was at its lowest during the diestrus phase of the estrous cycle and progressively increased to its highest during estrus. Throughout the estrous cycle the greatest activity of monoamine oxidase was found in the hypothalamus, as compared with the other brain areas. The significance of the activity is discussed.


Isozymes of aldolase.

Isozymes of aldolase. A new method of starch-gel electrophoresis using a technique of staining dependent on enzyme activity has been employed to demonstrate the isozymes of aldolase from a variety of human, rat, and frog tissues. Five of these isozymes were detected in man, seven in the rat, and at least four in the frog. The abilities of these isozymes to cleave fructose-1 ,6-diphosphate and fructose-1-phosphate were compared.


Arrested protein synthesis in polysomes of cultured chick embryo cells. Cells deprived of serum synthesize proteins at a reduced rate; when serum is restored the rate returns to normal. The polysomes do not dissociate, but show reduced incorporation of amino acid in vitro, and are less responsive to polyuridylic acid than are those from normal cells.


Deoxyribonucleic acid in germinal vesicles of oocytes of Rana pipiens. The amount of DNA isolated from germinal vesicles of Rana pipiens oocytes is similar to that isolated from whole unfertilized eggs, and this suggests that oocyte nuclei are the source ofmuch of the DNA obtained from whole eggs. Fluorometric determinations of the isolated DNA show the presence of 0.004 microgram of DNA equivalents per germinal vesicle. Similar values were obtained by estimations from comparisons of the cesium chloride densitygradient profiles of sample DNA and a known amount of reference DNA from Pseudomonas aeruginosa. The buoyant density of DNA prepared from isolated germinal vesicles is the same as that of frog-liver DNA, 1.706 grams per cubic centimeter, as determined by equilibrium sedimentation in a cesium chloride density gradient.


Multiple polyposis, polyp regression, and carcinoma of the colon.


Cultivation of sheep abortion virus in tissue culture of tortoise lung (Testudo graeca).


Acoustical hazards of children's "toys".


A note on the selective toxicity of vincristine sulfate on chick-embryo sensory ganglia in tissue culture.


Four cases of congenital malformation of the heart in a litter of eleven dogs.


Canine ranulas, salivary mucoceles and branchial cysts.


Dermoid sinus in the Rhodesian Ridgeback.


A case of Hodgkin's disease associated with cryptococcosis in a dog.


Serum bilirubin level in full-term and premature infants after exchange transfusions.


Muscular subaortic stenosis. Reversibility with varying cardiac cycle length.


Metastatic choriocarcinoma of the lung. Invasion of pulmonary veins with extension into the left atrium and mitral orifice.


A whole blood dilution test for coagulability.


Evans' syndrome and pregnancy.

Evans' syndrome and pregnancy.


Placental influence on uterine activity in the cow.


Quantitative characterization of uterine vascular permeability changes with estrogen.


Effect of heart rate and ouabain on action of calcium on atrial contractions.


Report of the National Commission on Community Health Services--next steps.


Veterinary clinical data: an epidemiologic research resource.


Some approaches to family planning counseling in local health departments: a survey of Public Health nurses and physicians.


Attitudes and knowledge relevant to family planning among New Orleans Negro women.


Estimation of family planning assistance available to low-income patients through hospital obstetric and gynecology services.


The medical, social, and educational implications of the increase in out-of-wedlock births.


Alienation as a deterrent to well-child supervision.


Day care for the mentally retarded as a part of local health services in Maryland.


Health personnel in the Soviet Union: achievements and problems.


Dental care for the shut-in patient: a workable solution.


Monitoring technics for environmental surveys of hospitals.


Excess mortality as an indicator of health effects of air pollution.


The training of sanitary engineers and other environmental health specialists in Latin America.


Summary and conclusions of the conference on medical uses of radium and radium substitutes.


The Karolinska studies of twins.

The Karolinska studies of twins.


Teratogenesis of craniofacial malformations in animals. IV. Chromosomal anomalies associated with congenital malformations of the central nervous system in sheep.


Enzootic pneumonia of pigs: growth and behaviour of the causal mycoplasma in liquid media.


The influence of temperature on the water exchange in amphibian eggs and embryos.


Na transport across frog skin at low external Na concentrations.


Occurrence of Amanita toxins in American collections of deadly amanitas.


The sellar index--a relationship between the area of the sella turcica and the lateral area of the skull.


Haemangioblastomas of the spinal cord.

Haemangioblastomas of the spinal cord.


Intracavitary radiation probe.

Intracavitary radiation probe.


A meningeal artery in the falx cerebelli.


Absorption, distribution and metabolism of dimethylsulfoxide in the rat, rabbit and guinea pig.


Enhancement of H-3-norepinephrine uptake in rat tissues by O-methylated metabolites of catecholamines.


The use of tritiated phenoxybenzamine for investigating receptors.


Longer survival time of rats fed oxidized vegetable oils.


Detection of a kinin substance in the testis of guinea pigs after induced allergic orchitis.


Metabolic and endocrine function in whirler mice.


Effect of oxytocin upon litter weight gain in rats.


Delayed implantation in gonadotropin-treated immature rats.


A singularly long-acting ether of testosterone.


Progesterone biosynthesis in perfused corpora lutea.


Autointerference of rabies virus in chick embryo fibroblasts.


Reestablishment of ovarian periodicity after transplantation to the Syrian hamster cheek pouch.


Effect of graded levels of lactogenic hormone upon mammary gland growth and lactation in rats.


On some little-known and new species of the genera Philometra and Skrjabillanus from fishes in Hungary.


Life-history of Philometra ovata (Zeder, 1803) and Ph. Rischta Skrjabin, 1917.


Failure of phytohaemagglutinin to effect epidermal DNA synthesis.


Immunological responses of the mammalian host against tapeworm infections. IV. Species specificity of hexacanth embryos in protecting sheep against Echinococcus granulosus.


A rapid method for the assay of plasma estriol in pregnancy.


Comparison of spontaneous loss of catecholamines and ATP in vitro from isolated bovine adrenomedullary, vesicular gland, vas deferens and splenic nerve granules.


Food poisoning and the deep freeze.

Food poisoning and the deep freeze.


Odd skin infections.

Odd skin infections.


Paediatrics and child psychiatry.

Paediatrics and child psychiatry.


Structures occurring in aging serum. II.


Radiation-induced mitotic delay in sea urchin eggs treated with puromycin and actinomycin D.


Hematopoietic response to experimental chronic alcoholism.


Steric effects in the mass spectra of aporphine alkaloids.


The chemotherapy of schistosomiasis. 8. 2-carboxy- and 2-carbamoyl-4-aminophenyl ethers.


Compounds related to the steroid hormones. XVII. An improved method of preparation of 21-acetoxy-17-hydroxy-16-beta-methyl-5-alpha-pregn-9-ene-3,20-dione.


Compounds related to the steroid hormones. 18. Reaction of 16-alpha,17-alpha-epoxy-16-beta-methyl-5-alpha-pregnan-20-ones with boron trifluoride.


Umbilical vein angiography.

Umbilical vein angiography.


Typing of brucella with Hungarian phage strains.


The development of induced cervicovaginal carcinoma in intact and estrogen-treated, castrated mice studied by histochemical and enzyme histochemical methods.


Control mechanisms in ribonucleic acid synthesis.


One hospital's experience in training underprivileged youths.


Alkaloids of Uncaria pteropoda. Isolation and structures of pteropodine and isopteropodine.


Purines, pyrimidines, and imidazoles. XXV. Some chemical reactions and interconversions of intermediates in the sequence of biosynthesis de novo of purine nucleotides leading to imidazole nucleotides.


Heterocyclic N-oxides. IV. A general route to 2-n-alkyl-3,4-dihydro-3-oxoquinoxalines and their 1-oxides.


Phenol oxidation and biosynthesis. XI. The structure of stebisimine and the biosynthesis of epistephanine.


Polypeptides. XIV. The synthesis of some oligopeptides containing lysine and glutamic acid residues.


Steroids. XXVII. Modification of 14-alpha-methyl group in 4,414-alpha-trimethylsteroids.


A histochemical study on the glycogen synthesizing enzyme in the myometrium of the pregnant and pseudopregnant rat.


Diurnal component in the response by the mouse to gonadotrophin.


The effect of cold shock and deep-freezing on the concentration of major cations in spermatozoa.


The metabolism of glucose, fructose, acetate, lactate and pyruvate by ram, bull, dog and rabbit spermatozoa.


Observations on the acidophil cells of the adenohypophysis in pregnant and lactating rabbits.


Biochemical changes in rat testis during postnatal maturation.


An effect of bovine seminal plasma on the impedance change frequency of epididymal spermatozoa collected from the living bull.


The sexual cycle of a seasonally breeding mammal,the roebuck (Capreolus capreolus).


Free carbohydrates in seminal plasma and sperm cells of semen of fowl.


Free amino acids in the semen of the fowl and the turkey.


Tentative identification of plasma, ovarian and placental oestrogens in the guinea-pig.


The effect of plastic devices in the uterine lumen on pregnancy and parturition in the rabbit.


Enzyme changes in rat testis produced by the administration of busulphan and of 7,12-dimethylbenz(alpha)anthracene.


Transport of oestrogens in semen to the female rat during mating and its effect on fertility.


Effect of hysterectomy on the life-span of corpora lutea induced artificially in progesterone-treated ewes.


Frequency and extent of delayed implantation in lactating rats and mice.


The effect of reducing the number of embryos during early stages of gestation on the maintenance of pregnancy in the pig.


Steroid therapy for idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura during pregnancy.


Anaphase delay after inhibition of protein synthesis between late prophase and prometaphase. The relationship between protein synthesis and mitosis was studied in Physarum polycephalum, a plasmodial slime mold whose nuclear divisions are synchronous. Results of studies with actidione (cycloheximide), an inhibitor of protein synthesis, indicated that the essential structural proteins for mitosis and nuclear reconstruction were completed prior to the dissolution of the nucleolus in prophase. Proteins that determine the duration of the transition from metaphase to nuclear reconstruction were synthesized from late prophase to prometaphase. It is proposed that these proteins are concerned with the transformation of chemical energy into the mechanical work of mitosis.


Localization of alpha-methylnorepinephrine in sympathetic nerve fibers of the pineal body.


A study of cilia and connective tissue in normal and hyperplastic nasal mucous membrane.


Resistance to a chemosterilant, metepa, in Aedes aegypti mosquitoes.


Cerebral blood flow studies in middle cerebral and internal carotid artery occlusion.


Ctenoids in healthy youths. Controlled study of 14- and 6-per-second positive spiking.


Brain scanning in nontumorous conditions.


Investigations into the influence of the central nervous system on the pituitary-thyroid axis.


Angiographic investigations on the reactivity of the cerebral vessels to cold stress in cerebrovascular disease.


The effect of diphenylhydantoin on nerve conduction velocity.


Chromatographic analysis of cholesterol esters in fetal brain serum and spinal fluid.


Intracranial aneurysms associated with bacterial meningitis.


A quantitative protozoan bio-assay method for determining venom potencies.


Snake venoms and catalase and peroxidase activities.


Evaluation of renal function in malnutrition.


Surgery of the mitral and aortic valves.


Chromosome abnormalities in lymphatic leukemia in cattle.


Tranquillizers in pregnancy and behavioural effects on the offspring.


3,2,1: A,B,C sub-unit hypothesis for the alpha-chains of tropocollagen.


Radiation induced mitotic delay in spermatogenesis of Drosophila melanogaster.


Procedures for maximum production of exoerythrocytic stages of Plasmodium fallax in tissue culture.


Studies in helminth enzymology. V. An aminopeptidase of Ascaris suum which hydrolyzes L-leucyl-beta-naphthylamide.


Summed evoked responses using pure-tone stimuli.


Heat fractionation of urine lactic acid dehydrogenase and combined cytopathologic evaluation in the diagnosis of cancer of the urinary tract.


Effects of hypoxia and acidity on the initiation of breathing in the fetal lamb at term.


Surveillance of congenital anomalies in Missouri, 1953-1964.


Cerebral hemangioblastoma. Case report.

Cerebral hemangioblastoma. Case report.


Endometriosis within the sheath of the sciatic nerve. Report of two patients with progressive paralysis.


Localized haemorrhagic cystitis: a report of two cases.


The place of splenectomy in haematological disorders: the value of 51Cr techniques.


The ovarial enzymes hydrolysing L-leucyl- and DL-alanyl-beta-naphthylamide.


Varieties of cancerogenesis.

Varieties of cancerogenesis.


Estrogen pharmacology. IV. Studies of the structural basis for estrogen-induced impairment of liver function.


Regenerative changes and spermatic granulomas in the rat testis after treatment with DL-ethionine.


Testicular XO-XY mosaicism in a phenotypic female with XY sex chromosomes in other tissues.


The effects of treatment with gonadotrophins or with oestrogen on the thyroid gland of the immature rat.


The metabolism of testosterone by tissue from normal and neoplastic mouse breast.


Endocrine control of endometrial sensitivity during the induction of the decidual cell reaction in the mouse.


Dissociation of trophoblastic giant cell transformation from implantation of mouse blastocysts.


Intra-uterine pressure changes during pregnancy and parturition in rabbits.


Medical termination of pregnancy bill. Views of the British Medical Association and the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists.


Preservation of functional corpora lutea in the rat by estrogen treatment.


MSH activity in pituitary glands of rats treated with tranquilizing drugs.


Inhibition of ovulation by antibiotics.

Inhibition of ovulation by antibiotics.


Effect of progesterone on the level of plasma luteinizing hormone (LH) in normal female rats.


Effects of oral administration of medroxyprogesterone acetate and ethinyl estradiol on the transportation and development of rabbit eggs.


Comparison of amniography and pelvic angiography in the diagnosis of hydatidiform mole.


Acute thyroiditis in a patient with Q fever.


Bancroftrema neoceratodi, gen. et sp. n., a paramphistomatid trematode from the Australian lungfish.


Effects of bacterial endotoxin on rabbit platelets. IV. The divalent ion requirements of endotoxin-induced and immunologically induced platelet injury. The divalent ion requirements of rabbit platelet injury by endotoxin have been defined by the use of various anticoagulant solutions and have been compared to the divalent ion requirements of platelet injury produced by addition of antigen to immune platelet-rich plasma. The endotoxin-platelet interaction takes place in citrated blood. Platelet damage by antigen is inhibited by citrate, but preincubation of antigen and immune platelet-poor plasma in the absence of citrate results in a substance, presumably antigen-antibody complement complex, which then does injure platelets in the presence of citrate. Neither endotoxin nor preincubated antigen injures platelets in the presence of sodium EDTA in concentrations sufficient to interact with all divalent cations present in plasma. These observations have been interpreted by viewing the platelet-endotoxin interaction as a consequence of platelet phagocytosis of endotoxin, a reaction not requiring complement but requiring definite small concentrations of divalent cations. The interaction of antigen and platelets is regarded as a two phase reaction, the first requiring the participation of complement and concentrations of divalent cation larger than those provided in citrated plasma, the second requiring smaller concentrations of divalent cation, no further participation of complement, and active in citrated plasma. This second phase is regarded as representing platelet phagocytosis of immune complexes.


Toxoplasmosis in chickens.

Toxoplasmosis in chickens.


Hydatid disease in the nutria.

Hydatid disease in the nutria.


Viable egg production in Zygocotyle lunata following mono-metacercarial infections.


Effects of Mel W against Litomosoides carinii in Mongolian gerbils.


Ornithodoros capensis (Acarina: Argasidae) infesting sooy tern (Sterna fuscata) nasal cavities.


Inappropriate renal sodium loss reverted by vena cava obstruction.


A method for purifying coccidian oocysts employing clorox and sulfuric acid-dichromate solution.


Influenza: recommendations for immunization. Recommendation of the U.S. Public Health Service Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices. Influenza Vaccine--civilian use--1966-67.


Prematurity as an etiologic factor in cerebral dysfunction.


The prospects for babies of low birth weight and unspecified gestational age.


Cystatbioninuria: study of an infant with normal mentality, thrombocytopenia, and renal calculi.


Preservation of vascular patency as a function of reticuloendothelial clearance.


Hepatic glucronyl transferase activity and bilirubin Tm in pregnancy in the rat.


Oxytocic esterase in rat urine.

Oxytocic esterase in rat urine.


Spontaneous and evoked release of prostaglandins from frog spinal cord.


The renal papilla in calculogenesis of oxamide stones.


Radiological study of electrically induced micturition.


Immunity to Trichostrongylus colubriformis in guinea pigs and lambs.


Differential morphology of Paragonimus kellicotti in North America.


The attachment of protozoan parasites to intestinalepithelial cells of the mouse.


Isolation of native glycogen by combined rate-zonal and isopycnic centrifugation.


Lipid peroxidation in rat tissue particulates separated by zonal centrifugation.


Polysomes from Tetrahymena following pyrimidine deprivation and replacement.


Pulmonary surfactant in the immature infant.


Response of Rana pipens to Salmonella paratyphi antigen.


Methionine metabolism of the myxomycete Physarum polycephalum. Daniel, John W. (University of Wisconsin, Madison), and Karlee Babcock. Methionine metabolism of the myxomycete Physarum polycephalum. J. Bacteriol. 92:1028-1035. 1966.-Previous studies have shown that Physarum polycephalum requires exogenous methionine for growth, but not cysteine, folic acid, or vitamin B(12). Methionine can also serve as the sole source of sulfur for all cellular requirements, without limiting the growth rate. S-methyl-l-cysteine, 2-hydroxy-4-methiol butyric acid, S-adenosyl-l-methionine, and methionine peptides were the only compounds supporting growth, when substituted for methionine. Other methionine analogues, methyl donors in combination with homocysteine, and intermediates of the cystathionine pathway were not active. Ethionine and S-ethyl cysteine were good methionine antagonists. This myxomycete is apparently unable to synthesize the methyl or S-methyl group, although it still appears able to transmethylate, at least from S-methyl cysteine, and probably from S-adenosyl methionine, which can also serve as a source of adenine.


Cleft palate in the horse.

Cleft palate in the horse.


Estrogens in human pregnancy plasma. I. Studies with gas chromatography.


Acute pyogenic spondylitis in infancy. A case report to emphasize the potential risk in lumbar puncture.


A method for the rapid colorimetric assay of total estrins in pregnancy urine.


[The effect of the anti-androgen 1,2-alpha-methylene-6-chloro-delta-4,6-pregnadiene-17-alpha-ol-3,20-dione-17-alpha-acetate (cyproterone acetate) on the development of the mammary glands of male foetal rats].


Localization of 131-I-labelled antibody to relaxin.


Arterial concentration, ovarian secretion and mammary uptake of progesterone in  goats during the reproductive cycle.


Effect of pH on population and fermentation in a continuously cultured rumen ecosystem. The effect of pH on rumen fermentation and microbial population was studied in a continuously cultured rumen ecosystem. A marked decrease in the production of volatile fatty acids and methane from alfalfa hay occurred when the cultures were maintained at pH values below 6.0. The decrease in acetate and methane production was greater than that of propionate production. The culture maintained at pH 6.7 contained the types of bacteria often found in high concentration in the rumen, whereas the culture maintained at pH 5.0 had a high percentage of bacteria which could not be identified with the major rumen bacteria found in rumens of animals fed alfalfa hay. Replacement of the bicarbonate-phosphate buffer used to maintain fermentor pH at 6.7 with phosphate alone did not greatly alter the fermentation products produced from a hay-concentrate substrate.


Role of differential air pressure zones in the control of aerosols in a large animal isolation facility. The uncontrolled transmission of hog cholera in a large animal isolation facility, designed to control the movement of aerosols within and between individual wings of a multiunit building, indicated the need for a critical study of aerosol behavior under existing conditions of operation. Studies with aerosols of Escherichia coli B T3 bacteriophage (T3 coliphage) conclusively demonstrated the impossibility of obtaining the desired control by means of a "static" air balance relationship between adjacent areas within the facility. Modifications needed to provide the desired control of the air-handling system are outlined and discussed.


Fungistatic effects of controlled atmospheres. The fungistatic effects of controlled atmospheres composed of increased CO(2) and decreased O(2) was studied in a manner such that the condition of stored fruit was not a factor in the growth of the fungi. Varying concentrations of O(2) and CO(2) were used. The fungi used were Botrytis alli, Rhizopus nigricans, and Penicillium expansum. The results showed that controlled atmospheres, within the limits of concentrations usable for fruit storage, are effective fungistatic agents.


Viral studies with keratoacanthoma tissue.


Convulsions and sugar transport in brain.


Serum sialic acid level in prostatic carcinoma.


Surgical aspects of idiopathic hypertrophic subaortic stenosis.


Results of surgical treatment of congenital aortic stenosis syndrome in infants and children.


Separation of subcellular components and viruses by combined rate- and isopycnic-zonal centrifugation.


The pathogenesis of secondary midbrain hemorrhages.


Intestinal dipeptidases. 3. Characterization and determination of dipeptidase activity in adult rat intestinal mucosa.


The excretion of urate at various plasma concentrations and during osmotic diuresis in the rabbit.


The biological activities of three metabolites of prostaglandin E 1.


Neoplasms of dysgenetic gonads.

Neoplasms of dysgenetic gonads.


Effects of maternal glucose loading upon induced fetal distress.


Prematurity--the epidemiologic profile of the "high risk" mother.


Heterozygotes for cystinuria.

Heterozygotes for cystinuria.


The post-ovulatory follicles of blackbirds (Agelaius).


Properties of isolated frog liver and kidney nuclei.


The diencephalon of the primitive bony fish Polypterus in the light of the problem of homology.


Electrocardiograms of lambs in selenium deficiency.


Synthesis of a ribonucleic acid virus by the mammalian ovum.


Role of geometry, of size and shape, in the microcirculation.


Changes in a population of hospitalized patients with affective disorders, 1945-1965.


Progress in international smallpox eradication.


A critical examination of the Indian smallpox eradication program.


Smallpox--world changes and implications for eradication.


The epidemiology of rheumatoid arthritis.


Architectural expression of medical care functions. I. Opportunities for collaboration between administrators and architects in the provision of patient care facilities.


Architectural expression of medical care functions. II. Factors which determine hospital design.


Architectural expression of medical care functions. 3. Similarities and differences in hospital design: international trends.


Architectural expression of medical care functions. IV. Planning medical care facilities: present trends and future possibilities.


The change to experience rating in the Michigan Blue Cross plan.


Differences in the costs of nursing service: a statistical study of community hospitals in Massachusetts.


Psychological needs of aged patients at home.


The current status of fetal death registration in the United States.


Combination of log relative risk in retrospective studies of disease.


Radiation accidents--the public's right to know.


A review of cataract extraction under local and general anesthesia at the Massachusetts eye and ear infirmary.


Hypotension and other problems associated with methoxyflurane administration.


Peripheral nerve injuries with anesthesia: a review and report of three cases.


An evaluation of central venous pressure monitoring.


A miniature electrocardiographic oscilloscope.


Effect of vasopressors on direct renal blood flow during halothane anesthesia.


Hydroxyzine during regional anesthesia for the geriatric patient.


Effects of carbon dioxide on actions of d-tubocurarine and gallamine.


Tumor behavior in isolated perfused organs: in vitro growth and metastases of biopsy material in rabbit thyroid and canine intestinal segment.


Effect of temperature on solubility of halothane in human blood and brain tissue homogenate.


Results of a preliminary survey on current treatment of uro-genital tuberculosis.


Endotracheal anesthesia: a rapid method of cuff inflation.


Purification of follicle-stimulating hormone-releasing factor (FSH-RF) from bovine hypothalamus.


Apparatus and appliances, current thinking. 3. Alternating current, the isolation transformer and the differential-transformer pressure transducer.


Influence of norethynodrel on the level of corticosterone in the adrenal glands and blood of rats.


Serial blood volume determinations associated with major cancer surgery.


One year's experience in the anesthetic management of trauma, 1964.


Androgen sterilization produced by intracerebral implants of testosterone in neonatal female rats.


Role of ascorbic acid in testicular degeneration and adrenal hypertrophy in tyrosine-fed rats.


Application of the 32-P gonadotrophin assay: HCG, PMS, and the effect of 6M urea upon these trophins.


Effect of actinomycin D on the estrogen response in uteri of adrenalectomized rats.


A comparative study of serum glutamic pyruvic transaminase changes following anesthesia with halothane, methoxyflurane, and other inhalation agents.


Sickle-cell disease as it relates to anesthesia: report of two cases.


Succinylmonocholine--its inadvertent administration.


Hepatic effects of methoxyflurane in nutritionally deprived dogs.


Interrelationships of the pineal gland, the superior cervical ganglia and the photoperiod in the regulation of the endocrine systems of hamsters.


Studies of hypersensitivity to fish. An evaluation of the indirect basophil degranulation test for the in vitro demonstration of hypersensitivity to fish.


Maternal diabetes and the ears of newborns. Histopathology.


Absence of malignant transformation after weekly irradiation of a mouse spleen cell culture.


Continuous lumbar peridural anesthesia in obstetrics. IV. Comparison of the number of segments blocked in pregnant and nonpregnant subjects.


Chromosomes of L-M mouse cells and variants.


Anesthesia for vaginal delivery of the patient with toxemia of pregnancy.


Diastolic murmur of equine aortic insufficiency.


Mechanical forces and pulmonary vascular conductance.


5-Hydroxytryptamine release into dog intestinal vasculature.


Effect of glucose, pyruvate, and insulin on protein synthesis in explanted mouse uteri.


Effects in vivo and in vitro of sex steroids on rat myometrium.


Role of 'adreno-ephedrine' in the induction of persistent vaginal cornification.


The ductus venosus and the mechanism of its closure.


The effect of splenectomy on the radiation disease of in utero irradiated foetus.


The photoreaction between DNA and the skin-photosensitizing furocoumarins studied using labelled bergapten.


Retroperitoneal fibrosis (Ormond's disease).


Interaction of inactive derivatives of chymotrypsin and trypsin with protein inhibitors.


Pyruvate and propionate metabolism in lactating cows. Effect of butyrate on pyruvate metabolism.


Limitations in the diagnostic value of the voiding cystourethrogram.


Dipylidium infection in a 6-month-old infant.


Psychological model for smoking behavior.


Some dimensions of a model for smoking behavior change.


The economic effect of reduced cigarette consumption on advertising.


Tobacco and American farmers.

Tobacco and American farmers.


The impact of a decline in cigarette smoking on the cigarette industry.


Significance of a decline in cigarette use on tax revenues.


Morbidity in relation to smoking habits: some preliminary findings from the health interview survey.


Surgical pathology in the course of the Nile.


Functional innervation of the lacrimal gland in the cat. Origin of secretomotor fibers in the lacrimal nerve.


Rectal palpation for the estimation of the size of the canine prostate.


Lipid patterns in canine prostatic fluid and serum.


Transport of diamino acids into the Ehrlich cell.


Modes of uptake of benzylamine by the Ehrlich cell.


Physiologic disposition of H3-cyclazocine in nontolerant, tolerant and abstinent dogs.


The structure of the mammary glands and lactogenesis in feminized male rats.


Some antifertility effects of Nilevar (17-alpha-ethyl-19-nortestosterone), a progestational steroid, in the female guinea-pig.


Effects of single ectopic pituitary grafts on the oestrous cycle of the intact mouse.


The stimulation of fertile oestrus in anoestrous Romney ewes. I.


The stimulation of fertile oestrus in anoestrous Romney ewes. II.


Synchronization of oestrus in dairy heifers with 6-alpha-methyl-17-alpha-acetoxy-progesterone and its effect on conception rate.


Prolongation of the functional life of the corpus luteum in sheep with experimental uterine infections.


Revision of the subgenus Brunehaldia Vercammen-Grandjean, 1956. Description of two new species (Trombiculidae: Acarina).


Indian trombiculid mites--re-descriptions of three species and description of a new species of Odontacarus (Acarina, Trombiculidae).


Descriptions of two new and unusual chiggers from West Pakistan (Acarina, Trombiculidae).


Septic shock in obstetrics and gynecology. An evaluation of metaraminol therapy.


Early premature menopause. A report of 6 cases with cytogenetic findings.


Muscular subaortic stenosis: the initial left ventricular inflow tract pressure as evidence of outflow tract obstruction. Two types of intraventricular pressure differences within the left ventricle of man are described. The first is encountered in cases of muscular (or fibrous) subaortic stenosis, in which the outflow tract pressure distal to the stenosis (and proximal to the aortic valve) is low, whereas all pressures recorded in the left ventricle proximal to the stenosis, including that just inside the mitral valve (the initial inflow tract pressure) are high.The second type of intraventricular pressure difference may be recorded in patients without muscular subaortic stenosis when a heart catheter is advanced to the left ventricular wall in such a manner that it becomes imbedded or entrapped by cardiac muscle in systole. Such an entrapped catheter records a high intraventricular pressure that is believed to reflect intramyocardial tissue pressure, which normally exceeds intracavitary pressure. In such cases the initial inflow tract pressure is not high and is precisely equal to the outflow tract systolic pressure, i.e. both are recording intracavity pressure. This type of intramyocardial to intracavitary pressure difference may also be encountered in the left ventricle of dogs.The recent suggestion that intraventricular pressure differences in the left ventricle of cases of muscular subaortic stenosis are due to catheter entrapment by cardiac muscle is refuted by using the initial inflow tract pressure as the means of differentiation between the two types of intraventricular pressure differences outlined.


Synchronization of estrus in dairy goats by progestin impregnated vaginal pessaries.


Three examples of anti-Lub and related data.


Anti-s hemolytic disease: a case report.


Anesthesia in the bovine.

Anesthesia in the bovine.


Hypomagnesemic tetany.

Hypomagnesemic tetany.


Movement of labeled cholesterol between plasma lipoprotein and normal arterial wall across the intimal surface.


Ventricular volume of nonbeating excised dog hearts in the state of elastic equilibrium.


Animal legislation and our program.

Animal legislation and our program.


Some characteristics of transmembrane potentials of AV nodal cells during propagation of premature beats.


Animal legislation and our program. Public Law 89-544.


Some functional and morphological alterations occurring during and after the adaptation of BHK 21 clone 13 cells to suspension culture.


Jelly dispersing enzyme obtained from spermatozoa of sea urchin, Anthocidaris crassispina.


Intra-uterine closure of the atrial septum. Two newborn babies with an intact atrial septum are described. In one, the two components of the atrial septum appeared to have become fused after relatively normal initial development; the left side of this heart was hypoplastic. In the other baby the formation of the atrial septum appeared to have been completely anomalous; this heart showed mitral atresia, absence of the left ventricle, and transposition of the great vessels. There was also pulmonary lymphangiectasis in the second case, and it is suggested that this was due to the cardiac malformation obstructing pulmonary venous drainage.


Small-for-dates neonates. I. Maternal, gestational, and neonatal characteristics.


Human placental lipid metabolism. I. Synthesis of phosphatidylcholine from lysophosphatidylcholine.


Fine structure of the Rauscher leukemia virus as revealed by incubation in snake venom.


Functional significance of sialidose during influenza virus multiplication.


Additional biochemical studies on naphthalene cataract.


Portal venography using the hemorrhoidal veins.


Mycotic flora of the conjunctiva.

Mycotic flora of the conjunctiva.


A dialyzable inducer for the glutamotransferase of chick embryo retina.


A common renal transport system for lysine, ornithine, arginine and cysteine.


Organization of the sarcoplasmic reticulum in skeletal muscles of fishes. 3. Pike (Esox lucius L.).


Nematocidal activity to Pratylenchus penetrans by culture fluids from actinomycetes and bacteria.


Some physical and growth characteristics of a canine adenovirus isolated from dogs with laryngotracheitis.


Biological activities of hamycin.

Biological activities of hamycin.


Pigments of Volucrispora aurantiaca Haskins.


Endeavors to reduce perinatal mortality in a maternity hospital.


Stability of Drosophila chromosomes to radioactive decay of incorporated phosphorus-32.


Comparative frequency of x-ray induced crossover-suppressing aberrations recovered from oocytes and sperm of Drosophila melanogaster.


Heat stress and spermatogenesis in Bos indicus and Bos taurus cattle.


Some observations on the penetration of antibiotics through mucus in vitro. A study has been made on the penetration values in vitro of antibiotics through hog gastric mucin at pH 7.4. Determinations have also been done on the binding of antibiotics to mucus and human plasma. The mucolytic agent N-acetyl cysteine has been studied in regard to its effect on antibiotics penetrating mucus and for any possible inactivation of antibiotics.


Studies on placentae and infants from women vaccinated for smallpox during pregnancy. Sixty-five placentae from women who had been vaccinated while pregnant were examined for the presence of the inclusion bodies of vaccinia. Also suspensions from 40 of the placentae were inoculated into the chorio-allantoic membrane of chick embryos in an attempt to culture any vaccinia virus present. Both these studies gave negative results.The results of the pregnancies of these 65 women showed no increase in the incidence of abortion, stillbirth, or congenital abnormalities, over the unvaccinated women in the overall series.


Water-soluble inhibitor(s) of tumor respiration formed from ultraviolet-induced oxidation of linoleic and linolenic acids. Inhibition of Ehrlich ascites carcinoma respiration by aqueous extracts of oxidized linoleic or linolenic acid (aqueous emulsions UV-irradiated, 90 min) was associated entirely with relatively involatile compounds which were both thiobarbituric acid (TBA)-reactive and peroxidase-reactive. Inhibitory compounds were heat stable and migrated in thin-layer chromatography with aldehydes, "hydroperoxides," and TBA-reactive compounds. Peroxidase-catalyzed reduction of the "hydroperoxide" diminished the inhibition. At 4.7 x 10(-5) M "hydroperoxide" concentration, the residues from both linoleic and linolenic acid inhibited tumor oxygen consumption to a similar degree. However, at this concentration of "hydroperoxide" only the dried extract from linolenic acid was able to produce inhibition (100%) of aerobic glucose utilization by tumor cells. No glycolytic inhibition by the dried residue of oxidized linoleic acid was observed. At least 12 compounds (approximate chain length, 7C-13C) containing alpha,Beta-unsaturated carbonyl groups were isolated by gas-liquid chromatography (GLC) of dried extracts of oxidized linolenic acid. No single fraction inhibited tumor respiration, but the recombined mixture of all compounds caused complete respiratory inhibition of ascites tumor cells. Less material was required to inhibit oxygen consumption before than after GLC presumably because the more highly inhibitory components of the extract (along with "hydroperoxides" and TBA-reactive compounds) were lost during GLC. Extracts from oxidized linolenic acid were found to produce in all tumor cells cytoplasmic evaginations which were readily detected by phase microscopy.


The association between microtubules and nuclei during spermiogenesis in the dragonfly.


Some observations on the ultrastructure of the oocyte of Thyone briareus with special reference to the relationship of the Golgi complex and endoplasmic reticulum in the formation of yolk.


Fine structure observations in frozen-etched bovine spermatozoa.


Tubular elements associated with yolk platelets in Triturus alpestris.


X-ray-induced mutability of polygenes controlling hatching time in Drosophila melanogaster.


The neurotoxins of M. neurolyticum and M. gallisepticum.


Cardiorespiratory studies in congenital absence of one lung.


Lipoperoxidation as a vector in carbon tetrachloride hepatotoxicity.


Electron microscopic observation on polyribosomes and endoplasmic reticulum fragments isolated from rat liver.


Abnormal patterns of sexual behavior following brain trauma.


t-Amyloxycarbonyl as a new protecting group in peptide synthesis. II. Synthesis of a hexapeptide amide related to eledoisin by the t-amyloxycarbonyl method.


Ludhiana's Christian Medical College relieves people from suffering, disease.


Delivery room pediatrics. The responsibilities of the obstetrician.


Sarcoma of the uterus. A clinical and pathologic study of 177 cases.


Studies in infantile malnutrition. V. The effect of dietary protein source on serum proteins.


Amyloidosis of the cornea. Report of a case without conjunctival involvement.


National Formulary drug admissions policy.


Metabolism of polyunsaturated fatty acids and serum cholesterol levels in the rat.


The physical and chemical problems inherent in the formulation of dosage forms for new pharmaceuticals. II.


Synchronous double primary lymphosarcoma and adenosarcoma (collision tumor) of the stomach with cancer-to-cancer metastasis.


The solubility of succinic acid in binary mixtures as a function of the dielectric constant.


Federal employees health benefits program. II. Role of the group practice prepayment plans.


Role strain in diversified role sets.

Role strain in diversified role sets.


Individual commitment to industrialization in rural Mexico.


The altruism scale: a measure of co-operative, individualistic, and competitive interpersonal orientation.


Hematologic abnormalities in children with congenital heart disease.


Morphologic response of the mucosa of human small intestine to x-ray exposure.


Early management of injury to the extrahepatic biliary tract.


Treatment of psychosocial crises in the emergency service of a general hospital.


Cyclic fluctuation of sweat electrolytes in women.


Antireflux surgery in children.

Antireflux surgery in children.


Deep hypothermia and surgical treatment of intracranial aneurysms. A five-year survey.


Terminology of antibiotics.

Terminology of antibiotics.


Bronchogenic carcinoma. General introduction.


The earliest roentgenographic signs of carcinoma of the lung.


Relative accuracy of various procedures in the diagnosis of bronchogenic carcinoma. Bronchoscopy, scalene-node biopsy, and cytology.


What are the extrapulmonary manifestations of bronchogenic carcinoma?


Lenticular opacities in glaucoma patients receiving echothiophate iodide therapy. Preliminary report.


The role of the school and the community in sex education and related problems.


Spondylolysis.

Spondylolysis.


Strongyloidiasis and malignant lymphoma. "Opportunistic infection" by a nematode.


Airless spray gun. A new hand hazard.

Airless spray gun. A new hand hazard.


Stevens-Johnson syndrome associated with long-acting sulfonamides.


The simplicity and safety of arterial puncture.


The triad of anotia, facial paralysis, and cardiac anomaly not due to thalidomide.


Treatment of esophageal atresia with a short proximal esophageal segment.


The Vineberg operation. I. Revascularization of the heart.


Implantable pacemaker powered by ventricular contractions.


Medical educators forecast the future.

Medical educators forecast the future.


Flu hybrids: a cause of vaccine obsolescence?


Pneumonectomy: possible fatal aftermath described.


The vineberg operation. 1. Revascularization of the heart.


Free and conjugated estrogens in blood and urine before and during parturition in normal human pregnancy.


An antigenic fraction of the lymphosarcoma 6C3HED of the C3H mouse.


Studies on the mechanism of inhibition of tumor growth by the enzyme glutaminase.


The composition of nuclear RNA of some bovine tissues.


Utilization and review committees.

Utilization and review committees.


AMA joins in the attack on V. D.

AMA joins in the attack on V. D.


Survival in cerebral palsy.

Survival in cerebral palsy.


Right atrial electrocardiography. A bedside method for the diagnosis of cardiac arrhythmias.


Echocardiography. Clinical application in mitral stenosis.


Prospective and retrospective searches for liver necrosis following halothane anesthesia. Serum enzyme study and case report.


Role of the allergist in diagnosis and management of patients with uveitis.


Jaundice. Value  of five-day steroid test in differential diagnosis.


Infections of the urinary tract. Fundamental concepts of diagnosis and treatment.


Sex and the practicing physician.

Sex and the practicing physician.


Hematochyli in man and animals.

Hematochyli in man and animals.


Sclerotic lesion in the right sphenoid wings.


Purple permanganate.

Purple permanganate.


Portal hypertension in cystic fibrosis.

Portal hypertension in cystic fibrosis.


Stiff-man syndrome. Two patients treated with diazepam.


Complications of echinococcus cyst rupture. A study of 30 cases.


Prevention of VD in the sexually promiscuous.


Changing morbidity of schoolboys, 1900 to 1965.


Urinary-tract infection in children.

Urinary-tract infection in children.


Simplified deferoxamine test in normal, diabetic, and iron-overload patients. Clinical observations.


Comparison of the histamine and tyramine hydrochloride tests in the diagnosis of pheochromocytoma.


A long-term study of early fluid therapy in severely burned adults. 3. Simultaneous comparison of saline solution alone or combined with plasma.


Medicine in the modern navy.

Medicine in the modern navy.


The effects of hyperbaric-oxygen tensions on pulmonary surfactant in guinea pigs and rats.


Inclusion bodies in measles encephalitis.


Professional courtesy survey.

Professional courtesy survey.


Diagnostic role of bundle-branch block.

Diagnostic role of bundle-branch block.


Microcirculation. The third force.

Microcirculation. The third force.


The clinical application of platelet transfusions.


Birth order among medical students.

Birth order among medical students.


Myocardial infarction due to postirradiation fibrosis of the coronary arteries. Case of successfully treated Hodgkin's disease with lower esophageal involvement.


A challenge accepted.

A challenge accepted.


Superior vena caval thrombosis in a 7-year-old child.


Varicosities of the pulmonary veins simulating arteriovenous fistulas.


Medicine as a force for peace. "Go, and do thou likewise".


Consent in clinical experimentation: myth and reality.


Communications problems affecting patient care in hospitals.


Clues to the bedside diagnosis of mild idiopathic subaortic stenosis.


Gastric histoplasmosis. A case report.

Gastric histoplasmosis. A case report.


Drug control of diuretic-induced hyperuricemia.


Early signs of congenital dislocation of the hip.


Femoral neuropathy--a neurological complication of hysterectomy.


Prolonged patency of a Beck 2 anastomosis complicated by recurrent bacteremia.


Suicide among patients  with cardiorespiratory illnesses.


How some hearts age.

How some hearts age.


Early experiences with azathioprine in ulcerative colitis; a note of caution.


The Watsonschwartz test.

The Watsonschwartz test.