Some complications of cataract surgery.

Some complications of cataract surgery.


Management of nerve deafness.

Management of nerve deafness.


Early diagnosis of the adult primary glaucomas.


The management of early presbyopia.

The management of early presbyopia.


Experimental hydrosulphosol therapy of thermal and chemical ocular burns in rabbits.


Streptomycin therapy of tuberculous otitis media; evaluation and case reports.


The choice of bifocal segment.

The choice of bifocal segment.


Importance of palpating tonsils.

Importance of palpating tonsils.


A historic controversy on glaucoma therapy.


Insignificant roentgen changes in the ethmoid sinuses.


SUMMARY survey of state legislation of interest to physicians enacted during 1952.


The osteopathic problem.

The osteopathic problem.


IMPRESSIONS of the 1953 Congress on Medical Education and Licensure.


MINUTES of 1953 annual business meeting of the Federation of State Medical Boards of the United States.


CONGRESS on Medical Education and Licensure; Federation program.


A physician's debt to medicine.

A physician's debt to medicine.


AMERICAN Physiological Society, Seventy-first Meeting, Chicago, Illinois, April 6-10 1953.


AMERICAN Society of Biological Chemist, Forty-fourth Annual Meeting, Chicago, Illinois, April 6-10, 1953.


AMERICAN Society for Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics, Forty-third Annual Meeting, Chicago, Illinois, April 6-10, 1953.


AMERICAN Institute of Nutrition, Seventeenth Annual Meeting, Chicago, Illinois, April 6-10, 1953.


AMERICAN Society for Experimental Pathology, Thirty-eighth Annual Meeting, Chicago, Illinois, April 6-10, 1953.


AMERICAN Association of Immunologists, Thirty-seventh Annual Meeting, Chicago, Illinois, April 6-10, 1953.


AMERICAN Physiological Society, Seventy-first Meeting, Chicago, Illinois, April 6-10, 1953.


Higher epididymal obstructions in male infertility; etiology and treatment.


Pregnandiol excretion and corpus luteum therapy in habitual abortion.


[Some aspects of the metabolic action of somatotropic hormone; researches on calcium and phosphorus metabolism].


Reproductive tract pathology in hyperkeratosis of cattle and sheep.


Early senile dementia in mongolian idiocy; description of a case.


The crystallization test as a guide to the treatment of cervical hostility.


Neurosurgical aspects of headache.

Neurosurgical aspects of headache.


Occlusion of the superior cerebellar artery with cerebellar dysarthria.


FIRST World Congress on Fertility and Sterility.


A new instrument for artificial insemination of cattle; remarks on physiologic breeding failure.


Habitual abortion; preconceptional investigations and postconceptional treatment.


ENDOLYMPHATIC carcinomatosis of the lungs.


Common diseases of the scalp.

Common diseases of the scalp.


Forward glances in cancer control.

Forward glances in cancer control.


The hormonal treatment of alcoholism.

The hormonal treatment of alcoholism.


Urethritis in women.

Urethritis in women.


Care of the patient at home.

Care of the patient at home.


Pharmacology and the general practitioner.


A new technique for extensive biopsy of the cervix.


Recent developments in the treatment of severe hypertension.


COMMONWEALTH Fund aids doctor-patient studies.


Photography of patients; suggestions for posing and lighting.


U.S. court finds against Hoxsey Clinic.

U.S. court finds against Hoxsey Clinic.


MEDICAL manpower problem before Congress.


The family physician meets Wall Street.

The family physician meets Wall Street.


Manual for physicians' office attendants.  IV.


The doctor of tomorrow.

The doctor of tomorrow.


SAINT Louis Assembly program.

SAINT Louis Assembly program.


REPORT on general practice.

REPORT on general practice.


RESEARCH activities in medical schools.

RESEARCH activities in medical schools.


The general practitioner and the specialist.


Clinical problems in prostatic disease.

Clinical problems in prostatic disease.


Cortisone therapy in rheumatic diseases.


A primer on homosexuality.

A primer on homosexuality.


ACUTE tuberculous pneumonia.

ACUTE tuberculous pneumonia.


Rest; a universal therapeutic agent.

Rest; a universal therapeutic agent.


Anesthesia for tonsillectomy made easy.

Anesthesia for tonsillectomy made easy.


Management of acute myocardial infarction.


General practice, today and tomorrow.

General practice, today and tomorrow.


NATIONAL health program up for discussion.


UNCLE Sam takes out after quacks.

UNCLE Sam takes out after quacks.


VOLUNTARY pension plans again up in congress.


The treatment of postprandial distress following gastric resection.


Effects of cortisone and of adrenalectomy of secretion of gastric acid and on occurrence of gastric ulceration in the pylorus-ligated rat.


Electrophoretic and cholesterol studies in peptic ulcer.


Gastric and duodenal tissue alkaline phosphatase in peptic ulceration.


An analysis of tests widely used in the differential diagnosis of jaundice.


Studies on the mechanism of alimentary lysozyme production.  II.


Dysphagia produced by a contractile ring in the lower esophagus.


Adrenal stimulation in the dumping syndrome.


Effect of gastric operations on loss of fecal fat in the dog.


Effect of emulsifiers on fat absorption in the normal young adult.


Effect of pancreatic duct ligation and induced acute pancreatitis on serum alkaline phosphatase in dogs.


Observations on the vitamin A tolerance curve as an index of the degree of fat absorption.


The effect on digestion and absorption of excluding the pancreatic juice from the intestine.


The effect of morphine, demerol and codeine on serum amylase values in man.


Cholelithiasis in hereditary leptocytosis (Mediterranean trait).


Perforation of peptic ulcer of Meckel's diverticulum presenting as a unilateral hydrocele.


Generalized intestinal polyposis with melanosis.


Alkaline component vs. non-parietal components of gastric juice, and monistic vs. pluralistic concept of gastric mucous secretion.


Liver biopsies for right renal tumors.

Liver biopsies for right renal tumors.


REPORT of Committee on Liver Registry.

REPORT of Committee on Liver Registry.


Relative body weight, age and fatness.

Relative body weight, age and fatness.


Effects of increased protein intake in older people.


Calcium and phosphorus intake in senile osteoporosis.


Geriatric experience with the Negro aged.


Vitamins C and P in cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease.


HEALTH needs of the nation's aging.

HEALTH needs of the nation's aging.


Oral use of metrazol in senile patients.


The growing number of the aged.

The growing number of the aged.


Social factors in the health of older people.


Some clinical features of chronic gall bladder disease.


Psychological management of the patient with incurable cancer.


Visceral atherosclerosis in rabbits and in man.


The evolution of calcareous aortic stenosis.


Urological surgery after 80 years of age.


Estrogen-androgen mixtures in the climacterium; a report of 29 cases.


[Lumbar gangliectomy in the treatment of obliterating arteriosclerosis].


Clinical trial of intramuscular ferric phosphate in a case of iron deficiency:  a new method of assessing iron absorption.


The value of stainable marrow iron in the control of parenteral iron therapy.


Terramycin in the treatment of infantile diarrhoea.


Hepatitis occurring during P.A.S. therapy; with report of two cases.


Penetrating ulcer of Meckel's diverticulum:  a report of two cases.


Facial pain and temporomandibular joint disorder.


Chronic melioidosis:  the first report of a case infected in central India.


Organ, body weight, protein; organ and fat; organ ratios in large albino rats.


The effects of thiourea on limb regeneration in the tadpole.


Studies on transplanted embryonic limbs of the chick.  V.  The pathology in post-hatching stages.


Effect of 2,000 roentgens local X-irradiation on the growth of rat bone.


Studies on the growth rate of a rhabdomyosarcoma.


On the occurrence of skeletal disorders in cases of long standing renal failure.


Tuberculosis in medical students, dental students and nurses; a five year study, 1945-50, at Guy's Hospital.


Calcinosis; a general review and discussion of its relationship to Raynaud's disease and scleroderma.


Urinary changes in infections of the urinary tract in childhood.


Monteggia fracture; fracture of the ulna with dislocation of the radial head.


A follow-up of psychiatric patients; one year's survey of patients discharged from the York Clinic.


The effect of anemia on the duration of labor.


The value of vitamin E in the treatment of toxaemia of late pregnancy.


The histidinuria pregnancy diagnosis test.


[Efficacy of Papanicolaou's method in early diagnosis of cancer of uterine cervix].


Diagnosis of tropical diseases.

Diagnosis of tropical diseases.


Diaphragmatic hernia in pregnancy.

Diaphragmatic hernia in pregnancy.


The role of surgery in the management of mitral stenosis.


Primary lymphoblastoma of the stomach.

Primary lymphoblastoma of the stomach.


Differential homeotherapy in liver complaints.


Streptokinase-streptodornase in the local treatment of burns.


Injuries of the musculotendinous cuff of the shoulder.


Genito-urinary problems in relation to the acute abdomen.


Acute abdominal emergencies.

Acute abdominal emergencies.


Surgical conditions and pitfalls in the abdomen.


HAHNEMANN-MAN of ideas.

HAHNEMANN-MAN of ideas.


Gynecological conditions giving rise to the acute abdomen.


[Significance of nutritional balance for its planning].


Repertory of convulsive states.

Repertory of convulsive states.


[Macrocytic anemia due to incorrect nutrition and its relation to malaria].


BALLISTOCARDIOGRAPH.

BALLISTOCARDIOGRAPH.


Toxic hepatitis.

Toxic hepatitis.


NEW things:  arterial grafts.

NEW things:  arterial grafts.


AN OVERLOOKED factor in atherosclerosis.


COLLATERAL circulation.

COLLATERAL circulation.


Syphilitic heart disease.

Syphilitic heart disease.


PERIPHERAL vascular disease clinic.

PERIPHERAL vascular disease clinic.


[Regulation therapy of chronic rheumatoid arthritis].


[Psychic effects of thyroid gland hormone].


[Therapeutic significance of impletol].

[Therapeutic significance of impletol].


Why hospital construction must be different today.


Let the administrator help design the hospital.


WHAT builders can do to eliminate noise.


TRAFFIC control with minimumstaff.

TRAFFIC control with minimumstaff.


BERKELEY, Calif. envisions new medical center around Herrick Memorial.


HOW the gradient determined construction at West Point's Memorial Hospital.


BUILDING brings new horizons to Johns Hopkins.


ALTERATION program designed to lighten the work load.


Seven distinct trends in nursing education.


What training shall we require of our hospital pharmacists?


The administrator's responsibility in food service.


MONTHLY menus, April 1953.

MONTHLY menus, April 1953.


Strive for balance of plant and staff in laundry layout.


NEW light on x-ray protection design.

NEW light on x-ray protection design.


New system for supplies accounting gains popularity.


RECRUITING for hospital personnel.

RECRUITING for hospital personnel.


MORE about personnel shortages.

MORE about personnel shortages.


Intratracheal inhaler; new way for adapting it to tracheotomy tubes.


CATHOLIC Hospital Association grows.

CATHOLIC Hospital Association grows.


How to launch a public relations program by celebrating a jubilee.


Most modern hospital in Europe.

Most modern hospital in Europe.


PROVIDENCE Hospital, Mobile.

PROVIDENCE Hospital, Mobile.


Modern trends in maternal and child care.


WHY students choose nursing.

WHY students choose nursing.


GOVERNING board and medical staff.

GOVERNING board and medical staff.


Indoctrinating Personnel for fire safety.


Programs for educating technologists.

Programs for educating technologists.


The proper labelling of medicine.

The proper labelling of medicine.


The Laundry; seven steps to better laundering.


St. Michael, Patron of X-ray Therapy.

St. Michael, Patron of X-ray Therapy.


The Catholic hospital in 1952.

The Catholic hospital in 1952.


The student nurse and the diet kitchen.

The student nurse and the diet kitchen.


In-service training programs for nurse's aides.


NEW hospitals.

NEW hospitals.


Guilds and auxiliaries.

Guilds and auxiliaries.


CATHOLIC hospitals of the United States and Canada.


Catholic nursing education facilities at the end of 1952.


NURSING education programs in the United States.


NURSING education programs in Canada.

NURSING education programs in Canada.


PRACTICAL nurse programs.

PRACTICAL nurse programs.


COURSES offered in the hospital specialties by Catholic universities, colleges and hospitals.


RELIGIOUS organizations engaged in hospital and nursing education activities.


PROFESSIONAL and government agencies in hospital service.


HEALTH care facts and figures.

HEALTH care facts and figures.


Maintenance briefs.

Maintenance briefs.


Hill-Burton; promising answer to the nation's needs.


Evaluating the Executive.

Evaluating the Executive.


PROBLEM solving designs; effective planning for hospital departments.


Contertible lounge chair for overnight visitors.


How to estimate the cost of hospital construction.


RESULTS of national hospital week; everybody wins.


ANALYSIS of nursing problems; report from the Joint Commission for the Improvement of the Care of the Patient.


HILL-BURTON and the future.

HILL-BURTON and the future.


What we can do to uphold the strength of Blue Cross.


Report to the medical staff.

Report to the medical staff.


A new simplified accident record form.

A new simplified accident record form.


MASTER menus for April.

MASTER menus for April.


Opinion survey alerts dietitians to patients' likes, dislikes.


PROVIDING entertainment facilities for patients and employees.


ENGINEERING and maintenance.

ENGINEERING and maintenance.


The factors necessary to examine hospital boiler plant design.


Revision of minimal standards for the hospital internship.


LAUNDRY management.

LAUNDRY management.


DOCTORS for rural communities.

DOCTORS for rural communities.


ILLINOIS Public Aid Commission medical care expenditures.


Other uses of condemned linens to obtain their maximum value.


The Illinois Health Improvement Association.


Please, doctor, your rhetoric.

Please, doctor, your rhetoric.


The limitations of hormonal therapy in gynecology.


Urological problems in infants and children.


Allergy in relation to deafness.

Allergy in relation to deafness.


Present day management of diseases of the thyroid.


The importance of electrolytes in various cardiac conditions.


Principles of drug therapy in hypertension.


Treatment of anterior laryngeal stenosis by tantalum plate implant.


GAMMA globulin problem.

GAMMA globulin problem.


Glucoma-what the General Practitioner should know.


School health in Illinois.

School health in Illinois.


CLINICS for crippled children listed for May.


HOUSE of Delegates.

HOUSE of Delegates.


Bulletin of the Woman's Auxiliary to the A.M.A.


Endocrine disorders in office practice.

Endocrine disorders in office practice.


Obstetrical hemorrhage.

Obstetrical hemorrhage.


Practical office gynecology.

Practical office gynecology.


Intussusception.

Intussusception.


3-otoloxy 1, 2 Propanediol as an adjunct in the treatment of drug addiction.


Thymol-turbidity test in schizophrenia.

Thymol-turbidity test in schizophrenia.


Duration of potency of T.A.B. vaccine.

Duration of potency of T.A.B. vaccine.


Studies on rabies.

Studies on rabies.


Studies in the schizophrenic metabolism:  a study of liver function by Quick et al.'s (1938) benzoic-acid test.


A method of producing pure and potent vaccine lymph from sheep.


Immunizing potency against variola of strains of vaccinia virus seeds used in India for the preparation of vaccine lymph.


Purification of vaccine lymph.

Purification of vaccine lymph.


Phagocytic coefficient as a measure for evaluating plant antibiotics.


Studies in allergic asthma.  I.  Hypersensitivity to field beans (Dolichos) and house dust.


Nutritional megaloblastic anaemia of pregnancy:  a study of 100 cases.


Response of serum carotene and vitamin A to variations in level of dietary carotenoids and the effect of storage on the stability of these nutrients of blood serum.


Consumption level in some food-scarcity areas of Bihar.


Studies on the ascorbic-acid oxidase activity of some common Indian pulses during germination.


Allergy and occupational diseases.

Allergy and occupational diseases.


Losses of nutrients during cooking of vegetables.


Anomalies versus fractures.

Anomalies versus fractures.


The incidence of respiratory allergy; as disclosed in a survey of 37,497 persons, 1949-1950.


Occupational leukoderma; with report of cases.


Barbers' disease.

Barbers' disease.


Territorial Association of Plantation Physicians; ninth annual meeting.


Industrial medicine's hall of fame:  Georgius Agricola; the first medical scholar and scientist to introduce reforms in mining and mine-disease prevention.


The second American congress of industrial medicine.


GOVERNMENT appraisal of industrial health programs.


A case of severe burns involving 65% of body area.


The phenomenon of accident proneness.

The phenomenon of accident proneness.


GRADUATE training in occupational medicine; report of Committee on Education and Training, Industrial Medical Association.


An industrial diagnostic and preventive medicine program; survey of 526 patients.


Industrial noise and hearing conservation programs.


Inorganic carcinogenic agents.

Inorganic carcinogenic agents.


Industrial hygiene; how it can assist the industrial physician.


Industrial dermatoses.

Industrial dermatoses.


Problem drinking and industry; conference at the New York Academy of Medicine.


INVADING the worker's mind.

INVADING the worker's mind.


New treatment for premenstrual tension and dysmenorrhea.


Nonparasitic benign cystic tumors of the spleen.


Some aspects of transference.

Some aspects of transference.


Some reflections on the ego.

Some reflections on the ego.


An addendum to Freud's theory of anxiety.


Schreber's prepsychotic phase.

Schreber's prepsychotic phase.


Can the writer resign from his calling?

Can the writer resign from his calling?


Psycho-analysis and legal origins.

Psycho-analysis and legal origins.


Autobiography of Josef Breuer (1842-1925).


MEMBERS of the International Psycho-Analytical Association.


Perception and object relation in a patient with transvestite tendencies.


The advance of army medicine.

The advance of army medicine.


Antibiotics as chemotherapeutic agents.

Antibiotics as chemotherapeutic agents.


The influence of female endocrines on epilepsy.


Autopsies; medico-legal importance.

Autopsies; medico-legal importance.


Treatment of hemorrhagic disorders in infants and children.


Neuroendocrinologic basis for a metabolic concept of several psychiatric disorders.


Malpractice; medico-legal aspects.

Malpractice; medico-legal aspects.


Skin manifestations of intrinsic allergies.


Allergic diseases of infancy and childhood.


Folklore, fact and legend.

Folklore, fact and legend.


Routine examination and preventive methods in tuberculous contacts.


Uterine denervation by culdotomy; a preliminary report.


A case of poisoning by Solanum nigrum.

A case of poisoning by Solanum nigrum.


On aortic regurgitation; a new physical sign.


Bilateral external ophthalmoplegia (ocular myopathy).


Poliomyelitis.

Poliomyelitis.


A geriatric programme for rural areas.

A geriatric programme for rural areas.


Psychiatric progress.

Psychiatric progress.


The effect of cortisone administration on the electrophoretic pattern of the plasma proteins in certain pathological conditions.


Hypertelorism; report of a case in a boy aged nine years.


The brevidil series of succinylcholine type relaxants.


A case of hyperparathyroidism.

A case of hyperparathyroidism.


A case of granuloma inguinale successfully treated with chloromycetin.


An improved method in treatment of fracture of the head of the radius.


Estimation of ergothioneine in urine, blood and organs by determination of the alkaline perhydrol-labile sulfur.


A new second intermediate host, Neocaridina denticulata, for Plagiorchis muris (Tanabe):  Plagiorchidae.


Utilization of nitrogen compounds by Streptomycetaceae and its application to classification.


On the distribution of various metacercariae of trematodes within the fish body.


Parasitological studies in the Far East.  VI.  An epidemiologic survey on Kyushu Island, Japan.


On two new species of Echinostomatid larvae from fresh-water fishes.


Studies on a new antibiotic, exfoliatin, produced by a strain of Streptomyces.


Two cases of enteric fever caused by Salmonella narasino.


Types of Salmonella isolated and identified during the year 1951 in our laboratory.


Studies on antifungal substances, phaefacin and moldin, produced by Streptomyces sp.


Studies on the bacterial flagella.  I.  Methods of purification.


Studies on Paragonimiasis in Shizuoka prefecture I.  An epidemiologic survey of Paragonimus westermani along the banks of the Kanko River.


Parasitological studies in the Far East.  I.  Methods and review of Japanese literature.


The secretion of sugar and its intermediate substances in sweat and saliva.


The effects of intestinal contraction on the portal venous pressure.


Further studies on pressure sweat reflex.


A new method of separating the outersegments of rods from retinal tissues.


Studies on the rhodopsin of liber extirpated animals and effects of choline on rhodopsin regeneration.


The spike-like and the slow components in root potentials.


Properties of myelinated fibers in frog sciatic nerve and in spinal cord as examined with micro-electrodes.


A study on the structure of the sudoriferous duct traversing the epidermis in man with fresh material by phase contrast microscopy.


A physiological study of epileptic seizures following cortical stimulation in animals and its application to human clinics.


On the photosensitive substance in the chicken retina.


Electroencephalographic studies on fatigue induced by enforced swimming in the white rat.


The effects of inorganic and organic phosphate compounds on nervous activities.


Some factors influencing the penetration of P32 into nervous tissue.


Studies on the glycolysis of human skin with reference to that of sweat glands.


Ammonia in human sweat and its origin.

Ammonia in human sweat and its origin.


The water loss and blood changes by prolonged sweating without intake of food and drink.


Further studies on the localization of the respiratory centers.


The contractility of the lymph glands.

The contractility of the lymph glands.


Antiarrhythmic drugs.

Antiarrhythmic drugs.


Technique and experiences with tubeless gastric analysis.


Interstitial myocarditis complicating clinically unsuspected bulbar poliomyelitis.


The normal female pelvic organs studied by pneumoperitoneum.


The mechanism of shock in the light of a biochemical approach to altered cellular physiology and structure.


Radioiodine treatment of euthyroid patients with angina and congestive heart failure.


Dental extractions and their relationship to subacute bacterial endocarditis.


Some thoughts on cost of medical care.

Some thoughts on cost of medical care.


The physiology of the stomatognathic system.


Space maintenance for children.

Space maintenance for children.


The use of alginate for indirect restorations.


An evaluation of temporomandibular joint roentgenography.


Restoring the lost vertical dimension of the cleft palate patient.


Observations on the clinical use of a chlorophyll dentifrice.


The ultramicroscopic structure of enamel and dentin.


Submerged deciduous molars.

Submerged deciduous molars.


Root canal therapy using polyantibiotics for disinfection.


The American Dental Association program for community dental health.


Genetic dysharmony in jaw relationships.


LOAN material on oral pathology available from the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology and the Registry of Oral Pathology.


PROPOSAL to subordinate administrative status of state health department dental units prostested.


PRODUCT added to A.D.A. list of certified dental materials.


AMERICAN Dental Association Film Library.


PUBLIC health dentistry endangered by proposal of special public health committee.


PHENOMENAL growth in population taxes facilities of the country's dental schools.


Nutritional aspects of antibiotics.

Nutritional aspects of antibiotics.


What's new in frozen foods?

What's new in frozen foods?


Effect of protein source on maintaining blood sugar levels after breakfast.


BIOGRAPHICAL notes from the history of nutrition; Luther Emmett Holt-March 4, 1855-January 15, 1924.


Nonfat dry milk solids in food preparation.


Preventing disease through food-service-personnel training.


Thiamine and riboflavin retention in veal.


Sarcoidosis treated with cortisone.

Sarcoidosis treated with cortisone.


Motivating people to use educational material.


STASIS and dystrophic ulcer in acrodermatitis chronica atrophicans cured by ligation of saphenous veins.


A case for diagnosis:  seborrheic dermatitis?


Sweat gland adenoma.

Sweat gland adenoma.


Actinomycosis.

Actinomycosis.


Case for diagnosis:  bacteria?

Case for diagnosis:  bacteria?


Melanosis of undetermined cause:  lichen planus?


Radiodermatitis and squamous cell epithelioma.


Comparative efficacy of amebacides and antibiotics in acute amebic dysentery; used alone and in combination in five hundred thirty-eight cases.


The case against hepatic artery ligation in portal hypertension.


Pulmonary cysts; report of twenty-one cases.


Evaluation of the newer amebacides.

Evaluation of the newer amebacides.


Indications for liber biopsy.

Indications for liber biopsy.


Studies in human subjects on active immunization against poliomyelitis.  I.  A preliminary report of experiments in progress.


Medicine versus law:  a proposal for settlements.


Four fatal cases of bulbar poliomyelitis in one family.


Independent carcinomas of colon occurring twenty-one years apart.


Toxoplasmosis found by recovery of toxoplasma gondii from excised maxillary gland.


MIIJIT atomizer.

MIIJIT atomizer.


INTRAOSSEOUS infusions.

INTRAOSSEOUS infusions.


SEVERE anaphylactoid and fatal reactions to penethamate hydriodide (neo-penil).


SPECIAL meeting of the House of Delegates.


President Eisenhower's message to the Congress of the United States.


TRACHEOTOMY in crushing injuries of the chest.


REORGANIZATION Plan No. 1 of 1953.

REORGANIZATION Plan No. 1 of 1953.


MEDICAL practice acts; reasonableness of board's rules.


ADMISSIBILITY in evidence of chemical tests for intoxication.


Clinical study of shock following myocardial infarction.


Early tracheotomy in anterior poliomyelitis; importance of vital capacity determinations.


Philadelphia plan for pelvic cancer control.


Antibiotics in acute bacillary dysentery; observations in 1,408 cases with positive cultures.


Mönckeberg's arteriosclerosis.

Mönckeberg's arteriosclerosis.


Use of adjuvants in studies on influenza immunization.  III.  Degree of persistence of antibody in human subjects two years after vaccination.


Relationship of tonsillectomy to poliomyelitis.


The first world conference on medical education.


Allergy to procaine hydrochloride with three fatalities.


Knee dropping test.

Knee dropping test.


RESEARCH on a vaccine for the prevention of poliomyelitis.


Granulomas due to "alparene no. 2" used in injection treatment of hernia.


Effect of position changes of the lower extremities during vasomotor block.


SLIDE cultivation tubercle bacilli.

SLIDE cultivation tubercle bacilli.


DOCTOR-DRAFT law.

DOCTOR-DRAFT law.


PROCEEDINGS of Special Session of House of Delegates of the American Medical Association held at Washington, D.C., March 14, 1953.


CULLEN, THOMAS STEPHEN.

CULLEN, THOMAS STEPHEN.


APPENDIX-SPECIFIC comments on volumes 2 and 3:  Truman Commission on the Health Needs of the Nation.


Clinical manifestations of epidemic hemorrhagic fever.


Duodenal ulcer treated by subtotal gastrectomy with and without vagotomy; six years comparative study.


Antianemic properties of reaction products of vitamin B12 and the intrinsic factor.


Cholecystitis in Negro children; report of two cases.


Auscultation of bronchial asthma patients.


Evaluation of Red Cross gamma globulin as a prophylactic agent for poliomyelitis.  IV.  Final report of results based on clinical diagnoses.


Agranulocytosis following phenylbutazone therapy.


UNIFORM potency for injectable solutions of hexamethonium salts.


NEW and nonofficial remedies:  oxytetracycline.


NEW and nonofficial remedies:  streptodornase and streptokinase.


VARIATION in technique of intracutaneous B.C.G. vaccination.


HOSPITALS, in general:  liability of public hospital for injuries to pay patient.


NEW YORK meeting:  American Medical Association, one hundred and second annual meeting New York, June 1-5, 1953.


Carcinoma of the stomach; necessity for reevaluation of therapeutic philosophy.


Distribution and excretion of radioactive isoniazid in tuberculous patients.


Adrenalectomy and oophorectomy in treatment of advanced carcinoma of the breast.


Stilbamidine in the treatment of cutaneous blastomycosis.


Children's shoes.

Children's shoes.


Smoker's respiratory syndrome, a clinical entity.


Bilateral optic neuritis following chloramphenicol therapy.


NEW and nonofficial remedies:  disulfiram.


Disaster feeding.

Disaster feeding.


EPIDEMIC hemorrhagic fever.

EPIDEMIC hemorrhagic fever.


PROTEIN synthesis and cortisone.

PROTEIN synthesis and cortisone.


Misnomers in medical literature.

Misnomers in medical literature.


MEDICAL care of the indigent in Rhode Island.


LUPUS erythematosus test.

LUPUS erythematosus test.


COUNCIL on National Emergency Medical Service:  results of survey of discharged physicians.


Medicolegal aspects of blood transfusion.


Infectious neuronitis, present concepts of etiology and treatment.


The family as a reservoir of childhood infections.


Analysis of the value of chemotherapeutic agents in treatment of tuberculosis.


Peripheral vascular failure as cause of death in generalized exfoliative dermatitis; report of four cases.


Experimentation in medical education.

Experimentation in medical education.


Pancytopenia following use of hydrallazine (apresoline).


Scientific exhibits.

Scientific exhibits.


Mechanism of poisoning from wax crayons.


NEW and nonofficial remedies:  potassium penicillin O.


FATAL accidents in the American home.

FATAL accidents in the American home.


SURGICAL aspects of peptic ulcer.

SURGICAL aspects of peptic ulcer.


MOLOY, HOWARD CARMAN.

MOLOY, HOWARD CARMAN.


BARUCH, HERMAN BENJAMIN.

BARUCH, HERMAN BENJAMIN.


INFLUENZA today.

INFLUENZA today.


Management of acute pancreatitis.

Management of acute pancreatitis.


Effects of ethyl alcohol on cerebral blood flow and metabolism.


Affections of the facial nerve.

Affections of the facial nerve.


Use and abuse of direct laryngoscopy.

Use and abuse of direct laryngoscopy.


Evaluation of hepatic tests and clinical findings in primary hepatic cancer.


Local pain from intramuscular injection of streptomycin calcium chloride complex.


Treatment of beta hemolytic streptococcic infections in the home; relative value of available methods.


Stress fractures of ribs in successive pregnancies.


Allergic skin reaction to procaine amide hydrochloride; report of a case.


Agranulocytosis and toxic hepatitis from methimazole.


Peptic ulcer perforation following administration of phenylbutazone.


Multiple gastric ulcers occurring during phenylbutazone therapy.


Agranulocytosis following phenylbutazone (butazolidin) therapy; report of a fatal case.


Gastric ulcer with massive hemorrhage following use of phenylbutazone; report of a case.


Paraplegia as a complication of gout.

Paraplegia as a complication of gout.


Toxic hepatitis with jaundice occuring in a patient treated with isoniazid.


NEW and nonofficial remedies:  nalorphine hydrochloride.


Trends and needs in nutrition.

Trends and needs in nutrition.


Fatal hemoptysis from pulmonary arteriovenous fistula; report of a case in a patient with hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia.


NEW and nonofficial remedies:  sodium menadiol diphosphate.


TECA low volt and pulse generator, Model CD4P.


CONTINENTALAIR iceless oxygen tent, Model M-4000.


MEAD home treatment stimulator, Model S-1.


MAICO "top secret" Model L hearing aid.

MAICO "top secret" Model L hearing aid.


MENTAL health.

MENTAL health.


MILKERS' nodules.

MILKERS' nodules.


DEFERMENT of priority 3 interns.

DEFERMENT of priority 3 interns.


MEDICAL practice acts:  exemption of faith healers.


Television at the University of Kansas medical center.


BLOOD transfusion:  court's right to order.


MALPRACTICE:  failure to hit trachea during lung mapping procedure.


Some effects of hospitalization on the clinical status of patients.


Cortisone in treatment of rheumatoid arthritis.


Penicillin anaphylaxis, nonfatal and fatal reactions.


Obstetric fracture-dislocation of the pelvis; report of a case with injury to lumbosacral trunk and first sacral nerve root.


Treatment of blastomycosis with stilbamidine.


Nontraumatic subluxation of the atlanto-axial articulation.


Jejunal stricture due to ingestion of ammonia; report of a case complicated by severe potassium deficiency.


Spontaneous idiopathic bilateral adrenal apoplexy associated with hypertension.


Simplified treatment of lacerations of the rectum.


Guillain-Barré syndrome treated with corticotropin (ACTH).


Corticopropin (ACTH) therapy in Guillain-Barré syndrome.


NEW and nonofficial remedies:  phenindione.


Obstructive jaundice caused by duodenal ulcer.


HOSPITAL service in the United States.

HOSPITAL service in the United States.


Hospital service in the United States; thirty-second annual presentation of hospital data by the Council on Medical Education and hospitals of the American Medical Association.


STATEMENT before House Committee on extension of 'Doctor-Draft Law'.


EXTENSION of the 'Doctor-Draft Law'.

EXTENSION of the 'Doctor-Draft Law'.


INTERNSHIPS and residencies.

INTERNSHIPS and residencies.


RAYMOND HUSSEY.

RAYMOND HUSSEY.


The problem of the painful shoulder.

The problem of the painful shoulder.


Atopic dermatitis and severe menopausal syndrome in young castrate.


Phyatromine in the treatment of simple delay in menstruation and as a possible diagnostic test for pregnancy.


Menometrorrhagia in the cirrhotic female.


WORLD Health Organization; danger of spreading jaundice through blood transfusions.


MEDICAL Women's International Association council meeting, Vichy, France, September 13 to 16, 1952.


Second international congress of internal medicine.


ARMY'S women physicians serving in various assignments around the world.


Opportunities for women in medicine; physical rehabilitation.


Mildred G. Gregory, M.D.

Mildred G. Gregory, M.D.


INTERNATIONAL grants awarded to American Association of University Women.


The diagnosis of renal neoplasms.

The diagnosis of renal neoplasms.


These were the first.

These were the first.


Some recent developments in the cancer field.


Eight year survival of a man after subtotal gastrectomy for advanced gastric cancer.


The head and neck service in a cancer detection clinic.


WORLD Health Organization.

WORLD Health Organization.


Opportunities for women in medicine; cancer facilities.


Somaticovisceral reflexes.  IIa.  The effects of spinal fixation at the thoracolumbar junction on certain visceral structures.


Nellie O. Barsness, M.D.

Nellie O. Barsness, M.D.


AMERICAN Medical Women's Association, mid-year board meeting, 1952.


Somaticovisceral reflexes.  IIb.  The effects of spinal fixation at the thoracolumbar junction on certain visceral structures.


Peripheral venous stasis.

Peripheral venous stasis.


Bowen's disease.

Bowen's disease.


HEALTH Needs of the Nation.

HEALTH Needs of the Nation.


Physics of the intervertebral disk.  I.

Physics of the intervertebral disk.  I.


Advisory Board for Osteopathic Specialists and boards of certification.


Department of public relations.

Department of public relations.


The control of pain and management of the incurable cancer patient.


Newer management of chronic ulcerative colitis; review of literature.


Clinical evaluation of the cardiac status; the A. D. Becker Memorial Lecture, 1952.


The small stroke syndrome.

The small stroke syndrome.


Incidence of certain etiologic factors in cardiac disorders.


Malignant diseases of the lungs.

Malignant diseases of the lungs.


Treatment factors in pulmonary tuberculosis.


Morquio's disease (chondro-osteodystrophy); a study and case history.


Scoliosis.

Scoliosis.


Gastric sarcoma coexisting with independently occurring gastric and duodenal ulcers.


COLLEGE of general practitioners.

COLLEGE of general practitioners.


Physics of the intervertebral disk.  II.

Physics of the intervertebral disk.  II.


Have we failed in the treatment of breast cancer?


COMPREHENSIVE medicine.

COMPREHENSIVE medicine.


Cryptorchidism.

Cryptorchidism.


Gangrene.

Gangrene.


Surgical management of malignancies of the colon.


The craniocervical area.

The craniocervical area.


Postpartum hemorrhage and shock.

Postpartum hemorrhage and shock.


Newer aspects of parenteral fluid therapy in surgery.


Succinylcholine chloride, a new muscle relaxant.


A new drill for use in internal fixation of femoral fractures.


The present status of deep x-ray and isotope therapy in malignancy.


The use of phenarsenide in the management of bronchial asthma.


Malignancies of the colon; roentgen diagnosis and roentgen therapy.


The rehabilitation of the deaf child.

The rehabilitation of the deaf child.


Validity of vein islet numbers in species distinction.


Heavy metal determinations in pharmaceuticals by means of amperometric titrations.


The selective antibacterial action of phenylethyl alcohol.


Symmetrical bifunctional analogs of pharmacodynamically active substances.


Effect of traumatic shock and exhaustion on infection with tetanus spores.


Ultraviolet spectrophotometric estimation of khellin in human blood.


Dithiobiuret analogs of tibione.

Dithiobiuret analogs of tibione.


Laxatives:  chemical structure and potency of phthaleins and hydroxyanthraquinones.


Theophylline derivatives.  I.   Analogs of 2-benzyl-2-imidazoline (priscoline).


A study of the relationship of viscosity to free menthol content of Oregon and Washington peppermint oils.


Studies on Veratrum.  II.  Veratrum eschscholtzii A. Gray; observations on seed germination and early growth of seedlings of Veratrum species.


Composition of gum turpentines of pines.  XVI.  A report on Pinus oocarpa and P. pseudostrobus var. oaxacana from Chiapas and P. cooperi from Durango.


Amino acid derivatives of aminosalicylic acids.


The optical crystallographic properties of the hydrolytic products of nucleic acids.  II.  The properties of some natural and synthetic nucleosides.


Dermatitis from celery.

Dermatitis from celery.


The preparation and analysis of quercetin.


The application of a citric acid buffer in the extraction of solanaceous alkaloids.


Clinical application of quercetin; preliminary report.


The structure of substances which affect the autonomic nervous system.  I.  Arylvinylamines.


The synthesis of certain sulfur-35 labeled sulfa drugs.


The influence of a continuous injection of digitalis tincture on its lethal dose in pigeons.


The preparation of belladonna and stramonium tinctures through the use of the colloid mill.


A preliminary study of silicone oils as dermatological vehicles.


A study of suppository bases.  I.  Review of literature.


The synthesis of carbon-14 labeled chloroform.


A study of suppository bases.  II.  A colorimetric method for measuring medicinal release from suppository bases.


A method of evaluating local anesthetics.


A new technique for the evaluation of ointment bases.


A study of the iron-gentisate reaction and its application.


A pharmacological study of certain alkoxyalkylamines.


Pharmacognostical study of American berberis.


Examination of the seed of Pachyrrhizus erosus.


A note on the isolation of furan-3-carbonic acid from the seed of Euonymus europaea L.


Biological effects of salts of ethylenediamine tetra-acetic acid.


The detection of intracranial lesions, especially recurrent tumors, by the use of radioactive isotopes and the scintillation counter.


The synthesis of azo compounds for urogenital analgesia.


Isotope encephalometry; external localization techniques for the diagnosis of brain tumors.


Investigation of some complexes formed in solution by caffeine.  II.  Benzoic acid and benzoate ion.


Determination of morphine in opium with the aid of an adsorption column.


Investigation of some complexes formed in solution by caffeine.  III.  Interactions between caffeine and aspirin, p-hydroxybenzoic acid, m-hydroxybenzoic acid, salicylic acid, salicylate ion, and butyl paraben.


A determination of the physical characteristics of coal tar samples.


Colorimetric determination of alpha-estradiol in estrogenic mixtures using partition chromatography.


Influence of electrolytes, pH, and alcohol concentration on the solubilities of acidic drugs.


The separation of morphine from codeine by means of ion exchange.


A preliminary report on a collaborative assay of conjugated estrogen preparations.


Partition chromatography of some estrogenic diols.


Amithiozone (tibione) analogs from aralkyl ketones.


An evaluation of the effectiveness of antiperspirant preparations using frog membrane and radioactive tracer technique.


The preparation of N-(dialkylaminoalkyl) diacetamides.


Evaluation of various techniques for screening antimotion sickness drugs.


Experimental production and control of an abnormality in acetylcholine metabolism present in epileptogenic cortex.


Dermatomal recruitment of sweating.

Dermatomal recruitment of sweating.


Subthreshold taste of dilute salt solutions with especial reference to sodium fluoride.


Assay of resuscitation procedures.

Assay of resuscitation procedures.


Temperature and blood flow in the forearm of the Eskimo.


Nutritional level of students and nurses of Assam Medical College during the winter season, 1950-51.


Ineffectiveness of artificial respiration in rats after drowning.


Regulation of blood glucose in the human fetus.


Residual volume measurements by the gas expansion method and nitrogen dilution method.


Factors affecting hematocrit determinations; trapped plasma, its amount and distribution.


Certain aspects of the hemodynamic response to the Valsalva maneuver.


Oxygen toxicity; effects in man of oxygen inhalation at 1 and 3.5 atmospheres upon blood gas transport, cerebral circulation and cerebral metabolism.


Quantitation of beat-to-beat changes in stroke volume from the aortic pulse contour in man.


Automatic calibration of electrokymograph; cardiac densograms.


Effects of atropine on heart rate and oxygen intake in working man.


Oxygen toxicity; respiratory responses of normal men to inhalation of 6 and 100 per cent oxygen under 3.5 atmospheres pressure.


Analysis of the one-stage test for prothrombin time.


Transcapillary exchange rates of deuterium oxide and thiocyanate in the forearm of man.


Finger numbness in very cold winds.

Finger numbness in very cold winds.


Effects on reproductive functions of diethylstilbestrol administered orally to gilts.


Effects of posture and of neck compression on outputs of water, dosium and creatinine.


Method for the rapid measurement of skin temperature during exposure to intense thermal radiation.


Ratio between true and apparent creatinine in sweat.


Treatment of liver failure.

Treatment of liver failure.


Histories of pioneer doctors in Faulkner County.


Polypoid disease of the colon and rectum and its relation to cancer; with special consideration of surgical management.


Tumors of the neck.

Tumors of the neck.


Arkansas State Board of Health.

Arkansas State Board of Health.


Report of Arkansas State Cancer Commission for the year 1952.


Ectopic pregnancy; analytical and diagnostic features.


Report of the Rural Health Committee.

Report of the Rural Health Committee.


Exebiatric gynecology.

Exebiatric gynecology.


Histories of pioneer doctors in Grant County.


Recent advances of present trends in cancer treatment and research; surgery.


Histories of pioneer doctors in Lonoke County.


Histories of pioneer doctors in Pope County.


Host controlled variation in bacterial viruses.


The effect of x-radiation on the respiration of Escherichia coli.


A single adaptive enzyme in Saccharomyces elicited by several related substrates.


Studies on the dextransucrase of Leuconostoc dextranicum.


The effect of temperature on the nutritional requirements of facultative and obligate thermophilic bacteria.


Observations on the biotin requirement of thermophilic bacteria.


A method for preparing permanent stained mounts of pathogenic fungi for microscopic examination.


Production of phenocopies in Aerobacter aerogenes by ultraviolet radiation.


Growth inhibitory action of copper for Mycobacterium phlei.


Details of frozen-dried T3 and T7 bacteriophages as shown by electron microscopy.


Studies on the spores of aerobic bacteria.  I.  The occurrence of alanine racemase.


Effect of vitamin B12 derivatives on oxidation and vitamin uptake by Escherichia coli.


Pathogenesis of Candida albicans infection following antibiotic therapy.  I.  The effect of antibiotics on the growth of Candida albicans.


Radioactive sulfur tracer studies on the reproduction of T4 bacteriophage.


Characterization of some thermophilic bacteria from the Hot Springs of Yellowstone National Park.


The nature of the adaptive lag of Pseudomonas fluorescens toward citrate.


The nutritional requirements of threonineless mutants of Escherichia coli.


The isoelectric point of bacterial cells.


Differentiation of Alcaligenes faecalis from Brucella bronchisepticus by biochemical and nutritional methods.


Transamination in cell-free extracts of effective and parasitic rhizobia.


Rediscovery of Bacillus badius Batchelor.


Production of nitrite from ammonia by methane oxidizing bacteria.


The essential characteristics of the species Clostridium hemolyticum.


Induced variation in the g phases of somatic group B of the genus Salmonella.


Apparent multiplication of the Lansing poliomyelitis virus in cortisone treated chick embryos.


Type-specificity of immunological paralysis induced in mice with pneumococcal type II polysaccharide.


Frank Charles Harrison; 1870-1952.

Frank Charles Harrison; 1870-1952.


Microbial thermogenesis in the decomposition of plant materials.  IV.  Influence of moisture content and of initial temperature.


A modified egg yolk medium for detecting lecithinase producing anaerobes in feces.


Oxidation of maltose by Acetobacter melanogenum.


Evidence for the coenzymatic nature of a synthetic cofactor involved in the biotin related deaminase systems.


Growth, respiration, and nucleic acid synthesis in ultraviolet-irradiated and in photoreactivated Escherichia coli.


Variation in shape and arrangement of bacterial flagella.


Reduction of tetrazolium salts by pleuropneumonialike organisms.


Demonstration of yeast bud scars with the electron microscope.


Vitamin requirements of Hansenula yeasts in relation to their phylogeny.


A method for the microscopical study of actinomycetes.


Comparative biochemistry of the hydrogen bacteria.  I.  The simultaneous oxidation of hydrogen and lactate.


The action of aureomycin on the Escherichia coli bacteriophage T3 system.


Staling in bacterial cultures.

Staling in bacterial cultures.


Oxidation of acetate by Ashbya gossypii.


Reduction of chloromycetin and related compounds by Escherichia coli.


A citric acid cycle in Propionibacterium pentosaceum.


Response of Aerobacter aerogenes methionine auxotrophs to adenine thiomethyl compounds.


Radiation sterilization.  I.  The effect of high energy gamma radiation from kilocurie radioactive sources on bacteria.


Studies on the nutritional requirements of the fusobacteria.  I.  An active principle present in yeast extract.


Calcium as a growth stimulant for Lactobacillus casei.


Development of bacteriophage in x-ray inactivated bacteria.


Inhibition of the anaerobic pyruvate metabolism of Escherichia coli by dihydrostreptomycin.


Effect of carbon dioxide and aging on the dihydrostreptomycin inhibition of pyruvate fermentation in Escherichia coli.


Induction of mutations to antibiotic resistance in bacteria.


Modification of the penicillin technique for the selection of auxotrophic bacteria.


Purine metabolism of a diaminopurine-resistant strain of Lactobacillus casei.


The utilization of purine ribotides by Lactobacillus casei.


Effect of pH on cholesterol synthesis by surviving rat liver.


On the folic acid activity of human blood.


Time course of lipide labeling in the intact mouse and rat.


Proteolytic enzymes of the formed elements of human blood.  I.  Erythrocytes.


Aminopurine interconversion in Tetrahymena geleii:  rôle of 8-azaguanine and hypoxanthine.


The isolation of globulins from cellular nuclei.


The effect of cortisone upon protein synthesis.


The influence of the adrenal cortex on the mobilization of tissue protein.


A method for estimating serum acid phosphatase of prostatic origin.


Distribution of iodide between cells and plasma as measured by means of radioactive iodide.


Lyophilized carbonylhemoglobin as a colorimetric hemoglobin standard.


Incorporation of C14-amino acids into glutathione and protein fractions of normal and diabetic rat tissues.


The biosynthesis of squalene.

The biosynthesis of squalene.


The conversion of glucose-6-C14 to ascorbic acid by the albino rat.


Hexokinase in higher plants.

Hexokinase in higher plants.


The utilization of squalene in the biosynthesis of cholesterol.


Effect of low protein diet and fasting on nucleic acid metabolism in the rat.


Biosynthesis of urea.  IV.  Further studies on condensation in arginine synthesis from citrulline.


The mechanism of arginine synthesis from citrulline in kidney.


The adenylate kinase of rat liver mitochondria.


Inhibition of spleen diphosphopyridine nucleotidase by nicotinamide, an exchange reaction.


A specific adenosinetriphosphatase of liver mitochondria.


Fat metabolism in higher plants.  I.  Biogenesis of higher fatty acids by slices of peanut cotyledons in vitro.


Electrophoretic studies on fast moving components of human serum.


Occurrence and properties of a conjugated form of Leuconostoc citrovorum factor.


The use of bacteriophage in releasing two decarboxylases from Escherichia coli B.


Migration during hydrolysis of esters of glycerophosphoric acid.  III.  Cephalin and glycerylphosphorylethanolamine.


A rôle of nuclei in oxidative phosphorylation.


Erucic acid as the factor in rape oil affecting adrenal cholesterol in the rat.


A method for the determination of ergothioneine in blood.


Effects of fasting and pyruvate on palmitic acid metabolism.


Electron microscope observations on intermediate polymers in the conversion of fibrinogen to fibrin.


A study of the rôle of flavin-adenine dinucleotide in rat liver choline oxidase.


Isolation of enteramine from extracts of posterior salivary glands of Octopus vulgaris and of Discoglossus pictus skin.


The occurrence of n-tetracosane in certain natural sources.


Further studies on mutant strains of Ophiostoma which require guanine.


A colorimetric assay for xanthine oxidase in rat liver homogenates.


Incorporation of P32 into the phosphoprotein fraction of mammalian tissue.


The metabolism of caffeine and theophylline.


The incorporation in vitro of C14 into amino acids of control and virus-infected mouse brain.


Identification of alpha-aminobutyric acid enzymatically formed from threonine.


Partial purification and specificity of iminodipeptidase.


A method for the purification of coenzyme A from yeast.


A rapid spectrophotometric assay for coenzyme A.


Acetylation of amino acids by enzymes of Clostridium kluyveri.


Effect of growth and body size on fixed carbon turnover.


Formation of propionyl-, butyryl-, and other acylglycines by enzymes of Clostridium kluyveri.


The effect of metabolic disturbance on cystine-S35 partition among rat liver cytostructures.


Studies on an unidentified product of alloxan metabolism in urine.


Evidence of intermediate compounds in serum albumin synthesis.


Yeast Glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase.  I.  Electrophoresis of fractions precipitated by nucleic acid.


A chromatographic investigation of pancreatic ribonuclease.


Yeast glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase.  II.  Yeast protein 2.


Chromatographic studies on lysozyme.

Chromatographic studies on lysozyme.


Effect of protein depletion on the transaminating activities of some rat organs.


Changes in free amino acids of brain and muscle after total hepatectomy.


Preparation of serum lipide extracts free of inorganic phosphate.


Oxidation of aldehydes by mitochondria of rat tissues.


Studies on myosin-adenosinetriphosphatase.


The effect of diet on citrulline synthesis in vitro.


Electrophoretic properties of oxytocin.

Electrophoretic properties of oxytocin.


Preparation of enzymatic reactions of the keto analogues of asparagine and glutamine.


The catalytic effect of molybdate on the hydrolysis of organic phosphates.


Transamination in Escherichia coli.

Transamination in Escherichia coli.


A transpeptidation reaction between glutathione and arginine.


Isotopic measurements on the oxidation of histamine to imidazoleacetic acid in vivo.


Interaction of egg albumin and pepsin.

Interaction of egg albumin and pepsin.


The preparation and properties of lumiequilin.


Studies with methionine sulfoximine.

Studies with methionine sulfoximine.


The metabolism of alpha-C14-histidine in the intact rat.  I.  Radioactivity in amino acids from protein.


Metabolism of cholesterol in the chick embryo.  I.  The synthesis of cholesterol.


The inhibition of the action of pancreatic lipase by esters of polyoxyethylene sorbitan.


Excretion of the metabolites of testosterone-4-C14 in the rat.


Kinetic analysis of enzyme reactions.  II.  The potassium activation and calcium inhibition of pyruvic phosphoferase.


The direct preparation of crystalline urobilin from bilirubin.


A simple method of isolation of crystalline stercobilin or urobilin from feces.


The rôle of adenosinetriphosphate in the activation of fatty acid oxidation in vitro.


Studies on vitamin B6.  I.  Biochemical changes in vitamin B6 deficiency in rats.


The effect of lecithinase A on the succinoxidase system.


Studies of metabolic turnover with tritium as a tracer.  II.  Gross studies on the rat.


The quantitative relation between insulin and its biological activity.


The effect of hyperglycemic-glycogenolytic factor and epinephrine on fatty acid synthesis.


Calcium complexes of adenosinetriphosphage and adenosinediphosphate and their significance in calcification in vitro.


The molecular weight of bacitracin A.

The molecular weight of bacitracin A.


Nutritional requirements of Treponemata.  IV.  The total nitrogen requirements of the Reiter Treponeme.


Enzymatic synthesis of dextran; acceptor specificity and chain initiation.


Effect of a lysine-poor diet on the composition of human plasma proteins.


A modified photometric ninhydrin method for the analysis of amino and imino acids.


Biological conversion of protogen B to protogen A.


Cytochromes and the succinic acid oxidase system of poky strains of Neurospora.


Availability of citrovorum factor in natural materials.


Cyclohexylammonium fructose-1, 6-diphosphates.


Metabolic defects in the liver of fasted rats as shown by utilization of C14-labeled glucose and fructose.


The modification of choline deficiency by simultaneous pantothenic acid deficiency.


The production of fatty livers in rats on threonine-and lysine-deficient diets.


The lipotropic action of threonine and related substances in the rat.


Adaptive enzyme formation in the chick embryo.


The effect of threonine deficiency on the synthesis of some phosphorus fractions in the rat.


On the biosynthesis of ribonucleic acid purines and their interconversion in yeast.


The photography of gross specimens.

The photography of gross specimens.


Microfilming of radiographs.

Microfilming of radiographs.


Photography in a food research laboratory.


Speedlights in medical photography.

Speedlights in medical photography.


X-ray copying without guesswork.

X-ray copying without guesswork.


Factors which improve clinical motion pictures.


Photographic standards in medical education.


Method for marking lantern slides.

Method for marking lantern slides.


Notes on retouching color prints.

Notes on retouching color prints.


The treatment of bone sarcoma.

The treatment of bone sarcoma.


The society of motion picture and television engineers.


Problems of materials in bone replacement.


Inert prostheses in reconstructive surgery.


The place of external irradiation in the treatment of osteogenic sarcoma.


Fractures of the calcaneum, with an atlas illustrating the various types of fracture.


Acute osteomyelitis of the maxilla in infancy.


Elmslie's operation for the calcaneus foot.


Recurrent dislocation of the elbow.

Recurrent dislocation of the elbow.


Report of a case of recurrent dislocation of the elbow.


Complications and difficulties of the Judet arthroplasty.


Recurrent posterior dislocation of the elbow joint in a boy.


Use of acrylic prosthesis in the treatment of fracture of the head of the radius.


The diagnosis of shoulder lesions due to injuries of the rotator cuff.


Lipoma causing a posterior interosseous nerve lesion.


Naviculo-cuneiform fusion in the treatment of flat foot.


Hydatic cysts of the femur; total removal of the femur and replacement by a complete cadaveric femur.


Cervical hyperextension injuries with paraplegia.


Osteopathia striata-Voorhoeve's disease; report of a case presenting the features of osteopathia striata and osteopetrosis.


An unusual bone tumour complicating Paget's disease.


Familial Paget's disease's with early onset.


The blood supply of the flexor and extensor tendons of the fingers in man.


Tubby, Alfred Herbert.

Tubby, Alfred Herbert.


The effect of denervation on the regeneration of skeletal muscle after injury.


The effect of cortisone on the regeneration of skeletal muscle after injury.


BRITISH Orthopaedic Association; annual meeting 1952.


Remission in Cushing's syndrome after bilateral hemiadrenalectomy.


Variations in potency of ACTH preparations; inadequacy of present methods of standardization.


Anaerobic nutrition of Saccharomyces cerevisiae.  I.  Ergosterol requirement for growth in a defined medium.


The decarboxylation of amino acids by Photobacterium fischeri.


Influence of chorionic gonadotropin on human ovarian hilus cells, Leydig-like cells.


Some effects of adrenocorticotropic hormone in various hypo-ovarian states.  II.  Primary amenorrhea, surgical castration, and the menopause.


Metabolic and clinical effects of methylandrostenediol in human subjects.


Cytochemical studies of the action of trypsin.  II.  Analysis of the swelling of salivary-gland cells.


Studies on the validity of the Hooker-Forbes test for the determination of progesterone in untreated blood.


Differential production of two retinal pigment hormones in palaemonetes by light flashes.


Effect of aureomycin on utilization of phytomonads by ciliates.


Instrumentation for thyroid measurement.


Endocrine therapy in the management of prostatic cancer.


A simplified technique for the diagnosis of hyperthyroidism, utilizing the one-hour uptake of orally administered I131.


Adaptive enzyme formation in radiation-sensitive and radiation-resistant Escherichia coli following exposure to ultraviolet.


The pitfalls of clinical research.

The pitfalls of clinical research.


Evaluation of the hypertensive effects of norepinephrine on normal and Addisonian humans.


Observations on the metabolism of normal and arsenic-resistant Trypanosoma gambiense.


Histochemical studies of the inhibition of esterases.


A thrombin generation test; the application in haemophilia and thrombocytopenia.


A simple method of studying the generation of thrombin in recalcified plasma; application in the investigation of haemophilia.


BLOOD coagulation and the clinical pathologist.


The action of tannic acid on model systems formed of constituents of the erythrocyte membrane.


The thromboplastin generation test.

The thromboplastin generation test.


Respiration, rhodanese, and growth in Escherichia coli.


Diurnal rhythm in the regulation of distal retinal pigment in Palaemonetes.


Pseudo-haemophilia:  an acquired haemorrhagic diathesis due to a circulating anticoagulant.


The measurement of prothrombin in plasma; a case of prothrombin deficiency.


A modification for routine laboratory use of Stefanini's method of estimating factor V activity in human oxalated plasma.


Laboratory tests for incipient thrombosis.


Transfusions of suspensions of blood platelets in thrombocytopenia and thrombopathia.


The estimation of heparin in blood.

The estimation of heparin in blood.


A third example of the blood group antibody anti-k.


Vitamin B12 concentrations of serum and urine in the first 72 hours after intramuscular injections of the vitamin.


An investigation into the determination of corticosteroids in urine.  I.  The determination of corticosterone-like substances.


The Middlebrook-Dubos haemagglutination test and its haemolytic modification in the diagnosis of tuberculosis.


Antibody formation in myelomatosis.

Antibody formation in myelomatosis.


Lung biopsy in mitral stenosis.

Lung biopsy in mitral stenosis.


A simple method for the detection of L.E. cells.


A study of barbiturate intoxication by an ultra-violet spectrophotometric technique.


The representation of tactile sensibility in the thalamus of the monkey.


The thalamic tactile region in rabbit and cat.


An electrical colony counter.

An electrical colony counter.


Form of thalamic response evoked by peripheral nerve stimulation.


The cytology and histochemistry of the subcommissural organ and Reissner's fiber in rodents.


Further observations on the cerebellum of birds.


A neurohistological and neurophysiological study of afferent fiber tracts and receptive areas of the avian cerebellum.


Santiago Ramón y Cajal and his investigation of the nervous system.


Functional changes in chromatolysed motoneurones.


Properties of some natural and quasi-artificial synapses in polychaetes.


The ground substance of the central nervous system revealed by histochemical staining.


Chromidial studies on the superior cervical ganglion of the rabbit; caudally projected postganglionic axons; intercalary commissural neurons.


Reticulo-cerebellar connections in the cat; an experimental study.


Latent learning observed through negative transfer.


The effects of the extirpation of the superior oblique muscle on the trochlear nucleus in the chick embryo.


Incentive size, food deprivation, and food preference.


The effect of magnitude of reward on maze learning in the white rat.


The relative importance of color and form in discrimination learning in monkeys.


Decrement of a learned drinking response accompanying changes in several stimulus characteristics.


Solutions of patterned string problems by young gorillas.


Experimental extinction as a function of the prevention of a response.


A demonstration of superior resistance to extinction following continuous reinforcement as compared with partial reinforcement.


Variability and reactive inhibition in the meal worm as a function of determined turning sequences.


Sensory preconditioning under two degrees of deprivation.


An evaluation of defecation and urination as measures of fearfulness.


Shyness as a factor influencing hoarding in rats.


Effects of cortical lesions on maze retention by the rat.


The effect of varying the intensity and the duration of pre-exposure upon subsequent dark adaptation in the human eye.


The effects of neonatal anoxia on the maze performance of adult rats.


The efficiency of the serial multiple visual discrimination apparatus and method with white rats.


The effect of electroconvulsive shock on a conditioned emotional response; the effect of electroconvulsive shock under ether anesthesia.


Pause analysis as a short interviewing technique.


Prediction of the results of therapy by means of the Rorschach test.


Rorschach criteria for predicting continuation in individual psychotherapy.


Intelligence, verbal fluency, and the Rorschach test.


Productivity on the Rorschach as a function of order of presentation.


Rorschach characteristics of persons scoring high and low in acceptance of self.


The effectiveness of Rorschach elements in the discrimination between neurotic and ambulatory schizophrenic subjects.


Adjustment and the discrepancy between self concept and inferred self.


Recent research with personality inventories.


Distortion in paranoid schizophrenia.

Distortion in paranoid schizophrenia.


Some effects of sodium amytal on deteriorated schizophrenics.


Influence of socioeconomic status on Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children; an exploratory study.


The effect of variations in ambiguity on projection in the Children's Apperception Test.


Sex sequence in the draw-a-person test and its relation to the MMPI masculinity-femininity scale.


A comparison of the Wechsler-Bellevue and ACE tests on a university counseling center group.


A note on the tree and trauma interpretation in the HTP.


The structure of the rabbit neurohypophysis.


The influence of oestrone on the division of cells.


The excretion of dehydroisoandrosterone and some of its derivatives by healthy subjects.


The role of hormonal and dietary factors in the formation of excess ribonucleic acid in the livers of pregnant rats.


Species differences in the deoxyribonucleic and ribonucleic acid contents of livers of non-pregnant and pregnant mice, guinea-pig and cats.


The unilateral endometrial reaction in the giant fruit-bat, Pteropus giganteus Brünnich.


Sympathetico-adrenal inhibition of the neurohypophysial milk-ejection mechanism.


The effect of agene-induced convulsions on adrenal steroid excretion in normal and castrate dogs.


Some dietary and hormonal effects on maternal, foetal and placental weights in the rat.


The effect of n-butyl-3:  5-diiodo-4-hydroxyben-zoate on the uptake of 131I by the mouse thyroid.


Species differences in adrenocortical secretion.


The behaviour of skin autografts and skin homografts in the guinea-pig, with special reference to the effect of cortisone acetate and ascorbic acid on the homograft reaction.


The effect of fighting on the adrenals, thymus and spleen of the vole, Microtus agrestis.


Physical properties of cervical secretions in relation to hormonal levels.


The properties of active extracts of the neural lobe of the pituitary body.


Milk ejection and neurohypophysial function.


The fate and excretion of neurohypophysial principles.


Transfer in motor learning as a function of degree of first-task learning and inter-task similarity.


Clinical diabetes insipidus.

Clinical diabetes insipidus.


The law of primary reinforcement in children.


Drive conditioning as a factor in latent learning.


Number of common elements and consistency of reinforcement in a discrimination learning task.


Assimilation of information from dot and matrix patterns.


Stimulus generalization as a function of level of experimentally induced anxiety.


Effects of intense pure tone stimuli when magnitude of initial injury is controlled.


The role of instruction in experimental space perception.


Learning and performance in eyelid conditioning as a function of intensity of the UCS.


Perception of the statistical structure of a random series of binary symbols.


Leprosy in Florida.

Leprosy in Florida.


The use of cortisone and ACTH in a case of eclampsia.


Scientific critique of progress in a county health unit.


Typhoid carriers.

Typhoid carriers.


Our midwife problem.

Our midwife problem.


Mental deficiency.

Mental deficiency.


Women physician-a salute.

Women physician-a salute.


KEEPING eternally vigilant.

KEEPING eternally vigilant.


Experience with peritoneoscopy in Duval county.


Intralaryngeal arytenoidectomy in bilateral abductor paralysis of the vocal cords.


Intra-abdominal apoplexy; report of case.


FRANK HOWARD LAHEY.

FRANK HOWARD LAHEY.


Parathion poisoning in citrus grove operations in 1951.


The treatment of badly comminuted fractures with the Rush nail.


Otitis externa.

Otitis externa.


A phase of postpartum bleeding with case reports.


Pott's fractures and associated injuries.


The importance of early treatment of childhood allergy in modifying and preventing adult allergic disorders.


On to Hollywood, April 26-29.

On to Hollywood, April 26-29.


WEST Florida; three centuries under four flags; conquest and disease.


STRAWS in the wind.

STRAWS in the wind.


The bacterial oxidation of aromatic compounds.


The significance of pleomorphism in Mycobacterium tuberculosis var. hominis.


An adaptive bacterial cholinesterase from a Pseudomonas species.


The heat resistance of Streptococcus faecalis.


The effects of chemicals on the recombination rate in Bacterium coli.


The effect of carbon dioxide pressure on a bacterial decarboxylase system.


Do bacteria have mitotic spindles, fusion tubes and mitochondria?


A simple method for producing microcultures in hanging drops with special reference to organisms utilizing oils.


Iron and the nitrifying bacteria.

Iron and the nitrifying bacteria.


An infective factor controlling sex compatibility in Bacterium coli.


The effect of serial passage in other antibiotics on penicillinase-producing staphylococci.


The effect of physical and chemical changes on the liberation of phage particles by lysogenic strains of Salmonella.


The behaviour of Rhizobium bacteriophages during and after exposure to ultraviolet radiation.


Penicillin-resistant and penicillin-dependent staphylococcal variants.


The pigment of the malaria parasite Plasmodium berghei.


The behaviour of some plant viruses after exposure to ultraviolet radiation.


The thermostability of penicillinase.

The thermostability of penicillinase.


Lactobacillus malefermentans n.sp., isolated from beer.


The occurrence of independent mutations to different types of streptomycin resistance in Bacterium coli.


Penicillinase adaptation and fixation of penicillin sulphur by Bacillus cereus spores.


Note on the biosynthesis and isolation of 35S-labelled benzylpenicillin.


Genetic recombination without sexual reproduction in Aspergillus niger.


Culture study of an unstable strain of Aspergillus niger.


Some observations on bacterial flagella.


Bacteriophages of lysogenic strains of Pseudomonas pyocyanea.


Observations on streptococcal bacteriophage.


The active immunization of mice against an intracerebral infection of Haemophilus pertussis organisms by intranasal instillation of H. pertussis antigens.


Three-dimensional patterns of antigenic modulation of Haemophilus pertussis, H. parapertussis and H. bronchisepticus.


Bacterial symbiosis in the assassin bug.


Inhibition of growth of organisms of the pleuropneumonia group by antibody.


Citrulline breakdown by a cell-free extract of Streptococcus faecalis.


The action of antibiotics on the incorporation of glutamic acid into the proteins of Staphylococcus aureus.


The metabolism of glutathione by bacteria and actions of antibiotics.


The in vitro activity of isoniazid against Mycobacterium tuberculosis.


The action of polymyxin on Pseudomonas pyocyanea.


Halobacterium halobium.

Halobacterium halobium.


The motility of ram and bull spermatozoa in dilute suspension. 1. Ram and bull spermatozoa suspended in a glucose-sodium chloride solution rapidly lose motility at relatively high dilutions. The substitution of chloride-free diluents does not alter the phenomenon. 2. The rapid immobilization of ram and bull spermatozoa due to high dilution may be partially prevented by the addition of supernatants of either ram or bull semen, although motility is not maintained at the same level as in a more concentrated specimen. Various other substances which also partially protect spermatozoa are egg albumin, plasma albumin, plasma gamma globulin, starch, and glycogen. 3. Washing ram spermatozoa six times greatly reduces motility. This is not restored by the addition of ram seminal plasma which, however, reverses the concurrent head agglutination. 4. Washing ram and bull spermatozoa four times results in considerable loss of motility and head agglutination both of which may be reversed by the addition of seminal plasma. 5. Potassium chloride at 0.005 M concentration partially restores the motility of four times washed ram spermatozoa at 24 degrees C. or 37 degrees C. but not that of similarly treated bull spermatozoa.


The relationship of sodium uptake, potassium rejection, and skin potential in isolated frog skin. 1. Isolated surviving frog skin, when bathed with the same kind of diluted Ringer's solution on both sides, shows a negative correlation between net active salt uptake by the epithelium and spontaneous skin potential. Average values of 0.15 to 0.86 microeq. x hr.(-1) x cm.(-2) were measured and correlated with average skin potentials ranging from 107 to 25 mv. 2. Sodium uptake exceeded chloride uptake by about the same amount, irrespective of the height of the skin potential. 3. The same skins which exhibited a negative correlation between net uptake of sodium chloride and skin potential showed a positive correlation between net potassium rejection from the epithelium and skin potential, for voltages above 30 to 40 mv. In skins of voltages lower than this, potassium ions were taken up rather than rejected. Average values for rejection of +11.8 to -0.8 centi-microeq. x hr.(-1) x cm.(-2) were measured. 4. Net fluid uptake, associated with active uptake of sodium chloride, was small and occurred in the direction of the salt uptake. No dependence of net fluid uptake upon skin potential was observed. 5. Skins of winter frogs, pretreated with a commercial purified ACTH preparation, were less active than their respective controls with regard to uptake of sodium chloride. Rejection of potassium was the same in treated and untreated skins. Posterior pituitary factors, as possible contaminants, did not account for the effect of the ACTH preparation. 6. DOCA, DOC, and cortisone did not alter the normal correlation referred to under (1) and (3). 7. In interpreting the experimental results on theoretical grounds, it is suggested (a) that in normal skin, it is the variation in the electric conductance in skin of chloride ions which essentially, although not exclusively, determines the rate of net uptake of sodium chloride, (b) that a factor in the ACTH preparation used, possibly ACTH itself, may have lowered the electric conductance in skin of sodium ions either truly or apparently, (c) that potassium ions are treated by the skin primarily as passive ions. There is some indication that potassium ions are also actively taken up by the epithelium of skin.


Modification by temperature of conduction and ganglionic transmission in the gastropod nervous system. The pedal ganglia of the terrestrial gastropod Ariolimax contain junctions between nerve fibers which are shown to be preferential points of fatigue and which exhibit facilitation (summation) of preganglionic impulses to produce a postganglionic spike. These characteristics in conjunction with others previously reported (reversible susceptibility to nicotine, convergence of preganglionic impulses, and inhibition of transmission through setting up a refractory state in the postganglionic fiber) are considered sufficient to indicate synaptic transmission in the pedal ganglia. The mean conduction velocity of the fastest fibers in the pedal nerves is 0.52 meter per second for preganglionic and 0.50 meter per second for postganglionic fibers at 7.56 degrees C. The conduction rates at 21.76 degrees C. are respectively 0.80 meter per second and 0.83 meter per second. The mean ganglionic delay is 0.033 second at 7.56 degrees C. and 0.019 second at 21.76 degrees C. The mean Q(10)'s for conduction velocity are thus 1.37 for preganglionic and 1.42 for postganglionic fibers. The mean Q(10) for ganglionic delay is 1.49. If the assumption is made that the Q(10) for ganglionic delay is that of a limiting reaction, this figure then represents a value below which the Q(10) for synaptic delay is statistically improbable.


The specific heat of red cells, with special reference to the paracrystalline rat red cell. The specific heat of the rat red cell, kept in cold sodium citrate, changes in the neighborhood of 6 degrees C., the temperature near which the cell passes from its paracrystalline state to a state of greater disorder. The change in the specific heat is from 0.74 with a standard deviation of +/-0.022 (paracrystalline state) to 0.87 with a standard deviation of +/-0.021 (normal state). Although it has been looked for, no evidence of a change in specific heat has been found, between 1 degrees C. and 15 degrees C., in the case of the human red cell or of the fresh rat red cell in saline or plasma.


Fluorescein-conjugated bovine albumin; physical and biological properties. Fluorescein-bovine albumin conjugates have been prepared and found not to differ appreciably in size, shape, and homogeneity from the precursor, bovine serum albumin. Fluorescein has also been conjugated to rat plasma proteins. Their disappearance rates from the circulation of rats correspond with those obtained from the use of isotope labeling. Their sites of localization in rat tissues were shown to be in the cytoplasm but not in the nuclei of Kupffer cells, fixed macrophages, granulocytes, and proximal renal tubules. Adsorption to endothelium was a characteristic finding. Extracellular localizations were predominantly in the lumina of blood vessels and proximal renal tubules (but never in the lumina of collecting tubules), and the interstitial fluid of skeletal and cardiac muscle (but not that of glandular organs such as the adrenals, liver, and spleen). BAC absorption from the skin of rabbits requires days whereas sodium fluorescein absorption is measured in hours, attesting to the persistence of the colloidal state of BAC in vivo. Fluorescein conjugates have been used to visualize the transcapillary passage of circulating proteins in the mesenteric circulation of frogs and rats by direct microscopic observation and found to diffuse slowly in the manner predicted for plasma proteins. The normal cutaneous vessels of the rat are impermeable in the gross to the labeled proteins; second degree burn promptly increases the permeability of these vessels rendering the presence of the label detectable in the gross in the skin. The process of labeling does not render guinea pig albumin antigenic, although slight antigenicity results from labeling whole plasma protein. It is believed that sufficient biological evidence is presented to support the conclusion that fluorescein-conjugated plasma proteins, particularly albumin, behave in vivo like their native precursors.


Time course and quantum efficiency of photosynthesis in Chlorella. 1. Though the quantum yield remains constant for different samples of the same culture despite great changes in respiration due to dark adaptation, the quantum requirement for different cultures varies from 6.1 to 13.5 quanta per molecule of oxygen evolved (q/m). 2. This variation from one culture to another appears to depend upon chlorophyll concentration, though other paralleling factors cannot be ruled out. 3. Both chlorophyll concentration and quantum requirement show a random distribution. A statistical median for 50 cultures and 99 determinations gives q/m = 8.5 with a systematic uncertainty of perhaps 10 per cent. Since the variations are real, the median is regarded as less important than the lower limit approached (about q/m = 6). 4. Dark adaptation under aerobic conditions produces an initial photosynthetic rate of nearly zero. The immediate rise to steady state is somewhat logarithmic in character and may require over 3 minutes. 5. In intermittent light (of periods from 1 to 6 minutes) the induction observed in subsequent light periods starts from a finite initial rate and occupies a shorter time, often as little as 30 seconds. 6. The theoretical importance of aerobic induction is discussed. A chlorophyll cycle of two photochemical steps is found to satisfy most of the observed characteristics and to be compatible with an efficiency independent of intensity.


Bilingualism as measured by a reaction-time technique and the relationship between a language and a non-language intelligence quotient.


The effect of electroconvulsive shock on the anticipatory responses of the rat in a semi-linear maze.


Respiration and intensity dependence of photosynthesis in Chlorella. 1. Respiration changes as a result of illumination. 2. In the absence of glucose or other supply of substrate, respiration decays in the dark showing at least two types-a fast decay in a few minutes and a slow decay lasting hours. 3. Respiratory response to illumination is delayed. 4. Intermittent illumination (in the absence of glucose, etc.) produces a periodic variation in respiration with a delay or phase lag. 5. Periodic variation of respiration may produce a higher average value in the dark than in the light due to the lag and depending upon the period of intermittent illumination. 6. Based upon average respiration values our data confirm the Kok effect. 7. Interpolated values of respiration, however, result in photosynthetic rates which are linearly dependent upon intensity of illumination. 8. Thus the quantum efficiency is found to be independent of intensity, over the wide range of intensities investigated.


Effect of helium on the respiration and glycolysis of mouse liver slices. It has been shown that helium has the ability to affect variously the rates of certain metabolic reactions in vitro as compared to nitrogen. An attempt has been made to approximate the sites of action in mouse liver preparations. The following results have been obtained by the substitution of a mixture of 80 per cent helium and 20 per cent oxygen for air: (a) An increase in the rate of oxygen consumption and carbon dioxide production to the same degree, the respiratory quotient remaining unchanged. (b) A decrease in the magnitude of cyanide inhibition. The effectiveness of helium increases with the degree of the cyanide inhibition. (c) No effect on the activity of slices which have been poisoned with fluoride when either lactate or pyruvate has been added as a substrate. (d) A change in the rate, and the slope of the curve of oxygen consumption in liver homogenates which are utilizing pyruvate as a substrate. The use of helium relative to nitrogen under anaerobic conditions causes: (a) A depression of the glycolytic rates in both mouse liver slices and diaphragm. (b) An increase in the carbon dioxide evolution and lactic acid production of mouse liver homogenates oxidizing either glucose and hexose diphosphate, or hexose diphosphate alone. In neither slices nor homogenates does the addition of fluoride and the use of pyruvate as the hydrogen acceptor alter the fundamental response of the preparations. The following hypotheses have been advanced and discussed in order to explain the observed phenomena: 1. Helium does not alter the substrate utilized by the tissue. 2. The gas interferes in some way with the cyanide-cytochrome oxidase bond, but may not affect cytochrome oxidase in the absence of cyanide. 3. The citric acid cycle is not subject to the influence of helium in tissue slices, but is altered in an unexplained fashion in homogenates. It is postulated that a rearrangement of particulate surfaces may be the significant factor here. 4. The glycolytic cycle is the site of both an inhibitory and an acceleratory effect of helium. The locus of the inhibition lies above the aldolase reaction and that of the acceleration between the aldolase and enolase reactions.


A review of the literature on the effects of bilingualism upon the measurement of intelligence.


Some special ability test scores of gifted children.


Growth and phage production of B. megatherium.  I.  Growth of cells after infection with C phage.  II.  Rate of growth, phage yield, and RNA content of cells.  III.  Effect of various substances on growth rate and phage production. I. Lysogenic B. megatherium 899a (de Jong, 1931) produces two types of phage (Gratia, 1936 c) T and C. The T phage forms cloudy plaques and gives rise to fresh lysogenic strains (Gratia, 1936 b) when added to the sensitive strain of megatherium. It may or may not cause lysis, depending on the media (Northrop, 1951). The C phage occurs very rarely) forms clear plaques, does not give rise to lysogenic strains, and causes complete lysis of the sensitive strain under all conditions tested, provided infection occurs. If C phage is added to the sensitive strain, and the mixture allowed to stand, or made into a hanging drop preparation, the infected cells stop growing and lyse completely after 60 to 80 minutes with the liberation of from 50 to 200 phage particles per cell. If, however, C phage is added to a rapidly growing culture of B. megatherium and the suspension shaken at 34 degrees , the cells continue to grow and divide for 50 to 60 minutes, after infection has occurred. They then lyse, with the liberation of from 1000 to 2500 phage particles per cell. II. The following determinations have been made on megatherium sensitive cells growing in 5 per cent peptone at different stages of growth. (1) Growth rate of infected and uninfected cells; (2) RNA, DNA, and protein content; (3) volume of the cell; (4) phage yield per cell by plaque count; (5) phage yield per cell by cell and plaque count; (6) lysis time. The growth rate decreases as the cell concentration increases. The lysis time and the protein N per cell are nearly independent of the growth rate; all the other values increase as the growth rate increases. The ratio See PDF for Equation is nearly constant. RNA and DNA per cell increase less rapidly than the volume, so that NA per unit volume is not constant, but decreases as the size of the cell increases. The phage yield measured under conditions in which the infected cells do not grow (by plaque count) is very nearly proportional to the size of the cell. The phage yield per cell, under conditions in which the infected cells do grow, increases more rapidly than the size of the cells. The phage yield per cell under these conditions may be calculated by the equation See PDF for Equation The determining factor for the variation in phage yield is the growth rate of the cells. This, in turn, is determined by the composition of the medium. III. The growth and phage production of megatherium 899a have been determined in the presence of the following substances: aureomycin, bacitracin, chloromycetin, gramicidin, Merck AB631, Merck AB191, Merck AB624, penicillin, streptomycin, terramycin, tyrothricin, usnic acid, acetone, chloroform, ethyl alcohol, formaldehyde, gentian violet, glycerin, maleic hydrazide, methyl alcohol, phenyl mercuric acetate, sodium fluoride, sulfanilamide, toluene, and urethane. In every case, the lowest concentration of the substance which completely inhibits growth, is also the lowest concentration which completely inhibits phage production. One antibiotic, Merck AB81, causes increased phage production in concentrations which partially inhibit growth, and low phage production in concentrations which completely inhibit growth (as determined by turbidity). Short exposure to ultraviolet light also decreases the growth rate, with increase in phage production. Longer exposure, which completely inhibits growth (as determined by turbidity) results in lysis and phage liberation.


Prejudice in the interviews of children.  I.  Attitudes toward minority groups.


Childhood fears in relation to hypnotic age regression.


Some suggestive results in psychometric testing of the cerebral palsied with Gesell, Binet, and Wechsler scales.


The wall seeking tendency in three inbred mouse strains (Mus musculus).


The ferric ferricyanide reduction test in histochemistry.


Electron microscopic studies of the anterior pituitary gland.


A cytological investigation of the mitochondria of three strains of Salmonella typhosa.


Precipitation of calcium phosphate in the histochemical method for phosphatase.


A simple method for obtaining highly potent tetanus toxin.


Evaluation of prolonged antibiotic therapy in mice with chronic Brucella infection due to Brucella melitensis.


Standardization of cobra (Naja flava) venom using the graded response method.


The production of antibody by patients with acute viral hepatitis.


Virus growth in tissue culture fibroblasts.  I.  Influenza A and herpes simplex viruses.


The relation between the infectivity and the hemagglutinin of murine encephalomyelitis virus (GDVII).


Studies on the bactericidal reaction.  I.  Bactericidal action of normal sera against a strain of Salmonella typhosa.


Studies on the bactericidal reaction.  II.  Inhibition by antibody, and antibody requirements of the reaction.


Antibody production in inbred strains of mice.


In vitro action of sulfur mustard and chloroethylamine derivatives upon antigenicity of influenza A (PR8) virus.


In vitro action of mustards on the infective and toxic components of influenza A (PR8) virus.


Studies with Shigella dysenteriae (Shiga).  IV.  Immunological reactions in monkeys to the toxins in isolated intestinal pouches.


A study of the relation of antibiotics, vitamins and hormones to immunity to infection.


Antibody formation in vitro by haemopoietic organs after subcutaneous and intravenous immunization.


The immunological relationship between human and bovine serum albumin.


Natural pathogenicity of mumps virus for suckling hamsters on intracerebral inoculation.


The effect of complement in rabbit serum on the quantitative precipitin reaction.  I.


A study on the effects of sodium salicylate and some structurally related compounds on antigen-antibody reaction in vitro.


Cutaneous hypersensitivity in brucellosis.  I.  Characterization of an antigen for detection of cutaneous hypersensitivity in brucellosis.


Cutaneous hypersensitivity in brucellosis.  II.  Chromatographic studies on the skin-test antigen.


Precision of potency assay of alum-precipitated tetanus toxoid in mice; an inter-institutional study.


Formation of the particles of influenza virus.


Antigens in scarlatinal erythrogenic toxin demonstrable by the Oudin technic.


Hemagglutinins among higher fungi.

Hemagglutinins among higher fungi.


Anaphylactic reactions and concentrations of antibody in rats and rabbits; effect of adrenalectomy and of administration of cortisone.


A serologically active erythrocyte sensitizing substance from typhus rickettsiae.  II.  Serological properties.


A serologically-active erythrocyte-sensitizing substance from typhus rickettsiae.  I.  Isolation and titration.


Serological studies with Vibrio Metschnikovii.


Effect of heterocyclic and other thiosemicarbazones on vaccinia infection in the mouse.


On the lack of agreement of the constant toxin and constant antitoxin flocculation reactions of diphtheria toxin and equine antitoxin.


Effect of thiosemicarbazones and dichlorophenoxy thiouracil on multiplication of a recently isolated strain of variola-vaccinia virus in the brain of the mouse.


Quantitative studies of cross reactions between Shigella flexneri types 1a, 1b, and 31.


Fractional dilution procedure for precise titration of hemagglutinating viruses and hemagglutination-inhibiting antibodies.


Studies on immunization against plague.  V.  Multiplication and persistence of virulent and avirulent Pasteurella pestis in mice and guinea pigs.


Immunization of mice against Histoplasma capsulatum.


The hemagglutinin of St. Louis encephalitis virus.  I.  Recovery of stable hemagglutinin from the brains of infected mice.


The hemagglutinin of St. Louis encephalitis virus.  II.  Physico-chemical properties and nature of its reaction with erythrocytes.


A note on the use of the antigen excess zone to reveal the existence of certain types of cross reactions in unidentified mixtures of antigens.


The hemagglutinin of St. Louis encephalitis virus.  III.  Properties of normal inhibitors and specific antibody; use of hemagglutination-inhibition for diagnosis of infection.


The efficacy of the intracutaneous route of injection and the susceptibility of the Hartley strain of guinea pigs in experimental allergic encephalitis.


Antigen-antibody precipitates in solid medium with influenza virus.


Specific white cell lysis produced by combination of rabbit antiserum to purified protein (ovalbumin, bovine gamma globulin) with homologous antigen; the role of non-precipitating antibody.


The origin of fecal antibody and its relationship to immunization with adjuvant.


The effect of high intensity electron bursts on antibodies.


The comparative retention of antigen in the skin of immune and normal rabbits as determined with egg albumin labelled with radioactive iodine.


The stability of chick embryo yellow fever vaccine during storage.


The molecular weight of an antigen-antibody complex.


The effects of spleen shielding and subsequent splenectomy upon antibody formation in rats receiving total-body x-irradiation.


Some effects of formalin on the serological activity of crustacean and mammalian sera.


The antigenic variation of influenza B viruses; demonstration of an antigenic spectrum by use of titer ratios.


Relation of the incubation period and the secondary immune response to lasting immunity to infectious diseases.


Characteristics of antibiotic-producing strains of the ocular bacterial flora.


The altered reactivity of mice after immunization with Hemophilus pertussis vaccine.


Bio-assay of four tetanus toxoids (aluminum precipitated) in mice, guinea pigs and humans.


On the occurrence of an epidermal papilloma in koi fish, Anabas testudenius (Bloch).


Visceral haemorrhages as cause of stillbirths and neonatal deaths.


The effect of chloramphenicol on the virulence of S. Typhosus and agglutinin response in rabbits.


Chloramphenicol in pertussis.

Chloramphenicol in pertussis.


Hypnosis in medical world.

Hypnosis in medical world.


Daraprim (B.W. 50-63) in treatment of malaria.


Male climacteric.

Male climacteric.


Treatment of herpes zoster ophthalmicus with methanesulphonate of hydrogenated ergotamine.


Early diagnosis of intracranial lesions.


Hypovitaminosis A:  its general and ocular manifestations.


Benign lymphocytic meningitis.

Benign lymphocytic meningitis.


Membranous conjunctivitis.

Membranous conjunctivitis.


MEDICAL councils.

MEDICAL councils.


VII SOUTH Indian Provincial Medical Conference, Palayamkottai.


XII BIHAR State Medical Conference, Gaya.


XVII U. P. PROVINCIAL Medical Conference, Sitapur.


World Medical Association.

World Medical Association.


XXIX ALL-INDIA Medical Conference, Patna.


Traumatic rupture of diaphragm; case report and discussion.


A case of abdominal pregnancy.

A case of abdominal pregnancy.


Congenital umbilical hernia.

Congenital umbilical hernia.


Chronic diarrhea; diagnosis and management.


Considerations on medical ethics.

Considerations on medical ethics.


CYRUS J. CLARK.

CYRUS J. CLARK.


INDIANA State Medical Association.

INDIANA State Medical Association.


INDIANA State board of health; division of communicable disease control; monthly report; December 1952.


Should patients be told when the diagnosis is cancer?


Hormone-producing tumors of the ovary.

Hormone-producing tumors of the ovary.


Present status of radioactive cobalt therapy.


EXFOLIATIVE cytology.

EXFOLIATIVE cytology.


Public responsibility in cancer control.


AMA delegates approve President's plan for creation of new department.


Surgical management of diverticulitis of the sigmoid.


The surgeons' hall of fame; its significance in the world of today.


Volvulus of the midgut and malrotation of the intestine.


Retroperitoneal echinococcus cyst producing Goldblatt kidney.


Renal ectopy; report of a case of crossed ectopy without fusion, with fixation of kidney in normal position by the extraperitoneal route.


Advantages of the Biesenberger technic for mammaplasty of hypertrophied pendulous breasts.


A new concept of tracheotomy; prevention of pulmonary complications and asphyxia.


The vaginal approach to pelvic surgical procedures.


Control of postoperative pain.

Control of postoperative pain.


Traumatic avulsion of the skin of the penis and scrotum.


Bacteriologic aspects of chronic ulcerative colitis (idiopathic).


Mediastinal ganglioneuroma.

Mediastinal ganglioneuroma.


The prostatic cavity after surgical intervention; an anatomotopographic study.


Complete dislocation of the knee with rupture of the popliteal vessels.


Traumatic rupture of the ileum simulating torsion of the testis.


Malignant disease of the uterus; method of treatment.


The choice of surgical approach for retroperitoneal tumors.


MANUEL NEMESIO TUASON Y GIL DE SOLA.

MANUEL NEMESIO TUASON Y GIL DE SOLA.


The experimental production of leukocytic changes in normal blood similar to LE-cells and morphologically identical with LE-cells.


Scratching patterns.  1.  Influence of site.


Studies of thorium X applied to human skin.  II.  Comparative findings of the penetration and localization of thorium X when applied in alcoholic solution, in ointment and in lacquer vehicles.


Studies on the sulfhydryl content of the skin.


Lesions of mucocutaneous junctions in the rat in deficiency of pyridoxine.


The effect of cold stress, ACTH, cortisone, pyrogen, and nitrogen mustard on tissue mast cells in the skin and subcutaneous tissues of the rat.


IOWA State Medical Society; 1953 annual meeting; April 26-29.


Early and late complications of head injuries.


The management of gastrointestinal hemorrhage.


An unusual acid-fast infection of the knee with subcutaneous, abscess-like lesions of the gluteal region; report of a case with a study of the organism, Mycobacterium abscessus, n. sp.


Cancer prevention applied to carcinoma of the colon.