PROBLEMS of the newborn and premature infant.


Diagnostic x-ray brief; enlarged parietal foramina.


Prodromal malignant glaucoma.

Prodromal malignant glaucoma.


A study of white male alcoholic patients admitted to Connecticut state hospitals during fiscal year 1956.


The physician's role in community health affairs.


Military service.

Military service.


Medical organizations and their relationships to public affairs.


Medical organization, county and state.

Medical organization, county and state.


Medical administration as a career; advantages and disadvantages.


The changing picture of pulmonary surgery.


William Francis Verdi, M.D., 1872-1957.

William Francis Verdi, M.D., 1872-1957.


Charles Williams Comfort, M.D., 1885-1957.


Data on maternal and child mortality as a basis for program planning.


Morbidity studies in English children with special reference to the methodology of the 1,000 families study in Newcastle upon Tyne.


Amebiasis.

Amebiasis.


A bacteriological evaluation of the urine.


The Delaware Hospital home care program.


[Further investigations into the nature of senile elastosis.  II].


Fetal mortality in pregnant diabetics; a clinical note.


The parasacral approach for the repair of a rectovesical fistula.


Electrocardiographic changes simulating organic heart disease; case report.


[History of the medical school of Freiburg university].


[Cancer of thyroid gland].

[Cancer of thyroid gland].


Effects of amphenone in patients with disturbed carbohydrate metabolism.


Studies of abnormal carbohydrate metabolism in pregnancy; the significance of impaired glucose tolerance.


A study of serum lipoprotein and cholesterol determinations in 901 diabetics.


Mediastinal tumors:  an analysis of 141 cases.


Childhood bronchiectasis.

Childhood bronchiectasis.


Enzymatic tests for glucosuria.

Enzymatic tests for glucosuria.


Cardio-pulmonary function in bullous emphysema; a preliminary report.


The responses of the smaller blood vessels and the serum proteins in pregnant diabetic subjects.


Psychiatric and neurological reactions to cycloserine in the treatment of tuberculosis.


The diagnostic value of the lordosis projection (Kreuzhohstellung) in the evaluation of middle lobe atelectasis.


Coexistent pulmonary tuberculosis and malignancy.


Scalene node biopsy:  its value as a diagnostic aid in chest diseases.


Lymphangioma of the mediastinum; report of two cases.


Max Rubner:  1854-1932.

Max Rubner:  1854-1932.


Idiopathic hypoglycemosis in children and central nervous system damage.


Interaction between insulin and zinc in the islets of Langerhans.


A simplified catheterizing bronchoscope.


Preliminary studies on the demonstration of insulin in the islets by the fluorescent antibody technic.


Tuberculin testing of the aged.

Tuberculin testing of the aged.


Mechanical factors in the localization of atherosclerosis.


Teaching chest disease:  seminars in thoracology.


Edgar M. Medlar; 1887-1956.

Edgar M. Medlar; 1887-1956.


Harry A. Bray; 1880-1956.

Harry A. Bray; 1880-1956.


Galactose treatment of multiple sclerosis; a preliminary report.


The physician in the role of psychotherapist.


Therapeutic trial of chlorpromazine in patients with chronic mental illness.


Subconvulsive electrotherapy in mental disorders.


Evaluation of transorbital lobotomy with a control group.


Humoral arousal responses in mental disease.


The use of reserpine (serpasil) in mentally ill epileptics.


Stress conditioning in the treatment of schizophrenia and neurotic disorders.


Localized electric stimulation of the diencephalon in the treatment of mental disorder.


Combined use of metrazol and succinylcholine in the therapy of mental disorders.


Management of fear in electroshock therapy.


Normal and abnormal adaptations - homeostasis, schizokinesis and autokinesis.


Prevention of fatalities in electroshock therapy.


Treatment of chlorpromazine-diethazine in depression.


Studies on perceptual isolation.

Studies on perceptual isolation.


The effectiveness of several forms of electrocerebral stimulation in the treatment of hard core cases.


Biochemical aspects of certain forms of mental deficiency.


Practice of electroshock therapy.

Practice of electroshock therapy.


Electroconvulsive therapy.

Electroconvulsive therapy.


Electrosleep therapy in psychoses.

Electrosleep therapy in psychoses.


Management of acute complications in electroshock therapy; the emergency tray.


Role of the anesthesiologist in electroconvulsive therapy.


Constitutional aspects in psychiatry of poor readers.


Results of lobotomy operations.

Results of lobotomy operations.


Effect of perphenazine (trilafon) on modification of crude consciousness.


Psychiatric services in a pediatric hospital.


Non-thrombocytopenic purpura in chlorpromazine therapy.


Like charity, mental hygiene begins at home.


Leprosy in childhood.

Leprosy in childhood.


Seasonal epidemicity and focus formation in poliomyelitis anterior acuta.


The use of dental age in studies of nutrition in children.


Verruga peruana.

Verruga peruana.


A quantitative leprosy complement fixation test.


Notes on the common species of Culicoides (Diptera:  Ceratopogonidae) from Surinam in relation to ozzardifilariasis.


Notes on Lagochilascaris minor Leiper, 1909.


Therapy of ascariasis with piperazine and purgative.


Tropical hygiene in a changed world.

Tropical hygiene in a changed world.


Obituary: Philip Herman Hartz.

Obituary: Philip Herman Hartz.


Coral ulcer.

Coral ulcer.


A new sub-species of Anopheles gambiae giles from Mauritius.


Depression and E.C.T.

Depression and E.C.T.


A case of congenital cancer.

A case of congenital cancer.


The incidence of cervical rib in African patients.


Smallpox in Tanganyika 1918-1954.

Smallpox in Tanganyika 1918-1954.


The isolation of Leishmania from a ground squirrel in Kenya.


Haematemesis.

Haematemesis.


Diethyl toluamide as a mosquito repellent.


Some notes on the management of the subfertile marriage.


The influence of hypothalamic thermoceptive structures on the electroencephalogram and gamma motor activity.


The effect of phenylephrine, methamphetamine, cocaine, and serotonin upon the adrenaline-sensitive component of the reticular activating system.


Mechanisms involved in the interaction of various central stimulants and reserpine.


Chlorpromazine:  use to activate electroencephalographic seizure patterns.


Effect of barbiturate sleep on the electrical activity of the hippocampus of patients with temporal lobe epilepsy; a preliminary report.


Observations on evoked dendritic potentials of human cortex.


The thalamic source of cortical recruiting in the rodent.


Evoked potentials and behavior; a study of responses to subcortical stimulation in the awake, unrestrained animal.


Relation of brain and tremor rhythms to visual reaction time.


Normal electroencephalogram at deep levels of hypoglycemia.


The effect of CO2 inhalation on the electroencephalogram of patients with cerebral infarction.


The electroencephalogram in the Negro; a comparison of electrical activity of the brain in white and Negro patients.


An unusual lesion resulting from electrodes implanted in monkey brains.


A roentgenographic stereotaxic technique for implanting and maintaining electrodes in the brain of man.


Apparatus for the study of human tremor and stretch reflexes.


A constant current apparatus for the production of electrolytic lesions.


Electronically controlled respiration in a closed system.


Observations on human placental membrane under the electron microscope.


Variation of the mammary glands response of inbred female mice treated with estrogen.


Study on the corticoid-like action of glycyrrhizine and the mechanism of its action.


Adrenal structure and function with special reference to the relationship between the zona glomerulosa and the zona fasciculata.


Effects of cortisone acetate on barbital anesthesia in normal rabbits.


Systemic effects of intra-articular injection of hydrocortisone acetate.


Hyperadrenocorticism with arsenic; a physiological basis of therapy with arsenite solution.


Internal secretory capacity of the abdominal testis in the guinea pig.


Relation between biological activity of hydrocortisone analogues and their rates of inactivation by rat liver enzyme systems.


Effects of hypophysectomy and hormones on sulfhydryl concentrations in rat kidney cells.


The effects of thyroxine and certain metal ions upon oxidation and phosphorylation in vitro.


Comparison of the hypoglycemic action of tolbutamide in the fowl and other species.


Growth hormone content and metabolic actions of human pituitary glands.


A comparison of the pituitary-inhibiting, anabolic and androgenic effects of norethandrolone in the parabiotic rat.


Work performance of rats following partial hypophysectomy.


Hormonal induction of melanogenesis in hypophysectomized killifish (Fundulus heteroclitus).


Selective inhibition by cortisone of adrenal cortical incorporation of C14 from labelled bacterial polysaccharide.


Simplified pregnanediol method; formaldehyde inhibition of urine chromogen formation during acid hydrolysis.


Rosacea-like tuberculid of Lewandowsky.

Rosacea-like tuberculid of Lewandowsky.


Milestones in dermatology.  XXVIII.  Historical account of French dermatology.


Membrane potentials of the squid giant axon recorded with an inserted antimony microelectrode.


Dose measurements with photographic films on a beta-ray needle.


A microradiographic study of bone tissue in ovarian dermoid cyst.


Evidences of cytological basis of differentiation.


Species difference in trapped plasma of the packed red cell column.


The biosynthesis of 6-azauracil riboside by Escherichia coli growing in the presence of 6-azauracil.


Distribution of protease activity in the blastula and early gastrula of Discoglossus pictus.


On the biological function of cathepsin in tail tissue of Xenopus larvae.


Radioactive amino acid incorporation into the rat pancreatic juice proteins.


The conversion of ethanolamine into taurine.


Primary cancer of the liver in rats after subcutaneous implantation of pellets of progesterone and testosterone propionate.


From parasympathomimetics to parasympatholytics by homologous substitution.


Detection of dipeptides and dipeptidase activity on paper.


Mechanism of elastolysis by pancreatic elastase.


The metabolism of the proteins of the brain.


The biosynthesis of penicillin.

The biosynthesis of penicillin.


The action of tryptamine and 5-hydroxytryptamine on muscles of sea anemones.


Antilipemic activities of several new heparinoids.


Brain concentrations of LSD-25 (delysid) after intracerebral or intravenous administration in conscious animals.


A contribution to the evaluation of the glucose tolerance test.


Genetical effects of radiation and chemicals.


Chemical mutagenesis in relation to the concept of the gene.


A cycloisomerization reaction of Di-(p-halogenophenyl)-trifluoromethyl-carbinols.


Quantitative determination of bone minerals from roentgenograms.


Pre- and postreaction pH of two specifically interacting large-molecule systems.


On the isolation and cultivation of intracellular symbiotes of Oryzaephilus surinamensis L.  (Cucujidae: Coleoptera).


The semi-quantitative determination of cholesterol and cholesteryl esters by paper chromatography.


Experimental investigations on the influence of x-rays on glycogen content in surviving leucocytes.


The influence of lowering the body temperature on postural orientation of the organism.


Amino acid studies in relation to yolk utilization in the chick embryo.


Lack of effect of exercise on serum cholesterol levels in two types of experimental obesity.


Magneto-chemical behaviour of some substances used in the medical treatment of tumors.


The effect of thyroid function on the prothrombin time response to warfarin in rats.


The influence of inorganic thiophosphate on the conversion of parathion to paraoxon in rat liver slices.


The influence of baroreceptor reflexes on the reactivity of the autonomic nervous system.


Biochemical studies on the proteins of Hymenolepis diminuta.


The control of ovary development in worker honeybees (Apis mellifera).


Effect of splenectomy on Elongatum and Circumflexum malaria in ducks.


Studies on the intermediary metabolism of Trichinella spiralis.


Chemical composition of the nematode cuticle; observations on individual layers and extracts from these layers in Ascaris lumbricoides cuticle.


Antibody against Trypanosoma vivax present in normal cotton rat serum.


Effect of inoculating the chicken and the turkey with a strain of Trichomonas gallinarum.


Present day perimetry.

Present day perimetry.


Malaria in carriers of the sickle-cell trait and in newborn children.


Treatment of otitis externa with terra-cortril suspension.


Instrument and method for removing adenoidal remnants in the head low position.


Spastic entropion of the left upper eyelid in an infant.


Paracusis of Willis:  it's significance.

Paracusis of Willis:  it's significance.


Newer concepts in vitamin therapy.

Newer concepts in vitamin therapy.


Viruses in ophthalmology.

Viruses in ophthalmology.


Congenital anomalies of the fundus.

Congenital anomalies of the fundus.


Panel:  questions and answers on rhinoplasty.


A legal look at blood transfusions.

A legal look at blood transfusions.


Prevention and treatment of acute ligament injuries in athletes.


A ten-year study of synthetic folic acid as a nutritional supplement and therapeutic agent.


Selling psychotherapy a word picture technique.


Diagnostic aspects of bromoderma and blastomycosis.


Linear atelectasis.

Linear atelectasis.


Acute renal failure.

Acute renal failure.


The Hoxsey story.

The Hoxsey story.


A country doctor and the National Health Service.


The presidential address:  preoperative and postoperative dietary care.


Presentation of the Julius Friedenwald medal to T. Grier Miller, M.D.


RESPONSE of the recipient of the Julius Friedenwald medal, T. Grier Miller, M.D.


Mandred W. Comfort, M.D., the new president.


Some reflections on gastric secretion.

Some reflections on gastric secretion.


Peptic ulceration occurring during therapy for rheumatoid arthritis.


Techniques for study of metabolic balance.


Studies of cholinesterase activity.  I.  Serum cholinesterase, methods and normal values.


Studies of cholinesterase activity.  II.  Serum cholinesterase in hepatitis and cirrhosis.


Studies of cholinesterase activity.  III.  Serum cholinesterase in obstructive jaundice and neoplastic disease.


Duodenal and jejunal biopsies.  I.  A discussion of the method, its difficulties and applications.


Duodenal and jejunal biopsies.  II.  Histology.


Mavero-hepatic icterus, black liver jaundice.


The effective use of piperazine for the treatment of human helminthiases.


The sprue syndrome associated with intra-abdominal lymphoblastoma.


Tuberculous hepatitis; report of a case with review of the literature.


Etiology and classification of gastric ulcers.


The serologic diagnosis of amebiasis.

The serologic diagnosis of amebiasis.


[The use of sex hormones in gynecology].


[Considerations on the so-called law of anticipation].


Harvey's tradition inspires modern studies in blood circulation.


Remarks on irregular segregations in Saccharomyces.


Treatment of burns in elderly patients.

Treatment of burns in elderly patients.


Carcinoma of the gallbladder.

Carcinoma of the gallbladder.


Protein and amino acid needs of the aged in health and convalescence.


Perforations of the gallbladder; a report of three cases.


Obesity as a health factor in geriatric patients.


The allergic basis of Fiedler's myocarditis; with discussion of two case histories.


The fragile male.

The fragile male.


The foundations of geriatrics.

The foundations of geriatrics.


The physiological significance of the reaction between elastin and elastomucase in relation to the production of clearing factor.


Salt and water balance in relation to blood pressure in ageing rats.


Ageing of skin.  2.  Adaptive responses in rat dermis in relation to age and growth.


Accelerated ageing; a long term effect of exposure to ionizing radiations.


[Measurement of tubal diameter by kymographic insufflation & its prognostic value].


Hyperostosis generalisata, Camurati-Engelmann type.


Nuclear sexing.

Nuclear sexing.


The fluorine content of childrens' teeth and drinking water in Israel.


The patient's the thing.

The patient's the thing.


Medical results of 17,000 hearing tests on school children.


Some neurological aspects of epilepsy; analysis of 407 cases of epilepsy from the clinical and etiological point of view.


Homeopathy in obstetrics.

Homeopathy in obstetrics.


Psychic symptoms in homeopathy.

Psychic symptoms in homeopathy.


THE MANAGEMENT of bedsores.

THE MANAGEMENT of bedsores.


Hypofibrinogenemia in a case of missed abortion.


The use of chlorpromazine in hyperemesis gravidarum.


Report from the Demonstration Premature Infant Center of St. Francis Hospital.


Intestinal heterophyidiasis.

Intestinal heterophyidiasis.


Frank Lester Pleadwell, 1872-1957.

Frank Lester Pleadwell, 1872-1957.


Birth weight patterns by race in Hawaii.


Maternal mortality in Hawaii, 1950-1955.


Keeping employees satisfied.

Keeping employees satisfied.


Industrial know-how serves hospitals.

Industrial know-how serves hospitals.


Single fund solicitation proves successful.


Selecting a hospital administrator.

Selecting a hospital administrator.


Fund raising contracts.

Fund raising contracts.


A gimmick to promote nurse recruitment.

A gimmick to promote nurse recruitment.


Life insurance as a fund resource.

Life insurance as a fund resource.


The value of visitors.

The value of visitors.


New York Court of Appeals abandons immunity of hospitals for medical negligence.


Multicopy certificates for vital records; a progress report on their use in Maryland.


The volunteer; a member of the central service team.


Air conditioning hospital operating rooms.


Food service management.  II.

Food service management.  II.


Management responsibilities of the head nurse.  II.


Cardiac emergency kit.  II.

Cardiac emergency kit.  II.


A new ACR roentgenogram cross index system.


Development of a stockroom.

Development of a stockroom.


PURCHASING meat!

PURCHASING meat!


Hospital consciousness.

Hospital consciousness.


Hospital accounting:  accountant's new position.


The Health Insurance Council:  what it means to hospitals.


HM SALUTES Merrell Festus Steele, M.D., hospital administrator.


The Amsterdam experiment; social services for psychiatric patients.


Opportunities for administrators in mental hospitals.


Three packages on the cost of hospital care.


Psychiatric night treatment centre.

Psychiatric night treatment centre.


Small hospital:  saga of integration.

Small hospital:  saga of integration.


Selecting a hospital administrator.  II.

Selecting a hospital administrator.  II.


To date or not to date.

To date or not to date.


Steel prefab construction cuts costs.

Steel prefab construction cuts costs.


Good hospital housekeeping means good cleaning procedure.  I.


Dry milk.

Dry milk.


Financing the school of nursing.

Financing the school of nursing.


Beef is versatile.

Beef is versatile.


Ensuring safety in drug administration:  do you have adequate policies?


Another ally against cancer.

Another ally against cancer.


Practical purchasing education.

Practical purchasing education.


Cotton textiles in hospitals.

Cotton textiles in hospitals.


A technique for evaluating professional activities.


Contracts with medical specialists.  II.

Contracts with medical specialists.  II.


Medical Mission Sisters and the oil company.


Religion's relation to medicine.

Religion's relation to medicine.


Disaster roundup; Lake Charles, La., Springfield, Ill., Kansas City, Mo.


Catholic nurses meet the challenge.

Catholic nurses meet the challenge.


The user reflect the need.

The user reflect the need.


Medical research in a Catholic hospital.


Keeper of the keys.

Keeper of the keys.


Inservice education and training.

Inservice education and training.


A budget; why?

A budget; why?


Handling drug samples.

Handling drug samples.


Radiologic dictionary; electrical, mechanical and physical terms, as applied to radiologic technology.  V.


The work situation.

The work situation.


Leaders must listen, too.

Leaders must listen, too.


Dietetic internships for sisters.

Dietetic internships for sisters.


Public relations in the laboratory.

Public relations in the laboratory.


Instrument counts.

Instrument counts.


The story of Seminole Memorial Hospital; from planning to patient care.


Meeting the tests of Medicare.

Meeting the tests of Medicare.


Deadline approaches for full accreditation of schools of nursing.


New social security amendments are aimed at helping those who need help most.


Disclosure of medical record information:  a reappraisal.  I.


Information:  raw material for the supervisor.


Laundry-housekeeping:  no detectives in this group-developed linen distribution system.


Ultrasonics:  answer to your cleaning problems?


Hospital's own dietitian.

Hospital's own dietitian.


Outside food service management company.


FALL CYCLE menu for the south-southwest.


The foreign trained physician; a joint approach to a multifaceted problem.


Observations on Japanese hospitals.

Observations on Japanese hospitals.


New ways to measure personnel turnover in hospitals.


Mutual help for student anesthetists and smaller hospitals.


Experiment in extended coverage.

Experiment in extended coverage.


The other side of disaster planning.

The other side of disaster planning.


Centralized recruiting for health careers.


Disclosure of medical record information:  a reappraisal.  II.  The administrative problem.


Simplification-standardization.

Simplification-standardization.


Deskless nutrition office.

Deskless nutrition office.


Behind the scenes in patient care.

Behind the scenes in patient care.


Postnatal discussions reach a neglected group.


Job evaluation answers the 65-cent question for hospitals.


Late charge control by remote control.

Late charge control by remote control.


The united approach to chaotic charity.

The united approach to chaotic charity.


The employee speaks up; communication channels from employees to management.


Adding air conditioning to an existing hospital; it can be done without interrupting services.


ORGANIZATION and objectives of the AHA personal membership department for hospital purchasing agents.


Footprinting the newborn.

Footprinting the newborn.


10 Recommendations for feeding tuberculous patients.


The housekeeper's link with patient care.


An analysis of an internist's 1108 consecutive hospital admissions.


Combined hydrocortisone-oxytetracycline therapy in ophthalmology.


Recurrent dislocation of the ulnar nerve.


Plasma enzymes.

Plasma enzymes.


A new method of pelvic fixation.

A new method of pelvic fixation.


Some observations on tests for tetany.

Some observations on tests for tetany.


Experiences with metrazol therapy in senile individuals.


Intercurrent acute appendicitis in surgical patients with other abdominal pathology.


Why physicians should not be under social security.


Preventable cancer.

Preventable cancer.


Intrathecal hydrocortisone in tuberculous meningitis.


A study of epidemiology of burns and scalds and their prevention.


A comparative study of staining methods for proteins separated by paper electrophoresis.


Fanconi syndrome; case report.

Fanconi syndrome; case report.


Endomyocardial fibroelastosis:  case report with review of the literature.


Spontaneous thrombosis of internal carotid artery; case report.


Ocular findings of interest in general medicine.


Summary of preliminary report of investigations of the Virus Research Centre on an epidemic disease affecting forest villagers and wild monkeys of Shimoga District, Mysore.


Treatment of skin disorders.  II.  General principles of dermatologic diagnosis.


Modern practice in immunization.  II.  Available means and procedures.


The vaginal smear:  its application in diagnosis and research.


Atypical neuropathy; a review with case reports.


Electrophoretic study of serum proteins in normal Indians.


The specialized connecting (conducting) tissue in the heart of the lizard Mabuya dissimilis Hallowell.


Aortic changes in induced malnutrition.

Aortic changes in induced malnutrition.


Some aspects in the post-operative care in gastric cases.


Hypertension.

Hypertension.


Modern practice in immunization.  2.  Available means and procedures.


Influenza.

Influenza.


The surgical correction of certain congenital cardiovascular lesions.


Post-encephalitic retro-bulbar neuritis.


Intracranial injury during birth.

Intracranial injury during birth.


Typhoid encephalopathy in children.

Typhoid encephalopathy in children.


Treatment of nutritional oedema syndrome (kwashiorkor) with a low cost protein food.


Waterless hand cleaners.

Waterless hand cleaners.


First stage treatment of burns and prevention of shock.


Disability insurance provisions of the Social Security Act.


A self-administered detection technique for uterine cancer.


Health profile of lumbar mill employees.


Radiohumeral bursitis; is it traumatic?  Analysis and report of 314 cases.


Study of heat in Indian textile mills.

Study of heat in Indian textile mills.


Carcinogenicity of petroleum products; with particular reference to the automotive industry.


Some aspects of fluoridation.

Some aspects of fluoridation.


CONFERRING of an honorary Fellowship of the Royal Academy of Medicine in Ireland upon Professor T.G. Moorhead.


Pulmonary stenosis with normal aortic root.


The effect of mephenesin on progressive familial myoclonic epilepsy.


Hinconstarch metabolites.

Hinconstarch metabolites.


Influence of pyrithiamine and oxythiamine on the respiratory quotient, heat production and intestinal absorption of glucose, in the rat.


A case of fibrocystic disease of the pancreas.


Seminoma with ureteric obstruction.

Seminoma with ureteric obstruction.


Purpura and pulmonary tuberculosis.

Purpura and pulmonary tuberculosis.


Determinants of conformity and attitude change.


Interrelations among three criteria of improvement in group therapy:  comfort, effectiveness, and self-awareness.


Test retest stability of interaction patterns during interviews conducted one week apart.


Authoritarian attitudes and personality maladjustment.


Factors determining the guessing of meanings of foreign words.


Performance on the Bender under hypnotic age regression.


A cross-cultural study of perceptual predominance in binocular rivalry.


Decision processes in communication nets.


Psychogenic deafness and perceptual defense.


Sex differences in social memory tasks.

Sex differences in social memory tasks.


Expectancy changes in skill and chance situations.


Metaphors from music criticism.

Metaphors from music criticism.


Liking for the group and the perceived merit of the group's behavior.


Studies in the phenomenology of emotions.


Effects of biological and social motivation on schizophrenic reaction time.


Conclusion-drawing, communicator credibility, and anxiety as factors in opinion change.


The role of experience in judging children's photographs.


Relationships between child training and the pictorial arts.


Patterns of attitudes toward child rearing and the family.


The generality of accuracy and response sets in interpersonal perception.


Authoritarian ideology in Negro college students.


Leading and following psychotherapeutic techniques with hypnotically-induced repression and hostility.


The effects of personal and shared threats upon social prejudice.


Personality, anxiety, and muscle tension as determinants of response stereotype.


The wolf.

The wolf.


A Guttman scale for sexual experience; a methodological note.


Levels of perceptual organization and cognition:  conflicting evidence.


Authoritarianism or acquiescence in Bass's data.


Reply to Messick and Jackson's comments on authoritarianism or acquiescence.


Recapturing esthetic tooth position in the edentulous patient.


Overbite adjustment in the adult dentition.


A comparison of pH values of in vivo dental plaque after sucrose and sorbitol mouth rinses.


Lack of effect of exposure to radiation during intraoral roentgenographic examination as evidenced by postexamination blood studies.


Effect of a dentifrice containing stannous fluoride on dental caries in adults.  II.  Results at the end of two years of unsupervised use.


Giant cell tumor of the jaws.

Giant cell tumor of the jaws.


Psychological factors in dental disorders:  a comprehensive approach.


Recent nutritional concepts in relation to dental health.


The responsibility of the patient in the treatment of periodontal disease.


Dental health officers for local health units.


Effect of fluoride, iodoacetic acid, penicillin, sodium lauroyl sarcosinate and dehydroacetic acid on certain oral bacteria of white rats fed a smooth surface caries diet:  preliminary report.


BUREAU of Library and Indexing Service; nomenclature.


Florida's scholarship program for the study of dentistry.


Problems faced by prepaid dental plans.

Problems faced by prepaid dental plans.


Complicated mandibular fracture.

Complicated mandibular fracture.


COUNCIL on dental trade and laboratory relations; amendment of trade practice rules for commercial dental laboratory industry.


Location of root canals through photography.


Using a diabetes clinic for teaching diet therapy to college students.


COUNCIL on Dental Education; hospital dental internships and residencies approved by the Council on Dental Education (revised to July 1, 1957).


Prescribing a diet is not enough.

Prescribing a diet is not enough.


Distorting facts into fads.

Distorting facts into fads.


Afterthoughts on a diabetic internship.

Afterthoughts on a diabetic internship.


PANEL discussion on diabetes mellitus in the aged.


X-ray therapy as a possible cause of the shoulder-hand syndrome.


A five-year prognostic study of acute myocardial infarction.


Problems of sedation in the elderly.

Problems of sedation in the elderly.


Food consumption of older families.

Food consumption of older families.


Comparison of results of biliary-tract operations in older and younger patients.


Host-tumor antagonism.  VI.  The influence of the thyroid hormone in malignant disease.


Training for the practice of aviation medicine.


Emergency service within the hospital.

Emergency service within the hospital.


Role of bed rest in treatment of rheumatic fever; review of literature and survey of current opinions.


Chronic thyroiditis and autoimmunization.


Cyclic estrogenic hormone therapy of acne vulgaris; use of the vaginal smear technique in evaluation and treatment.


Acquired arteriovenous fistula with bacterial endarteritis and endocarditis.


Neurological manifestations after antihypertensive therapy with mecamylamine.


March hemoglobinuria; report of five cases in students at Ohio State University.


Studies on significance of biologic false-positive reaction.


Brain abscess seven years after a Potts anastomosis in case of tetralogy of Fallot.


New vaginal hemostatic retractor to reduce episiotomy blood loss.


Gastric acidity determination procedures; comparison of a tubeless method with azure a resin compound and an intubation method with histamine.


Current status of the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis.


Estrogen residues in meat-public health aspects.


MEDICINE'S biggest battle:  taming time.

MEDICINE'S biggest battle:  taming time.


Role of the general practitioner in prevention of blindness.


Tracheotomy-indications, advantages, techniques, complications, and results; analysis of three hundred ten recent operations.


Clinical observations in manic-depressive disease; a quantitative study of one hundred manic-depressive patients and fifty medically sick controls.


Mass screening of the total female population of a county for cervical carcinoma.


Spinal cord injury-rehabilitation costs and results and follow-up in thirty-one cases.


The sexual deviant (sexual psychopath)-causes, treatment, and prevention.


Trichinosis involving the central nervous system; treatment with corticotropin (ACTH) and cortisone.


Lung collapse in aviation.

Lung collapse in aviation.


Aminoaciduria in relation to deficiency diseases and kidney function.


OPINION survey on medical professional liability.


Three-year pilot rehabilitation study in a general hospital.


Prognosis in post-traumatic epilepsy; a ten-year follow-up of craniocerebral injuries of World War II.


Intramuscularly administered iron in the treatment of iron-deficiency anemia.


Benign masseteric hypertrophy; a syndrome of importance in the differential diagnosis of parotid tumors.


Promethazine (phenergan) hydrochloride as an adjunct to anesthesia; preliminary clinical and animal studies.


Treatment of enterobiasis with one oral dose of promethazine hydrochloride.


Elective cardiac arrest with potassium citrate during open-heart operations; report of thirty-seven cases.


Rapid and accurate ophthalmoscopic determination of circulatory arrest.


Evaluation of tests for occult blood in the feces; significance of guaiac and orthotolidine tests after ingestion of iron.


Electroencephalographic evidence of cortical death followed by full recovery; protective action of hypothermia.


Current status of the treatment of gout.


Flavonoids in human nutrition and medicine.


Saga of the disaster doctors; how they helped battle a paper enemy that became real.


Professional liability.

Professional liability.


Preoperative sedation and production of a quiescent state in children; promethazine-meperidine-scopolamine sedation.


Micrococcic (staphylococcic) infections in a general hospital.


Intramedullary fixation of metacarpal fractures.


Oral cholangiography; preliminary report.


Performance of cesarean section with aid of general anesthesia; analysis of one thousand eleven operations since 1948.


Evaluation of diatrizoate (hypaque) in peripheral angiography and aortography.


NEW AND nonofficial drugs.

NEW AND nonofficial drugs.


Isoniazid as a cause of optic neuritis and atrophy.


POSTGRADUATE medical education.

POSTGRADUATE medical education.


Role of hormones in protein metabolism.

Role of hormones in protein metabolism.


POSTGRADUATE courses for physicians.

POSTGRADUATE courses for physicians.


Postphlebitic syndrome.

Postphlebitic syndrome.


Energy cost of the Master two-step test.


Immunization of college students against diphtheria.


Mecamylamine (inversine) in the treatment of hypertension.


Community health and welfare planning; role of the local medical society and its members.


Automobile safety device-headrest to prevent whiplash injury.


Dietary fat- its role in nutrition and human requirement.


Some biochemical aspects of lipid and lipoprotein metabolism.


Diet and the epidemiology of coronary heart disease.


Dietary control of serum lipids in relation to atherosclerosis.


Current status of Asian influenza.

Current status of Asian influenza.


Nutritional studies relating to serum lipids and atherosclerosis; therapeutic implications.


Pathological lesions related to disturbances of fat and cholesterol metabolism in man.


The oldster and his doctor.

The oldster and his doctor.


Medical-legal cooperation.

Medical-legal cooperation.


The effect of radiation on human heredity.


The fight against nonvenereal treponematoses in Africa.


Malaria eradication as a world program.

Malaria eradication as a world program.


The first public health college and training center in Ethiopia:  Gondar College.


The family doctor's tasks and opportunities in the field of mental hygiene.


Fellowships, a part of the education and training program of WHO.


Sedatives, tranquilizers; then what?

Sedatives, tranquilizers; then what?


The electrocardiograms of two outstanding runners.


Phlegmasia cerulea dolens.

Phlegmasia cerulea dolens.


Presidential address.

Presidential address.


Emotional factors in human infertility.

Emotional factors in human infertility.


Supernumerary kidneys.

Supernumerary kidneys.


A CLEAR and present danger:  the vanishing D.O.


The diagnosis of polypoid disease of the colon.


The value of laminagraphy in pulmonary pathology, with special reference to carcinoma in the region of the main stem bronchi.


Radiation management of carcinoma of the uterine cervix.


The treatment of hemangiomas with contact therapy.


Differentiation of gastric malignancy and inflammatory antral pathology.


Radiographic recognition and clinical significance of coin lesions of the lung.


Studies on the epizootiology of shipping fever in calves.


Milking machine design as an aid to mastitis control.


A comparison of blood and whey brucellosis tests on 20,000 cows.


Nodular splenitis in swine associated with brucellosis.


Canine rabies-England, 1791.

Canine rabies-England, 1791.


Iodinated organic compounds as radiographic contrast mediums in canine practice.


External fixation of a comminuted mandibular fracture in a dog.


A preliminary report on the effects of iron-dextran, injected intramuscularly, on the growth rate of newborn pigs.


THE 1955-1956 SURVEY of veterinary practitioners.  I.


Transthoracic approach for diaphragmatic hernia repair in cats and dogs.


A study of the whey plate agglutination test for brucellosis.


Demonstration of specific nerve paralyses in the dog.


Estrus and infertility of the thoroughbred mare in Australia.


Surgical correction of a congenital mammary abnormality in a heifer.


Nematodiases in zoo animals; a preliminary report.


Intracranial nerve root tumors; report of a neoplasm (neurofibroma) of the trigeminal nerve in a dog.


Parasitosis in a musk ox.

Parasitosis in a musk ox.


The use of chickens in the differential diagnosis of vesicular exanthema and vesicular stomatitis; a preliminary report.


A quantitative study of the Purkinje cell dendritic branchlets and their relationship to afferent fibres.


The development of the primary sensory system in Xenopus laevis (Daudin).


Experimental corneal homografts.

Experimental corneal homografts.


The nusculature of the human prostatic urethra.


The venous drainage of the rat spleen.

The venous drainage of the rat spleen.


The development of the ductus venosus in man and the goat.


The occurrence of sex chromatin in early human and macaque embryos.


Placentation in the spotted hyena (Crocuta crocuta Erxleben).


The correlation of structure and function in the mesonephros and metanephros of the rabbit.


The distribution of protein-bound sulphydryl and disulphide groups in various tissues of the vitamin A-deficient rat.


Sulphated mucopolysaccharides in rodent teeth.


A technique for the orientation of serial histological sections.


A rationale for chemotherapy based on screening filtrates of soil microorganisms for synergistically active antibiotics.


Studies on the pyridomycin production.  III.  Medium selection and a device of a method of detecting the precursor.


Studies on the pyridomycin production.  IV.  Metabolic studies on Streptomyces pyridomyceticus.


Studies on homomycin.  II.

Studies on homomycin.  II.


Some in vitro and in vivo observations on the composition of population of Mycobacterium tuberculosis var. hominis with respect to drug resistance.


Synthesis of sarkomycin.

Synthesis of sarkomycin.


Blastmycin, a new antibiotic from Streptomyces sp.


Experimental study on the oncostatic activity of actinomycin J.  I.  Histological findings of therapeutic effects on Ehrlich's mouse ascites carcinoma in the ddN strain mice.


Experimental study on the oncostatic activity of actinomycin J.  II.  Effects on the Yoshida ascites sarcoma in stock rats.


Studies on sarkomycin.  IV.  Preparation of sarkomycin-INAH derivative and its stability.  II.


Studies on sarkomycin.  V.  On the nicotinic acid hydrazide derivative of sarkomycin.


Studies on sarkomycin.  VI.  On the polymer of sarkomycin.


Studies on antiviral antibiotics from Streptomyces.  VII.  Phagostatin, a new antiphage antibiotic.


Studies on sarkomycin.  III.  On the synthesis of 2-methylcyclopentanone-3-carboxylic acid and its activities.


A method for microscopical observation of Streptomyces using agar-cylinder culture.


Method of determination of chlortetracycline and some studies on use of chlortetracycline for fish preservation.


Degradation studies on pyridomycin; chemical studies on antibiotics of Streptomyces.  V.


Biological studies on kanamycin.

Biological studies on kanamycin.


Studies on ractinomycin A.

Studies on ractinomycin A.


Studies on antitumor activity of mitomycin.


Indications and contraindications in the use of ultrasonic therapy in medicine.


Perplexities of chronic relapsing pancreatitis.


Advantages of private medical care.

Advantages of private medical care.


Neurosurgery.

Neurosurgery.


Hemolytic disease of the newborn:  erythroblastosis fetalis.


Burns and their care.

Burns and their care.


POLIOMYELITIS.

POLIOMYELITIS.


Contributions of the anesthesiologist to the medical profession.


Principles of tympanoplasty.

Principles of tympanoplasty.


Orthopedics.

Orthopedics.


Clinical studies of lung function in secondary polycythemia.


Metabolism and population changes in Brucella abortus.  I.  Roles of alanine and pantothenate in population changes.


Metabolism and population changes in Brucella abortus.  II.  Terminal oxidation and oxygen tension in population changes.


Sparing of cellulose by amino acids among aerobic soil bacteria.


Formic dehydrogenase and the hydrogenlyase enzyme complex in coli-aerogenes bacteria.


Growth characteristics in HeLa cells of the rapidly growing acid fast bacteria, Mycobacterium fortuitum, Mycobacterium phlei, and Mycobacterium smegmatis.


Peroxide and peroxidogenic bacteria in human saliva.


A test of the validity of reactivation of bacteria.


The methane fermentations of acetate and methanol.


Deoxyribonuclease activity of micrococci from clinical sources.


Nuclear changes in the life cycle of Saccharomyces.


Lactobacillus viridescens nov. spec., a heterofermentative species that produces a green discoloration of cured meat pigments.


Metabolic activity of bacterial isolates from wheat rhizosphere and control soil.


The decapsulation phenomenon of Klebsiella pneumoniae.


Role of alpha, epsilon-diaminopimelic acid in the cellular integrity of Escherichia coli.


Probable absence of direct induction of bacterial resistance to streptomycin.


Enzyme localization in Bacillus megaterium.


Kinetics of papain action.  I.  Hydrolysis of benzoly-L-argininamide.


Mechanism of flavoprotein-catalyzed pyridine nucleotide transfer reactions.


Principles of the enzymatic measurement of steroids.


The eicosapolyenoic acids occurring in the glycerophosphatides of beef liver.


Kynurenine transaminase of rat kidney; a study of coenzyme dissociation.


The metabolism of the organic acids of tobacco leaves.  XIII.  Effect of culture of excised leaves in solutions of potassium bicarbonate.


Studies on the antiproteolytic activity of bovine blood.


On the nature of the inhibition of glutamate oxidation by the carcinogen, N-2-fluorenyldiacetamide.


The apparent first dissociation constant, pK1, of carbonic acid in the human erythrocyte.


Some factors influencing phosphatidylcholine formation.


Coexistence of insulin-responsive and insulin-non-responsive glycolytic systems in rat diaphragm.


Oxidative phosphorylation in Acetobacter suboxydans.


Enzymatic decarboxylation of oxalic acid.


N-formimino-L-aspartic acid as an intermediate in the enzymatic conversion of imidazoleacetic acid to formylaspartic acid.


Enzymatic conversion of formylaspartic acid to aspartic acid.


Studies on the properties of threonine aldolases.


Corticotropins.  XIII.  Identification of certain peptides in partial acid hydrolysates of alpha-corticotropin (alpha-ACTH).


Characteristics of the inhibition by ethionine of the incorporation of methionine into proteins of the Ehrlich ascites carcinoma in vitro.


Some characteristics of rat kidney 5-hydroxytryptophan decarboxylase.


Liver fructokinase.

Liver fructokinase.


The concomitant release of adenosine triphosphate and catechol amines from the adrenal medulla.


Erythrocyte metabolism.  III.  Oxidation of glucose.


Erythrocyte metabolism.  IV.  Isolation and properties of methemoglobin reductase.


Adrenocortical steroid C-20-keto reductase.


Spectrophotometric studies.  XVI.  Determination of the oxygen saturation of blood by a simplified technique, applicable to standard equipment.


Studies on the enzyme enolase.  I.  Equilibrium studies.


Studies on the enzyme enolase.  II.  Kinetic studies.


On the mode of action of x-ray protective agents.  III.  The enzymatic reduction of disulfides.


Pyrimidine metabolism.  II.  Enzymatic pathways of uracil anabolism.


Association of sulfate-S35 with serum proteins in the rat.


A micromodification of the Smith and Roe method for the determination of amylase in body fluids.


The biosynthesis of beta-hydroxy-beta-methylglutaric acid.


The metabolic reduction of organic nitro groups.


Fat metabolism in higher plants.  IX.  Enzymic synthesis of long chain fatty acids by avocado particles.


N-formylcysteine synthesis in mitochondria from formaldehyde and L-cysteine via thiazolidinecarboxylic acid.


Mitochrome.  I.  Isolation and physicochemical properties.  II.  Enzymatic effects.


The metabolism of histidine.  I.  Effects of vitamin B6 and of biotin deficiency.


Serum lipide analysis by chromatography and infrared spectrophotometry.


On the acetylation of aliphatic amines by kidney preparations.


Mechanism of borate inhibition of diphenol oxidation by tyrosinase.


Incorporation of deuterium into oxidized pyridine nucleotides by illuminated grana.


Studies on the dissociation of histones from the nucleohistone of calf thymus.


Chromatographic separation of uroporphyrins I and III and the nature of Waldenström porphyrin.


Further studies on the mechanism of phosphoglucomutase; the phosphoenzyme bond.


Purine catabolism in molybdenum deficiency.


Acetaldehyde oxidation in molybdenum deficiency.


The pentose cycle as a pathway for glucose metabolism in intact lactating dairy cows.


Nuclear changes during spermiogenesis in a pulmonate snail. Changes in both external form and internal arrangement of nuclear material have been investigated in the differentiation of the sperm of the pulmonate snail, Otala lactea. Sperm head differentiation begins with a flattening of the previously spherical nucleus and a thickening of the nuclear envelope covering the anterior and posterior surfaces of that nucleus. Tail filaments can be seen in the cytoplasm at this time. At a slightly later period the mitochondria begin to form the tail filament sheath and at this time the nucleus begins to elongate in a direction parallel to the future axis of the sperm. At the same time the nuclear material begins to orient itself at right angles to the nuclear surface which lines the pit occupied by the centriole. As nuclear elongation proceeds, this orientation of nuclear substance takes on the appearance of 60 A thick sheets bent in a direction parallel to the sperm axis. Soon the sheets fill the entire nucleus. The nucleus then begins to twist along its axis so that it starts to take on the mature, flame-shaped form. At this time the flat sheets begin to disappear and in the mature sperm head they are no longer visible (see Text-fig. 2 B).


Feulgen nucleal reaction.  I.  Quantitative extraction of fuchsin from Feulgen-stained nucleoprotein. A new extraction method for the quantitative determination of the fuchsin contained in a Feulgen-stained nucleoprotein sample has been introduced. The method is based on the following facts: (1) Treatment of a Feulgen-stained nucleoprotein sample with hot acid or alkali brings about a splitting of the linkage between fuchsin-SO(2) and the hydrolyzed nucleic acid moiety of nucleoprotein through aldehyde groups. (2) It also effectuates the formation of fuchsin from the liberated fuchsin-SO(2). (3) The fuchsin is made colorless by the treatment, but is restored to its original pink colored state when the pH of the acidic or alkaline medium is adjusted to 4.6. (4) The fuchsin, either pink colored or decolorized by alkali, can be extracted from an aqueous phase by amyl alcohol. A linear relationship was found to exist between the amount of fuchsin extracted by the FEM from a Feulgen-stained nucleoprotein sample and its DNA content. This relationship holds over a wide range of DNA concentration. From experiments utilizing this method, knowledge may be gained about the mechanism of the Feulgen reaction in situ which can lead to an improvement of the reaction in the field of cytochemistry.


The solubility and properties of a purified ichthyocol in salt solutions of neutral pH. 1. Purified citrate-extracted ichthyocol obtained from carp swim bladders has been further characterized with respect to its content of certain amino acids and carbohydrate substances. 2. The degree of solubilization or dispersion of ichthyocol by solutions of certain salts maintained in the range of neutral pH and at a temperature of 0-2 degrees C. has been determined. 3. While a number of salts of monovalent cations had no significant solubilizing effects on ichthyocol, ammonium chloride in a concentration of 1 M did cause solution of the protein. 4. Sodium thiosulfate in a range of concentrations caused the solubilization of ichthyocol but was most effective in an intermediate concentration of 0.25 M. 5. Several salts of divalent cations, in particular the chlorides of calcium, magnesium, and barium, and magnesium thiosulfate in concentrations ranging from 0.3 to 1 M caused the immediate and complete solubilization of the ichthyocol. 6. Solutions of ichthyocol in calcium chloride, magnesium chloride, and sodium thiosulfate buffered or adjusted to pH 7.0, were studied with respect to intrinsic viscosity of the protein, optical rotation, ultracentrifugal sedimentation, and reconstitution into fibers. It was found in each case that the original characteristics of the collagen, as determined previously in acid solution, were maintained when the protein was dissolved in salt solutions of neutral pH. No evidence of denaturation or gelatinization could be found when ichthyocol was solubilized under the stated conditions. 7. Collagen in neutral solution with sodium thiosulfate, calcium chloride, or magnesium chloride was not attacked by trypsin as determined viscometrically at 20.0 degrees C., but was rapidly degraded by a purified bacterial collagenase.


The effects of fluoride feeding on the organic matrix of bones and teeth of pigs as observed by autoradiography after in vitro uptake of Ca45 and S35. Demineralized sections of fluorinated bones and teeth have been studied by autoradiography following in vitro uptake of Ca(45) or S(35)O(4). The portions of tissue which do not become mineralized (cartilage, prebone, predentine, and precementum) show an increased Ca(45) uptake apparently related to an increase in chondroitin sulfate content in fluorosis. The tissues from the fluoride-fed animals show an increase of in vitro uptake of sulfur in the tissues which become mineralized (bone, dentine, cementum).


The fine structure of the cells in mouse sarcoma 37 ascitic fluids. The tumour cells and the reaction cells in Sarcoma 37 ascitic fluids have been studied in thin sections with the electron microscope. The reaction cells were either leucocytes or much larger acidophilic peritoneal cells of the same dimensions as the tumour cells; the peritoneal cells formed as much as 20 per cent of the large cell population. The fine structure of the cells is described and some new observations recorded. It has been found that the cell membrane of eosinophil granulocytes has a laminated composition and the characteristic granules of these cells a double limiting membrane. The pores in the double nuclear membrane of the peritoneal cells have been observed to have a fine line running across them. In the tumour cells, a rounded granular body with a central dense area has been found in the region of the centrosome; these cells were also seen to contain rows of parallel smooth surfaced cisternae lying 150 mmicro apart similar to those hitherto only observed in spermatids. There was a feltwork of fine filaments in the cytoplasm of the centrosome region of the tumour cells. The cytoplasmic fine structure underlying the basophilia of the tumour cells and the acidophilia of the peritoneal cells is compared and discussed.


Histochemical demonstration of the sites of activity of dehydrogenase systems with the electron microscope. In the present study a histochemical method demonstrating the activity of dehydrogenase systems was developed for electron microscopy, utilizing potassium tellurite as the hydrogen or electron acceptor. This reagent was used intravitally (intravenously, intraperitoneally, or intraluminally in hollow organs) or supravitally on small blocks of tissue for the demonstration of endogenous dehydrogenase activity. Blocks of tissue which had been frozen and thawed or which had been washed in 0.44 M sucrose to prevent endogenous activity, were used to demonstrate the activity of the succinic dehydrogenase system. In the latter case, the incubating medium contained tellurite, succinate, phosphate buffer, sucrose, and activators. The incubation was as performed either aerobically (with or without the addition of potassium cyanide) or anaerobically. The specificity and the enzymatic nature of the reactions were ascertained by appropriate control experiments. Reduced tellurite, the end product of this histochemical reaction, could be visualized in thin sections of osmium tetroxide-fixed, methacrylate-embedded tissues as crystals or fine particulate deposits of high density, localized on, or in close relationship to mitochondrial membranes. The results of these experiments are demonstrated, utilizing heart muscle (rat) as the source of the enzyme systems.


Electron microscope studies of the formation of nodes of Ranvier in mouse sciatic nerves. Observations with the electron microscope of longitudinal sections of the sciatic nerves of infant mice during the period of early myelin formation are described. These observations are interpreted in relation to previous studies of transverse sections, and a general picture of the formation of an internodal length of the myelin sheath in three dimensions is formulated. In general, an internodal length of myelin sheath is attained by the spiral wrapping of the infolded Schwann cell surface; the increase in length of the internode during maturation is at least partially explained by the increased length of axon covered by the overlapping of successive layers during the wrapping of the infolded Schwann cell surface; and the nodes of Ranvier refer to the structure complex at the junctions of adjacent non-syncytial Schwann cells. The fact that the mode of formation of myelin brings each of its layers into intimate contact with the axon surface at the nodes is emphasized because of the possible functional significance of this arrangement. The manner of origin of Schmidt-Lantermann clefts remains obscure. Certain isolated observations provide evidence for the possibility that occasional internodes of myelin may form from several small segments of myelin within a single Schwann cell.


A study of the structure of splenic sinuses in man and in the albino rat with the light microscope and the electron microscope. The splenic sinuses in the spleens of 5 human beings and 7 albino rats have been studied in the light microscope and electron microscope after fixation in Dalton's fluid and Palade's fluid and embedding in n-butyl methacrylate. Splenic sinuses are tortuous vascular channels of large but variable diameter which represent the first venous vessels in the spleen and make up almost the entire red pulp in man and in rats. These vessels are composed of reticulo-endothelial cells flattened to endothelial form and sheathed by a netted reticulum. The luminal surface of the endothelium is made highly irregular by delicate and variable cytoplasmic protrusions, slender corridors separating adjacent endothelial cells, anastomotic openings to other sinuses, bulgings of entire cells, and even thrusts of endothelium spanning the sinai lumen. The supporting reticulum presents a well developed latticed appearance in tangential sections of sinuses, but in most cuts is punctate or linear. The reticulum is composed of strands without limiting membranes, which, in substance, are amorphous and resemble basement membrane. Material identical in appearance to the substance of the reticulum may be present in the endothelium, suggesting that the reticulum is formed by endothelial cells. The endothelium also contains deposits of presumed ferritin and hemosiderin. The extreme luminal bulgings of endothelium suggest production of circulating monocytes or lymphocytes by detachment of endothelial cells. Sinuses are patent and collapsed to varying degrees. Patent sinuses are separated by collapsed sinuses and these collapsed sinuses appear to constitute splenic (Billroth) cords.


Submicroscopic changes of the nerve endings in the adrenal medulla after stimulation of the splanchnic nerve. The nerve endings of the adrenal medulla of the rabbit were studied under the electron microscope in the normal condition and after prolonged electrical stimulation of the splanchnic nerve. With a stimulus of 100 pulses per second for 10 minutes, there is an increase in the number of synaptic vesicles in the nerve ending. The mean number is of 82.6 vesicles per square micron in the normal and of 132.7 per square micron in the stimulated glands. With a stimulus of 400 pulses per second for 10 minutes, there is a considerable depletion of synaptic vesicles and other changes occur in the nerve endings. The mean number of vesicles is of 29.2 per square micron. These results are interpreted as indicative of an increased activity of the ending in one case, and as a diminished activity and fatigue of the synaptic junction in the other.


A method of evaluating glass knives.

A method of evaluating glass knives.


An electron microscopic correlation of structure with function in the isolated perfused cow adrenal, preliminary observations.


Cytoplasmic incorporation of a ribonucleic acid precursor in Amoeba proteus. The question of RNA synthesis in enucleate cytoplasm of Amoeba has been approached experimentally by incubating enucleate amoebae in a labelled RNA precursor and determining the incorporation into RNA autoradiographically. The results indicate that there is a cytoplasmic incorporation mechanism which can operate in the absence of the nucleus. A comparison is made between Acetabularia and Amoeba with respect to the origins of cytoplasmic RNA. It is concluded that the existing data are consistent with the assumption that some cytoplasmic RNA is of nuclear origin in both organisms.


Phase separation in polyelectrolyte solutions; theory of complex coacervation.


The physical chemistry of deoxyribonucleic acids.


The forces between protein molecules in solution:  a summary.


Formation and patterns of cellulose fibrils:  a summary.


Physical-chemical studies on deoxyribonucleic acid; a discussion.


Macromolecular fabrics and patterns.

Macromolecular fabrics and patterns.


Macromolecular fabrics in biological systems; their structural and physiological significance.


Aspects of macromolecular orientation in collagenous tissues.


Organization in biocolloidal systems.

Organization in biocolloidal systems.


Interactions of elongated particles; a discussion.


A mechanism for the formation of fibrils from protein molecules.


The fibrous protein of the nerve axon.

The fibrous protein of the nerve axon.


Crystallinity and dimensional changes in fibrous proteins.


Phase changes and dimensional changes in fibrinogen and fibrin.


Observations on contractile systems.

Observations on contractile systems.


Labile colloidal complexes of the cytoplasm.


Labile colloidal complexes of the cell; a discussion.


Adenosinetriphosphate and the shortening of muscular models.


The composition of contractile muscle proteins.


Fibrils and filaments of muscle proteins as examples of molecular complexes.


The kinematics of retraction in contracting striated muscle.


Remarks on proteins:  summarizing statements.


Endometriosis.

Endometriosis.


A new hospital for Ludhiana Christian Medical College.


The role of Christian medical work in the campaign against tuberculosis in India.


Successful skin grafting with minimal equipment.


Case report:  an unusual site for echinococcal cyst.


Differences between respondents and nonrespondents in a morbidity survey involving clinical examination.


The melanocytic (pigmented) nevus; a discussion of its management.


Chronic benign aseptic meningitis.

Chronic benign aseptic meningitis.


Influence of a moderately cold environment on venous pressure in the superficial veins of normal young men and patients with chronic congestive heart failure.


Reasons for prolonged hospital stay; a study of need for hospital care.


Experience in physical medicine and rehabilitation on a home care program.


The Kveim reaction in sarcoidosis.

The Kveim reaction in sarcoidosis.


Some considerations pertaining to the proper use of supplementary vitamins.


The histogenesis of myxedema.

The histogenesis of myxedema.


Effect of adrenocorticotropic therapy on the in vitro 11beta-hydroxylation of deoxycorticosterone by human adrenal homogenates.


Adrenocortical carcinoma with gynecomastia:  a case report and review of the literature.


Determination of delta4-3-keto-corticosteroids in human peripheral plasma by the isonicotinic acid hydrazide (INH) reaction.


In vivo measurement of thyroidal radioiodine:  effect of neck scatter.


Metabolic effects of 17-ethyl-19-nortestosterone in man.


Turner's syndrome and Laurence-Moon-Biedl syndrome in siblings.


Klinefelter's syndrome:  report of a case studied by fluorohydrocortisone suppression of adrenal function.


Treatment of eosinophilic granuloma by corticotropin:  report of 4 cases with disappearance of the bone lesions.


A case of true hermaphrodism:  possible relationship to Klinefelter's syndrome.


Effect of anxiety upon aldosterone excretion in man.


A new hypoglycemic agent.

A new hypoglycemic agent.


Thyroidal uptake of I131 after iopanoic acid (telepaque) in 74 subjects.


Diastolic gallop sounds, the mechanism of production.


Radioactive iron metabolism and erythrocyte survival studies of the mechanism of the anemia associated with rheumatoid arthritis.


A study of the quantitative relationship between antidiuretic hormone (vasopressin) and the renal tubular reabsorption of water.


Acute respiratory illness in volunteers following intramuscular administration of live adenovirus.


Pulmonary ventilation and diffusion in the human newborn infant.


Type-specific streptococcal antibody.

Type-specific streptococcal antibody.


Hypoxemia and coronary blood flow.

Hypoxemia and coronary blood flow.


Serotonin and histamine release during anaphylaxis in the rabbit.


Renal function in Wilson's disease.

Renal function in Wilson's disease.


An adaptation of the nitrous oxide method to the study of the cerebral circulation in children; normal values for cerebral blood flow and cerebral metabolic rate in childhood.


The immediate effects of respiratory depression on acid-base balance in anesthetized man.


Response of pulmonary artery pressure and total pulmonary resistance of untrained, convalescent man to prolonged mild steady state exercise.


Studies on the immunochemical basis of allergic reactions to dextran in man.


Idiopathic pulmonary hemosiderosis; a study of the anemia and iron distribution using radioiron and radiochromium.


Effects of eight-hour intravenous infusions of ACTH and the adrenocortical steroids in normal man.  I.  Basal gastric secretion, and plasma and urinary pepsinogen.


Study of urinary and fecal excretion of radioactive chromium Cr51 in man; its use in the measurement of intestinal blood loss associated with hookworm infection.


Sympathectomy in amphibians; anatomical considerations.


A mechanism for excitation and inhibition of the Mauthner's cells in teleost:  a histological and neurophysiological study.


The morphogenesis and some functional aspects of the epiphyseal complex in lizards.


The hypothalamic neurosecretory system of the tree frog Hyla regilla.


Effects of pitressin and water injections on secretions of brain and hypophysis in a teleost.


Effects of increased motor activity on the dimensions and the staining properties of the neuron soma.


Effect of rubrospinal tract section on ataxia.


Contagious pustular dermatitis.  II.  Pathological histology.


Uterine response to adrenaline in intact cows and sheep.


Round heart disease in poultry.

Round heart disease in poultry.


Diethylcarbamazine in the treatment of lungworm infestation of calves due to Dictyocaulus viviparus.


Mucosal disease complex.

Mucosal disease complex.


Embolic displacement of viable testicular tissue in a brown Leghorn cockerel.


The effects of a diet deficient in vitamin A on the development of the skull, optic nerves and brain of cattle.


The concentration of blood sugar during starvation in the newborn calf and foal.


The study of some viruses by the plate gel diffusion precipitin test.


Further studies of the organization and display of sexual behavior in male guinea pigs.


The effect of extent on the intensity-time relation for the visual discrimination of movement.


Maternal behavior of hypophysectomized gravid albino rats and the development and performance of their progeny.


The effect of electroconvulsive shock on a learned avoidance response.


The duration of tonic immobility in guinea pigs.


The effect of food and water deprivation upon intracranial self-stimulation.


Function of corpus callosum in contralateral transfer of somesthetic discrimination in cats.


Skeletal muscle effects of the chemical block of autonomic impulses and the extinction of fear.


Restoration of tracking proficiency as a function of amount and delay of analeptic medication.


Modification of sex drive and O2 consumption by isolating and grouping male guinea pigs.


The effects of early experience on the response to pain.


The effects of variations in handling upon learning and retention.


Experimental analysis of the hoarding habit in the rat.  III.  Terminal reinforcement under low drive.


Some effects of deprivation of eating and drinking behavior.


The effect of deprivation of visual incentives on visual exploration motivation in monkeys.


Temporal relationship within the conditioning of a saccharine aversion through radiation exposure.


Effect of reinforcement magnitude and of order of presentation of different magnitudes on runway behavior.


Learning and performance as a function of drive strength during acquisition and extinction.


Response reversal following different amounts of training.


Conditions of invariance and modifiability in simple reversal learning.


The effect of spacing units on simultaneous vs. successive discrimination.


Effects on monkeys of introduction of hemolytic streptococci into root canals.


Fusiforms in the infant mouth.

Fusiforms in the infant mouth.


Placental permeability to bacterial toxins.


The extra-osseous innervation of the gingivae.


The relation of salivary sodium, potassium, solids and ash concentration to dental caries experience in children, 5 to 6 and 12 to 14 years of age.


Early administration of various carbohydrates and subsequent dental caries in the rat.


Incidence of caries at different locations on the teeth.


The metabolism of natural and artificial fluoridated waters.


Dental caries and dental care needs in Baltimore school children (1955).


The effects of salivariadenectomy on the reproductive organs of the female rat.


The relationship between the histology of the thyroid and the salivary glands and the incidence of dental caries in the rat.


The effect of testosterone, thyroxine and cortisone on the salivary glands of the hypophysectomized rat.


Enlargement of submandibular salivary glands of rats restricted to acidic and basic solutions as the sole source of drinking fluid.


The mineralization of rat enamel in the light of Ca 45 autoradiography and microincineration.


Oxidative enzymes.  I.  Succinic dehydrogenase, DPN cytochrome c reductase, cytochrome oxidase and catalase in oral, liver, and brain cortex tissues.


Tissue response to air-abrasive powder, to pulverized enamel and dentin.


Local effect of various drugs on the duration of infiltration anesthesia produced by dental anesthetic solutions.


Electrolytic action in the mouth and its relationship to pain.


Observations from shadowed collodion replicas of teeth with amalgam restorations.


A new principle and appliance for radiographic tooth measurements.


Differential growth analysis of vertebrate teeth.


The enhancing effect of murine hepatitis virus on the cerebral activity of pleuropneumonia-like organisms in mice. Pleuropneumoma-like organisms (PPLO) of the catarrhal type were isolated from the brain of a Swiss mouse during the cranial passage of mouse hepatitis virus-MHV(C). Cranial injection of the PPLO alone in Swiss and Princeton weanlings was attended by a meagre growth of the organisms in the brain, with no pathologic change. The growth of both catarrhal and conjunctival strains of PPLO in the brains of Swiss mice was greatly enhanced by the simultaneous injection of MHV(C). Rolling was not a characteristic sign prior to autopsy. Brain sections regularly showed a vigorous leukocytic response, commonly accompanied by the destruction of nerve cells in the anterior horns of the cerebrum. Injected in Princeton mice together with the virus, the organisms barely survived and were inactive. MHV(Pr) enhanced the growth and pathogenicity of PPLO in the brains of Princeton mice but failed to do so in Swiss. The behavior of PPLO in the brain was likewise affected by the presence of agar, as earlier observed by Findlay et al. In comparison with the effect of MHV, the enhancement was reduced in rate in both strains of mice and was not accompanied by outward signs of nervous disorder. Hydrocephalus which often followed injection of the PPLO-agar mixture was also produced by agar-bouillon alone.


Role of gamma globulins in pathogenesis of renal lesions in systemic lupus erythematosus and chronic membranous glomerulonephritis, with an observation on the lupus erythematosus cell reaction. Utilizing the fluorescent antibody method for the histologic demonstration of localized gamma-globulins, we have made the following observations (in contradistinction to the lack of such findings in a variety of normal and pathologic, control kidneys). In systemic lupus erythematosus (a) gamma-globulins were localized in the thickened capillary walls, the "wire-loop" lesions, and the so called "hyaline thrombi" in glomeruli; (b) these sites of localization of gamma-globulins were correlated to a considerable degree with the pattern of accentuated eosinophilia of the glomeruli, as seen in hematoxylin-eosin sections, or with the pattern of PAS-positive areas in the glomeruli in sections stained with the periodic acid-Schiff reaction; (c) and gamma-globulins were localized rarely in large cytoplasmic granules in tubular epithelium and occasionally in glomerular capsular crescents, tubular protein casts, and inflammatory cells, particularly in the cytoplasm of cells identified as immature and mature plasma cells. In nephrotic glomerulonephritis (a) gamma-globulins were localized in the glomerular basement membrane and appertaining structures in chronic membranous glomerulonephritis; (b) gamma-globulins were apparently localized in the altered mesangium in chronic lobular glomerulonephritis; and (c) in the tubular protein casts, presumably representing abnormal glomerular filtrates, gamma-globulins were present in a lesser concentration and other serum proteins in a greater concentration than found in the glomeruli. In positive lupus erythematosus preparations the nuclei of leukocytes, while undergoing transformation and subsequent phagocytosis to form lupus erythematosus cells, were the sites of localization of gamma-globulin (presumably the lupus erythematosus factor) whereas in control preparations no nuclear localization of gamma-globulin occurred. These observations are discussed in relation to the pathogenesis of renal lesions in systemic lupus erythematosus, chronic membranous glomerulonephritis, and amyloidosis.


Impairment of the antigenicity of a protein antigen following its injection into rabbits. The findings presented in this paper indicate that 60 gm. of liver tissue, taken from adult donor rabbits 2 weeks after injecting them with large amounts of bovine gamma-globulin, and transferred to the peritoneal cavities of recipient rabbits prepared for a secondary reaction, contain enough of the antigen to induce the formation of detectable amounts of precipitin in the recipient rabbits. On the other hand, liver taken from donors 21 and 28 days after injecting them with the same antigen fails to bring about a similar effect. The findings outlined in the paper suggest that the antigen is degraded after the 2nd week to such an extent that it fails to engender the formation of complete antibody in the recipient animals, although previous work has shown (2-4) that the transfer of liver tissue from similar donor rabbits to mice renders the recipient mice anaphylactically sensitive to the antigen, bovine gamma-globulin. The implications of the findings are discussed.


A study of hemosiderosis with the aid of electron microscopy; with observations on the relationship between hemosiderin and ferritin. Hemosiderin deposits in rats and in man were studied and compared by means of electron and light microscopy. Typical, isotropic, iron-positive hemosiderin granules were found to contain innumerable, closely packed, electron-dense particles, embedded in matter that was much less dense to electrons. Similar dense particles were often scattered diffusely through the cytoplasmic matrix of cells containing hemosiderin granules. In cells of proximal convoluted tubules of rats given repeated intraperitoneal injections of hemoglobin the hemosiderin granules contained dense particles with a mean diameter of 55 A, and with a size-frequency distribution that indicated uniformity. These particles corresponded in size to the iron micelles of ferritin molecules. There was less uniformity of particles in hemosiderin granules situated in liver and reticulo-endothelial cells of rats that had been given a diet containing ethionine. The dense aggregates representing hemosiderin granules were often situated inside discrete cytoplasmic organelles that were bordered by membranes, and sometimes contained "cristae"; and often the membranous borders were markedly disrupted. The term "sidersomes" is proposed for these specialized cytoplasmic structures which may be derivatives of mitochondria, and apparently play a part in the formation of hemosiderin. Ferritin was crystallized from the livers and kidneys of the hemosiderotic rats with ease, but could not be crystallized from comparable quantities of liver and kidney tissue of untreated control rats. Specimens from the liver and spleen of a patient with advanced hemosiderosis, obtained at an operation, were also studied. In liver and reticulo-endothelial cells many particles with diameters of about 60 A were scattered through the cytoplasmic matrix. By contrast, hemosiderin granules in the same cells contained particles that varied considerably in size. In representative granules, examined at high resolution, the size-frequency distribution of particle diameters displayed a periodicity consistent with the presence of small, uniform subunits. Electron micrographs of ferritin, isolated from the spleen of the same patient, provided confirmation for the inferences that the dense particles observed inside cells are iron micelles, and that ferritin is probably a component of hemosiderin.


The nucleic acids of T2, T4, and T6 bacteriophages. The deoxyribonucleic acids of the wild type strains of the T(2), T(4), and T(6) bacteriophages have been shown to contain glucose as an integral part of the molecule; the amount of hexose present in each nucleic acid differs. A study of the acid degradation products of the three nucleic acids has revealed that in each instance glucose is linked to the apurinic acid component. In the case of the T(6) nucleic acid it was found that two molecules of glucose are linked to hydroxymethylcytidylic acid. The other mononucleotides contained no glucose. From the results which have been presented here, and from data presented by others, it can be concluded that the three viral nucleic acids differ in that they contain different proportions of free and glucose-substituted hydroxymethylcytidylic acids.


Transformation reactions between Pneumococcus and three strains of Streptococci. Reciprocal transformation reactions to streptomycin resistance have been demonstrated between pneumococcus and 2 strains of viridans streptococci, which by the usual bacteriological criteria are distantly related to pneumococcus. Desoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) extracts of a strain of streptomycin-resistant Streptococcus salivarius have been found capable of transforming pneumococcus and two strains of viridans streptococci but the strain itself was not transformed by autologous or heterologous DNA extracts. The two strains of viridans streptococci were more efficient than pneumococcus as receptors of both autologous and heterologous transforming principles. It is inferred, therefore, that efficiency of transformation does not necessarily indicate closeness of relationship among bacteria. The efficiency of transforming principles (TP's) from three streptococcal strains to induce streptomycin resistance in pneumococcus increased following their reduplication in pneumococcus. At the same time the efficiency of two of these TP's to transform streptococcus was reduced. Resistance to optochin (ethylhydrocupreine), a characteristic of most streptococci, can be transferred to pneumococcus, a naturally susceptible species, by transformation reactions.


Immunologic studies of human high density lipoproteins. High density serum lipoprotein underwent serologic and physicochemical alterations on aging during storage at 0 degrees C. for 1 month, as judged by decrease of diffusion coefficient and increase of C' fixation. Ultracentrifugation, dialysis, and high concentrations of sodium chloride did not cause these changes. A protein sedimenting at density 1.24 in the ultracentrifuge reacted with antiserum to high density lipoprotein. Probably it was the protein portion of alpha lipoprotein dissociated from the lipide during ultracentrifugation. Although the antiserum to high density lipoprotein did not react with low density lipoprotein prepared from normal serum, it reacted with similarly prepared lipoproteins from the serum of a patient with biliary cirrhosis.


The pathogenesis of hemophilia; an experimental analysis of the anticephalin hypothesis in hemophilic dogs. It has been possible to duplicate in the hemophilic dog four of the major experiments which have suggested in humans an "anticephalin" hypothesis for the pathogenesis of hemophilia. The experiments in the dog have been considerably extended, as compared with the human experiments, by a variety of techniques. I. Asbestos was placed in contact with hemophilic dog plasma, and the clotting time became shorter. When transfused, this plasma had no effect on the defective prothrombin utilization of hemophilic dogs, in contrast to untreated normal plasma. II. The ionic strength of native dog plasma and dog plasma citrated (38 per cent sodium citrate) then recalcified (0.2 M CaCl(2)) were calculated. The ionic strength of the native plasma was approximately 0.15 while that of the citrated plasma was approximately 0.21. Conductivity and freezing point determinations on the plasmas described above were consistent with the idea that the ionic strength of the citrated plasma was significantly higher. The biphasic dilution curve, to which much significance has been attached in arriving at the "anticephalin" hypothesis, can be produced readily in the dog. Diluting dog plasma with "iso-ionic" or "hyper-ionic" NaCl solution abolished the biphasic phenomenon. Dilution with distilled water exaggerated the biphasic curve. These experiments suggest that the biphasic curve is an artifact of uncontrolled ionic strength. III. The prothrombin utilization rates of undiluted whole hemophilic dog blood and hemophilic dog blood diluted 1:2 with 0.85 per cent NaCl were found to be the same. IV. Ether extraction of both normal and hemophilic dog plasma removed fibrinogen and reduced somewhat the concentration of prothrombin. In treated normal plasma AHF was reduced to the level of untreated hemophilic plasma, thus producing a quasi-hemophilic plasma. Defibrination and ether extraction of both normal and hemophilic dog plasma "generated" clotting activity which shortened the clotting time of hemophilic plasma and was active in the thromboplastin generation test. The activity "generated" by defibrination and ether extraction of dog plasma was adsorbed by a BaSO(4) suspension and shown, therefore, not to be the anti-hemophilic factor (AHF). Transfusion of ether-extracted normal or hemophilic dog plasma into hemophilic dogs had no effect on the prothrombin utilization rate, unlike untreated normal plasma which had a marked effect. Thus, four of the main lines of evidence supporting the "anticephalin" hypothesis were duplicated in the dog. However, by extending the experiments it was found that all were explainable on bases other than the presence of "anticephalin." Such an hypothesis is not necessary, therefore, to explain the pathogenesis of canine hemophilia. The apparent identity of hemophilia in the two species suggests that the hypothesis is also not applicable to humans.


Studies on the pathogenesis of fever.  VIII.  Fever-producing substances in the serum of dogs. Intravenous administration of bacterial endotoxins in dogs is followed within 2 hours by the appearance of a fever-producing substance in the blood. This endogenous pyrogen differs from the endotoxins originally administered by its ability to produce fever in tolerant recipients and failure to promote tolerance after repeated daily injections. Endogenous serum pyrogen is destroyed by heating at 90 degrees C. for 30 minutes, and is also inactivated to some degree by incubation at 37 degrees C. for 24 hours. Suppression of fever by aminopyrine does not affect appearance of the endogenous factor. Animals made febrile with dinitrophenol, kaolin, or lysergic acid do not elaborate a fever-promoting substance in the blood. Sterile abscesses, accompanied by elevations in body temperature of the host, are unassociated with detectable amounts of secondary pyrogen in the serum. The absence of endogenous pyrogen in the blood of febrile dogs made leukopenic with nitrogen mustard favors the idea that polymorphonuclear leukocytes injured by endotoxins release the endogenous factor. On the other hand, the finding that the granulocytopenic animals are febrile when no circulating endogenous pyrogen is present, casts doubt upon the essential role of this substance in endotoxin fever.


Studies on the Cx-reactive protein.  I.  The effect of administration of Cx-reactive protein to normal rabbits. It has been found that normal rabbits respond to the intravenous administration of Cx-reactive protein by producing this acute phase substance. When Cx-reactive protein incorporated in adjuvant is injected intracutaneously, in addition to producing Cx-reactive protein, the recipient animals develop a characteristic inflammatory reaction about the site of injection. This inflammatory reaction can be inhibited by the prior intravenous injection of thorotrast.


Studies on the Cx-reactive protein.  II.  Inhibition of the Cx-reactive protein response in rabbits by blockade of the reticulo-endothelial system. It has been found that normal rabbits respond to the intravenous administration of thorotrast by producing Cx-reactive protein. The amount of Cx-reactive protein produced in response to successive injections of thorotrast progressively diminishes until finally little or no further Cx-reactive protein production can be elicited. The reticulo-endothelial system is believed to be effectively blocked at this point. When such "blocked" rabbits are injected intracutaneously with Cx-reactive protein incorporated in adjuvant they produce significantly less Cx-reactive protein than the amounts elicited by the same stimulus prior to thorotrast treatment. They also fail to develop the characteristic inflammatory reaction seen in the control experiments. In addition, rabbits whose reticulo-endothelial systems are loaded with thorotrast respond to dermal infection with Type I pneumococcus by producing only very small amounts of Cx-reactive protein in comparison with the control animals.


Training under two drives, alternately present, vs. training under a single drive.


The influence of amount of prerest learning on reminiscence effects in paired-associate learning.


Some properties of an esterase derived from preparations of the first component of complement. Studies on an esterase derived from partially purified preparations of the first component of complement are described. The esterase hydrolyzed certain synthetic amino acid esters, among which N-acetyl-L-tyrosine ethyl ester was most susceptible. This was hydrolyzed maximally between pH 7.5 and 8.2, and at 41 degrees C. The esterase could not be identified with other previously described hydrolytic enzymes. An esterase with similar properties could also be eluted from antigen-antibody aggregates which had been treated with serum. Human serum contained a heat-labile inhibitor of the esterase which could not be identified with any of the known components of complement. The esterase was also inhibited by certain reducing agents. The experiments described support the early hypothesis that complement exerts its action enzymatically, but the physiological role of the esterase derived from preparations of complement is not yet clear.


Effect of intertrial interval on acquisition and extinction of a running response.


The electrical phosphene threshold as a measure of retinal induction and visual organization.


Learning the statistical properties of the input in pursuit tracking.


Studies of distributed practice.  XV.  Verbal concept learning as a function of intralist interference.


Differential sensitivity in gustation.

Differential sensitivity in gustation.


Effect of reduced exposure duration on brightness constancy.


The relationship of performance level to level of arousal.


Learning through stimulus satiation.

Learning through stimulus satiation.


Factors in the recovery from approach-avoidance conflict.


The evaluation of procedures used in the diagnosis of hemorrhagic diseases.


Meaning established by classical conditioning.


Anileridine as an anesthetic agent.

Anileridine as an anesthetic agent.


Progressive synergistic bacterial gangrene of the skin.


Cost of administration of Salk vaccine program.


Skin reactions to a nicotinic acid ester in tuberculosis; studies with tetrahydrofurfuryl ester of nicotinic acid.


A NEW STRAIN of influenza.

A NEW STRAIN of influenza.


The relationship between intelligence and age among superior adults.


Word variety as a measure of bilingualism in preschool children.


Relationships between early social experience and adult aggressive behavior in inbred mice.


Some hypotheses on perceptual and learning processes with their applications to the process of reading:  a preliminary note.


The effect of frontal cortical lesions on activity wheel and open-field behavior.


Hoarding behavior in the hooded rat as a function of varied alley illumination.


Spread of effect:  animal studies.

Spread of effect:  animal studies.


The distinction between living and not living among 7-10-year-old children, with some remarks concerning the so-called animism controversy.


Academic achievement in a group of mentally disturbed adolescents in a residential treatment setting.


Progress in the use of English after 22 years by children of Chinese ancestry in Honolulu.


Latent extinction in a multiple-T maze within heterogeneous and homogeneous environments.


Drive in illness:  an experimental study of barrier behavior of (alloxan) diabetic and nondiabetic animals.


Graduate schools ought to train teachers of psychology.


George Gomori; 1904-1957.

George Gomori; 1904-1957.


A comparative study of enzymatic staining reactions in the rat kidney with necrobiosis induced by ischemia and nephrotoxic agents (mercuhydrin and DL-serine).


The distribution of cholinesterase in the submaxillary and sublingual salivary glands of the rat.


Enzymatic activities in human ontogenesis; first synoptic tables of histochemical research.


Direct observation of cellular absorption by ultraviolet television microscopy.


Reducing sites in bacterial cells of the anaerobic genus Clostridium and their differentiation from other cell structures.


The histochemical demonstration of leucine aminopeptidase.


The histochemical demonstration of indole derivatives by the rosindole reaction of E. Fischer.


The histochemical demonstration of indole derivatives by the post-coupled p-dimethylaminobenzylidene reaction.


The early phase of the antibody response.


The measurement of the response of immunized mice to infection with Mycobacterium tuberculosis va. hominis.


Studies with measles virus.  I.  Propagation in different tissue culture systems.


Studies with measles virus.  II.  Isolation of virus and immunologic studies in persons who have had the natural disease.


Serologic comparisons with lines of influenza virus isolated and serially transferred in different experimental hosts.


Comparative measurements of antigenic differences among human and swine influenza viruses.


Immunologic significance of antigenic differences among strains of influenza A isolated during the same epidemic.


Indirect hemagglutination studies on salmonellosis of chickens.


Clinical experience with a new oral hypoglycaemic drug.


Homologous and heterologous resistance in mice given bacterial endotoxins.


On the use of sensitised red cells for a rapid haemagglutination Widal reaction.


Further clinical observations on the therapeutic value of acetazoleamide.


Comparative estimation of blood volume by P32 tagged red cells and dye haematocrit method in human subjects.


Observations on erythrocyte sedimentation rate in nephrotic syndrome.


Rhinosporodiosis in western Uttar Pradesh.


A rare abdominal tumour.

A rare abdominal tumour.


Lymphangioma of all the three types in the same person in the same limb.


Mitral stenosis complicated by miliary tuberculosis of the lung.


Alcaptonuria with ochronosis.

Alcaptonuria with ochronosis.


ORAL HYPOGLYCAEMIC sulphonamides.

ORAL HYPOGLYCAEMIC sulphonamides.


Asthma, of eight years duration, due to milk.


Management of the alcoholic in the general hospital.


The acquired hemorrhagic diatheses of pregnancy:  seven case reports.


The use of L-glutavite in geriatrics:  a preliminary report of 17 cases.


Glaucoma & its treatment.

Glaucoma & its treatment.


HEALTH and safety procedures set for 1957 series of nuclear tests in Nevada.


PATCHWORK of chemical laws studied in quest for workable, uniform legislation.


Experimental transplantation of the pancreas in dogs.


Carcinoma of the tongue; an outline of therapy.


Meckel's diverticulum; a report of sixteen cases.


Pharmacologic arrest of the heart in experimental animals; a new technic applicable to cardiac surgery.


Cordotomy for the relief of pain persisting after operations on the intervertebral discs.


Technic of vaginal hysterectomy for the treatment of uterine prolapse.


Whiplash injuries:  a panel discussion.

Whiplash injuries:  a panel discussion.


Rupture of the marginal sinus.

Rupture of the marginal sinus.


Calcific periarthritis of the shoulder:  a concept of its pathogenesis.


Plastic surgical treatment of eyelid and orbit.


Surgical management of perforating carcinoma of the colon.


The hemangioma problem.

The hemangioma problem.


Rectal polyp with malignant transformation and early metastasis:  report of a case.


Ten years' experience with a one-man bone bank.


Iowa's Osler.

Iowa's Osler.


Recollections of Walter Lawrence Bierring, M.D.


The pilot of Iowa's public health.

The pilot of Iowa's public health.


Walter Lawrence Bierring and the specialty of aviation medicine.


Group therapy for obesity.

Group therapy for obesity.


Polyvinyl plastic sponge as an aid in herniorrhaphy with special reference to ivalon boot herniorrhaphy.


Selection of patients for intracardiac surgery.


Angiosarcoma in postmastectomy lymphedema.


Forty-five years of cardiovascular radiology.


Mangle burns of the hand.

Mangle burns of the hand.


Some considerations in corrective rhinoplasty.


Extensive paralysis from protruded intervertebral discs in the lumbar area; a report of two cases.


Atypical tuberculous cervical lymphadenitis in children.


Penicillin anaphylaxis.

Penicillin anaphylaxis.


Carcinoma of the cervix at Iowa Methodist Hospital; a five-year survival study of cases treated in 1946 through 1951.


Leiomyoma of the gastrointestinal tract with reports of three cases.


Diodoquin in the treatment of chronic diarrhea.


Otitis media, with effusion.

Otitis media, with effusion.


The Medical Library Club.

The Medical Library Club.


In memoriam; Ernest M. Kersten.

In memoriam; Ernest M. Kersten.


ORIENTAL flu at Grinnell.

ORIENTAL flu at Grinnell.


The president's address.

The president's address.


Permanent life insurance vs. term insurance.


Dynamic therapeutics in chronic disease.


The prevention and treatment of pre-eclamptic toxaemias and eclampsia.


The prevention & treatment of pre-eclamptic toxaemias & eclampsia.


Ureteral injury; a complication of pelvic surgery which can be baffling and serious.


Serum transaminase; clinical experience with 211 patients.


Toxic psychosis; a complication of overdosage of anti-obesity drugs.


Lead poisoning; a study of such toxicity in children.


Stuttering in childhood; concepts of therapy and results of research.


New Far East influenza in Kentucky.

New Far East influenza in Kentucky.


Obstruction of the colon.

Obstruction of the colon.


A consideration of physiologic change in the hypothermic state with emphasis on ventricular fibrillation.


A hemodynamic study of atrial septal defect and associated anomalies involving the atrial septum.


The effect of hexamethonium upon the pulmonary vascular resistance in mitral stenosis.


Evaluation of mecamylamine in the treatment of hypertension.


Significance of increased urinary pepsinogen (uropepsin) excretion during ACTH administration and in duodenal ulcer patients.


The mucoprotein fraction (phosphotungstic acid precipitate) in tissue and serum:  a comparison of normal findings and findings in leukemia and lymphoma.


Studies on platelets XIX:  Carotenoid pigments in human platelets.


Coagulation defects in leukemia.

Coagulation defects in leukemia.


Studies on synergism with twelve antibiotics against thirty hospital strains of Staphylococcus aureus.


Serial serum glutamic oxalacetic transaminase (SGOT) and electrophoresis studies in thorazine-induced jaundice.


Experiences in human beings with an improved fat emulsion for intravenous administration.


Studies of the phenomenon of the clearing of infused fat emulsions from human blood and its relationship to the febrile reaction.


The effectiveness of meprobamate and lobeline as smoking deterrents.


Determination of aromatic acids and phenols in the urine of white and Negro male adults.


Plasma 17-hydroxycorticosteroids in hyperfunction, suppression, and deficiency of adrenal cortical function.


A colorimetric procedure for the determination of serum glutamic oxalacetic transaminase.


Variation in complement fixation antigenicity of different yeast phase strains of Histoplasma capsulatum.


The chlamydospores of Candida albicans:  comparison of three media for their induction.


Separation of bone sodium, potassium, and calcium by the use of cation exchange resin.


New, rapid, and practical micromethods for prothrombin determination.  I.  The watch glass method.


A stable iron reagent for determination of cholesterol.


New, rapid, and practical micromethods for prothrombin determination.  II.  The hematocrit method.


Repair of nasal defects involving tissue loss.


A method for estimating the bacterial population of the oropharynx.


Treatment of some common peripheral vascular disorders.


AGE AT work-R for the jobless past 50.

AGE AT work-R for the jobless past 50.


Nonpenetrating abdominal trauma.

Nonpenetrating abdominal trauma.


Tuberculin testing in Iowa schools.

Tuberculin testing in Iowa schools.


The problem of subacute bacterial endocarditis with negative cultures.


Plan for a cancer registry in small hospitals.


Some results of plastic operation on the sound conducting apparatus.


Speech and language.

Speech and language.


Glosso-pharyngeal neuralgia (otalgia) and the elongated styloid process:  a record of five cases.


The mechanism of the cardiac end of the oesophagus.


Plasmocytoma of larynx.

Plasmocytoma of larynx.


Disorders of the salivary glands.

Disorders of the salivary glands.


Case report of secondary carcinoma of tonsil.


Care and management of the burned patient.


Indications for exploratory thoracotomy.


Carcinoma of the cervix among residents of East Baton Rouge parish.  I.  Influence of selected factors on morbidity.


Subacute bacterial endocarditis:  diagnosis, treatment and prognosis.


Asthmatic states caused by mucoviscidosis.


Convulsive seizures.

Convulsive seizures.


Criteria for management and surgical intervention in the control of upper GI bleeding.


Oral medication for control of diabetes mellitus.


The psychogalvanic reflex, a simple test of sympathetic interruption.


Thorazine in surgery under local anesthesia.


On the establishment of a department of general practice in a large hospital.


Recent trends in infertility analysis and treatment.


The President's address.

The President's address.