Medical aspects of interdynamic adaptation in space flight.


The technique of studying disturbances of consciousness at altitude.


Physical working capacity of Swedish air force pilots.


Developmental history of the aviator's full pressure suit in the U.S. Navy.


Explosive decompression studies with animals wearing full bladder suit and helmet.


Use of altitude chamber in the diagnosis and disposition of problem aeromedical cases.


Studies of hypoglycemia in flight.

Studies of hypoglycemia in flight.


Closed breathing-ventilating systems using recirculated oxygen.


Determination of effective dead air space of aviator's respiratory equipment by physiologic measurement.


Decomposition of native keratin by Streptomyces fradiae.


Antigenic structures of Haemophilus aegyptius and Haemophilus influenzae demonstrated by the gel precipitation technique.


Hematogenous pyelonephritis in rats. III. Relationship of bacterial species to the pathogenesis of acute pyeionephritis.


Reciprocal capsular transformations of pneumococci.


Ultravioletinduced abnormal growth in Escherichia coli; the influence of yeast extract and of photoreactivation.


Studies on the nutrition and physiology of Pasteurella pestis. III. Effects of calcium ions on the growth of virulent and avirulent strains of Pasteurella pestis.


Conversion of carotenoids to oxycarotenoids by Mycobacterium phlei.


Effect of excess nitrite on tests for indole and the cholera red reaction.


Ionic requirements of Treponema pallidum. I. Sodium and potassium.


Some products of C1402 fixation by Hydrogenomonas facilis.


Effect of cell division inhibition on the phosphorus metabolism of growing cultures of Saccharomyces cerevisiae.


Studies of the fine structure of microorganisms. IV. Observations on budding Saccharomyces cerevisiae by light and electron microscopy.


Environmental conditions affecting the population dynamics and the retention of virulence of Pasteurella pestis: the role of carbon dioxide.


Growth studies and plate counting of leptospires.


Studies of the utilization of C14-labeled octadecenoic acids by Lactobacillus arabinosus.


Agar diffusion procedures for the assay of lecithinase from Clostridium perfringens.


Oxidation of reduced diphosphopyridine nucleotide by Clostridium perfringens. I. Relation of peroxide to the overall reaction.


Oxidation of reduced diphosphopyridine nucleotide by Clostridium perfringens. II. Purification of the oxidase: relation to cytochrome c reductase.


Aldehyde oxidation. IV. An aldehyde buffer for growth studies.


Variation to radiation resistance in Nocardia corallina.


Agarase from an agar-digesting bacterium.


Physiological study of an obligately anaerobic ureolytic bacterium.


Effect of diethylstilbestrol on substrate metabolism in Aerobacter aerogenes.


Electron microscopic study of Histoplasma in mouse spleen.


Oxidation of several substrates by Acetobacter aceti.


Mucoid enhancing antibody in homologous antiserum for Escherichia coli.


Growth of Bordetella pertussis in tissue culture.


Effect of cortisone on the macrophages of different species of animal.


Staining bacterial smears with fluorescent antibody. VI. Identification of Salmonellae in fecal specimens.


Biosynthesis of tetracycline's. II. Simple, defined media for growth of Streptomyces aureofaciens and elaboration of 7-chlorotetracycline.


Photosensitization of T2 coliphage with toluidine blue.


Utilization of phosphates in the postgerminative development of spores of Bacillus megaterium.


New grid-replica for precise localization in slide cultures.


Acetate stimulation of Lactobacillus delbrueckii and its replacement of nucleosides.


Effect of cobalt on population changes in Brucella abortus.


Effect of irradiated fatty acids on the growth of Escherichia coli.


Extrinsic incubation period of Haemobartonella muris in the spined rat louse, Polyplax spinulosa.


Oxidase reaction with leptospiral colonies and its adaptation to antibiotic sensitivity testing.


Influence of ribonucleotides on the utilization of deoxyribonucleotides by Lactobacillus acidophilus.


Ovomucinase activity in clostridia.

Ovomucinase activity in clostridia.


On the leakage of cellular material from Bacillus megaterium.


Obligate anaerobes which form skatole.

Obligate anaerobes which form skatole.


Enhancement of pseudomonad pigment production by Serratia marcescens.


Beta-hemolytic streptococci from several sources reactive in both groups A and F antisera.


Sugar phosphate levels in the mitochondrial Pasteur effect.


Galactose oxidase from Polyporus circinatus, Fr.


Human red cell glycolytic intermediates.


Methods for the isolation of glycolytic intermediated by column chromatography with ion exchange resins.


Phosphorus assay in column chromatography.


Colorimetric assay methods for free and phosphorylated glyceric acids.


Studies of the mechanism of L-xylulose formation by kidney enzymes.


Glucocorticosteroids and transaminase activity. I. Increased activity of glutamicpyruvic transaminase in four conditions associated with gluconeogenesis.


A deoxyribokinase from Lactobacillus plantarum.


Xylosyl transfer catalyzed by an asparagus extract.


Fat metabolism in higher plants. XI. The conversion of fat into carbohydrate in peanut and sunflower seedlings.


Propionic acid metabolism. I. The purification and properties of acrylyl coenzme A aminase.


The purification and properties of glutathione peroxidase of erythrocytes.


A crystalline enzyme that cleaves homoserine and cystathionine. III. Coenzyme resolution, activators, and inhibitors.


A crystalline enzyme that cleaves homoserine and cystathionine. IV. Mechanism of action, reversibility, and substrate specificity.


A simplified purification procedure for human prostatic acid phosphatase based oh PH and ammonium sulfate fractionation.


Purification and properties of interstitial cell-stimulating hormone from sheep pituitary glands.


Studies on the structure of alpha-1-acid glycoprotein.


Phosphatases in bacteriophages T2, T4, and T5.


A contractile protein in the tail of bacteriophage T2.


The stability in vitro of parathormone B.


A study of the tropomyosins of three coldblooded vertebrates of different classes.


The amino acid composition of alpha-amylase from Bacillus subtilis.


The nature of the proteins associated with dog ano human chylomicrons.


Metabolism of chylomicron proteins in the dog.


The effect of urea and guanidine hydrochloride on activity and optical rotation of crystalline papain.


The reaction of glutathione with amino acids and related compounds as catalyzed by gamma-glutamyl transpeptidase.


Labeling of mitochondrial proteins by C14-tyrosinamide and C14-tyrosyladenylate.


The origin of the imidazole ring of histidine in Escherichia coli.


Protein turnover in mammaliar cell cultures.


Leucine metabolism and carotene biosynthesis.


The enzymatic synthesis of S-adenosyl-L-homocysteine from adenosine and homocysteine.


Factors influencing the development of tyrosine-alpha-ketoglutarate transaminase activity in rat liver.


Interrelationships in the cellular uptake of amino acids and metals.


Colorimetric estimation of penicillamine.


Role of folic acid and energy intake in nucleic acid synthesis.


Purine N-oxides. VI. The metabolism of adenine 1-N-oxide.


Studies on the biosynthesis of deoxyribonucleic acid by soluble mammalian enzymes.


The isolation, synthesis, and metabolic properties of 6, 7-dimethyl-8-ribityllumazine.


The metabolism of the carcinogen N-(2-fluorenyl) acetamide by liver cell fractions.


A menadione-dependent enzymatic hydrolysis of p-nitrophenyl phosphate.


The hydrolysis of diphosphopyridine nucleotide by juice expressed from wheat leaves.


Studies on succinic dehydrogenase. X. Reactivity with electron carriers in respiratory chain preparations from heart.


Lipide requirement for cytochrome oxidase activity.


Studies on succinic dehydrogenase. XI. Inactivation by cyanide and its mechanism.


Chromatography of the coenzyme Q family of compounds on silicone-impregnated paper.


Oxidation-reduction potentials of the triphosphopyridine nucleotide system.


The oxidation state of the respiratory carriers and the partial reactions of oxidation phosphorylation.


The effect of ultraviolet light on mitochondria. II. Restoration of oxidative phosphorylation with vitamin K1 after near-ultraviolet treatment.


Reincorporation of diphosphopyridine nucleotide into mitochondrial enzyme systems.


Effects of prolonged light deprivation on the development of retinal enzymes in the rabbit.


Posterolateral bonegrafting for fusion of the lumbar and lumbosacral spine.


Metabolic studies in orthopaedic patients.


Léri's pleonosteosis; a study of a family with a review of the literature.


Bone-graft operations to lengthen the humerus in short arm amputation stumps; report of the results in two bilateral above-the-elbow amputees.


The use of a bilateral Canadian-type hip-disarticulation prosthesis for congenital absence of both lower extremities; a case report.


Femoral torsion and its relation to toeing-in and toeing-out.


Capsular arthroplasty in paralytic dislocation of the hip; a preliminary report.


Prevention of acquired dislocation of the hip in cerebral palsy.


Chronic neurological sequelae of acute trauma to the spine and spinal cord. II. The syndrome of chronic anterior spinal cord injury or compression; herniated intervertebral discs.


Chronic neurological sequelae of acute trauma to the spine and spinal cord. IV. Problems pertaining to the treatment of retained foreign bodies.


The effect of total body irradiation on bone transplants in parabiosed animals.


Congenital posterior angulation of the tibia with talipes calcaneus; a long-term report of eleven patients.


Dislocations of the shoulder with special reference to accompanying small fractures.


Epiphyseal growth arrest in a fractured metacarpal.


Partial and complete agenesis or malformation of the sacrum with associated anomalies; etiologic and clinical study with special reference to heredity; a preliminary report.


Reconstruction of a digit following loss of all fingers with preservation of the thumb.


Corrosion in a device for fracture fixation.


A radioisotopic investigation of the contamination of screws and tissues by screwdrivers; a study in applied metallurgy.


Unexpected roads to greatness.

Unexpected roads to greatness.


British Orthopaedic Association: first Founders' lecture.


Studies on the pathology of low back pain.


Low back pain due to arterial obstruction.


A method of spinal fusion.

A method of spinal fusion.


Posterior fusion of the spine for scoliosis.


Lumbar spinal osteotomy.

Lumbar spinal osteotomy.


Paralytic dislocation of the hip.

Paralytic dislocation of the hip.


The treatment of unreduced congenital dislocation of the hip in adults.


A follow-up study of iliopsoas transfer for hip instability.


Congenital dislocation of the hip in identical twins.


Mechanism of derangements of the medial semilunar cartilage and their management.


The ankle joint in relation to arthrodesis of the foot in poliomyelitis.


Primary internal fixation in open fractures of the tibal shaft; the problem of wound healing.


Congenital popliteal webbing in siblings; a report of two cases.


A case of congenital arteriovenous aneurysm involving the femur.


Cystic degeneration of the peroneus brevis tendon.


A case of replacement of the upper end of the humerus by a fibular graft reviewed after twenty-nine years.


A fracture plated by Sir William Arbuthnot Lane in 1912.


Jive fracture of the first rib.

Jive fracture of the first rib.


Ossifying chondroma of metacarpal bone and phalanges.


Multiple ossification centres in the epiphyses of the long bones of the human hand and foot.


Chondrolysis in arthritis.

Chondrolysis in arthritis.


On the viscosity and pH of synovial fluid and the pH of blood.


Phosphatase activity in the limb bones of growing rabbits.


The Crookedness Clinic of Nicholas and Peter Schot.


IN MEMORIAM: Vernon Kent Drennan, 1911-1958.


The nucleus and somatic cell variation.

The nucleus and somatic cell variation.


The cytoplasm and somatic cell variation.


The synthesis of deoxyribonucleic acid during early embryonic development of Rana pipiens.


The cytology of antibody formation.

The cytology of antibody formation.


Somatic variation in human erythrocyte antigens.


Pressure-temperature-inhibitor relations in the luminescence of Chaetopterus variopedatus and its luminescent secretion.


The nucleus in relation to plasmagel structure in Amoeba proteus; a pressure temperature analysis.


Erythrocyte antigen mosaicism.

Erythrocyte antigen mosaicism.


The blood chemistry of terrestrial and aquatic snakes.


Histocompatibility changes in tumors.

Histocompatibility changes in tumors.


A comparison of the activity of normal and atypical pigment cells from swordtails, platyfish and their hybrids against certain melanin precursors.


Action of certain anticholinesterases on the spike potential of the desheathed sciatic nerve of the bullfrog.


Correlation of chromosomal and physiologic changes in tumors.


Mutable loci and development of the organism.


Chromosomal changes in primary and transplanted reticular neoplasms of the mouse.


Intracellular water of larval tissues of the southern armyworm as determined by the use of C14-carboxyl-inulin.


A genetic change in a tissue culture line of neoplastic cells.


The incorporation of P32 and glycine-2-C14 into nucleic acids during early embryonic development of Rana pipiens.


Growth and genetics in somatic mammalian cells in vitro.


General discussion: molecular basis of the cause and expression of somatic cell variation.


Cell population dynamics and somatic change.


The oxygen-respiratory pigment equilibrium of the hemocyanin and myoglobin of the amphineuran mollusc Cryptochiton stelleri.


Genetic approaches to somatic cell variation: summary comment.


Melanotic tumors in Drosophila.

Melanotic tumors in Drosophila.


Placebo effect, social milieu, and the evaluation of psychiatric therapies.


Studies on the occurrence of bacteria in rheumatic fever.


Current status of amphotericin B in the treatment of the systemic fungus infections.


Recent advances in and results of surgical treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis.


On the estimation of the incubation period in malignant disease; the brief exposure case, leukemia.


Drug therapy of the unstable bowel (irritable colon) a 15-month double blind clinical study in 75 cases of response to a prolonged-acting belladonna alkaloid-phenobarbital mixture or placebo.


Hospital-based prehospitalization home care.


Introduction to the symposium on congestive heart failure.


The pathology of congestive heart failure.


Myocardial metabolism in congestive heart failure.


The systemic venous system in cardiac failure.


Hemodynamics in chronic congestive heart failure.


Physiologic bases for the treatment of pulmonary edema.


The congested lung.

The congested lung.


Role of the autonomous nervous system in the genesis of pulmonary hypertension in heart disease.


Sodium and water retention in chronic congestive heart failure.


Endocrine factors.

Endocrine factors.


The role of the kidney in the homeostatic adjustments of congestive heart failure.


The heart in malnutrition and in potassium deficiency.


Congestive heart failure in children.

Congestive heart failure in children.


Cardiotonics and diuretics in human heart failure.


Metabolism of mucopolysaccharides in connective tissue. I. Studies of enzymes involved in glucuronide metabolism.


Studies of ceruloplasmin in schizophrenics and normal controls.


The inflationary force produced by pulmonary vascular distention in excised lungs; the possible relation of this force to that needed to inflate the lungs at birth.


The effect of a fall in filtration rate on solute and water excretion in hydropenic man.


The use of fish in the evaluation of drugs affecting the central nervous system.


The distribution of extracorpuscular hemoglobin in circulating plasma.


The phospholipid composition of human serum lipoprotein fractions separated by ultracentrifugation.


Effect of growth hormone on plasma fatty acids.


Azacyclonol: studies in selection of patients, dosage, and administration.


Mepazine in the treatment of psychiatric disorders with one year follow-up.


The oxygen consumption and efficiency of the respiratory muscles in health and emphysema.


Hypoventilation in obesity.

Hypoventilation in obesity.


Studies of the incoporation of Fe59 into normal and abnormal hemoglobins.


A trial of oral pentamethylenetetrazol in senile.


Intravenous administration of PM 1090: clinical experience with a new convulsant drug.


Observations on the concentrating and diluting mechanisms of the diseased kidney.


Weight changes in relation to the characteristics of patients on chlorpromazine.


Perphenazine treatment in psychotics.

Perphenazine treatment in psychotics.


The effects of hemorrhage of pulmonary circulation and respiratory gas exchange.


Localization and retention of I 131 from fed triolein in the atherosclerotic infiltration of rabbit aortas.


The effect of changing serum osmolality on the release of antidiuretic hormone in certain patients with decompensated cirrhosis of the liver and low serum osmolality.


Studies on the circulating insulin inhibitor found in some diabetic patients exhibiting chronic insulin resistance.


Cardiac, hemodynamic and renal functions in congestive heart failure during induced peripheral vasodilatation; relationship to Starling's law of the heart in man.


Immunochemical studies of human serum gamma globulins.


The effect of high perfusion pressures on the granulation of juxtaglomerular cells in an isolated kidney.


The effects of chest irradiation of pulmonary function.


Histamine and 5-hydroxytryptamine in the blood of infants and children.


In vitro studies with 16-C14-estrone: distribution between plasma and red blood cells of man.


Zone electrophoretic studies of serum alkaline phosphatase.


Some aspects of the metabolism of 16-C14-estrone in normal individuals.


Studies on bilirubin sulfate and other nonglucuronide conjugates of bilirubin.


The renal excretion of hemoglobin: regulatory mechanisms and the differential excretion of free and protein-bound hemoglobin.


The effect of body position change on lung compliance in normal subjects and in patients with congestive heart failure.


Studies on carbohydrate metabolism in patients with neoplastic disease. II. Response to insulin administration.


The granulocytopenic response in hemorrhagic shock.


Metabolic studies with a new series of 1, 4-diene steroids. I. Effects in addisonian subjects of prednisone, prednisolone, and the 1, 2-dehydro analogues of corticosterone, desoxycorticosterone, 17-hydroxy-11-desoxycorticosterone, and 9 alpha-fluorocortisol.


Metabolic studies with a new series of 1, 4-diene steroids. II. Effects in normal subjects of prednisone, prednisolone, and 9 alpha-fluoroprednisolone.


Potassium transport in the acetylcholinesterase-deficient erythrocytes of paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria (PNH).


Metabolism of noradrenaline in the human.


The effect of sweating on the prothrombin times of blood.


An assay for the antithrombotic activity of anticoagulants.


The extraction of Evans blue (T1824) from plasma and the measurement of plasma volume.


The measurement of ammonia in whole blood.


Serum transaminase levels in liver disease.


A source of error in serum glutamicoxaloacetic transaminase determination.


An improved flame-photometric method for determining calcium in serum.


Compleximetric determination of calcium in pathological and physiological specimens.


The inhibitory effect of triamcinolone on adrenal function.


Studies with a more rapid method of vitamin B12 assay utilizing Euglena gracilis.


A critical review of human haemoglobin variants. II. Individual haemoglobins.


Moniliasis in acute leukaemia.

Moniliasis in acute leukaemia.


The sensitivity of staphylococci and other wound bacteria to erythromycin, oleandomycin, and spiramycin.


Isolation of Chromobacterium prodigiosum from empyema.


Adenomatoid hamartoma of the lung in a newborn infant.


Malignant leukoplakia of the rectum: metaplastic baso-squamous carcinoma of the rectal mucosa.


On the histopathology of chondrodermatitis nodularis helicis chronica.


Argentaffin carcinoma (carcinoid tumour) of ovary.


A technique for obtaining undistorted specimens of the central nervous system.


Techniques used in the routine examination of specimens for the specific serological types of Escherichia coli.


Studies on the antigenic structure of Vibrio fetus.


Goat pox in Iran; serial passage in goats and the developing egg, and relationship with sheep pox.


Studies with rinderpest virus in tissue culture. I. Growth and cytopathogenicity.


Mortality of rabbits inoculated with lapinised rinderpest virus.


Some observations on the histopathology of aldrin poisoning in lambs.


Studies with rinderpest virus in tissue culture. II. Pathogenicity for cattle of culture-passaged virus.


The effects of different anticoccidial agents on the intestinal coccidioses of the fowl.


Staphylococcal antitoxin in the blood and milk of cattle.


Observations on the effects of gonadectomy and subsequent injection of testosterone on the adrenals of male sheep.


Familial cerebellar degeneration and atrophy; a sex-linked disease affecting Light Sussex pullets.


Studies on Pasteurella septica. III. Strains from human beings.


The effects of regeneration upon retention of a conditioned response in the planarian.


Interhemispheric communication through corpus callosum: limitations under conditions of conflict.


Comparison of the effects of inferotemporal and lateral occipital lesions on visually guided behavior in monkeys.


Locomotor effects of regional ablations of frontal cortex in rhesus monkeys.


A deficit associated with hypermotility in monkeys with lesions of the dorsolateral frontal granular cortex.


Silverman-powell index of sweating vs. skin conductance and a humidity index of surface moisture.


Effects of temperature and food deprivation on the random activity of Macaca mulatta.


Suppression of eating and drinking by amphetamine and other drugs in normal and hyperphagic rats.


Combined effects of reserpine and electroconvulsive shock on learning and retention in the hooded rat.


Individual differences in the response of male rats to androgen.


The effects of neonatal x irradiation upon learning in the rat.


Sexual exhaustion and recovery in the male hamster.


The genetics of mouse behavior in novel situations.


Social conditioning of vocalizations in the infant.


Enhancement and deprivation of visual stimulation during rearing as factors in visual discrimination learning.


Signal vigilance level and conditioned avoidance acquisition in the goat.


Solution of object and positional discriminations by rhesus monkeys.


Effects of early handling upon adult behavior in two subspecies of deermice, Peromyscus maniculatus.


Stimulus perservation in discrimination learning by cats.


Observational learning in the rheus monkey.


Classical conditioning in earthworms, Lumbricus terrestris.


Escape, exploratory, and food-seeking responses of rats in a novel situation.


Effect of introducing a partial correlation between a critical cue and a previously irrelevant cue.


A test of the thirst-deprivation trace hypothesis in the hooded rat.


The effect of drive level on acquisition of the consummatory response.


Differences between strains of rats in avoidance conditioning without an explicit warning stimulus.


The relationship between weight loss during deprivation and food consumption.


A conceptual model of projective techniques applied to stimulus variations with thematic techniques.


Measurement of improvement in mental illness.


A validation study of the self-activity inventory as a predictor of adjustment.


The effectiveness of clinicians' judgments; the diagnosis of organic brain damage from the Bender-Gestalt test.


Change in mental ability as a function of test anxiety and type of mental test.


The validity of the spiral aftereffect as a clinical tool for diagnosis of organic brain pathology.


The young rebel: self-regard and ego-ideal.


An approach to the factor structure of clinical judgments.


Body reactivity gradients and figure drawing variables.


Population differences in construct validity.


A note on Wittenborn's factor analysis of Rorschach scoring categories.


Some comments on confounded correlations among Rorschach scores.


Effects of verbal and nonverbal reinforcement in the Rorschach.


The selection of the mentally deficient for vocational training and the effect of this training on vocational success.


The use of demographic characteristics in predicting length of neuropsychiatric hospital stay.


Visual afterphenomena in diagnosis.

Visual afterphenomena in diagnosis.


Insight as a measure of adjustment in three kinds of group experience.


Depth of interpretation and verbal resistance in psychotherapy.


Paranoid schizophrenic and normal subjects' perceptions of photographs of human faces.


Social desirability in the MMPI and Welsh's factor scales A and R.


The use of the Rorschach test in the prediction of the abrupt terminator in individual psychotherapy.


The differentiation of human figure drawings.


Factors in parental behavior and personality as related to problem behavior in children.


Chlorpromazine and apparent motion perception by schizophrenics.


Note on a bibliographical resource for studies of afterimages.


The relationship between recalled forms of childhood discipline and psychopathology.


Choice of infant feeding technique as a function of maternal personality.


The relationship of popularly to performance on the Goodenough draw-a-man test.


Some relationships between social reinforcement and scholastic achievement.


MMPI profiles of epileptics.

MMPI profiles of epileptics.


The theory and practice of therapeutic intervention in child treatment.


A comparison of the effects of phenobarbital, promethazine, chlorpromazine, and placebo upon mental hospital patients.


Autistic distortions in parents of retarded children.


Score reliability of dichotomous and trichotomous item responses on the Maudsley Personality Inventory.


Extending the construct validity of a socialized scale.


The stability of interpretations of sentence completion tests.


The relationship between personal and social desirability scale values of the Edwards Personal Preference Schedule.


The effects of ascorbic acid deficiency on the teeth and periodontal tissues of guinea pigs.


Blood flow and blood pressure responses to mandibular nerve blocking agents.


The influence of the stage of tooth development on the oxygen quotient of normal bovine dental pulp.


A description of the molar teeth and investing tissues of normal guinea pigs.


Blood flow and blood pressure in the mandibular artery.


Salivary oxidation-reduction potentials.


A bacteriolytic agent in salivary globulin of caries-immune human beings.


Calcification. XXII. A method of studying crystal growth.


The effect of local x-ray irradiation upon the teeth of the adult axoltl (Siredon mexicanum).


Changes in microhardness of enamel following treatment with lactate buffer.


Trace elements in ancient Indian teeth.

Trace elements in ancient Indian teeth.


The respiration of the salivary microbial flora and its relation to dental caries activity.


A selective medium for counting fusiform organisms in dental specimens.


Heredity and dental caries.

Heredity and dental caries.


Amino acid composition of proteins of human dentin.


Inhibition of glycolysis by halogenated compounds.


A method for determining the efficiency of local anesthesia.


Parotin and growth centers of femurs and incisors in mice.


Influence of gonadectomy, sex hormones and other factors, on the activity of certain glycosidases in the rat and mouse.


Removal of radioactive fat and protein from the mouth.


Classification of the mucoid (basophil) cells in the normal and pathological human adenohypophysis.


Electron microscope studies of the submicroscopic structure of the dentinal matrix.


Succinic dehydrogenase and adenosinetriphosphatase activities of corpora lutea, ovarian interstitial tissue and endometrium from pseudopregnant rabbits and rabbits treated with gonadotrophic hormones.


Chemical and physical studies of enamel from human teeth. IV. Density and nitrogen content of mottled enamel.


Effects of external environment on mucosa of the hamster's pouch.


Collection and sterilization to submaxillarysublingual saliva.


The catechol amine content of the adrenal medulla of the rat following reserpine-induced depletion.


Synthesis and storage of pressor amines in adrenal medullary grafts.


Relationship of caries incidence in deciduous and permanent dentitions.


The passage of spermatozoa through the genital tract of female rabbits after ovariectomy and oestrogen treatment.


The adrenal cortex and the effect of ACTH and cortisone in scorbutic guinea-pigs.


Observations on pseudopregnancy in the mouse.


Oral changes in normal and scorbutic guinea pigs injected with ascorbic acid-1-C14.


Effect of rate of freezing on the preservation of viable tooth germs.


A capillary network in the odontoblastic layer of developing teeth.


Human urinary gonadotrophins. III. Comparison of assay methods.


The effect of adrenocortical hormones and ACTH on seromucoid and glycoprotein levels in the rabbit.


Delayed hypersensitivity in the development of circulating antibody; the effect of x-irradiation. The induction of delayed type of hypersensitivity to diphtheria toxoid in the guinea pig was not inhibited by total body irradiation up to 300 r in intensity. X-ray doses of 200 to 300 r administered about 18 hours before sensitization caused the period of delayed hypersensitivity to be extended to the 19th to 21st day postsensitization in. the absence of circulating antibody. X-ray doses of 50 to 100 r caused a decrease in the titer of circulating antibody, although delayed hypersensitivity lasted for a normal time. When 300 r irradiation was administered 18 hours after sensitization, delayed hypersensitivity lasted for the usual period and circulating antibody first appeared at the usual 13 to 14 days after sensitization. Introduction of normal serum or leucocytes into irradiated animals apparently did not reduce damage to the mechanism regulating the rate of antibody synthesis.


Aging, diet, and periodontal lesions in the hamster.


Effects of different preservatives and silicone dentifrices on contact angle of water on tooth enamel.


The effect of 6-diazo-5-oxo-1-norleucine (DON) on pregnancy.


The occurrence of polyglycerophosphate as an antigenic component of various gram-positive bacterial species. A bacterial substance has been described which gives a precipitin reaction with certain antisera to Group A streptococci. The precipitating antigen is present in various Gram-positive bacteria, including most hemolytic streptococci, staphylococci, and aerobic sporulating bacilli. It is not present in any of the Gram-negative species examined or in pneumococci, clostridia, or corynebacteria. Analysis of purified preparations obtained from Group A streptococci indicates that the antigen is a simple polymer of glycerophosphate. The identification has been confirmed by immunochemical studies, including precipitin tests and specific inhibition with synthetic polyglycerophosphates. In addition, the infrared spectra of bacterial and synthetic polyglycerophosphate are shown to be closely similar. Immunochemical analysis suggests that the amount of polyglycerophosphate present in Group A streptococci and staphylococci is approximately 1 per cent of the dry weight of the cells. The cellular localization and function of the polyglycerophosphate have not been established.


Studies on tuberculin fever. I. The mechanism of fever in tuberculin hypersensitivity. Evidence has been presented that the fever elicited by intravenous administration of old tuberculin (O.T.) in BCG-infected rabbits is a specific property of this hypersensitivity system and is probably not due to contamination of tuberculin with bacterial endotoxins. Daily injections of O.T. in sensitized animals resulted in a rapid tolerance to its pyrogenic effect. Tuberculin tolerance can be differentiated from that occurring with endotoxins and was invariably associated with the development of a negative skin test. The mechanism of this tolerance would thus appear to be desensitization. A circulating pyrogen found during tuberculin fever was indistinguishable in its biologic effects from endogenous pyrogens obtained in several other types of experimental fever. This material produced fevers in normal recipients and therefore may be clearly differentiated from O.T. itself which was pyrogenic only to sensitized animals. Since the titer of serum pyrogen was directly proportional to the degree of fever induced by injection of O.T. in the donor animals, a causal relation is suggested. On the basis of these findings, it is postulated that tuberculin fever is due to a circulating endogenous pyrogen released by a specific action of O.T. on sensitized cells of the host.


Studies of mouse polyoma virus infection. 1. Procedures for quantitation and detection of virus. THREE PROCEDURES HAVE BEEN COMPARED FOR USEFULNESS IN TITRATION AND DETECTION OF POLYOMA VIRUS: production of cytopathic effect (CPE) in mouse embryo tissue culture, production of HI antibody after inoculation into weanling mice (MAP test), and production of tumors in suckling hamsters during a 3 to 5 week observation period. The tissue culture and mouse antibody production tests were generally comparable in sensitivity, reproducibility, and time required to obtain results. Titration by tumor production in suckling hamsters was not suitable for quantitation because of marked variation in susceptibility among animals. Virus was detected in tissues of normal mice from spontaneously infected colonies by either production of CPE in mouse embryo tissue culture or by the MAP test; virus was found in organs of 15 (58 per cent) of 26 mice with antibody, and 2 (8 per cent) of 24 mice without antibody.


Double infections of single cells with ECHO 7 and Coxsackie A9 viruses. Virus particles derived from single cells infected with two enteroviruses have been studied. Evidence was obtained to indicate that phenotypic, but not genotypic, mixing occurs between Coxsackie A9 (CAP) and ECHO 7 (E7) viruses. Monkey kidney cultures in monolayer were doubly infected with high multiplicities of CA9 and E7 viruses. During the latent period, the infected cells were suspended, diluted, and distributed under oil into droplets each containing a single cell, as checked by microscopic observation. The virus particles released by individual cells into the microdrop were characterized in differential plaque neutralization tests. Fifteen per cent of the microdrops contained doubly neutralizable particles, 53 per cent yielded either CA9 or E7 particles, and 34 yielded particles of an intermediate character (deficits between 37 and 75 per cent). On passage, the doubly neutralizable particles yielded progeny of both parental types. All passage strains behaved like the corresponding parent strain as regards pathogenicity for newborn mice, which is to say that this property was limited to virus particles with CA9 antigenicity. Coxsackie A9 has a more rapid growth cycle than ECHO 7 in rhesus monkey kidney cell cultures, and a slower one in patas cultures. In rhesus, when E7 virus was added first, CA9 could be added up to 2 hours later, and still a significant number of cells yielded either CA9 or doubly neutralizable virus. The converse was observed in patas cells.


Studies on the Shope rabbit papilloma virus. II. The location of infective virus in papillomas of the cottontail rabbit. A method has been devised to determine the location of infective Shope virus in the papillomas of cottontail rabbits. Frozen sections of the growths were burned selectively with a microcautery to destroy either the keratinized or proliferating layer and the sections were then applied directly to the sensitized epidermis of domestic rabbits. No papillomas appeared when the keratohyaline and keratinized areas had been eliminated leaving the proliferating cell layer, whereas papillomas arose when the proliferating cell areas were destroyed leaving the keratohyaline and keratinized layers. The results indicate that infective Shope papilloma virus is situated mainly, perhaps entirely, in the keratohyaline and keratinized areas of cottontail papillomas. This is in accord with the previous disclosure by the fluorescence technique that virus antigen in demonstrable quantity is present only in these situations.


Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) and protein alterations in HeLa cells infected with type 4 adenovirus. During a single cycle of multiplication of type 4 adenovirus in HeLa cells an average 2-fold increase in total DNA occurred over that measured in uninfected cells. Of the total DNA from infected cells about 23 per cent was extractable into 0.15 M NaCl, a quantity approximately four and a half times greater than that of the DNA obtained from normal cells in 0.15 M NaCl. Ninety to 99 per cent of infectious virus was also extracted into the 0.15 M NaCl fraction. Concurrently with the accumulation of DNA in virus-infected cells there occurred a 2-fold increase in total protein. The proportionate increases in protein were approximately equal in 0.15 M NaCl and water extracts of infected cells. High speed centrifugation indicated that the bulk of the DNA and protein was not directly associated with infectious viral particles. Although in virus-infected cells a markedly increased synthesis occurred of a DNA which had solubility properties different from the major portion of normal host DNA, nucleotide analysis did not reveal any other qualitative differences. However, a marked change in nucleotide molar ratios was observed in the 0.15 M NaCl-soluble DNA from virus-infected cells. It seems apparent from the findings that the biochemical alterations found in HeLa cells infected with type 4 adenovirus are intimately related to the infectious process.


Determination of type in capsulated transformants on pneumococcus by the genome of non-capsulated donor and recipient strains. Capsulated transformants producing type II polysaccharide have been obtained by reactions between a number of R mutants of type II pneumococcus. All the IIR strains except II-R36 yielded extracts which transformed 2 VIIIR strains to VIIIS. Two of the IIR strains were transformed to VIIIS by an extract of 1 VIIIR strain. The most striking result was the production of both IIS and VIIIS transformants by the action of extracts of both VIIIR strains applied to cells of II-RB. This suggests that the determination of capsular type in pneumococcus does not depend on single allelomorphic genes; it seems more likely that a number of genes may be required to determine type specificity, and that some genes may be common to different types, possibly in connection with common biochemical pathways for some stages of polysaccharide synthesis. This is further indicated by the finding that extracts of capsulated strains of each of the types I, II, III, VII, VIII, XIV, and XVIII are capable of giving IIS transformants with 1 or more of the IIR strains in addition to the expected donor-type transformants. Strain II-R36 was transformed by extracts of all S types except type VII, but the only transformants found were of the donor type. It appears that II-R36 may have multiple genetic deficiencies for type II capsulation, possibly in the form of a deletion. This may be the case also with IIIS strains since only IIIS transformants were found when IIIS extract was applied to any of the IIR strains.


Studies of mouse polyoma virus infection. II. Virus stability. Mouse polyoma virus was stored at 4 degrees and -60 degrees C. for 8 weeks without any loss in hemagglutination or infectivity titer; storage at 37 degrees for 8 weeks reduced infectivity titer by approximately 2.5 log(10) units. Repeated freezing and thawing of infectious tissue culture fluid had no effect on virus titer. The stability of the virus to storage for 1 week at 4 degrees C. was unaffected by suspension of infected tissue culture fluid in saline, demineralized distilled water, or 5 per cent horse serum in Eagle's basal medium. Heating the virus for 30 minutes at 60 degrees C. had no effect on infectivity and hemagglutination titers. Heating at 65 degrees C. for 30 minutes produced a 3 log unit loss of infectivity and a 4-fold decline in HA titer, and heating at 70 degrees C. for 30 minutes usually produced complete inactivation of infectivity and HA. The virus was resistant to ultraviolet irradiation; ultraviolet irradiation for 2 hours caused a 4 log unit decrease in infectivity titer without affecting the HA titer. The virus was resistant to exposure to 2 per cent phenol and 50 per cent ethyl alcohol but was inactivated by 100 per cent ethyl alcohol, and ethyl alcohol-iodine mixtures. Lyophilization had no effect on the stability of the virus.


Studies of mouse polyoma virus infection. III. Distribution of antibodies in laboratory mouse colonies. Eight mouse colonies were surveyed for prevalence of antibody to mouse polyoma virus. Frequency of HI antibody varied from 0 to 84 per cent in adult mice in different colonies. Antibody was infrequent in mice less than 3 months of age, and increased in frequency with age. There was no evidence that infection was specific for particular mouse strains. The highest frequency of infection was found in colonies in which breeding mice are housed in proximity to mice inoculated with polyoma virus or passage tumors, and within an infected colony, the incidence of infection was greatest in rooms housing mice inoculated with polyoma virus. Mice from a colony free of antibody became infected when held in room or cage contact with virus-inoculated mice, but at very low rates except in mothers of inoculated litters. These results were interpreted as indicating that artificial contamination of the environment is an important factor in determining the prevalence of infection in the colonies observed. There was no correlation between polyoma infection and spontaneous leukemia in AK. mice.


The mammalian cell-virus relationship. I. Attachment of poliovirus to cultivated cells of primate and non-primate origin. Primary or established strain cultures of a variety of primate cells that were susceptible to cytopathic infection strongly adsorbed poliovirus. Insusceptible non-primate cells in primary or established-strain culture did not so adsorb virus (or propagate it), with exception of the ERK-1 embryo rabbit kidney strain. All tested cells, regardless of type or susceptibility, adsorbed about 1 per cent of input virus, which became cell-associated (CAV) without loss of infectivity. In combination with susceptible or insusceptible cells, CAV was only about 90 per cent neutralized by homotypic antiserum. CAV eluted continuously from non-susceptible cells with continued incubation; eluted virus gave rise to infection and new CAV to the same degree in susceptible cells as did original virus.


Studies on the adjuvant action of bacterial endotoxins on antibody formation. III. Histologic response of the rabbit spleen to a single injection of a purified protein antigen. Histologic changes occurring in the rabbit spleen during the primary response to intravenous injection of bovine gamma globulin alone and in combination with bacterial endotoxin have been described. The predominant morphologic changes associated with antibody formation in animals that received antigen alone were confined to the follicular areas of the spleen. Only minimal changes were seen in the red pulp. No new cellular types appeared following endotoxin stimulus. Rather, a profound augmentation of events observed following a single injection of bovine gamma globulin alone appears to account for the higher levels of antibody incited by this adjuvant. The cell type important in antibody formation under these conditions appeared to be a modified reticular cell. Plasma cells were not part of the cellular reaction. A hypothesis describing the primary antibody response is presented.


The mammalian cell-virus relationship. II. Adsorption, reception, and eclipse of poliovirus by HeLa cells. Phases of attachment, reception or penetration, and eclipse of Type 1 poliovirus infecting HeLa cells in monolayer were studied. Firm attachment was not completely dependent on salt concentration, and was sensitive to temperature change. Like attachment, progressive resistance of adsorbed virus to inactivation by externally applied antibody was temperature-sensitive. Penetration was shown to be independent of physiologic integrity of cells. Virus in process of penetration was not affected by ribonuclease. Eclipse of adsorbed virus was not dependent on metabolic activity or physical integrity of HeLa cells. Debris from poliovirus-susceptible cells inactivated the virus in a manner similar to the kinetic course of virus adsorption by intact cells, and released cell-associated infective virus in similar amounts. All cells insusceptible to poliovirus infection failed to yield active debris. Virus inactivation by debris, like virus reception by intact cells, was temperature-sensitive. Debris could not inactivate virus adsorbed to cells, or alter the progressive incapacity of antibody to neutralize penetrating virus. The active debris factor was insoluble, was not associated with cell nuclei, was inactivated by fat solvents and trypsin treatment, and was destroyed by beat inactivation or sonic disruption. Anti-HeLa serum applied to cells before exposure to virus reduced the rate of virus adsorption, while antiserum treatment immediately following virus adsorption was ineffective. These findings suggested that the capacity of HeLa and other susceptible cells to adsorb, receive, and eclipse poliovirus was associated with organized cytoplasmic lipoprotein structures not possessed by insusceptible cells. The reaction of virus with receptor substance contained in debris was not readily reversed by treatment shown not to affect virus and to destroy activity of uncombined debris. Sensitivity of poliovirus adsorption by HeLa cells to change in environmental salt concentration or temperature was dependent on the method of measurement.


The cytotoxic action of immune gamma globulin and complement on Krebs ascites tumor cells. II. Chemical studies. The in vitro exposure of Krebs ascites tumor cells to the action of rabbit immune gamma globulin alone does not result in any changes in the cell concentration of amino acids, ribonucleotides, RNA, DNA, or protein, nor in the rate of entry of potassium into the cell. The exposure of the cells to antibody + complement results in the following changes within a few minutes:- (a) Loss of about two-thirds of the free amino acids and ribonucleotides. (b) Loss of about 90 per cent of the intracellular potassium. (c) Loss of about three-quarters of the cell RNA to the medium, part appearing as TCA-soluble and the rest as TCA-insoluble products. There were no changes detectable in DNA. (d) A small increase in total free amino acid of the cell suspension. (e) Loss of from 30 to 60 per cent of the cell protein. The loss of these substances is believed to occur through a cell membrane which is still intact, as judged by phase and electron microscopy, and still able to discriminate to a small degree against passage of larger molecules.


The cytotoxic action of immune gamma globulin and complement on Krebs ascites tumor cells. I. Ultrastructural studies. Electron microscopic studies of Krebs ascites tumor cells treated in vitro with rabbit immune gamma globulin revealed a distinctive alteration in the structure of the cellular surface membrane. The subsequent addition of complement to this system severely damaged the cytoplasmic matrix, mitochondria, and endoplasmic reticulum. This sequence of events provides a structural basis for the cytotoxic action of antibody and complement.


The decremental effects of partial reinforcement during acquisition of the conditioned eyelid response.


Learning a motor task under varied display conditions.


The difference threshold of the magnitude of visual velocity.


Information and autokinetic movement.

Information and autokinetic movement.


Finger span: ratio scale, category scale, and JND scale.


Paired-associates learning as a function of percentage of occurrence of response members (reinforcement).


Prediction of sequential two-choice decisions from event runs.


Performance as a joint function of amount of reinforcement and inter-reinforcement interval.


Spontaneous regression and recovery in a sequence of discrimination periods.


The role of reinforcement and nonreinforcement in an apparent frustration effect.


Running memory span.

Running memory span.


The association value of random shapes.

The association value of random shapes.


Complexity, association value, and practice as factors in shape recognition following paired associates training.


The distance gradient in kinesthetic figural after-effect.


Sources of contextual constraint upon words in sentences.


Difficulty of a discrimination as a determiner of subsequent generalization along another dimension.


Language conditioning of meaning to meaning using a semantic generalization paradigm.


Cross-modality validation of subjective scales for loudness, vibration, and electric shock.


Effect of schedule and severity of punishment on verbal behavior.


Tactile vibration: dynamics of sensory intensity.


Effect on extinction of restricting information in verbal conditioning.


Frustrative factors in selective learning with reward and nonreward as discriminanda.


Sweetness and saltiness of compound solutions of sucrose and NaC1 as a function of concentration of solutes.


The Gelb effect.

The Gelb effect.


Intersensory comparisons of temporal judgments.


Performance in eyelid conditioning as a function of UCS duration.


The relation of achievement in problem solving to rate and kind of hypotheses produced.


Warm-up in retention as a function of degree of verbal learning.


Meaningfulness and articulation of stimulus and response in pairedassociate learning and stimulus recall.


Stimulus generalization after training on three stimuli: a test of the summation hypothesis.


A physiologic basis for peptic ulcer surgery.


Kartagener's syndrome in identical male twins and a female sibling; report of cases, with comments on pathology and familial manifestations.


Research in our health departments.

Research in our health departments.


Effects of repeated presentations of a tone upon absolute loudness judgments.


Judgments of the loudness of a series of tones with two different range expectancies.


The sense of humor of college students and psychiatric patients.


The relative retentive abilities of fast and slow learners.


Humor as a disturbing stimulus.

Humor as a disturbing stimulus.


Extinction of responses to subceived stimuli.


Three studies relating internal sensory experiences and feeling reactions.


Studies on the concept of abnormal fixation.


An experimental investigation of the relationship between psychasthenia and ego-strength.


Comparative validity of objective and projective measures of need achievement in predicting students' achievement in introductory psychology.


Patterns of reaction to stress as revealed by a factor analysis of autonomic-change measures and behavioral observations.


Personality variables related to individual performance on a cognitive task.


The effect of conceptual stereotypes in an ambiguous reading situation.


Towards better communication of psychological research between countries.


A psychobiological analysis of discomfort, pain, and death.


The second course in psychology.

The second course in psychology.


Factors associated with the performance of young children on intelligence scales and tests of speech development.


Stability of adolescents' judgments of an ambiguous figure after knowledge of others' judgments of same figure.


Factors relating to opinions of seventh grade children regarding the acceptability of certain behaviors in the peer group.


Solution of a bi-manual coordination problem by monkeys and chimpanzees.


An experimental investigation of the relative speeds of left and right-handed writers.


Cognition of being in the peak experiences.


Emotionality and aggressive behavior in the mouse as a function of infantile experience.


Parent evaluation as a determiner of ideology.


Anxiety and accuracy of perception of sociometric status among institutionalized delinquent boys.


Apparatus for studying visual discriminations of movement in small mammals.


The effect of the introduction of novel stimuli upon manipulation in Rhesus monkeys.


The mind as an optical system: a study of perceptual reproduction in the normal and mentally retarded.


Six predictors of college achievement.

Six predictors of college achievement.


Intellectual appraisal of physically handicapped children.


Quantitative aspects of the relationship of biological measurements to aging processes.


Maternal age selection and the fertility of mice.


Post-traumatic variations in phosphatase and respiratory enzyme activities of the periosteum of aging rats.


The age factor in the production of various experimental cardiopathies.


The effect of breed, age, and sex on myocardial necrosis produced by isoproterenol in the rat.


The adenylphyrophosphatase, inorganic pyrophosphatase, and phosphomonoesterase activities of human arterial tissue in individuals of various ages.


The WAIS performance of an aged sample: the relationship between verbal and performance IQs.


Study of vitamin E supplements in relation to muscular dystrophy and other diseases in aging rats.


Changes in central pulse and finger plethysmography during aging.


Age and the effect of anticipatory set on accuracy of perception.


Cross-sectional methods in the study of psychological aspects of aging.


Major problems of industrial gerontology.


A note on level-of-aspiration behavior and aging.


Preparation time and choice in relation to age differences in response speed.


Arthropod transmission of rabbit fibromatosis (Shope).


Bacterial contamination of hospital food with special reference to Clostridium welchii food poisoning.


The experimental infection of calves with Mycobacterium ulcerans.


A strain of Mycobacterium isolated from skin lesions of a cold-blooded animal, Xenopus laevis, and its relation to atypical acid-fast bacilli occurring in man.


The effect of some variables on experimental Klebsiella infections in mice.


The experimental reproduction of enterotoxaemia in piglets.


Salmonellosis in Northern Ireland, with special reference to pigs and Salmonella contaminated pig meal.


The influence of the age of the host on local virus multiplication and on the resistance to virus infections.


Immune hemolysis at O degree. I. Introduction: the role of amboceptor and complement.


Effects of a nonspecific stimulation on tissue radiosensitivity during the course of antibody production.


The fate of killed, radioiodinated Brucella abortus injected into mice.


Variation of host resistance to influenza viruses in the allantois.


Adaptation of the antiglobulin test for use with tannic acid treated erythrocytes.


Behavior of intravenously administered I 131 diphtheria toxin in the guinea pig.


Inhibition of the bactericidal activity of the properdin system by zymosan and other properdin binding agents.


Antigenic studies on elastase.

Antigenic studies on elastase.


Studies on the fate of antigens in vitro. I. The effect of specific antibody on the fate of I 131 trace labeled human serum albumin in vitro in the presence of guinea pig monocytes.


Immunochemical studies on blood groups. XXII. Immunochemical studies on the nondialyzable residue from partially hydrolyzed blood group A, B and O(H) substances (P1 fractions).


Immunochemical studies on blood groups. XXIII. Studies on the cross reactivity of untreated and partially hydrolyzed blood group A, B and O(H) substances with type XIV antipneumococcal horse sera.


Fluorescent antibody methods in the differentiation of murine and epidemic typhus sera; specificity changes resulting from previous immunization.


Toxin production and virulence of Inaba and Ogawa vibrios.


Blood group studies on the antigenic structure of human red cells and its relation to the so-called secretor and nonsecretor with special reference to its heredity.


Antigens associated with the toxin of the gravis type of Corynebacterium diphtheriae.


Allergic encephalomyelitis; the extraction of highly active fractions from bovine spinal cord.


Studies on the adjuvant action of bacterial endotoxins on antibody formation. I. Time limitation of enhancing effect and restoration of antibody formation in x-irradiated rabbits.


Studies on the adjuvant action of bacterial endotoxins on antibody formation. II. Antibody formation in cortisone-treated rabbits.


Application of agar-gel diffusion analysis to a study of the antigenic structure of inactivated vaccines prepared from the virus of foot-and-mouth disease.


The immunologic competence of chickens'skin.


The properdin system and immunity. VIII. Studies on the purification and properties of the third component of human complement.


Notes on the mathematics of the antigen-antibody double diffusion technique.


Serologic cross reactions among Leptospirae observed with sera from animals infected with Leptospira pomona.


Observations and experiences in the surgery of congenital cyanotic heart disease.


Fractionation of short-ragweed pollen extracts on diethylaminoethyl-cellulose.


Incidence of Rh-negative rate and nature of phenotypes amongst the Bengalees.


Benign pneumoconiosis in monkeys in India.


Incidence of human anthrax in North Kanara.


Abscess and its management.

Abscess and its management.


Aneurysm of the pulmonary artery.

Aneurysm of the pulmonary artery.


The 1958 epidemic of virus encephalitis.


Surgery of the rheumatic heart.

Surgery of the rheumatic heart.


Lipids in health and disease.

Lipids in health and disease.


Ethical relationship amongst doctors.

Ethical relationship amongst doctors.


Tuberous sclerosis.

Tuberous sclerosis.


Retrosternal pain simulating myocardial infarction in a case of postoperative atelectasis of the lung.


Urticaria pigmentosa.

Urticaria pigmentosa.


Studies on portal hypertension.

Studies on portal hypertension.


Some social and epidemiological aspects of smallpox in West Bengal including Calcutta; the problems of its control and eradication.


Cholelithiasis with cystic pneumatosis.

Cholelithiasis with cystic pneumatosis.


The Bucharest Institute of Oncology: citadel of fight against cancer.


Value of SGO-T estimation in acute myocardial infarction.


A chemical method for exciting cough reflex in human beings and its use in assessing the effectiveness of cough sedatives.


Vasectomy: difficulties and complications.


Vasectomy for male sterilisation: a study of 100 cases.


Avenues of research in marriage guidance.


New drugs in the treatment of intestinal amoebiasis: a therapeutic evaluation.


Haemangioma of the skull.

Haemangioma of the skull.


Plastic repair of loss of ala nasi with composite graft from the ear.


Modern treatment and prevention of leprosy.


Local leadership necessary for improved traffic safety.


The negative road to socialized medicine.


Management of malignant disease of the accessory nasal sinuses.


A quarter century of anemia caused by a single leiomyoma of the small bowel.


Use of a steroid ointment for debridement.


Medicolegal aspects of blood extraction.


The use of tranquilizing medications in general medical practice.


Third party interference, the practice of medicine and the market economy.


HOW HOSPITALS are used today.

HOW HOSPITALS are used today.


Faith healing and healing faith.

Faith healing and healing faith.


Treatment for perforated peptic ulcer.

Treatment for perforated peptic ulcer.


Transcutaneous hepatic cholangiographic study: its importance in the diagnosis and management of biliary disease.


Spontaneous complication of cholelithiasis by gluteal abscess.


Thrombophlebitis of the superficial and deep veins treated with phenylbutazone (butazolidin).


Urachal adenocarcinoma of the urinary bladder; report of two cases.


The oxytocics in obstetrics; a clinical evaluation of synthetic oxytocin (syntocinon).


Detection of carcinoma in gynecology by cytologic technics.


Massive hematoma of the broad ligament complicating cesarean section; report of a case.


Psychologic factors in carcinoma of the head and neck.


De Quervain's disease.

De Quervain's disease.


Antibiotics in the preoperative preparation of the colon: evaluation of the present status.


Early French surgery.

Early French surgery.


THOMAS B. NOBLE, 1895-1958.

THOMAS B. NOBLE, 1895-1958.


Ischemic anastomotic breakdown and gangrene of the gastric remnant following subtotal gastrectomy.


Extensive resections of huge elephantoid tissues.


Obstructing eosinophilic granuloma of the stomach associated with arteriomesenteric duodenal compression.


Evaluation of plication in the treatment of peritonitis and its aftermath of intestinal adhesions.


Infarction of the renal artery.

Infarction of the renal artery.


Roger's disease treated by cardiopericardiomyopexy; report of six cases.


Treatment of vesical and prostatic carcinoma with atomic medicine.


Complicated cerebral palsy: surgical pathologic aspects.


LAMINECTOMY in patients with injuries of the spinal cord.


Bilateral mastectomy for carcinoma of the breast.


Treatment of Colles' fracture.

Treatment of Colles' fracture.


Mass ophthalmic surgery under handicaps in Pakistan.


British surgeons and anatomists; sixteenth to eighteenth.


A modification of Bassini-Rienhoff's herniorrhaphy; with preservation of the functional mechanism of the inguinal canal.


Congenital posterolateral diaphragmatic hernia; pathogenesis and treatment.


A new study of intestinal obstruction with special reference to cases involving delayed treatment.


Fatal hemorrhage from duodenal varix.

Fatal hemorrhage from duodenal varix.


Routine use of peri-colace in major surgical cases.


Renal colic secondary to traumatic avulsion of the psoas muscle; report of a case.


Nephropexy; an evaluation.

Nephropexy; an evaluation.


Laminectomy in patients with injuries of the spinal cord.


Some myofascial impingements against the iliohypogastric and ilioinguinal nerve in women.


Vulval and extraperitoneal hemorrhage complicating obstetrical and gynecological surgery.


The management of puerperal constipation with a senna preparation.


Evolutionary progress in the surgical treatment of middle ear deafness of otosclerotic origin.


Binocular simultaneous cataract extraction.


The history of anesthesia; the early days.


Subcorneal pustular dermatosis; a report of 2 cases.


The absence of a fungistatic effect of squalene on dermatophytes.


Dissociation of granulation and epithelization in wounds of rabbits by means of topically applied hydrocortisone.


Radiosodium clearance from the skin in certain cutaneous circulatory disorders.


Types of keratinization in the human gingiva.


In vitro studies of adrenal steroid metabolism in the skin.


Chlamydospore production by Candida albicans; comparison of dehydrated rice extract agar with other media.


Effect of chloroquin on adrenal cortieoid metabolism.


Growth of heterologous human tumors from aging individuals in hamster cheek pouches.


Photokinetics.

Photokinetics.


The use of a modified starch-iodine test for investigating local sweating responses to intradermal injection of methacholine.


Solar radiation and the environment.

Solar radiation and the environment.


The physiological effects of sunlight.

The physiological effects of sunlight.


Radiation problems related to space flight.


Deficiencies of available sources of radiant energy for medical uses; practical clinical needs.


Sources of radiant energy for medical uses; investigative needs.


Practical suggestions regarding sources of radiant energy for medical uses.


Historical background of research on pigmentary diseases of the skin.


Ultraviolet lamps: industrial research activities and objectives.


The melanocyte: cytology and cytochemistry.


Pigment cell regulatory factors.

Pigment cell regulatory factors.


Disturbances of melanin pigmentation.

Disturbances of melanin pigmentation.


Historical aspects of methoxsalen and other furocoumarins.


The mechanism of the photodynamic effect.


The chemistry of the psoralens.

The chemistry of the psoralens.


Relationship of molecular configuration to the activity of furocoumarins which increase the cutaneous responses following long wave ultraviolet radiation.


Histologic changes in human skin following psoralen therapy.


Histologic changes in irradiated skin, after ingestion of 8-methoxypsoralen.


Clinical and laboratory tolerance studies in volunteers given oral methoxsalen.


Studies of liver function in subjects receiving methoxsalen.


Vitiligo; what is it.

Vitiligo; what is it.


Vitiligo.

Vitiligo.


Clinical experiences with methoxsalen in the treatment of vitiligo.


Evaluation of methoxsalen in the treatment of vitiligo.


Hair pigment and methoxsalen.

Hair pigment and methoxsalen.


Field trials of the suntan promoting effects of methoxsalen.


Increased erythema threshold six weeks after a single exposure to sunlight plus oral methoxsalen.


Clinical experiences with methoxsalen in suntanning.


Effect of methoxsalen on inability to tan.


The use of methoxsalen in sun tanning.

The use of methoxsalen in sun tanning.


Experiences with methoxsalen in the Americam tropics.


Clinical experience with the effect of oral 8-methoxypsoralen on the pigmentary responses of the skin to sunlight.


Experimentally induced reactions to ultraviolet light. I. Polymorphous light eruption and phototoxicity to drugs.


Methoxsalen in ultraviolet carcinogenesis in the mouse.


Polymorphous light eruption; a discussion of its pathogenesis and the therapeutic action of the antimalarials in this disease.


Modification of ultraviolet carcinogenesis by photoactive agents; preliminary report.


The epidemiology of skin cancer.

The epidemiology of skin cancer.


Psoralen prophylaxis against skin cancer: progress of field trials.


The effect of x-rays on the disulfide bonds of the epidermis in white rats.


The innervation of human epidermis.

The innervation of human epidermis.


Natural regression of the melanocytic nevus.


The effect of altered properdin levels in mice on the course of systemic mycotic infections.


Studies on axon reflex vasodilatation and cholinergic urticaria.


Pentoses in horny layers; a simple color test for the diagnosis of psoriasis.


A study of the epidermal clear cells with special reference to their relationship to the cells of Langerhans.


A comparative study of canine and human dermatology. II. Cutaneous tumors; the mast cell and canine mastocytoma.


The digestion of collagen in burns.

The digestion of collagen in burns.


Some interrelations between sebum, sweat and the skin surface.


Feedback, a medical college, and truth.

Feedback, a medical college, and truth.


THE STATE University of Iowa rehabilitation center.


The role of medicine in rehabilitation.

The role of medicine in rehabilitation.


The medical rehabilitation of rheumatoid arthritis.


Rehabilitation in neurology.

Rehabilitation in neurology.


Rehabilitation of some visually handicapped patients.


Surgical rehabilitation for hearing impairment.


The State Division of Vocational Rehabilitation; an additional tool for the practicing physician.


The day-hospital concept in the treatment of children's disorders.


The young physician's stake in Blue Shield.


Haemochromatosis; a review, and report on five new cases.


Childhood tuberculosis in the mid-century decade.


Radio-active phosphorus in the diagnosis of ocular malignancy.


Causes governing admission to a geriatric unit.


The old and the new in obstetrics.

The old and the new in obstetrics.


Iron deficiency anaemia in childhood: a symptom rather than a disease.


Significant anaemia and seasonal variations of haemoglobin concentrations in pregnant women.


Antibiotics in hospital.

Antibiotics in hospital.


Impressions on cycloserine in pulmonary tuberculosis.


Death following treatment with promazine hydrochloride.


Preliminary clinical report on delta-butazolidin (geigy).


Intrusion.

Intrusion.


Total support during intracardiac procedures.


Iridencleisis.

Iridencleisis.


The management of chronic lymphatic leukemia.


A five-year follow-up study of ischiofemoral arthrodesis.


The artificial kidney.

The artificial kidney.


CARCINOMA of the thyroid in childhood.

CARCINOMA of the thyroid in childhood.


The future of tuberculosis control and treatment.


Thirty-five years of experience with the tuberculin test.


Management of the tuberculous patient who leaves the hospital against medical advice.


The cold war.

The cold war.


Usefulness of tuberculin testing in child health supervision.


Tuberculin testing in Minnesota.

Tuberculin testing in Minnesota.


The shoulder-hand syndrome, syndrome of Barré-Lieou, and osteoarthritis of the cervical spine.


Arthur T. Laird.

Arthur T. Laird.


The modern treatment of deafness in historical perspective.


Modern views on vestibular physiology.

Modern views on vestibular physiology.


Occupational deafness among hearing aid technicians.


Idiopathic recurrent laryngeal nerve paralysis.


Haemangiomas of the nose.

Haemangiomas of the nose.


Impairment and recovery of taste following irradiation of the oropharynx.


A case of Hand-Schüller-Christian disease with ear involvement, with follow up after 9 years.


A branchiogenic cyst of the nasopharynx.


The association of laryngeal stridor with meningo-myelocele.


Relief of deafness, following replacement of an incus dislocated 16 years previously.


Symmetrical aural complications of a head injury.


Clinical diagnosis of cerebrovascular insufficiency.


Carotid and vertebral angiography.

Carotid and vertebral angiography.


Reconstructive surgical procedures for cerebrovascular insufficiency.


The place of anticoagulants in the treatment of cerebrovascular disease.


Acute focal cerebral ischemia.

Acute focal cerebral ischemia.


Financial aid for low income families with children having special medical needs.


Volvulus of sigmoid colon.

Volvulus of sigmoid colon.


The medical aspects of juvenile delinquency.


A new treatment for osteomyelitis: extremity perfusion with antibiotics.


Tuberculosis: a community problem.

Tuberculosis: a community problem.


The causes of trouble in the management of fracture.


Elective induction of labor; a comparison with spontaneous labor.


Office audiology.

Office audiology.


Some recent advancements in the surgery of retinal detachment.


Current concepts in vascular surgery. I. Arterial grafts.


Living and working with heart disease.

Living and working with heart disease.


National diabetes week in York county.

National diabetes week in York county.


Crippled children can be helped.

Crippled children can be helped.


Case history of an epidemic in a Maine community.


ADAM P. LEIGHTON; 1887-1958.

ADAM P. LEIGHTON; 1887-1958.


Kernicterus.

Kernicterus.


The team approach in the rehabilitation of a mentally retarded spastic paraplegia.


Two years of pituitary treatment in mongoloids: a clinical study.


Arachnodactyly and mental retardation.

Arachnodactyly and mental retardation.


Shigellosis: an institutional epidemic.

Shigellosis: an institutional epidemic.


A comparative survey of audiometric results among residential, rural and suburban school populations.


The nature of the supervisory function as it relates to nursing hones.


[Prevention of measles and placental gamma globulin in hospital environment].


The use of alpha-chymotrypsin in cataract surgery.


Discussion of nitrofurans in the treatment of vaginitis.


Georgia cancer registry program.

Georgia cancer registry program.


Diagnostic and therapeutic nerve blocks.


The Ehlers-Danlos syndrome.

The Ehlers-Danlos syndrome.


County Medical Society organization.

County Medical Society organization.


Cancer of the lung.

Cancer of the lung.


The problem of strokes.

The problem of strokes.


Injuries to the urinary tract.

Injuries to the urinary tract.


Some common denominators in the medical management of patients.


Vesicorectostomy: a means of urinary diversion.


Progress in medicine: present status of drug therapy in rheumatoid arthritis. II.


An unusual abdominal tumor.

An unusual abdominal tumor.


A progress report on research in the preservation of blood and blood derivatives.


Various aspects of thoracic surgery.

Various aspects of thoracic surgery.


Peptic ulcers are bad.

Peptic ulcers are bad.


Opportunities for research in human genetics.


Methodology in human genetics.

Methodology in human genetics.


The chromosomes of man.

The chromosomes of man.


Importance of genetics of viruses in medical research.


Importance of genetics of viruses in medical research; discussion.


Bacterial genetics and infectious disease.


Genetic aspects of tissue transplantation and tolerance.


The inheritance of vascular hemophilia; a new and interesting problem in human genetics.


A possible example of the action of selection in human blood groups.


Correlations of ABO blood groups with peptic ulcer, cancer, and other diseases.


Selection in ABO polymorphism in Japanese populations.


The relation of the ABO and Rh blood groups to differential reproduction.


The protective action of ABO incompatibility on Rh isoimmunization and Rh hemolytic disease; theoretical and clinical implications.


Selective factors in the ABO polymorphism; discussion.


Selective factors in the ABO polymorphism; comment.


The study of applicants, 1957-58.

The study of applicants, 1957-58.


Discussion on somatic cell genetics.

Discussion on somatic cell genetics.


Carcinoid syndrome.

Carcinoid syndrome.


Staphylococcal infections in the hospital nursery.


Diagnostic value of radiologic studies in liver disease.


Physiological effects of schizophrenic body fluids.


The inadequate personality in psychiatric practice.


Potentiation by phenobarbitone of effects of ethyl alcohol on human behaviour.


Learning theory and behaviour therapy.

Learning theory and behaviour therapy.


The inheritance of neuroticism: a reply.


Expressive movement and learning: a study of score complexity.


Psychometric testing in Iran.

Psychometric testing in Iran.


A follow-up study of criminal psychopaths.


A note on the concept of dementia paralytica at the time of Robert Schumann's death in 1856.


Mental hospital admissions in Mysore State, India.


Abnormal and personality correlates of certainty.


Narcolepsy and hypoglycaemia.

Narcolepsy and hypoglycaemia.


Observations on the psychotogenic effect of N-N diethyltryptamine, a new tryptamine derivative.


The assessment of some symptoms and signs of depression in women.


A comparison of the psychological effects of acute and chronic administration of chlorpromazine and secobarbital (quinalbarbitone) in schizophrenic patients.


The relative efficacy of vespral and chlorpromazine in the treatment of a group of chronic schizophrenic patients.


An investigation into the effects of azacyclonal on the hallucinations of chronic schizophrenic patients.


Prochlorperazine (stemetil) in mental deficiency.


Some recent criticisms of the dimensional analysis of personality.


Sensory deprivation and schizophrenia.

Sensory deprivation and schizophrenia.


A day hospital for neurotics in an industrial community.


The temporal reliability of the Maudsley personality inventory.


Premedication for E. C. T. with meprobamate.


Psychosis in association with haemophilia.


A study of the use of azacyclonal hydrochloride (frenquel) in chronic schizophrenia.


Stemetil in the treatment of chronic psychotics.


Reserpine and chronic psychosis: two-year outcome in a treatment group.


Clinical trial of promazine hydrochloride and acetylpromazine in chronic schizophrenic patients.


Marsilid and pacatal in the treatment of depressive schizophrenic reactions.


Foreign bodies of the hand.

Foreign bodies of the hand.


Management of the swollen arm following mastectomy.


Fractures in children.

Fractures in children.


Advances in knowledge of the physiology of wound healing.


Industry's skill and mankind's benefit.

Industry's skill and mankind's benefit.


Tympanoplastic procedures for chronic ear infections.


Washtenaw County Medical Society; a brief account of its origin and growth.


Ventriculo-venous shunt using the Holter valve as a treatment of hydrocephalus.


Experience with diverticulitis over a ten-year period.


Abuse of single whole blood tranfusions.


An evaluation of medications commonly used in asthma.


The recognition and correction of water and salt deficits in surgical patients.


Care of the preschool child's eyes.

Care of the preschool child's eyes.


Acute appendicitis; an analysis of complications in 551 patients.


IONIZING radiation.

IONIZING radiation.


Cancer research at the University of Michigan.


Cancer research at Wayne State University College of Medicine.


Lung cancer detected by mass chest x-ray survey.


Dermatoses and malignant internal tumors.


Therapy of skin cancer in the light of newer histobiologic concepts.


Significance and treatment of prostatic nodules.


Surgical probe scintillation counters; recent developments.


Cytologic screening of healthy women in the smaller community.


Advances in the treatment of leukemia.

Advances in the treatment of leukemia.


Medical education at the University of Michigan.


Influence of thyrotrophin on growth of transplantable thyroid-gland tumors of mice.


The action of N-2-fluorenylacetamide in the Syrian golden hamster.


Further clinical studies with 5-fluorouracil.


Effect of 5-fluorouracil on mammary tumors in mice.


A transplantable plasma-cell leukemia in mice associated with the production of beta-paraprotein.


A preliminary report on the effect of thyroid analogues in neoplastic diseases in man.


The deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) content of Sternberg-Reed cells of Hodgkin's disease.


Atypical cells in the blood of cancer patients; differentiation from tumor cells.


Transplantation of carbon tetrachloride-induced hepatomas in mice.


Effects of miracil D, amodiaquin, and a series of other 10thiaxanthenones and 4-aminoquinolines against a variety of experimental tumors in vitro and in vivo.


A comparative study of the Shope fibroma in rabbits in relation to transmissibility by mosquitoes.


A study of the frequency of achlorhydria among Japanese in Los Angeles.


A national cooperative program for the evaluation of end results in cancer.


Electron microscopy of mouse parotid tumor (polyoma) virus.


To use the new drug or not to use it; that is the question.


The electron microscope: structure and ultra-structure.


Studies of sickle cell disease. II. Hematuria in a case of sickle cell disease.


The Federal Government and the helath of the nation.


The effect of ethchlorvynol in the treatment of bronchial asthma.


Current concepts in osteoporosis.

Current concepts in osteoporosis.


Serum proteins in disease: paper electrophoretic analyses.


The ocular effects of atomic radiation.

The ocular effects of atomic radiation.


The liver in relation to infections with protozoa.


Breech presentation and its problems.

Breech presentation and its problems.


The varied causes of shortness of breath.


Hemophilus influenzae meningitis in an adult.


Varicella myocarditis; report of a case.


The eternal heritage.

The eternal heritage.


Cleveland's Forest City Hospital celebrates first birthday.


John Patrick Turner; 1885-1958.

John Patrick Turner; 1885-1958.


Medical-legal aspects of unauthorized surgery.


The relation between nerve fiber size and sensory modality: phylogenetic implications of the afferent innervation of cortex.


Advanced training for psychiatric teaching and research.


Ego strength and length of recovery from infectious mononucleosis.


The design and conduct of experiments on the psychological effects of drugs.


Neurologic disorders in psychiatric institutions.


Arteriosclerotic psychoses; a review of the foreign literature from 1940 to 1956.


Cybernetics and certain modern problems of physiology of the nervous system.


A note on the theory of homosexuality: the body as object.


Note on the concept of split social field as a determinant of schizophrenic excitement.


Positive glyoxylic acid reaction in the urine of mental patients.


An unusual complication of electro-shock therapy: massive retroperitoneal hemorrhage in a patient with bleeding tendency.


Some theoretical and practical aspects of sampling procedures in research.


Adaptation and information in psychiatry.


Psychological studies of Korsakoff's psychosis. III. Concept formation.


Hypnosis, sleep and electro-encephalography.


The effect of electroconvulsive treatment upon the perception of the spiral aftereffect, a presumed measure of cerebral dysfunction.


Psychological factors affecting individual differences in behavioral response to convulsive therapy.


Studies on serum oxidase (ceruloplasmin) inhibition by tryptophan metabolities.


Epilepsy and the law.

Epilepsy and the law.


A comparison of the effects of investigators' and therapists' attitudes in the evaluation of tranquilizers prescribed to hospital patients.


Parasagittal syndrome produced by trauma.


Compounds in brain extracts causing spreading depression of cerebral cortical activity and contraction of crustacean muscle.


Intralaminar distribution of adenosinetriphosphatase activity in rat cerebral cortex.


Amino acid and protein metabolism of the brain. IV. The metabolism of glutamic acid.


Alkali-stable phospholipids during the development of the rabbit brain.


Chemical studies of peripheral nerve during wallerian degeneration. X. In vitro incorporation of radioactive inorganic phosphate into phosphatides and acid-soluble phosphorus compounds.


Chemical studies of peripheral nerve during wallerian degeneration. XI. In vitro incorporation of 14C-labelled percursors into phosphatides.


The histochemical identification of myelin phosphoglycerides by their ferric hydroxamates.


Selective depletion of noradrenaline and 5-hydroxytryptamine from rat brain and intestine by Rauwolfia alkaloids.


Amino acid and protein metabolism of the brain. V. Turnover of leucine in mouse tissues.


A clinical and radiological correlation of the lesions produced by chemopallidectomy and thalamectomy.


Some aspects of the effects of acute reserpine treatment on behaviour.


Physiological tremor in children.

Physiological tremor in children.


The mechanism of the pain in trigeminal neuralgia.


Lumbosacral spina bifida cystica with craniovertebral anomalies: report of two cases presenting with neurological disorder in adult life.


The relief of myotonia by the use of a potassium-binding resin.


The estimation of motility during rest or sleep.


Blood-cerebrospinal fluid bromide ratios in mental patients.


An angiographic test of collateral circulation through the anterior segment of the circle of Willis.


The application in general medical conditions of a visual method of assessing and representing generalized electroencephalographic abnormalities.


Subdivision of glioblastoma multiforme of a cytologic and cytochemical basis.


Perinatal infections of the central nervous system.


Effects of delayed anticoagulant therapy on experimental cerebral infarcts.


Experimental psychomotor epilepsy in the cat; electro-clinical and anatomo-pathological correlations.


Studies on spontaneous primary encephalitides in the monkey. I. A polio-encephalitis with predilection for the brain stem in the baboon (Papio hamadryas).


Studies on spontaneous primary encephalitides in the monkey. II. Encephalitis with a cortico-striate predilection in the baboon (Papio hamadryas).


Studies on spontaneous primary encephalitides in the monkey. III. Diffuse, non-suppurative meningitides and meningo-encephalitides with subacute and chronic course.


Lipolytic activity of lymph nodes in experimental allergic encephalomyelitis.


Afferent projections through ventrolateral funiculi to thalamus of cat.


Stability and oscillations in a neurological servomechanism.


Stria vascularis as source of endocochlear potential.


Effect upon monosynaptic reflexes of decamethonium and succinylcholine. I. Peripheral mechanisms.


Effect of quaternary ammonium ions on electrical activity of spinal ganglion cells in frogs.


Differential effects of resections of somatic areas I and II in monkeys.


Membrane potential change and membrane current in supramedullary nerve cell of puffer.


Physiological deficits occurring with lesions of labyrinth and fastigial nuclei.


Maturational aspects of EEG and of spreading depression in rabbit.


After-positivity in lateral geniculate body.


Steady potential changes during cortical activation.


The hyper-excitable neurone; microelectrode studies of chronic epileptic foci in monkey.


Effects of cerebral lesions upon opto-kinetic nystagmus in monkeys.


Repetitive discharge of neurons.

Repetitive discharge of neurons.


Centrifugal influences on single unit activity in spinal sensory paths.


Neurologic complications of leukemias and lymphomas.


William Henry Hudson: itinerant neurosurgeon; 1862-1917.


Studies of cerebral swelling. II. Experimental cerebral swelling produced by supratentorial extradural compression.


The metabolic activity in the choroid plexus.


Experimental brain injury during hypothermia.


The intersegmental anastomoses of posterior spinal rootlets and their significance.


Ethylene oxide sterilized, freeze-dried dura mater for the repair of pachymeningeal defects.


Traumatic hemorrhage from the anterior choroidal artery.


Vascular injury coincident to disc surgery.


Simultaneous occurrence of intracranial aneurysm and angioma; case report.


The influence of diet upon the storage of vitamin B12 in liver and kidney.


Enzymes in protein depletion. III. Enzymes of brain, kidney, skeletal muscle and spleen.


Serum glutamic-oxalacetic transaminase activity of vitamin B6-deficient rats.


The effect of methionine deficiency on nitrogen absorption from the intestinal tract of chickens.


The effect of alpha-tocopherol, alpha-tocopherylhydroquinone and their esters on experimental muscular dystrophy in the rat.


Calcium oxalate excretion and hematuria in vitamin B6-deficient rats fed phthalylsulfathiazole.


Studies on the relation of dairy products to dental caries in caries-susceptible rats.


Effect of diet on the development of beta-aminopropionitrile-induced vascular hemorrhage in turkeys.


Diet and cholesteremia. I. Development of a diet for the study of nutritional factors affecting cholesteremia in the rat.


Studies of a manganese-iron antagonism in the nutrition of rabbits and baby pigs.


Sulfate metabolism in rabbits on high molybdenum intake.


Effect of high molybdenum Intake on the distribution and excretion of Ca45 and P32 in the rabbit.


The effect of antioxidants on vitamin E deficiency symptoms and production of liver peroxide in the chicken.


The effect of dl-ethionine on skeletal growth in rats.


A comparison of the effect of raw corn and tortillas (lime-treated corn) with niacin, tryptophan or beans on the growth and muscle niacin of rats.


Beneficial effects of the plant residue factor on the survival of thyrotoxic rats.


The antithyrotoxic factor of liver. I. Method for assay.


Essential fatty acid activities of hydrocarbons and alcohols analogous to linoleate and linolenate.


The effect of concentrates of polyunsaturated acids from tuna oil upon essential fatty acid deficiency.


Antinecrogenic property of torula yeast treated in various ways.


Serum alkaline phosphatase activity in normal and manganese-deficient developing rats.


The retention of vitamin B6 meat during cooking.


Availability of calcium in some Philippine vegetables.


Studies on the inhibition of growth of an implanted fibrosarcoma in rats; the effect of fat in the diet with and without injections of guinea pig serum.


Biological availability of essential amino acids to human subjects. I. Whole egg, pork muscle and peanut butter.


Biological availability of essential amino acids to human subjects. II. Whole egg, milk and cottage cheese.


Production of biotin deficiency in the guinea pig.


Divalent minerals and proteolytic activity of pancreas tissue from rats and chicks fed manganese-deficient diets.


The effect of orally administered rutin on the adrenal ascorbic acid level in guinea pigs.


The domestic cat as a laboratory animal for experimental nutrition studies. VI. Choline deficiency.


Further studies on the difference in cariogenicity of two diets comparable in sucrose content.


Effect of level of protein feeding upon nutritional value of lysine-fortified bread flour.


The effects of long-time administration of small amounts of fluoride in food or water on cariessusceptible rats.


Growth-promoting activity of meat meal and certain tissues in goitrogen-fed rats and chicks.


Effects of the prevention of coprophagy in the rat. IV. Biotin.


Nutritional studies with the guinea pig. V. Effects of deficiency of fat or unsaturated fatty acids.


Studies of vitamin B12 in turnip greens.


Effect of dietary protein, vitamin E and age on the lactic dehydrogenase and succinoxidase of the hearts of rats.


The effect of ethanolamine and its N-methyl derivatives on kidney hemorrhagic degeneration in rats due to 2-amino-2-methyl-1-propanol.


Dental caries in the albino rat in relation to the chemical composition of the teeth and of the diet. IV. Variations in the Ca/P ratio of the diet induced by changing the calcium content.


The problem of perinatal morbidity and mortality.


The use of a new surfactant (superinone) with a purified hemicellulose in the treatment of chronic constipation.


Possible mechanisms of action of digitalis in cardiac muscle.


PANCREATIC pseudocyst.

PANCREATIC pseudocyst.


The residency problem in Oklahoma.

The residency problem in Oklahoma.


Medical aspects of aging in Oklahoma and England.


Problem of massive upper GI hemorrhage with emphasis on peptic ulcer.


Correction of congenital cardiac defects utilizing the pump oxygenator.


A community approach to the senior citizens problem.


The use of purified antigens in the diagnosis of clonorchiasis sinensis by means of intradermal and complement fixation tests.


Studies on the family Bucephalidae Poche 1907 (Trematoda) from Philippine food fishes.


Cleptodiscus kyphosi, a new trematode (Paramphistomatidae) in Kyphosus sectatrix (Linn.) from Bimini, B. W. I.


Studies on the helminths of North Carolina vertebrates. I. Procyotrema marsupiformis n. g. n. sp. (Strigeida: Diplostomatidae) from the pancreatic duct of the raccoon.


Observations on the morphology and life cycle of Strigea elegans Chandler & Rausch, 1947 (Trematoda: Strigeidae).


The survival of migratory and post-migratory stages of Litomosoides carinii in white rats.


Sensitivity of developing Hymenolepis diminuta larvae to high temperature stress.


Strain differences of Toxoplasma gondil.


The size of the oocysts of Eimeria labbeana.


The effects of some chemical and physical agents on the oocysts of the pigeon coccidium, Eimeria labbeana (Pinto, 1928).


The description of Haemogregarina boyli n. sp. from the yellow-legged frog Rana boyli boyli.


Observations on the metabolism of the culture form of Trypanosoma congolense.


A new family and genus of cyclopoid copepods parasitic on a holothurian.


Ticks (Ixodoidea, Ixodidae) parasitizing lower primates in Africa, Zanzibar, and Madagascar.


Sternostoma kellogi, a new species of nasal mite from the catbird (Acarina: Rhinonyssidae).


Biological observations on certain Turkish Haemaphysalis ticks (Ixodoidea, Ixodidae).


The nature of parasitism of the opossum by fleas in southwestern Georgia.


The invasive growth of malignant tumours: an experimental interpretation based on elastic-jelly models.


Antigenic formulae for Clostridium septicum and Clostridium chauvoei.


The effect of collagenase on the fixed and unfixed skin lesions of morphoea: an electron-microscope study.


Antitoxin transfer from mother to foetus in the guinea-pig.


Local factors in the pathogenesis of circulatory failure in diphtheria.


Complement-fixing antithyroid antibodies in hospital patients with asymptomatic thyroid lesions.


The measurement of dust toxicity in vitro.


Tissue reactions to injected aluminium and alumina in the lungs and livers of mice, rats, guineapigs and rabbits.


Tissue changes in rats' lungs caused by hydroxides, oxides and phosphates of aluminium and iron.


Resistance of testicular tissue to ischaemia with local cooling.


The use of topically formed calcium alginate as a depot substance in active immunisation.


The structure of the pulmonary trunk at different ages and in cases of pulmonary hypertension and pulmonary stenosis.


Enterogenous cysts and congenital diverticula of the alimentary canal with abnormalities of the vertebral column and spinal cord.


Histochemical demonstration of copper in copper-fed rats and in hepatolenticular degeneration.


Morphological observations on tissue cultures of epithelial cells infected with influenza-A viruses.


Liver lesions in young rats suckled by mothers treated with the pyrrolizidine (Senecio) alkaloids, lasiocarpine and retrorsine.


Some new media for the isolation and identification of Clostridia.


Regeneration of the intestinal villi after extensive mucosal infarction.


The lesions produced in the central nervous system by certain organic arsenical compounds.


Experimental pulmonary atheroma.

Experimental pulmonary atheroma.


Carcinosarcomatous tumours of the respiratory tract.


The chemotactic effect of oxygen on bacteria.


The adrenal glands in Jamaican infants.

The adrenal glands in Jamaican infants.


An experimental study of mesenteric occlusion.


Experimental liver necrosis produced by the injection of homologous whole liver with adjuvant.


Vascular fibrinoid necrosis in hypertension.


Atypical acid-fast bacilli in pulmonary disease.


The deoxyribonucleic acid content of leucocytes in normal and in leukaemic human blood.


Endothelial cells and cement lines.

Endothelial cells and cement lines.


Further observations on the regeneration of aortic endothelium in the rabbit.


The estimation of doses of Mycobacterium johnei suitable for the production of Johne's disease in cattle.


Mucinase activity of intestinal organisms.


The catalase activity of Shigella flexneri.


A histochemical method for the simultaneous demonstration of normal and degenerating myelin.


A new salmonella type: Salmonella glasgow.


Cystic lesions of the kidney in infants and children.


The management of staphylococcal disease in infants and children.


Incontinentia pigmenti.

Incontinentia pigmenti.


A clinical study of an exanthem due to ECHO virus type 9.


Intravenous chloramphenicol in seriously ill infants and children.


The use of weekly oral doses of sulfamethoxypyridazine for rheumatic fever prevention.


Erythroblastosis fetalis caused by sensitization to factor rhw(Cw).


Primary fibrosarcoma of the lung in a young child; a case treated by lobectomy and cobalt therapy.


The protein requirement of infants.

The protein requirement of infants.


On the protein allowances for young infants.


CLINICAL pathological conference; The Children's Medical Center, Boston, Mass.


The antenatal background of blood diseases of infancy.


Hemolytic disease in the neonatal period and early infancy.


Management of hemolytic disease of the newborn infant.


Nonhemolytic anemia of the newborn infant: hemorrhage of fetal blood into the maternal circulation.


Pure red-cell anemia.

Pure red-cell anemia.


Megaloblastic anemia in infancy. III. Clinical considerations and analysis.


Coagulation disorders in the newborn period.


Congenital and neonatal thrombocytopenic purpura: a review.


Considerations of iron metabolism in early infancy.


The anemia of prematurity.

The anemia of prematurity.


Heinz body anemia and related phenomena.


Leukemia in the newborn infant.

Leukemia in the newborn infant.


CLINICAL pathological conference: The Children's Medical Center.


Fetomaternal leukocyte incompatibility.

Fetomaternal leukocyte incompatibility.


Tonsillectomy during the poliomyelitis season.


Some cytostatic pharmaceutical preparations and their quantitative determination.


Distribution of drugs between blood and cerebrospinal fluid: general methodology and effect of pH gradients.


Distribution of drugs between blood and cerebrospinal fluid in the various vertebrate classes.


Urinary metabolites of salicylamide in stone-formers.


Inotropic activity of catechol isomers and a series of related compounds.


The effect of azacyclonol on some cardiovascular and metabolic actions of epinephrine.


Investigations on the absorption of vitamin D (calciferol).


The effect of N-methyl-N-cinnamyl-2-phenyl-propyl-amine (MRD-255) on coronary circulation, cardiac work and myocardial oxygen utilization in the dog.


A study of the interactions of hexyl-cyclohexylethylamine (hecylamine), ephedrine, cocaine and catecholamines.


Interaction between neuromuscular blocking agents: time course of effects as assessed by rabbit head-drop assay.


Interactions between epinephrine and some psychotomimetic drugs.


Analysis of drugmixtures using ion exchange chromatography.


Effect of morphine and nalorphine on plasma hydrocortisone levels in man.


Antagonism of the frequency of phenylquinone-induced writhing in the mouse by weak analgesics and nonanalgesics.


The effect of morphine sulfate on avoidance and escape behavior.


Electrophysiological correlates of avoidance conditioning in the cat.


On the mechanism of intestinal absorption of drugs.


Fate, distribution and excretion of S35 promazine.


The physiological disposition of chlorothiazide (diuril) in the dog.


Absorption and excretions studies on tetracycline.


The influence of acidosis and alkalosis on mercurial-induced diuresis and sulfhydryl changes in the kidney.


Comparative effects of chlorothiazide and mersalyl (mersalyl sodium and theophylline) on the kidney.