Enophthalmos and diplopia in fractures of the orbital floor.


Thoracic kidney: case report.

Thoracic kidney: case report.


Flexible tube gives first look at duodenal ulcer in patient.


Variation in college grading standards and performance in medical school.


Reaction of the new-born animal to environmental temperature.


Intravenous hypertonic urea in the managment of acute angle-closure glaucoma.


Ocular signs associated with hydranencephaly.


Abomasal secretion in the sheep.

Abomasal secretion in the sheep.


Atherosclerosis: results of a pilot survey in a North London area.


Medical service within the Commonwealth and other countries overseas.


Objective evaluation of surgery for hiatus hernia and esophagitis.


Application of physiologic studies to management of esophageal disorders.


Experimentation as an aid in management of esophageal disorders.


One-stage abdominal proctocolectomy and ileostomy. An eight-year appraisal.


The enuresis problem in children.

The enuresis problem in children.


The practice of pediatrics: solo practice.


Studies on the activation of lymphatic nodule centres of the spleen.


Nuclear uptake of DNA fragments after injection of 32P-labelled thymocytes in lethally irradiated mice.


The patterns of mucopolysaccharide secretion in mast cells in the course of stress.


Lymphangioma.

Lymphangioma.


DNA labelling in bone marrow cells of x-irradiated mice receiving homologous 32P-lymphocytes.


Uptake of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA): a special property of the cell nucleus.


Ultrasonic detection of choledocholithiasis.


Advertisement and information.

Advertisement and information.


Income-tax of part-time consultants.

Income-tax of part-time consultants.


Interns participate in work simplification.


Thyroglobulin antibodies in 1,297 patients without thyroid disease.


The electrocardiographic appearances of myocardial infarction in the rat.


A study of radiosensitive and radioresistant mutants of Escherichia coli strain B.


Photosensitization of nucleic acids and proteins. The photodynamic action of acridine orange on living cells in culture.


Prevention of the lethal effect of the decay of incorporated phosphorus-32 by growth at 45degrees.


The partial structural formula of the alpha-chain of human hemoglobin.


Characterization of a chemical abnormality in hemoglobin G.


Vitamin K administration and neonatal hyperbilirubinemia of unknown etiology; a double-blind study.


Hyperplasia of the islets of Langerhans associated with spontaneous hypoglycemia.


A new electronic instrument for precise surgery for retinal detachment.


Idiopathic edema. Report of a case with orthostatic edema and hyperaldosteronism.


Relationship of the inital attack of rheumatic fever in three children to previous positive streptococcal throat cultures.


Effects of activity deprivation on choice of an activity incentive.


Learning theory and the acquisition of values.


Studies on the helminth fauna of Alaska. 38. The taxonomic significance of eggs and coracidia of some diphyllobothriid cestodes.


Determination of decaborane by means of ferricyanide.


Catechol amines and nucleotides in pheochromocytoma.


Different pools of catecholamines stored in the adrenal medulla.


Effect of reserpine on the adrenal medulla of sheep.


Notes on rehabilitation of the brain-injured.


Effect of reserpine on the nucleotide and catecholamine content of the denervated adrenal medulla of the rat.


On the need for rehabilitation treatment in cases of brain lesion.


Blood level of cerebrosides in Gaucher's disease.


The occurrence of beta-amino-isobutyric acid in the urine of patients with thalassemia major.


Urinary amino-acid excretion in health and disease.


Examining the role of the dietary consultant.


Practical immunization.

Practical immunization.


The environment and public health.

The environment and public health.


The mental and physical health of students of nursing.


Mme. Stella I. ALBITRECCIA.

Mme. Stella I. ALBITRECCIA.


The spectrum of congenital defect, experimental and clinical.


Formation of labelled amino acids by exchange transamination.


Neurinoma of the duodenum.

Neurinoma of the duodenum.


Metrorrhagia caused by Schistosoma mansoni.


A dura-foam protective helmet.

A dura-foam protective helmet.


The threat of the modern laboratory to the art and science of medicine.


Observations on 100 cases of bronchial carcinoma in a rural area.


The development of soluble (S) and viral (V) antigens of influenza A virus in tissue culture as studied by the fluorescent antibody technique. 3. Studies on the abortive cycle of replication in HeLa cells.


An outbreak of infectious hepatitis among chimpanzee handlers at a United States Air Force Base.


Clean air and the householder.

Clean air and the householder.


Hazards to health. Quinine poisoning.

Hazards to health. Quinine poisoning.


The incidence of allergic diseases in a pediatric population.


Membrane potentials in mammalian cerebral tissues in vitro: dependence on ionic environment.


The syndrome of intrathoracic neoplasia with bilateral hyperfunction of the adrenal cortex.


Chronic sanguineous chylopercardium and chylothorax.


Living in a circle-a proposal for a residence for disturbed children.


On the effects of amniotic fluid on blood counts in the rat and rabbit.


Electrocardiographic and phonocardiographic patterns of normal lambs.


Jaundice in acute cholecystitis.

Jaundice in acute cholecystitis.


The clinical significance of the elevated serum amylase.


Atmospheric dispersion over longer travel distances.


Psychoanalytic education: a critique.

Psychoanalytic education: a critique.


Relationships of testicular cholesterol to hormonal activity and behavior in the starling.


Lung abscess.

Lung abscess.


Diffuse progressive interstitial fibrosis of the lungs in childhood (Hamman-Rich syndrome).


Adreno-cortical and medullary responses to adenosine 3'.5'-monophosphate.


Effects of ganglionic biockade by hexamethonium on blood pressure responses to histamine.


The pressor response to neostigmine after ganglionic blockade.


Effect of sodium nitroprusside on blood pressure responses to histamine.


Pemphigus as it affects the eye.

Pemphigus as it affects the eye.


Effects of thiouracil on turnover of thyroidal I-131 and thyroxine secretion rate measurement.


Emotional problems in industry: recognition and preventive measures.


Occupational rehabilitation following mental illness.


Oxidative and hydrolytic enzymes in the nephron of Necturus maculosus. Histochemical. biochemical. and electron microscopical studies. The distribution of oxidative and hydrolytic enzyme activities along the nephron of Necturus maculosus Rafinesque was studied histochemically. The proximal tubule possessed all the demonstrable enzyme activities associated with the hexose-monophosphate shunt and glycolysis, but lacked detectable succinic dehydrogenase and cytochrome oxidase activities. Krebs cycle enzymes other than succinic dehydrogenase were easily detectable. The distal tubule, on the other hand, possessed no detectable hexose-monophosphate shunt enzyme activities, but all demonstrable glycolytic and Krebs cycle enzymes and cytochrome oxidase were present in high activity. These data indicate that the proximal tubule of Necturus probably cannot depend, as can the distal tubule, on the Krebs cycle and cytochrome system to provide energy for its transport processes, an inference supported, in general, by available physiological evidence. The question of the importance of the hexose shunt to proximal tubular function arises. Evidence is presented that the proximal tubular blood supply is primarily venous in nature, a hypothesis which would correlate well with its anaerobic metabolic pattern. In addition, the absence of cytochrome oxidase and succinic dehydrogenase from the proximal tubular cells implies either that they possess very few mitochondria, or that their mitochondria have a very unusual enzymatic pattern. Electron microscopical observations and data obtained from the measurement of the enzyme activities of homogenates of Necturus kidney are presented which indicate that the second hypothesis is more probably correct.


The histochemical demonstration of glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase activity. A histochemical method for demonstration of glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenation by tissues is described. The method utilizes Nitro BT as an indicator, glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate obtained from hydrolysis of commercially obtainable glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate diethylacetal (monobarium salt) as substrate, and (ethylenediamine)tetraacetic acid acid disodium as an activating agent in a medium buffered to pH 7.2 by 0.2 M sodium phosphate. The heat lability, substrate and coenzyme specificity, and sulfhydryl and phosphate dependence of the tissue component catalyzing this reaction indicate that glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase activity is being demonstrated. The disparity between the known pH optimum of this enzyme and that determined histochemically, and the anomalous histochemical localization to mitochondria of this enzyme which has been found in the soluble fraction by differential centrifugation, are thought to result from the diaphorase dependence of the tetrazolium methods and to emphasize the need for caution in the interpretation of histochemically determined intracellular localization of dehydrogenating enzymes. The evidence gathered by previous workers concerning the feasibility of demonstrating specific dehydrogenases with Nitro BT, and the correspondence of the distribution of glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase determined histochemically with available quantitative data, suggest that at the cellular level the histochemical results accurately reflect the distribution of this enzyme.


Serological responses and clinical reactions to influenza virus vaccines.


Experiments with alpha-methyltryptamine.


Behavioral changes associated with changes in concentrations of brain serotonin.


Effect of the combined administration of imipramine and a monoamine oxidase inhibitor.


The detection and measurement of conductive deafness.


Observer variation in the interpretation of paranasal sinus skiagrams.


Threshold of hearing for random noise.

Threshold of hearing for random noise.


Some aspects of nasal function and dysfunction in relation to environmental air.


An evaluation of prosthetic replacement in management of fresh fractures of the neck of the femur.


Diagnostic criteria of basilar impression.


Measurement of the atlanto-dental interval in the adult.


Energy models of motivation.

Energy models of motivation.


Why general cost-finding?

Why general cost-finding?


The influence of nasal anatomical abnormalities on the allergic reaction.


Classification and management of mandibular asymmetry.


Studies on the toxicity of glycidaldehyde.


Effects of diglycidyl ether on blood of animals.


The toxicity of allylamines.

The toxicity of allylamines.


Psychiatry and philosophy of science. II. Some approaches to conceptual problems.


Psychiatry and philosophy of science. I. Conceptual problems in psychiatry.


What is your diagnosis? Diseases of the thyroid gland.


Idiopathic disseminated focal arteritis. Occurrence of false aneurysms in large and medium-sized arteries.


Sarcoidosis: case presentation and discussion.


Unexplained remission of long standing severe diabetes mellitus.


A histochemical study of the localization of cholinesterase in skeletal muscle during its regeneration.


The incidence and diagnosis of phaeochromocytoma.


Rapid method for detection of excess catecholamines in urine.


Chyluria with pregnancy; report of a case.


Benefits to the urinary tract on removal of pelvic pressure; report of a case of cervical fibroid.


Genital tract papillomas with pregnancy; review of literature and a case report.


Conduction anesthesia and analgesia for obstetrics.


Maternal and fetal mortality and morbidity.


Symposium on obstetric anesthesia and analgesia: foreword.


The continuity of patterns of illness and the prediction of future health.


The measurement of sodium and potassium activities in the squid axon by means of cation-selective glass micro-electrodes.


Criminal responsibility of the mentally retarded.


Clinical nurses as teachers.

Clinical nurses as teachers.


Peripelvic extravasation during intravenous urography, evidence for an additional route for backflow after ureteral obstruction.


Continuous caudal analgesia in obstetrics: combined experience of a quarter of a century in clinics in New York, Philadelphia, Memphis, Baltimore and Cleveland.


Urologic aspects of the alternating urachal sinus.


The conversion of indole-3-acetic acid to 3-methyleneoxindole in the presence of peroxidase.


World anesthesia.

World anesthesia.


Effects of cortisone on the healing of disrupted abdominal wounds.


Regional blood flow in hemorrhagic shock.


Further observations on the surgical treatment of the dumping syndrome.


Bronchoscopy and bronchography in diagnosis.


Effect of the molecular size of dextran on liver and kidney oxygen tension.


Pre- and postglomerular resistance changes in the isolated perfused kidney.


Histamine release and endotoxin shock in the primate.


Mechanism of histamine release in endotoxin shock.


Circulatory responses to a CO2 buffer following lethal injections of endotoxin.


Effect of endotoxin on kidney function and renal hemodynamics in the dog.


Observations on cell mechanisms.

Observations on cell mechanisms.


Annual administrative reviews: disaster planning.


Examination of pleural fluid.

Examination of pleural fluid.


Electrical activity evoked by a specific chemical reaction.


The actions of amylobarbitone sodium, butobarbitone and quinalbarbitone sodium upon insomnia and nocturnal restlessness compared in psychiatric patients. Amylobarbitone sodium, butobarbitone, quinalbarbitone sodium, and a placebo were compared in a controlled, double-blind trial in psychiatric patients with insomnia. An apparatus recording movement in bed is described, with sleep assessments by night nurses and patients. All three barbiturates significantly reduced movement and gave significantly longer, less broken and sounder sleep, without increased incidence of "hang-over." There was no follow-on effect from night to night. With effective doses there was no significant difference between these barbiturates in onset and duration of hypnotic action, although usually accepted as either short or intermediate acting.


Interpretation of the significance of a positive sensitized sheep cell agglutination test in the differential diagnosis of rheumatic disorders.


The effect of desiccation on the ability of Staphylococcus pyogenes to produce disease in mice.


The effect of antibiotics on the toxin production of Staphylococcus aureus.


Studies on immune human hemolysis. I. The kinetics of the Donath-Land-steiner reaction and the requirement for complement in the reaction. The Donath-Landsteiner reaction was studied using low and high titer antisera and purified antibody, normal and PNH erythrocytes, and human serum complement. The requirement for complement in both the cold and warm phases of the reaction depended upon the level of antibody used and the sensitivity of the cells to hemolytic antibodies. Complement was not necessary in the cold phase using PNH cells and a potent source of antibody, but complement was required to be present at some stage if hemolysis were to occur. Optimal conditions for the cold phase were at 1 degrees C. for 30 minutes at pH 7.4. Ca(++) ions were required. Hemolysis in the warm phase occurred within one minute, was optimal at 32 degrees C., and required Mg(++). The relation of these observations to previous reports is discussed with respect to discrepant observations on the nature of the Donath-Landsteiner reaction.


The properdin system and immunity. XV. Some biologic effects of the administration of zvmosan and other polvsaccharides to rabbits, and the presence of antibodies to zymosan in human and rabbit serum.


The properdin system and immunity. XIV. The injection of human properdin into rabbits and the production of antibodies to properdin.


The individual's word associations and his interpretation of proseparagraphs.


Occurrence of focal three-dimensional proliferation in cultured human cells after prolonged infection with herpes simplex virus. The occurrence of focal three-dimensional proliferation was observed in human conjunctiva cells in culture after prolonged infection with herpes simplex virus at 30 degrees C. and in KB cells infected with herpes virus at 37 degrees C. for several months in the presence of pooled human serum. This atypical growth pattern consisted of many discrete piles of cells 15 to 20 cells thick scattered over a monolayer of cells. Three-dimensional growth appeared only in the presence of 10 to 20 per cent of selected human sera. When horse serum was substituted for human serum growth was in an ordinary monolayer. The abnormal growth pattern of this cell line (C-4 line) has remained stable through continuous culture for over 2 years and was observed consistently in each of 25 clones isolated from the parent culture. Repeated tests for the presence of persisting infectious virus and for herpes virus antigen in the cells were negative. Comparison of the C-4 cell line with control conjunctiva cells revealed no significant difference in multiplication rate or in range of viral susceptibility, but the C-4 line was found to be more sensitive to ultraviolet irradiation.


Initial myocardial infarction among veterans. Nontransmural myocardial infarction. Bundle branch block.


Amino acid composition of alpha1-, alpha2-, and alpha3-caseins.


Separation of the components of alpha-casein. II. The preparation of alpha3-casein.


Surgical repair of patellar fractures. Comparative analysis of various technics.


The doctor and deafness.

The doctor and deafness.


Studies on the temperature of the gastrointestinal tract. Thirteenth report: Responses of the intragastric and intraduodenal temperatures to various drugs.


Some chemical and immunological analyses of proteins of rat ascites hepatoma.


Negative correction between rate of development and female fertility in Drosophila melanogaster.


Immunochemical differentiation of rhabdomyosarcomas.


Treatment of chronic oroantral fistula by complete palatal flap.


Primary malignant melanoma of the spinal cord.


Arteriovenous aneurysm of the vein of Galen.


Electrophoretic analysis of colored product produced by Schiff-formaldehyde reaction.


Differential anaphylactic susceptibility of chicken and guinea pig intestine.


Studies on immunologic depression in chickens.


Serum-galactosamine. A diagnostic index of liver fibrosis in liver disease.


The effects of a Senecio alkaloid (monocrotaline) on human embryo liver in tissue culture.


The mode of formation of ketone bodies from butyrate by tissue from the rumen and omasum of the sheep.


The oxidation of protein thiol groups by iodate, bromate and persulphate.


Selective cineangiocardiography.

Selective cineangiocardiography.


Ten years of resection therapy for pulmonary tuberculosis.


The effect of Brucella abortus infection on transmissible Crocker's sarcoma in mice.


The transfer of amino acid from soluble ribonucleic acid to microsomal albumin.


Mechanism of natural and acquired resistance to methyl-bis-(beta-chlorethyl)-amine N-oxide in ascites tumors.


Studies on ameboid motility of Ehrlich ascites tumor cells in a transplant generation.


Nucleic acid content in liver of rats treated with posterior pituitary hormone.


The structure of ribonuclease.

The structure of ribonuclease.


Observations on early operative treatment of congenital club foot.


Xylocain anaesthesia in lumbar myelography with water soluble iodine contrast.


Intertrochanteric osteotomies in osteoarthritis of the hip.


Emotional and metabolic factors in obesity.


Therapy of an action-oriented adolescent boy.


The innervation of the human heart. I. The coronary arteries and the myocardium.


Buzzy, the cat with lung flukes. A story to emphasize that golden opportunities lurk in the shadows about us.


The hospital care of Negroes and the appointment of Negro physicians to medical staffs of hospitals in Chicago.


The anemias.

The anemias.


A review of blood diseases in the African.


Experimental uterine tetanus in mice.

Experimental uterine tetanus in mice.


Accelerated development of spontaneous mammary tumors in mice pretreated with mammary tumor tissue and adjuvant.


Small colony variants of Escherichia coli. Mode of action of copper in variant recovery and population dynamics of cultures containing variants.


Sign of taxis as a property of the genotype. Previous studies have assumed Drosophila to be negatively geotactic and found this to be the case. New methods of observation now yield a spectrum of geotactic behavior both positive and negative. Two-way selection produces races of animals performing in diametrically opposite fashion to the same stimulus conditions.


Genetics of mental disease. Symposium, 1960. 3. Discussion: the role of assumptions in the analysis and interpretation of data.


Adrenal steroids and infection: the effect of cortisone administration on polymorphonuclear leukocytic functions and on serum opsonins and bactericidins.


Studies of phagocytosis of group A streptococci by polymorphonuclear leucocytes in vitro. Studies have been made on phagocytosis and killing of Group A streptococci during mixing with suspensions of leucocytes in vitro. Under appropriate test conditions an anti-phagocytic effect can be demonstrated for the streptococcal hyaluronic acid capsule as well as for its M protein. The results obtained suggest an explanation for the suitability of human, but not rabbit, blood for opsonophagocytic tests designed to measure type-specific streptococcal antibodies. Human sera contain a factor which counteracts the anti-phagocytic effects of streptococcal hyaluronic acid capsules, and hence human blood serves well for detection of antibodies which combine with the only other phagocytosis-resisting component of this microorganism, namely M protein. In contrast, rabbit sera contain none of this factor, and addition of antibody to M protein to phagocytic test systems employing rabbit serum does not necessarily render the streptococci susceptible to engulfment by white cells, since the hyaluronic acid capsule may continue to interfere with phagocytosis. The nature of the human serum factor which opsonizes encapsulated streptococci is unknown. It does not appear to be an antibody or an enzyme capable of depolymerizing hyaluronic acid.


Comparative bactericidal activities of blood serum and plasma serum. Rabbit and human plasma can be prepared without resort to anticoagulants by employing low temperatures and non-wetting surfaces. Serum formed after clotting of rabbit plasma devoid of cells and platelets manifests essentially no bactericidal activity on Bacillus subtilis, Bacillus megaterium, and a strain of Staphylococcus aureus. In contrast, rabbit blood serum exhibits this activity to a high degree. Rabbit plasma rich in platelets gives rise to a serum with capacity to kill these Gram-positive microbes equal to that of serum prepared from whole blood. This heat-stable antibacterial agent is efficiently formed or released when platelets are present during the coagulation of plasma, but not on incubation of platelets in heparinized or citrated plasma or in saline. Leucocytes and red cells appear to play no significant role in its production. Rabbit blood serum and plasma serum have similar heat-labile lethal effects on enteric bacilli. Human serum, whether from blood or plasma, manifests much less bactericidal activity on Bacillus subtilis than does rabbit blood serum. These findings serve to emphasize the fact that substances formed or released during coagulation of whole blood may impart to the serum activities not present in circulating plasma.


Degranulation of polymorphonuclear leucocytes following phagocytosis of microorganisms. A marked reduction in numbers of cytoplasmic granules in rabbit and human polymorphonuclear leucocytes takes place following ingestion of various microorganisms or of a yeast cell wall preparation. The degranulation occurs within 30 minutes of phagocytosis, and is directly related to the quantity of material engulfed. White cells completely degranulated following phagocytosis of large numbers of microorganisms remain viable for at least 1 hour. The granules of polymorphonuclear leucocytes contain the antimicrobial agent, phagocytin, and various digestive enzymes. These substances thus are released into the cytoplasm or into vacuoles following ingestion of foreign material. The granule system and granule lysis mechanism may well play a central role in the primary function of these specialized cells; namely, that of destroying invading microorganisms.


Further studies on preparation and properties of phagocytin. PHAGOCYTIN AND HISTONE DIFFER SIGNIFICANTLY IN THE FOLLOWING REGARDS: (a) the bactericidal action of histone is rapidly lost on peptic digestion, while that of phagocytin is but little affected; (b) the lethal effect of phagocytin on coliform bacteria is much more resistant than that of histone to antagonism by spermine or by increasing ionic strength of the medium; (c) phagocytin can be extracted from disrupted granulocytes with dilute citric acid whereas effective extraction of histone requires stronger mineral acid or strong salt solution; (d) phagocytin is limited in distribution to polymorphonuclear leucocytes while histone is demonstrable in many tissues. A new technique has been devised which permits extraction of phagocytin essentially free of lysozyme and histones. Phagocytin thus prepared kills certain Gram-positive bacteria as well as Gram-negative bacilli under appropriate in vitro test conditions. Among susceptible Gram-positive microbes are Group A streptococci and staphylococci. Phagocytin is demonstrable in citric acid extracts of granulocytes obtained from rabbit, man, horse, and guinea pig, the only species thus far investigated. Circulating blood leucocytes as well as exudate cells contain this bactericidal substance. The lethal effects of phagocytin on bacteria may be influenced, depending on the particular microorganism, by either pH or ionic strength of the medium. The bactericidal action of phagocytin is only slightly reduced following digestion with trypsin, chymotrypsin or papain. The active ingredient is, however, non-dialyzable and apparently precipitated by trichloracetic acid. Data available at present are insufficient to define the chemical nature of phagocytin.


Spontaneous rupture of the caecum. Report of a case.


Contact lenses do not belong in the market place.


Studies of adipose tissue in man. A microtechnic for sampling and analysis.


Optometry and the aging patient.

Optometry and the aging patient.


The Tajiri method for custom molding spectacle frame bridge and temples.


Formation of nitrite and nitrate by actinomycetes and fungi. Hirsch, P. (Cornell University, Ithaca, New York), L. Overrein, and M. Alexander. Formation of nitrite and nitrate by actinomycetes and fungi. J. Bacteriol. 82:442-448. 1961.-Nitrite was produced by strains of Mycobacterium, Nocardia, Streptomyces, Micromonospora, and Streptosporangium in media containing ammonium phosphate as the sole nitrogen source. The quantity of nitrite formed was small, and the concentration was affected by pH and by the relative levels of carbon and nitrogen. Aspergillus flavus produced little nitrite from ammonium but formed in excess of 100 parts per million of nitrate-nitrogen. Peroxidase activity and heterotrophic nitrification were reduced in acid conditions, but mycelial development of the fungus was not markedly affected. The inability of A. flavus to form nitrate and nitrite at low pH appears to result from a selective effect of pH upon nitrification rather than being a consequence of the decomposition of nitrogenous intermediates.


The conversion of pyridine hydroxamic acids to amides by mouse liver mitochondria.


Changes in blood coagulation during the clearing of lipid emulsions by lipoprotein lipase. The clearing of lipid emulsions by postheparin plasma from rabbits or human beings was accompanied regularly by a sharp reduction in the recalcification time of the plasma. No change in blood coagulation took place when the activity of lipoprotein lipase, the clearing enzyme, was inhibited by means of heat or the action of a surface-active agent. In control studies, the recalcification time of postheparin plasma was not altered by the addition of glycerol, free fatty acids, or the products of hydrolysis of a lipid emulsion. Taken together, the findings indicated that a heat-labile factor was released during the course of clearing which was capable of inactivating reversibly the anti-coagulant properties of heparin.


Dystonic reactions produced by tranquilizers.


Edward L. TUOHY: A pioneer in geriatric medicine.


A comparison of Bender Gestalt reproductions of right and left hemiplegic patients.


A comparison of the revised Columbia Mental Maturity Scale (CMMS) and Goodenough Draw-A-Man Test in children with speech disorders.


Further studies on the Columbia Mental Maturity Scale (CMMS) and revised Stanford Binet (L) in children with speech disorders.


Cancer and emotions.

Cancer and emotions.


A new group-specific serum system (Gc-groups) in relation to blood and serum groups.


The unsaturated capacity of the thyroxine-binding proteins in pregnant women and newborn infants.


Group-specific differences in human sera demonstrated with immuno-electrophoresis.


Bronchopulmonary sarcoidosis confirmed by bronchoscopic biopsy. A report of two cases with a review of the gross and histologic descriptions of all 28 previously recorded cases in the literature.


Dilated bronchial mucous glands in chronic bronchitis, a neglected morphologic finding. Correlation of bronchoscopic and bronchographic appearance.


Trends in the care of glaucoma.

Trends in the care of glaucoma.


Chromosomal aberrations in human disease. A review of the status of cytogenetics in medicine.


Human intersex with chromosome mosaicism of type XY/XO. Report of a case.


Prognosis in chronic lymphocytic leukemia.


Adrenal precursors of urinary 17-ketosteroids.


The nature of substrate asymmetry in stereoselective reactions.


Electrolytes in human gastric secretion. Observations and a theory.


Endoscopic examination of the stomach and duodenal cap with the fiberscope.


Gastric osmolar clearance and ionic barter: two mechanisms of electrolyte secretion by the human stomach.


Informed consent to treatment. Medicolegal comment.


Self-awareness in the physician.

Self-awareness in the physician.


Suicide attempts with ingestants. The experience at a municipal general hospital.


Effects of irradiation in vitro on calcifying mechanism of epiphyseal cartilage.


Alcoholism as a topic of teaching in the undergraduate medical curriculum.


Experimental use of the M3A3 smoke generator as an insecticidal fogging machine.


The dimensions and dynamics of suicide.

The dimensions and dynamics of suicide.


This trouble shooting clinic provides first aid for emotional problems.


Regeneration and cell division in two protozoan species.


Nitrites in the treatment of bronchial asthma.


Lipemia clearing effect of buccally administered heparin potassium (clarin).


Etryptamine in the treatment of angina pectoris.


Experiences with a hypocholesteremic agent as a dietary supplement.


The use of chlordiazepoxide in cardiovascular disorders; a preliminary report.


Effect of sedative doses of Nembutal on the respiratory metabolism.


Fats: fuel for the atherosclerosis controversy.


The lactating nodule.

The lactating nodule.


Office examination of fresh cancer cells by interference phase microscopy.


Influence of a quaternary ammonium salt on the infectivityof ribonucleic acid from tobacco mosaic virus.


Treatment of the skin of the newborn.

Treatment of the skin of the newborn.


Angiocardiography of the newborn with contrast injected into the umbilical vein.


A rapid analytical method for the determination of beryllium in air samples.


Check those references. What do you really know about your employees?


Colorimetric determination of phenylephrine using 4-aminoantipyrine.


Electronic dynamometer for determination of human isometric strength.


Closed-chest cardiac massage.

Closed-chest cardiac massage.


Variation in plant viruses.

Variation in plant viruses.


Tinea nigra palmaris. Report of a case originating in North Carolina.


Selective intra-arterial perfusion of total abdominal viscera for carcinoma.


Acute perforations of the gastrointestinal tract.


Protection of mice against the lethal action of an encephalitis virus.


The production of interferon in brains of mice infected with an arthropod-borne virus.


Planning for public health progress in Honolulu. A year of appraisal and dedication for the Oahu Health Council.


Vaccination of man with attenuated live adenovirus.


Importance of correct diagnosis in treating skin diseases.


Darier's disease. Report of a case complicated by Kaposi's varicelliform eruption.


Initial experiences with the intracerebral injection of etopalin in the dog.


The effects of an activity program on chronic psychotic patients.


Effect of reserpine in acute catatonic schizophrenia.


Giant cell fibrosarcoma of the brain.

Giant cell fibrosarcoma of the brain.


Primate bioinstrumentation for two Jupiter ballistic flights.


Avian tubercle bacillus infection in the cat.


Probable thallium poisoning.

Probable thallium poisoning.


An evaluation of uterine infusion as a treatment for "repeat breeding" in dairy cattle.


An unusual case of retained pups and pyometra in a bitch.


Studies on acute bovine traumatic reticuloperitonitis. I. Platform method of treatment.


Studies on acute bovine traumatic reticuloperitonitis. II. Signs of traumatic reticuloperitonitis.


Studies on acute bovine traumatic reticuloperitonitis. III. Hematology.


Biophysical and histochemical studies on tooth germs from normal and rachitic dogs.


Epididymis and cryptorchism. Reflections on the background of a case of isolated descent of epididymis.


Biophysical studies of hard tissues in experimental rachitis.


Electron-microscopic investigations on secondary renal amyloidosis.


Histochemical and electron-microscopic investigation of experimental amyloidosis.


Determination of serum-thyroglobulin by a haemagglutination-inhibition test.


A new method for measuring blood pressure in infants.


Fractures of the tibial shaft. A study of primary and late results in 105 cases.


Eczematous allergy to balsams, allied perfumes and flavouring agents, with special reference to balsam of Peru.


Ulcerated granuloma e osinophilicum diutinum of the tongue. Report of a case.


Some studies of glucose oxidase.

Some studies of glucose oxidase.


Tick-borne encephalitis as observed in Czechoslovakia.


Effect of calf thymus histone on rats bearing transplantable acute myeloid leukaemia.


Inhibition of the infectivity of poliovirus ribonucleic acid by an interferon.


Occult blood loss in iron deficiency anemia of infancy.


Techniques for the isolation of Salmonella typhimurium from laboratory mice.


Melanocarcinoma of childhood. Report of a case.


Oxyuriasis in laboratory mouse colonies.


A physiologic treatment of heat stroke.

A physiologic treatment of heat stroke.


Vitamin K-S (II) in liver disease. Effect of a new drug on coagulation defects.


The antithrombotic properties of coumarin drugs.


The cell fragility of erythrocytes from schizophrenic patients.


A slide rule cursor for radioactive isotope calculations.


Management of carcinoma of the oral cavity.


The inhibition of acetylcholinesterase by organophosphorus compounds and its reversal.


Antibiotic treatment of poultry in relation to Salmonella typhi-murium.


Orbital angioma diagnosed by phlebography.


Iron deficiency after partial gastrectomy. Iron-deficiency anaemia will develop in half the males and nearly all females after partial gastrectomy, and in addition to causing the anaemia the sideropenia may cause any general symptoms such as lassitude, failure to maintain weight, or dumping symptoms. The variable response to treatment is due to the fact that ferrous iron is not adequately released from coated tablets taken after meals and rapidly emptied from the gastric remnant. Treatment with chelated iron is more reliable, and one tablet taken on lying down each night is adequate in the treatment of mild anaemia and for its prevention in women during the reproductive life.


The medical examiner's system.

The medical examiner's system.


Use of neuromuscular blocking drugs to counteract thigh-adductor spasm induced by electrical shocks of obturator nerve during transurethral resection of bladder tumors.


Hypotensive action of hydroflumethiazide.


Serological responses to Asian influenza viruses in man: a comparison of haemagglutination-inhibition and complement-fixation methods.


Virological studies in natural common colds in Sheffield in 1960.


Physical therapy in relation to the disabled patient and the home.


The isolation of glycerol-fermenting and lipolytic bacteria from the rumen of the sheep.


Aplastic anaemia due to treatment with potassium perchlorate.


Renocolic fistula: report of a case due to tuberculosis.


Adventitious inhibition of yeast alcohol dehydrogenase.


Sulfhydryl groups of some mono-and dimercaptans and yeast alcohol dehydrogenase.


Drug supply and blockade runners, 1861-65.


Drugs and psychotherapy.

Drugs and psychotherapy.


A graduate school for psychiatric education of physicians in mental hospital service.


Methods and analysis of drug induced abnormal mental states in man.


The psychophysics of form: reversible-perspective drawings of spatial objects.


Hue- and brightness-differences, contours, and figural after-effects.


Spontaneous perforation and rupture of the esophagus with a report of five cases.


The effect of x-irradiation on peripheral blood leukocytes in normal and adrenalectomized rats.


Polycythemia and pregnancy. Report of a case.


The process of ageing and adrenocortical activity.


Prednisone in the induction of ovulation.


The breakdown of ribonucleosides in extracts of the phytopathogenic organism Xanthomonas phaseoli.


Medical treatment of the functionally ill geriatric patient.


Etryptamine acetate--its use in gastrointestinal disease.


Observations on the use of sorboquel in chronic diarrhea.


Effect of altitude on endurance running of Peromyscus maniculatus.


Experiences of a psychiatrist as a member of a surgical faculty.


Postopeative confusion in an elderly patient with sigmoid volvulus.


Delay-of-reward gradients in discrimination learning with children for two levels of difficulty.


The role of the podiatrist in the naval service.


Clinical trial of Librax in gastrointestinal disorders.


The action of synthetic surfactants on membranes of tumor cells. II. Titration experiments.


The effect of surface active agents on the permeability to dye of the plasma membrane of Ehrlich ascites cells.


Oral vinblastine.

Oral vinblastine.


Inhibition of Ehrlich ascites tumour growth by surface-active agents.


Carotid body tumors -- chemoreceptomas.

Carotid body tumors -- chemoreceptomas.


Metabolism of fluorides.

Metabolism of fluorides.


Training of toxicologists.

Training of toxicologists.


Hypotensive action of bretylium tosylate (darenthin).


Experiences with angiography by the percutaneous catheter spring guide technique.


Location and outpatient psychiatric care.


Perfusion of the pelvic and prostatic circulation with cancer chemotherapeutic agents: intra-arterial injection and extracorporeal regional perfusion.


Use of ileal segments in urology.

Use of ileal segments in urology.


Patient selection for renal hypertension workup.


Normal sadism and immoralism.

Normal sadism and immoralism.


Ureteral obstruction.

Ureteral obstruction.


Anorectal surgery in the elderly patient.


Aspiration and inhalation pneumonias.

Aspiration and inhalation pneumonias.


The physician's office laboratory.

The physician's office laboratory.


Beautiful Island: certain medical and other aspects of Formosa.


Beryllium disease.

Beryllium disease.


NAMRU-2.


X-ray evidence of cardiac enlargement.

X-ray evidence of cardiac enlargement.


X-ray technic.

X-ray technic.


The dynamic red cell storage function of the spleen in sheep. III. Relationship to determination of blood volume, total red cell volume, and plasma volume.


Potassium contractures in single muscle fibres.


The effect of nitrate and other anions on the mechanical response of single muscle fibres.


The effect of sudden changes in ionic concentrations on the membrane potential of single muscle fibres.


The x-ray analysis of the structure of cephalosporin C.


Some observations on the mode of formation of oxalate-containing urinary calculi.


Renal phosphate excretion indices in the diagnosis of hyperparathyroidism.


The low posterior approach to the hip joint: its application to prosthetic arthroplasty.


Traumatic forequarter amputation.

Traumatic forequarter amputation.


Bleeding and hemorrhage in late pregnancy. Premature separation of the normally implanted placenta.


Continuing education in gynecology-obstetrics.


Effect of intermittent administration of a combination of amodiaquin and primaquine (Camoprim) on the hematocrit of primaquine-sensitive and non-sensitive children.


Internal fixation of fractures of long bones with metallic devices.


A comparative study of iron absorption and utilization following ferrous sulphate and sodium ironedetate ("Sytron").


Safe and effective chloramphenicol dosages for premature infants.


Anterior spinal fusion. The operative approach and pathological findings in 412 patients with Pott's disease of the spine.


The sodium and potassium content of the epidermis in eczema, psoriasis and lichen simplex.


The solitary circumscribed primary lung cancer: a 5-year follow-up of 94 surgically treated patients.


Management of anaesthesia during profound hypothermia.


Biological oxidation of N, N-dialkyl carbamates.


Taste receptors.

Taste receptors.


Separation and properties of urinary hemopoietine.


Effects of plasma erythropoiesis stimulating factor (E.S.F.) at different time intervals after single injection.


The roentgenologic features of carcinoma in chronic ulcerative colitis.


Filter-paper methods of airborne-dust measurement in coal mines.


Reproducibility and correlation of long-period and short-period thermal precipitator samples of airborne dust in mines.


Motivational variables affecting the rate of behavior maintained by intracranial stimulation.


Progressive ratio as a measure of reward strength. Four rats were trained to press a lever on a ratio schedule of reinforcement in which the number of lever presses required on each consecutive run increased by a fixed increment. Both concentration and volume of the reward were varied. Relationships were obtained between reward and deprivation variables and the size of the final completed ratio run.


Chronic pyelonephritis and vesico-ureteric reflex.


Practical uses for the radiation polymerization dosimeter in radiation therapy.


Leptospira-agglutinating factors in turtle sera.


Friction: the basic causes of inter-departmental friction.


Oculosympathetic paralysis in otitis media.


Vertebral hemangioma with spinal cord compression.


Toxic effects of atropine and homatropine eyedrops in children.


Minnesota, the medical profession and civil defense.


Novobiocin.

Novobiocin.


Studies by electron microscope on various forms of induced cardiac arrest in dog and rabbit.


Epilepsy and sexual orgasm.

Epilepsy and sexual orgasm.


Sulfobromophthalein (BSP) metabolism in viral hepatitis, liver cirrhosis and hereditarv spherocvtosis.


The oxygen effect in irradiated mature and meiotic germ cells of Drosophila melanogaster.


Desensitization with haptens. Role of molecular size in specific precipitation, anaphylaxis, and desensitization with dextran fractions.


A lesson in positive health.

A lesson in positive health.


Culture of the urine.

Culture of the urine.


Intracommunity admixture of human associated staphylococci.


Side chain stereoisomerism and antista-phylococcal potency of penicillins.


Studies on shipping fever of cattle. II. Prevalence of Pasteurella species in nasal secretions from normal calves and calves with shipping fever.


Haemoglobin E in Egypt.

Haemoglobin E in Egypt.


Blood proteins in residents of Egypt. Differences in venous and capillary samples as observed in permanent and transient residents.


Inhomogeneities in alkali-resistant hemoglobin. Demonstration of zone electrophoretic differences using a cationic detergent electrolvte.


Carcinoma of the stomach.

Carcinoma of the stomach.


Open-eye and closed-eye occipitocortical response to photic stimulation of the retina.


The relation between the cortical responses to flash and to flicker in man.


Ipsilateral cutaneomuscular stretch reflexes in the rat: analysis of the Everse-de Fremery test for adrenocortical deficiency.


Line drawings for medical publications.

Line drawings for medical publications.


Potassium distribution and toxicity in hypothermia.


The technological background of physiological discovery: ballistics and the graphic method.


Susceptibility of Pseudomonas polycolor to Pseudomonas aeruginosa bacteriophages.


Absence of the glucose effect on the frequency of lysogenization in Salmonella typhimurium.


Proficiency in finger-tracking as a function of number of fingers.


Thyroidectomy under hypothermia in a pregnant patient with thyroid crisis.


The presence of unidentified substances in the urine of psychiatric patients.


A card sorting test helpful in making psychiatric diagnosis.


Double blind clinical trials.

Double blind clinical trials.


The relationship between an unknown factor ("US") in urine of subjects and HOD test results.


Isaac JENNINGS and the magic bullet.

Isaac JENNINGS and the magic bullet.


Intestinal obstruction due to aberrant umbilical vein and hypertrophic pyloric stenosis. Case in a two-week-old infant.


Electrical activity during the P-R interval.


Concealed conduction.

Concealed conduction.


Heart.

Heart.


Electrical recording from the specialized conducting system through chronically implanted electrodes.


Physiology of atrioventricular transmission.


Present urologic status of the World War II paraplegic: fifteen year followup; comparison with status of five year Korean War paraplegic.


Effect of a histaminase in hibitor (aminoguanidine sulfate) on pregnant and non-pregnant rats.


Dilemmas in the diagnosis and surgical management of hyperinsulinism.


Diaphragmatic hernia.

Diaphragmatic hernia.


Dormant sources of medical writing.

Dormant sources of medical writing.


Melanie KLEIN.

Melanie KLEIN.


Empyema in childhood.

Empyema in childhood.


Simultaneous independent bilateral carcinoma of the breast.


A new iron-carbohydrate complex: hematopoietic effect and a double-blind tolerance study.


Deanol in the treatment of angina pectoris: a preliminary report.


Rationale for the use of symptomatic drugs.


The medical interview.

The medical interview.


The clinical application of a modified azo-dye technic for the determination of alkaline phosphatase activity in neutrophils.


Medical hypnosis and its use in obstetrics.


Form and internal structure of cellular aggregations in early Escherichia coli microcultures.


Pharmacentical preparations for the profession.


Pharmaceutical preparations for the profession.


Current concepts of bilirubin metabolism in jaundice.


The electrocardiogram in thyrotoxicosis.


A flexible connector for delivering shock to pigeons.


Responses of the liver to injury. Nuclear DNA changes during evolution of 3'-methyl-4-dimethylaminoazobenzene hepatomas.


Erythroblastosis fetalis at the Larimer County Hospital.


Toxicity of Coomassie blue.

Toxicity of Coomassie blue.


Physiologic differentation of pulmonic stenosis with and without an intact ventricular septum.


Quality and acceptance of problem solutions by members of homogeneous and heterogeneous groups.


Effects of maternal employment on the child.


Glaucoma control.

Glaucoma control.


The structure of chondroitin sulfate B from studies with Flavobacterium enzymes.


Observations on serum and gonad cholesterol in pigeons.


Changes in testicular cholesterol in the semicryptorchid and semicastrate rat.


Estimating time of death.

Estimating time of death.


Afferent loop problems.

Afferent loop problems.


Glaucoma.

Glaucoma.


Retroperitoneal fibrosis: etiologic considerations.


Studies on trichomoniasis in males.

Studies on trichomoniasis in males.


Experimental manipulation of the orientational clock in birds.


On the isolation and identification of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons.


A possible correlation between the effects of some carcinogenic agents and the electronic structure of DNA.


Radiation and surgery in treatment of cancer of the larynx.


The multiple handicapped child--a product of improved medical care.


Poliomyelitis antibodies in sera from the Netherlands, Curacao, Suriname, St. Eustatius and Netherlands New-Guinea.


The effect of total-body x-irradiation on the thymus and the number of its cells.


Cystinosis; a case report.

Cystinosis; a case report.


Oxytocics.

Oxytocics.


Psychotomimetics. Chemical, pharmacological and clinical aspects.


Exchange of iodine-131-labeled chylomicron protein in vitro.


Micellar solubilization of fatty acids and monoglycerides by bile salt solutions.


Preliminary observations relating structure and function in some pituitary hormones.


Synthesis of melanocyte-stimulating hormone derivatives.


Prolonged labor.

Prolonged labor.


The design and purpose of the scientific exhibit.


The automotive exhaust problem. Its relation to health.


Studies of pathogenic staphylococci among the staff in a department of medicine and infectious diseases.


The effect of broad spectrum antibiotics on the faecal staphylococcal and monilial flora in man.


Constructive utilization of acting-out tendencies.


Composition and molecular shape of chymotrypsin-nucleic acid complexes.


Soluble stoichiometric complexes of DNA with chymotrypsin and trypsin.


A simple arrangement for the concentration of protein solutions.


Acid phosphatase and the growth of Escherichia coli.


Fluoro-D-galactosides as substrates and inducers of the beta-galactosidase of Escherichia coli.


The inhibitory effect of galactosides on the growth of Escherichia coli.


A pocket-size card keeps special diet descriptions at physicians' fingertips.


Basic principles for precautionary labeling.


An automatic device for dispensing food kept in a liquid medium.


Copying redundant messages.

Copying redundant messages.


The general practice of psychiatry in a semirural area.


Morphology and culture of Toxoplasma.

Morphology and culture of Toxoplasma.


Growth of toxoplasma strains in tissue culture.


New observations on toxoplasmosis.

New observations on toxoplasmosis.


Repairs cost more to correct than prevent.


Membrane oxygenator--exposed type.

Membrane oxygenator--exposed type.


Effects of ethyl alcohol on EEG and avoidance behavior of chronic electrode monkeys.


Formation of hydrochloric acid by the stomach. The current status.


The first common pathway.

The first common pathway.


The improving outlook in gynecic carcinoma.


Ivalon surgical sponge used as temporary cover of experimental skin defects in rats. A preliminary report.


Further studies of variants of herpes simplex virus that produce syncytia or pocklike lesions in cell cultures.


The discharge in single touch receptors elicited by defined mechanical stimuli.


Blood group antigens on human cells in tissue culture. The effect of prolonged cultivation.


Interaction between human serum and human fetal cells grown in vitro studied with the aid of the mixed agglutination technique.


Calling Dr. X. - To help reduce swellin in the costs of health insurance.


Care of the patient with toxemia.

Care of the patient with toxemia.


Changes in plasma free fatty acid concentrations on passage through the dog kidney.


X-ray diffraction studies on peripheral nerve myelin.


The importance of early cancer detection.


A study of abnormal reflex patterns in spasticity. A new application of electrodiagnosis.


The oxidation/reduction state of the extramitochondrial DPN/DPNH system in rat liver and the hormonal control of substrate levels in vivo.


Steady state equilibria of some DPN-linked reactions and the oxidation/reduction state of the DPN/DPNH system in the cytoplasmatic compartment of liver cells in vivo.


An attack of bronchial asthma produced by egg-white and studied by means of lung function tests.


Metabolic function of ascorbic acid in acclimation to cold.


Intracranial pressure under general anaesthesia.


Effect of drugs on Cx-protein responses in the rabbit.


The effects of frustration and anxiety on overt aggression.


The effects of guilt arousal and severity of discipline on adult aggressive behavior.


Vascular and psychogalvanic effects of experimentally aroused anger.


Increased adrenaline production following administration of 2-deoxy-D-glucose in the rat.


Stimulation of pancreatic islet cells by 2-deoxy-D-glucose.


Diglyceride kinase and phosphatidic acid phosphatase in erythrocyte membranes.


The role of phosphatidic acid and phosphoinositide in transmembrane transport elicited by acetylcholine and other humoral agents.


Studies on the carrier function of phosphatidic acid in sodium transport. I. The turnover of phosphatidic acid and phosphoinositide in the avian salt gland on stimulation of secretion. Incubation of slices of the salt gland of the albatross with acetylcholine, which is the physiological secretogogue for this tissue, led to a 13-fold increase in the rate of incorporation of P(32) into phosphatidic acid and a 3-fold increase in the incorporation of P(32) and inositol-2-H(3) into phosphoinositide. The incorporation of P(32) into phosphatidyl choline and phosphatidyl ethanolamine was increased relatively slightly or not at all. Respiration was doubled. The "phospholipid effect" occurred in the microsome fraction, which is known to contain fragments of the endoplasmic reticulum. The enzymes, diglyceride kinase and phosphatidic acid phosphatase, which catalyze the stimulated turnover of phosphatidic acid in brain cortex, were also found in highest concentration in the microsome fraction. The phosphatides which respond to acetylcholine are bound to protein in the membrane. On the basis of these findings it appears that phosphatidic acid and possibly phosphoinositide participate in sodium transport. A scheme, termed the phosphatidic acid cycle, is presented as a working hypothesis, in which the turnover of phosphatidic acid in the membrane, catalyzed by diglyceride kinase and phosphatidic acid phosphatase, functions as a sodium pump.


Further evidence for phosphatidic acid as the sodium carrier.


The effects of acetylcholine on the turnover of phosphatidic acid and phosphoinositide in sympathetic ganglia, and in various parts of the central nervous system in vitro. The effect of acetylcholine on the incorporation of P(32) into the individual phosphatides in slices of various structures of the nervous system has been studied. There was a marked stimulation of P(32) incorporation into phosphoinositide and phosphatidic acid, but not into phosphatidyl choline and phosphatidyl ethanolamine, in the cat stellate and celiac ganglia in vitro. Acetylcholine stimulated P(32) incorporation into certain phosphatides, primarily phosphoinositide and phosphatidic acid, in several structures of the cat and guinea pig brain; there was little or no effect of acetylcholine on phosphatide turnover in the inferior corpora quadrigsemina and cerebellar cortex. The suggestion is made that the phospholipid effect can best be explained as being concerned with the active transport of sodium ions out of the cell across the postsynaptic membrane of cholinergic neurons in response to acetylcholine.


Experimental arteriovenous fistulae.

Experimental arteriovenous fistulae.


Infant pneumatosis intestinalis. A case resulting in the death of a premature infant fifty hours after delivery.


The action of meprobamate on the release of ACTH.


Osteogenic sarcoma. A study using microradiography and histologic methods.


Incorporation of glycine into protien and nucleic acid fractions of nuclei of liver and hepatoma.


Effects of alterations in serum copper levels upon the liver, basal ganglia and cerebellar cortex in the guinea pig.


Appointment system in the "medical clinic".


Adult peripheral rheumatoid arthritis: stages I and II.


Pharmacologic study of alkyl 2-bromoallyl barbituric acids.


The accuracy of some skeletal measurements in the living.


The effect of benzydroflumethiazide on edema of pregnancy.


The staining properties of "masked" lipids.


Ristocetin treatment failure in pulmonary tuberculosis.


Blood pH determination.

Blood pH determination.


Meprobamate as a routine sedative in geriatrics.


The breakdown of chlorophyll by chlorophyllase.


Use of chicks for detecting western equine and St. Louis encephalitis viruses in mosquitoes.


A new color reaction for tryptamine derivatives. Histochemical application to enterochromaffin cells.


Congenital anomalies of intestinal rotation.


Hemophilus influenzae meningitis in an adult; report of a case.


Hepatitis caused by the newer amine-oxidase-inhibiting drugs.


The absorption of vitamin B12 in animals. I. The effect of different binding and intrinsic factors.


The absorption of vitamin B12 in animals. II. The site of absorption of vitamin B12 and mode of action of intrinsic factor.


The hexosamine content of the kidney in experimental renal calcification.


Trial of imipramine.

Trial of imipramine.


Toxicity of normal and immune rabbit sera to different mouse cells.


Clotting deviations during complete cardiac by-pass in dogs with a heart-lung apparatus Crafoord-Senning.


Fibrinolytic activities present in human blood platelets.


Our technique of pedicle skin flaps and its use in the surgery of the hand and fingers.


Immunologic thrombocytopenic purpura. Report of a case.


Evaluation of antagonists of histamine, 5-hydroxytryptamine and acetylcholine in the guinea-pig. Changes in the resistance to entry of air into the lungs of anaesthetized guinea-pigs have been used to study the effects of histamine, 5-hydroxytryptamine, and acetylcholine. Some known antagonists of these bronchoconstrictor agents have been investigated. The degree of antagonism has been expressed in terms of the dose ratio, previously used only with in vitro preparations.


Studies on increased heparin resistance measured by the plasma heparin thrombin time.


Symposium on the effect of the NCRP recommendations on national life. II. Legislative aspects of radiation standards: role of NCRP and government.


Effect of 6-mercaptopurine on Walker 256 tumor homografts in resistant rats.


Laryngeal and bronchial cancer. A study of double primary malignancy.


Vocal cord paralysis in infants.

Vocal cord paralysis in infants.


An hour-glass anterior commissure laryngoscope.


Clinical aspects of congenital anomalies of the larynx, trachea, bronchi and oesophagus.


Otolaryngology, 1960.

Otolaryngology, 1960.


Intersociety symposium on radiation protection and recovery. Studies on microorganisms.


Drugs and personality. XII. A comparison of several drugs by the flicker-fusion method.


The effects of sodium amylobarbitone and dexamphetamine sulphate on the peripheral visual field.


The purification and properties of megacin, a bacteriocin from Bacillus megaterium.


Fluorescent microscopy in the diagnosis of cervical carcinoma. Its application in office practice.


Teaching machines: an application of principles from the laboratory.


Enteroviral ribonucleic acid. I. Recovery from virus and assimilation by cells. A relatively sensitive and adequately reproducible assay of infectious enteroviral RNA was obtained by exposing calf serum-grown HeLa cells to RNA suspended in 2 M magnesium sulfate solution. Highly purified enteroviral preparations yielded RNA exhibiting more than 0.1 per cent of the infectivity of whole original virus and infectivity regressed linearly with dilution. Radioisotope experiments with P(32)-labeled RNA and spectrophotometric studies demonstrated that Gierer-Schramm phenol extraction permits almost quantitative recovery of high molecular weight RNA from poliovirus. Intact chromatography-purified type 2 poliovirus in the analytical ultracentrifuge showed a sharp boundary and a sedimentation coefficient of S(20, w) = 147 +/- 5S. Phenol-extracted poliovirus RNA exhibited a heterodisperse sedimentation pattern with a large proportion of homogeneous, rapidly sedimenting material having a coefficient of S(20, w) = 37 +/- 2S. Although the bulk of extracted poliovirus RNA as measured by radiophosphorus labeling was not taken up by cells, the infectious fraction of RNA was adsorbed rapidly by HeLa-cell or L strain mouse fibroblast monolayers, indicating a possible dissimilarity between the bulk of extracted virus RNA and a relatively small fraction responsible for infectivity. Enhancement of poliovirus RNA infectivity for HeLa cells by high ionic-strength magnesium sulfate solution appeared due partly to an effect of hypertonicity on cells, and partly to an effect of high-concentration divalent cation on RNA itself, but not to enhancement of adsorption. Poliovirus RNA adsorbed by HeLa cells apparently was rapidly received within the cells since it became quickly insusceptible to ribonuclease. Heterologous nucleic acids and degradation products to the level of oligoribonucleotides inhibited infectivity of poliovirus RNA for HeLa cells. This inhibitory activity appeared due to intermolecular complexing, since exposure of cells to heterologous RNA immediately before or after exposure to virus RNA failed to reduce infectivity. Ultraviolet absorption spectra demonstrated that the RNA within intact poliovirus is more hypochromic (and thus more extensively hydrogen-bonded) than is the same RNA isolated by phenol extraction, and suspended in 0.02 M phosphate buffer.


The location and nature of enterovirus receptors in susceptible cells. It is shown that enterovirus receptors are found mainly in the microsomal fraction of disrupted primate cells. Greater virus adsorption was exhibited by disrupted cells than by intact cells, indicating that enterovinis receptor may be present on intracellular membranes as well as on the surface of the cell. Polio-virus receptor is an integral part of, or is firmly attached to, the insoluble lipoproteins of the cell. All attempts to solubilize receptor have either destroyed virus-adsorbing activity, or have failed to separate it from sedimentable lipoproteins. The destruction of poliovirus receptor activity by proteolytic enzymes, surface active agents, organic solvents, concentrated urea solutions, phenol, formaldehyde, etc., all strongly indicate that this receptor function depends upon integrity of a protein portion of the membrane lipoproteins.


The ocular rigidity function.

The ocular rigidity function.


Enteroviral ribonucleic acid. II. Biological, physical, and chemical studies. Chromatographic behavior of whole type 1 poliovirus and phenol-extracted viral RNA on diethylaminoethyl cellulose columns, as revealed by assay of plaque-forming capacity, indicated that infectious RNA had surface properties markedly different from those of the intact virus. Infectious RNA of type 1 poliovirus and Coxsackie B1 virus was relatively resistant to heat inactivation as compared to intact virus. Kinetics of inactivation at elevated temperatures were multi-hit in character. The structure of infectious enterovirus RNA was investigated by treatment with chemical inactivating agents. Urea and guanidine as hydrogen bond-disrupting agents, and mercaptoethanol and thioglycolate as disulfide bond-disrupting agents, and combinations of these did not destroy RNA infectivity whereas hydrogen bond-disrupting treatment inactivated intact virus rapidly. RNA infectivity was not reduced by chloroform extraction alone, or by octanol extraction alone, but was reduced by chloroform-octanol extraction which failed to depolymerize RNA to an extent detectable by ultracentrifugal analysis. Infectivity of type 1 poliovirus and Coxsackie B1 virus RNA was destroyed in accordance with first order kinetics by very dilute solutions of pancreatic ribonuclease, and by purified snake venom phosphodiesterase, but not at all by bacterial alkaline phosphatase. Inactivation by venom diesterase was not accelerated by prior treatment of RNA with bacterial alkaline phosphatase. These results indicated that infectivity of enteroviral RNA resided in a single stranded structure, that a single break of a phosphodiester bond anywhere along the structure was sufficient to destroy infectivity, and that infectivity did not require a terminal phosphate group. Hydroxylamine, but not other carbonyl reagents, rapidly destroyed infectivity of intact type 1 poliovirus viral RNA without depolymerization of RNA-detectable by behavior in the analytical ultracentrifuge. With S(35)-methionine-labeled poliovirus a very small fraction of radioactivity remained in RNA preparations following phenol extraction. No evidence could be obtained to indicate that infectious enteroviral RNA was composed of subunits. RNA extracted with phenol during the course of infection of HeLa cells with type 1 poliovirus resembled RNA obtained from purified whole virus with respect to heat inactivation, hydroxylamine inactivation, chromatographic separation, susceptibility to protein denaturing agents, and ability to infect productively both naturally susceptible HeLa cells and naturally insusceptible L strain mouse cells. Intracellular production of infectious RNA paralleled intracellular maturation of whole virus and preceded it by a very short interval.


In vitro membrane potential of the cat ciliary body.


Short-circuit current and resistance of the in vitro irisciliary body membrane preparation.


Ocular distensibility as a function of temperature.


Evaluation of molybdate agar as a selective, differential medium for yeasts.


Report of a hospital trial of the bactericidal effect of a hexylresorcinol aerosol.


Pulmonary diffusing capacity in chronic obstructive lung disease: studies at rest and on exercise by the steady state, physiological dead space method.


A comparative study of optimal medical care with and without azaserine in multiple myeloma.


Pulmonary function in the Hamman-Rich syndrome. The abnormalities of ventilation, blood gases and diffusion at rest and on exercise.


T e arsenic content of bronchial mucosa and submucosa in man. A comparison of specimens from lung cancer victims and control tissue.


A simple technique for assisted-controlled anesthesia in dogs.


Influence of potassium and calcium ions on the effect of ouabain on Ca45 entry and contracture in rabbit atria.


Symposium on the experimental pharmacology and clinical use of antimetabolites. VII. Folic acid antagonists.


Measurement of respiratory effort and assessment of a method of treating lower-respiratory-tract infections in small children.


Influence of the weather on respiratory and heart disease.


Emil MEIROWSKY.

Emil MEIROWSKY.


Intralesional injections of triamcinolone acetonide; a therapy for dermatoses.


Oxethazaine for control of symptoms in refractory cases of duodenal ulcer and hiatus hernia.


Competence and conformity in the acceptance of influence.


Some characteristics of para-mucus secretion.


Gastric muscus secretion in relation to cancer of the stomach.


Intra-synovial corticosteroid therapy: a decade of use.


The significance of sodium and potassium in gastric secretion. A review of the problem.


Intra-articular corticosteroid therapy.

Intra-articular corticosteroid therapy.


Treatment of osteoarthritis of the knees.


Compulsive cursing. An approach to factors in its genesis, development and pathology.


Body fluid and electrolyte composition in arterial hypertension. I. Studies in essential, renal and malignant hypertension.


The role of diuretics in the management of hypertension.


The use of monoamine oxidase inhibitors as adjuncts in the treatment of hypertension and angina pectoris.


Lymphatic flow in human subjects as indicated by the disappearance of 1-131-labeled albumin from the subcutaneous tissue.


Genetics in relation to reproductive physiology in mammals.


Some recent advances in the physiology of pancreatic secretion.


The lymphoid tissue of the nasopharynx: factors responsible for certain histopathologic alterations. A preliminary study.


The lipolytic response to corticotropin.


Psychiatry as part of a mixed interniship. A novel program which claims certain unique advantages.


The application of the sensitized sheep cell test to sera of patients with nonrheumatic diseases and false positive serological reactions for rheumatoid arthritis.


Effect of blood platelets on heparininduced clearing reaction.


"The place of research in the medical school curriculum".


Leukoplakia of the bladder and carcinoma.


Separation of amino acid-specific "soluble"-fraction ribonucleic acids.


A simplified procedure for the preparation of tyrosine and valine-acceptor fractions of yeast "soluble ribonucleic acid".


Evidence for the liberation of a nuclease from human fingers.


Partial purification of the threonine- and tyrosine-activating enzymes from rat liver, and the effect of patassium ions on the activity of the tyrosine enzyme.


The renal lesions of electrolyte imbalance. III. The effect of acute chloride depletion and alkalosis on the renal cortex. Acute chloride depletion in rats is associated with the occurrence of an extensive cell damage in the mid-portion of the proximal convolutions which is followed by an excessive hyperplastic reaction of the renal epithelium; no other significant lesions were found by microdissection in either the tubules of the nephrons or the collecting system. Potassium deficiency is not essential to the development of this lesion but does increase the severity of the reaction. As in the case of potassium deficiency, chloride depletion predisposes to or exaggerates the structural alterations that accompany excess phosphate intake. The relations of the different structural changes in renal architecture that occur in various states of electrolyte imbalance are discussed as well as the relation of the lesions seen experimentally in the rat and monkey and clinically in man.


Metal content of "soluble"-fraction ribonucleic acids.


The effect of potassium deficiency on the kidney.


A laminagraphic study of vocal pitch.

A laminagraphic study of vocal pitch.


Investigation of arterial obstruction using a mercury-in-rubber strain gauge.


Pulmonary osteo-arthropathy.

Pulmonary osteo-arthropathy.


Streptococcal sore throat and throat culture.


Legislative concern over discipline.

Legislative concern over discipline.


Dietary determination of nutritional status.


The changing patterns in British food habits since the 1939-45 war.


Blood group antibody levels in Hiroshima.


Skin aging and hair graying in Hiroshima.


The birth weights of African and European babies born in Ghana.


The morphology of intersexes in Drosophila subobscura.


Differences in chromatographic behavior on cellulose columns of virulent Mahoney and attnuated LSc strains of poliovirus and similarities of base ratios of their nucleic acids.


The physiotherapist.

The physiotherapist.


Systolic I-J acceleartion-force values of normal males from a Nickerson type of ultralow-frequency ballistocardiographic system.


Aggravation of diabetes mellitus during treatment with chlorothiazide.


The systolic displacement JM stroke values of twenty-five males from a Nickerson-type ultralow frequency ballistocardiograph.


The systolic velocity IJ strokes values of twenty-five males from a Nickerson-type ultralow frequency balistocardiograph.


Concurrent paralysis agitans and schizophrenia. Confusion with drug-induced extrapyramidal disorders.


Withdrawal reactions from chlordiazepoxide ("Librium").


Comparison of three psychotropic drugs (psilocybin, JB-329, and IT-290) in volunteer subjects.


Clinical, biochemical and psychologic effects of psilocybin.


Complications from psychotherapeutic drugs. I.


Complications from psychotherapeutic drugs. II.


Complications from psychotherapeutic drugs. III.


A family with obstructive cardiomyopathy (asymmetrical hypertrophy).


Nialamide: clinical and toxicologic study.


Inhibition of the multiplication of influenza virus by Francis inhibitor coupled to aniline derivatives.


An electron spin resonance analysis of the mechanism of succinic dehydrogenase activity.


Inhibition of the multiplication of influenza virus by aniline derivatives of the Francis inhibitor.


Librax in gastrointestinal disorders.

Librax in gastrointestinal disorders.


Effect of triparanol (MER/29) on corticosterone secretion by rat adrenals.


Stray radiation from therapeutic roentgenray beams.


Lysogeny in Pseudomonas aeruginosa.

Lysogeny in Pseudomonas aeruginosa.


Fertility factors and genetic linkage in Pseudomonas aeruginosa.


Grouping Pseudomonas aeruginosa by lysogenicity and pyocinogenicity.


Quantity served and chronological age as factors in quantity of milk consumed by preschoolers.


The treatment of lobar pneumonia.

The treatment of lobar pneumonia.


Normative data on the children's manifest anxiety scale at the rural third grade level.


On the metabolism of lidocaine. I. The properties of the enzyme system responsible for the oxidative metabolism of lidocaine.


On the metabolism of lidocaine. II. The biotransformation of lidocaine.


Solubilisation and purification of an amide-hydrolysing microsomal enzyme.


Some characteristics of an amide-hydrolysing microsomal enzyme before and after its solubilization.


Bacteremia due to gram-negative rods. A review of 100 cases.


Let's modernize our tables.

Let's modernize our tables.


Mural emphysema of the uterus; a case report.


Anemias of pregnancy. Their relation to hematologic problems of the fetus and newborn.


Recommendations for the management of malignant lesions of the uterus.


Refractory anemias of pregnancy.

Refractory anemias of pregnancy.


An unusual case of decompression urticaria.


An investigation of the relationship of the chlorogenic acid and phenol oxidase content of a potato variety and its resistance to common scab.


Micro-manometer for measurement of intravesical pressure.


Experimental hypertension in pregnant sheep.


Adrenal insufficiency in postmature Holstein calves.


The presence of precipitating antibodies against beta-hemolytic streptococci in sera from different age groups--fetal, newborn and child.


Pharmacology of a series of nuclear substituted phenyltertiary-butylamines with particular reference to anorexigenic and central stimulating properties.


A cold-cathode-tube relay for temperature control.


A simple mechanical stirring device. Its application to rapid determination of carbonates by a modified Conway technique.


Rapid determination of urea by a modified Conway technique.


The complex of unprofessional conduct.

The complex of unprofessional conduct.


Roentgenologic features of neurofibromas involving the gasserian ganglion.


Erythroblastosis--the nursing viewpoint.


A systematic study of autonomic drug actions in mental hospital patients: methodology and preliminary results.


On the permeability to lissamine green and other dyes in the course of cell injury and cell death.


Autonomic and psychic effects of yohimbine hydrochloride.


Acidbase changes in the cerebrospinal fluid following rapid changes in the bicarbonate/carbonic acid ratio in the blood.


A note on the difference in the oxygen uptake of a poorly ventilated lung from air-filled and oxygen-filled bronchospirometry systems.


The use of tris(hydroxymethyl)aminomethane during short periods of apneic oxygenation in man.


Atherosclerosis--a pediatric nutrition problem?


Radiotherapy of the reticuloses.

Radiotherapy of the reticuloses.


Demonstration of intracellular polysaccharide in Escherichia coli by electron microscopy and by cytochemical methods.


Preparation of biologically active fractions of Salmonella typhimurium. I. Cultivation methods.


Observations on the intrinsic innervation of the rectum and anal canal.


A fatty acid/protein complex in human hair.


Small intestine tumors. A case report and survey of the recent literature.


Some contrast effects in social perception.


A new technique for correcting outstanding ears.


Bloodless operating field in middle-ear surgery. Review of 138 cases of induced hypotension with hexamethonium bromide (C6).


The effect of sera of psychotic patients and control subjects on the uptake of C-14 in the brains of mice after the injection of C-14 glucose.


The changing philosphy of the doctor in court.


Concomitant inheritance of resistance to several viral diseases in tobacco.


Effects of concurrent infections on Hymenolepis diminuta (Cestoda) and Moniliformis dubius (Acanthocephala). I. General effects and comparison with crowding.


An evaluation of the cobalt-60 vitamin B12 absorption test.


Electrical activity of the entorhinal cortex during conditioned behavior.


Acanthosis nigricans--juvenile type.

Acanthosis nigricans--juvenile type.


Relation of route of administration and types of fluid to satisfaction of thirst in the dog.


Industrial accidents and their prevention.


Postmortem findings in avian osteopetrosis.


Radiological changes in avian osteopetrosis.


Carcinoma of the cervical stump.

Carcinoma of the cervical stump.


The need to be recognized.

The need to be recognized.


Transmission by splenic cells of an autoimmune disease occurring spontaneously in mice.


Dissecting-microscope appearances of jejunal biopsy specimens from patients with "idiopathic steatorrhoea".


The relation of salivary flow to the state of hydration in patients with uremia and renal failure.


A study of the permeability barrier to beta-galactosides in Escherichia coli B.


The trace elements.

The trace elements.


Serum fractionation and the effects of bovine serum fractions on human cells grown in a chemically defined medium. Serum has been fractionated by curtain electrophoresis using carboxymethyl cellulose dissolved in sodium bicarbonate electrolyte. Various fractions were produced from bovine serum and added to replicate cultures of Chang's endoepithelial cells and HeLa cells grown in a chemically defined medium. The effects of each of the various fractions on the appearance of the cultures and on cell multiplication were studied. Three different fractions were obtained and two were subjected to further purification. One fraction associated with albumin promoted survival, attachment, and flattening as well as cell multiplication. A second fraction associated with the alpha globulins promoted survival and multiplication of some cells. A third fraction caused cells to aggregate and form free floating clumps. An adequate chemically defined medium for continuous growth of human cells was used throughout the study. The response of cells to alterations in their environment which simulated some of the effects produced by serum fractions is described.


Changes in the pituitary gland of the ferret following stalk sectin.


The adrenal glands of the ferret, Mustela putorius.


Glaucoma in the Central and South Pacific.


Inhibition of cholesterol biosynthesis in vitro by beta-diethylaminoethyl diphenylpropylacetate hydrochloride (SKF 525-A).


Myasthenia gravis in children.

Myasthenia gravis in children.


The effect of adrenocortical steroids on the renal and extra-renal responses of the domestic duck (Anas platyrhynchus) after hypertonic saline loading.


A new sulfonamide combination designed for treatment of kidney and urinary tract infections: its blood concentration and renal excretion.


Circulatory data in normal subjects at rest and during exercise in recumbent position, with special reference to the stroke volume at different work intensities.


On the use of chest-head leads for recording of electrocardiogram during exercise.


Effect of training on work capacity, total hemoglobin, blood volume, heart volume and pulse rate in recumbent and upright positions.


Studies on the cardiopulmonary function in sarcoidosis. I. Cases with bilateral hilar lymph node enlargement and radiographically normal lungs.


Mobilization and stapediolysis. Primary and long-term results.


The fine structure of the urophysis spinalis of the teleost fish, Fundulus heteroclitus L.


A technique for destruction of the pineal body using yttrium-90 spheres.


Crossed reflex actions evoked by high threshold muscle afferents.


Crossed reflex actions by low threshold muscle afferents.


Crossed spinal reflex actions evoked by volleys in somatic afferents.


Further studies of a spectrophotometric method for the determination of diamine oxidase activity.


Biophysical studies of split-rib grafts in the repair of defects of the cranium. Preliminary results of experimental studies in Rhesus monkeys.


New instrument.

New instrument.


The ultrastructure of collagen in skin, scars and keloids.


Bone-marrow dose produced by radioactive isotopes.


The failure to produce somatic and immunological changes in inbred AKR mice by specific deoxyribonucleic acid.


Psychomotor seizures in childhood. A clinical study of 120 cases.


Alopecia as a side effect of treatment of epilepsy with trimethadione. Report of two cases.


The influence of exposure to low levels of gamma and fast neutron irradiation on the life span of animals. I. Effects of adding a hepatotoxic azo dye to the diet of chronically irradiated mice.


Associative clustering in a retroaction paradigm.


The use of epinephrie in local anesthetics for dental patients with cardiovascular disease: a review of the literature.


The prognosis for diabetics with pulmonary tuberculosis.


Pulsating exophthalmos caused by carotidcavernous fistulas.


The mitotic and radioprotective effect of cysteine and lysine in rat.


On the effect of desiccation on whole hog and cow bile.


Further studies on multiplication, serology and antigencity of 2060 and JH viruses.


Further investigations on the cirrhogenic effect of a desiccated whole bile preparation.


Atrial septal defect.

Atrial septal defect.


The diagnosis and surgical correction of aortic stenosis.


The management of cardiac arrest.

The management of cardiac arrest.


A new technique for end-to-end anastomosis of small arteries.


Idiopathic neuropathy in cancer. A first sign in multiple system syndromes associated with malignancy.


Neural lesions in generalized vasculitis.


Group psychotherapy with obese women.

Group psychotherapy with obese women.


Pericardial and ventricular pressure.

Pericardial and ventricular pressure.


Comparative clinical experience with five antidepressants.


Record-keeping--a Canadian solution.

Record-keeping--a Canadian solution.


Early motor development. Posturally induced variations.


Immunity in mice to an intracerebral challenge of Bordetella pertussis.


The amino acid requirements of infants.

The amino acid requirements of infants.


An anniversary tribute to the memory of the late WILLIAM H, HOWELL: the medical school years (1893-1912).


Case report traumatic hip dislocation in football.


Methoserpidine, a non-depressant isomer of reserpine.


Autogenous oxygenation with cardian bypass, hypothermia, and an atrioventricular clamp.


A dust-feed mechanism suitable for fibrous dust.


Research on the effects of isolation on cognitive functioning.


The reversibility of Whipple's disease. Report of a case, with comments on the influence of corticosteroid therapy.


Genetics of dermal ridges: familial correlations for (S/check10), a measurement of the diversity of ridgecounts from finger to finger.


Palm-prints and their uses in medical biology.


Quantitative genetics of finger-print patterns.


Use of veronal buffers in formalin fixatives.


Mental depressions.

Mental depressions.


Advances in psychiatric teaching and training programs.


Cytological puncture. A new method for the study of bovine hepatic disease.


Observations on yeast protoplasts.

Observations on yeast protoplasts.


How things get into cells.

How things get into cells.


The development of soluble (S) and viral (V) antigens of influenza A virus in tissue culture as studied by the fluorescent antibody technique. 1. Studies employing a low multiplicity of infection in beef embryo kidney cells.


On the strain specificity of the antibody response in influenza A, as measured by complement fixation using purified antigens, and its relation to in ovo neutralizing antibodies.


Amplitude of an instrumental response following the cessation of reward.


Gonadotrophin inhibiting and anti-fecundity effects of chloramiphene.


Effect of radiation on metastatic pelvic lymph nodes judged by pelvic venograms.


The effect of various monovalent anions on myosin B solutions. The identification of actin as a product of ATP action.


Sarcoidosis followed by biliary cirrhosis and xanthomatosis.


Sodium and water diuresis in cirrhotic patients with intractable ascites following chemical inhibition of aldosterone synthesis.


Inhibition by 6-methyl-17-acetoxy-progesterone of ACTH synthesis and release in the rat.


The treatment of shock caused by burns.

The treatment of shock caused by burns.


Sterol requirements of a ciliate Tetrahymena corlissi Th-X. I. A nutritional analysis of the sterol requirements of T. corlissi Th-X. II. Metabolism of tritiated lopohenol in T. corlissi Th-X.


Discriminative properties of punishment.


An outline for the organization of perinatal mortality studies.


Corticosteroids in plasma and cells of adrenal venous blood.


The role of the internship in the research training of the clinical psychologist.


Industrial medical aspects of the acute dysentery syndrome. A laboratory, clinical, and industrial study of the acute dysentery syndrome among workers in a tropical oil refinery.


Concerning adult colloid milium.

Concerning adult colloid milium.


Pulmonary changes in acute glomerulonephritis in childhood.


Diet and allergy.

Diet and allergy.


Carcinoma of the cervix: a preventable disease.


Galactosaemia.

Galactosaemia.


Phenazine methosulphate as a mediator in the oxidation of pyruvate by pyruvate decarboxylase from brewer's yeast.


Identification of alpha-hydroxyethyl thiamine pyrophosphate ("active acetaldehyde") as an intermediate in the oxidation of pyruvate by pyruvic oxidase from yeast mitochondria.


Leveling-sharpening and memory organization.


A method for analyzing the trend in visibility.


Growth of the Berkeley Heights sanitary sewer system.


Glycolytic and respiratory properties of malignant and nonmalignant lymphoblasts cultured in vitro.


Modifying factors in carcinogenesis.

Modifying factors in carcinogenesis.


Toxic and possible carcinogenic effects of 4-allyl-1,2-methylenedioxybenzene (Safrole) in rats on deficient diets.


Physiological behavior of I 131-labeled compounds for the study of cardiac output.


Hypoparathyroidism requiring massive amounts of medication, with apparent response to magnesium sulfate.


Natural resistance to infectious diseases during pregnancy: possible relationship to serum properdin concentration.


Studies on expeimental influenza in mice. IV. Growth characteristics of the PRS virus in mouse tissues explanted in vitro.


A particular binding of L cell-grown Sendal virus by host L cells. (Growth characteristics of myxoviruses in tissue culture. 5th).


Fetal electrocardiogram practical application and availability in the diagnosis of fetal distress.


The electronic evaluation of the fetal heart rate. V. The vagal factor in fetal bradycardia.


The electronic evaluation of fetal heart rate. IV. The effect of maternal exercise.


The diagnosis of fetal distress.

The diagnosis of fetal distress.


Fluctuations of arterial pH associated with the respiratory cycle in dogs.


The influence of selected biochemicals on the aggregation of polyadenylic and polyuridvlic acid.


The rational choice of an x-ray grid.

The rational choice of an x-ray grid.


Graphic determination of the optimum exposure conditions for serial radiographs with a rotating anode x-ray tube.


On Daubaylia elegans n.sp., in Planorbis carinatus Muller.


Diplodiscus subclavatus (Goeze 1782) var. Paludinae, var. nov., from Paludina vivipara Lm. in the Netherlands.


Radiological investigations. 5. Cardiac catheterization and angiocardiography.


Clinical and haemodynamic observations on combined mitral and aortic stenosis.


The effects of sodium antimony tartrate on the myocardium.


Folk medicine in Dundee.

Folk medicine in Dundee.


The Connecticut Twin Registry.

The Connecticut Twin Registry.


Anxiety in schizophrenia: a contribution to direct analysis.


Mondor's disease--superficial phlebitis of the chest wall: a review of seven cases.


The mechanism of cardiovascular action of nitroglycerine. An example of integrated response during the unsteady state.


Idiopathic steatorrhea.

Idiopathic steatorrhea.


Suppression of uptake of L-arginine-U-14C into chromatographically separated cationic nuclear proteins of tissues of tumour-bearing rats by 5-bis (2-chloroethyl) aminouracil.


Comparative pathogenicity of Trichomonas vaginalis and Trichomonas gallinae to mice. I. Gross pathology, quantitative evaluation of virulence, and some factors affecting pathogenicity.


Achievement motivation and field independence.


Influence of decalcifying agents in increasing concentrations on the stability of human platelets.


Influence of erythrocytes and calcium on destruction of platelets and on their resin affinity.


Negative transference in psychosis.

Negative transference in psychosis.


D-Thyroxine in the treatment of hypercholesterolemia.


Selection of patients and principles of treatment in essential hypertension.


Cholesterol and phospholipid levels in human liver and muscle in relation to the serum cholesterol level.


A comparative study of loudness recruitment in cases of deafness due to Meniere's disease, head injury and acoustic trauma.


The principles and practice of bone conduction audiometry: A review of the present position.


The neuro-physiological significance of cupular adaptation and its bearing upon Ewald's second Law.


Listeriosis as an infection of pregnancy manifested in the newborn.


Otitis externa caused by B. coli, Pseudomonas and fungi. A case report of 1687 patients.


Quarantine in the jet age.

Quarantine in the jet age.


Dosimetry of human cell cultures irradiated at the interface in plastic and in glass dishes.


Studies on the metabolic effects of spironolactone in man.


Community health studies in Kansas.

Community health studies in Kansas.


Familial incidence of hypercalcaemia. Extreme hypersensitivity to vitamin D in an infant whose father suffered from sarcoidosis.


On calcaemia and phosphataemia in the nephrotic syndrome. Comparative study of the periods before and after the introduction of hormone therapy.


On mobilization of the stapes.

On mobilization of the stapes.


Ticks (Ixodoidea) on birds migrating from Africa to Europe and Asia. Hyalomma marginatum marginatum of Europe and Asia and H. marginatum rufipes of Africa, both reservoirs and vectors of organisms pathogenic to humans and animals, have not infrequently been found as incidental specimens or established populations far from their normal endemic geographical boundaries. Owing to ticks' unique ability to transmit or harbour for long periods a variety of pathogens of man and animals, their potential epidemiological role is suspected wherever they occur. Evidence that birds, in themselves hosts of several viruses causing human disease, actually transport the African H. marginatum rufipes northwards was obtained in Egypt by capture of infested migrants during spring passage from East Africa to Europe and Asia. Between 1956 and 1960, 340 birds representing 22 forms (species and subspecies) were found infested by 1025 immature ticks, all but seven of which were or appear to be H. marginatum rufipes. The period of attachment of immature stages of rufipes to their host is sufficient to suggest that many of these ticks are carried some distance into Europe and Asia.


Boophilus kohlsi n. sp. (Acarina: Ixodidae) from sheep and goats in Jordan.


Ticks from European-Asiatic birds migrating through Egypt into Africa. From 321 of 7381 birds (28 species), 504 immature European-Asiatic ticks were collected: Ixodes frontalis, Haemaphysalis punctata, Haemaphysalis sulcata, Hyalomma spp. (probably mostly m. marginatum), Hyalomma aegyptium, and Hyalomma m. marginatum. Many additional detaching ticks were eaten by the hosts. Uninfested bird species numbered 29 (998 individuals).


Migrating birds and their ectoparasites in relation to disease.


Observations made by pilots of the Royal Dutch Air Force in high speed low altitude flying.


Redescription of Haemaphysalis (Alloceraea) inermis aponommoides Warburton, 1913 (Ixodoidea, Ixodidae).


Toxicity of bacterial endotoxins for the chicken embryo: pathological and biological studies.


In vitro and in vivo susceptibility of Proteus species to the action of certain antimicrobial drugs.


Salmonellosis: certain factors influencing the interaction of Salmonella and the human host.


Cervical disk protrusions with compression of the spinal cord. Report of a case.


Valves of the posterior urethra in infants.


The case of E1; a biography.

The case of E1; a biography.


The preparation and properties of cystine esterase.


Change of ABO blood type in a patient with leukemia.


Management of acute alcoholic intoxication.


Injuries of the popliteal artery associated with fractures and dislocations.


Industrial hygiene techniques in the decontamination of a building contaminated with radium.


The anxiety state.

The anxiety state.


An extra-adrenal pheochromocytoma in a child.


The registry of radiologic pathology.

The registry of radiologic pathology.


Extra-adrenal neuroblastoma.

Extra-adrenal neuroblastoma.


Prostatectomy. 2.

Prostatectomy. 2.


Prostatectomy. I.

Prostatectomy. I.


Undergraduate teaching of otolaryngology. Viewpoint of an otolaryngologist.


The pursuit of excellence.

The pursuit of excellence.


Electroencephalographic observations during long-term partial heart-lung bypass.


Recovery rooms.

Recovery rooms.


Radio-frequency spectroscopy of frozen biological material: dielectric heating and the study of bound water.


On the mathematical literacy of medical students.


Development of oil in the seed of Asclepias syriaca L.


Staphylococcal pneumonia in childhood. Clinical observations in 67 cases.


Minerals and proximate composition of organ meats.


Cardiac arrest--successful resuscitation of ambulatory patient in accident ward.


Geriatrics in the home.

Geriatrics in the home.


A denosine as the receptor end group in nuclear amino acid-transfer RNA.


The technique of office delivery.

The technique of office delivery.


Therapeutics.

Therapeutics.


Early management of the patient with multiple injuries.


Inactivation of prolactin by human blood serum and plasmin (fibrinolysin).


Preparation and properties of the cofactor of an ACTH-inactivating enzyme system from human blood.


Bell's palsy. A ten-year review of cases at the University of California Medical Center.


Relaxation through concentraion--concentration through relaxation.


Hospital meals a la carte.

Hospital meals a la carte.


Occurrence of an egg-string in Enoplus communis Bastian, 1865 (Nematoda: Enoplidae).


The effect of feeding mammalian thyroid powder on growth rates of immature guppies.


Renal lesions in pregnancy. Clinical observations and light and electron microscopic findings.


Diseases of the lower bowel in older people.


Hypersensitivity diseases: causes and effects.


Effect of antibiotics on intracellular Salmonella typhosa. II. Elimination of infection by prolonged treatment.


Mechanical failure of amalgam restorations with zinc phosphate and zinc oxide/eugenol cement bases.


The density of some small bones of human extremities with special reference to the reliability of volume measurement methods.


Leucine aminopeptidase in the foetal kidney of the rat.


Effects of whole-body roentgen irradiation on the neurosecretory material of the rat neurohypophysis.


Effects of whole-body x-irradiation on the neurosecretory ganglion cells in the supraoptic nucleus of the rat.


Effects of thioracil feeding on the adrenal medulla of the rat.


Influence of thyrotrophic hormone on the leucine aminopeptidase activity in the thyroid gland of the rat.


The fine structure of Streptomyces coelicolor. II. The nuclear material. Colonies and spore suspensions of Streptomyces coelicolor were fixed for electron microscopy by the method of Kellenberger, Ryter, and Séchaud (1958). In thin sections the nuclear regions have a lower average density than the cytoplasm and the outlines of these regions correspond well with the profiles of the chromatinic bodies observed with the light microscope. The nuclear regions contain fibrils, about 5 mmicro in diameter. In contrast, after fixation by the method of Palade (1952) the nuclear material is coagulated into irregular dense masses and tubular structures about 20 mmicro in diameter, lying in a nuclear "vacuole." The significance of these observations is discussed in relation to the observations of other workers on the fine structure of the nuclear material of other bacteria and the chromosomes of higher cells.


Observations on the chromatinic bodies of Streptomyces coelicolor. Colonies of Streptomyces coelicolor growing on cellophane and impression preparations from sporing colonies were stained for chromatin by the methods of Feulgen, DeLamater (1951), and Piéchaud (1954). The chromatinic bodies of the substrate hyphae have a great variety of configurations. During the development of the spores, elongated chromatinic structures in the young aerial hyphae separate into a number of subunits and a single round chromatinic body is included in each spore.