Insecticide resistance in mosquitoes.

Insecticide resistance in mosquitoes.


Recommended procedure for treatment and follow-up of tuberculin positive reactors.


Perception and psycho-pharmacodynamics in schizophrenia (as reflected in patients' art).


Peripheral blood flow during anaesthesia.


The release of psychiatric semiotics.

The release of psychiatric semiotics.


The mental hospital and the emotionally disabled employee.


Case of calcinosis circumscripta with Paget's disease of bone.


Fetal mummification. A study among dairy cattle.


Protein-losing gastroenteropathy in congestive heart-failure.


Evidence for an hypothalamic focus of inhibition of gonadotropin by androgen in the male.


Effects of localized intracerebral implantation of oestrogen on reproductive function in the female rabbit.


The conservative treatment of the tension lesions of staphylococcal pneumonia in infancy.


Intramuscular suxamethonium in the consicious volunteer.


Problems of anesthesia in ophthalmic surgery.


Test anxiety and classroom observations.


Shifting experiences in the treatment of generalized obstructive pulmonary emphysema.


Percy H. FRIDENBERG.

Percy H. FRIDENBERG.


Predictions in fertility.

Predictions in fertility.


The feeding of prematurely born infants--a critique of current status.


The good doctor.

The good doctor.


Acute splenic abscess.

Acute splenic abscess.


B virus infection in man.

B virus infection in man.


Inherited variations in leucocytes.

Inherited variations in leucocytes.


Disturbances of perception and consciousness in schizophrenic states.


The non-psychotic residue in schizophrenia.


The experimental superiority of A8103 (piperazine derivative) over other agents in prevention of tumor growth.


Abiotrophic ophthalmoplegia externa.

Abiotrophic ophthalmoplegia externa.


Spondylitis ankylopoietica in a Uganda African.


The role of autoantibodies in heart disease.


Epidemiological observations on leukemia in Israel.


The effect of 1-arylcylohexylamine (sernyl) on twelve normal volunteers.


Blood corticotrophin in Cushing's syndrome.


A preliminary report on the use of sernyl in psychiatric illness.


Characteristics and requirements of power supplies for x-ray units.


Filariasis in Indian Jews in Israel. A five-year follow-up.


Oral Sernyl in obsessive states.

Oral Sernyl in obsessive states.


Size, area, volume and weight of dust particles.


Dideoxysugars of Pasteurella pseudotuberculosis-specific polysaccharides, and the occurrence of ascarylose.


The specificity of malic dehydrogenase from higher plants.


Glutamic-oxaloacetic transaminase of cauliflower. 2. Kinetics and mechanism of action.


An assessment of erythrocyte migration times and serum cholesterol levels as indices in myocardial infarction.


Induced mutations at the Vby locus of Trifolium repens. II. Reduction below the additive base line by fractionated doses of gamma radiation.


The influence of oxygen and temperature on the radiosensitivity of soaked barley seeds.


The structure and weight of synovial fat pads.


Laminectomy for cervical spondylosis. Indications and results of operation.


Intracranial aneurysm.

Intracranial aneurysm.


The relation of physical and mental disease in later life.


Significance of deep S waves in leads II and III.


Structure in nucleated erythrocytes.

Structure in nucleated erythrocytes. The structure of the nucleated erythrocyte of frog and chicken has been investigated by electron microscopy and correlated with the distribution of haemoglobin and DNA-containing material determined by haem absorption and Feulgen staining in the light microscope. The nuclei of both species are found to contain haemoglobin which is continuous with the haemoglobin in the cytoplasm through holes or pores in the nuclear envelope. In addition the nucleus of the frog erythrocyte sometimes contains a single invagination which is lined by the nuclear envelope. The structure of the nuclear envelope and the pores and the organisation of the nucleus are similar to those already described for other somatic cells. Erythrocytes differ from the cells previously studied in that a continuity, via the nuclear pores, of chemical substance in the interior of the nucleus and in the cytoplasm can be directly demonstrated. This is due to the fact that the cytoplasm of erythrocytes is simple, consisting predominantly of haemoglobin, and that haemoglobin is easily recognised by its specific absorption. The static pictures obtained by electron microscopy have been supplemented by observations in phase-contrast of the changes in refraction of the cell contents due to the diffusion of the haemoglobin from the nucleus into the cytoplasm during haemolysis.


Food-borne diseases.

Food-borne diseases.


Mental health services for the community public health services.


Atrophic polychondritis with the report of a case.


Leukaemia in trans-Saharan Africa.

Leukaemia in trans-Saharan Africa.


Deep ether anesthesia and fat embolism. Results of experiments with lipemic dogs.


The diagnosis of primary carcinoma of the liver; an assessment of the reliability of clinical diagnosis in Uganda Africans.


Problems of operational research in the National Health Service.


Peptide-bound polynucleotides in brewers' yeast.


Dynamic aspects of the peptidyl-nucleotidate pool of Brewer's yeast during growth.


Yeast peptidyl-nucleotidates; isolation of dinucleotide derivatives including alanyl-(3'-[5'-adenylyl])-5'-uridylate.


Red cell sequestration in patients with burns.


The measurement of the specific gravity of urine by the falling drop method.


Trichinosis in the Northwest Territories.


On body size and tissue respiration.

On body size and tissue respiration.


Electron microscopic structure of infectious canine hepatitis (ICH) virus--a canine adenovirus.


The icosahedral shape of GAL virus.

The icosahedral shape of GAL virus.


The effects of the coumarins on the clotting mechanism.


Carcinomatous neuropathy with papilloedema.


Favism.

Favism.


Sir William LEISHMAN (1865-1926). A bibliography.


Hazards of hypotension.

Hazards of hypotension.


Urea synthesis in the living rat brain.

Urea synthesis in the living rat brain.


Employment of part-time inspectors in a radiological health program.


The natural history of tuberculosis in children. A study of child contacts in the Brompton Hospital Child Contact Clinic from 1930 to 1952.


The neuro-histology of mammalian bone.

The neuro-histology of mammalian bone.


A monoamine oxidase inhibitor (Niamid) in the treatment of the mentally subnormal.


Niamid in depressive states.

Niamid in depressive states.


Carcinogens formed in the heating of foodstuffs. Formation of 3,4-benzopyrene from starch at 370-390 degrees C.


Radiography in the treatment of scoliosis and in leg lengthening.


Retroperitoneal abscess. A clinical study.


Failure to isolate cortisol from a pheochromocytoma.


Radiography in the treatment of scoliosis and in leg-lengthening. II--Radiography in scoliosis.


The effects on human volunteers of exposure to air containing gasoline vapor.


Intensive treatment of bilharziasis with TWSb.


Lucanthone resinates in schistosomiasis.


Suppressive management of schistosomiasis with antimony dimercaptosuccinate.


The effect of antimony dimercapto-succinate on the electrocardiogram.


Giant ovarian cyst of the newborn.

Giant ovarian cyst of the newborn.


Bacterial infection and some effects of chemoprophylaxis in chronic pulmonary emphysema. I. Chemoprophylaxis with intermittent tetracycline.


A new dermatologic agent for hyperidrosis and bromidrosis -- a preliminary report.


Absorption and elimination of griseofulvin from the alimentary tract of the rat.


Case report of a quadruple amputee.

Case report of a quadruple amputee.


Significant bacteriuria in premenopausal and postmenopausal women.


Experiments on pyogenic arthritis.

Experiments on pyogenic arthritis.


Turban tumors of the scalp.

Turban tumors of the scalp.


""Porcelain"" gallbladder associated with carcinoma of the colon.


Medical records and police investigation.


New device for diabetes detection.

New device for diabetes detection.


Massive congenital solitary cyst of the liver in infants.


Changing concepts of pilonidal disease.

Changing concepts of pilonidal disease.


The physician-patient relationship, Involvement versus insight.


Epidemiologic studies on influenza in familial and general population groups. 1951-1956. III. Laboratory observations.


Problems of allocation and distribution of influenza vaccines.


Cross circulation at the small blood vessel level in the dog paw.


Effect of mixed fat formula feeding on serum cholesterol level in man. II. Further study utilizing a twenty per cent fat formula.


A rapid sorting punch card for surgeons.


Operative cholangiography by utilizing the cystic duct.


Emergency repair of occluded iliac artery. A substitute method.


The family triangle in schizophrenia.

The family triangle in schizophrenia.


Recent experiences in the recognition and treatment of temporal lobe epilepsy with special reference to surgery.


Metabolic origin of urinary methylamine in the rat.


Developing a social service department.

Developing a social service department.


Trauma to the urinary tract and its management.


Meteorology and topography of Philadelphia region.


Isolation of viruses from children with infectious hepatitis. Cytopathologic agents were isolated from 14 of 22 Indian children involved in an outbreak of infectious hepatitis in Arizona. Isolation was made in a serially transplantable cell line originating from human embryonic lung. Efforts to identify these agents as known viruses, by utilizing standard techniques, have been unsuccessful


Zone electrophoresis in silica gel and silica paste.


Oral griseofulvin in superficial fungal diseases of the skin. I. Introductory remarks.


An appraisal of surgery for coronary heart disease.


Hemangioendothelioma of the liver with unusual roentgenologic findings. Report of a case.


Some highlights of science in otology.

Some highlights of science in otology.


Some principles of sensory receptor action.


Cystic disease and carcinoma of the breast.


Judgments of intellectual level from various features of the Rorschach including vocabulary.


Mental health. Northern Virginia Mental Health Project.


Virginia Treatment Center.

Virginia Treatment Center.


A correlation analysis of the relationship between weather variables and atmospheric radioactivity.


Microbiologic studies with ozone. Quantitative lethality of ozone for Escherichia coli.


Practical problems of neonatal paediatrics considered in relation to animal physiology.


""Irreversible"" shock following surgical operation in man. Astudy of one hundred five patients.


Oxidation of alkyl-substituted cyclic hydrocarbons by a Nocardia during growth on n-alkanes. Nocardia 107-332, a soil isolate, oxidizes short-chain alkyl-substituted cyclic hydrocarbons to cyclic acids while growing on n-alkanes. Cyclic acids are produced also from relatively long-chain alkyl-substituted cyclics such as n-nonylbenzene or n-dodecylbenzene which alone support growth in a mineral-salts medium. omega-Oxidation of the alkyl substituents is followed by beta-oxidation. It is of particular interest that cyclic acids such as cyclohexaneacetic and phenylacetic with C(2) residual carboxylic acid substituents are resistant to further oxidation by the nocardia but cyclic acids with C(1) or C(3) substituents are readily oxidized and utilized for growth. The specificity of microbial oxidations is demonstrated by the conversion of p-isopropyltoluene (p-cymene) to p-isopropylbenzoic acid in n-alkane, growth-supported nocardia cultures.


Usefulness of statistics.

Usefulness of statistics.


Electronic drinkometer and recorder.

Electronic drinkometer and recorder.


A relation between the reactivity of human red cells to antiglobulin tests and their surface structure.


Rectal injuries during perineal approach to the prostate.


Measurements of urethral resistance.

Measurements of urethral resistance.


Chemical sterilization.

Chemical sterilization.


Studies of surgically induced pyelonephritis.


Fatal underwater breath holding in trained swimmers.


The corticosteroids of the adrenal gland and placenta in pregnancy.


Sensory deprivation. The role of social isolation.


Gastric stricture following ingestion of ferrous sulfate.


Structure of the walls of the bile "canaliculi" in mammalian liver cells.


Renal origin of an aldosterone-stimulating hormone in dogs with thoracic caval constriction and in sodium-depleted dogs.


Aldosterone and corticosterone secretion following midbrain transection.


Relation of anterior pituitary function to aldosterone secretion in conscious dogs.


Evidence for secretion of an aldosterone-stimulating hormone by the kidney.


Chemical characterization of cardiac myosin from normal dogs and from dogs with chronic congestive heart failure.


A critical evaluation of the role of receptors in the control of aldosterone secretion and sodium excretion.


Mechanisms of salt and water retention in congestive heart failure. The importance of aldosterone.


Mechanisms regulating the secretion and metabolism of aldosterone in experimental secondary hyperaldosteronism.


Erythropoietic-stimulating action of acetylcholinesterase.


Chromatographic analysis of cationic nuclear proteins of a number of neoplastic tissues.


Changes in the electro-oculogram potential level.


Gout--a new concept.

Gout--a new concept.


Implications of prospective United States population growth in the 1960s.


Hormonal control of plasma and erythrocyte volumes of rat uterus.


Studies on swine dysentery.

Studies on swine dysentery.


Studies on hemolytic Escherichia coli associated with edema disease of swine, I. Separation and properties of a toxin of hemolytic Escherichia coli.


Changes in interpersonal perception as a means of reducing cognitive dissonance.


Codeine intoxication in infancy.

Codeine intoxication in infancy.


Enhanced semiconductivity in protein complexes.


The lower urinary tract in infants and children.


Effect of hypotensive drugs and hypophysectomy upon the adrenal cortex of normal and hypertensive dogs.


Life tables in the measurement of mortality and longevity.


Iron-deficiency anaemia in European and West Indian infants in London.


Gaucher's disease associated with a cerebral astrocytoma. A case report involving an adult.


The clinical use of urea for reduction of intraocular pressure.


The diagnosis and treatment of menstrual disorders.


Hysterectomy.

Hysterectomy.


I was a student over 50 years ago.

I was a student over 50 years ago.


Survey of clinical factors in the prevention of perinatal mortality after period of viability.


Relative humidity and the killing of bacteria. I. Observations on Escherichia coli and Micrococcus lysodeikticus.


Relative humidity and the killing of bacteria. II. Selective changes in oxidative activity associated with death.


Pulmonary physiology in the evaluation and care of post-traumatic patients.


Secondary hyperaldosteronism associated with hypertension.


Treatment of terminal malignancy by the use of non-pathogenic virus.


Thio-TEPA in treatment of metastatic cerebral malignancy.


Information content in recognition and recall.


The fitness of names to drawings. A cross-cultural study in Tanganyika.


On a road in Normandy-17 July 1944. [Erwin Rommel].


The effects of intracranial disease on gastric secretion.


Carcinoid syndrome associated with hyperserotoninemia and normal 5-hydroxyindoleacetic acid excretion.


Glutamic acid for mental defect?

Glutamic acid for mental defect?


Suppressor of pyrimidine 3 mutants of Neurospora and its relation to arginine synthesis. The basis of the mutant phenotype of the pyr 3a strain of Neurospora appears to be the arginine sensitivity of an early step in pyrimidine synthesis. The effect of a suppressor mutation which renders pyr 3a pyrimidine-independent is to reduce arginine levels in the mycelium by its effect on ornithine transcarbamylase.


Unilateral ganglioglioma in a tuberosclerotic brain.


Discriminative performance of monkeys irradiated with x-rays.


The effect of halothane (fluothane) on the thalamus and midbrain reticular formation.


Mycobacterial cervical adenitis in children.


Progress report on the Thomas A. Davis stone extractor.


A variation in surgical management of resistant multiple papilloma-a case report.


Seasonal acclimatization to cold in man.


Chamber cold acclimatization in man.

Chamber cold acclimatization in man.


The effect of heat acclimatization on artificial and natural cold acclimatization in man.


The developing pattern of services for the psychotic patient.


Chemotherapy of cancer.

Chemotherapy of cancer.


Pericardial diverticulum causing pulmonary obstruction.


Early recognition and treatment of hepatitis.


Liver function in disease and in preoperative evaluation.


Comparative effects of fast neutrons and x-rays on marrow deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) content in mice.


Organization and functions of industrial health departments.


Mediated acquisition of a fear-motivated response and inhibitory effects of chlorpromazine.


Metabolic stability of body constituents.


Metabolically inert proteins of the central and peripheral nervous system, muscle and tendon.


A clinical evaluation of Etisul.

A clinical evaluation of Etisul.


Classification of borderline leprosy.

Classification of borderline leprosy.


The technique of staining leprosy bacilli in smears.


The binding of salicylic acid and related substances to purified proteins.


Metabolism of bis-beta-chloroethyl sulfide (sulfur mustard gas).


On the metabolism and toxicity of methyl salicylate.


Classification of leprosy, 2. The value of fat staining in classification.


Classification of leprosy. 1. Application of the Madrid classification of various forms of leprosy.


The structural unity of the DNA of T2 bacteriophage.


Medical emigration. Second thoughts on the Roval Commission.


Sweating sickness.

Sweating sickness.


All that pains is not arthritis.

All that pains is not arthritis.


Manifest anxiety and social perception.

Manifest anxiety and social perception.


Acute edema of hands and feet in leprosy.


Manifest anxiety and social behavior.

Manifest anxiety and social behavior.


The sources and prevention of mental ill-health in university students.


Susceptibility to coronary heart disease.


Acute carbon tetrachloride poisoning. Transaminase and biopsy studies.


Intranculear inclusions in tissue cultures infected with rat virus.


Juvenile stages of Fasciola hepatica in the liver of the mouse.


Light and electron microscope study of cell walls of brown and red algae. A survey of the structure of the cell walls of green, brown, and red algae, as seen under light and electron microscopes is in progress. In this report a comparison of the cell wall structure of a brown alga, Dictyota flabellata, and a red alga, Helminthocladia californica, is presented. In Dictyota, typicalofthe brown algae, the microfibrillar pattern in the apical cells and in the adjacent cells of the thallus tip is reticulate. In mature cells the microfibrils are dominantly parallel in orientation. Pits, fields ofclosely set pores, are distinctive. The microfibrils in the pit areas are masked by nonfibrillar material. Helminthocladia, with a cell wall characteristic of the red algae, differs from Dictyota in that the microfibrillar pattern is reticulate throughout the thallus. In the pit areas the microfibrils are not masked by amorphous material.


Anoxia and survival after birth.

Anoxia and survival after birth.


Changes in the circulation at birth.

Changes in the circulation at birth.


The management of frontal sinusitis and its complications.


Laundry controls.

Laundry controls.


The use of finishing agents.

The use of finishing agents.


Water-its effects on quality, hardness and other impurities.


Steroid sapogenis. III. Distrbution of steroid sapogenins in the sisal plant.


A drip epidural indicator.

A drip epidural indicator.


Intra-partum asphyxia.

Intra-partum asphyxia.


Serum isocitric dehydrogenase in normal and abnormal pregnancy.


Changes in glucose-6-phosphatase activity in liver and kidney at birth.


The genetic load in the second chromosomes of some populations of Drosophila melanogaster in Egypt.


Historical notes on ascites.

Historical notes on ascites.


Fat absorption.

Fat absorption.


Faecal P.V.P. excretion in hypoalbuminaemia and gastroinestinal disease.


Hypoproteinaemia in gastrointestinal disease.


A family outbreak of adenovirus 8 infection (epidemic keratoconjunctivitis).


Trachoma viruses isolated in the United States. 4. Infectivity and immunogenicity for monkeys.


The perfect states of Keratinomyces ajelloi Vanbreuseghem, Trichophyton terrestre Durie & Frey and Microsporum nanum Fuentes.


On the inactivation of ascorbic acid oxidase.


The biological significance of chelation. The copper protein, ascorbic acid oxidase.


Diastematomyelia and acquired clubfoot deformity.


Pyridoxine-responsive hypochromic anemia. A report of two case.


The significance of Howell-Jolly bodies and giant metamyelocytes in marrow smears. Howell-Jolly bodies in erythroid precursors can be found in the marrow in a variety of diseases. More than 1% in the later erythroblasts is rarely found except in vitamin B(12) or folic acid deficiency states.Giant metamyelocytes are probably always the result of vitamin B(12) or folic acid deficiency. A distinction is drawn between the deficiency of, and therapeutic need for, vitamin B(12) and folic acid.


The distributio of six enzyme systems and of lipid in the human and rat adrenal cortex before and after administration of steroid and ACTH, with comments on the distribution in human foetuses and in some natural disease conditions.


The training of pupil nurses.

The training of pupil nurses.


The determination of magnesium in biological materials by atomic absorption spectrophotometry.


Ernest W. GOODPASTURE, M.D., 1886-1960.

Ernest W. GOODPASTURE, M.D., 1886-1960.


Ernest William GOODPASTURE.

Ernest William GOODPASTURE.


A clinicopathological study of benign Hodgkin's disease. A series of 44 cases of benign Hodgkin's disease is reported. The condition occurs most commonly between the ages of 15 and 35 years and affects men more often than women. The presenting symptom is painless lymphadenopathy, frequently in the neck, and often confined to a single group of nodes. The histological features are the presence of Sternberg-Reed cells in a back-ground of mature lymphocytes intermingled with a small number of reticulum cells. Mitotic figures are usually present only in the Sternberg-Reed cells. The prognosis is good; 93% of cases survive five years and 85% 10 years. About one-quarter of the cases show transition to classical Hodgkin's disease after a period of five or more years and die with widely disseminated Hodgkin's disease. Biopsy-excision followed by radiotherapy is the treatment of choice.


Biological study of fifty-six-day protein-free diet in dogs.


The amino acid composition of the A and B forms of beta-lactoglobulin.


Nicotine and its botanical sources.

Nicotine and its botanical sources.


The distribution of free mesoinositol in mammalian tissues, including some observations on the lactating rat.


The phospholipids of the erythrocyte 'ghosts' of various species.


A personal experience of foreceps deliveries. The value of balanced counter-pressure.


Design for rehabilitation in Australia.

Design for rehabilitation in Australia.


Further observations on the storage of cholesterol and cholesteryl esters in lymph-glands in the rat.


The effect of corn oil and of coconut oil on the esterification and removal of cholesterol by reticuloendothelial cells.


The cancer detection examination.

The cancer detection examination.


Localization of radioiodinated antibodies in rats bearing tumors induced by N-2-fluorenylacetamide.


Triadic labeling with I-103, I-131, and I-13 for controlled determinations of tumor-localizing antibodies.


Angina pectoris. A clinical note in the use of Myordil (Win 5494).


Animal cancer, the primary tool.

Animal cancer, the primary tool.


Twenty years' experience with labyrinth surgery for Meniere's disease.


The two heads of flexor pollicis brevis.


Variation in phytopathogenic fungi.

Variation in phytopathogenic fungi.


Physiologic jaundice - 1961.

Physiologic jaundice - 1961.


Exophthalmos-inhibiting factor in normal human serum.


Potentiating influence of apnea, hypoxia, and hypercapnia on bile-induced hemorrhagic pancreatic necrosis.


A controversial fruit of a voyage to Java.


An experimental study of a veno-venous anastomosis between the renal vein and the portal vein in dogs.


The surgical treatment of ischaemic heart disease.


Objectives of orgnized medicine.

Objectives of orgnized medicine.


The dispersal of fluid in connective tissue and its micro-anatomical implications.


Chronic meningococcemia in infancy.

Chronic meningococcemia in infancy.


Fallot's tetralogy with macrostoma quadrilobular tragus and hypertrophy of the conjuctiva.


Osteogenesis imperfecta tarda. (A report of an afflicated family).


Glaucoma with Krukenberg's spindles.

Glaucoma with Krukenberg's spindles.


External dacryocystorhinostomy; clinical review of 56 cases.


The expiratory spirogram.

The expiratory spirogram.


Passage of thiopental and barbital into ocular and cerebrospinal fluids of dog.


Metabolism of sulfinpyrazone (Anturane) and other thio analogues of phenylbutazone in man.


Value of the specilist's report.

Value of the specilist's report.


Ascorbic acid and blood coagulation.

Ascorbic acid and blood coagulation.


Government problems in dealing with additives and residues in food.


Serum lipids in preeclampsia-eclampsia.

Serum lipids in preeclampsia-eclampsia.


Fluid and electrolyte regulation in pregnancy.


Blood-vessel surgery.

Blood-vessel surgery.


Surgical treatment of angina pectoris.

Surgical treatment of angina pectoris.


Shock problems in vascular surgery.

Shock problems in vascular surgery.


Therapeutic applications of enzymes.

Therapeutic applications of enzymes.


Genetic hazards of radiation to man. I.

Genetic hazards of radiation to man. I.


Genetic hazards of radiation to man. II.


Hormonal regulation of glucose production and utilization. Studies with radioactive glucose.


An aid to vaginal surgery.

An aid to vaginal surgery.


The multiplication of foot-and-mouth disease virus in trypsinized calf kidney and tongue cells and its use as immunizing and complement-fixing antigens.


Principles of ultraviolet light and some of its applications in photography.


A method of heated stylus recording for kymographs.


Amebicidal drugs. I. Chlorophenoxamide an amebicide for chemotherapy and chemoprophylaxis.


Psychiatry in Italy to-day.

Psychiatry in Italy to-day.


Contents in rat tissue of thiamine and its phosphates during dietary thiamine deficiency.


Segregation of antigens from human leukemic and tumoral cells by fluorocarbon extraction. 1. Detection by a gel diffusion method.


Pulmonary embolism in surgical patients.


Mesotheliosarcoma of the pericardium.

Mesotheliosarcoma of the pericardium.


The dissociation of phenotypic and inheritable effects of euflavin in yeast.


Mucormycosis of the colon.

Mucormycosis of the colon.


Studies of general pathology. A survey of the principal research carried out over the last four years in the Turin Institute of General Pathology.


The effects of deuterium oxide on certain microorganisms.


The so-called perinuclear halo.

The so-called perinuclear halo.


[Ichthyosis, a familial disease].

[Ichthyosis, a familial disease].


Demonstration of yellow fever virus in human cell culture by immunofluorescence.


Nonspherocytic congenital hemolytic anemia.


Enforced delay at delivery and its relationship to brain damage and mental deficiency.


Role of the pentose phosphate pathway in Pasteurella multocida.


Gastric carcinoma following gastro-enterostomy and partial gastrectomy.


The use of psychic energizers in general practice.


The carotid body of a half term finwhale (Balaenoptera physalus [L.]).


The sinusoids of the carotid body tissue as part of the reticuloendothelial system.


Axillary block of the brachial plexus.

Axillary block of the brachial plexus.


Surgical treatment of diverticulitis of the colon.


Different permeability of cuticular sheath in normal and guard keratin fibres.


A qualitative and quantitative study of the ventricles and great vessels of normal children.


The peripheral dilator action of reserpine in man.


The local metabolic action of adrenaline on skeletal muscle in man.


Structure and arrangement of the "macula densa" in the human kidney.


Prostatic percutaneous biopsy.

Prostatic percutaneous biopsy.


Carcinoma of the prostate and perineural lymphatic invasion.


Genitourinary and intestinal duplication.


Conservative treatment for cancer of the prostate.


Percutaneous needle puncture in the management of polycystic renal disease.


Plastic evacuator.

Plastic evacuator.


A modification of exchange transfusion technique using a five-way stopcock.


Joseph Bolivar DE LEE.

Joseph Bolivar DE LEE.


A psychiatric view of the "functional" symptom.


Threatened homicide--a medical emergency.


Observations on the control of Haematopinus suis and Ascaris lumbricoides of swine with certain organic phosphorus compounds.


Intermittent ultrasonic disruption and localisation of enzymes in acetic acid bacteria.


The formation of sulphite during the oxidation of thiosulphate by Thiobacillus novellus.


Studies on the metabolism of Acetobacter peroxydans. III. Some properties and localisation of peroxidases.


'Oxidisomes' in bacterial anatomy.

'Oxidisomes' in bacterial anatomy.


Comparative carbohydrate metabolism and a proposal for a phylogenetic relationship of the acetic acid bacteria.


Comparative carbohydrate metabolism and localization of enzymes in Pseudomonas and related microorganisms.


The action of chlorothiazide in the perfused cat kidney.


Head banging in early childhood. A study of incidence.


Electron microscopy of the cerebral cortex. I. The ultrastructure and histochemistry of synaptic junctions.


Electron microscopy of the olfactory and gustatory pathways.


Prolapse of the mucosa at the esophagogastric junction.


An interferon appearing in cell cultures infected with measles virus.


Spontaneous transulfuration of sulfinates by organic persulfides.


Electron microscopy of tissue of the mammary glands and tumors in old mice with special reference to mitochondrial size.


Thiosulfate production during transamination of alaninethiosulfonic acid.


Sulfur exchange between thiotaurine and hypotaurine.


Production of S-sulfo-cysteine and S-sulfo-cysteamine from cystine and cystamine, coupled to enzymic transamination and deamination of cysteinesulfinic acid.


A method of selecting for auxotrophic mutants of HeLa cells. 1. Aminopterin prevents the multiplication of HeLa cells in Eagle's medium. The joint addition of adenine and thymidine removes the inhibition. 2. The aminopterin-induced thymine deficiency specifically results in a cessation of cell division and a doubling in the average protein content of the cells. Continued starvation for thymine results in the inability of cells to proliferate after aminopterin is removed. After 6 days only 10(-6) to 10(-5) of the original population proliferates. 3. The omission of a single essential amino acid, such as arginine or glutamine, from the medium during deprivation of thymine prevents a net increase in protein and results in about a 10(5)-fold greater cell survival after 6 days, when aminopterin is removed and the missing amino acid is supplied. 4. Glutamine-requiring, auxotrophic mutants of HeLa exhibit a high survival after exposure to aminopterin in a glutamine-free medium. Glutamine-independent HeLa cells show a much lower survival in the same medium. Low frequencies of the auxotrophs can be specifically and efficiently selected for in artificial mixtures of the two cell types by treatment with the glutamine-free medium containing aminopterin.


The thromboelastogram in acute myocardial infarction not treated with anticoagulants.


Nervous and biochemical disturbances following hexachlorobenzene intoxication.


The human element in traffic accidents. Review, evaluation and control.


Isolation and characterisation of a tryptic core from the insoluble tropomyosin of Pinna nobilis.


The role of immunization in communicable disease control. Compulsory or voluntary vaccination.


British psychology 1945-1957.

British psychology 1945-1957.


Extra-adrenal influence of corticotropin (ACTH) on cortisol metabolism.


The disappearance rate of plasma corticoids in patients with suppressed adrenocortical production.


Availability of amino acids in maize.

Availability of amino acids in maize.


Mental effects of ligation and other sterilisation operations.


Polypolidy and radiosensitive behaviour of human malignant cells in vivo.


Preliminary observations on Stuart factor in occupational conditions.


An ultramicro method for the determination of urea nitrogen in blood serum.


Successful superior mesenteric artery embolectomy.


Decortication for empyema and hemothorax.


Bronchogenic metastatic carcinoma of the choroid.


A history of Philippine ophthalmology.

A history of Philippine ophthalmology.


Nucleolar localization of succinic dehydrogenase in normal rat hepatic cells.


Quantitative assessment of alkaline phosphatase activity in growth and differentiation patterns of normal and malignant cells.


The making of a specialty surgeon (with particular reference to an ophthalmic surgeon).


Nutrition services in state departments of health. Retrospect and prospect.


Physicochemical and biological potency relations for isomerized vitamin A palmitate.


Plurivesicular secretory processes and nerve endings in the pineal gland of the rat. The pineal body of white normal rats, 1.5 to 3 months old, was studied under the electron microscope. A single type of parenchymal cell-the pinealocyte-is recognized as the main component of the tissue, and some of the structural characteristics of the nucleus and cytoplasm are described. The main morphological characteristic of the pinealocytes is represented by club-shaped perivascular expansions connected to the cell by thin pedicles. They are found lying in a large, clear space surrounding the blood capillaries. The name plurivesicular secretory processes is proposed, to emphasize the main structural feature and the probable function of these cellular expansions. A tubulofibrillar component is mainly found in the pedicle, and within the expansion there are numerous small mitochondria and densily packed vesicles of about 425 A. Two types of vesicles, one with a homogeneous content and another with a very dense osmium deposit, are described. Between the two types there are intermediary forms. In these processes, mitochondria show profound changes which may lead to complete vacuolization. The significance of this plurivesicular secretory component is discussed in the light of recent work on the biogenic amines of the pineal body and preliminary experiments showing the release of the vesicles containing dense granules after treatment with reserpine. These vesicles are interpreted as the site of storage of some of the biogenic amines. Bundles of unmyelinated nerve fibers and endings on large blood vessels which also contain a plurivesicular content are described and tentatively interpreted as adrenergic nerve terminals.


On the isolation of nerve endings and synaptic vesicles.


Histophysiological aspects of signal transmission in the nervous system. The role of synaptic vesicles.


Submicroscopic analysis of the secretory process in the adrenal medulla.


Ophthalmic pharmacology and toxicology.

Ophthalmic pharmacology and toxicology.


On the formulation of the interpretation.


In vitro production of corticosteroids by chicken adrenals.


Chromatographic separation of the phenolic compounds of Cannabis sativa.


The metabolism of dl-adrenaline-2-C14 in the cat. II. Tissue metabolism.


Tissular metabolism of dl-adrenaline-2-C14 in the cat.


Metabolism of adrenaline after blockade of monoamine oxidase and catechol-O-methyltransferase. Experiments in cats infused with 5 micromole of dl-adrenaline-2-C(14) showed that blockade of either monoamine oxidase or catechol-O-methyltransferase is largely compensated for by the activity of the intact enzyme system; combined blockade of both enzyme systems results in the formation of a new adrenaline catabolite and in the increased production of acidic, mainly conjugated, catabolites, the identity of which remains to be established.


Electroshock and tissue catecholamine content in reserpinized rabbits.


Guanethidine and cardiovascular effects of electroshock.


Blood cholesterol levels after medullo-adrenalectomy in dogs.


Urine output and excretion of catecholamines after bilateral total adrenalectomy in man.


Physiopharmacological and clinical aspects of adrenaline and noradrenaline.


Activation of hurain by bivalent iron.

Activation of hurain by bivalent iron.


Glucuronidase and lipids in wallerian degeneration.


Tinea capitis with report of a case of kerion celsi.


Effect of tetracycline antibiotics on the proteolysis of fish muscle.


Preparation of carrier-free Cr51.

Preparation of carrier-free Cr51.


The predilection for single orderings.

The predilection for single orderings.


Intermittent claudication.

Intermittent claudication.


The scrub nurse-a vanishing species.

The scrub nurse-a vanishing species.


Hyperparathyroidism and renal lithiasis.


The effect of enucleation on restoration of the interphase rate of P-32 uptake after cell division in Stentor coeruleus.


Pluriprofessional consultations in a medical office.


Kwashiorkor. (General review).

Kwashiorkor. (General review).


What comfort, advice and hope can a doctor give to mothers of mentally retarded children?


Clinical and laboratory findings in a group of children treated with iron dextran (imferon).


Severe infections in children due to rare gram-negative bacilli (Mima polymorpha and Bacillus anitratum).


The A and IB and lengths in stretched or contracted horseshoe crab skeletal muscle.


The ultrastructure of striated muscle from Limulus polyphemus.


Pneumoconiosis--a review. I. The biological significance of dusts.


Some reactions of cardiac patients to visitors.


Endemic goiter in the Uele region (Republic of Congo). I. General aspects and functional studies.


Periodic disease.

Periodic disease.


Precipitating antifibrinogen antibody appearing after fibrinogen infusions in a patient with congenital afibrinogenemia.


Care of the infant with an esophageal anomaly.


Androgen therapy in gynecology.

Androgen therapy in gynecology.


Some immunochemical properties of penicillenic acid. An antigenic determinant derived from penicillin. Under mild conditions, benzylpenicillin in aqueous solution rearranges to benzylpenicillenic acid, which reacts, under suitable conditions, to form stable disulfides and mercaptides. Through reaction with native proteins or especially with proteins that are enriched in SH groups ("thiolated"), penicillenic acid forms, ma mixed disulfide linkages, stable highly substituted conjugates. These conjugates are potent antigens, inducing the formation of substantial amounts of antibodies specific for the penicillenic acid structure. The implications of these findings for penicillin hypersensitivity in man are discussed.


Current status of plastic procedures on the venous system.


The results of the first year of a malaria eradication pilot project in Northern Kigezi (Uganda).


The toxicity of lignocaine 2 per cent. A case report.


Halothane anaesthesia for insertion of the Spitz-Holter valve.


Study of attitudes and opinions of state boards of medical examiners regarding income tax evasion and other felonies.


Fluorescent antibody methods for Neisseria gonorrhoea identification. The application of fluorescent antibody procedures to the identification of Neisseria gonorrhoeae-described in this paper-promises to be of very considerable value in the epidemiology of gonorrhoea. Although there is much still to be finally determined, particularly in relation to the exact nature of the antigenic reaction involved in these procedures, it appears that anti-N. gonorrhoeae conjugates may now be prepared and used for the identification of N. gonorrhoeae in 16-20 hours, as opposed to as long as 10 days with conventional cultural techniques. The "delayed fluorescent antibody method" is of especial value for the detection of gonorrhoea in females.


Malic enzyme induction by lactic acid bacteria. I. A method for the study of nutritional interactions.


Administrative phases of a rheumatic fever prophylaxis program on a state-wide basis.


Potency testing of low egg passage modified live-virus rabies vaccines.


Routine testing for porphyria variegata.


The Turkish epidemic of porphyria.

The Turkish epidemic of porphyria.


The effect of increased muscle blood flow on exercise hyperaemia in the human forearm.


Aging and the decline of instrumentality.


Congenital choledochal cyst.

Congenital choledochal cyst.


The story of the Calabar hospitals.

The story of the Calabar hospitals.


Postoperative morbidity from cesarean section.


Nitrogenous constituents of urine in kwashiorkor.


The use of plant proteins in the diets of young children.


Shaft fractures of the forearm.

Shaft fractures of the forearm.


Human heart rate responses during experimentally induced anxiety.


Primary carcinoma of the vagina. Report of a case with the surgical mode of therapy.


A comparative study of cytoplasmic basophilia and the population density of ribosomes in the secretory cells of mouse seminal vesicle.


The diagnosis and treatment or protein-calorie malnutrition.


The reactions of a nonpatient to a stay on a mental hospital ward.


Intellectual stimulation for chronic schizophrenics.


Endocrine activity of the early placenta of the guinea-pig.


Foetal endocrinology.

Foetal endocrinology.


Giant cell carcinoma of the lung. Report of a case.


Hospitalized patients with Staphylococcus aureus in the intestine.


Immunological studies of anthrax. I. An index to determine quantitative immunization.


The electric frypan as a dryheat sterilizer.


An amine oxidase inhibitor as adjuvant therapy in clinical psychiatry.


Pneumothorax in infants and children.

Pneumothorax in infants and children.


Pyloric stenosis in an infant, due to aberrant pancreas and hypertrophic pyloric musculature.


Factors influencing the prevention and treatment of thrombosis.


Hemiplegia and rehabilitation.

Hemiplegia and rehabilitation.


Control circulatory values of morphine-pentobarbitalized dogs.


Reflex release of an oxytocic hormone by stimulation of genital organs in male and female sheep studied by a cross-circulation technique.


A probe into the disease of the heart.

A probe into the disease of the heart.


Uterine perforation as a complication of dilatation and curettage and its management.


Mediums of medical communication.

Mediums of medical communication.


Surgical treatment of patients with cerebral arterial insufficiency associated with extracranial arterial occlusive lesions.


Coarctation of the aorta. A clinicopathologic study.


Primary childhood tuberculosis. The importance of chemoprophylaxis.


Interaction of proteins and nucleotides in buffered aqueous solutions.


A new micromanipulator for neurophysiological microelectrode studies.


Hospital--vs.--home in care of childhood illness.


Renal arterial insufficiency causing hypertension.


Roentgen manifestations idiopathic myocardial hypertrophy.


Comparative effects of liver and tumour ribonucleic acids on the normal liver and the Novikoff hepatoma cells of the rat.


The role of the artificial kidney in correcting serum electrolyte abnormalities in renal failure. Report of four representative cases.


Activity of rat-liver enzymes in the transfer of s-RNA-bound amino acids to protein by ribonucleoprotein particles.


Inductive effects of 3-methyl-cholanthrene on enzyme activities and amino acid incorporation capacity of rat liver microsomes.


A simple paper chromatographic method for determination of amino-acid activation profiles in tissue preparations.


Survival in invasive carcinoma of the cervix five to ten years after radiation therapy.


Agricultural chemicals.

Agricultural chemicals.


A case of lupus vulgaris in an African woman.


Abdominal delivery today.

Abdominal delivery today.


Late diabetic manifestations in "pancreatogenic" diabetes mellitus.


Gynecologic endocrinology.

Gynecologic endocrinology.


Obstetrics and gynecology in Chicago.

Obstetrics and gynecology in Chicago.


Phase control of activity in a rodent.

Phase control of activity in a rodent.


Tolerance to tremorine.

Tolerance to tremorine.


Further studies on the metabolic background of tranquilizing drug action.


Studies on pituitary adrenocorticotrophin. 3. Identification of the oxidation-reduction centre.


Staphlococcic pneumonia with emphasis on the roentgenologic appearance.


Scanning apparatus for the quantitative estimation of deoxyribonucleic acid content.


The effects of radiation on the normal lung.


Nursing home is at hospital's doorstep.

Nursing home is at hospital's doorstep.


Hydrolysis of synthetic phosphatides by Clostridium welchii phosphatidase.


Health survey of the Karimunjawa island archipelago in the Java sea.


Evaluation of treatment methods for cancer of the distal sigmoid and rectum.


Should hysterectomy replace routine tubal sterilization?


Asthma in infancy and childhood.

Asthma in infancy and childhood.


Asthma in infants and young children.

Asthma in infants and young children.


Infection and the allergic child.

Infection and the allergic child.


The synthesis of creatine by the brain of the intact rat.


Cerebral blood flow in the regulation of respiration. (Studies in the regulation of respiration. I.


Induction of tumours by polyoma in adult hamsters.


Chemical investigations of the giant nerve fibers of the squid. IV. Acid-base balance in axoplasm.


Chemical investigations of the giant nerve fibers of the squid. III. Identification and quantitative estimation of free organic ninhydrin-negative constituents.


Chemical investigations of the giant nerve fibers of the squid. V. Quaternary ammonium ions in axoplasm.


The dialyzable free organic constituents of squid blood; a comparison with nerve axoplasm.


Condensation of Symposium on mouth-to-mouth resuscitation (expired-air inflation).


Pharmacology and toxicology of trichloroethylene. A critical review of the literature.


The "specific" analgesic effect of trichlorethylene upon the trigeminal nerve.


The problem of drug dosage.

The problem of drug dosage.


The progressive development of a technic for the surgical treatment of ozena.


Neuropathic joints in diabetes.

Neuropathic joints in diabetes.


Cranio-facial dysplasia induced by oxygen-deficiency in rabbits.


Open letter to Dr. L. WITTELSHOEFER by Prof. Th. Billroth.


Role of anaerobic streptococci in oral surgery.


Long-delayed metastasis in mammary carcinoma.


Brief cyclic variations in some sexual functions of the male rabbit.


Unusual histological appearances in Duhring-Brocq's disease.


Treatment of favus with griseofulvin.

Treatment of favus with griseofulvin.


Studies on the biosynthesis of iodotvrosines.


A note on inorganic oxidation products of I-131 formed in biological systems.


The physician and the United States Pharmacopeia.


Adenocarcinoma of the paraurethral glands. Report of a case.


Differentiation of the atrioventricular conducting system of the heart.


The phosphomonoesterase activity of Basidiomycetes Agaricus campestris.


Nonoperative treatment of the fractured tibia by immediate weight bearing.


Growth characteristics of hemadsorption virus type 1 (myxovirus parainfluenza 3) in tissue culture.


Microbiology of meat curing. III. Some microbiological and related technological aspects in the manufacture of fermented sausages.


Microbiology of meat curing. IV. A lyophilized Pediococcus cerevisiae starter culture for fermented sausage.


Microwave radiation of 10 mw/cm and factors that influence biological effects at various power densities.


The metabolism of serum proteins in neonatal rabbits. 1. Incorporation of S(35)-labeled amino acids into serum proteins has been studied in neonatal and developing rabbits. It was found that, per unit weight, neonatal rabbits synthesized only about 1/36 of the gamma globulin, 1/7 of the beta globulin, (1/2) of the alpha globulin, and (1/8) of the albumin that an adult synthesized. The growing rabbit developed the ability to synthesize various serum proteins at different times. 2. Plasma volumes and serum protein concentrations were determined at different times during the growth period of the rabbit. Plasma volumes were found to be 1 and (1/2) times larger in newborn animals than in adults, with a gradual decline to the adult level. The total serum protein concentration at birth was about 60 to 65 per cent of the adult value and gradually increased with growth as the plasma volume decreased. 3. Half-lives of homologous albumin and gamma globulin were studied. The half-life of albumin in neonates was nearly twice as long as the half-life in adults, the latter value being reached at 1 month of age. The half-life of gamma globulin in neonates was more than twice as long as the half-life in adults and reached adult values at 2 to 3 months. 4. Attempts were made to alter serum protein metabolism. Gamma globulin synthesis early in life was augmented with antigen injections.


Cherubism.

Cherubism.


Scale-up of heat sterilization operations.


Rheological properties of fermentation broths.


Fermentation kinetics and model processes.


Procrastination and pioneering.

Procrastination and pioneering.


Headaches of vascular origin.

Headaches of vascular origin.


Preparation of the clinical report.

Preparation of the clinical report.


Allergy and neurosis in asthma.

Allergy and neurosis in asthma.


Compression of the tracheobronchial tree by the action of the voluntary respiratory musculature in normal individuals and in patients with asthma and emphysema.


Paper chromatography and paper electro-rheophoresis of tuberculoproteins.


Combined use of antibiotics and corticosteroids.


A contribution to the therapy of acute intestinal occlusion.


A comparison of morphine and (-) -3-hydroxy-N-phenacylmorphinan methanesulfonate (NIH7525) in patients with postoperative pain.


The electrical activity of the amphibian lymph heart.


Oxygen regeneration systems for manned space applications.


The first description of arteriovenous anastomosis.


Relations between active transport and metabolism in rat diaphragm in vitro.


Teaching in general practice.

Teaching in general practice.


Rehabilitation of the homebound in a semirural area. A two-year experience with 120 patients.


Megaloblastic anaemia in congenital spherocytosis.


Vitamin B-12 metabolism in polycythemia vera.


Congenital arteriovenous fistulas of the extremities.


Carcinoma of the colon with ossification.


The nurse's role in eye care in industry.


The role of physiotherapy in the total care of the aged.


Conceptual changes in the challenge of cancer therapy.


The place of hormonal alterations in the treatment of mammary carcinoma.


A review of some important problems concerning lung cancer. I. Considerations of epidemiology, etiology and pathogenesis.


[How is the petrous bone of mammals formed?].


Pulmonary embolism.

Pulmonary embolism.


Foot-and-mouth disease virus. Its behavior in cattle after serial passages in chicken embrvos and chicks.


Photoreactions in Phycomyces. Responses to the stimulation of narrow test areas with ultraviolet light. Equipment has been developed for ultraviolet illumination of sharply bounded test areas of the growing zone of sporangiophores of Phycomyces. The growing zone is opaque for this light and the tropic responses are negative. Periodic short narrow stimuli on alternating sides produce periodic tropic responses when applied at x > 0.5 mm, but none for x < 0.5 mm, where x is the distance below the sporangium. Sustained tropic stimuli, applied at constant x, produce tropic responses for any x > 0.1 mm. The lag between stimulus and response is 3.3 min. for any x > 0.5 mm. For smaller x the lag increases progressively. In all cases the tropic bend occurs at values of x > 0.5 mm. Sustained tropic stimuli, applied at constant height relative to ground, produce relatively sharp tropic bends. The center of the bend is at all times close to the simultaneous position of the stimulated area. The boundaries of a light-adapted zone move less than 0.1 mm in 10 min. relative to the sporangium. It is concluded that the receiving and adapting structures do not move relative to the sporangium, and that the responding system does not move relative to ground. The two systems move relative to each other with the speed of growth. The responding system does not extend above x = 0.5 mm.


Replacement of the bladder with an isolated segment of sigmoid; achievement of physiological urination in patients with carcinoma of the bladder.


The mechanical properties of the semitendinosus muscle at lengths greater than its length in the body.


[General ideas on the pharmacodynamics of tranquilizing agents].


Eating patterns among migrant families.

Eating patterns among migrant families.


Psychomimetic agent may be useful antidepressant.


New antifungal antibiotic effective in mycotic infections.


Phytobezoars (diospyrobezoars). A clinicopathologic correlation and review of six cases.


The ability of irradiated bacteriophage T2 to initiate the synthesis of deoxycytidylate hydroxymethylase in Escherichia coli.


Thyrocardiac disease and its management with radioactive iodine I-131.


Communication and understanding.

Communication and understanding.


The heart in myopathies.

The heart in myopathies.


Thromboelastographic findings in haemorrhagic diseases in infancy.


Histopathology of tumors induced in mice treated with polyoxyethylene sorbitan monostearate.


Role of polyoxyethylene sorbitan monostearate in skin carcinogenesis in mice.


Induction with carbon tetrachloride of liver-cell carcinomas in hamsters.


Induction of intestinal, mammary, and ovarian tumors in hamsters with oral administration of 20-methylcholanthrene.


The concept of "borrowing-lending" in the interpretation of the late gestosis syndrome.


Effect of food on absorption of radioactive vitamin B12.


Avoiding the dumping syndrome.

Avoiding the dumping syndrome.


Hypogonadotrophic hypogonadism simulating Turner's syndrome.


Production of leukemia in mice with cell-free filtrates from human leukemias.


Peripheral thrombophlebitis. A review of 100 cases.


Use of agar diffusion and fluorescent antibody.


An adjustable lower-extremity brace.

An adjustable lower-extremity brace.


Myocardial infarction with normal Master's test; case report.


A clinical evaluation of Tridecamine.

A clinical evaluation of Tridecamine.


The effect of human serum and serum globulins on passive transfer tests for skin-sensitizing antibodies.


Immunologic studies of ragweed-sensitive patients treated by a single repository antigen injection.


Serum bilirubin studies in newborn Negro infants.


Streptovitacin A in children with cancer.


Listeria meningitis in the newborn. Report of two cases and a review of the literature.


Pilot study of 6-azauridine in children with advanced solidneoplasms.


The effect of chronic mechanical obstruction on ureteral peristalsis.


A micromethod for the determination of hydrogen sulfide.


Catalase of Pedicoccus cerevisiae.

Catalase of Pedicoccus cerevisiae.


Growth of medicinal plants in culture. I. A controlled cabinet for maintaining plant cultures.


Influence of various concentrations of nutrients on grwoth and alkaloid synthesis in Datura Stramontum.


Nutritional studies on Lactobacillus heterohiochi.


Hemodynamic studies in transfusion reactions.


Management of childhood nephrosis.

Management of childhood nephrosis.


Management of pyelonephritis in childhood.


Fat deficiency and the calorigenic action of L-thyroxine.


Indications for right heart catheterization.


Evaluation of renal function with radio-renogram.


Hemagglutination by measles virus.

Hemagglutination by measles virus.


The nature of the gene.

The nature of the gene.


Lymphangiosarcoma in the postmastectomy lymphedematous arm. A case report of a 10-year survivor treated by interscapulothoracic amputation and excision of local recurrence.


Experimental lung resection during vascular and bronchial occlusion.


The functional balance between the diffuse thalamus and the nucleus caudatus. Activating and inhibitory influences at the cortical level.


The role of the spleen in prevention of nitrogen mustard toxicity.


Diabetic retinopathy and retinal microaneurysms.


Some data on the effect of ionizing radiation on the nuclein substances of the animal organism (on the basis of recent results obtained by Soviet research workers).


Urological aspects of hypertension.

Urological aspects of hypertension.


Carcinogenesis of bladder tumors.

Carcinogenesis of bladder tumors.


Toxic reaction to phenindione.

Toxic reaction to phenindione.


Rhinoplasty.

Rhinoplasty.


Histaminuria in urticaria pigmentosa. A clinical study and review of recent literature with definition of the mastocytosis syndrome.


Histidine metabolism in urticaria pigmentosa.


The surgical treatment of granulating wounds following deep burns, using thick-split skin grafts.


Properties and analysis of dextromoramide and its dosage forms.


Properties and analysis of haloperidol and its dosage forms.


The histologic distribution of renin in the kidneys of the rat and rabbit.


Response of granular juxtaglomerular cells and tissue mast cells in various experimental states.


Industrial visual screening. Advantages and disadvantages of various instruments. The ideal test for visual screening is one which is easily performed by a technician with limited training, inexpensive and not time-consuming, easily understandable by all applicants, and one which will correspond generally with a more thorough examination by an ophthalmologist. The ideal screening technique should test accurately those functions needed for any particular occupation. The visual screeners now in great preponderance have certain advantages for ease and are generally acceptable for approximating the visual acuity. Visual screeners do not accurately test the astigmatic applicant, and they have not proven their value in testing depth perception and color vision. The use of the Harrington Flocks Screener is recommended for testing the visual field. The use of the Verhoeff Steropter for depth perception and the American Optical pseudoisochromatic plates for color testing is recommended when these tests are needed. The old Snellen test cards, or the projector chart for measuring distance vision, and the test cards for measuring near vision are often much more reliable than are the visual screeners.


Catalysis of an inorganic phosphate-H2-O-18 exchange by actomysin and myosin.


Experimental Coxsackie B-3 infection in the hibernating squirrel and bat.


Transplantation-sensitising factor in dog urine.


Tensile strength of bone along and across the grain.


Rates of penetration of fixing fluids.

Rates of penetration of fixing fluids.


Factors influencing bone density.

Factors influencing bone density.


Carboxylation of acetyl-coenzyme A by yeast particles.


Explosion hazard of intragastric anesthetic mixtures.


A study of the therapeutic community.

A study of the therapeutic community.


Study of butyrylperazine (Baver 1362).

Study of butyrylperazine (Baver 1362).


Studies on mescaline. XI. Biochemical findings during the mescaline-induced state with observations on the blocking action of different psychotropic drugs.


Bilateral idiopathic masseteric hypertrophy.


Demonstration of large blood proteins in cerebrospinal fluid.


Identification of separate proteins in cerebrospinal fluid with the aid of micro-immuno-electrophoresis.


The diagnostic value of lipoprotein determinations in cerebrospinal fluid.


Sex differences in total protein content of cerebrospinal fluid.


A method for the automatic estimation of grain densities in microautoradiography.


Prolonged alcohol consumption in the rat. 1. Acquisition and extinction of a bar-pressing response.


Enzyme repression as the control mechanism in the synthesis of induced beta-galactosidase.


Glucose repression and the induction of beta-galactosidase synthesis in Escherichia coli.


Uptake of tritium-labeled norepinephrine in brain and other tissues of cat in vitro. Slices of cat cerebral cortex, heart, and spleen that have been incubated in media containing approximately 5 to 25 mmicrog of dl-norepinephrine-7H(8) per milliliter contain levels of isotopic amine greater than those in the medium. The effects of norepinephrine concentration, reserpine, and ouabain on the uptake suggest that the amine enters cells both by diffusion and by a concentrating miechanism that is saturated at low levels of norepinephrine. The drugs inhibit the latter.


Effects of drugs on uptake of isotopic norepinephrine by cat tissues.


Therapeutic value of thioproperazine and the importance of the associated neurological disturbances.


Influence of heat treatment on the number of ectopic lymphoid foci in chickens.


Retroperitoneal exposure of the ureter in the dog.


Deviation of the upper jaw and nose in a foal.


Effects of growth hormone and corticosteroids on S35 fixation in cartilage.


Current use of gold therapy in rheumatoid arthritis.


Pre-employment roentgenography of the back.


Imipramine hydrochloride (Tofranil) in Parkinsonism. A preliminary report.


Comparison of the renal excretion of I-131-labelled hypaque and inulin.


Traumatic rupture of the normal spleen. Analysis of eighty-three cases.


A good sound.

A good sound.


Nursing-forever a challenge.

Nursing-forever a challenge.


Myasthenia gravis followed by systemic lupus erythematosus. A case report.


The zinc content of erythrocytes and leucocytes of blood from normal and leukaemic subjects.


An afferent system in the central tegmental fasciculus.


Somaesthetic pathways in the marsupial phalanger, Trichosurus vulpecula.


Partial bypass in treating the shock of myocardial infarction.


Functional studies with I-131-labelled hypaque in experimental hydronephrosis.


Disaster and its aftermath.

Disaster and its aftermath.


The use of pump oxygenator support in heart failure.


The practitioner and meningitis in childhood.


Further evidence concerning the effect of handwriting habits upon the location of drawings.


Various anginal syndromes.

Various anginal syndromes.


Tropic responses of Phycomyces sporangiophores to gravitational and centrifugal stimuli. A low-speed centrifuge was used to study the tropic responses of Phycomyces sporangiophores in darkness to the stimulus of combined gravitational and centrifugal forces. If this stimulus is constant the response is a relatively slow tropic reaction, which persists for up to 12 hours. The response is accelerated by increasing the magnitude of the gravitational-centrifugal force. A wholly different tropic response, the transient response, is elicited by an abrupt change in the gravitational-centrifugal stimulus. The transient response has a duration of only about 6 min. but is characterized by a high bending speed (about 5 degrees /min.). An analysis of the distribution of the transient response along the growing zone shows that the active phase of the response has a distribution similar to that of the light sensitivity for the light-growth and phototropic responses. Experiments in which sporangiophores are centrifuged in an inert dense fluid indicate that the sensory mechanism of the transient response is closely related to the physical deformation of the growing zone caused by the action of the gravitational-centrifugal force on the sporangiophore as a whole. However, the response to a steady gravitational-centrifugal force is most likely not connected with this deformation, but is probably triggered by the shifting of regions or particles of differing density relative to one another inside the cell.


Cleft lip and cleft palate.

Cleft lip and cleft palate.


Imperforate vagina in the newborn. Neonatal hydrocolpos.


Surgery in the newborn. 2. Vomiting in the newborn.


Surgery in the newborn. 4. Surgical aspects of infection.


A workshop for psychiatric nursing assistants.


Effects of tylosin and nisin on canned food spoilage bacteria.


The third stage of labour.

The third stage of labour.


Certain biological characteristics of adenovirus types 5, 6, 7 and 14.


Renal angiography in hypertensive disease.


Brain trauma and concussion.

Brain trauma and concussion.


Diseases of the basal ganglia. Their relation to disorders of movement.


On singleness of purpose.

On singleness of purpose.


Prepaid medical care and hospital utilization in a dual choice situation.


Levels of blood-coagulation factors during anticoagulant therapy with phenindione.


The specific assay of Prower-Stuart factor and factor VII.


The treatment of renal-glomerular osteodystrophy.


Calcium intake in patients with primary hyperparathyroidism.


Two children with the oculo-cerebrorenal syndrome of Lowe, Terrey and MacLachlan.


Death from hypothermia in steatorrhoea.

Death from hypothermia in steatorrhoea.


Psoriasiform dermatosis associated with bizarre metabolic abnormalities.


Studies in maple syrup urine disease.

Studies in maple syrup urine disease.


The nurse and Parkinson's disease.

The nurse and Parkinson's disease.


Some effects of mammalian thyroid stimulating hormone, elasmobranch pituitary gland extracts and temperature on thyroidal activity in newly hatched dogfish (Scyliorhinus caniculus).


Socioeconomic versus family membership status as sources of family attitude consensus.


The selective appetite for Na ions shown by Na ion-deficient sheep.


Isolation of Blastomyces dermatitidis from soil. Through the intravenous inoculation of soil suspensions in the tail vein of mice, Blastomyces dermatitidis was recovered from a Lexington, Kentucky, soil sample. The positive specimen was collected in a tobacco-stripping barn. The shed had sheltered a dog that died of blastomycosis 2 years before the sample was collected.


Vitamin K for the newborn?

Vitamin K for the newborn?


Clotting-time of cold-exposed and hibernating hamsters.


Utilization of acetate-1-C-14 by hepatic tissue from cold-exposed and hibernating hamsters.


A comparison of free adrenal cortical steroids in the blood of a hibernating and non-hibernating mammal.


The liver toxin in Myoporum laetum.

The liver toxin in Myoporum laetum.


Effect of Paspalum scrobiculatum extract on acutely disturbed schizophrenic patients. A prelimiinary report.


The status of the microscopic diagnosis in the epidemiology of smallpox.


Immunologic production of antiangiotensin. I. Preparation of angiotensin-protein complex antigen. Angiotensin II was coupled with bovine gamma-globulin (BGG) through the following series of reactions. See PDF for Structure By determinations of the aromatic amine and tyrosine contents of p-aminobenzoylangiotensin II, the number of p-aminobenzoyl residues introduced per molecule of angiotensin II was calculated. Absorption spectra (between 250 and 500 mmicro) of BGG complexes of p-aminobenzoylangiotensin II and six different para substituted aromatic amines were compared. Specific activities (dog units/millimicromole) of the different intermediate products were determined. Presence of a terminal, free amino group does not appear to be an absolute requirement for the biological activity of angiotensin II, since substitution of a p-aminobenzoyl radical in this group yields a product with 40 to 50 per cent of the activity of the parent compound. Angiotensin I, on the other hand, is completely inactivated under identical circumstances. Possible implication of this finding has been discussed.


Fractures of the upper end of the humerus.


Fluphenazine in the treatment of psychotic patients.


Immunologic production of antiangiotensin. II. Production and detection of antiangiotensin. The parenteral administration of benzoylangiotensin II-azo-BGG to rabbits produced an antiserum with antiangiotensin activity. Antiangiotensin inhibited the biological action of p-aminobenzoylangiotensin II, valine(5)-angiotensin II (free acid form), isoleucine(5)-angiotensin II and valine(5)-angiotensin II (amide form), but it was totally inert towards angiotensin 1. Antiangiotensin activity was distinguished from that of serum angiotensinase by the following observations: (a) an angiotensinase-free gamma-globulin fraction contained antiangiotensin, (b) angiotensinase inactivated angiotensin II (both the amide and free acid forms) and angiotensin I in contrast to the remarkable specificity for angiotensin II exhibited by antiangiotensin. Serological demonstration of antiangiotensin included: (a) a comparison of its precipitin reaction with the angiotensin BGG complex with the reaction with BGG alone, (b) the partial inhibition of the precipitin reaction with the angiotensin BGG complex by angiotensin II, (c) a precipitin reaction with a different angiotensin II protein complex (cat serum). Angiotensin II administered parenterally as the free polypeptide was not antigenic.


Surgical approaches to the region of the shoulder joint.


Long-term study of shoulder joints afflicted with and treated for calcific tendinitis.


Studies on human lactation. (Relation between the dietary intake of lactating women and the chemical composition of milk with regard to vitamin content).


The spatial vectorcardiogram in left bundle branch block and myocardial infarction, with autopsy studies.


The therapeutic action of tolbutamide in common acne and acne rosacea.


The electrocardiogram, vectorcardiogram, and ventricular gradient in the tetralogy of Fallot.


Rupture of the uterus during labour.

Rupture of the uterus during labour.


Current principles governing abdominal surgery of the aged.


Biochemical changes in exposure and acclimation to cold environments.


Body glucose as fuel for thermogenesis in the white rat exposed to cold.


Calorigenesis from various organ systems in the whole animal.


Glucose metabolism in warm- and cold-acclimated rats.


[2 cases of scleroderma treated by chelators].


Right heart catheterization.

Right heart catheterization.


Factors affecting aspartase activity.

Factors affecting aspartase activity. Depue, Robert H. (Hahnemann Medical College, Philadelphia), and Albert G. Moat. Factors affecting aspartase activity. J. Bacteriol. 82:383-386. 1961.-Cells of Escherichia coli grown in a glucose-mineral salts medium contain about one-fifth the amount of aspartase activity observed in cells grown in a yeast extract-peptone medium. The aspartase activity of the cells grown in glucose-salts medium would appear to be too low to provide a mechanism for synthesis of amino groups. Aspartase was purified approximately eightfold by ammonium sulfate precipitation and column chromatography of cell-free extracts. The purified preparation was specific for l-aspartic acid and contained no fumarase activity. A divalent metal ion requirement was demonstrated, this requirement being satisfied by cobaltous or manganous ions. The enzyme activity was found to be dependent upon free sulfhydryl groups. Biotin did not appear to be directly involved in the aspartase reaction since high concentrations of avidin did not alter the reaction rate. The Michaelis constant for aspartase with aspartic acid as substrate was determined to be 0.033 m.


Recessive congenital deafness in a North belgian province.


Short saphenous vein incompetency.

Short saphenous vein incompetency.


Current attitudes towards mental illness in physicians.


Further immunological studies in experimental staphylococcal mastitis.


Studies on bacteriemia. V. The effect of simultaneous leukopenia and reticuloendothelial blockade on the early blood stream clearance of staphylococci and Escherichia coli. Observations are presented on the course of experimental bacteriemia in rabbits modified by thorotrast reticuloendothelial "blockade" and mechlorethamine induced leukopenia, given singly and together. The production of severe granulocytopenia did not impair the clearance of staphylococci from the blood stream and did not enhance the impairment of clearance produced by thorotrast reticuloendothelial "blockade." Neither severe granulocytopenia nor thorotrast blockade alone produced consistent impairment in the removal of circulating E. coli from the blood stream, whereas when these conditions were present together, the early phases of clearance in these animals were virtually prevented. These results indicate that the host mechanisms operative in the control of bacteriemia differ for staphylococci and E. coli. It is suggested that the fate of bacteria within polymorphonuclear leukocytes may in part determine the importance of these cells in the removal of bacteria from the blood stream.


The assay of human plasminogen with casein as substrate.


Experimental data on neuro-endocrine regulation during physical exertion.


The clinical significance of a biological assessment of the depth of burns.


The management of a cute traumatic dislocations in adults.


Rehabilitation of patients with ileostomy.


Design for an oximeter using a silicon photovoltaic element. (Preliminary note).


The relation between the energy delivered to excitable tissue and the duration of the liminal stimulating pulse.


A radiographer's work in a large surgical clinic.


Are gallstones and gallbladder carcinoma related?


Studies with doubly labeled iron. I. Simultaneous liquid scintillation counting of isotopes Fe55 and Fe59 as ferrous perchlorate.


Studies with doubly labeled iron. II. Separation of iron from blood samples and preparation of ferrous perchlorate for liquid scintillation counting.


Report of the surgical correction of 48 ventricular septal defects with the aid of extracorporeal circulation with special regard to anatomy and function.


Murine typhus, mice, rats and fleas on the Darling Downs.


Close to the problems of disease.

Close to the problems of disease.


The seasonal distribution of hospital admissions for asthma in Brisbane.


The changing pattern of Q fever in Queensland.


The experimental approach to the problems of retrograde selective visualization of the abdominal arteries.


The association of aberrant renal arteries and systemic hypertension.


Problems involved in external cooling to cardiac cessation.


Maneuverability of the hand and the hemostat.


Congenital aortic stenosis; a study of 100 cases.


The brittle nail. Its treatment and prevention with gelatin.


Waste collection unit for a space vehicle MR 1092.


Metabolism of C14-isoniazid in humans.

Metabolism of C14-isoniazid in humans.


Modification of lethal effect of bacterial endotoxin by substances altering the metabolism of 5-hydroxytryptamine.


Heredo-familial carotid body tumours.

Heredo-familial carotid body tumours.


Intelligence and verbal knowledge in relation to Epstein's overinclusion test.


Fallacies in the diagnosis of bone tumours.


The significance of the 'other' laryngeal nerves in thyroid surgery.


Dermatomycosis of children.

Dermatomycosis of children.


Studies on experimental infections with T. rubrum in humans and the mechanism of griseofulvin effect.


Ecologic perspective of dermatologic problems in India.


Speciality problems of dermatology in India.


[On the importance of the surgical act in anti-cancer chemotherapy].


Ophthalmodynamometry as a diagnostic aid.


Isolation of a hypoglycemic principle from the bark of Ficus bengalensis Linn. A preliminary note.


Random observations. "Is man his own architect? (Part 2).


Plasma progesterone and pregnanediol in human pregnancy, during labour and post-partum.


Studies on the pectolytic enzyme system of Rhizoctonia solani Kuhn. IV. Viscosity reducing enzymes.


Toxicity of Abrus precatorius.

Toxicity of Abrus precatorius.


Formation and breakdown of citric acid in Garcinia fruit. (Xanthochymus guttiferae).


Some observations on pecking in pigeons. An attempt was made to analyse the pecking behaviour in pigeons induced by apomorphine. The pecking was completely suppressed by tranquillizers, barbiturates and cortisone. It was intensified by histamine, nicotine, lobeline, testosterone, progesterone and sodium taurocholate. None of the drugs tested could induce in pigeons pecking typical of apomorphine. Apomorphine induced pecking in other birds too. It was concluded that the pecking phenomenon after apomorphine is similar to the natural feeding movements performed by pigeons while eating grains and possibly it is the function of a specialized area in the limbic system of the brain which is stimulated by apomorphine.


Is the pathologist infallible?

Is the pathologist infallible?


Personnel administration in a rehabilitation centre.


Ascorbic acid in cold acclimation.

Ascorbic acid in cold acclimation.


The relation of maternal disease to fetal and neonatal morbidity and mortality.


Respiratory distress in the newborn patient.


Antigenic relationships between polymorphic and monomorphic strains of the Brucei group trypanosomes.


Studies on immunity and host-parasite relationships. II. The immune response of antelope to trypanosomal challenge.


Excision of an extra-cranial aneurysm of the internal carotid artery employing hypothermia.


The effects of cytoxan (cyclophosphamide) on wound healing.


The physician's responsibility in community affairs.


The diagnosis of renal tumors.

The diagnosis of renal tumors.


Symposium on medical education--No. 3. II. Principles of a program to foster family practice. The family physician--which doctor?


The family physician and the radiologist.


What do practicing physicians expect of the regional university medical center?


What the generalist thinks of the radiologist.


Conference on prosthetic valves for cardiac surgery.


Recent advances in synthetic materials for arterial replacements.


Russia revisited.

Russia revisited.


The incidence of African Swine fever in wart hogs in Kenya--a preliminary report.


Human vibration perception. II. A preliminary report on vibration perception in psychiatric patients.


A practical guide to the use of psychopharmacological agents in general practice.


On relative dimensionless characteristics of the development duration in embryology.


Changes of glucose metabolism during lobster-nerve activity.


The inhibition of enzyme induction and ammonia assimilation in Pseudomonas aeruginosa by sulfhydryl compounds and by cobalt, and its reversal by iron.


The prevalence of spontaneously occurring cardiovascular disease in dogs.


Activation program for the chronically ill.


Adenosine triphosphatase activity in early somite tissue of the chick embryo.


Amino-acid activation in tissues of early embryos.


Enhancement of ATP-ase activity, somite segmentation rate and aggregation of somite cells of Xenopus embryos by treatment with ATP.


Relation between somite segregation rate and ATP-ase activity in early chick embryos.


The oxidative breakdown of haemoglobin by 2,3-dimercaptopropanol.


Differential characteristics of low tension glaucoma.


Physical-chemical studies of some modified ovomucoids.


A procedure for surgical treatment of ascites.


Action of papain on human serum globulins.


Diseases of the lumbar portion of the spine. The roentgenologist's view.


The use of simple roentgen methods in intervertevral disk syndrome diagnosis.


Thoughts about intervertebral disks.

Thoughts about intervertebral disks.


Theories of shape discrimination in Octopus.


Entering the mind through the sensory gateways in associative anamnesis.


The ultrastructure of the spindle cells of the comb of the cock and the ultrastructure of Rous-sarcoma cells.


A note on the appearance of wisdom in large bureaucratic organizations.


The effect of threat upon interpersonal bargaining.


The interpretation of praise and criticism as a function of their social context.


Progress in the second and third years of patients with quiescent pulmonary tuberculosis after a year of chemotherapy at home or in sanatorium, and influence of further chemotherapy on the relapse rate. A controlled comparison by the Tuberculosis Chemotherapy Centre, Madras, of the merits of home as compared with sanatorium treatment for pulmonary tuberculosis showed that, at the end of a year of chemotherapy with isoniazid plus p-aminosalicylic acid (PAS), the response of the home patients closely approached that of the sanatorium patients. The present report reviews the progress of those patients in the controlled comparison whose disease had attained bacteriological quiescence by the end of the year of combined chemotherapy. During the second year, half of the patients received further chemotherapy, with isoniazid alone, and half received a placebo, calcium gluconate. During the third year, half of those who were treated with isoniazid in the second year and whose disease remained quiescent continued to receive that drug and all the remaining patients with quiescent disease received the placebo. In the second and third years all the patients were treated at home and administered the medicaments to themselves.It has been concluded from this follow-up study that in the second and third years there was relatively little difference between the progress of the patients whose disease attained quiescence following a year of domiciliary treatment with isoniazid plus PAS and that of those whose disease attained quiescence following a year's treatment with the same drugs in sanatorium; that a second or third year of further treatment with isoniazid alone gave no better results than a year of combined chemotherapy, followed by careful observation of the patient and further chemotherapy if relapse occurred; and that the relapse rate among the patients with residual cavitation at the end of the year of combined chemotherapy was slightly higher than that among the patients with no residual cavitation at the end of the first year.


Peripheral neuritis due to isoniazid.

Peripheral neuritis due to isoniazid. It is well known that in the treatment of tuberculosis with isoniazid the complication of peripheral neuritis may arise. This complication is normally rare when small dosages of the drug are used, but a high incidence of the neuropathy has recently been observed in East Africa in a group of malnourished tuberculous patients receiving isoniazid in comparatively low dosage (4-6 mg/kg body-weight daily). The present paper reports on 20 cases of peripheral neuritis encountered in Madras, India, among 338 poorly nourished tuberculous patients during a trial of four isoniazid regimens, two of low and two of high dosage (3.9-5.5 and 7.8-9.6 mg/kg body-weight daily, respectively). Nineteen of the 20 cases occurred in the two groups of patients receiving the high dosage and these 19 patients were found to have a higher mean serum level of free isoniazid than the patients in the same groups who did not develop the complication. The authors consider that dosages of 7.8-9.6 mg/kg body-weight daily should not be used for the mass therapy of poorly nourished patients unless steps are taken to prevent the development of peripheral neuritis. Pyridoxine has been reported to be an effective preventive, but is too expensive for use on a large scale. This study indicates, however, that administration of the cheaper vitamin B complex might give satisfactory results and warrants further investigation.


A new operative treatment for complete prolapse rectum.


Problems associated with the transportation of monkeys.


Medical cooperation in the western hemisphere.


Compression stress fractures in man and the greyhound.


Melanotic tumors of the optic nerve head. A pathologic study.


Isolation of delta 4-pregnene-11 beta, 17 alpha, 20 beta, 21-tetrol-3-one from skeletal muscle of normal and stressed rats after injection of cortisol-4-C14.


Metabolism of cortisol by subcellular fractions of the rat liver.


Studies on D-glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenases. XVIII. The lipid component of the enzyme (short communication).


Schizophrenia versus neurosis and the use of ''premature'' deep interpretations as confrontations in classical analysis and in direct analysis.


The RNA content and the amino acid-RNA incorporating system in the lenses of various species.


Incorporation of aminoacids into protein and ribonucleic acid of the lens of the rat; effect of heavy metals.


Catalysis of incorporation of 14C-uridine into rat lens ribonucleic acid by rat lens enzyme system.


The occurrence of proteases in bovine lens.


Multiplication of Hansen's bacillus in complex symbiosis in vitro.


Retaliatory homosexual triumph over the father. A further contribution to the counter-oedipal sources of the Oedipus complex.


Studies on cell population kinetics of x-irradiated and shielded mouse epidermis by autoradiography after administration of tritiated thymidine.


Determination of the ovary dose in diagnostic roentgen procedures.


A one stage hypospadias repair.

A one stage hypospadias repair.


A laboratory-confirmed case of viral encephalitis (equine type) in a horse in which the animal completely recovered from the disease.


Diagnostic problems in surgery of the head and neck.


Tumors of the nose and throat. Summaries of the bibliographic material available for 1956-1957.


Surgical treatment of bowel and bladder dysfunction in a case of spina bifida with meningomyelocele.


Observations on reconstructive and therapeutic corneal grafting.


Malignant peripheral nerve tumors of the oral cavity. Review of the literature and report of a case.


Disinfection of nurseries contaminated with staphylococci.


Fibrinolytic treatment of coronary thrombosis. A pilot study.


Anticoagulants in cardiovascular disease.


Medical education for national defense.

Medical education for national defense.


A clinical trial of Persantin and Crodimyl in the treatment of angina of effort.


Escapes from a mental hospital.

Escapes from a mental hospital.


Results of stapes mobilization.

Results of stapes mobilization.


Symposium on otogenic vertigo. The treatment of vertigo.


An open service in a university psychiatric clinic.


Effect of glycerine on the x-ray sensitivity of Serratia marcescens.


The measurement of air velocity in a blast wave (U).


Starch gel electrophoresis of lactic dehydrogenase from rat kidney.


Inhomogeneity of iodinated human serum albumin as detected with rat liver.


Criteria for evaluating collimators used in in vivo distribution studies with radioisotopes.


Folie a trois. Case report.

Folie a trois. Case report.


Non-enzymic hydroxylation of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons.


A clinical and biochemical study of monoamine oxidase inhibition in depressed patients. I. A clinical trial of Nialamide.


A clinical and biochemical study of monoamine oxidase inhibition in depressed patients. II. 5-Hydroxytryptamine tolerance before and after Nialamide.


Hypervitaminosis D with osteosclerosis.

Hypervitaminosis D with osteosclerosis.


Thrombophlebitis and venous thrombosis associated with carcinoma.


Multiple myeloma--some clinical and protein variants.


The management of maldescended testis.

The management of maldescended testis.


The upper esophageal sphincter after laryngectomy.


Tendon transplants in the wrist following nerve injury.


Evidence for an antithrombotic effect of Dicumarol.


The reintegration of the chronic schizophrenic patient discharged to his family and community as perceived by the family.


The effect of temperature on the uptake of radiosulfate by rat renal tissue from radiosulfate-containing solutions in vitro. Kidney cortex slices incubated in vitro at 0 degrees C. accumulate radiosulfate from the incubation medium. This process differs from the previously described uptake of radiosulfate by renal tissue incubated at 38 degrees C., for instance, in the lesser sensitivity of the uptake at 0 degrees C. to differential effects of Na(+) as compared with K(+) ions, and of sucrose as compared with glucose. Phlorizin inhibits radiosulfate accumulation at 0 degrees C., whereas it enhances the uptake at 38 degrees C. Effects of the cations K(+) and Na(+) and of phlorizin at temperatures intermediate between 0 degrees and 38 degrees C. have been studied. Parallels have been noted between the accumulative processes for radiosulfate of kidney slices maintained at 0 degrees C. and of mitochondria isolated from rat liver and kidney cortex. These similarities may be attributed to an important role of radiosulfate uptake by mitochondria in slice accumulation of radiosulfate in the cold.


A new colour test for the detection of some cardiac glycosides and aglycones.


Studies in possible oral hypoglycaemic agents. II. Synthesis of hydantoins and hydantoic esters by alternate methods.


Solitary kidney. Case report.

Solitary kidney. Case report.


Antiemetic activity of D-lysergic acid diethylamide.


Blockade of LSD-25 pyrexia by morphine.

Blockade of LSD-25 pyrexia by morphine.


Antagonism of apomorphine-induced pecking in pigeons. Central nervous system stimulants, tranquillizers and other central nervous system depressants, antiemetics, antihistamine drugs and autonomic blocking agents were examined for their ability to prevent the pecking response in pigeons induced by apomorphine (250 mug/kg intramuscularly). Reduction in the proportion of positive responses or significant increase in the latent period of pecking were taken as the criterion of effectiveness. Protection was afforded by caffeine, lysergic acid diethylamide, morphine, rauwolscine, triflupromazine and yohimbine. In addition, a significant increase in latent period was produced by artane, pentobarbitone, benactyzine, 2-bromolysergic acid diethylamide, cyclizine, diphenhydramine, ergotoxine, hyoscine, promethazine, 5-(2-chloroethyl)-4-methylthiazole and trimethobenzamide. Most of these drugs influenced the pecking and emetic responses to apomorphine in an identical manner. It is possible that identical receptors may be concerned with apomorphine pecking (in pigeons) and emesis (in other species).


Ninhydrin test--an objective method for testing local anesthetic drugs.


Diethyldithiolisophthalate (Etisul) in the treatment of leprosy.


Adrenal cortical function in chronic pulmonary emphysema.


RISA encephalography and conventional neuroradiologic methods. A comparative study.


Ninth direct observation of the ileal termination in a living individual in Brazil.


Diabetic oculomotor neuropathy. Report of a case.


Effect of pituitary hormones upon serum free fatty acid concentration of the rabbit.


Effect of x-irradiation on triglyceride metabolism of the rabbit.


Effect of intravenous phospholipid and Triton on lipids of normal and ethanol-treated rats.


Clinical and biochemical aspects of macroglobulinaemia.


Reticuloendothelial involvement in lipid metabolism.


Action potential and contraction of Dionaea muscipula (Venus flytrap). Observation of the action potential and contraction of the leaf of Dionaea muscipula Ellis revealed several interesting phenomena. Two successive stimuli are generally necessary to cause contraction. The first and ineffective stimulus is associated with slow depolarization. The second stimulus has much more rapid depolarization and initiates contraction.


Variability and disposition in pathology.


Pseudotumors and fitness in Drosophila melanogaster and Drosophila simulans.


Involvement of abdominal organs in cystic fibrosis of the pancreas.


Malabsorption (celiac disease in pediatrics.


Histamine release elicited by extracts from Ascaris suis--influence of oxygen lack and glucose.


Bilateral tumors of the parotid gland.

Bilateral tumors of the parotid gland.


Severe posttraumatic epistaxis.

Severe posttraumatic epistaxis.


Decannulation difficulties in tracheotomized children.


Enlargemant of the parotid gland; diagnosis and terminology.


Decannulation in children.

Decannulation in children.


A newplastic mounting medium for cytologic and histologic preparations.


Hypophysectomy in a nonpneumatized sphenoid.


Studies in the biological fixation of nitrogen. X. Disappearance of hydrazine from cultures of A. vinelandii.


Role of the mucous membrane in the peristaltic reflex in the isolated ileum of the guinea pig.


10 great books in the history of psychiatry.


Motility disturbances caused by prochlorperazine.


Hemoglobin synthesis with iron choline citrate in hypochromic anemia of pregnancy.


Gammaglobulin treatment and protection against infections.


Neuromuscular development in mongoloid children.


Preventive management of infantile diarrhea.


Chronic lymphocytic leukemia.

Chronic lymphocytic leukemia.


The chemotherapy of lymphomas.

The chemotherapy of lymphomas.


Discontinuance of tranquilizers among chronic schizophrenic patients receiving maintenance dosage.


Axenic cultivation of Entamoeba hitolytica. Entamoeba histolytica (National Institutes of Health strain 200) has been maintained in axenic culture through 50 transfers over a period of 6 months. The medium used is diphasic and contains a cell-free extract of chick embryo which is essential for growth. Inocula of 50,000 amoebas yield 150,000 to 200,000 organisms in 72 hours of incubation at 35 degrees C. An extract prepared from boiled embryos supports growth equally well.


Congenital (erythroid) hypoplastic anemia. A 25-year study.


Carcinomatous neuropathy.

Carcinomatous neuropathy.


Early detection of glaucoma in aging aircrew personnel.


Ion-exchange chromatographic investigation of the nucleotide content of liver and skeletal muscle of guinea pigs treated by fever-producing substances.


Atypical clinical manifestations in renal and ureteric calculosis.


Immediate urethroplasty for acute retention following chronic stricture of the urethra.


The octanoate oxidation by mitochondria from faty livers.


Discussion of 'the metapsychology of pleasure'. III. Early ego-development.


The role of the occupational therapist in the care of the geriatric patient.


Symposium on psychotic object relationships. II. Reflections on the genesis of psychotic object relationships in the young child.


The electrocardiographic changes in acute phosphorus poisoning in man.


John A. Andrew Memorial Hospital.

John A. Andrew Memorial Hospital.


Esthesioneuroepithelioma.

Esthesioneuroepithelioma.


Multiple primary malignant tumors.

Multiple primary malignant tumors.


Submaxillary oncocytoma. Oxyphil-cell adenoma.


Intellectual functioning in a group of normal octogenarians.


A simplified auditory test for infants and young children.


Etiology of cerebral vascular accidents.


Ulcerative colitis. A follow-up investigation with mucosal biopsy studies.


Acute (subacute) nonsuppurative thyroiditis; report of a case.


Characteristics of para-influenza 1 (HA-2) virus. I. Incidence of infection and clinical features in adults.


Characteristics of para-influenza 1 (HA-2) virus. II. Hemagglutination, hemagglutination-inhibition and neutralization.


Nursing education in Ontario. Trends and developments in hospital schools.


The commonweal of nursing.

The commonweal of nursing.


Vaccination against poliomyelitis with live virus vaccines. 7. Effect of previous Salk vaccination on virus excretion.


Origin of expressed mutations in Schizophyllum commune.


Hypocholesteremic effect of beta-diethylaminoethyl diphenylpropylacetate hydrochloride (SKF No. 525-A) in the dog.


The psychiatrist in private practice.

The psychiatrist in private practice.


Syphilis and serologic evaluation of patients. A recurring problem. Although syphilis is again becoming more prevalent, routine serologic testing for the disease is diminishing. A test such as the VDRL or similar test is useful for general screening. If the test is nonreactive, the probability of the patient having syphilis is minimal. If the screening test is positive, a positive reaction to a Reiter or TPI test indicates a high probability of syphilis. But a negative reaction to these tests is not full assurance of absence of disease.


The mechanism of action of AET. II. The interaction between proteins and 2-mercaptoethylguanidine and bis(2-guanidoethyl) disulfide in aqueous buffered solutions.


Carcinogenic activity of a series of reactive lactones and related substances.


Metabolism of D- and L-[3-14C]glycerate by liver tissue of the rat.


Hyaluronidase and antidiuretic activity in urine of man.


Renal excretion of hyaluronidase and calcium in man during the antidiuretic action of vasopressins and some analogues.


Release and metabolism of the neurohypophysial hormones.


Growth and development. IX. Child-training practices in Negro families in Nashville, Tennessee.


Cardiac tamponade with anticoagulant treatment of myocardial infarction.


Severe undernutrition in growing and adult animals. 3. Avian skeletal muscle.


Attitudes toward sex roles and feelings of adequacy in homosexual males.


Simultaneous retropublic prostatectomy and inguinal herniorrhaphy.


Drug eruptions. Diagnosis and treatment.


A post mortem study of the main cerebral arteries with special reference to the cause of strokes.


A post mortem study of the main cerebral arteries with special reference to their possible role in blood pressure regulation.


Functional efficiency of the circle of Willis. Implications for reconstructive surgery of main cerebral arteries.


Ultraviolet skin marking in radiation therapy.


Surgical treatment of rhinophyma.

Surgical treatment of rhinophyma.


Experience with VDRL flocculation antigen in the Kolmer complement fixation test.


Observations on the origin of metrial gland cells in the rat placenta.


The effects of noise upon hearing.

The effects of noise upon hearing.


An occupational health program for the state of Georgia.


Prolonged venoarterial pumping for circulation support.


The operative management of thoracic and thoracoabdominal wounds in the combat zone in Korea.


The management of hypertension and "low blood pressure" in the employee.


Some effects of x-irradiation on the metabolism of deoxyribonucleic acid in mammalian cells grown in culture.


The zona pellucida at the time of implantation.