A program to diminish the hazards of blood transfusion.


Mixed tumor, salivary gland type, of deep fascial region of thigh.


Isolated total anomalous pulmonary venous drainage.


Civil defense against chemical warfare.

Civil defense against chemical warfare.


Integral dose and high energy radiation.


Preoperative diagnosis of acquired valvular disease. Evaluation of different diagnostic methods with special emphasis on left heart catheterization and comparison with surgical findings.


Fatal reaction following PAS.

Fatal reaction following PAS.


Studies on cardiovascular drugs. II. Further investigations on pressure response of the new alkaloid from Alangium lamarckii Thw.


The fasting blood sugar of mongols.

The fasting blood sugar of mongols.


The mechanism of glucuronide formation.

The mechanism of glucuronide formation.


The urethrovesical angle and stress incontinence.


Building a mentally healthy community.

Building a mentally healthy community.


The surgical pediatric patient--to refer or not to refer.


Pulmonary hypertension and cor pulmonale.


The myxoma in childhood.

The myxoma in childhood.


Tuberous sclerosis. Report of three cases without mental defect.


Mechanism of antigen transformation of transplantable rat tumour.


Epidemic adenovirus infection in a Victorian migrant centre presenting as pharyngo-conjunctival fever.


Two photochemical systems in photosynthesis.


The secret of longevity in Czechoslovakia.


[Sexual life of women treated for cancer of the cervix uteri].


A flexible key control system.

A flexible key control system.


Autolysis of beef muscle. II. Formation of ammonia ammonia.


Nature of the amino sugar in beta-chitin.


The structure of chitin.

The structure of chitin.


Man and his changing environment. Health administration viewpoint.


Public health in Ohio.

Public health in Ohio.


Production of extracellular and total invertase by Candida utilis, Saccharomyces cerevisiae, and other yeasts. Some strains of Candida utilis produce exceptionally large amounts of extracellular and total invertase. Strain Y-900 of C. utilis produces high yields whether the carbon source is sucrose, glucose, maltose, or xylose and still higher yields with lactic acid, glycerol, and ethyl alcohol. Approximately 20 to 30% of the total invertase of C. utilis is extracellular. Strains of Saccharomyces cerevisiae and Saccharomyces carlsbergensis are generally inferior to C. utilis in production of extracellular and total invertase, the difference being accentuated in shaken cultures. The industrial yeasts are generally superior in invertase production to the other yeasts included in the survey.


Cardiac output under anaesthesia.

Cardiac output under anaesthesia.


Uterine rupture after intramuscular ''pitocin''.


The personal side of Irish medicine.

The personal side of Irish medicine.


A remarkable outbreak of ''Q'' fever.

A remarkable outbreak of ''Q'' fever.


The rationale of endocrine therapy in breast cancer.


Rehabilitation for the adult retardate.

Rehabilitation for the adult retardate.


Serum trypsin inhibitors in the normal and in patients with acute pancretitis.


The radioactivity in plasma and the radiation dose to the blood after treatment of thyroid carcinoma with radioiodine.


Some characteristics of a thermophilic blue-green alga. An alga identified as Synechococcus lividus has an exponential growth rate of nine doublings per day at 52 degrees C with illumination of 1500 foot-candles. It uses nitrate or urea as a nitrogen source and does not use acetate or glucose. It seems a promising organism for atmospheric regeneration in sealed cabins.


Ultrasonically-induced movements in cells and cell models.


An effect of N-2-fluorenylacetamide on the metabolism of tryptophan in rats.


Recipe.

Recipe.


Mission to Morocco.

Mission to Morocco.


High dose rate x-ray sources with development of a lightweight diagnostic unit.


Evaluation of electroencephalographic changes associated with chronic alcoholism.


Atraumatic technic--the sine qua non of operative wound infection prophylaxis.


Carbazochrome salicylate as a systematic hemostatic agent in plastic operations. A clinical evaluation.


A study of the effects of albumin infusions in patients with cirrhosis of the liver.


A new model of heating microscopic stage.


Is the use of neuromuscular blocking agents contraindicated in ''poor risk'' patients?


Otitis media and complications. Summaries of the bibliographic material available for 1959.


A new micro method for the estimation of serum total fatty acids.


The family as the unit of study and treatment. Workshop, 1959. 2. A family perspective on the diagnosis of individual members.


The calculation of a diabetic diet.

The calculation of a diabetic diet.


Comparison of the wounding characteristics of some commonly encountered bullets.


Biological assays of extracts of alfalfa samples from bloat-producing pastures.


Recovery of blastocysts and induction of implantation following artificial insemination of immature mice.


Clinical features of intralobar sequestration of lung.


On the membrane theory of the action of Salyrgan.


Studies of enzyme kinetics. I. The course of the reaction and the effect of a second addition of substrate on pyruvic carboxylase of yeast.


Reactive error in the measurement of rectal temperature in the cold.


The construction of a small mercury strain gauge.


The mercury gauge method of digital plethysmography.


The origins of heat lost from extremities in ice water.


The physics of the mercury strain gauge and of its use in digital plethysmography.


A study of 38 patients and their responses to guanethidine. A new antihypertensive agent.


The intracellular amino acid concentrations required for protein synthesis in cultured human cells.


The biosynthesis of cystine in human cell cultures.


Parentera 1 fluid therapy of burns. Use of a single solution during first forty-eight hours.


Enzyme therapy in otolaryngology. A report on the use of buccal tablets of streptokinase and streptodornase (Varidase).


Hearing levels in children and implications for identification audiometry.


The formation of an isoprenaline-like substance from adrenaline. Intravenous injections of adrenaline, but not those of noradrenaline, caused the appearance of a substance which resembled isoprenaline in R(F) value and pharmacological activity in blood withdrawn from the lower abdominal aortae of chloralosed cats rested after acute adrenalectomy and induction of lasting block in autonomic ganglia with hexamethonium. The formation of the isoprenaline-like compound was prevented by pretreatment with pyrogallol but not by pretreatment with reserpine, cocaine, phentolamine, dibenamine, harmaline, or iproniazid. The liver proved a main site of the origin of this isoprenaline-like substance.


Further observations on the fine structure of the parietal eye of lizards. An electron microscopical study of the third eye of the Western Fence Lizard, Sceloporus occidentalis, fixed with 1 per cent osmium tetroxide, pH 7.4-7.6, for 16 to 20 hours at 0 degrees C., revealed the following new facts. The fibrillar system of the retinal photoreceptor consists of nine double fibrils enclosed in a sheath. Pigment cells and lens cells possess similar systems. Two short cylindrical centrioles are associated with the fibrillar apparatus: one, from which striated rootlets extend inward, lies at the base of the fibrils, with the other at an oblique angle to the axis of the system. A Golgi complex, whorls of endoplasmic reticulum, lipid (?) droplets, and other organelles and inclusions in the photoreceptors are described. An axon leads from the base of the photoreceptor into the nervous layer of the retina which consists of many nerve fibers and large ganglion cells. Although the pattern of neural connections has not yet been determined, some synapses were found. The parietal nerve consists of about 250 non-medullated fibers. The capsule of the eye usually has a layer of iridocytes, which contain rows of guanine (?) rods. A few parietal eyes of the Granite Night Lizard, Xantusia henshawi, were also examined. Large lipid (?) droplets occur in the bases of their receptoral processes.


Accommodation in school children, aged five, six, seven, and eight years.


The prophyrins and the porphyrias.

The prophyrins and the porphyrias.


A repeated cardiac puncture technique for obtaining large volumes of blood in realtively large groups of small laboratory animals.


A study of hearing in children. I. Objectives and preliminary findings.


Disorders of the nervous system in malnutrition.


Lanthionine formation in keratin.

Lanthionine formation in keratin.


Local anesthesia for inguinal herniorrhaphy; a survey of fifty patients.


Early maternal deprivation and later psychiatric illness.


Imipramine (tofranil) in mental health clinic and private practice.


A consideration of the histopathologic basis for the nephrotic syndrome.


Focal glomerular lesions.

Focal glomerular lesions.


Physiologic abnormalities of influenza. Lessons learned and future needs.


A study of hearing in children. II. Acoustic environment and audirometer performance.


Stenosing colitis with the formation of a gastrocolic fistula.


Nicotine and smoking. II. Clinical aspects.


The etiologic role of nicotine in certain diseases.


Physiologic effects of nicotine in man.

Physiologic effects of nicotine in man.


Hashimoto's disease (struma lymphomatosa) occurring in a thyroglossal duct cyst.


The Industrial Therapy Organisation (Bristol). A development of work in hospital.


The effects of infusions of chlorothiazide on urinary dilution and concentration in the dog.


Problem women and women's problems.

Problem women and women's problems.


Murderous aggression by children and adolescents.


Effects of radiations of different LET on Artemia eggs.


Body image and self-image in children. Phantom phenomenon in a 3-year-old child.


Alteration of borate toxicity by D-glucose.


Antifungal activity of some amides of dichloraoacetaldehyde and bromal.


Complex atrial quadrigeminal premature beats simulating parasystole.


Medical and surgical management of threatened abortion.


The amide nitrogen content of gelatins.

The amide nitrogen content of gelatins.


A semi-micro method for the determination of amino acids by ion-exchange chromatography.


The composition of collagen from subcellular fractions of guinea-pig granuloma tissue.


Nerv-end recording in conducting volume. When the end of a freshly cut nerve is drawn into a tube by means of a hydraulic device that serves as a holder and as an electrode, monophasic positive records of action potentials are recorded. A trailing positive phase develops, with time, after the cut. After-potentials can also be recorded by this method.


The future of dental education.

The future of dental education.


Further remarks on fugue and orality.

Further remarks on fugue and orality.


Types of clinical psychiatric pictures observed in heart disease.


Observations on skin heterografts in rats.


Oral humatin (paromomycin) in chronic enteric carriers.


An electron microscope study of the surfaces of normal and malignant cells in culture.


The nature of the intercellular material of adult mammalian tissues.


A source of error in electronic blood cell counts.


Disability evaluation of the spine.

Disability evaluation of the spine.


The effect of staples on epiphysial growth.


A histopathologic study of the so-called incompetent uterine cervix.


Inhibitory effect of glutamine and ammonia on replication of influenza virus in ascites tumor cells.


Age as a factor determining the severity and reversibility of the effects of thyroid deprivation in the rat.


Effect of dihydrostreptomycin on Escherichia coli.


Digital computers and medical logic.

Digital computers and medical logic.


Protein anabolism as a factor ameliorating the effects of early thyroid deficiency.


Idiopathic hypercalcaemia of infancy.

Idiopathic hypercalcaemia of infancy.


Does EDTA bind to actomyosin?

Does EDTA bind to actomyosin?


Action of trypsin upon glutamic acid-gamma-hydrazide derivative.


Psychiatric education.

Psychiatric education.


New horizons for food.

New horizons for food.


The relationship between activity and cell-wall permeability in dried baker's yeast.


The use of an environmental temperature vasomotor test in the evaluation of peripheral arterial disease.


Exogenous enzymes of Neurospora conidia and mycelia.


Micturition syncope, Report of a case.

Micturition syncope, Report of a case.


Preventive medicine in military planning.


Ovarian tumors and cysts associated with sexual precocity. Report of 3 cases and review of the literature.


Fatigue in phasic and tonic fibers of frog muscle. Single isolated phasic muscle fibers and small bundles of tonic fibers were directly stimulated in one-per-second twitch series by massive electrode shocks. During the stimulation period the isometric tension developed by the phasic fiber continuously decreased, first rapidly and then slowly. The tonic fibers behaved similarly, but showed much less fatigue than the phasic ones. In general, recovery of the fibers after cessation of stimulation also occurred in two phases.


Barbital sensitivity in the young rat.

Barbital sensitivity in the young rat.


Animal viruses and embryos.

Animal viruses and embryos.


First International Conference on Congenital Malformations. Summary and evaluation.


Radiation research in Karlsruhe.

Radiation research in Karlsruhe.


Subject control of medical literature; a symposium. Quandaries and queries in subject control.


Physiologic changes accompanying profound hypothermia.


Chronic bronchitis and pulmonary emphysema.


Septic shock.

Septic shock.


The lung in congestive heart failure.

The lung in congestive heart failure.


Metabolic studies with 3-(2-aminobutyl-1-C14) indole acetate [monase-C14]. I. Distribution and excretion in rat, dog, and man.


Effect of quartz powder on tubercle bacilli and phagocytes.


Reflex relationships of paravertebral muscles.


Systemic influence on activity of hair follicles in skin homografts.


The formation of muscle and muscle-like elements in the choriollantoic membrane following inoculation of a mixture of cardiac microsomes and Rous sarcoma virus.


Failure of progesterone to enlarge sebaceous glands in the female rat.


Growth of feline viral rhinotracheitis virus in cultures of feline renal cells.


Maternal mortality from hydrochlorothiazide-induced digitalis intoxication. Report of a case.


Cultivation and properties of bovine mammary cell cultures.


Electrophysiological studies on gamma motoneurones.


Monosynaptic excitatory action on motoneurones regenerated to antagonistic muscles.


Membrane time constants of cat motoneurons and time courses of synptic action.


Types of neurone in and around the intermediate nucleus of the lumbosacral cord.


Origin and blockade of the synaptic responses of curarized sympathetic ganglia.


Genetic control of repression of alkaline phosphatase in E. coli.


Experimental carcinogenesis and the problem of food additives.


Industrial medicine as a part of general practice.


Parkinsonism as a misleading brain tumor syndrome.


Diffuse familial polyposis of the colon. Review of the literature and report of a case.


A theoretical basis for laboratory aeration.


Relationships between initial nutrient concentration and total growth. Ecker, R. E. (Iowa State University, Ames), and W. R. Lockhart. Relationships between initial nutrient concentration and total growth. J. Bacteriol. 82:80-84. 1961.-The relationship observed between maximal attainable growth in a microbial population and initial concentration of limiting nutrient depends upon the parameter selected for measurement of growth. A linear relationship is found only when cell mass is the parameter. When population is used as the measure of growth, the relationship is: N(max) = K'C(0) (s), where N(max) is the maximal attainable population, C(0) is the initial concentration of limiting nutrient and K' and s are constants. The use of this expression in demonstrating subtle differences between strains is shown.


Coexisting adenomyosis and tuberculosis; report of a case.


Studies of an abnormal gamma-globulin in a case of suspected multiple myeloma.


Gerontological activities in Sweden.

Gerontological activities in Sweden.


Extended operations for the treatment of cancer. Present status of controversial extended radical surgical procedures.


Reflex relationships of the abdominal stretch receptors of the crayfish. I. Feedback inhibition of the receptors.


Reflex relationships of the abdominal stretch receptors of the crayfish. II. Stretch receptor involvement during the swimming reflex.


An occupational health survey.

An occupational health survey.


Cervical-lingual-masticator myoclonus, a reaction to prochlorperazine.


Placental implant in a case of arterial sclerosis.


The impact of plastic surgery.

The impact of plastic surgery.


Sterility due to oligospermia and hypokinesis of the sperm. New method of treatment.


Comparative study of isoniazid versus no chemotherapy in the prevention of relapse of chronic cavitary tuberculosis.


Effect of steroids on dehydrogenase system of male rat tissues.


The problems of the aged-in fact and fancy. The balance that is power... to survive.


Perforation of the urethra and extravasation of urine caused by a calculus; report of two cases.


Calculus anuria in children.

Calculus anuria in children.


Effects of hypoxia on peripheral venous tone in man.


Responses of the peripheral veins in man to the intravenous administration of nicotine.


The effects of reduced cardiac sympathetic tone on myocardial function.


Some properties of the soluble esterases of human liver.


Chest repair following mammary lymphadenectomy.


The effect of thiopental on peripheral venous tone.


A simple technique for treating oblique inguinal hernias.


Survey of leisure time activity. Implications for the design of a space vehicle.


Surgery in cancer of the mouth.

Surgery in cancer of the mouth.


Tumors induced in hamsters by injection of rhesus monkey kidney cell extracts.


The polyoma virus. B.

The polyoma virus. B.


Use of the intrauterine stem pessary.

Use of the intrauterine stem pessary.


Preparation of biologically active fractions from Salmonella typhimurium. 2. Disintegration of pathogenic micro-organisms.


Electron-microscopical observations on a pressure-induced phage.


Disintegration by freeze-pressing. 1. Effects on bacteria.


The relationship between the galvanic skin response, vasoconstriction, and tactile sensitivity.


The optical rotatory and viscometric properties of gamma-poly-D-glutamate.


Neoplasms in guinea pigs infected with SE polyoma virus.


Immunological studies of human gamma-globulin. Relation of the precipitin lines of whole gamma-globulin to those of the fragments produced by papain. Two major antigenic fragments were obtained from various purified gamma-globulin preparations after papain treatment. One, the F component, had a mobility faster than the original gamma-globulin and the second, the S component, had a slower mobility. Similar F and S components were also obtained with certain homogeneous myeloma proteins which were closely related to gamma-globulin immunologically. Additional minor antigenic components were detected with certain antisera. The technique of immunoelectrophoresis was particularly useful for bringing out the different antigenic constituents obtained after papain treatment. The F and S components as well as a midfraction were isolated by chromatography on DEAE-cellulose. These were immunologically homogeneous and could be utilized to absorb F and S antibodies from various antisera. The relative amount of F and S antibodies varied in different antisera from individual rabbits immunized with whole gamma-globulin. Whole gamma-globulin was separated by zone electrophoresis into a fast migrating and a more slowly migrating fraction. Each of these gave rise to F and S components after splitting with papain. The F components of the two gamma-globulins were similar in mobility, while the S components showed marked mobility differences although antigenically they were very similar. The mobility differences of the parent gamma-globulin appeared to be primarily related to the differences in the S component. Certain antisera against pathological gamma-globulins were found to give double lines with a wide variety of gamma-globulin preparations in agar diffusion. These were shown to be related to the F and S antigenic determinants of gamma-glubulin. This relationship was evident by a number of procedures utilizing both Ouchterlony plate techniques and immunoelectrophoresis. The question of whether these findings indicate heterogeneity of gamma-globulin in relation to the F and S antigenic components, or whether different antigenic groups on one molecule can give rise to separate lines in certain instances, is discussed.


The binding of magnesium to microsomal nucleoprotein and ribonucleic acid.


Studies on structural units of the gamma-globulins. When human and rabbit 7S gamma-globulins were reduced in strong urea solutions by a number of procedures, their molecular weights fell to approximately (1/3) of the original values. Partial separation of the reduction products was achieved using chromatography and starch gel electrophoresis in urea solutions. One of the components of reduced human 7S gamma-globulin was isolated by chromatography, identified by starch gel electrophoresis, and subjected to amino acid analyses. The amino acid composition of this component differed from that of the starting material and also from that of the remaining components. A reduced pathological macroglobulin dissociated to components with an average molecular weight of 41,000. Several reduced human myeloma proteins, when subjected to starch gel electrophoresis, yielded individual patterns that nevertheless had features in common with those of reduced normal gamma-globulins. Reduction of normal and abnormal gamma-globulins was accompanied by the appearance of titratable sulfhydryl groups. Chemical treatments other than reduction were used to determine the type of bond holding the subunits together. It was tentatively concluded that they were linked by disulfide bonds. An hypothesis is presented to relate the structural features of the various gamma-globulins in terms of the multiplicity of polypeptide chains in these molecules.


Effects of corticosteroids on electrolyte metablism during osmoregulation in teleosts.


Transport through biological membranes.

Transport through biological membranes.


The effect of probenecid administration on blood lipids and lipid tolerance curves in subjects with myocardial infarction.


Oral I-131 triolein tolerance curves in elderly subjects with coronary artery disease.


Transfructosylation in plants, and especially in Helianthus tuberosus L.


Isolation-perfusion in cancer chemotherapy, current status and preliminary experiences.


Experimental investigation of thick target bremsstrahlung radiation produced by electrons of 1.00, 1.50 and 2.00 MeV.


Syphilis today.

Syphilis today.


Utilization of amino acid esters by intact cells.


Infarction of epiploic appendix. A great imitator.


Premenstrual acne; a new therapeutic approach.


The significance of meconium in foetal distress.


Plastic repair of the traumatized face.

Plastic repair of the traumatized face.


Carcinoma of the breast associated with pregnancy.


Guillain-Barre syndrome in a six-month-old infant.


A controlled double-blind evaluation of hydroflumethiazide and hydrochlorothiazide.


Storage and retrieval of the results of clinical research.


A clinical and roentgenological study of kaolin workers.


What mental health associations can do for families of the mentally ill.


Survival of patients with cancer of the stomach, Connecticut, 1935-54.


Pharmaco-dynamic activity of elatericin (cucurbitacin D).


A preliminary account of the transmission, maintenance and laboratory vectors of Brugia pahangi.


Spermatozoa in the female genital tract.


A Semmelweis phantasy.

A Semmelweis phantasy.


Modern surgery and Lord Lister.

Modern surgery and Lord Lister.


Metabolic and genetic investigations of nutritionally exacting strains of Staphylococcus pyogenes.


The laboratory census -- its form and use.


The valve-like action of the uterotubal function of the ewe.


Vascular malformations associated with temporal lobe epilepsy.


Histopathology of the Bing-Neel syndrome.


Inactivation by ultraviolet light of an acriflavine-sensitive gene function in phage T4D. Mutants of phage T4D can be isolated which multiply in the presence of concentrations of acriflavine inhibitory to the growth of wild-type phage. Bacteria mixedly infected with resistant and sensitive phage are unproductive in the presence of acriflavine. Irradiation of the sensitive phage with ultraviolet light results in inactivation of the function of the gene for acriflavine sensitivity, permitting the mixedly infected complexes to yield phage. This function is inactivated in an exponential manner and has a cross section comparable to cross sections of other gene functions in T4D.


An electronic neonatal respiratory monitor.


Neurochemical aspects of leucodystrophy.


Augmentation mammaplasty. II. Further surgical and psychiatric evaluation.


Plastic surgery in a medical center.

Plastic surgery in a medical center.


Free enterprise in a captive society.

Free enterprise in a captive society.


Filariasis at Port Mourant and its environs Corentyne Coast, British Guiana.


School health services evaluation study. 2. Eye examinations.


A legacy of education.

A legacy of education.


Estrogenic effects of 18-norestradiol-17 beta and 18-norestrone.


Studies on the interactions of oestriol and progesterone.


Progesterone-induced prolongation of the vagi-vaginal response of spayed rats to estrogen, with remarks on other putative estrogen antagonists.


Energy expenditure and calorie intake in young men.


Polar physiology.

Polar physiology.


Reduction and fixation of fractures of the femoral neck under control of roentgen television.


The tomogram. Its formation and content.


Correlation of roentgen-anatomic changes and functional tests of the kidneys in hyperparathyroidism.


Correlation of urography and tests of renal function.


Radiologic findings and prognosis in ulcerative colitis.


A roentgenologic study of the course of ulcerative colitis.


A quantitative study of the termination of pregnancy in rats with estrone.


Possible progesterone-blockage of estrogen-induced interruption of pregnancy in rats.


Branchial arteritis in the aortic arch syndrome. A roentgen and differential diagnostic study.


The significance of Haemophilus influenzae in chronic respiratory disease as elucidated by serologic tests.


Antral gastritis. A clinical, pathologic, and roentgenographic study of 16 operation cases (partial gastrectomy).


Cholecystography and cholegraphy in gallstone disease (with notes on teh causation and course of acute cholecystitis). Correlation of roentgen appearances to histopathology and operative findings in 236 cases.


Acute cholecystitis; its aetiology and course, with special reference to the timing of cholecystectomy.


Toxicity of the methylglucamine salt of tetra-iodophthalic acid morpholide. An experimental study in rats.


Zinc-induced relaxation of muscle fibers.


Interaction of acetylcholine, calcium and depolarization in the contraction of smooth muscle.


Phenylthiohydantoins in protein analysis.


Guidelines for teaching nutrition and diet therapy to nursing students.


Clinical and physiologic considerations of left heart bypass during cardiac arrest.


Carcinoma of breast after adrenalectomy for Cushing's syndrome.


Cerebral metabolism during profound hypothermia and circulatory arrest.


The growth requirements of Haemophilus vaginalis.


The amino-acid sequence of sperm whale myoglobin. Chemical studies.


External fistulas arising from the gastro-intestinal tract.


Serum proteins and hepatic function in pregnancy with anaemia in Nigerian women.


Partition of urine nitrogen in kwashiorkor.


Enzymes in serum in kwashiorkor.

Enzymes in serum in kwashiorkor.


The effect of malaria on the serum gamma globulin concentration in Africans.


The serum proteins in kwashiorkor.

The serum proteins in kwashiorkor.


Efficacy of immunization procedures used in public health practice.


Studies on infection and immunity in experimental typhoid fever. I. Typhoid fever in chimpanzees orally infected with Salmonella typhosa. A disease resembling human typhoid fever has been induced by feeding live cultures of Salmonella typhosa to young chimpanzees, thus confirming the classical reports of Grünbaum and of Metchnikoff and Besredka. Detailed clinical observations, results of stool and blood cultures, and serological studies have confirmed the impression that the disease produced in chimpanzees closely resembles the mild form of human typhoid fever frequently seen in childhood. Gross and histologic examination of intestines, mesenteric lymph nodes, liver, spleen, and other organs of orally infected chimpanzees has demonstrated that the pathological findings are essentially indistinguishable from those seen in mild typhoid fever in man. The clinical spectrum of disease seen in chimpanzees ranged from moderately severe illness, through transitory illness, to afebrile infection with or without bacteriemia (but invariably with an antibody response), occasionally leading to the development of persisting biliary infection and the carrier state. Thus the range of illness observed in chimpanzees resembled that seen in man, except that the severe and complicated forms of typhoid fever were not observed in the chimpanzee. A reason for this difference is proposed and discussed. In contrast to the limitations imposed upon the interpretation of human epidemiologic observations, it has been possible to demonstrate in the chimpanzee that clinical variation in disease pattern from animal to animal may occur despite the administration of the same dose of the same bacterial strain simultaneously to an entire group of animals under study; in other words, variation in clinical pattern is dependent on inherent, non-specific host factors as well as on dose, strain or preceding state of immunity. Variation in dose and in challenge strain of S. typhosa employed also appeared to have an effect upon the likelihood of producing febrile as against afebrile infection in chimpanzees. The dose required to produce clinical disease, even with the more virulent strain, was excessively large compared to what is believed to be the dose required to produce illness in man; the limitations of this assumption, and suggested explanations for the findings, are discussed. The production of the spectrum of typhoid fever in the chimpanzee has made possible the study of basic problems in this disease which are not amenable to definitive study through the use of prevailing laboratory techniques.


Symposium on world medicine. The future of immunization.


Traumatic subcutaneous perforation of intramesenteric small-bowel diverticulum. Report of a case and review of two cases from the literature.


Serum copper, iron and iron binding capacity in kwashiorkor.


Inguinal irradiation and lymph-node excision in carcinoma of the vulva. A clinical study of 138 patients.


The comparative toxicity of six organophosphorus insecticides in the rat.


A review of the benzothiadiazine derivatives in relation to cardiovascular disease.


A comparison of the effectiveness of pentaerythritol tetranitrate with pentaerythritol tetranitrate and meprobamate in angina pectoris.


Juvenile ankylosing spondylitis.

Juvenile ankylosing spondylitis.


Microchemical deoxyribonucleic acid determination in individual cells. A method for the quantitative determination of DNA in the 50 to 500 micromicrog. range is presented. Cells or cell nuclei are isolated individually from fixed tissue by means of micromanipulation. The tissue units in question are extracted in an oil chamber with deoxyribonuclease solution. The extracts are evaporated to dryness and redissolved to lens-shaped drops, the DNA contents of which are determined by a photographic-photometric procedure in ultraviolet light. Determinations on calf thymocytes and rat spermatids show a relatively good agreement with biochemical data. The present method tends, however, to give some. what higher values than those reported earlier. The coefficient of variation for analytical values from test material is about +/- 10 per cent. The method has been applied to cells from the axolotl, adults as well as tadpoles. Germ cells (spermatids and spermatocytes) do not show any evidence of a biological variation in DNA content. Cells from proliferating tissues give an increased spread of the DNA values. It could be shown, for epithelial cells, that there are at least two factors determining the DNA content of these cells. One is the fact that the cells are investigated at different phases of the mitotic cycle; the other is the fact that the DNA synthesis cycle occupies different ranges for different cells.


A constant humidity chamber for microphoresis.


Composition of ribonucleic acid from various parts of spider oocytes. Microphoretic purine-pyrimidine analyses of the ribonucleic acid (RNA) in nucleoli, nucleoplasm, cytoplasm, and yolk nuclei of spider oocytes have been carried out. The material necessary for the analyses was isolated by micromanipulation. Determinations of the amounts of RNA in the different parts of the cell were also performed. No differences between the composition of RNA in the nucleolus and the cytoplasm could be disclosed. Nucleoplasmic RNA was, on the other hand, distinctly different from that in the nucleolus and in the cytoplasm. The difference lies in the content of adenine, which is highest in nucleoplasmic RNA. The few analyses carried out on yolk nuclei showed their RNA to be variable in composition with a tendency to high purine values. The cytoplasm contains about 99 per cent of the total RNA in these cells, the nucleoplasm about 1 per cent, and the nucleolus not more than 0.3 per cent, although the highest concentrations are found in these latter structures. When considered in the light of other recent findings the results are compatible with the view that nucleolar RNA is the precursor of cytoplasmic RNA.


Extraction, hydrolysis, and electrophoretic analysis of ribonucleic acid from microscopic tissue units (microphoresis). A procedure for the purine-pyrimidine analysis of RNA in the 100- to 1000 micromicrog. range is presented. It includes hydrolysis and electrophoretic analysis of RNA, which is extracted from single isolated tissue units, like single cells. The quantitative determination of the separated compounds is carried out by a photographic-photometric procedure in ultraviolet light. The determined values show a coefficient of variation of about +/-7 per cent on test substance. Microelectrophoretic analyses of RNA from different sources have been performed and are compared to macrochemical analyses. The agreement is good in those cases in which it is possible to get any information at all through macrochemical analyses.


Citrate-buffered 51CrCl-3--an indicator of blood-brain barrier damage--experimentally compared with IHSA.


A note on the Couch and Keniston measure of agreement response set.


Operation middleman.

Operation middleman.


Social desirability and agreement response set.


Observations on juvenile hypothyroidism in native races of Northern Canada.


Blood level of indocyanine green in the dog during multiple dye curves and its effect on instrumental calibration.


Distribution and sequences of sexes in a selected sample of Swedish families.


Models in genetics.

Models in genetics.


Natural selection and the sex ratio.

Natural selection and the sex ratio.


On a method of estimating frequencies using the negative binomial distribution.


On the size of families containing twins.


Intracellular distribution of trace elements in liver tissue.


The doctor and his car.

The doctor and his car.


Some effects of aldrin and DDT on the soil fauna of arable land.


Utilization of methionine by the adult rat. I. Distribution of the alpha-carbon of dL-methionine-2-C14 in tissues, tissue fractions, expired carbon dioxide, blood and excreta.


Neuromuscular blocking agents. VII. Linear polyonium ethers.


Studies of urothelium. I. Characteristics of canine transitional epithelium following isolation from the urinary stream.


The mechanism at the cardia. II. The anri-reflux mechanism.


The keto acid metabolism of Corynebacterium diphtheriae growing in submerged culture.


Mycosis fungoides.

Mycosis fungoides.


Ten-year status after sympathectomy for arteriosclerosis.


Recurrent pulmonary embolism as remediable cause of heart failure.


Anatomy of the small arteries of the foot and toes.


Peripheral vasoconstrictive disease.

Peripheral vasoconstrictive disease.


Tests for the diagnostic evalauation of peripheral vascular disease.


Treatment of peripheral arteriosclerosis by methods other than direct attack.


Acute post-traumatic renal insufficiency.


Tumors of the minor salivary glands. A report of 23 cases.


A technique to hypnosis.

A technique to hypnosis.


Pulmonary valvotomy and infundibulectomy.


Encounter with the alcoholic.

Encounter with the alcoholic.


Viscosity studies of aspirated human vitreous, with special reference to its use in retinal detachment surgery.


The teaching of surgery.

The teaching of surgery.


The surgical treatment of chronic peptic ulceration.


The congenital bicuspid aortic valve.

The congenital bicuspid aortic valve.


Physiologically responsive closed loop servo in the control of cardiopulmonary bypass.


Seasonal incidence of congenital disease in Birmingham.


The recognition and estimation of cyclic trends.


The simulation of mendelism.

The simulation of mendelism.


Cell renewal in adult mouse tissues.

Cell renewal in adult mouse tissues.


The relation of blood volume to body composition.


Application of closed loop servo control to cardiopulmonary bypass.


Regeneration of cell structure and restoration of proteolytic activity following ethionine feeding in rats.


Effect of temperature on the concentration of free radicals in melanins from Allium cepa.


Skin sensitivity of human beings to Histoplasma capsulatum and Blastomyces dermatitidis polysaccharide antigens.


Seven new Arizona serotypes isolated from reptiles.


Proven rehabilitation measures for the hemiplegic patient--an authoritative guide.


Antigenicity of rabbit semen, bull semen and egg yolk after intravaginal or intramuscular injections into female rabbits.


Staphylococcal pneumonia in the neonatal period.


A case report of gasoline sniffing.

A case report of gasoline sniffing.


Studies of the Philopteridae (Mallophaga) from birds of the order Procellariformes. I. The genus Halipeurus Thompson.


Effect of streptomycin on the growth rate and intestinal flora (Escherichia coli) of piglets.


Behavioral decision theory.

Behavioral decision theory.


Costs and payoffs are instructions.

Costs and payoffs are instructions.


Some orthopaedic problems.

Some orthopaedic problems.


Superior vena cava to pulmonary artery shunt for tricuspid atresia in an infant.


Management of traumatic mitral insufficiency.


Recontruction of the cardiac septa and right ventricular outflow tract with Teflon patches.


Composite reconstruction of the femoral artery with saphenous vein after endarterectomy.


Asexual transmission of cytoplasmic male sterility.


Role of tocopherol, selenium and anti-oxidants in the rat.


Reversal by alpha-tocopherol and other substances of succinoxidase inhibition produced by a Tetrahymena pyriformis preparation.


An unidentified ubichromenol-like lipid constituent of bakers' yeast.


Studies on vitamin E. 6. The distribution of vitamin E in the rat and the effect of alpha-tocopherol and dietary selenium on ubiquinone and ubichromenol in tissues.


Erythrocyte survival-time determinations with the aid of DF32P.


Management of subacute diffuse interstitial pulmonary fibrosis of obscure etiology (Hamman Riche syndrome). Review of the literature with a case report.


Changes in renal functional pattern in essential hypertension.


Effect of hypotensive therapy on renal functional pattern in cases of hypertension.


Preparing the psychiatric patient for surgery.


Pitfalls in the surgical closure of atrial septal defect. Based on experience with one hundred and fifteen cases.


Five-year survival after surgery for bronchogenic carcinoma. An analysis of twenty-one cases.


Chronic constrictive pericarditis treated with pericardiectomy.


The morphology of buffy coat from cord blood of normal human newborns.


Analgesia in biliary pain.

Analgesia in biliary pain.


Experience with mammography in a tumor institution. Evaluation of 1,000 studies.


Genetic studies on lysogeny in Pseudomonas aeruginosa.


Corticosteroid secretion following caval constriction in dogs with isolated pituitaries.


Cervicalmucus studies in pregnancy.

Cervicalmucus studies in pregnancy.


Antifungal agent.

Antifungal agent. From the soil of the San Joaquin Valley a fungus has been isolated, an extract of which inhibits the growth of Coccidioides immitis on Sabouraud's medium. An acute toxicity study in mice indicates a certain tolerance of the extract. Tentative identification indicates that the fungus is a penicillium.


Assay of antihemophilic A, B and C factors by one-stage cephalin systems.


Cerebral cortical inhibition of pituitary-adrenal secretion.


Evaluation of methohexital for premedication in electroshock therapy.


Technical problems of studying intravenous anesthetics in man.


Continuous caudal analgesia in private practice.


The anti-heparin, anticoagulant and hypotensive properties of hexadimethrine and protamine.


On the structure of ganglioside 2 from ox-brain of some acid oligosaccharides from human milk and a new method of methylation.


Fast-neutron spectra and dose-rate calculations.


Treatment of burns in limited medical facilities.


A note on glucose-6-phosphatase activity of blood serum.


Employment of the physically handicapped. A survey of industrial plants in Atlanta, Georgia.


The rate of rise of PaCO2 in the apneic anesthetized patient.


A phase contrast microprecipitin test with poliovirus antigens. I. Properties of the antigens and antibodies and optimum conditions for reaction.


A phase contrast microprecipitin test with poliovirus antigens. II. Occurrence and development of microprecipitin antibody after natural inapparent infections, after inoculation of Salk vaccine, after feeding of attenuated live poliovirus vaccine, and in disease caused by polioviruses and other enteroviruses.


2,(alpha-hydroxybenzyl)-benzimidazole (HBB) as an aid in virus classification.


Spectrum and characteristics of the virus inhibitory action of 2-(alpha-hydroxybenzyl)-benzimidazole. 2-(alpha-Hydroxybenzyl)-benzimidazole (HBB) inhibited the cytopathic effects of the following enteroviruses: polio 1 to 3; Coxsackie A9; Coxsackie B 1 to 6; and ECHO virus types 1 to 9, 11 to 21, and 24 to 27. The following enteroviruses were not inhibited: Coxsackie A types 7, 11, 13, 16, and 18; and ECHO types 22, 23, and 28. Other HBB-insusceptible viruses were: arbor B and C, reo 1 to 3; adeno 2 to 4; influenza B; para-influenza 2 and 3; mumps; herpes simplex, and vaccinia. HBB had no inactivating effect on viral infectivity, but rather inhibited some intracellular step in the reproductive cycle of susceptible viruses. With all viruses examined, inhibition of viral cytopathic effects appeared to be due to inhibition of virus multiplication. Virus inhibition by HBB was demonstrable in monkey kidney, HeLa, and ERK cells. HBB-susceptible viruses varied quantitatively in their susceptibility to the compound, and different strains of the same virus also exhibited varying susceptibility. No relationship was found between attenuation of polioviruses and their susceptibility to the compound. After passage of HBB-susceptible enteroviruses in the presence of the compound, virus populations with lowered susceptibility to HBB were obtained. At virus inhibitory concentrations, HBB did not affect the morphology of cells, nor the following cellular metabolic activities: oxygen uptake; glucose utilization; lactic acid production; and incorporation of adenosine into RNA, and of alanine into proteins. The rates of multiplication of HeLa and ERK. cells were not significantly altered by HBB at virus inhibitory concentrations.


Pulmonary aspergillosis in a calf.

Pulmonary aspergillosis in a calf.


The relationship between secretory activity and the incorporation of P32 into phosphoinositide and phosphotidic acid in salivary glands and pigeon esophageal mucosa in vitro.


Hydrogen-ion secretion and the renewal of phosphate in the phosphatides in frog gastric mucosa in vitro.


The influence of the number of breast feedings on milk production.


The transport of carbon particles in the human female reproductive tract.


Major surgical conditions primarily presented as urologic problems.


Studies on the ventricular asynchronism in right bundle branch block.


Atrophy of the fetal mouse adrenal following decapitation in utero.


Socialized surgeons and captive patients. 4. The iron grip.


Socialized surgeons and captive patients. 5. Medical universities, state abortion policies and medical insurance.


Experimentally induced changes in the base composition of the ribonucleic acids of isolated nerve cells and their oligodendroglial cells. The effect of tricyano-amino-propene, a dimer of malononitrile, on the base composition of the RNA in isolated Deiters' nerve cells and their oligodendroglial cells has been studied using a microelectrophoretic method. Tri-a-p in a dose of 20 mg/kg has the effect of increasing the RNA and protein content per nerve cell by 25 per cent and decreasing the glia RNA by 45 per cent. The RNA base composition of the nerve cells from the control animals differs from that of their glial cells. The guanine of the nerve cell is significantly higher than that of the glia, but the content of cytosine is higher in the glia than in the RNA of nerve cell. The cytosine of nerve cells decreased significantly after tri-a-p administration. In the glial cells the cytosine showed a 20 per cent increase, and the guanine a 25 per cent decrease. Tri-a-p sharpened the difference in RNA composition already existing between the control nerve cells and their glial cells by almost 300 per cent for the guanine and by 400 per cent for the cytosine. The chemical and functional relationship between the nerve cell and its oligodendroglial cells is discussed.


Hemorrhagic disease of the newborn.

Hemorrhagic disease of the newborn.


Histologic changes in the Osgood-Schlatter lesion.


Roentgenologic changes in the Osgood-Schlatter lesion.


Cerebral complications of open-heart surgery.


Mesotheliomas of the pleura.

Mesotheliomas of the pleura.


The insertion of the ligamentum patellae on the tibial tuberosity. Some views in connection with the Osgood-Schlatter lesion.


The interaction of quaternary ammonium compounds with chondroitin sulfate.


The interaction of quarternary ammonium compounds with hyaluronic acid.


The clinical evaluation of vancomycin in treatment of multiantibiotic refractory staphylococcal infections. II. The use of vancomycin after failure of bactericidal antibiotics.


Isolation and identification of the acetylcholine receptor protein of electric tissue.


Surgical treatment of ulcerative colitis in children.


Paediatric surgery in Sweden.

Paediatric surgery in Sweden.


Influence of acetazolamide on cerebral blood flow.


Long-term results of rectosigmoidectomy for Hirschsprung's disease, with a note on Duhamel's operation.


Four years of progress in psychotherapy.


Headache, necrophilia, and murder, A brief hypnotherapeutic investigation of a single case.


Toward a realistic model of a biological period-measuring mechanism.


Thermal annealment and nitric oxide effects on free radicals in x-irradiated cells. Four kinds of radicals are identified in dry spores (Bacillus megaterium) after x-irradiation: those associated with singlet, doublet, triplet, and oxygen-complex types of spectra. The singlet, present only at low temperatures, gives rise irreversibly to the doublet at 25 degrees C. All hyperfine structure is depressed after annealment at 1000 degrees C and is lost when oxygen or nitric oxide is added. The physical results support the hypothesis that reactions of long-lived free radicals can account for the radiobiological phenomena of thermorestoration, nitric oxide protection, and latent oxygen effect.


Action spectra and nucleic acid metabolism in circadian rhythms at the cellular level.


Carcinoma of the parathyroid with hyperparathyroidism and metastases.


Hyperbilirubinemia due to exchange transfusion in the newborn.


The effects of past experience on the rats response to novelty.


The measurement of values in psychotherapeutic settings.


Pancreatitis with hyperlipemia.

Pancreatitis with hyperlipemia.


The effects of anti-cornea and anti-heart serum on cultured cells of rabbit cornea and other tissues.


Dogmatism and learning.

Dogmatism and learning.


Amyloidosis of the islets of Langerhans. A restudy of islet hyalin in diabetic and non-diabetic individuals.


The sensitivity of photographic film to 3-MeV neutrons and to thermal neutrons.


The marginally employable in a changing economy.


Application of membrane filters.

Application of membrane filters.


Gastric ulcers. Clinical and roentgenological analysis of 50 proven cases.


Immunoassay of growth hormone in human serum.


Serum growth-hormone concentrations in diabetes mellitus.


The genetics of sexual isolation in Drosophila paulistorum.


The effect of longterm oral combination of methylphenidate and reserpine on the autonomic phenomena at rest and on inborn and acquired reflexes of dogs.


Secretory behavior of endometrium in tissue culture.


Quantitative studies on the clearing effect of heparin.


Measurement of central blood volume by external monitoring.


Neutral plasmalogens analogous to the neutral triglycerides.


Intracellular distribution pattern of rat liver glutamic-oxalacetic transaminase.


Ribonucleases of rat adipose tissue.

Ribonucleases of rat adipose tissue.


Electron-transport and phosphorylation inhibitor in Tetrahymena and evidence for its formation by a phospholipase.


Spleen adenosine deaminase and guanase activities after whole-body x-irradiation of rats.


Antimicrobial therapy in the neonatal period.


Nonspecific mechanisms of resistance to infection.


Improvement of the uric acid determination by the carbonate method for serum and urine. An improved colorimetric procedure for determining uric acid by the carbonate method in serum and urine is described, using a 20% sodium carbonate solution with urea. Reliable results are also obtained in high concentrations of uric acid.


The growth-reproduction cycle closing phase.


Effects of corticoids, insulin, and epinephrine on alpha-aminoisobutvrate accumulation in muscle of adrenalectomized rats.


Effect of ACTH and insulin on AIB accumulation in diaphragm muscle and adrenal in vivo.


Insulin-induced accumulation of D-xylose against an apparent concentration gradient in diaphragm muscle. in vivo. The effect of insulin administration upon D-xylose-1-C(14) penetration into the diaphragm and gastrocnemius muscles of functionally nephrectomized normal, hypophysectomized, and adrenalectomized rats has been examined. It was found in all groups that after the administration of tracer amounts of D-xylose, this sugar enters the cell water of diaphragm to a greater extent than in gastrocnemius muscle, both in the presence and absence of exogenous insulin. Insulin increases the apparent intracellular distribution of D-xylose in both muscles in all three types of rats. After insulin administration, the intracellular concentration of D-xylose in diaphragm muscle was estimated to be about two times greater than D-xylose concentration in plasma; D-xylose accumulation was not observed in gastrocnemius muscle of insulin-treated rats. Intracellular accumulation of D-xylose occurs in diaphragm of insulin-treated rats at plasma concentrations of D-xylose ranging from 4 to 2200 microg/ml; however, a "saturation" phenomenon appears to be operative, since intracellular distribution declines as plasma D-xylose concentration is increased within this range. A decline in intracellular D-xylose distribution also occurs in gastrocnemius as plasma D-xylose is increased, suggesting that entry into this muscle as well does not exhibit the characteristics of a simple diffusion process. The significance of these in vivo observations is briefly discussed in relation to widely accepted assumptions concerning sugar permeability in muscle.


New and expanded uses of gastric irradiation therapy.


Replicated factors on the MMPI with female NP patients.


The George E. Brown Memorial Lecture: Circulatory congestion and heart failure.


Parabiotic anemia-polycythemia.

Parabiotic anemia-polycythemia.


Histology of sex-specific graft rejection.


Immunohematology of blood therapy.

Immunohematology of blood therapy.


The anemia of parabiotic intoxication.

The anemia of parabiotic intoxication.


Counseling the emotionally disturbed.

Counseling the emotionally disturbed.


Observations on excess mortality associated with epidemic influenza.


A stereotaxic atlas for Cebus monkeys.

A stereotaxic atlas for Cebus monkeys.


Electrophysiological effects of hydroxylamine administration.


Hippocampal "dendritic" responses in rabbits.


Primary and secondary narcissism.

Primary and secondary narcissism.


The toxicity and absorption enhancing ability of surfactants.


Blood-cholesterol and aspirin.

Blood-cholesterol and aspirin.


Methods of assaying antituberculous drugs in biologic material. I. The chemical assay of alpha-ethylthioisonicotinamide (TH 1314).


Glycerol utilization by Mycobacteria.

Glycerol utilization by Mycobacteria.


A new single-dose piperazine preparation for the treatment of enterobiasis.


Analysis of the effect of the chief physical factors changing radiosensitivity.


Adrenocortical activity in psychiatric disorders.


Short-circuit current measurements in proximal tubule of Necturus kidney.


A third contribution to the study of slips of the tongue.


Bacterial meningits. I. General review (294 cases).


The thermal degradation of nucleic acids.


Time constant of touch fibres in the cat.


Clinical investigation of paragonimiasis.


Angiographic findings in cases of "stroke".


Congenital obstructive emphysema in infants.


Bridging small artery defects in the dog with in situ preformed autologous connective tissue tubes.


Autogenous connective tissue tubes for replacement of small artery defects. A preliminary report of an experimental study in dogs.


Combined teflon-autologous vein grafts for small artery replacement in dogs.


Small artery replacement by autologus veins, homologous arteries and teflon tubes in dogs.


Radio-activity of luminous watches and estimation of dose to the wrist and the gonads.


A prognostic study of neurotic pregnant patients--preliminary communication.


Medical technology, past, present and future.


Thrombotic occlusion of experimental grafts as a function of the regional blood flow.


Pressure-flow relationship and thrombotic occlusion of experimental grafts.


A total approach to obesity.

A total approach to obesity.


The thyroid function in acute steroid deprivation following bilateral adrenalectomy.


Graphic expression of the palpatory and auscultatory signs of A-V fistula.


Temporary remission in acute leukemia after an attack of "acute appendicitis".


The reaction of the cochlea to stapes mobilization.


A technique for the chemotherapy of cancer isolated organ perfusion.


Coccidioidal meningitis. The use of amphotericin B in treatment. Amphotericin B is the first agent to alter favorably the course of coccidioidal meningitis. The morbidity and toxicity of the drug are at present its chief limiting factors. Although no cures were obtained in a series of 11 cases, significant remissions usually followed a course of therapy. Comparison with similar groups showed a significant prolongation of life in adequately treated cases.


Appearance of persistently cytopathic Eastern and Western encephalitis viruses after "blind" passage in cultures of L mouse fibroblasts.


A critical evaluation of bephenium hydroxynaphthoate as an anthelmintic in 8 yearling Hereford calves.


Observations on the effect of phenacetin and N-acetyl-p-aminophenol on rat kidneys.


Roniacol timespan in the treatment of peripheral vascular and allied disorders.


Biological effects of magnetic fields--negative results.


Francis Bacon as educator.

Francis Bacon as educator.


Isolated liver perfusion for reducing blood ammonia.


Hemoglobin electrophoretic patterns and blood groups of San Blas Indians.


Uric acid metabolism in psoriasis.

Uric acid metabolism in psoriasis.


Amelioration of allergic symptoms with a new tranquilizing drug (Listica).


The effectiveness of psychotherapy alone and in confunction with perphenazine or placebo in the treatment of neurotic and hyperkinetic children.


The epidemiology of coronary heart disease in Middlesex County, Connecticut. I. A preliminary report on methodology and the incidence of primary myocardial infarction.


The current status of secondary prevention in child psychiatry.


Physiologic rest through rigid immobilization in the treatment of foot problems.


Bladder tumors and associated proliferative mucosal lesions.


The anorectal and anovulval fistulous abscess.


Shielding calculations for civil defense.


Urinary excretion and plasma levels of 17-hydroxycorticosteroids during a cycle of addiction to morphine.


Mechanical small bowel obstruction.

Mechanical small bowel obstruction.


Zoxazolamine hepatitis.

Zoxazolamine hepatitis.


Primary malignant mesothelioma of the pleura.


Selective formation of alpha-amylase by non-growing cells of Pseudomonas saccharophila.


Genetic variants of phage T3.

Genetic variants of phage T3.


Bronchogenic carcinoma.

Bronchogenic carcinoma.


Current status of emulsion therapy in the treatment of allergy.


Effect of sodium deficiency on secretion of hormones by the rat adrenal cortex.


Dietary factors and adrenocortical hormone secretion.


Malignant teratoma of the ovary.

Malignant teratoma of the ovary.


The "third kidney" phenomenon.

The "third kidney" phenomenon.


Eisenstein ecto-endo cervical scraper.

Eisenstein ecto-endo cervical scraper.


A clinical study of a multifaceted treatment in coronary insufficiency.


Rare forms of pathologic spermatozoa.

Rare forms of pathologic spermatozoa.


Precipitins against Pasteurella pestis in normal and antibacterial sera.


Coagulation of human plasma by Pasteurella pestis.


Mirror dreams.

Mirror dreams.


The symptomatology of mental disease among refugees in Norway.


A hitherto unnoticed letter by Sigmund FREUD.


Atheromatous changes in autogenous venous grafts. Functional and anatomical aspects. Case report.


The haemoglobin level and the number of erythrocytes in sailors.


A male mongoloid with 46 chromosomes.

A male mongoloid with 46 chromosomes.


Treatment of reactions in leprosy by aqueous sulphetrone injections and oral INH in a rural centre.


Bacterial and sensitivity study of local cases of chronic suppurative otitis.


On changes in the death-risk in mental hospitals in Finland during the years 1920-1955.


Restless legs in amputees.

Restless legs in amputees.


Restless legs syndrome.

Restless legs syndrome.


A case of Munchausen's hysterical psychopathy.


The pathology and prognosis of gastric carcinoma.


Spontaneous rupture of the kidney in periarteritis nodosa. Report of one case.


On the organization of cancer control in Norway.


On the reflex effects from the knee joint of the cat.


Intra-articular knee joint temperature variations in response to cooling and heating of the skin in the cat.


Benign epithelial tumours of the stomach and duodenum. Diagnosis and treatment.


Accessory pancreas in the stomach and duodenum. Clinical features, diagnosis and therapy.


Carcinoid tumours of the stomach. A report of three cases with a review of the literature.


Colorado tick fever.

Colorado tick fever.


Hirsutism in the children of diabetic mothers.


Subjective similarity in two perceptual continua.


Insect-borne and animal-borne virus diseases of man.


Plasma 17-hydroxycorticosteroids in Cushing's syndrome.


Angina pectoris. IV. Clinical and experimental difference between ischemia with S-T elevation and ischemia with S-T depression.


Angina pectoris. V. Giant R and receding S wave in myocardial ischemia and certain nonischemic conditions.


Benign non-epithelial tumours of the stomach and duodenum. A review of 27 cases.


Factors affecting the chain length of group A streptococci. I. Demonstration of a metabolically active chain-splitting system. Group A streptococci which grew in long chains in the presence of homologous anti-M antibody were split into their original length by the addition of an excess of homologous M protein to the culture. The chain-splitting reaction showed temperature and pH optima (37 degrees C., 7.5) and was completely inhibited at 0 degrees C. or by heat-killing the long chains at 56 degrees C. prior to the addition of M protein. Addition of sublethal doses of HgCl(2), or of penicillin, inhibited the chain-splitting reaction. Pneumococci behaved in entirely comparable fashion to streptococci in similar experiments. Virulent strains of streptococci formed the shortest chains when broth media was enriched with serum. The chain-shortening effect of serum enrichment of the media was most apparent with encapsulated strains and under cultural conditions that favored capsule formation. Loss of capsules by mutation or by unfavorable growth conditions resulted in increase in chain length. The activity of the chain-splitting mechanism seemed to be independent of M protein, however, since encapsulated M-negative variants also formed very short chain in serum-enriched media. The physical presence of the capsule was not essential for chain shortening since enzymatic removal of the capsule with hyaluronidase during growth did not affect chain length. These results strongly suggest that chain-splitting of streptococci and pneumococci occurs by an active metabolic mechanism, presumably enzymatic, which is inhibited by the union of surface antigens with specific antibody.


Factors affecting the chain length of group A streptococci. II. Quantative M-anti-M relationships in the long chain test. Minute amounts of M protein were detected in culture supernates of virulent Group A streptococci by type-specific inhibition of the long chain and the bactericidal tests for anti-M antibody. The amount of M protein that was detected by the inhibition of these biological systems was less than could be demonstrated by precipitation tests. All strains of streptococci rich in M protein which were studied formed long chains when grown in sufficient concentrations of anti-M antibody. Very low concentrations of anti-M antibody escaped detection by the long chain test when strains of excessive M protein content were employed. Under such conditions the bactericidal test detected anti-M antibody more sensitively than the long chain test owing to the smaller inoculum employed in the former method. The scission of streptococcal chains may be inhibited by union of antibodies with surface antigens other than M protein. Long chains were formed when M-negative, R-positive strains were grown in sera containing anti-R antibody.


Studies on staphylococci. II. Effect of coagulase on the virulence of coagulase negative strains.


Appendectomy of children with nervous abdominal pain.


Spontaneous premature rupture of the fetal membranes. A review of 363 cases.


Decompression of the facial nerve. With an illustration of exposing its vertical part in Bell's palsy.


One stage tympanoplasty in early facial paralysis secondary to chronic suppurative otitis media with report of two cases.


Adaptation of slitlamp to indirect ophthalmoscopy.


Treatment of urinary bilharziasis with reduced dose of miracil D.


Dupuytren's disease of the foot (fibromatosis of the plantar fascia).


Acquired haemolytic anaemias. Report of a case treated with corticosteroids for 6 years.


Effect of abdominal paracentesis on the electrolytic pattern in bilharzial cirrhosis with ascites.


Blood basophils in thyroid disorders.

Blood basophils in thyroid disorders.


Trial of anabolic agents in cases of chronic renal failure with uremia.


Secondary reinforcement in new learning-situations.


Multiple primary intracranial tumors. Case report.


Mouth-to-nose resuscitation during convulsive seizures.


Some effects of breathing oxygen before and after exercise.


The conversion of D-glucose to 5-keto-6-deoxy-D-arabohexose.


Fixation of yeast protoplasts for electron microscopy.


Pinocytosis in the developing egg of Limnaea stagnalis L.


Medical staff and administration.

Medical staff and administration.


Mixed tumors of the palate. A statistical survey and report of two cases.


Intravascular cannulae for use with an artificial kidney.


Supply and demand for faculty in anatomy.


A pilot study comparing the effects of pineal extract and a placebo in patients with chronic schizophrenia.


Subnormal electroretinograms in a case of tapetoretinal degeneration combined with drusen of the optic disc and glaucoma simplex.


Rapid identification of malignant cells in vaginal smears by cytoplasmic fluorescence.


Closed-circuit perfusion of liver utilizing an extracorporeal circulation.


Semiconductivity in hydrated haemoglobin.


A micro-bioassay method for estrogen.

A micro-bioassay method for estrogen.


Electron-microscopic investigation of filament structures in unmyelinated fibers of cat splenic nerve.


Crypts and ducts in the gallbladder wall.


Submucous myoma during pregnancy; a case report.


Headache in otolaryngology. (A survey of 332 cases).


Pre-operative and postoperative otolaryngology.


Atrial pulsation during acute distension and its possible significance in the regulation of blood volume.


Effects of nerve stimulation and drugs on the extrapulmonary portion of the pulmonary vein.


Recurrent polyserositis ("periodic disease"). Electroencephalographic changes.


Electrocardiographic changes in recurrent polyserositis ("periodic disease").


Intestinal obstruction of the newborn infant. Usefulness of the sweat electrolyte test in differential diagnosis.


Site of action of hypertonic saline in the pulmonary circulation.


The splitting scrotal incision.

The splitting scrotal incision.


Bundle branch block among employed persons.


Staphylococcal infection of the newborn in hospital and in domiciliary practice.


Neuropsychiatry and graphodiagnostics in Parkinson research.


Existence, spontaneity and anxiety, as related to the process of "merging".


Toxoplasmosis as an aetiological factor in the determination of neuropsychic affections in children.


Notes on the anatomy, embryology, and histology of the pericardium. II.


Squamous cell carcinoma occurring in an "intralobar pulmonary sequestration".


Calcium, chelates, and digitalis, A clinical Study.


Radioactivity in calcified atherosclerosis.


The prone position in intravenous urography for study of the upper urinary tract.


Children's discovery of the conservation of mass, weight, and volume: Piaget replication study. II.


Quantity conceptions in junior and senior high school students.


The development of quantitative thinking: a systematic replication of Piaget's studies.


The development of the additive composition of classes in the child: Piaget replication study III.


Radiation response of mammalian cells grown in culture. 1. Repair of X-ray damage in surviving Chinese hamster cells.


Aneurysm of an intercostal artery after paracentesis thoracis.


Ventriculovenous anastomosis in obstructive and acquired communicating hydrocephalus.


Hazards to health. Basis of the maximum allowable concentrations for occupational exposure.


Maximum acceptable concentrations. A comparison in Russia and the United States.


Solo and group hypnotherapy.

Solo and group hypnotherapy.


Doctoral education in nursing.

Doctoral education in nursing.


Doomsday, A. D.20267?

Doomsday, A. D.20267?


The renal excretion of hydrogen ion in renal tubular acidosis. I. quantitative assessment of the response to ammonium chloride as an acid load.


Education is continuous.

Education is continuous.


The Image of the American physician.

The Image of the American physician.


Lipid mobilization in x-irradiated rabbits.


Biochemical aspects of the chemotherapy of leprosy.


Water, salt, and the falling heart.

Water, salt, and the falling heart.


EEG activation by means of megimide.

EEG activation by means of megimide.


The interaction of infectious ribonucleic acid with a mammalian cell line. II. Kinetics of the formation of infectious centers.


Absent deep reflexes: a diagnostic clue in unsuspected diabetes.


Diabetic neuropathy.

Diabetic neuropathy.


Inhibition of cobamide coenzyme activity by intrinsic factor.


Characterization of myosin from normal dog heart.


Limited occlusion and hyperphoria.

Limited occlusion and hyperphoria.


Successful maintenance of pernicious anaemia patients with vitamin B12 and intrinsic factor for long periods.


Chromatographic separation of the degradation products of pralidoxime iodide (pyridine-2-aldoxime methiodide).


The effect of persantin on coronary flow and cardiac dynamics.


Post-nephrectomy arteriovenous fistula.

Post-nephrectomy arteriovenous fistula.


Field arrangement of a small medical unit.


Some aspects of calcium phosphate solubility.


The development of emotional distress reactions to separation, in puppies.


Soviet doctor.

Soviet doctor.


Serum "alpha-hydroxybutyric dehydrogenase" in myocardial infarction and in liver disease.


Epidemic of infectious hepatitis in Nebraska.


Purchasing techniques for small hospitals.


The isolation of bradykinin, a plasma kinin from ox blood.


Actions of pure bradykinin.

Actions of pure bradykinin.


Fluid balance in peptic ulceration induced by pancreatic fistulas.


The effect of sensorineural lesions on pitch discrimination in cats.


A reevaluation of serum amylase determinations.


Pancreatic influences on gastric secretions.


Fibrinogen changes in relation to cerebrovascular accidents.


Classes for people with heart disease.

Classes for people with heart disease.


Aids in neurological diagnosis.

Aids in neurological diagnosis.


Concepts of nursing.

Concepts of nursing.


Philosophy and curriculum.

Philosophy and curriculum.


Setting the stage.

Setting the stage.


The selection of learning experiences.

The selection of learning experiences.


Sodium from drinking water as an unsuspected cause of cardiac decompensation.


Peritoneal dialysis in salicylate intoxication.


Thoracic sequestration cysts of fetal bronchogenic and esophageal origin.


Leprosy in Canada.

Leprosy in Canada.


Defect of the corpus callosum and congenital occlusion of fourth ventricle with tuberous sclerosis.


Low-angle x-ray reflections from living molluscan muscles.


Influence of some adrenal and pituitary hormones on the absorption and biological disposition of methadone.


Clinical investigation of benzydroflumethiazide in edema and hypertension.


An anaphylactic reaction to sodium dehydrocholate (decholin).


Ophthalmic disease in Western Samoa.

Ophthalmic disease in Western Samoa.


The aetiology of pterygium.

The aetiology of pterygium.


The state of factor I in rat brain: the effects of metabolic conditions and drugs.


Microbiological standards and handling codes for chilled and frozen foods. A review. The usefulness of microbiological standards for frozen foods is now a controversy in the trade and scientific literature. Most reviewers have given arguments both for and against, and have concluded that they should be applied with great caution. Such standards have the advantage of putting questions of safety on a convenient numerical basis. Canadian workers have reported that promulgation of standards has invariably raised the hygienic level of the products controlled. Bacteriological standards have often been associated with the question of safety to the consumer. Everyone recognizes that food poisoning bacteria are a potential danger in any food. But many have argued that the history of food poisoning outbreaks from frozen foods is excellent and that there is no need for standards; on the other hand, proponents of standards have pointed to the incomplete investigation and reporting of outbreaks, and have argued that there may be more outbreaks than we realize. They have pointed to laboratory studies that have shown grossly mishandled precooked frozen foods to be truly dangerous. Some have proposed that pathogens should be absent from foods; but others have questioned that a microbiological standard can accomplish this end. Some pathogens, such as Salmonella or Staphylococcus have been shown to be so ubiquitous that their presence in some commercial foods is unavoidable. Also, sampling and analytical methods have been described as inadequate to guarantee that pathogens present will be detected. Some have argued that control at the source is a better way-through inspections of the plant operation, by enforcement of handling codes, or by processing procedures such as pasteurization, which would be more certain to result in a pathogen-free food.A most important part of any of the proposed standards is a "total count" of viable aerobic bacteria. English workers have found that foods causing poisoning outbreaks usually had total viable counts above 10 million per gram. On the other hand, these same workers found Salmonella on meats with very low total viable count. The assumption by many that low total count indicates safety has been shown to be not always true. Furthermore, high counts of nonpathogenic organisms, such as psychrophilic saprophytes would have no public health significance. The relation between bacterial level and quality is open to less controversy. Some authorities have pointed to bacterial level as a measure of sanitation, adequacy of refrigeration, or speed of handling. Others have indicated that to determine which of these factors caused a high count would be impossible with only a total count on the product as a guide. Some investigators have said a high count affects flavor adversely before actual spoilage is evident, and this may be a factor in competition on today's market. It is well established that initial bacterial level will affect the shelf-life of a chilled product. Methods of analysis are more nearly adequate for counts than for pathogens, but they need improvement, and should be clearly specified as part of any bacteriological standard. Foods with high count could sometimes be brought into compliance merely by storing them for a sufficient period frozen, or by heating them slightly. This has been cited by some authors as a disadvantage of bacteriological standards. The enterococci and the coliform group (except Escherichia coli) have been shown to be ubiquitous and therefore should not be used alone to indicate fecal contamination. Although E. coli has greater significance, its source should be determined each time it is found. Various reviewers have expressed the need for caution in the application of standards. The principal precautionary arguments we have found are as follows:1) A single set of microbiological standards should not be applied to foods as a miscellaneous group, such as "frozen foods" or "precooked foods."2) Microbiological standards should be applied first to the more hazardous types of foods on an individual basis, after sufficient data are accumulated on expected bacterial levels, with consideration of variations in composition, processing procedures, and time of frozen storage.3) When standards are chosen, there should be a definite relation between the standard and the hazard against which it is meant to protect the public.4) Methods of sampling and analysis should be carefully studied for reliability and reproducibility among laboratories, and chosen methods should be specified in detail as part of the standard.5) Tolerances should be included in the standard to account for inaccuracies of sampling and analysis.6) At first, the standard should be applied on a tentative basis to allow for voluntary compliance before becoming a strictly enforced regulation.7) Microbiological standards will be expensive to enforce.8) If standards are unwisely chosen they will not stand in courts of law.


Type and group polysaccharides of group D streptococci. Polysaccharides extracted from cell walls of 4 serological types of Group D streptococci were serologically type-specific. Acid hydrolysates of all 4 contained hexosamine (glucosamine), rhamnose and glucose. A polysaccharide extracted from 2 serological types by either alkaline treatment or mechanical disruption was serologically group-specific. Acid hydrolysates contained glucose and no other single component in comparable amount. The group-specific polysaccharide, which may be of a dextran-like nature, is probably situated wholly or in part at the surface of the streptococcus.


In-vitro performance of the twin-coil artificial kidney with suggested improvements.


Mushroom poisoning.

Mushroom poisoning.


The vertical diffusion of gas from a continuous source.


A quick and accurate method for the determination of fibronogen in plasma.


A new universal buffer system.

A new universal buffer system.


Four surveys of leprosy in the Lango District of Uganda.


The effects of uncoupling agents on the uptake and incorporation of glycine by transplantable tumors.


The recovery of Bacterium anitraum (B5w) from animals.


Vesicular malignant dyskeratosis.

Vesicular malignant dyskeratosis.


Treatment of carcinoma of the esophagus and cardia.


The upper limits of tolerance of environmental stress.


Ecological factors affecting efficiency and health in warships.


Extraperitoneal cesarean section. A simplified technique.


Vaginal hysterectomy-a modified technic.


Anatomy for anaesthetists. (1) The antecubital fossa.


Polycythaemia due to hydronephrosis.

Polycythaemia due to hydronephrosis.


Self-retaining polyethylene catheter for females.


Anatomy for anaesthetists. 2. The anterior abdominal wall.


The chiasmal spur: an anomaly of the human optic chiasma.


Physico-chemical and immunological observations on the abnormal proteins in three patients with cryoglobulinaemia. Three new cases of cryoglobulinaemia are described, and in each case the presence of the cryoglobulin appeared to be unrelated to the clinical manifestations. Although when examined by paper electrophoresis the abnormal proteins behaved uniformly as normal gamma globulins, marked differences in nature were revealed when ultracentrifugal and immunological analyses were made. One patient had an abnormal protein which behaved both as a cryoglobulin and as a macroglobulin.


Preparation for the profession. The present and the future.


Professional practice and medical education.


Evaluation of surgical treatment of acquired and congenital aortic stenosis.


Clinical instructors course--students' evaluation.


The influence of dietary factors upon the composition of mineralized tissues and upon the susceptibility of enamel to erosion in vivo. I. Phosphorus.


The sprained ankle.

The sprained ankle.


Incision and primary suture of abscesses of the anal region.


The treatment of pain by ethyl chloride and other cooling sprays.


Head injuries.

Head injuries.


Carcinoma of the larynx and pharynx.

Carcinoma of the larynx and pharynx.


Streptothrix canaliculitis.

Streptothrix canaliculitis.


Tonography.

Tonography.


The patch technique as an adjunct to coronary endarterectomy.


Electron microscopy of the duct, and especially the 'cuticular border" of the eccrine sweat glands in Macaca mulatta.


Cataract extraction with the modified Smith technique.


Reduction of intraocular pressure using plastics in surgery.


Annual administrative reviews: safety.

Annual administrative reviews: safety.


Reduction of radiation hazards in the use of radium and similar sources. II. The construction of a remote handling room for radioactive sources.


The distribution of active bone marrow in the adult.


Bioassay of luteinizing hormone.

Bioassay of luteinizing hormone.


Electron microscopy.

Electron microscopy.


Glutamic-oxaloacetic transaminase of cauliflower. 1. Purification and specificity.


Studies on the serial extraction of pituitary proteins.


The trampoline and serious neurological injuries.


Primary reticulum cell sarcoma of the testis.


Ergot intoxication in a young woman with migraine (case report).


Palliative surgery for advanced malignancy.


The inter-relationship of the department of plastic and reconstructive surgery and the division of surgery in the medical school.


Differential diagnosis of knee injuries.


Pulmonary adaptations to altered thyroid metabolism.


Mechanisms of hypoxia in left to right shunts.


Physiological alterations in increased pulmonary blood flow with and without pulmonary hypertension.


Further studies on myocardial metabolism during elective cardiac arrest and hypothermia.


BUTLER WF MALOY WC, ROSSI JH, HALL DP: Role of hypothermia in the protection of myocardial metabolism during cardiopulmonary by-pass and elective cardiac arrest.


Clinical applications of the fluorinated pyrimidines.


Volatile fatty acids from axenic Ascaris lumbricoides.


Treatment of chronic granulocytic leukemia with the 6-substituted purines 6-mercaptopurine, thioguanine, and 6-chloropurine.


Immunochemical studies of human saliva. I. The demonstration of serum proteins in whole and parotid saliva.


A fluorometric method for the determination of hippuric acid.


A new and rapid colorimetric determination of acetylcholinesterase activity.


Respiratory tract - medical.

Respiratory tract - medical.


Two cases of solitary giant tubular adenoma of the kidney simulating carcinoma of the renal parenchyma.


Fate of partially purified C-14-labeled toxin of Clostridium perfringens. Ellner, Paul D. (University of Florida, Gainesville). Fate of partially purified C(14)-labeled toxin of Clostridium perfringens. J. Bacteriol. 82:275-283. 1961.-A study was made of the fate of Clostridium perfringens toxin in susceptible animals. Labeled toxin was prepared by growing C. perfringens type A in a complex casein hydrolyzate medium containing a tryptic hydrolyzate of C(14)-labeled algal protein. The toxin was purified about 30-fold (in terms of lecithinase activity) by ammonium sulfate and acetone precipitations. The tagged toxin was injected intravenously into mice and rabbits, and the disappearance from the blood stream, deposition in organs and appearance in urine and expired air determined by measurement of radioactivity. Experimental data showed that toxin disappears rapidly from the bloodstream following intravenous injection, with radioactivity appearing in the urine and expired air shortly thereafter (10 to 20 min). The organs primarily responsible for the uptake of toxin from the blood are the liver (72%), lungs (15%), kidney (8%), and spleen (5%). The toxin is not bound to skeletal muscle. Fractionation of the liver into subcellular particles by centrifugation showed the radioactivity to be concentrated in the mitochondrial fraction. These experiments indicate that the toxin is rapidly removed from the circulating blood, is metabolized, and breakdown products excreted in the urine, with 1 carbon fragments eliminated as CO(2) in the expired air.


A colorimetric method for assay of erythrocytic glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase.


Psychiatric aide inservice training: an experimental approach.


Chloroquine (Aralen)-induced retinal damage.


Inhibition of myofibrillar adenosinetriphosphatase and syneresis by 1,3-diphosphoglyceric acid.


Measurement of serum lactic dehydrogenase.


Shaping food purchasing patterns.

Shaping food purchasing patterns.


Cerebral lesions in infancy.

Cerebral lesions in infancy.


A junior partner...or not?

A junior partner...or not?


The effect of subperiosteally implanted autogenous whole-thickness skin graft on growing bone. An experimental study.


A study of some electrophysiological properties of human intercostal muscle.


Diagnosis of lung carcinoma.

Diagnosis of lung carcinoma.


The effect of dimethylformamide on phosphoglyceraldehyde dehydrogenase.


Culture components as a significant factor in child development. Symposium, 1960. 3. The effect of child rearing on behavior in different cultures.


Differences in difficulty among the CID W-22 auditory tests.


The relative stability of half-list and full-list discrimination tests.


Independent living and the independent physician.


Influence of thyroid function on carbohydrate metabolism and a new method for assessing response to insulin.


Quanta and the concept of organismic law.


Salt and water metabolism during weight reduction.


A description of the technique for nuclear transplantation in Xenopus laevis.


Effects of tris(paminophenyl)-carbonium salts and related compounds on experimental schistosomiasis and paragonimiasis.


Thermal and metabolic responses of Arctic Indians to a standard moderate cold exposure at the end of winter.


The periodic health examination. A study of the private practitioner's attitudes.


Haematological effects of homologous series of dichloroethylarylamines (aromatic nitrogen mustards).


The syndrome of exophthalmos, hypertrophic osteoarthropathy, and pretibial myxedema.


Kurthia bessonii isolated from clinical material.


Cardiac arrest: a report on ten cases.

Cardiac arrest: a report on ten cases.


A forty-year look at nutrition research.


Note on the bacterialflora of the Egyptian desert in summer.


Fluoridation of water for dental public health.


Precocious ovarian stimulation following interruption of stria terminalis.


An attempt to produce experimental testicular teratoma in the albino rat by zinc sulphate and methyl cholanthrene.


Experimental study of the radiosensitization effect of vitamin K.


The histogenesis of mixed tumours of the salivary glands.


Tuberculosis in a common lodging-house.

Tuberculosis in a common lodging-house.


Gonadotropic antiserum effects in normal and irradiated female mice.


The size, shape and hydration of cetomacrogol 1000 micelles.


Mongolism.

Mongolism.


Chromosome number of in vivo and in vitro cultured Krebes-2 carcinoma of mice: the selective property of the in vitro culture medium.


Adaptation of the standard Durrum-type cell for reverse-flow paper electrophoresis.


Favism in a nursing infant.

Favism in a nursing infant.


Some physical properties of deoxyribonucleic acids dissolved in a high-salt medium: salt hyperchromicity.


Arrhythmias following cardiac surgery.

Arrhythmias following cardiac surgery.


Angiocardiography: observations on mortality.


Gastric secretory responses to repeated intravenous infusions of histamine and gastrin in nonanesthetized and anesthetized gastric fistula cats.


Apoplexy--pathogenesis.

Apoplexy--pathogenesis.


An abdominal sling operation for the repair of enterocele and vault prolapse.


Vulval carcinoma complicating condylomata acuminata.


Electronics enters field of optical aids.


Electroencephalographic effects of captodiamine hydrochloride.


Blade holders for tonsil gags.

Blade holders for tonsil gags.


Hospital management visits a German hospital.


Filure to demonstrate antihormonal antibodies in rats after maximal response to daily administration of growth hormone.


Tuberculosis in Soho.

Tuberculosis in Soho.


Effect of thermal injury on ascorbic acid and tyrosine metabolism.


The cause of the disappearance of arginine from the blood of rats with acute hepatic necrosis induced by dietary means.


Correlation between iron staining of infant livers and amount of iron estimated chemically.


The iron and copper concentration of the liver in intrautercne life and in haemolytic disease.


Lung and heart complications of the treatment of hydrocephalus by ventriculoauriculostomy.


The weight of the ventricles in the later weeks of intra-uterine life.


The number of alveoli in the terminal respiratory unit of man during late intrauterine life and childhood.


The weights of kidneys in late intrautrine life and childhood. Statistical tables including 50 and 95 percentile ranges are presented of the combined kidney weights compared with body weight, crown-rump length, and gestation age of foetuses and newborn children, and also a table of kidney weights related to post-natal age. The importance of relating kidney weight to more than one general body criterion in the perinatal period is illustrated.


Weights of cardiac ventricles at and after birth.


Correlation of histological alterations in breast cancer with response to hormone therapy.


Repair of the anterior cruciate ligament with 8mm, tube teflon in dogs.


Two cases of lentil pneumonitis.

Two cases of lentil pneumonitis.


Inflammation of the placenta. Correlation with prematurity and perinatal death.


Horace and mental health.

Horace and mental health.


Effects of irradiation of chest on pulmonary function in man.


A method for the determination of the volume of air in the lungs: measurements in chronic pulmonary emphysema.


Distribution of muscle protein in the fibers of the conduction system of the beef heart.


Effect of denervation on the maximal secretory capacity of salivary glands.


Supersensitivity of salivary glands following treatment with bretylium or guanethidine. The sensitivity of the submaxillary glands to noradrenaline was estimated once a week in cats anaesthetized with hexobarbitone. Daily subcutaneous injections of bretylium or guanethidine were found to produce a supersensitivity of the glands, similar to that caused by extirpation of the superior cervical ganglion.


Sensitization of the submaxillary and parotid glands by removal of part of the afferent inflow to the salivary nuclei.


On 'antilytic' secretion of saliva.

On 'antilytic' secretion of saliva.


Supersensitivity following "pharmacological denervation".


Supersensitivity of salivary gland caused by botulinum toxin.


Swelling of normal, preneoplastic and neoplastic liver mitochondria. I. Spontaneous and thyroxine-induced swelling of normal liver mitochondria as affected by succinate and adenine nucleotides.


Swelling of normal, preneoplastic and neoplastic liver mitochondria. II. The swelling of liver mitochondria from mice and rats fed carcinogenic azo dyes, and of hepatoma mitochondria.


Surgical treatment of broncho-pulmonary and pleuritic suppurations.


Effects of protein availability on resting or induced activities of enzymes in the tyrosine oxidase system.


Medicolegal aspects in gynaecology.

Medicolegal aspects in gynaecology.


The role of the liver and kidney in the metabolism of nicotinic acid amide in pellagrins and non-pellagrins.


The role of the reticuloendothelial system in the formation of antibodies.


Biology of electric wounds.

Biology of electric wounds.


Cyanocobalamine in pellagra.

Cyanocobalamine in pellagra.


Studies on the tryptic digestion of heavy meromyosin.


Public definitions of the alcoholic.

Public definitions of the alcoholic.


Food additives legislation and food technology. Industry's viewpoint on effects of the legislation.


Drinking in Iowa. V. Drinking and alcoholic drinking.


A low-cost pulse source for continuous duty.


Antitussive properties of morpholinethyl-morphine (pholcodine).


The artificial feeding of infants.

The artificial feeding of infants.


The results of tonsillectomy.

The results of tonsillectomy.


Cesarean section in a general community hospital.


Trichomonas vaginalis. A clinical evaluation of triclobisonium chloride vaginal cream (Triburon).


Indwelling catheter in gynecologic surgery.


Osseous infections complicating pregnancy.


Clinical evaluation of hydroxyzine hydrochloride in the management of labor.


The use of anileridine in labor.

The use of anileridine in labor.


An unusual case of actinomycosis.

An unusual case of actinomycosis.


Varicosities in pregnancy and during the child-bearing age-what about them?


Primary melanoma of the vagina.

Primary melanoma of the vagina.


Granular cell myoblastoma of the bronchus.


Adenomatoid tumour of the fallopian tube.


A microtome drive that gives either a fast cutting stroke or a slow stroke with fast return.


Speech patterns of muscular dystrophic individuals.


The existential matrix of psychotherapy.


Economic analysis of medical care in the United States. Some significant concepts and aspects.


Hemodynamics in pulmonary tuberculosis.

Hemodynamics in pulmonary tuberculosis.


Identity of haemoglobin A2.

Identity of haemoglobin A2.


Haemoglobin Zurich: alpha 2A beta 2-63 Arg.


The treatment of restless psychotics with methotrimeprazine (Veractil).


Some aspects of the management of orthopaedic cases in south-east Asia.


Mutation by alteration of the already existing gene.


Are induced mutations in Drosophila overdominant? I. Experimental design.


Human evolution by voluntary choice of germ plasm.


Do air pollutants act as mutagens?

Do air pollutants act as mutagens?


The internal therapy with radioisotopes; some of its correlations with chemotherapy.


Rehabilitation evaluation--some social and clinical problems.


Glycogen-storage disease. Report of a case with generalized glycogenosis and review of the literature.


QRS alterations produced by auricular and ventricular paroxysmal tachycardia in the presence of bundle branch block patterns. An experimental study in dogs.


The effect of hyperpotassemia on the idioventricular pacemaker in complete A-V heart block and comparison with its effect on the heart rate in normal sinus rhythm. An experimental study in dogs.


Contemporary psychology in Switzerland.

Contemporary psychology in Switzerland.


Repeat cesarean section.

Repeat cesarean section.


Automatic chemical analysis.

Automatic chemical analysis.


Panaritium and abscess of the hand. Sex difference in the inflammatory spread in the hand.


A case report of a dicephalic monster with a discussion of the problem of duplicitas anterior.


Urticarial sensitivity to cold in the tropics. A report of 2 cases.


Current concepts of the surgical treatment of aortic stenosis.


Isolation of a thermolabile serum protein which precipitates gamma-globulin aggregates and participates in immune hemolysis.


Isolation and characterization of two beta1-glycoproteins of human serum. Two immunoelectrophoretically defined, heretofore unidentified beta(1)-globulins of human serum, provisionally designated beta(1C)- and beta(1A)-globulin, were isolated by means of preparative electrophoresis and chromatography on anion exchange cellulose. The sedimentation coefficient S(0) (20, w) of beta(1C)-globulin was shown to be 9.5 S, and that of beta(1A)-globulin, 6.9 S. Both proteins were found to contain similar amounts of carbohydrate, to be devoid of lipids, and to possess the solubility characteristics of euglobulins. In the Ouchterlony double diffusion test they gave the reaction of partial identity, which revealed beta(1A)-globulin to be anti-genically deficient as compared to beta(1C)-globulin. beta(1A)-globulin could not be detected in fresh sera and beta(1C)-globulin was absent from aged sera. Highly purified beta(1C)-globulin stored at 1 degrees C. was converted to beta(1A)-globulin within 4 to 6 weeks, and at 37 degrees C. was converted within 6 days. The likelihood of a dimer-monomer relationship between these two proteins was discussed.


Two proteins of human serum related to the complement system.


The hypotensive effect of imipramine hydrocloride in patients with cardiovascular disease.


Apnea and respiratory insufficiency after intraperitoneal administration of kanamycin.


Melanoblastic tumors in the dog.

Melanoblastic tumors in the dog.


Mesenchymal and neurilemmal tumors in the dog.


Some psychological aspects of isolated Antarctic living.


Benzathine penicillin G in acute streptococcal pharyngitis.


Advertisements for health. A plea for truth.


Proteolytic enzymes for therapy of pneumonitis following heartworn therapy in dogs.


Successful management of cobra bite with cryotherapy.


The macromolecular properties of excitable membranes.


Corticosteroid release and synthesis in vitro by adrenal slices from patients with Cushing's syndrome.


Stimulation of aldosterone secretion by angiotensisn. II. A preliminary report.


The effect of hemorrhage upon aldosterone secretion in normal and hypophysectomized dogs.


Measurement of residual urine with I-131-labeled Diodrast.


Treatment of large antro-alveolar fistulas.


The line-less sounder: an episode in the history of scientific instruments.


An unusual myelographic pattern of arachnoiditis.


Tiger meets man.

Tiger meets man.


Sprains...metatarsalgia...flat foot.

Sprains...metatarsalgia...flat foot.


Traditional psychiatry, Freud and H.S.SULLIVAN.


Distant metasases from primary malignancies of the endolarynx.


On the preparation of complement fixing antigens for routine typing of Coxsackie viruses. Preliminary report.


Formation in vitro of deoxyadenosine triphosphate from deoxyadenosine in Ehrlich ascites cells.


The effect in vitro of glucocorticoids on net glucose uptake by rat epididymal adipose tissue.


The effect of cortisol on glucose uptake by rat epididymal fat pads.