Organ uptake and plasma transportation kinetics of hemoglobin in rats.


Orthopedic examination of the newborn.

Orthopedic examination of the newborn.


Displaced intracapsular fractures of the neck of the femur. 1. Mortality and morbidity.


Response of rats of various ages to erythropoietin.


The Clarinda Plan: an ecological approach to hospital organization.


Serum magnesium and serum cholesterol changes in man.


Findings on retrograde femoral arteriography in choriocarcinoma.


Angiography by brachiovertebral and temporal arterial catheter.


Comparison of red-cell uptake of I-131-tagged tri-iodothyronine and other thyroid function analyses with the clinical evaluation of thyroid function.


The integration of respiratory movements. III. The fifth nerve afferents.


Research in the making of a surgeon.

Research in the making of a surgeon.


The incidence of cholelithiasis in nonvisualized gallbladder.


Liberation of 5-hydroxytryptamine and histamine in the anaphylactic reaction of the rat.


Release of histamine and 5-hydroxytryptamine from cells of the peritoneal fluid of rats.


Sonoinversion: a new audiosurgical system.


The electrocardiogram in severe anemia.

The electrocardiogram in severe anemia.


Factors influencing the incidence of sore throat following endotracheal intubation.


Experimental verification of Wilson's derivation of the principle of the ventricular gradient.


The management of the diabetic.

The management of the diabetic.


Preparation and fractionation of mucopolysaccharides.


The analysis of mucopolysaccharudes.

The analysis of mucopolysaccharudes.


Specific blockade of the adrenal medulla.


Inhibition of lipolytic activity by platelets.


Optimization of radionuclide removal from low-level process wastes by the use of response surface methods.


Influence of oxygenation and deoxygenation on distribution of insulin activity among blood-plasma-protein fractions.


Lack of evidence for a cholinergic mechanism in sympathetic transmission.


The care of children's teeth.

The care of children's teeth.


Erupted teeth in the newborn.

Erupted teeth in the newborn.


Metastic calcification associated with white muscle disease in lambs.


The development of myopia in early and later childhood.


Pheochromocytoma: early diagnosis usually leads to cure.


Vascular compression at the shoulder girdle: analysis of normal subjects by means of radial pulse tracings.


Noncontinuous mothering in infancy and development in later childhood.


Responses of two-year-old children to controlled stress situations.


Production of arthritis in the rabbit by the local injection of the mucopolysaccharide caragheenin.


Anaesthetic and postoperative hazards in rheumatoid arthritis.


The use of desoxyribonuclease as an aid to the identification of primitive white blood cells.


Secondary gout.

Secondary gout.


Androgens and erythropoiesis. I. Preliminary clinical observations.


Androgens and erythropoiesis. II. Treatment of myeloid metaplasia.


Disorders related to disturbed absorption of the small bowel.


Some studies in cinecardio-angiography.

Some studies in cinecardio-angiography.


A modification of Consden's desalting apparatus.


An ossifying fibroma of the mandible. Report of a case.


A tuberculous granuloma of the oral mucosa and cervical lymph nodes. Report of a case.


Chronic obstructive sialadenitis of the sublingual gland. Report of a case.


Herpes zoster of the mandibular nerve. Report of a case.


The effect of pH on the filtration, reabsorption, and excretion of protein by the rat kidney.


Faecal excretion of adenovirus in a closed community.


A serological relationship between mumps and sendai viruses.


Adenovirus and intussusception.

Adenovirus and intussusception.


Two-choice decision-behavior with compound critical events.


Immediate and residual figural after-effects in kinesthesis.


Multiple-choice decision-behavior with dummy choices.


Immunologic mechanism of anaphylaxis. III. Inhibition phenomenon in passive cutaneous anaphylaxis in the mouse.


Operative cholangiography.

Operative cholangiography.


Rupture of the spleen associated with pancreatitis.


Staphylococcal enterocolitis.

Staphylococcal enterocolitis.


The stability of cognitive controls.

The stability of cognitive controls.


Leveling-sharpening and serial reproduction of a story.


Cognitive controls of attention deployment as determinants of visual illusions.


Individual differences in figural after-effects and response to reversible figures.


Improving the teaching of radiological anatomy through demonstrations using transparent diazo overlays.


Problems of laryngectomees.

Problems of laryngectomees.


Aids and devices for laryngectomees.

Aids and devices for laryngectomees.


Five-year cure of hemifacial spasm. Report of a case.


The water-bed and the hammock. Use in hydrocephalus and scaphocephaly.


Academic revival.

Academic revival.


Rupture of the neural tube.

Rupture of the neural tube.


Tumorigenesis in transplanted irradiated and nonirradiated ovaries.


Alcoholism: a challenge to the physician.


The function of calcium in the regulation of potassium accumulation in guinea pig brain cortex slices.


Physiological effects of rII mutations in bacteriophage T4.


Is radiological examination of the twisted ankle necessary?


Emotional disturbance and suspected mental deficiency.


MCAT scores and continuation in medical school.


Effects of a few quaternary ammonium compounds on the cardio-vascular responses of acetyl choline in dog.


Wildfire disease of tobacco.

Wildfire disease of tobacco.


Mitotic activity of human oral epithelium exposed to 30 per cent hydrogen peroxide.


Infantile megaloblastic anaemia.

Infantile megaloblastic anaemia.


Retroperitoneal lipomata.

Retroperitoneal lipomata.


Further studies on corticotropin releasing factor (CRF); corticotropin releasing activity of synthetic peptides.


The problem of uterine inertia.

The problem of uterine inertia.


Diabetic amyotrophy.

Diabetic amyotrophy.


The management of disseminated sclerosis.


United States Food and Drug Administration and the pharmaceutical industry.


Undiagnosed spontaneous rupture of the umbilical cord.


A three-step method for the diagnosis of solitary pulmonary nodules.


Cancer of the thyroid and previous irradiation.


Bronchial carcinoma. Lobar distribution of lesions in 250 cases. In a study of the lobar distribution of tumors in 250 consecutive cases of primary bronchial cancer, it was noted that 130 of the tumors originated in the upper lobes, 11 in the right middle lobe, and 49 in the lower lobes. Some 40 arose in the main bronchi, and most of the remainder were either "hilar" or unspecified in anatomic location. There was no apparent correlation of the lobar site of these tumors with the lobar location of childhood pneumonic lesions as observed in another group of patients in the same hospital.


A survey of carcinoma of the colon treated at a community hospital.


Radiation therapy of cancer; current results with megavoltage and orthovoltage.


Effect of ethanol on circulatory, metabolic, and neurohormonal function during muscular work in men.


Carcinoma in a pharyngoesophageal diverticulum: a case report.


Teaching psychiatry to undergraduates.

Teaching psychiatry to undergraduates.


Clinical and laboratory observer variations.


Parental body build and developmental progress in the offspring. Children selected for study according to the body build of their parents were found to differ in rate of growth and in timing of osseous development. Boys and girls with large-chested parents were taller and heavier during the growing period and were more advanced in skeletal development than offspring of narrow-chested parents.


Symposium on disturbances of the digestive tract. I. The unconscious images in the genesis of peptic ulcer.


Interrelations in dental development. I. Interrelationships within the dentition.


The number of hand-wrist centers.

The number of hand-wrist centers.


Increments in handwrist ossification.

Increments in handwrist ossification.


A confrontation technic used in psychotherapy.


Variability in the order of ossification of the bony centers of the hand and wrist.


A confrontation technique used in psychotherapy.


Psychiatry--office problems. VI. Treatment of alcoholism and drug addiction in the office.


Tonography-an advance in the diagnosis, prognosis and treatment of glaucoma.


Fission products and the dairy cow. 2. Some aspects of the metabolism of the alkaline-earth elements calcium, strontium and barium.


Fission products and the dairy cow. 5. The radiotoxicity of iodine-131.


Debridement of wounds with a Maya protease enzyme.


Research in arthropod-borne disease in East Africa.


Electron microsope studies of motile stages of malaria parasites. II. The fine structure of the sporozoite of Laverania (Plasmodium) falcipara.


Rating scales, discriminability, and information transmission.


Blood parasites of hippopotamus in Uganda.


Loffler's syndrome. Report of a case associated with the administration of aurothioglucose (Solganal).


A new instrument for roentgen examination of the female urethra.


Report of a case of leprosy in a Norfolk practice.


The dressing nurse.

The dressing nurse.


An unusual occurrence of sporotrichosis. Eight cases in one residence.


The equalitarian dogma.

The equalitarian dogma.


Psicofuranine: kinetics and mechanisms in vivo with the application of the analog computer.


Alteration of electrophoretic paterns in thymectomized dogs.


The investigation of polycythaemia vera by radioisotope techniques.


Gastric volvulus. A case of acute organo-axial volvulus and review of the literature.


Visual aids for radiology.

Visual aids for radiology.


The efficiency of present cancer detection methods.


Inefficient uterine action in labour.

Inefficient uterine action in labour.


Uterine over-distension and the duration of labour.


A physiological background to spasmodic dysmenorrhoea.


"Burning lips" associated with oesophageal reflux.


Public school speech and hearing services. VII. Speech improvement.


The nursing shortage: refresher courses may be the answer.


The relative antibacterial activity of four penicillins.


Cushing's syndrome.

Cushing's syndrome.


Endocrine glands-medical.

Endocrine glands-medical.


Comparison of the value of several serological tests in rheumatoid disease.


Nutrition and the elderly: chairman's opening remarks.


Radical mastectomy.

Radical mastectomy.


Table for ascertaining whether differences between percentages are statistically significant at the 1 per cent level.


Studies of the respiratory activity of Histoplasma capsulatum. I. Aspects of the aerobic metabolism of the yeast phase.


Aldosterone excretion in essential hypertension.


A rational approach to the treatment of chronic prostatitis.


Epididymitis. A reappraisal.

Epididymitis. A reappraisal.


Inguinal obstruction versus short cord in the undescended testicle.


Studies on periodic acid-Schiff reactive material in white blood cells from the peripheral blood of patients with diabetes, polycythaemia and chronic lymphocytic leukaemia.


Selected personality differences between placebo reactors and nonreactors.


Methods of inducing complete local anesthesia for cataract surgery.


Fatty acids and cholesterol in ox plasma.


An interim report on full-scale study of dispersion of stack gases.


Glyceride hydrolysis and glycerol fermentation by sheep rumen contents.


Collateral circulations in obstructive syndromes of the superior vena cava and its larger branches.


Impression of the left atrium on the superior vena cava and sinus of the venae cavae in mitral disease.


Opacification of the bronchial arteries in the living.


Anaemia and leucopenia after injection of parental strain blood in F1 hybrid mice previously treated with sub-lethal irradiation.


Passive transfer of bone marrow homotransplantation immunity with specific antisera.


A clinical report on the use of combined mandelamine and thiosulfil in resistant urinarv tract infections.


Obstruction, instrumentation, calculi and their effects on the urinary tract.


Separation and in vitro culture of cells from liver tissue.


The distribution of S35-labeled bovine serum albumin in newborn and immunologically tolerant adult rabbits. The fate of injected S(35)-labeled sulfanilic acid-azoalbumin in the serum, various organs, and liver fractions was compared in the newborn and adult rabbit and in specifically unresponsive and normal adult rabbits. Exponential decay of the injected antigen without the usual immune phase of elimination was observed in newborn and unresponsive adult animals. Comparison of organ distribution of radioactivity in adults and animals injected at birth and 21 days of age showed persistence in the liver at least as long as 3 weeks in all groups (which was the time chosen for observation). The slight differences in spleen and thymus concentrations with age are of undetermined significance. Comparison of the organ distribution of antigen in unresponsive adult rabbits and in normal ones showed slight differences which were similar to those predicted from previous immunization of adults which gave low grade antibody response. There was a slight selective accumulation of antigen in the nuclear fraction of liver homogenates of unresponsive animals, but no other differences were observed.


The forgotten operation.

The forgotten operation.


Folinic acid requirment of strains of the genus Pedicoccus.


Unusual varieties of Staphylococcus aureus.


The effect of asparagine on the growth of a gram-positive coccus.


A new method for the determination of taurine in tissues.


Factors affecting the adhesiveness of human leucocytes and platelets in vitro. Some factors affecting the retention of human polymorphonuclear neutrophils (PMN), lymphocytes, and platelets on a siliconized glass bead column were explored. PMN were more effectively retained when the flow rates were slow and the columns long. They were found largely on the upper portions of the columns except with rapid flow rates when they spread down the columns. PMN retention on the columns was greatest in the range 30 degrees -43 degrees C. Both magnesium and calcium ions were required for full adhesiveness; calcium ions alone were unable to restore adhesiveness to PMN from blood which had been treated with a chelating resin to remove divalent cations. The adhesiveness of the PMN was independent of cyanide and dinitrophenol, but was almost completely eliminated by iodoacetamide. Under all the conditions mentioned above in which adhesiveness was lost there was a concurrent loss of the usual ability of the PMN to migrate, but at least in the presence of EDTA, a capacity to change shape by pseudopod formation remained. Lymphocytes were retained on the columns to a much lesser extent than the PMN under all conditions and, within limits, this retention was not related to either flow rate or column length. Maximum lymphocyte retention occurred in the range 30 degrees -43 degrees C. No dependence of lymphocyte adhesiveness was shown for divalent cations, cyanide, dinitrophenol, or iodoacetamide, but such dependence is not excluded by the data obtained. Platelets were largely retained by the glass bead columns under most conditions and this was unrelated to temperature in the range 0 degrees -50 degrees C. Their adhesiveness was found to require either magnesium or calcium ions and to be blocked by iodoacetamide.


Queen honey bee attractiveness as related to mandibular gland secretion. The termination of mandibular gland secretion by gland removal in living mated queen honey bees (Apis mellifera L.) caused approximately 85 percent loss of queen attractiveness to worker bees. The secretion of attractants in virgin queens increased with age. Old virgins were as attractive as mated queens. A rapid assay for queen attractiveness is described.


Amino acid incorporation in pigeon pancreas and in pigeon pancreas amylase in the presence of various inhibitiors.


Studies of a Cl. perfringens phage. II. The latent period of its growth curve.


Replacement of aorta with embalmed homografts.


Suicide during productive years. An Industrial problem.


Acute orbital mucormycosis. Report of two cases.


Ocular manifestations of acute mucormycosis.


Deterioration after electroconvulsive therapy in patients with intracranial meningioma.


False localizing signs. A review of the concept and analysis of the occurrence in 250 cases of intracranial meningioma.


Effects of the apical ectodermal ridge on growth of the versene-stripped chick limb bud.


Macroglobulinemia an amyloid nephrosis. Report of a case.


Protein release by tissue slices (especially rat liver) under various metabolic conditions.


The first blood transfusion in Southern Rhodesia.


Xanthomatosis involving the colon and small intestine; report of a case.


The electroencephalogram in cerebrovascular diseases.


An investigation of the distribution and function of homarine (N-methyl picolinic acid).


The relationship between Wechsler-Bellevue digit symbol performance and psychosis.


Fecal continence following sphincter-preserving operations for rectal cancer.


Hemophilia A and concurrent factor VII deficiency. Studies of a patient with complicating cardiac tamponade.


Office diagnosis of congenital malformations of the heart. 1.


Office diagnosis of congenital malformations of the heart. II.


Indications for and evaluation of surgical therapy in congenital heart disease.


Care of patients who have incurable cancer.


The electron microscopy of centriole, flagellum and cilium.


The history of zoology and comparative anatomy in Trinity College, Dublin.


A visit to some North American Medical Schools.


Clinical analysis of 100 cases of severe megaloblastic anaemia of pregnancy.


Anticonvulsants as a factor in megaloblastic anemia in pregnancy.


The cell population of human liver.

The cell population of human liver.


Histogenesis of lung carcinoma in mice induced by gamma radiation.


Australian aborigines and genetics.

Australian aborigines and genetics.


Trauma of the scalp and face.

Trauma of the scalp and face.


The role of the protein contents of food on Shay ulceration in rats.


The inhibitory effect of duodenal souring on shay ulceration in rat.


A new glycolipid in Tay-Sachs brain.

A new glycolipid in Tay-Sachs brain.


The Budd-Chiari syndrome. Report of a case.


Evaluation of the Mechrolab clot-timer for the estimation of prothrombin times.


Evaluation of the mechrolab clot-timer for the estimation of prothrombin times.


Horizontal laminagraphy: a supplemental diagnostic method in tumors of the lung, esophagus and mediastinum.


A possible mechanism of prolonged antimalarial activity.


Stability of primaquine diphosphate under various conditions.


Papillary carcinoma of the ovary; report of a case with prolonged dormancy and spontaneous regression of metastases.


Cardiac receptors and fluid volume control.


The parotid compartment.

The parotid compartment.


Sarcoma botryoides. Report of two cases.


Fixed drug eruption from chlordiazepoxide.


Paraphenylenediamine sensitivity. Comparative patch test reactiveness of the ortho, meta and para isomers.


Sensitivity to bisphenol A.

Sensitivity to bisphenol A.


Aetiology of tropical eosinophilia.

Aetiology of tropical eosinophilia.


Gynaecomastia and multiple myeloma.

Gynaecomastia and multiple myeloma.


Jejunal ulcer of non-peptic origin.

Jejunal ulcer of non-peptic origin.


Endocrine pharmacology.

Endocrine pharmacology.


Comparative pharmacology of new diuretics.


The presence of apical pits on the lower cheek teeth of the mouse.


The vascular supply in relation to the formation of roots on the cheek teeth of the mouse.


Effect of gibberellic acid on the radiation-stunted seedlings of maize.


Biochemical changes accompanying impaired respiration in staphylococci.


Symposium on non-tuberculous respiratory illnesses.


Alleviation of intractable pain.

Alleviation of intractable pain.


Nucleic acids and protein metabolism in acute leukemia cells.


Intrathecal administration of purified protein derivative of tuberculin. Observation of serum and CSF proteins in patients with multiple sclerosis.


Hydro-electrolytic changes in the course of certain neurological and neurosurgical affections.


Stereochemistry of the succinic dehydrogenase system.


Pulsations in the pulmonary arteries as observed with roentgenoscopic image amplification. Observations in patients having increased pulmonary blood flow.


Haemangloma of the subglottic space in an infant as a cause of stridor.


General characteristics of the tuberculosis problem in Maine. Morbidity and mortality.


Autoradiographical detection of tritium-labelled inulin in the kidney.


An automatic drinking fountain for dogs.


Hypocholesterolemic action of nicotinic acid.


Anaerobic conversion of acetate to squalene by rat skin.


Diagnosis of adenoid hypertrophy by means of lateral radiograph of naso-pharynx.


Ocular pemphigus.

Ocular pemphigus.


Regeneration of the optic nerve in Amphibia.


External or closed-chest cardiac massage: report of two cases.


Acute hemorrhage and necrosis of the intestines associated with digitalization.


Purification of the toxic fractions from Ascaris lumbricoides and their effect on the guinea pig.


International medicine and the medical profession.


Medicine and the new Africa. The passing of colonialism south of the Sahara.


Depot-methylprednisolone for subconjunctival and retrobulbar injections.


Children at a health museum.

Children at a health museum.


Arterial injuries.

Arterial injuries.


A case history of a haemolytic disease of the newborn due to anti-Fy-a.


A previously unrecorded case of immune anti-A1 antibody in an A2 mother.


Placental transfer of fluorine in the human fetus.


Interpretation of a case of hereditary Werding-Hoffmann's amyotrophy.


The effects of water fluorination on thyroid function, bones and teeth of rats on a low iodine diet.


Constitution and allergic phenomena.

Constitution and allergic phenomena.


Sports and genetics. A study on twins (351 pairs).


On the effect of thyrotropic hormone on thyroid in the guinea-pig.


The center for vital studies--a new laboratory for the study of bodily functions in man.


Short distance broadcasting of physiological data.


Graphic recording of the pressure-pulse wave.


Aneurysm of the distal popliteal artery and its relationship to the arcuate popliteal ligament.


Emergency treatment of the crushed hand.


Do housekeepers know what housekeeping is?


Purulent meningitis in 204 Bantu children.


Second example of hemolytic disease of the newborn caused by anti-Jk-b.


Overwintering of Western equine encephalitis virus.


The fine structure of human atherosclerotic lesions.


The loss of light energy in retina and choroid.


Antral deformity due to perigastric adhesions or bands simulating carcinoma of the stomach.


Poliomyelitis in vaccinated subjects England and Wales, 1959.


A new non-narcotic antitussive agent.

A new non-narcotic antitussive agent.


Rectal wounds by gunshot and impalement.


A developmental study of adrenal-regeneration hypertension. Renal changes as observed by light and electron microscopy.


Gunshot wound of the pregnant uterus with survival of the fetus.


The determinatio of the number of patients required in a preliminary and a follow-up trial of a new chemotherapeutic agent.


The role of computers at the Cancer Chemotherapy National Service Center.


Interrelationship of growth rate, hemoglobin dilution, packed cell volume, and incidence of anemia in suckling pigs.


"Reversible" DNA.

"Reversible" DNA.


The enzymatic synthesis of RNA: complementary interaction with DNA.


Simplified autoradiography technique for alpha-emitters.


Kanasii or tuberculosis.

Kanasii or tuberculosis.


Fusion of vertebrae following resection of intervertebral disc.


Spontaneous ileitis in rats. A report of 64 cases.


Intrathoracic thyroid gland in a dog--a case report.


Our man-made noxious environment.

Our man-made noxious environment.


Effect of ACTH on sex ratio of the albino rat.


Cohen's Rabelais.

Cohen's Rabelais.


The status of interrogation drugs in the United States.


Personality disorganization camouflaged by physical handicaps.


Enzyme systems in the mycobacteria. X. The butyryl dehydrogenase system.


Preparedness is a community job.

Preparedness is a community job.


Effects of 3-methylcholanthrene and phenobarbital on amino acid incorporation into protein. Treatment of rats with methylcholanthrene and phenobarbital, two compounds known to enhance microsomal enzyme activity, stimulates the incorporation of free or soluble ribonucleic acid bound amino acid into proteins of cell-free liver preparations. Mitochondria, microsomes, and cell sap all contribute to the methylcholanthrene effect on the incorporation of free amino acid.


Some aspects of ego vicissitudes in adolescence.


Studies on Newcastle disease virus strains in various cell cultures.


The occurrence in nature of the Coxsackie and ECHO viruses.


Vesicular stomatitis--patterns of complement-fixing and serum-neutralizing antibodies in serum of convalescent cattle and horses.


Rickets in the African; report of a case.


Diabetes mellitus in the African in Rhodesia.


Doctors on Lake Nyasa. Being the journal and letters of Dr. Wordsworth POOLE (1895-1897).


Heart disease in the elderly African.

Heart disease in the elderly African.


Pitfalls in the clinical diagnosis of aortic stenosis, "Seek and Ye Shall Find".


Sickle cell anaemia in an African infant from Northern Rhodesia.


The anaemic heart.

The anaemic heart.


Experimental studies with the butanolamide and propanolamide of 1-methyl-lysergic acid.


Roentgenographic demonstration of calcification of aortic cusps in aortic stenosis.


Renal colic associated with chlorothiazide and hydrochlorothiazide therapy.


A study of mitosis in mouse ear epidermis in vitro. V. Effects of hormones.


The energy requirements for mitosis.

The energy requirements for mitosis.


Hepatic blood and microcirculatory alterations induced by dextran of high and low viscosity.


Allergic eczematous contact dermatitis. Report of a case caused by sensitization to undecylenic acid and its zinc salt.


Bronchogenic carcinoma with Cushing's syndrome. A review with the report of an additional case.


Chest wall syndromes.

Chest wall syndromes.


Biological stressors in atmospheric and extra-atmospheric flight.


Cellular hypersensitivity.

Cellular hypersensitivity.


Studies on hypersensitivity. IV. The relationship between contact and delayed sensitivity: a study of the specificity of cellular immune reactions. In earlier observations with the picryl system, it was concluded that contact sensitivity was a form of delayed (cellular) hypersensitivity to conjugates of sensitizer with autologous proteins indistinguishable in its immunological mechanism from other classical forms of delayed hypersensitivity to proteins. This conclusion has been confirmed and extended with the picryl and chlorbenzoyl chloride systems. 1. It is shown that to induce a state of contact sensitivity, the minimal necessary amounts of hapten are of the same order of magnitude, whether this hapten is conjugated with protein or the free reactive chemical itself. From this, it is evident that contamination of conjugates with small amounts of unreacted sensitizer plays no part in the induction of contact reactivity by the conjugate. With the dinitrophenyl system, no contact sensitivity could be induced by the conjugates used; possible reasons for this discrepancy are discussed. 2. Animals sensitized to contact by homologous conjugate can be completely desensitized by injections of such a conjugate in large amount; a similar injection schedule has no effect on the contact sensitivity of animals sensitized with the free reactive sensitizer. 3. The capacity of heterologous (ovalbumin) conjugates to evoke anti-hapten antibodies is shown to be greater than that of homologous (guinea pig seralbumin) conjugates: the reverse is true of their capacity to induce delayed reactivity. 4. Evidence is brought forward to suggest that in animals sensitized with homologous albumin conjugates, the specificity of the delayed reaction involves more than the hapten alone, even though the carrier protein is non-antigenic on its own. The contrast with the apparent lesser specificity of the antibodies later produced is discussed.


Photophosphorylation in extracts of Rhodospirillum rubrum.


Gaucher's disease and acute leukemia.

Gaucher's disease and acute leukemia.


Effect of electroconvulsive shock on an extinguished "fear" response. To test Gellhorn's hypothesis that electroconvulsive shock reinstates extinguished responses, a conditioned "anxiety" response was established and then extinguished in rats. A series of treatments did not restore the extinguished "anxiety" response; in fact, control animals showed appreciable spontaneous recovery of the "anxiety" response while treated animals did not.


Behavioral procedures used in evaluation of the psychopharmacological effects of carphenazine.


Foreign body removal with the aid of a metal locator.


Allergy with particular view to treatment with antihistaminics.


Stability and fluctuation in the power relationships of young children.


The use of atabrine (quinacrine) in the control of recurrent neoplastic effusions. A preliminary report.


The composition and biosynthesis of lipids in human adipose tissues.


Methacholine and noradrenaline tests. Their reliability and physiological significance.


Prolegomena to a theory of the emotions.


Skin tumor as the cause of nodular chest density. Case report.


Experimental studies of the concept of chance.


Teaching in the clinical field.

Teaching in the clinical field.


BCG vaccination.

BCG vaccination.


Achieving productivity for the cerebral palsied.


Galvanic skin response correlates of different modes of experiencing.


Immediacy in time attitudes before and after time-limited psychotherapy.


Experiencing: a variable in the process of therapeutic change.


Initiating psychotherapy with "unmotivated" patients.


Adrenocortical hormones in human hypertension and their relation to angiotensin.


Studies of the pathogenesis of human hypertension. The adrenal cortex and renal pressor mechanism.


Study of a large steroid spectrum in normal subjects and hypertensive patients.


Antibody synthesis by transplanted heterologous chimera spleen cells in irradiated recipients.


Use of diuretics in the treatment of kidney diseases.


Transplantation of antibody-forming cells in lethally irradiated mice.


Angiotensin, aldosterone and human arterial hypertension.


Studies in myasthenia gravi. technical care of the thymectomy patient.


Immune status of irradiated mice treated with adult bone marrow and fetal hematopoietic tissue.


Revaluation of age, stature and sex of the Tepexpan remains, Mexico.


Transfusion reactions due to leukocyte agglutinins.


New approaches to coronary arteriography.


Percutaneous aortocerebral angiography. A diagnostic and physiologic method.


Demonstration of sulfhydryl groups in normal skin and psoriasis by the use of Hg203.


Macrocytic anaemia associated with dermatitis herpetiformis and 4-4-diamino-diphenylsulfone treatment.


The chromosomal sex of male homosexuals.


Penicillinase-producing concomitant organisms in the male urethra in gonorrhoea.


Gonorrhoea ain men: a 3-year outpatient series.


Oxidative activity of a particulate fraction from Rumex virus tumour tissue.


Galactorrhea following extirpation of the uterus and both ovaries.


Effects of griseofulvin on experimental infections. I.


Experiences with intravenous abdominal aortagraphy. A report of fifteen cases.


A local health department employs a physical therapist.


Labelling of liver nuclei with tritiated thymidine in hamsters infected with equine abortion virus.


What's new in general practice.

What's new in general practice.


Studies on hepatitis in hamsters infected with equine abortion virus. III. Nuclear protein changes. A histochemical study.


Cranial bone changes in congenital heart disease.


Sources of error in the determination of metabolic rate.


Art therapy.

Art therapy.


Epidemiology of the dermatophytoses sources of infection, modes of transmission and epidemicity.


The identification of Nocardia asteroides and Nocardia brasiliensis.


Socialized medicine: a benign or malignant growth?


Interpretation of radioisotopic lipid tolerance curves.


Solutions of the Hodgkin-Huxley equations for squid axon treated with tetraethylammonium and in potassium-rich media.


Resistance values in a syncytium.

Resistance values in a syncytium.


Circumoral herpes simplex and separation experiences in psychotherapy.


Models in cybernetics.

Models in cybernetics.


Tuberculosis from T.T. milk, with a note on the frequency of Brucella abortus in consumer milk.


Electron microscopy and autoradiography. The combined techniques of electron microscopy and autoradiography were used for the purpose of differentiating radioactive from nonradioactive particles collected on membrane filters. Newer methods of processing the membrane filters and applying the nuclear emulsion have resulted in an improvement in the qualitative nature of the procedure.


The influence of chelation in determining the reactivity of the iron in hemoproteins. and the cobalt in vitamin B12 derivatives.


The "high energy phosphate bond" concept.


Epidemic meningitis of the newborn caused by flavobacteria. II. Clinical manifestations and treatment.


Studies on multiple sclerosis frequency in Switzerland and East Africa.


Use of a new improved hemostatic sponge in oral surgery.


Further studies on the nuclear ribonucleoproteins.


Micromethod for the determination of thermocoagulable fibrinogen.


Spironolactone in hypertensive patients. Oligemic and antihypertensive effects.


Effect of exercise on electrocardiograms of patients with low serum potassium.


Relationship between arterial pressure and exertional angina pectoris in hypertensive patients.


Relationship between arterial pressure and negative U waves in electrocardiograms.


R-wave voltage changes in relation to arterial pressure in hypertensive patients.


Primary myelofibrosis. (normocytic myelophthisic anemia). Review and case presentation.


Resident training in a small hospital.

Resident training in a small hospital.


The association of chronic nasal sinusitis with certain inflammatory conditions of the lungs. (A new approach to the treatment of some types of pulmonary tuberculosis).


Recommendations for the nomenclature of hemoglobins.


Psoriasis treated with triamcinolone in jections. Eighteen-month follow-up study.


Subdermal infiltration of triamcinolone diacetate suspension in different dermatoses.


Some determinants of self-evaluation.

Some determinants of self-evaluation.


Quantification in biology.

Quantification in biology.


Chemicals in industry.

Chemicals in industry.


Toxicologic studies on hydrocarbons. VI. A colorimetric method for the determination of kerosine in blood.


Toxicological studies on hydrocarbons. VII. A gravimetric method for the determination of inorganic and ethereal sulfate in urine.


Observations on ariboflavinosis and kwashiorkor in Sicily.


Management of chronic cervical sprain and strain due to whiplash mechanism.


Hypoparathyroidism. Medical and surgical aspects. Hypoparathyroidism is almost invariably a complication of operation on the thyroid gland, and the diagnosis usually presents no problem. Fairly good control of the symptoms is possible by medical management, but, since substitution therapy is not available, the treatment of hypoparathyroidism is not completely satisfactory. Parathyroid homografting has been attempted; at present, however, grafting procedures must be considered experimental.


Ultracentrifugal fractionation of bovine nasal chondromucoprotein.


Plastic repair following the removal of large desmoid tumors of the abdominal wall.


Mechanism of collagen synthesis.

Mechanism of collagen synthesis.


Creatine metabolism after x-irradiation of rats.


Studies on the metabolism of tissue proteins. I. Turnover of collagen labeled with proline-U-C14 in young rats.


Urinary excretion of several metabolites in persons accidentally exposed to ionizing radiation.


Urinary excretion of beta-amino-isobutyric acid after injection of thymidine labelled with tritium.


Dose dependency of radiation-induced creatine excretion in rat urine.


An unusual anaphylactic reaction to penicillin.


Biological properties of ribonucleic acid from virulent and attenuated poliovirus. Concentrates of type I poliovirus were extracted with phenol by Gierer and Schramm's method. The infectivity of these extracts in tissue culture and mice appeared to be associated with viral RNA. Studies on neurovirulence based on the "t" marker and intraspinal pathogenicity in mice demonstrated that the viral progeny of RNA isolated from virulent viruses had the "t(+)" character and were highly neurotropic for mice. Conversely, RNA extracted from attenuated virus gave rise to a progeny of "t" type which were avirulent for mice. The results suggest that the infective RNA from type, I poliovirus carries the genetic information which determines the degree of neurovirulence.


The radioisotope renogram. A method of evaluation of urinary-tract dysfunction associated with gynecologic operations: preliminary report.


Management of the pregnant cardiac patient.


Endocardial cushion defects: diagnosis and technique of surgical repair.


Ruptured aneurysms of the aortic sinuses of Valsalva.


Experience with perfusion hypothermia using an improved rotating disc oxygenator.


It's there when you want it. The ANA Professional Counseling and Placement Service provides unique assistance to individual nurses every day.


Cardiac bypass with the pump-oxygenator for circulatory support during cardiac decompensation.


Proctologic notes.

Proctologic notes.


The binding of inorganic phosphate to myosin in the presence of adenosine triphosphate.


You don't have to be wrong to be sued.

You don't have to be wrong to be sued.


Concentrated culture of gonococci in clear liquid medium.


New York State's cancer control program.


The dissemination of Salmonella typhi, S. paratyphi A and S. paratyphi B through the organs of the white mouse by oral infection.


Automation of the microbiological assay of antibiotics with an autoanalyzer instrumental system.


Amphotericin B and other polyene antifungal antibiotics: photometric assay and factors influencing activity.


An evalaution of procaine in geriatric patients in a mental hospital.


The patient with inoperable cancer from the psychiatric and social standpoints. A study of 101 cases.


Suspension sling offers support at ten points.


Effect of estrogens on copper metabolism in Wilson's disease.


Polysaccharides of Mycobacterium phlei.

Polysaccharides of Mycobacterium phlei.


The gliomas: a follow-up study.

The gliomas: a follow-up study.


Acoustic neurinomas: a follow-up.

Acoustic neurinomas: a follow-up.


''The time has come ... to speak of many things''.


I-131 scannergrmas. The use of I-131 scannergrams in the evaluation of the thyroid nodule.


Cobalt 60 tagged B12 as a diagnostic tool in the general isotope laboratory.


Ulcer of the stomach in Hodgkin's disease.


Differential supraspinal control of spinal centers.


Interactions between vestibular, pyramidal, and cortically evoked extrapyramidal activities.


Ascending propriospinal mechanisms.

Ascending propriospinal mechanisms.


Pneumoconio-tuberculosis. Results of medical and combined medical-surgical therapy.


Medical photography in the nineteenth century.


Carcinoid tumor of duodenum with massive hemorrhage.


Investigation into the problem of insecticide sorption by soils. In view of the importance of the problem of insecticide sorption by certain soils, and its possible implications for mosquito control, an investigation was carried out on the influence of some factors governing sorption.In experiments with thin layers of homogenized soil/insecticide mixtures, in which no diffusion took place, changes in relative humidity had a pronounced influence on the effectiveness of the insecticide, a 10% increase in humidity doubling the toxicity. Further experiments using DDT labelled with (14)C showed that the effect of humidity was the only factor influencing toxicity.Studies with (14)C DDT and bio-assay determination of non-labelled DDT and dieldrin showed that movement of the insecticide in the soil was blocked at both very high and very low humidity, and that inward migration was found only at intermediate humidities. It was also observed that the migration of water in the soil caused the insecticide to move in the same direction.As at a high relative humidity the inward migration of the insecticide is blocked, and as the initial loss in effectiveness by sorption is counterbalanced by the greater availability of the remaining toxicant, the application of the usual field dosage of dieldrin (0.5 g/m(2)) remained effective for a considerable period. This would suggest that sorption might well be a problem in the field only when humidity is low. In work on means of reducing sorption under dry conditions, encouraging results were obtained with wettable powders based on ground solidified melts of dieldrin and certain resins.


A study of increased blood flow through the extremity during a painful stimulus.


The effect of pipetting on the concentration of homogeneous spore suspensions. II.


Mould spore suspensions and powders for use in fungicidal kinetic studies. II. Preparations using Penicillium spinulosum.


Comparative immunoelectrophoretic studies on homogenates of aorta, pulmonary arteries and inferior vena cava of atherosclerotic individuals.


Role of intimal mucoid substances in the pathogenesis of atherosclerosis. I. Complex formation in vitro between mucopolysaccharides from atherosclerotic aortic intimas and plasma beta-lipoprotein and fibrinogen.


The effect of pipetting on the concentration of homogeneous spore suspensions.


Pediatric training trends in the old world and the new.


Glutamic acid derivatives in juvenile and adult celiac disease. I. Plasma glutamic acid levels after a gliadin tolerance test.


On the isolation and identification of homocitrulline from urine.


The prognosis of pulmonary carcinoma.

The prognosis of pulmonary carcinoma.


Separation and estimation of purine and pyrimidine bases from a heated suspension of Micrococcus flavus.


Pharmacological specificities of neurones in an elementary central nervous system.


Use of anhydrous vapors in post-fixation and in staining of reactive groups of proteins in frozen-dried specimens for electron microscopic studies.


Interferon--an inhibitor of virus multiplication.


Primary atypical pneumonia.

Primary atypical pneumonia.


Recent advances in poliomyelitis research.


The influence of structure on the orientation of the veratrum alkaloids at the air/water interface.


Anhydrous pullorum antigen composite.

Anhydrous pullorum antigen composite.


Use of a tetrazolium salt for an easily discernible KCN reaction.


Detection of breast cancer by periodic x-ray examinations. A five-year survey.


Psychiatric sequelae of chronic exposure to organophosphorus insecticides.


Viruses and human cancer.

Viruses and human cancer.


The determination of cholesterol and coprosterol in faecal lipids.


Osteoporosis in calcium deficiency.

Osteoporosis in calcium deficiency.


Primary carcinoma of the gallbladder. A thirty-year summary.


The effect of reinforcement schedules on meaning generalization and on awareness of the purpose of the experiment.


An approach to the quantitative analysis of electrophysiological data from single neurons. The application of a digital computer to the processing of data from single neurons is described. Examples from experimental data are presented to demonstrate the usefulness of certain types of computations. These methods are placed in a descriptive mathematical framework. Other easily attainable computations are suggested.


Excretion of urinary metabolites in calcium oxalate urolithiasis. Effect of tryptophan and vitamin B6 administration.


Isometric exercises in the paraplegic and in the patient with weakness of quadriceps and hamstrings.


Brain lipids in multiple sclerosis and other diseases.


The lipid and carbohydrate composition of pulmonary tumors.


Disability retirement and mortality of American railroaders.


Health services for government employees.


Electromyography and its role in surgery.


Oxidation of citrate by mitochondria from guinea pig heart, liver and kidney.


Differences in efficiency of energy transfer in mitochondrial systems derived from normal and failing hearts.


Determination of polyunsaturated fatty acids of human red blood cells.


The effects of monoamine oxidase inhibitors on ganglionic transmission.


Outpatient unit designed for disaster care.


Psychiatric facilities in Chicago.

Psychiatric facilities in Chicago.


Psychiatry-office problems. IV. Treatment of psychoneuroses in the office.


The ultimate effects of vena caval ligation performed at an early age on lower extremity epiphyseal growth.


Congenital absence of the gallbladder and cystic duct: report of six cases.


Transabdominal operative visualization of the mucosal surface of the large bowel.


Purification and activation of Clostridium botulinum type E toxin.


Presence of enterochromaffin cells in the gut of Amphioxus.


The causes of tissue overgrowth.

The causes of tissue overgrowth.


The causes of tissue overgrowth: benign neoplasia.


Pharmacology of 3,6 bis(3-diethyl-aminopropoxy) pyridazine bis-methiodide, a hemicholinium-like agent.


Pharmacology of some substituted 2-thiohydantoins with particular reference to anticonvulsant properties.


Production of heparinase by Bacteroides.


The action of enzymes on human middle ear effusions.


The relationship between the metabolic fate and pharmacological actions of serotonin, bufotenine and psilocybin.


Pharmacological actions of some methoxyindolealkylamines.


An approach to health insurance information.


Studies in detoxication. 86. The metabolism of 14C-labelled ethylene glycol.


Tropicamide: comparative cycloplegic effects.


Tropicamide, a new cycloplegic mydriatic.


Administrative decentralization of environmental health programs: summary of a panel discussion.


Varying paroxysmal atrial tachycardia with block, atrial fibrillation, nodal rhythm and changing atrial pacemaker.


The effect of kidney hyperthermia on renal tolerance to total ischemia.


Skull thickness in the frontal and parietal regions. (A roentgenological examination).


The lipid composition of rat liver.

The lipid composition of rat liver.


Respiratory studies in children. II. Functional residual capacity in healthy children.


The intracellular distribution of fatty acids in rat liver. The fatty acids of intracellular compartments.


Atypical cutaneous tuberculosis.

Atypical cutaneous tuberculosis.


The measurement with chemical dosimetry of absorbed integral dose in large phantoms.


Activity of monoamine oxidase in relation to the 5-hydroxytrypatamine and norepinephrine content of the rat brain.


Inability of refined corn oil to influence spontaneous arteriosclerosis of old hens.


Increase of pyruvic and lactic acid in rat blood by inhibitors of monoamine oxidase.


Influence of chlorpromazine and chlorprothixene on the cerebral metabolism of 5-hydroxytryptamine, norepinephrine and dopamine.


Post mortem increase of 5-hydroxytryptamine in rat brain after 5-hydroxytryptophan administration.


Analysis of ultimate fertility in 100 untreated cases of oligospermia and sterility.


Artificial hibernation. Report of three cases including two with dialysis.


The direct microdetermination of tissue calcium by flame photometry.


Chromosome behavior in spermatogenesis of Cecidomyiidae (Diptera).


Spindle disappearance and chromosome behavior after partial-embryo irradiation in Cecidomyiidae (Diptera).


Hirschsprung's disease. A new modification for rectosigmoidectomy.


The effect of trauma on the melanotic tumvurs of the hamster.


Porphyrin fluorescence of experimentally produced squamous cell carcinoma.


Carcinogenesis in the explanted cheek pouch of the Syrian hamster (Cricetus auratus).


Mitotic activity in excised human skin.

Mitotic activity in excised human skin.


Red fluoescence of experimentally induced and human tumours.


Carcinogenesis in the skin of the hedgehog.


Simultaneous screening for mellituria and aminoaciduria.


A familial disturbance of histidine metabolism.


Evaluation of the radioactive rose-bengal test for the differential diagnosis of obstructive jaundice in infants.


Hemoglobinopathies in north India--1 hemoglobin D trait and hemoglobin D thelassemia.


Cardiopulmonary manifestations of collagen diseases. III. Rheumatic fever, serum sickness and thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura.


Folic acid degradation by the peroxidase from Cicer arietinum.


Pregnancy, diabetes and chemotherapy.

Pregnancy, diabetes and chemotherapy.


The role of the hair follicle in the origin and evolution of some cutaneous neoplasms of man and experimental animals.


On the migration route of the infective larvae of Nippostrongylus brasiliensis.


Laboratory diagnosis of poliomyelitis.

Laboratory diagnosis of poliomyelitis.


Some observations on the behavior of Nippostrongylus brasiliensis in different kinds of laboratory animals.


Studies on experimentally produced fracture in dogs. III. Changes in calcium, total phosphorus and alkaline phosphatase content.


Form and its orientation: a child's-eye view.


Recognition by children of realistic figures presented in various orientations.


Carcinoma in a thyroglossal remnant.

Carcinoma in a thyroglossal remnant.


Atresia of the small intestine produced by intussusception in utero.


Anaphylactic reactions to chymotrypsin. A report of two cases.


Observations concerning the aetiology of cutaneous porphyria.


Polypoid ganglioneuroma of the colon.

Polypoid ganglioneuroma of the colon.


New injectable agent for allergic diseases: preliminary report.


Sarcomas with epitheliomatous elements bearing on the problem of mixed neoplasia.


Toxicity of octopus saliva against crustaces.


Sclerematous skin changes in infantile diarrhoea.


Studies on antigens of Vibrio cholerae by gel diffusion technique. II. Further observations on the antigenic analysis of materials soluble in water.


Megaloblastic anaemia associated with thalassaemia.


Leishmanicidal property of nystatin and its clinical application.


Chemical method for detection of ovulation.


Production of penicillin with waste mycelium Penicillium chrysogenum as the sole source of nitrogen.


Comparative physiology of some representatives of the Gymnoascaceae.


Viability of Mf. bancrofti in filarial hydroceles: preliminary observations.


Local hydrocortisone in Peyronie's disease.


Neutralization of cholera bacteriophages by extracts of Vibrio cholerae.


Enzymatic phosphorylation of N-acetyl-D-mannosamine.


Studies on antigens of Vibrio cholerae by gel diffusion technique. IV. Antigenic relationship between non-agglutinating and agglutinating vibrios.


Studies on the nature of renal damage by nephrotoxic sera. V. Studies on succinic dehydrogenase activity of nephropathic kidney in guinea pigs.


Comparison of the biological efficiency of fast neutrons and caesium gamma-rays on 'August' rats.


Catabolic manifestations in Co60 gamma irradiated rats.


Blood levels and urinary concentrations in man after intramuscular administration of a sodium salt of N-(5-nitro 2-furfurilidene)-1-aminohydantoin.


Management of gynecomastia.

Management of gynecomastia.


The urinary excretion of noradrenaline and adrenaline during acute alcohol intoxication in alcoholic addicts.


Studies on antigens of Vibrio cholerae by gel diffusion technique. III. Antigenic make-up of phage types.


The intracellular localization of cholinesterase.


Stenotic involvement of all four heart valves. Report of three cases.


Results of surgery of rheumatic valvular diseases.


Immunization of infants with quadruple antigens.


Acute suppurative prostatitis in the neonatal period.


Anaphylactic-like reactions. A complicating factor in experimental extracorporeal circulation.


A comparative discussion of the best-known seminal fertility indexes.


Release of 5-hydroxytryptamine and histamine from neoplastic mast cells by alkaline tissue extracts.


Treatment of psychopaths.

Treatment of psychopaths.


Trends in juvenile delinquency.

Trends in juvenile delinquency.


Prediction of the effect of light-time fraction on the critical flicker frequency; an insight from Fourier analysis.


Effect of over-all duration on acuity threshold and brightness matching tasks.


Three preliminary studies of a psychoanalytic theory of alcohol addiction.


Some examples of the combined use of psychotropic agents.


Physiological effects of pulmonary ventilation during operations under general anesthesia.


The road ahead for thoracic surgery.

The road ahead for thoracic surgery.


Anesthesia and pulmonary problems.

Anesthesia and pulmonary problems.


Some recent developments in bladder drainage.


Structural asymmetry in cilia and flagella.


An endocrine study of depressive illness.


Diphosphopyridine nucleotide and the respiration of rat-liver-cell suspensions.


Relation of temperature and sodium chloride concentration to growth and morphology of some halophilic bacteria.


The biochemical and physical properties of epithelial mucus.


Transplacental transmission of demethylchlortetracycline and toxicity studies in premature and full term, newly born infants.


Degradation of collagenous substrates by Bacteroides melaninogenicus.


Function of limb tremor.

Function of limb tremor.


A quintuplet gestation.

A quintuplet gestation.


Effect of changes in frequency of stimulation upon rabbit ventricular action potential.


Gastric cytodiagnosis: a review and appraisal. This paper presents a careful appraisal of the technique of gastric cytodiagnosis, and sets out the criteria for diagnosis necessary to avoid false positive results.


Hypogammaglobulinaemia ('acquired' adult form) and pernicious anaemia.


Thiocyanate secretion in sweat in cystic fibrosis.


Electroencephalographic study of children immunized against measles with live attenuated virus vaccine.


A redescription of Avitellina artica Kolmakov, 1938 (Anoplocephalidae: Thysanosominae), from Rangifer arcticus arcticus in northern Canada.


The effects of cobalt 60 radiation on Trichinella spiralis in meat.


Studies on carbon dioxide fixation by chloroplasts, the effect of arsenite and other factors.


The anaerobic dissimilation of D-xylose-1-C-14, D-arabinose-1-C-14, and L-arabinose-1-C-14 by Escherichia coli.


Middle-meningeal haemorrhage. The general surgeon and the neurosurgeon.


The wife of the alcoholic.

The wife of the alcoholic.


Aortic sinus aneurysms.

Aortic sinus aneurysms.


Volvulus of the stomach.

Volvulus of the stomach.


Concentration by freeze-thaw.

Concentration by freeze-thaw. A simple procedure for concentrating aqueous solution by freezing is described. Solutions are frozen in test tubes, which are insulated on the sides and bottom, and allowed to thaw during centrifugation. Fractionation of solutes could also be achieved.


Time intervals of the cardiac cycle in several forms of organic heart disease other than mitral stenosis.


Observations on automatic processing units, based on experience of the Elema unit.


Dimensions of mongolism. I. Age limits for cardinal mongol stigmata.


The prevalence of canine toxoplasmosis in Memphis, Tennessee.


Incorporation of malonyl CoA into fatty acids by liver in starvation and alloxan-diabetes.


A mutational alteration of the tryptophan synthetase of Escherichia coli.


The effect of chloramphenicol and oxytetracycline on the formation of intermediates in tryptophan biosynthesis.


The mechanism of pelvic support.

The mechanism of pelvic support.


Septicaemia due to gram-negative bacilli. A report of two cases.


The partial purification and properties of indole-3-glycerol phosphate synthetase from Escherichia coli.


All of one company.

All of one company.


Annual exhibition of the Biological Photographic Association.


Serological tests for rheumatoid arthritis.


Postprandial intensification of venous pattern. An example demonstrated by infrared photography.


Cytochrome pigments from the green photosynthetic bacterium Chlorobium thiosulphatophilum.


Liquid scintillation counting of tritium in urine.


A rare hepatic-venous anomaly with portal drainage of the pulmonary veins.


Epithelial changes in vaginal isografts in male mice.


The liver surface in the ascites of heart failure.


The battle of blood.

The battle of blood.


Viability of red cells of ACD blood aseptically separated from plasma in a closed plastic system.


Spontaneous rupture of an umbilical hernia manifested by severe hemorrhage.


To abbreviate or not to abbreviate?

To abbreviate or not to abbreviate?


A critique of the theoretical hazard of inter vs. intra-racial transfusion.


The enzymatic conversion of phospholipid ethanolamine to phospholipid choline in rat liver.


The dying patient.

The dying patient.


The reactions of some aromatic C-nitroso compounds with haemoglobin.


Kinetic studies on the reaction between native globin and haem derivatives.


Dystrophia myotonica in association with mental defect.


Brachymetacarpal dwarfism or pseudo-pseudohypoparathyroidism with mental defect in siblings.


Trends in the rehabilitation of institutional mental defectives.


Citrate-phosphate-dextrose solution for preservation of human blood: a further report.


Jimson weed poisoning in children.

Jimson weed poisoning in children.


Angiographic finding of an aneurysm and arteriovenous malformation in the posterior cranial fossa in a case of subarachnoid haemorrhage.


Subdural haematoma.

Subdural haematoma.


Clinical cardiology in the geriatric age group.


Flagellation and free grafting.

Flagellation and free grafting.


Urologic diagnosis in general practice.

Urologic diagnosis in general practice.


Student medical researchers and their contributions.


Electrographic reflections of cerebral hypoxia.


Measurements of electrical potential differences on single nephrons of the perfused Necturus kidney. Stable electrical potential differences can be measured by means of conventional glass microelectrodes across the cell membrane of renal tubule cells and across the epithelial wall of single tubules in the doubly perfused kidney of Necturus. These measurements have been carried out with amphibian Ringer's solution, and with solutions of altered ionic composition. The proximal tubule cell has been found to be electrically asymmetrical inasmuch as a smaller potential difference is maintained across the luminal cell membrane than across the peritubular cell boundary. The tubule lumen is always electrically negative with respect to the peritubular extracellular medium. Observations on the effectiveness of potassium ions in depolarizing single tubule cells indicate that the transmembrane potential is essentially an inverse function of the logarithm of the external potassium concentration. The behavior of the peritubular transmembrane potential resembles more closely an ideal potassium electrode than that of the luminal transmembrane potential. From these results, and the effects of various ionic substitutions on the electrical profile of the renal tubular epithelium, a thesis concerning the origin of the observed potential differences is presented. A sodium extrusion mechanism is considered to be located at the peritubular cell boundary, and reasons are given for the hypothesis that the electrical asymmetry across the proximal renal tubule cell could arise as a consequence of differences in the relative sodium and potassium permeability at the luminal and peritubular cell boundaries.


The contribution of measurements of electrical phenomena to our knowledge of renal electrolyte transport.


Effects of chronic furfural poisoning.

Effects of chronic furfural poisoning.


An extraversion scale for the MMPI.

An extraversion scale for the MMPI.


Psychological characteristics of psychiatric admissions and implications for treatment.


The venereal disease problem has a new look.


Phosphatide patterns of normal, spherocytic and elliptocytic red blood cells.


Pectus deformities.

Pectus deformities. The surgical correction of a deformity of the anterior chest wall is becoming more frequent as knowledge regarding causes increases and as better results are achieved. The present etiological concept of an excessive costal cartilage growth has prompted surgeons to perform total excision of the involved costal cartilages. The operation used in 27 patients included in the present study incorporated this principle and, in addition, the use of a temporary pin support until the flaccid chest wall becomes firm enough to resist a flail motion.


Some lipid characteristics of red cell membranes of various animal species.


Recent investigations on tobacco mosaic virus.


Chloride content of the cerebrospinal fluid. In a study of the spinal fluid chloride levels at the time of admission to hospital in a series of 1,788 cases of suspected meningitis, it was noted that the chloride content was not depressed in poliomyelitis, viral meningitis and encephalitis. In pyogenic meningitides, the spinal fluid chlorides were moderately depressed. More pronounced depression was noted in tuberculous and fungal meningitides.


The reliability of macroscopical grading of atherosclerosis.


Regeneration and division of Blepharisma following x-irradiation.


Retardation of regeneration and division of Blepharisma by ultraviolet radiation and its photoreversal. Regeneration of Blepharisma undulans variety japonicus from which the hypostome has been removed is retarded by dosages of 3000 to 4600 ergs/mm.(2) at wavelength 2654A most strongly when the fragment is exposed soon after cutting. Dosages greater than 4600 ergs/mm.(2) prevent regeneration. Regeneration is also retarded strongly when the Blepharisma are cut soon after irradiation. Starvation retards regeneration and potentiates the effect of ultraviolet radiations. Division after regeneration of Blepharisma is also retarded by ultraviolet radiations about equally, regardless of when the Blepharisma are cut indicating a more lasting effect of the radiations upon the cells. Blepharisma cut after irradiation usually recover from the effects of the radiations sooner than uncut individuals given the same dosage. Retardation of division by ultraviolet radiation is subject to photoreversal by visible light, especially in a nitrogen atmosphere, provided the ultraviolet dose is not excessive. Visible light alone if prolonged, retards regeneration or may even kill the cut fragments of Blepharisma.


The effect of parathyroidectomy on different forms of renal hypertension.


Fever control in the office and the home.


Bruising and bleeding.

Bruising and bleeding.


Office use of gamma globulin.

Office use of gamma globulin.


Hereditary retinoschisis.

Hereditary retinoschisis.


A safety test and training school for pilots.


Emotional dysfunction and the use of psychopharmacological drugs in a military theater.


A new bowel corrective in anorectal surgery. (A preliminary report).


Peak to average concentration ratios according to a fluctuating plume dispersion model.


Hypertensive emergencies and their treatment.


Use of diuretics in hypertension.

Use of diuretics in hypertension.


A convenient synthesis of muramic acid and other 3-O-ethers of D-glucosamine.


Filariasis in British Guiana. Some industrial medical problems.


Distribution of cholinesterase within the kidney of the domestic fowl.


Gas gangrene of the brain.

Gas gangrene of the brain.


Persistence of the hyperglycaemia and reduction in the lipaemia and ketonaemia of diabetic baboons (Papio ursinus) following bilateral adrenalectomy.


Puberty in the baboon (Papio ursinus) in relation to age and body weight.


Effect of pH on muscle calcium and magnesium.


Speculation on the relationship between organic and atmospheric evolution.


On the nervous system integration of water and salt metabolism.


Hydroxamic acids: relationship between structure and ability to reactivate phosphonate-inhibited acetylcholinesterase.


Temporal dynamometry.

Temporal dynamometry.


Metal binding properties of chondroitin sulphate.


Present trends in medical education.

Present trends in medical education.


Alloxan diabetes.

Alloxan diabetes.


Ingestion of a massive dose of librium. Report of a case.


Chronic extrinsic cardiac denervation: physiologic and pharmacologic studies following regional neural ablation.


An experimental study of pulmonary artery replacement.


Recurrence of symptoms following mitral valvulotomy.


Bilateral inguinal herniorrhaphies on infants and children.


Clinical evaluation of sorboquel in 120 cases of diarrheal disorders.


Respiratory control and work of breathing in obese subjects.


Treatment of diarrhea with a combined enteral hydrosorbent and motility inhibitor.


A denocarcinoma of the large bowel. Factors seemingly responsible for unrealistically optimistic appraisals of current curative achievements, and a suggestion for improvement of therapeutic results.


A method of rapid Rh typing employing the capillary tube technique and papainized incomplete anti-D sera.


The fate and distribution of hypertonic urea solutions: a preliminary report.


The basic questions of management.

The basic questions of management.


The osmotic fragility of thrombocytes of laboratory animals.


The cardiac patient as a surgical risk.

The cardiac patient as a surgical risk.


Polyarteritis nodosa.

Polyarteritis nodosa.


Rectum and colon cancer. Current concepts and practices.


Exchange transfusion--a surgical procedure.


Report of a case with Niemann-Pick disease: correlation of roentgenographic and autopsy findings.


Components of body weight loss in surgical patients.


Blood-group distribution in megaloblastic anaemia of pregnancy.


An evaluation of the etiologic survey in chorioretinitis.


Further evaluation of amphotericin-B therapy in presumptive histoplasmosis chorioretinitis.


The treatment of acute optic neuritis. An analysis of eighty cases.


Clinical evaluation local ocular anticholinesterase agents in myasthenia gravis.


Two approaches to the study of maternal attitudes.


A rapid method for routine Du testing.

A rapid method for routine Du testing.


Survey of uses for ficin in blood group serology.


Acute cholecystitis in children.

Acute cholecystitis in children.


Thorazine therapy with catatonic schizophrenics in relation to Wechsler verbal and performance subtest comparison.


The treatment of methanol poisoning; a review.


Response of blood glucose to intravenous salicylate.


On the occasion of Professor Niels DANBOLT'S sixtieth birthday.


Eczema in British troops in the Far East. A study of some cases invalided from Singapore.


A plea for improvement of the results of bowel cancer therapy.


Hospital construction in Alabama, 1946-1960.


Modern treatment of external ear infections.


Current thinking on meteorological instrumentation for use in air pollution problems.


A review of past attempts and present concepts of producing streptococcal immunity in humans.


On the impairment of renal concentrating ability in prolonged hypercalcemia and hypercalciuria in man.


Essential hypertension: appraisal and management.


A case of thrombophlebitis migrans.

A case of thrombophlebitis migrans.


Postinjection sciatic nerve palsies in infants and children.


Haemoglobinuria among adult Nigerians due to glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency with drug sensitivity.


The existence of the glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency trait in Nigeria and its clinical implications.


The natural history of "stable" falciparum malaria in the pre-school child.


A note on the treatment of Necator americanus infections with bephenium hydroxynaphthoate.


Surgery for chronic recurrent pancreatitis.


Pancreatic surgery.

Pancreatic surgery.


The lateral transport of indoleacetic acid-C14 in geotropism.


Weakening of the B-antigen by the presence of A1 as shown by reactions with Fomes fomentarius (Anti-B) extract.


Mesenteric thrombosis: diagnotic suggestions.


Excision of the carpal scaphoid for ununited fractures.


Effect of medical and surgical vagotomy on the augmented histamine test in man.


Extent and permanence of denervation produced by lumbar sympathectomy. A quantitative investigation of its effects on sudomotor activity.


Extent and permanence of denervation produced by lumbar sympathectomy.


Future place of lumbar sympathectomy in obliterative vascular disease of lower limbs.


Comparison by neutralization tests of strains of virus isolated from virus diarrhea and mucosal disease.


Propagation of hog cholera virus in tissue culture.


A study of the relationship between canine distemper and measles in the dog.


Comparison of immune response to distemper produed by intravenous inoculation and by aerosol exposure.


The distribution of readily reducible disulphide bonds in wool.


The inhibitory action of the sympathetic nerves on the smooth muscle of the rabbit gut, its reversal by reserpine and restoration by catechol amines and by DOPA.


Clinical pharmacology of newer anthypertensive agents, monoamine oxidase and decarboxylase inhibitors, bretvlium tosvlate, and guanethidine.


Monoamine oxidase and decarboxylase inhibitors as antihypertensive agents.


Fifteen years' experience with gastric resection for duodenal ulcer.


Effect of single intoxicating doses of ethanol on the gastric and intestinal mucosa of rats.


Different responses to the production of dietary and alcoholic cirrhosis in "Wistar" rats from two sources.


Effects of single intoxicating doses of ethyl alcohol upon the hepatic lipids of rats.


Control of staphylococcal cross-infection in surgical wards. A four-and-a-half-year study.


A psychoanalytic comment on mental health.


Chemical disinfection in the prevention of infection in hospital. Much cross-infection can be prevented by using chemical disinfectants to reduce the numbers of pathogens in sources such as superficial lesions and carrier sites, and by interrupting routes of spread. Examples are given to show the value of using disinfectants in the light of epidemiological knowledge.


Cyclical feeding-activity in colonized mosquitoes.


6a-Methylprednisolone in rheumatoid arthritis. Experience with 101 cases.


The enzymatic formation of sulfoxides: the oxidation of chlorpromazine and 4,4'-diaminodiphenyl sulfide by guinea pig liver microsomes.


Management of Parkinson's disease.

Management of Parkinson's disease.


Geographic distribution and trends of leukaemia in the United States.


Epidemiology in occupational medicine.

Epidemiology in occupational medicine.


Diaper dermatitis.

Diaper dermatitis.


Referred pain in the inflammatory female urethra.


Changes in nerve conduction with ulnar lesions at the elbow.


Sensory nerve conduction in man.

Sensory nerve conduction in man.


The anisometropic presbyope.

The anisometropic presbyope.


Clinical medicine and surgery in anaesthetic practice.


The nucleic acid content of Escherichia coli strains B and B/r.


The use of auxotrophic mutants to study restoration in Escherichia coli B after ultra-violet-irradiation.


Summer health of children.

Summer health of children.


A bruit due to renal-artery stenosis. Value of auscultation in the diagnosis of renal hypertension.


The surgical treatment of parkinsonism.

The surgical treatment of parkinsonism.


Trends of mortality attributed to carcinoma of the lung. The declining rate of increases.


Parkinsonism.

Parkinsonism.


Stereotaxic surgery in parkinsonism.

Stereotaxic surgery in parkinsonism.


Arm prostheses and appliances--their functional value in industry.


Who is mentally healthy?

Who is mentally healthy?


An investigation of enamel thickness in human lower incisor teeth.


Patterns of reactions in the coronary artery of the Portuguese East African with special reference to age.


Thickness of enamel at the base of pits and fissures in human molars and bicuspids.


The relation of metabolic peculiarities of infants to dietary requirements for fat.


Some aspects of the metabolism of kwashiorkor and of normal infants as determined by the utilisation of 1-14C sodium acetate, 2-14C pyruvate and uniformly-labelled 14C glucose.


Chediak-Higashi anomaly of the leukocytes: report of case.


Substrate requirements for ion transport by rat intestine studied in vitro.


Control of anginal pain with Nialamide. Report of a case.


Symposium on the levels of anaesthesia.

Symposium on the levels of anaesthesia.


An experimental study of the influence of implanted polyurethane sponges upon subsequent bone formation.


Advances in insulin coma therapy.

Advances in insulin coma therapy.


Asian influenza in children.

Asian influenza in children.


Meningitis due to Coxsackie and ECHO viruses.


Rehabilitation after laryngectomy.

Rehabilitation after laryngectomy.


The binding of p-chloromercuribenzoate by myosin.


Acute intussusception in childhood.

Acute intussusception in childhood.


Vibrio fetus infection in man and animals.


Massive gastro-duodenal haemorrhage.

Massive gastro-duodenal haemorrhage.


Modern sterilising procedures in hospital.


The classification of organisms termed Leptotrichia (Leptothrix) buccalis. III. Growth and biochemical characteristics of Bacterionema matruchotil.


The classification of organisms termed Leptotrichia (Leptothrix) buccalis. I. Review of the literature and proposed separation into Leptotrichia buccalis Trevisan, 1879 and Bacterionema gen. nov., B. matruchotti (Mendel, 1919) comb. nov.


Annular pancreas.

Annular pancreas.


The classification of organisms termed Leptotrichia (Leptothrix) buccalis. II. Reproduction of Bacterionema matruchotii.


Rehabilitating laryngectomees.

Rehabilitating laryngectomees.


Gonococcic endocarditis.

Gonococcic endocarditis.


Recent epidemiological evidence from the United Kingdom on the relation of atmospheric pollution and coal-dust exposure to chronic nonspecific lung disease.


This study uncorked cafeteria bottlenecks.


Continuous electrocardiograms. Electrodes and lead systems.


Back pain in peptic ulcer.

Back pain in peptic ulcer.


Inhibition of fibrinoid deposition by heparin.


Modifications of the Negus tracheotomy tube.


Rubber dermatitis: an anaesthetic problem.


Biosynthesis of diaminopimelic acid.

Biosynthesis of diaminopimelic acid.


N-Succinyl-alpha-amino-6-ketopimelic acid.


Flow pattern analysis of particulate contrast material in blood vessels. Experimental cinefluorography at 260 frames/sec, superimposed oscillography of cardiovascular events, and automatic data reduction.


Glutamic oxaloacetic transaminase activity in different zones of the ventricular muscle of the dog.


Medical technology training: a follow-up study of graduates.


Relationship between urinary hyaluronidase and diuresis.


Rehabilitation operation for 10,000 Moroccan paralysis victims.


The rehabilitation centre.

The rehabilitation centre.


Fibrosarcoma of the mandible.

Fibrosarcoma of the mandible.


Play therapy: the initial session.

Play therapy: the initial session.


On the inactivation of transforming DNA by temperatures below the melting point.


Mechanisms of inactivation of deoxyribonucleic acids by heat.


Pulsed short wave in the treatment of bursitis with calcification.


How to select candidates for the surgical technical aide program.


Boric acid should be replaced for routine usage in hospitals.


Cystoscopic instruments require thorough disinfection technics.


Little things may mean a lot in maintaining aseptic technic.


Nurses' responsibility for use of intravenous fluids is limited.


Proper approach is necessary in presenting surgical aide program.


Separate pack room for O. R. linens can reduce confusion.


Some outmoded practices persist because of a kind of superstition.


Wide-mesh bags more effective for laundering small O. R. linens.


Subject control of medical literature: a sysmposium. Co-ordinate indexing in relationship to medical literature problems.


Nucleuc acid synthesis in types 4 and 5 adenovirus-infected HeLa cells. Type 4 adenovirus infection of HeLa cells effected a marked increase in synthesis of the saline-soluble DNA fraction, but not the host-cell DNA (the water-soluble fraction). This was demonstrated by the marked increase in specific activity of saline-soluble DNA but not water-soluble DNA when P(32)-inorganic phosphate or sodium formate-C(14) was employed. When these isotopes were used to label cells before viral infection rather than during the process of viral propagation, the saline-soluble DNA from infected cells had a specific activity of 10 to 20 per cent less than that of uninfected cells, indicating that the saline-soluble DNA was synthesized both from prelabeled precursors of the cell pools and unlabeled materials from the medium. Saline-soluble DNA began to increase between 10 to 12 hours after viral infection and 3 to 4 hours before appearance of newly propagated infectious virus. The specific activity of the acid-soluble pool of infected cells also increased between 10 to 12 hours after viral inoculation when sodium formate-C(14) was used as a radioisotope. When P(32)-inorganic phosphate was utilized, the specific activity of infected-cell RNA was increased approximately the same relative amount as when total RNA was determined chemically; i.e., 30 to 40 per cent. With type 5 adenovirus, not only did a 3- to 5-fold increase in saline-soluble DNA occur, but also an increase was measured in specific activity of RNA when P(32)-inorganic phosphate was used.


Biological and biochemical basis for cell injury by animal viruses.


A study of oral hygiene nursing care.

A study of oral hygiene nursing care.


The isolated chick biventer cervicis nerve-muscle preparation. The isolated biventer cervicis nerve-muscle preparation can be used to distinguish between neuromuscular blocking agents which cause depolarization and those which do not. Both reduce the contractions caused by nerve stimulation, but depolarizing drugs also cause a contracture of the muscle.


The block to polyspermy in sturgeon and trout with special reference to the role of cortical granules (alveoli).


Some properties of avian skeletal muscle fibres with multiple neuromuscular junctions.


In vitro culture of a mammalian leukemia virus.


A thermostable cytotoxic factor in normal human serum active against Landschutz ascities tumor cells.


Precipitants of psychiatric problems of U. S. troops in Korea.


Effect of streptococcal haemolysins on Ehrlich ascites tumour cells.


Action of phospholipids on the cytotoxic effect of rabbit antibodies against Ehrilich ascites tumour cells.


Studies on the biosynthesis of guanosine diphosphate L-fucose.


Acute erythroid aplasia (erythroblastopenia) and vascular purpura in an otherwise hematologically normal child.


Analysis and evaluation of a typical biomedical satellite environmental control system.


Regional jejunitis.

Regional jejunitis.


Homoplasty in the treatment of extensive burns.


The possibility of operating on persons with organic and functional defects.


Economical incision for appendicectomy.

Economical incision for appendicectomy.


Preparation of monoaminoxvdase.

Preparation of monoaminoxvdase.


Liver-cell carcinoma in a five-year-old male.


A blood flowmeter for use in coronary heart disease research.


Hysterosalpingography in genital tuberculosis.


Fatal air embolism following presacral air insufflation. Occurrence despite manometric control.


Ego adaptation and cultural variables.

Ego adaptation and cultural variables.


Experimental studies on the fate of decamethonium.


Adenosine triphosphate- and coenzyme A-dependent decarboxylation of oxalate by extracts of peas.


Metastatic localisations of carcinoma of the breast: the ovaries.


Resistance and external object relations.


The professional nursing association--and you.


A staining procedure for the flagella of some agarolytic bacteria.


Early and late complications of extensive muscle surgery.


Iris corneal contact lens.

Iris corneal contact lens.


The professional nursing association-and you.


Hip prosthesis locked in the acetabulum and the shaft.


Large screen image amplification with closed-circuit television employing television tape-recorder.


Jejunal biopsy in malabsorptive disorders of the adult.


Observations on tests of folic acid absorption and clearance.


Folic acid, its analogs and antagonists.


Acute effect of three antibiotics on diuresis in the rat.


The effect of thyroxine on the cytochrome C content of tissues of rats bearing the Walker carcinosarcoma 256.


Changes in liver tyrosine-alpha-ketoglutarate transaminase activity during growth of Walker carcinosarcoma 256.


Effect of thiouracil on liver enlargement in tumor-bearing rats.


Studies on the effect of thyroxine administration on catalase activity.


The use of hydrogenated ergot alkaloids in the syndrome of neckstrain produced by whiplash mechanism.


Redio-therapy in tubal deafness.

Redio-therapy in tubal deafness.


Mechanisms of edema formation in experimental nephrosis.


Sociology applied.

Sociology applied.


The effect of hemorrhage on plasma iron turnover.


Colony husbandry of research monkeys.

Colony husbandry of research monkeys.


Correlation of skeletal growth, epiphyseal ossification with age of monkeys.


Isolation and antigen production of herpes simplex virus in the chorioallantoic membrane of duck embryos.


Safetv belts.

Safetv belts.


modern trends in accident management.

modern trends in accident management.


Incidence, age distribution and complications of gonorrhoea in Sweden. The incidence of gonorrhoea in Sweden has shown a tendency to increase in recent years, particularly in the age-groups 15-19 and 20-24 years. However, an extrapolation of the annual incidence curve to 1970 for the 15-19-year age-group suggests that some deceleration in that increase may be expected.Study of gonococcal complications seen at Göteborg hospitals during the period 1950-59 indicates that the frequency of gonococcal salpingitis is higher than had previously been reported; this is attributed to the inclusion in the material studied of patients from departments other than those exclusively concerned with the venereal diseases.The authors conclude that, in view of the high frequency of gonorrhoea in the young and of gonococcal complications, gonorrhoea in Sweden cannot be considered an unimportant public health problem.


Prevalence of abnormal hemoglobins in American Indian children. Survey in the Rocky Mountain area.


X-rays affect the incorporation of 5-iododeoxyuridine into deoxyribonucleic acid. When labeled with iodine-131, 5-iododeoxyuridine, an analogue of thymidine, is useful in estimating the effect of x-radiation on deoxyribonucleic acid metabolism. Although this compound is readily incorporated into deoxyribonucleic acid in the absence of ionizing radiation, we find that whole-body exposure to as little as 10 r will significantly inhibit its incorporation.


Absorption and excretion of copper in mice.


Similarity of peptides in two antigen-combining fragments released from a rabbit antibody by papain.


A comparison of the peptides released from related rabbit antibodies by enzymatic hydrolysis. Rabbit antibodies against pneumococcus capsular polysaccharides of Types II, III, VI, VII, and XII were isolated from type-specific antisera by precipitation with homologous antigen and hydrolyzed with either subtilisin, chymotrypsin or trypsin. Purified antibodies were also hydrolyzed with papain; the two polypeptides with active antibody sites and the crystallizable polypeptide were separated, studied in the ultracentrifuge and hydrolyzed with either subtilisin or chymotrypsin. The resulting peptides were separated on filter paper by electrophoresis and chromatography. 1. The two polypeptides with antigen-combining activity, fractions I and II, each constituted about 25 per cent of the original antibody molecule; the crystallizable polypeptide did not combine with antigen, fraction III, and represented about 35 per cent of the original antibody molecule. About 10 to 15 per cent of the original antibody molecule was hydrolyzed by papain into about 35 peptides. 2. The peptide patterns obtained for hydrolyzates of fraction I were almost identical with those obtained for fraction II obtained from the same antibody and were quite different for those obtained for fraction III. 3. Many of the peptide spots in the patterns obtained with whole antibody hydrolysates contained at least two peptides derived from different parts of the antibody molecule. 4. Differences were observed in the peptide patterns for different antibodies that suggested the existence of differences in both primary and tertiary structures among these antibodies.


Effects of pneumococcus capsular polysaccarides on the degradation of rabbit antibodies in mice.


Observations on double albumin. II. A peptide difference between two genetically determined human serum albumins.


Meningeal angiomatosis, arhinencephaly, agenesis of the corpus callosum and large hamartoma of the brain, with neoplasia, in an infant having bilateral nasal proboscis.


What price security?

What price security?


Diagnosis of pheochromocytoma by assay of catecholamine metabolites.


Functional aortic stenosis.

Functional aortic stenosis.


Family limitation based on family composition.


An improved microelectrophoresis apparatus and technique for studying biological cell surfaces.


Studies on the antitumor effect of cucurbitacins.


Male histocompatibility antigens in mouse endocrine tissues: functional and histologic evidence.


On meningo-encephalitis syndromes in rheumatic lesions of the brain


Psychiatric headache. A clinical study.

Psychiatric headache. A clinical study.


Incorporation of labelled amino acids into the proteins of the mitochondria isolated from the unfertilized eggs and developmental stages of Paracentrotus lividus.


A hundred years of medicine in Turin.

A hundred years of medicine in Turin.


The diagnosis of pheochromocytoma.

The diagnosis of pheochromocytoma.


Effect of medium composition on sensitivity in suspension culture of Earle's L-929 mouse fibroblasts to antibiotics.


Purification and some properties of a brain diaphorase.


German measles: acute benign viral lymphoreticulosis. The haemato-humoral and histological aspects of rubella.


Studies on luteinizing hormone release and inhibition.


Menometrorrhagia secondary to panhematocytopenia controlled by Norethindrone: case report.


Centrocecal scotomas due to chlorpropamide.


Observations on the eye in diabetes.

Observations on the eye in diabetes.


Iatrogenic pathology of interest to the ophthalmologist.


A chemical method for the quantitative determination of 2-methoxyoestrone, oestrone, ring D alpha-ketolic oestrogens, oestradiol-17beta, 16-epioestriol and oestriol in human urine.


A method for the quantitative fractionation of mixtures of 2-methoxyoestrone, oestrone, ring D alpha-ketolic oestrogens, oestradiol-17beta, 16-epioestriol and oestriol by partition chromatography and the Girard reaction.


Functional menstrual disorders. A study of 150 patients.


Clinical experience with a modified latex test for the rheumatoid factor.


Gas chromatography--a potential method in pharmaceutical analysis.


Effect of radiation on the excretion of some of the nitrogenous constituents of urine in man.


An inexpensive hot plate for flattening paraffin sections.


Direct liquid scintillation counting of plasma and tissues.


The effect of anabolic steroid (durabolin) in the conservative management of acute renal failure.


Retirement--good or bad?

Retirement--good or bad?


Medical advances influence planning.

Medical advances influence planning.


Some American experience with Syme prostheses.


Myocarditis due to Coxsackie virus infection in an adult.


The general practitioner and the prevention of emotional disorder.


Post-mortem serum cholesterol levels.

Post-mortem serum cholesterol levels.


Techniques for the study of group structure and behavior. II. Empirical studies of the effects of structure in small groups.


Changes and interrelations in exploratory behavior.


Treatment of solitary nonparastitic cyst of the liver.


Biophysical studies on strontium uptake in osseous tissue.


Biological fractionation of isotopes.

Biological fractionation of isotopes.


The uptake of hexoestrol by plants and its persistence in soil.


Prophylaxis in traumatic hyphema.

Prophylaxis in traumatic hyphema.


Polymyositis in the collagen diseases.

Polymyositis in the collagen diseases.


Spasticity and spasms in hemiplegia and paraplegia.


Comprehensive medical care for handicapped children. I. Patterns of anxiety in mothers of children with rheumatic fever.


Allergic disease in general practice.

Allergic disease in general practice.


Alleged anaphylactic reactions to human gamma-globulin.


The differential diagnosis of atopic and seborrheic dermatitis.


Conflicts and rebellion during adolescence.


The enzymatic synthesis of thymidine-linked sugars. II. Thymidine diphosphate L-rhamnose.


The synthesis of thymidine-linked sugars. III. On the mechanism of thymidine diphosphate-L-rhamnose formation.


Medical care and education in hospitals without interns or residents. Analysis of the problem and the goals to be sought.


Evaluation of performance in public health nursing.


Seasonal changes in the breeding places of Glossina morsitans morsitans Westwood.


The current status of army psychiatry.

The current status of army psychiatry.


Passage of serum albumin into the stomach. Its detection by paper electrophoresis of gastric juice in protein-losing gastropathies and gastric cancer.


Applicability of hydroxocobalamin as a long-acting vitamin B12.


Paper electrophoretic study of protein-losing secretions from explanted gastric mucosa in rats.


Gastric atrophy, atrophic gastritis, and gastric secretory failure. Correlative study by suction biopsy and exfoliative cytology of gastric mucosa, paper electrophoretic and secretory assays of gastric secretion, and measurements of intestinal absorption and blood levels of vitamin B12.


The present state of investigation into the nature and function of intrinsic factor.


The measurement of local cortical blood flow in the brain by the analysis of the clearance curve of krypton-85.


Congenital arteriovenous fistula between the left internal mammary artery and the ductus vensus: unusual cause of congestive heart failure in the newborn infant.


A note on hypnotic behavior, the definition of the situation and the placebo effect.


The estrogenic properties in vitro of diethylstilbestrol and substances related to estradiol.


Platelet function tests in thrombocythaemia.


Annotation: a case of suspected xylol poisoning.


Some pharmacological actions of D-lysergic acid methyl carbinolamide.


The effect of rubidium on the adrenal cortex of normal and potassium-deficient rats.


Recognition and treatment of peripheral vascular diseases.


Renal excretion of creatinine in the rat.


Microbial aerosols in airborne infection.


Aspiration biopsy for detection of carcinoma of the breast: a critique.


Cerebral arteriovenous fistula associated with congestive heart failure in the newborn; report of two cases.


The treatment of Alcoholics in a public mental hospital.


Alcohol addiction in England and opium addiction in Singapore: some differences and similarities.


Aspects of the alcoholic problem in England.


Certain aspects of the management of alcoholism.


Pavlov or Freud?

Pavlov or Freud?


Laryngopyoceles.

Laryngopyoceles.


Walkie-talkies in the disaster kit.

Walkie-talkies in the disaster kit.


The fine structure of vegetative cells of Bacillus subtilis.


The fine structure of Streptomyces violaceoruber (S. coelicolor). III. The walls of the mycelium and spores. A study of thin sections of hyphae of Streptomyces violaceoruber in the electron microscope showed that the structure of the walls and the mode of formation of cross-walls are similar to those of Gram-positive bacteria. A beaded structure was seen in some regions of the wall, and the significance of this observation is discussed in relation to previous studies of the fine structure of bacterial cell walls. Elements of the intracytoplasmic membrane system appear to be involved in the process of cross-wall formation. The walls of the hyphae of the aerial mycelium divide into two layers before the spores are formed, and only the inner component of the wall grows inwards to form the cross-walls and so delimit the spores. The outer component remains intact for a time and acts as a sheath around the developing spores. Finally the sheath breaks and the spores are liberated. This process is contrasted with the formation of endospores in eubacteria. When the spores germinate, the walls of the germ tubes are continuous with those of the spores.


Enterogenous cysts of the duodenum.

Enterogenous cysts of the duodenum.


Estimation of cystine plus cysteine in proteins by the disulfide interchange reaction.


Studies on a new antifungal antibiotic.

Studies on a new antifungal antibiotic.


Simplified procedures for calculating drug dosage from body weight in infancy and childhood.


Pressure-flow characteristics and dead spaces of endotracheal tubes used in infants.


Contributions to the surgical therapy of anterior meningo-encephalocele by the exocranial route.


Cerebral edema. II. Care of the patient.


A positron cow.

A positron cow.


Psychotherapy and the general practitioner.


The absorption of tri-ortho-cresyl phosphate through the skin of hens and its neurotoxic effects.


Mediastinal enterogenous cysts associated with vertebral anomalies.


The life expectancy of extremely immature prematures.


Significance of the blocking in experimental brucellosis.


Amino acid concentrations in fetal and maternal plasma.


Experimental plasma protein loss into the digestive tract in dogs.


Sex difference in the rate of disappearance of corticosterone-4-C14 from plasma of intact rats: further evidence for the influence of hepatic Delta4-steroid hydrogenase activity on adrenal cortical function.


The importance of extinction ratios in the spectrophotometric analysis of mixtures of two known absorbing substances.


Hydrocortisone and some of its effects on intermediary metabolism. I. In vivo studies.


The surgical treatment of coronary artery disease.


Emboli in the surgical treatment of mitral stenosis.


Acute obstructive suppurative cholangitis.


Intrahepatic calculi.

Intrahepatic calculi.


Mitral stenosis treated surgically.

Mitral stenosis treated surgically.


Traumatic injuries to abdominal organs.

Traumatic injuries to abdominal organs.


Basic requirements for open heart surgery.


Medicine's increasing responsibilities.

Medicine's increasing responsibilities.


Surgical training.

Surgical training.


Dilaceration of a mandibular permanent incisor. Report of a case.


Circumcision and anti-semitism.

Circumcision and anti-semitism.


A report on Renovist-a new intravenous pyelographic medium.


Experimental revascularization of the kidney.


Wilms tumor: epidemiological experience.


An improved urinary ileostomy appliance.


Ileorenal revascularization.

Ileorenal revascularization.


Basic surgical training.

Basic surgical training.


Wilms' tumor in Connecticut.

Wilms' tumor in Connecticut.


Serum changes in small primates exposed to acute whole-body Co60 radiation.


The histochemical demonstration of enzymatic activity by a nonenzymatic redox reaction. Reduction of tetrazolium salts by indolyl-3-acetaldehyde.


The changing image of the doctor.

The changing image of the doctor.


Leucocyte count variation in young chicks during an 18-hour period.


Circadian studies on succinic dehydrogenase pantothenate and biotin of rodent adrenal.


Histochemisty LXIV. Succinic dehydrogenase system in isolated mast cells from the rat.


Sulphinpyrazone in the treatment of arthritis associated with hyperuricaemia.


A clinical evaluation of Elase therapy in the postconization cervix.


Generalized pustular dermatosis; report of a case.


The role of systemic therapy in the treatment of periodontal disease.


The effects of hunger and thirst on Y-maze exploration.


Perseverative neural processes and consolidation of the memory trace.


Quantitative and qualitative evaluation of skin erythema. II. Clinical study in patients on a standardized irradiation schedule.


Contribution to the study of the cerebral form of the carotid sinus hyperreflectivity syndrome.


Integrated control of plasma protein levels and liver size.


Environmental feedback control of cell division.


Renal tubular transport of inorganic sulfate.


Age, noise and hearing loss.

Age, noise and hearing loss.


The effects of noise on hearing.

The effects of noise on hearing.


The problem of noise in industry.

The problem of noise in industry.


Responses of the intra-ocular pressure to diencephalic stimulation.


Gastroesophageal postemetic lacerations as a source of massive upper gastrointestinal bleeding (The Mallory-Weiss syndrome).


A long range evaluation of cleft palate repair.


Some recent trends in psychoanalytic theory.


Note on the changes in viscosity of heated bull semen.


The conversion of beta-carotene into vitamin A.


An investigation of new fluorine compounds in anaesthesia.


Bilateral ligation of the internal mammary artery in the treatment of angina pectoris. Experimental and clinical results.


Disintegrated spermatozoa from the epididymis.