Prothrombin time. Determination by a whole blood micro-method for control of anticoagulant therapy. A micro technique that is here described for "prothrombin time" determinations, employing capillary whole blood, provides a range of values which is closely correlated with the Quick one-stage plasma method, thus providing inter-changeability of results both in normal persons and in patients who have been treated with anticoagulant drugs. Avoidance of the use of a water bath and centrifuge permit this technique to yield immediate results at the bedside, in the office or in the patient's home. The use of a whole blood instead of a plasma technique lends additional safety to control of anticoagulant medication, since it may reflect depression of clotting factors not apparent by the usual plasma methods.


An apparatus for the continuous measurement of eating, drinking and spontaneous activity of rats.


Bone marrow aplasia in childhood leukaemia.


Inherited factor-VII defect in a Negro family.


Afibrinogenemia in pregnancy apparently due to a degenerating leiomyoma.


Developmental genetics of mammals.

Developmental genetics of mammals.


The inheritance of hemoglobin types and other biochemical traits in mammals.


Preliminary clinical assessment of betamethasone.


Speculations on allergic and infective arthritis.


Relation between blood groups, secretor status and susceptibility to rheumatic fever.


Immunological aspects of rheumatoid disease: a review.


Metabolic disorders.

Metabolic disorders.


Sense and the treatment of diabetes mellitus.


Traumatic perforation of the intracranial portion of the internal carotid artery with elevenday survival.


A comparative clinical evaluation of infants fed human milk, whole cow's milk and vegetable fat milk.


Infection by Leptospira pomona contracted from pigs by mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.


Effects of cephalin on the hemostatic defect of the hemophilia syndrome in vitro and in vivo.


The reticuloendothelial system in experimental malaria and trypanosomiasis.


Second-order factors in the 16 PF test and MMPI inventory.


Some comments on the EPPS ego disjuction score.


The introversion-extraversion factor and social desirability.


Methodology of epidemiological assessment of the malaria situation throughout a malaria eradication programme.


Factors which influence the microbiological response to saliva.


Heparin tolerance and the plasma proteins.


A comparison of two heparin-neutralizing agents: protamine and polybrene.


The assay of heparin in thrombin systems.


The effect of EDTA on human fibrinogen and its significance for the coagulation of fibrinogen with thrombin.


The influence of heparin on the fibrin clot.


The interaction of protamine with human fibrinogen and the significance of this interaction for the coagulation of fibrinogen.


Trends in specialization and their effect on the practice of medicine.


The role of the infirmary in a therapeutic camp for boys.


Sublingual lipoma with ectopic bone formation. Report of a case.


Federal Aviation Agency. The program of the Bureau of Aviation Medicine.


The physiologic-pathologic-clinical relationships of chronic pulmonary diseases in children.


The evolution of hospital psychiatric services.


The biological role of carbon dioxide.

The biological role of carbon dioxide.


Clinical study in isometric exercises.

Clinical study in isometric exercises.


An epidemic of triorthocresylphosphate poisoning.


Types of Trypanosoma congolense. I. Morphological differences.


Types of Trypanosoma congolense. II. Differences in the courses of infection.


Medical problems in employment continuity of senior citizens. From the viewpoint of the orthopedic surgeon.


Rapid destruction of antitetanus serum in a patient previously sensitised to horse serum.


The histochemically demonstrable phosphorylase and branching enzyme activity in some animals' ascites tumour cells.


A correlative study by electron and light microscopy of the development of type 5 adenovirus. II. Light microscopy. The evolution of the intranuclear lesion produced by type 5 adenovirus in HEp-2 and HeLa cells is described as seen in the light microscope and the bodies formed in the course of the infection characterized histochemically. Some 12 hours after infection acidophilic protein bodies, without appreciable nucleic acid, first appear in the nucleus and coalesce into a network. Within or in association with this material, DNA-containing masses (viral aggregates) are formed which rapidly increase in amount and then coalesce. At the same time, a protein is produced, histochemically different from that of the acidophilic or basophilic structures mentioned, within the infected nucleus, which constitutes a matrix within which regular cytstals of a protein, (presumably non-viral) materialize. These structural and histochemical features are correlated with details which have been observed in parallel studies with the electron microscope.


Chondrogenesis, studied with the electron microscope. The role of the cells in the fabrication of a connective tissue matrix, and the structural modifications which accompany cytodifferentiation have been investigated in developing epiphyseal cartilage of fetal rat by means of electron microscopy. Differentiation of the prechondral mesenchymal cells to chondroblasts is marked by the acquisition of an extensive endoplasmic reticulum, enlargement and concentration of the Golgi apparatus, the appearance of membrane-bounded cytoplasmic inclusions, and the formation of specialized foci of increased density in the cell cortex. These modifications are related to the secretion of the cartilage matrix. The matrix of young hyaline cartilage consists of groups of relatively short, straight, banded collagen fibrils of 10 to 20 mmicro and a dense granular component embedded in an amorphous ground substance of moderate electron density. It is postulated that the first phase of fibrillogenesis takes place at the cell cortex in dense bands or striae within the ectoplasm subjacent to the cell membrane. These can be resolved into sheaves of "primary" fibrils of about 7 to 10 mmicro. They are supposedly shed (by excortication) into the matrix space between the separating chondroblasts, where they may serve as "cores" of the definitive matrix fibrils. The diameter of the fibrils may subsequently increase up to threefold, presumably by incorporation of "soluble" or tropocollagen units from the ground substance. The chondroblast also discharges into the matrix the electrondense amorphous or granular contents of vesicles derived from the Golgi apparatus, and the mixed contents of large vacuoles or blebs bounded by distinctive double membranes. Small vesicles with amorphous homogeneous contents of moderate density are expelled in toto from the chondroblasts. In their subsequent evolution to chondrocytes, both nucleus and cytoplasm of the chondroblasts undergo striking condensation. Those moving toward the osteogenic plate accumulate increasingly large stores of glycogen. In the chondrocyte, the enlarged fused Golgi vesicles with dense contents, massed in the juxtanuclear zone, are the most prominent feature of the cytoplasm. Many of these make their way to the surface to discharge their contents. The hypertrophied chondrocytes of the epiphyseal plate ultimately yield up their entire contents to the matrix.


Cytologic diagnosis by flurescence microscopy.


Sciatica: treatment with epidural injections of procaine and hydrocortisone.


Frequency distribution of the intraocular pressure in the Netherlands.


Painful radiculopathy treated with epidural injections of procaine and hydrocortisone acetate: results in 113 patients.


Nutritional value of mustard and rape seed meals as protein source for rats.


The factor of institutional living in the nation's health.


Studies of the isolated perfused human placenta. I. Methods and organ responses.


Roasting half and whole turkey hens. Effect of varying oven temperatures.


Physiology of nitrogen fixation by a species of Achromobacter.


Neurilemoma of the epiglottis. Report of a case.


A clinical and histochemical study of acid and alkaline phosphatase in normal and abnormal prostatic tissue.


Biphasic serial aorto-arteriography. (Clinical value).


The design and performance of the aerosol spectrometer.


The physicochemical behavior of submicron aerosols.


Collateral pulmonary blood flow after ligation of the left main pulmonary artery.


Internal mammary-coronary artery anastomosis. A nonsuture method employing tantalum rings.


The effects of 2-amino-2-hydroxymethyl-1,3-propanediol on the anuria of hypovolemic states.


Anuria of hypovolemic shock relieved by tris (hydroxymethyl) aminomethane (THAM).


Circulation of the giraffe.

Circulation of the giraffe.


Concerning the diagnosis of epidural hematoma in the EEG.


A study of hearing in advanced age.

A study of hearing in advanced age.


Laryngeal adductor paralysis treated by vocal cord injection of bone paste; a preliminary investigation.


Measurement of absolute olfactory sensitivity in rats.


Vaccination of adults with a British oral poliomyelitis vaccine prepared from Sabin strains.


Auditory assessment of cleft palate adults.


Automatic indexes for medical evaluation.


Study of chromosomes.

Study of chromosomes.


A study of intrapulmonary and intrathoracic pressures in normal healthy subjects.


Convergence as a cue to absolute distance.


Convergence as a cue to the perceived distance of objects in a binocular configuration.


Biologic amines: their role in the transmission of nerve impulses in the central nervous system.


Stokes-Adams syndrome in Hodgkin's granuloma.


Rehabilitation in neurology (excl. epilepsy). Social-vocational aspects.


An investigation into the use of 6-mercaptopurine to induce immunological tolerance.


Spotlighting hospital sanitation.

Spotlighting hospital sanitation.


Spotlighting hospital sanitation. II.

Spotlighting hospital sanitation. II.


Spotlighting hospital sanitation. III.

Spotlighting hospital sanitation. III.


Spotlighting hospital sanitation. IV.

Spotlighting hospital sanitation. IV.


Haemoglobin in trematodes. 1. Fasciola gigantica. 2. Cotylophoron indicum.


Physiological studies on trematodes--Fasciola gigantica rate of oxygen consumption.


The results of three years of Dieldrin application in a malarious area Adana-Turkey.


Trichophyton violaceum infection of the scalp in Poona (India).


Potentiation of inhibitory and excitatory effects of catechol amines by bretylium. Enhancement of both excitatory and inhibitory responses to adrenaline, noradrenaline and isoprenaline was demonstrated with bretylium both in vivo and in vitro. Excitatory responses studied included rise of blood pressure and contraction of the nictitating membrane in cats and the contraction of aortic strip in rabbits; the inhibitory responses studied were fall of cat blood pressure and relaxation of rat uterus and rabbit tracheal chain. Possible mechanisms of potentiation of the effects of catechol amines by bretylium are discussed. A sensitization of the peripheral effector cells is suggested as a likely mechanism of potentiation.


The surgery of intracerebral hemorrhage.


Some histochemical observations on the muscles of mice with hereditary muscular dystrophy.


Iron overloading phenomena in animals.

Iron overloading phenomena in animals.


Biochemical changes in the tissues of animals injected with iron: acid phosphatase and other enzymes.


Medical management of advanced lung cancer.


Amyloidosis.

Amyloidosis.


Viral infection. A possible cause of sudden, unexpected death in infants.


An A-1 antigen with abnormal serological properties.


Borderline hypothyroidism.

Borderline hypothyroidism.


Cardiac arrest in obstetrics. New York City, 1959.


Build-up with antigen absorption test. A method of rendering inagglutinable group A cells agglutinable.


Clinical use of a new diagnostic agent, methopyrapone (SU-4885), in pituitary and adrenocortical disorders.


A serum containing 8 antibodies.

A serum containing 8 antibodies.


Resistance of the Rh antigen D to formal-saline.


Comparison of hydroflumethiazide and meralluride. New method for quantitative assay of diuretics in bedfast patients with edema.


A unified system for evaluation and selection of heat stress candidates.


Production of arteriosclerosis in the rat. Effect of x-ray and a high-fat diet.


Calorie neutralization during thermal stress.


Fever curve as an indicator for steroid therapy in miliary tuberculosis.


Serum enzymes in bronchognic carcinoma and other pulmonary diseases.


The use of corticoids in obstetrics and gynecology.


Adrenocortical hyperfunction.

Adrenocortical hyperfunction.


Depressive states and autonomic homeostasis. (A pilot project).


A psychiatric review of capital punishment.


Criteria for "cure" in psychosis.

Criteria for "cure" in psychosis.


FREUD'S views on art.

FREUD'S views on art.


Experience with thioridazine ("Melleril") therapy.


Partial characterization of the metabolites of cortisol-4-C-14 in the dog. I. The intact dog.


Partial characterization of the metabolites of cortisol-4-C-14 in the dog. II. The totally hepatectomized dog.


The control of erythropoiesis: a review.


Lipodystrophy resulting from insulin injections: treatment by cocoanut oil injections.


Methyl prednisolone in skin diseases.

Methyl prednisolone in skin diseases.


The role of the cell membrane in the locomotion of amoebae, and the source of the motive force and its control by feedback.


The early psychiatrists on degeneracy and genius.


On the thermochemical action of ionizing radiation.


The colorimetric determination of gamma-glutamyl transpeptidase with a synthetic substrate.


The role of the uniform in a psychiatric hospital.


The diagnosis and management of myelofibrosis, myelosclerosis and chronic myeloid leukaemia.


A comparative study of some staining properties of crystals in a lympho-plasmocytoid cell, of Russell bodies in plasmocytes, and of amyloids--with special emphasis on their isoelectric points.


Further studies in the spread of locap anesthetics.


An unusual lymphomatous disease associated with intracytoplasmic crystals in lymphoplasmocytoid cells.


Hyperthyroidism associated with hypopotassaemic periodic paralysis.


The use of P32 in the diagnosis of ocular tumors. I. A clinical report of 125 cases.


Pseudo-retardation.

Pseudo-retardation.


Freshman teacher in Israel.

Freshman teacher in Israel.


An endocrine mechanism involved in testicular changes produced by a dl-ethionine supplemented diet: a study of morphologic changes and endocrine dysfunction.


An endocrine mechanism involved in testicular changes produced by a dl-ethionine supplemented diet: the effect on extratesticular sources of 17-KS excretion.


Pseudoemboli of spleen in lymphogenous leukemia.


The impregnation of the human spleen by particulate matter. A study of lymphogenic and hematogenic "involvement patterns" of the spleen.


An improved mycologic laboratory aid--prepared glass flasks.


The role of brain damage in congenital dyslexia.


The newest penicillins.

The newest penicillins.


Ribonucleic acid synthesis in nuclear extracts of mammalian cells grown in suspension culture; effect of ionic strength and surface-active agents.


The sulfolipids.

The sulfolipids.


Studies on experimental allergic encephalomyelitis. I. Reduction of electrical threshold of spinal cord in guinea pigs with the disease.


Some notes on contact lenses with mention of corneal epithelium turn-over.


Pregnancy and renal tubular acidosis.

Pregnancy and renal tubular acidosis.


A study of malignant lymphomas and leukemias. III. Stem cell, blast cell, and monocytic leukemias (with reference to their lymphogenous or myelogenous origin).


Frequency discrimination after bilateral ablation of cortical auditory areas.


Frequency discrimination after bilateral section of the brachium of the inferior colliculus.


Bilateral Wilms tumor.

Bilateral Wilms tumor.


The direct effects of norepinephrine, epinephrine, and methoxamine on myocardial contractile force in man.


Actions of the decarboxylase inhibitor, alpha-methyl-3,4-dihydroxyphenylalanine, in the dog.


Selective depression of sympathetic transmission by intravenous administration of iproniazid and harmine.


Hyponatremia and renal wasting of sodium in patients with malfunction of the central nervous system.


Acute fatty metamorphosis of the liver.

Acute fatty metamorphosis of the liver.


Intravenous tri-iodothyronine in acute alcoholic intoxication. Preliminary report.


Effects of a new tranquilizer, valmethamide, in psychiatric outpatient care.


The case for euthyroid hypometabolism.

The case for euthyroid hypometabolism.


On the breakdown of the sense of reality: a comment.


The effects of carbon dioxide on the entry and accumulation of drugs in the central nervous system.


Canadian labour's approach to providing comprehensive health services through organized health centres.


Subaortic stenosis.

Subaortic stenosis.


Reactions to perceptual isolation and Rorschach manifestations of the primary process.


Direct determination of systemic blood pressure and production of hypertension in the rabbit.


Severe reaction to griseofulvin. Sensitivity investigation.


Calcification of cartilage in the trachea and larynx in infancy associated with congenital stridor.


Thyroid hormones in gynecology.

Thyroid hormones in gynecology.


Growth of Rous sarcoma virus and cells in nonconfluent chick embryo monolayers.


Adenohypophyseal changes in patients dying of neoplastic disease.


Hallux valgus: the osteotomy operation.

Hallux valgus: the osteotomy operation.


Adenohypophyseal changes in patients dying of acute renal tubular necrosis.


Stress, physical or emotional, and coronary occlusions.


Permeability of rat adrenals in vitro to D-xylose in presence and absence of ACTH.


James Thomas CASE, 1882-1960.

James Thomas CASE, 1882-1960.


James Thomas CASE.

James Thomas CASE.


Non-irritating, multipurpose surgical adhesive tape.


Female breast cancer: a re-evaluation.

Female breast cancer: a re-evaluation.


Congenital esophageal web: report of a case.


Simultaneous evaluation of thyroid hormone transport mechanisms and adrenocortical function during operation.


Diagnostic value of the combined secretin and cytology test in pancreatic disease.


Mother and daughter with bilateral congenital amastia.


Electrical activity of the brain in patients treated with hemispherectomy or extensive decortication.


Bilateral and unilateral activation of the diaphragm in the intact human. External electrical stimulation by capacitive coupling as recorded by cineradiography.


Performance under stress in relation to intellectual control and self-acceptance.


Hypogammaglobulinemia and its relationship to the allergic diathesis.


Hormonal therapy of metastatic female breast carcinoma. II. 2alpha-Methyl dihydrotestosterone propionate.


Combined systemic and topical therapy with metronidazole for vaginal trichomoniasis.


Antigenic relations between fractions from giant and dwarf ragweed.


Gastric heterotopia in the rectum: report of a case.


Fractionation of the antigens from dwarf ragweed pollen.


The use of norethynodrel in certain reproductive problems.


Idiopathic pulmonary hemosiderosis.

Idiopathic pulmonary hemosiderosis.


Studies on radiosensitivity and biological properties of two tumour types indigenous to the same host. III. The influence of the "time intensity factor" on growth of tumours.


The response of neoplasms to x-radiation in vivo at increased oxygen tension.


Radiosensitivity and metabolic properties of two tumour-types indigenous to the same host. I. A correlation of cellular structure and radiosensitivity.


An electron microscope study of spontaneous mammary carcinomas in a subline of strain DBA mice.


The hypersensitive state and the liver: a critical review.


Plasma epinephrine and norepinephrine levels during insulin-induced hypoglycemia in man.


Osteogenic induction across millipore filters in vivo. Immunization of host mice to homograft tissues prior to subcutaneous implantation of homograft bone' within diffusion chambers did not prevent new bone formation on the host side of the filter, thereby indicating its origin from host cells in response to a diffusible osteogenic inductor from within the chamber rather than from undetected escaping homograft cells


The estimation of epinephrine and norepinephrine in human plasma.


Locus of hypnotically induced changes in color vision responses.


Inhibition of malignant cell growth and spread by combined internal (topical) and external (systemic) irradiations.


Changes in mode of respiration as an indication of level of awareness.


Paradoxical blocking and arousal in the drowsy state.


Spike and wave discharges and alterations of conscious awareness.


Evaluation of antileukemic agents employing advanced leukemia L1210 in mice. IV.


Observations on petrosal and vidian neurectomy in chronic vasomotor rhinitis.


Meniere's disease and its pathological mechanism.


The modern management of rheumatoid arthritis.


Observations on sympathectomy in the treatment of Meniere's disease.


Studies in vicariousness: the effect of immobilization on Rorschach movement responses.


Dexamethasone myopathy.

Dexamethasone myopathy.


Treatment of chronic schizophrenia with parenteral and oral carphenazine.


Report of an orthopedic survey of 5,000 Israeli children.


Enzyme systems in the mycobacteria. IX. The reductive acetylation of lipoic acid.


Enzyme systems in the mycobacteria. A review.


Endocrine gland blood flow in the unanesthetized, unrestrained rat.


Local extension of carcinoma of the prostate following needle biopsy.


Acidosis in premature infants due to lactic acid.


Monilial cystitis-effective treatment with instilations of amphotericin B.


Radiation glo-bar-a device for the delineation of a primary x-ray beam.


A review of current technics in periodontal therapy as practised in the United States.


Histologic assay of healing following ultrasonic curettage versus hand-instrument curettage.


Arteriovenous fistulas of the face and neck.


Prevention of malignant cell growth and spread by topical pretreatment with radioactive chromic phosphate.


Hemangioma of the nasal bone following rhinoplasty.


Long term follow-up of rhinoplasty patients.


Plastic surgery. Orbital and visual complications.


Use of cetril in rhinoplasty.

Use of cetril in rhinoplasty.


Removal of the nasal hump.

Removal of the nasal hump.


Practical applications in the repair of facial injuries.


Use of external incisions in rhinoplasty.


The role of radiation therapy in carcinoma of the larynx.


Anterior and posterior pituitary failure after head injury.


Gynaecomastia and bronchial carcinoma.

Gynaecomastia and bronchial carcinoma.


Cystic degeneration of nasal hump inserted in chin.


Topical therapy with dihydroxyacetone.

Topical therapy with dihydroxyacetone.


Investigative studies with the skin coloring agents dihydroxyacetone and glyoxal. Preliminary report.


A podophyllin lotion for warts.

A podophyllin lotion for warts.


Features uncommon to xeroderma pigmentosum. Case report with a study of 92 biopsy specimens.


Studies of some physical properties of the dihydroxyacetone color complex.


A dermatologist excoriates bits of world literature and even smaller bits of music.


The effect of stretch on the conduction velocity of single nerve fibers in Aplysia.


Combined radiation and surgical therapy for cancer of the larynx and laryngopharynx.


Side effects of Ciba-1906.

Side effects of Ciba-1906.


Arrest of bacterial spores in stages of postgerminative development.


Microfluorimetry of cells stained with fluorescent antibody.


Surgical treatment of conductive deafness.


Large-scale mass x-ray campaigns: a survey.


Auto accidents and the pre-school child.


Requirement for a malonyl CoA-CO2 exchange reaction in long chain but not short chain fatty acid synthesis in Clostridium Kluvveri.


Changes in Rorschach performance and clinical improvement in schizophrenia.


Creatine synthesis after creatinine loading and after nephrectomy.


Health services at home. Trends in home care.


Allergic tremor.

Allergic tremor.


Medical care of the mentally impaired in homes for the aged.


Nursing service in homes for the aged.

Nursing service in homes for the aged.


Social service in homes for the aged.

Social service in homes for the aged.


Giant cell tumor of bone.

Giant cell tumor of bone.


Preparation of cell-free staphylococcal penicillinase concentrate.


Present status of the oral hypoglycemic agents.


Israel diary.

Israel diary.


Fibrinolysis, blood clotting, serum lipids and body build in natives of New Guinea and Australians.


Sol-gel transformations in chick spinal ganglia explanted in vitro.


Altered activity at the margins of human epileptogenic foci.


Direct response of human cerebral cortex.


Nicotinic acid in the treatment of ischaemic heart-disease.


Variations in the ABO blood group distribution in Denmark.


General anaesthesia in 350 cataract extractions.


Selective retrograde aortography in cardiovascular surgery.


Objective evaluation of myocardial blood supply in vivo through observation of acute changes in myocardial temperature.


Ventricular septal defect.

Ventricular septal defect.


Emergency management of cardiovascular injuries.


Diagnostic significance of urinary calcium concentration in renal insufficiency.


Highlights on the cholesterol-fats, diets and atherosclerosis problem.


Human requirements for vitamin C and its use in clinical medicine.


Ainhum.

Ainhum.


Simple method for insertion of small feeding tube.


Some historical aspects of human dissection. II.


Epidemiologic studies of obstructive ventilatory disease of the lung. I. A review of concepts and nomenclature.


Subacute bacterial endocarditis presenting as acquired vascular purpura with abnormal bleeding from ovarian follicles.


World-wide circulation of air within the stratosphere.


Temperature regulation of some antarctic penguins.


Classification, diagnosis and treatment of hypothyroidism.


Use of clothing records to demonstrate acclimatization to cold in man.


The epoxide nature of the carotenoid, neoxanthin.


Use of polarized-light microscopy as an aid in the diagnosis of silicosis.


Amino acid starvation in an Escherichia coli auxotroph. III. Incorporation of 32P into ribonucleic acid and other cell components.


The basic medical sciences in the Stanford Plan.


Red-green color deficiency and compensatory learning: an experimental critique.


Patient expectancies, symptom reduction and aspects of the initial psychotherapeutic interview.


Patient's expectancies and non-specific therapy as a basis for (un) spontaneous remission.


Determination of equivalent pore radius for human red cells by osmotic pressure measurement. A new method has been developed to measure the equivalent pore radius in cellular membranes, and has been applied to human red cells. When red cells are suddenly introduced into a non-isosmolar concentration of non-lipid-soluble non-electrolyte molecules, water will enter or leave the cell. The rate of cell swelling or shrinking is determined and extrapolated to zero time to give the initial rate of volume change. By suitable adjustment of the concentration of the external solution the initial rate may be brought to zero. The transient equilibrium concentration, determined by interpolation from experimental data, gives a measure of Staverman's reflection coefficient, sigma. The zero time method has enabled us to determine sigma for nine permeant molecules. sigma is directly related to the equivalent pore radius; the experimental data lead to a value of 4.2 A for the equivalent pore radius in man, in good agreement with the previous figure of 3.5 A given by Paganelli and Solomon. The zero time method offers a number of advantages over previous methods for determination of this parameter. It requires no measurement of the rate of water entrance into the cell, and is essentially independent of the kinetics of cell swelling. It may be applied to a variety of living cells so that many additional membranes may now be characterized in terms of their equivalent pore radius.


Amino acid starvation in an Escherichia coli auxotroph. II. Acidsoluble purine and pyrimidine derivatives in normal and starved cells.


Medical problems in employment continuity for senior citizens. From the viewpoint of the industrial physician.


Motivations in return to work.

Motivations in return to work.


Mechanism of differential staining of nucleic acids.


The mechanism of compensatory renal hypertrophy.


Theoretical mechanisms of immunological tolerance.


Biliary dyskinesia--report of two cases with physiologic studies.


The relationship of afferent limb stasis and bacterial flora to the production of postgastrectomy steatorrhea.


"Custom-made or store-bought projective techniques", what do they represent?


Serum beta-glucuronidase assay by the phenolphthalein mono-beta-glucuronide method.


Incidental learning of educable mentally retarded and gifted children.


Studies on fluorescent antibody staining. I. Non-specific fluorescence with fluorescein-coupled sheep anti-rabbit globulins. 1. A study has been made of the non-specific fluorescent staining of splenic imprints treated with fluorescent sheep antibody globulins. 2. In tissue imprints made with the spleens of antigen-stimulated animals, no morphological distinction was evident between areas showing non-specific fluorescence and specific fluorescence. 3. Elimination of non-specific fluorescence was not achieved by any one, or any combination of the following: (a) conjugating only gamma globulins with fluorescein isothiocyanate; (b) removal of dialyzable fluorescent products on sephadex, followed by concentration through the use of pressure dialysis; (c) use of crystalline preparations of fluorescein isothiocyanate. 4. Individual preparations of fluorescent antibodies were separated by gradient elution chromatography on diethylaminoethyl (DEAE) cellulose into fractions possessing different numbers of fluorescein radicals per molecule of globulin. 5. The coupling ratio of 50 mg fluorescein isothiocyanate (FITC) per gm of protein, as commonly advocated, can not be recommended for the precise localization of antibody globulin in tissues owing to the capacity of the coupled products to give non-specific fluorescent staining. When crystalline preparations of FITC are used instead of the amorphous product at 50 mg/gm protein, far too high non-specific fluorescence results. 6. A fraction with bright specific fluorescence and no or negligible nonspecific fluorescence was obtained from each fluorescent antibody that was prepared by using 6 to 8 mg of crystalline fluorescein isothiocyanate per gm of globulin and was then subjected to DEAE-cellulose chromatography and gradient elution to eliminate the most highly coupled molecules.


Carisoprodol in the treatment of children with motor difficulties due to brain impairment.


L-glutavite as a therapeutic aid in mentally retarded children.


Problems of the statistician in collaborative research.


The dissolution of staghorn calculi. One in a solitary kidney.


Aortic left atrial shunts and pulmonary hypertension.


Diabetic ophthalmoplegia with special reference to the pupil.


Thinking and speaking.

Thinking and speaking.


Quantitative electroencephalographic studies on the effects of morphine and nalorphine on rabbit brain.


Source of ammonia excreted by the gills of the marine teleost, Myoxocephalus scorpius.


Nuclear-cytoplasmic relationships in human cells in tissue culture. IV. A study of some aspects of nucleic acid and protein metabolism in enucleate cells.


Studies on inhibition 3, 4-dihydrophenylethylamine (dopamine) beta-oxidase in vitro.


Influence of adrenergic stimulant and blocking drugs on cerebral electrical activity in curarized animals.


Inhibition of dopamine beta-oxidase by imipramine.


The inhibition of norepinephrine and epinephrine synthesis in vitro.


The formation of 3, 4-dihydroxyphenylethanol and 3-methoxy-4-hydroxyphenylethanol from 3, 4-dihydroxy-phenylethylamine in the rat.


Dynamic concept of psychopathology.

Dynamic concept of psychopathology.


Effect of meralluride on solute and water excretion in hydrated man: comments on site of action.


The impact of stimuli registering outside of awareness upon personal preferences.


The relationship between anxiety and oral word association performance.


Acquired drive strength as a joint function of shock intensity and number of acquisition trials.


Cytotoxicity of a horse antihuman cancer serum for normal and malignant cells in vitro.


In vitro studies with HeLa cell line sensitive and resistant to actinomycin D.


Factors affecting thresholds for short tones.


Neurologic observations on a population of deaf and aphasic children.


Renal disease with associated hypertension.


Hearing and speech in follow-up of left hemispherectomy.


Physiology of aquatic fungi. I. Nutrition of two monocentric chytrids.


Nucleic acids and cancer.

Nucleic acids and cancer.


Detection of C-reactive protein by fluorescent antibody techniques.


Suspended particulate matter. Dust in "domestic" atmospheres.


Surgery at the Albert Schweitzer Hospital, Lambarene, Gabon.


Nicolaas TULP (1593-1674).

Nicolaas TULP (1593-1674).


Peter the Great and Russian medicine.

Peter the Great and Russian medicine.


The quantitative extraction and partial purification of steriods in tissue and blood.


Humoral nature of the hypoglycemic factor of muscular work.


The percutaneous absorption of estradiol-17beta and progesterone.


A case of human infection with Leptospira mini georgia.


Colon, rectum, and anus - surgical.

Colon, rectum, and anus - surgical.


Surgical treatment of ulcerative colitis.


A valve for respiratory studies in infants.


Tuberous sclerosis and renal neoplasms.

Tuberous sclerosis and renal neoplasms.


Effect of certain liquid organopolysiloxanes on cholesterol atherosclerosis of the rabbit.


A controlled trial of reserpine in chronic schizophrenia.


Present status of fibrinolysin therapy.

Present status of fibrinolysin therapy.


The effect of fibrinolysin on the coagulation mechanism.


On the unity of religion and psychiatry.


The selection of drugs for perfusion.

The selection of drugs for perfusion.


Problems of primary alloplasty of skull defects.


Effect of cortisone on aminonucleoside nephrosis in rats.


Benign hyperglobulinemic purpura. Relation to Mikulicz's disease, sicca syndrome, and epidermolysis bullosa dystrophica.


Further evaluation of a therapeutic exercise for teen-age dysmenorrhea.


Methylene blue induced cyanosis and acute hemolytic anemia complicating the treatment of methemoglobinemia.


Maxillary index in Anopheles gambiae Giles.


Triamcinolone suspension in alopecia areata.


Acquired tolerance of homologous kidney grafts in dogs.


Osteogenic sarcoma of the mandible. A method of treatment.


Considerations of oxygen-hemoglobin equilibrium in the physiological state.


Effects of glycocorticoids on the rabbit kidney. Preliminary report.


Clinical and anatomical aspects of 53 cases of metastases in the central nervous system.


Renal function in the case of renal arterio-venous shunt formation.


Ionic alterations associated with resuscitation of the isolated rabbit heart.


Problems in the measuring of renal circulation.


Glomerular filtration and reversibility in experimental hydronephrosis.


Diagnosis of ulcerative colitis.

Diagnosis of ulcerative colitis.


Extra-abdominal desmoid tumors. Report of six cases.


Rotation of the kidney around its longitudinal axis.


Malnutrition, malaria and mortality: the use of a simple questionnaire in an epidemiological study. Addendum.


Mass therapy with diethylcarbamazine carried out in Mangalore Town under the National Filaria Control Programme, India.


Respiratory levels in mature sea-urchin eggs.


The influence of a hot microclimate on protein requirements during labour.


Electron microscopy of osteoclasts in healing fracturees of rat bone. Osmium-fixed, undecalcified, callus tissue from healing fractures of rat tibias was sectioned with a diamond knife for study with the electron microscope. Large multinucleated cells were found adjacent to bone. A characteristic labyrinthine infolded border was consistently seen in parts of the cells close to the bone surface. The innermost parts of this "ruffled border" gave rise to vacuoles. The bone surface was always disrupted under the "ruffled border" of the cells. Needle-like crystals were seen at the osseous fringe, within folds in the ruffled border as well as within vacuoles deeper in the cells. Collagen fibers denuded of crystals were never observed. Mitochondria, containing clusters of fine granules, were abundant. The part of the cell away from bone contained rough endoplasmic reticulum and the cell membrane was thrown into irregular microvilli. These observations are discussed in relation to current concepts of osteoclastic resorption of bone.


Investigations on protein requirements on man during labour.


Lipolytic activity of some anaerobic bacteria.


Studies on tritum-labeled digoxin: tissue, blood and urine determinations.


The staining of vaginal smears by the Papamiltiades-Shorr method. Its hormonal and cancerous cytodiagnostic use


A test of Spence's theory of incentive-motivation.


Classical conditioning in the fish: exploratory studies of partial reinforcement.


Griseofulvin in deep mycoses.

Griseofulvin in deep mycoses.


Reconstruction of the nose and forehead by means of regional aesthetic units.


The treatment of palpebral bags.

The treatment of palpebral bags.


Planning the integral correction of the human profile.


Neurological sequelae of jaundice of prematurity.


Studies of skin, blood, and rectal temperatures of unanesthetized dogs exposed to extreme cold. II. Effects of carbon dioxide, epinephrine, and ilidar.


Cardiac output and related values in anesthetized deer.


Effects of salicylate on plasma protein-bound iodine in thyroxine-maintained thyroidectomized rats.


Certain vascular abnormalities of the lungs.


A guide for inspection of perishables.

A guide for inspection of perishables.


The contribution of endogenous oxygen to the respiration of photosynthesizing Chlorella cells.


Re-assessment of the stoichiometry of photo-phosphorylation.


The medical library and medical writing.


Reflections of the nature and interrelationships of certain hypersensitivity reactions in man.


Fatal complications of virus hepatitis in two patients with agammaglobulinemia.


Diffuse connective tissue disease in childhood with a special comment on connective tissue diseases in patients with agammaglobulinemia.


The effect of complex anions on malonamide-induced haemolvsis.


Hazardous hemorrhage of late pregnancy.

Hazardous hemorrhage of late pregnancy.


The haemolysis of human erythrocytes in relation to the lattice structure of water. II. The effect of electrolytes on malonamide-induced haemolysis.


The haemolysis of human erythrocytes in relation to the lattice structure of water. I. Delayed haemolysis in hypotonic malonamide solutions.


The haemolysis of human erythrocytes in relation to the lattice structure of water. II. The effect of nonelectrolytes on malonamide-induced haemolysis.


Sex-distribution of myocardial infarction.


Treatment of hypertension.

Treatment of hypertension.


Urinary output of adrenaline, noradrenaline, and 3-methoxy-4-hydroxymandelic acid following centrifugation and anticipation of centrifugation.


Essential hypertension with an elevated noradrenaline excretion.


Adrenal medullary insufficiency in severe thermal burn.


Malignant melanoma with melanosis and melanuria, and with pigmented monocytes and tumour cells in the blood. Autoradiographic demonstration of tyrosinase in malignant cells from peritoneal fluid.


Hypertrophic pulmonary osteoar-thropathy in a horse -- a case report.


Comparison of proteins in hydatid fluid and serum by means of electrophoresis.


Spreading factor and hyaluronidase.

Spreading factor and hyaluronidase.


Effects of starvation and lack of bile upon growth, egg production and egg viability in established rat tapeworms. Hymenolepis diminuta.


Carbohydrate contents of the tapeworm Hymenolepis diminuta from normal, bileless, and starved rats.


Neurological practice in a mental observation unit.


Congenital dyslexia and asymmetry of cerebral function.


Asymmetry of cerebral function.

Asymmetry of cerebral function.


Syndromes.

Syndromes.


A recipe standardization project.

A recipe standardization project.


Association of a serum opacity reaction with serological type in Streptococcus pyogenes.


Tryptophan, precursor of tropic acid in Datura stramonium.


The nature of the spear guiding apparatus in Dorylaimidae.


Antibodies to estrone-protein conjugates. III. Tissue localization of estrogens.


Antibodies to estrone-protein conjugates. I. Immunochemical studies.


Antibodies to estrone-protein conjugates. II. Endocrinological studies.


Phenylalanine metabolism and folic acid antagonists.


Effects of oxytocin, vasopressin, and acetylcholine on glucose metabolism in mammary tissue in vitro.


Studies on transformations of Hemophilus influenzae. I. Competence. A procedure has been developed for obtaining Hemophilus influenzae of such competence that 1 to 10 per cent transform to any of several genetic factors by utilizing a period of aerobic growth followed by a non-aerobic period. Differences in levels of competence were not due to differences in genetic background. Competence was due to at least one factor intrinsic to the cell or site on the cell and was not transferable to non-competent cells. Competence was affected by salt concentration, pH, and temperature. Washing competent cells reduces their ability to transform, but not their capacity to bind DNA reversibly. The irreversible step could be restored with little or no accompanying growth. These facts suggest that reversible and irreversible binding represent separate biochemical steps. DNA initiates a reaction in cells leading to a loss of competence. In the absence of DNA the cells remain competent for at least an hour. Competence correlates quantitatively with predictability of multiple transformations. The observed and calculated values of multiple transformations are in closer agreement, the higher the frequency of transformation for single markers. The correction needed to bring the two figures into agreement is a measure of the fraction of non-competent cells.


Studies on transformations of Hemophilus influenzae. II. The molecular weight of transforming DNA by sedimentation and diffusion measurements. The sedimentation and diffusion coefficients have been determined for Hemophilus influenzae transforming activity and DNA using P(32)-labeled DNA. The methods employed the Spinco fixed boundary separation cell for measurements of the sedimentation coefficient and the Northrop-Anson diffusion cell to determine the diffusion coefficient. There was a very close correlation between the amount of DNA and transforming activity sedimented or diffused. The sedimentation coefficient (s(20 degrees )), for both biological activity and DNA was 27 and the diffusion coefficient (D(20 degrees )) 1 x 10(-8) cm(2)/sec. The molecular weight calculated from these coefficients gave a value of 16 million. There was no difference in the sedimentation coefficients for the two unlinked markers, streptomycin and erythromycin resistance, and the diffusion coefficients for single markers or the linked markers, streptomycin and cathomycin, were the same.


Adaptations for amphibious vision in the dipper (Cinclus mexicanus).


Position of the surgeon in stapes surgery.


Prosthetic articulations in stapes surgery.


The lurking latent cholesteatoma.

The lurking latent cholesteatoma.


Tragal perichondrium as oval window graft.


Marginal deficiencies of vitamins. 2. Observations on man.


Recurrent pericardial effusion after nonpenetrating chest trauma: report of two cases treated with adrenocortical steroids.


A new test for binocular refraction at the near-point working distance.


Functionally corrected trans position of the great vessels without significant associated defects.


A position guide for industrial physicians.


Why a part-time physician in industry?

Why a part-time physician in industry?


Nerve deafness and brain tumors.

Nerve deafness and brain tumors.


Studies on the conversion of squalene to sterol with rat liver enzymes.


Patterns of cellular controls operating in bacteriophage reproduction. I. Effect of 5-fluorouracil in the multiplication of several coliphages.


The treatment of oligospermia with stilbestrol and vitamin B.


Articulated polyethylene prosthesis with perichondral graft in stapedectomy.


Agranulocytosis associated with tofranil.


Serum factors in lupus erythematosus and other diseases reacting with cell nuclei and nucleoprotein extracts: electrophoretic. ultracentrifugal and chromatographic studies.


Growth hormone and fatty acid mobilization: the role of the pituitary, adrenal and thyroid.


The dissociation of hemolytic antibody from sensitized cells as measured by cell-to-cell transfer.


A general method for the quantitation of immune cyotysis.


The personal physician-public health team in venereal disease control.


16alpha-Hydroxy steroids. IX. Effect of medium composition on isomerization of 9alpha-fluoro-16alpha-hydroxyhydrocortisone and 9alpha-fluoro-16alpha-hydroxyprednis-olone (triamcinolone) during microbiological fermentations.


16alpha-Hydroxy steroids. XI. 2beta-and 16alpha-hydroxylation of 9alpha-fluorohydrocortisone by strains of Streptomyces roseochromogenes. 9alpha-Fluorohydrocortisone is hydroxylated by Streptomyces roseochromogenes in the 16alpha-, the 2beta-, and in both the 16alpha- and 2beta- positions. 16alpha-Hydroxylation appears to be the more predominant and rapid pathway of transformation. The degree of 2beta-hydroxylation is dependent upon the strain used and may be increased to the point of its being a major route or virtually eliminated by the proper selection of isolates.


Blood-marrow mixtures in irradiated mice. Effect of blood injection on bone marrow transplantation in lethally irradiated mice.


The complement-fixing properties of gamma1 and gamma2 rabbit anti-sheep hemolytic antibodies.


Immunochemical studies on cross-reactions of antipneumococcal sera. III. The effect of variation in molecular weight on the cross-reactivity of dextran with type II antipneumococcal serum.


Erythrocyte life span in normal mice and in radiation bone marrow chimeras.


Bone marrow cell separation studies.

Bone marrow cell separation studies.


Reaction of rheumatoid sera with fragments of papain-digested rabbit gamma globulin.


The development of a group counseling program in a clinic for retarded children.


Clothes to fit the patient and the situation.


Some possible effects of birth control on the human sex ratio.


Variations in the serum specificities of higher primates detected by two-dimensional starch-gel electrophoresis.


Effects of speciation on serum proteins in the genus Macaca with special reference to the polymorphic state of transferrin.


Conformational aspects of low molecular weight peptides.


A quantitative immunochemical method for determining serum and cerebrospinal fluid proteins.


The role of immunochemical differences in the phyletic development of human behavior.


The organisation of cancer services in England and Wales.


A unusual type of intermittent A-V dissociation in acute rheumatic myocarditis.


Human Pasteurella multocida infections in Alberta.


Carbohydrate metabolism in pregnancy: the turnover of 1-131-insulin in the pregnant rat.


Bibliography of liver transplantation.

Bibliography of liver transplantation.


Studies of anterior pituitary tissue in vitro: effects of insulin and experimental diabetes mellitus upon carbohydrate metabolism.


Alkanesulfonic acid esters.

Alkanesulfonic acid esters.


Developmental abnormality of posterior aspect of the cornea.


Neurologic manifestations of sarcoidosis.


Effects of social motivational variables on choice reaction time of schizophrenics.


Intellectual impairment in children with cleft palates.


Carbohydrate metabolism in pregnancy. IV. Studies on the permeability of the rat placenta to I-131 insulin.


Estrogen inhibition of androgen-maintained prostatic secretion in the hypophysectomized dog.


Clinical aspects of cardiomyopathy.

Clinical aspects of cardiomyopathy.


Estimation of plasma fibrinogen using sodium sulfite fractionation.


The nonbenign nature of bronchial carcinoids and cylindromas.


Estimation of plasma fibrinogen, using sodium sulfite fractionation.


Pregnancy and coarctation of the aorta.

Pregnancy and coarctation of the aorta.


Chemical residues and additives in foods of plant origin.


Biosynthesis of riboflavin in cell-free systems.


Purine and pyrimidine metabolism in Rhodospirillum rubrum.


The incorporation of 8-14C-adenine and 8-14C-guanine into PNA of Rhodospirillum rubrum.


Surgical treatment of multiple, recurrent, branched, renal (staghorn) calculi by pyelonephro-ileo-vesical anastomosis.


Persistent truncus arteriosus in two siblings.


Renal function and renal impairment in congestive heart failure.


Effects of metabolic acidosis and alkalosis on coronary blood flow and myocardial metabolism in the intact dog.


Tests for thyroid activity.

Tests for thyroid activity.


How the sense of sight serves mankind.

How the sense of sight serves mankind.


Preventive dentistry.

Preventive dentistry.


Peri-natal mortality.

Peri-natal mortality.


Mesenteric lymphatic regeneration after autografts of small bowel in dogs.


The relationship of the sympatho-adrenal system to potassium flux and cardiac irritability induced by alterations in blood pH.


Record of morphological variations in A. annularis Van Der Wulp near Khanvad.


Development of the foetal membranes in the Indian leaf-nosed bat, Hipposideros bicolor pallidus.


Nutrition and lactation.

Nutrition and lactation.


Diet and coronary heart disease.

Diet and coronary heart disease.


Maternal and infant nutrition in underdeveloped countries.


Perinatal mortality in erythroblastosis fetalis.


Isolation of proteins from samples of airborne particulates.


Studies of vitamin A deficiency in children.


Hyperparathyroidism: new diagnostic tests.


Further studies of goat serum proteins by paper electrophoresis.


Osteoporosis. Diagnosis and treatment.

Osteoporosis. Diagnosis and treatment.


Potentiation of the neuromuscular effect of succinylcholine by tetrahydro-amino-acridine.


Detection of liver proteins in circulating blood.


Measurement of intracellular albumin in rat liver.


Open-heart surgery using deep hypothermia without an oxygenator.


Evidence for a circulating leucocytosis-inducing factor (LIF).


Humoral regulation of leukocyte numbers.


Multiple nontender glomus tumors. Report of a case with 33 lesions.


An autoradiographic method of examining pencil and ink marks on documents.


The use of BCG vaccine in Mantoux-positive and Mantoux-negative persons in East Africa.


Examination for posterior subcapsular cataracts. A preliminary report of results in forty-five rheumatoid patients treated with corticosteroids.


A method of controlled home treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis in Tanganyika.


Adrenal steroids in ophthalmology.

Adrenal steroids in ophthalmology.


Rehabilitation of the chronically ill aged.


The metabolism of citrate-C-14 in normal and in fluoroinhibitor-poisoned rats.


Do "above-elbow amputees" use their prosthese? A clinical study.


Trochanteric bursitis and tendinitis.

Trochanteric bursitis and tendinitis.


Modifications of the assay for small amounts of antidiuretic hormone.


Growth of the Eaton agent of primary atypical pneumonia in chick entodermal tissue culture.


The world of the autistic child.

The world of the autistic child.


Functional organization in nucleus gracilis of the cat.


An investigation of nucleus gracilis of the cat by antidromic stimulation.


Personal responsibility in accidents.

Personal responsibility in accidents.


Barbiturate intoxication: review of 100 cases.


Unusual renal function associated with saluresis accompanying water loading in a case of primary aldosteronism.


Malignant disease of the skin, with special reference to molluscum sebaceum.


Effect of normal microbial flora on intestinal surface area.


Effect of the normal microbial flora on various tissue elements of the small intestine.


Basic contributions to medicine by research in pediatrics.


The germ-free animal. Its use in the study of "physiologic" effects of the normal microbial flora on the animal host.


Mental patients wanting to stay in the hospital. Attitudes.


Protein allowances for premature infants.


The relation of the teratogenic action of cortisone to liver transaminase activity.


Polymyalgia rheumatica. A clinical study of 21 cases.


The diagnosis and treatment of ectopic pregnancy.


Bush surgery. Tracheotomy.

Bush surgery. Tracheotomy.


A "residency" program for nursing personnel.


Endemic and epidemic diarrheal disease in arctic Greenland.


Department of army health.

Department of army health.


A field study of deaths and causes of deaths in rural populations of the Punjab, India.


Field studies in population dynamics and population control.


Population problems in a contracting world.


Child with a defective stimulus barrier. Ego development during treatment.


Partial wrist arthrodesis for old un-united fractures of the carpal navicular.


The correlation between in vivo mitochondrial changes and tryptophan pyrrolase activity.


Treatment of epilepsy with alpha-ethyl-alpha-methyl-succinimide (P.M. 671).


Changes in blood serotonin during exposure to cold.


Hormonal modification of endotoxin mortality in mice.


The physician views the affairs of the world.


Chromosome count in a hermaphrodite with some features of Klinefelter's syndrome.


Metabolism of serum-free fatty acids.

Metabolism of serum-free fatty acids.


Biochemical and morphologic effects of cholesterol and its methyl ether in the gerbil.


Serum lipoprotein pattern of the hypercholesteremic gerbil.


A psychotherapeutic approach to adolescents with character disorders.


Basal cell carcinoma.

Basal cell carcinoma.


Cystic hamartoma of the adrenal gland: a case report.


Molluscum contagiosum of the penis: case report.


Differences in amino acid composition of beta-lactoglobulins A and B.


Tryptophan content of purified milk proteins.


Results of tuberculin testing and radiography of 13-year-old Birmingham school children from 1954 to 1958.


The attitudes of mental patients to themselves.


Sir William FERGUSSON, 1808-1877.

Sir William FERGUSSON, 1808-1877.


Fluorine.

Fluorine.


Primary aldosteronism--case report.

Primary aldosteronism--case report.


Survey of long-stay mental hospital population.


Oesophageal haemorrhage.

Oesophageal haemorrhage.


Veno-occlusive disease of the liver: surgical aspects.


Triple biopsy technique in cancer of the breast.


Functional activity of aortic mucopolysaccharides.


Estimation and identification of free and conjugated corticosteroids in human plasma.


On the localisation of immune bodies.

On the localisation of immune bodies.


Angiographic hypervascularity and survival in glioblastoma multiforma.


The localization of diamox-S35 in the rabbit eye.


Proposed revisions of 'transplantese'.

Proposed revisions of 'transplantese'.


The immunogenetics of cancer.

The immunogenetics of cancer.


Drug-action profiles based on an abbreviated psychiatric rating scale.


The relation of attitude toward medication to treatment outcomes in chemotherapy.


Verbal abstraction in psychiatric illness: assay of impairment utilizing proverbs.


A study of pulmonary embolism. I. A clinicopathological investigation of 100 cases of massive embolism of the pulmonary artery; diagosis by physical signs and differentiation from acute myocardial infarction.


A study of pulmonary embolism. II. The mechanism of death; based on a clinicopathological investigation of 100 cases of massive and 285 cases of minor embolism of the pulmonary artery.


A study of pulmonary embolism. III. The mechanism of pain; based on a clinicopathological investigation of 100 cases of minor and 100 cases of massive embolism of the pulmonary artery.


Memorial: Reuben J. ERICKSON.

Memorial: Reuben J. ERICKSON.


The relative ionizations of the mercapto and amino groups in cysteine.


The value of gonisocopy in dianosis and treatment of angle-closure glaucoma.


Induction by arginine of enzymes of arginine biosynthesis in Escherichia coli B.


Effect of L-cystine on initiation of anaerobic growth of Escherichia coli and Aerobacter aerogenes. Gorini, Luigi (Harvard Medical School, Boston, Mass.). Effect of l-cystine on initiation of anaerobic growth of Escherichia coli and Aerobacter aerogenes. J. Bacteriol. 82:305-312. 1961.-Under anaerobic conditions Escherichia coli and Aerobacter aerogenes, inoculated in a mineral-citrate-glucose medium at densities up to 10(6) bacteria per ml, exhibit a long lag, or fail to initiate growth at all. Growth is initiated rapidly if the medium is supplemented with various SH or SS compounds. Of these the most active is l-cystine, which is fully effective at 1 to 2 mum. In a heavily seeded semisolid medium without cystine, turbidity rapidly appears at the aerobic surface and then slowly extends throughout the anaerobic region of the culture. This finding implies that a sufficiently dense anaerobically growing culture creates conditions in the medium which eliminate the requirement for cystine. The nature of this effect on the medium has not been determined, but certain possibilities (pH, pCO(2)) have been eliminated. The anaerobic cystine requirement becomes more pronounced in the presence of Cu(++), at concentrations far lower than those required for inhibition under aerobic conditions. While it is possible that cystine is acting by complexing the toxic metal ion, it seems more likely that l-cystine is an essential metabolite, poorly produced under anaerobic conditions, and that the marked toxicity of Cu(++) under anaerobic conditions depends on its complexing of cystine.


A modification of the technic of transseptal left heart catheterization.


Regulation of intravascular volume in chronic congestive failure.


Hypertrophied frenuli, oligophrenia, familial trembling and anomalies of the hand. Report of four cases in one family and a forme fruste in another.


Oral manifestations of the Fitzgerald-Gardner, Pringle-Bourneville, Robin. adrenogenital, and Hurler-Pfaundler syndromes.


Multiple osteomatosis, fibromas, lipomas and fibrosarcomas of the skin and mesentery, epidermoid inclusion cysts of the skin, leiomyomas and multiple intestinal polyposis: a heritable disorder of connective tissue.


Multiple glomus tumor of the pseudocavernous hemangioma type; report of case manifesting a dominant inheritance pattern.


The Willmer, Winona and Marshall Programs: pilot studies in oral cancer detection 1957-1959.


Recognition memory for nouns as a function of abstractness and frequency.


Instrumentation of animals for biosatellite research; surgical implanation of radio transmitters for determining viability in the mouse.


Management of complex facial injuries.

Management of complex facial injuries.


Past perspectives and future vistas.

Past perspectives and future vistas.


Odontogenic tumors. Classification, histopathology, and clinical behavior in man and domesticated animals.


Intracranial chondroma.

Intracranial chondroma.


Synthetic materials for bridging diaphragm and chest wall defects. An evaluation of five materials.


Psychiatric-medical management.

Psychiatric-medical management.


Intermittent reinforcement, nonreversal shifts, and neutralizing in concept formation.


Prostatectomy during anticoagulant therapy.


Acute cerebral infarct. Extracerebral genesis with particular reference to cardiovascular status.


The heparin tolerance test and thrombo-embolic incidence in surgery.


Cerebral apoplexy. Some preliminary results of prophylactic anticoagulation treatment.


On therapeutic misadventures in the last few years in Denmark.


Heart disease in 202 patients with acute cerebral infarction.


Heparin resistance, thromboplastin generation and glass activation.


Studies on the heparin-tolerance-test.

Studies on the heparin-tolerance-test.


Operative and postoperative changes in blood coagulation.


The heparin tolerance test in 185 patients with acute cerebral infarction.


A Spanish royal decree of 1617 concerning the examination of physicians and surgeons.


Mystique or technique.

Mystique or technique.


Heparin resistance determined by the heparin tolerance test in patients treated with phenylindanedione before, during, and after operation.


Coexistence of hypofibrinogenaemia and thrombosis.


Clinical trial with triclobisonium chloride in the treatment of B. proteus ear infections. A preliminary report.


The prevention of mechanical foot deformities.


The pathogenesis and evolutionof experimental pyelonephritis in the mouse with special reference to comparable conditions in man.


Hyperactivity of the reticuloendothelial system and experimental anemia in mice.


Isotope external counting method for cardiac output analyzed in glass model circulation.


A report on psychiatric nursing.

A report on psychiatric nursing.


Transmission of swelling characteristics by mitochondria of regenerating liver.


Education of x-ray technicians in France.


Dine van DIJK: A portrait.

Dine van DIJK: A portrait.


Current status of mental health manpower.


Designing tomorrow's hospital. I. Origin of the modern medical center.


Group processes and decision-making.

Group processes and decision-making.


New interdisciplinary trends in psychiatry.


Simplified psychiatric nomenclature for the industrial physician and general practitioner.


Studies on the pathogenesis of staphylococcal infection. II. The effect of non-specific inflammation. Studies have been described in which the effect of early and late or established inflammation, upon staphylococcus infection of rabbit skin has been evaluated. Inflammation was produced in skin by thermal, chemical, bacterial and immunological injury, and it was found that the area of inflammation was more susceptible to staphylococcus infection than was normal skin if the bacteria were injected within 2 to 3 days after the injury. When staphylococci were injected into an area of inflammation of over 3 days' duration, there appeared to be an increase in local resistance to infection. The way in which inflammation was produced seemed to have a little influence upon the effects observed. This influence of non-specific inflammation upon staphylococcus infection was compared with the influence of specific bacterial hypersensitivity, which also is associated with an increase in infectivity of the microorganism in sensitized animals. It was concluded that specific bacterial hypersensitivity probably increases susceptibility to infection with the staphylococcus in the same way as non-specific inflammation. The general significance of non-specific inflammation upon infection is also discussed.


Fibrinolysin dissolution of renal pelvic clot post partum.


Beta-phenyliso-propylhydrazine and its use in psychoses.


Paired-associates learning with varying relative percentages of occurrence of alternative response members.


Verbal mediating responses and concept formation.


Physiological factors affecting compensatory renal hyperplasia in the rat.


Experimental investigation of morphogenesis in the growing antler.


Symposium on our public relatins and the work and aims of the Health Insurance Council. Government participation in health care. The Canadian situation 1959.


Infiltrative squamous cell (epidermoid) carcinoma of vulva.


An unsuspected source of error in studies of particle transport by lamellibranch gill cilia.


The cilioexcitatory activity of serotonin.


Distribution of unsaturated fatty acid in pyridoxine-deficient hypercholesterolaemia.


Polyenoic acid in hypercholesterolaemia induced by pyridoxine deficiency in rats.


A study of ammonia metabolism in liver disease.


Developmental changes of p-hydroxyphenylpyruvate-oxidase activity in mammalian liver.


The diagnosis of mediastinal lymphoma by thoracotomy.


Surgical management of acute obstructive anuria due to stage IV carcinoma of the cervix.


The carcinoid tumor.

The carcinoid tumor.


Enzymic release of sialic acid and inactivation of human menopausal gonadotropin.


Arterial changes in experimental fractures of the monkey's tibia treated with intramedullary nailing. A microangiographic study.


Arterial changes in experimental fractures of the rabbit's tibia treated with intramedullary nailing. A microangiographic study.


The arterial pattern of the rabbit's tabia after the application of an intramedullary nail. A microangiographic study.


The normal arterial pattern of the rabbit's tibia. A microangiographic study.


Venous transport of Na22 from healing fractures in the rabbit tibia.


Successful strontium therapy in an adult case of the Fanconi syndrome.


Activities of the tricarboxylic acid cycle enzymes in fresh, nutritionally depleted and cultivated explants of chick and rat heart tissues.


Amino acid composition of the culture fluid during cultivation of chick and rat heart tissue explants in medium M 150.


The role of lysolecithin and cholesterol in icterus neonatorum.


Glucose utilization and change in protein content of cultures of chick and rat heart tissues during cultivation in medium. M 150.


Studies on the biological properties of two plaque variants isolated from SE polyoma virus.


Excitatory effects of thiocyanate on spinal cord.


Refractory period and conduction of excitation in the uterine muscle cells of the mouse.


Mode of electrical activity of cardiac muscle fibers under hypothermia.


The effects of oxytocin on the transmembrane potentials of the rat myometrium.


A combined electrode for recording absolute tensions of oxygen and carbon dioxide from small areas of tissue.


Transport of gases through brain and their extravascular vasomotor action.


Immunologic cross-reactions among mammalian acute phase proteins. Crystalline rabbit Cx-reactive protein has been compared immunologically with the analogous crystalline C-reactive protein of man. Immunologic cross-reactivity has been demonstrated between the acute phase proteins of man, rabbit, and monkey. Double-diffusion reactions in agar and passive cutaneous anaphylaxis reactions in vivo both indicate that these acute phase proteins are antigenically closely similar but not identical. Guinea pigs with delayed hypersensitivity to C-reactive protein exhibit delayed skin reactions when tested with Cx-reactive protein and vice versa.


A mathematical model of dilution curves for flow study.


The coating of intravascular plastic prostheses with colloidal graphite.


The development of an epicardial-endocardial electrode for permanent placement in Stokes-Adams disease.


Effect of repeated surgical trauma on chemical carcinogenesis.


Effect of repeated surgical wounding on the growth rate of a tumor graft.


Clinical experiments with monoamino oxidase inhibitors on a psychiatric clientele.


Effects of tolbutamide, mesoxalate and phenformin in vitro on the liberation of nitrogen by rat liver slices.


Spironolactone in the treatment of myasthenia gravis.


Prevalence of organic heart disease in Colorado males.


An evaluation of criteria and procedures used in the description and characterization of the Streptomycetes. A cooperative study.


Developmental age as a baseline for determination of the critical period in imprinting.


Willem EINTHOVEN, M.D., Ph.D., 1860-1927. Centenary of the father of electrocardiography.


The reproducibility of intradermal skin tests: a controlled study.


Drug therapy in allergic states.

Drug therapy in allergic states.


Cation requirement for insolubility of fibrin in monochloroacetic acid.


Crystalline tartronic semialdehyde reductase from Pseudomonas ovalis Chester.


Studies on mucoproteins. III. The accessibility to trypsin of the susceptible bonds in ovine submaxillary gland mucoprotein.


Studies on mucoproteins. IV. The linkage of the prosthetic group to the protein core in ovine submaxillary gland mucoprotein.


Studies on mucoproteins. V. The significance of N-acetylneuraminic acid for the viscosity of ovine submaxillary gland mucoprotein.


Studies on mucoproteins. II. Analysis of the protein moiety of ovine submaxillary gland mucoprotein.


Sialic acids: their molecular structure and biological function in mucoproteins.


Further studies on the speech patterns of schizophrenic patients. Measuring inter-individual differences in relative degree of personal disorganization and social alienation.


An analysis of the verbal content of suicide notes.


Identifying the acceleration of visual targets.


How the identification of target acceleration is affected by modes of starting and of ending.


Congenital abnormalities of the anus and rectum.


Multiple intussusception and intestinal perforation due to a bezoar.


Research in the school health service.

Research in the school health service.


Accumulation of acetoacetate in mucle homogenates from dystrophic mice.


Ascorbic acid and collagen fiber formation.


Ascorbic acid-independent and ascorbic acid-dependent collagen-forming mechanisms.


Focused grid telecobalt therapy.

Focused grid telecobalt therapy.


Sarcoid of the fundus.

Sarcoid of the fundus.


Contribution of the right ventricular wall to the QRS complex.


Juvenile crime and aid as seen from the mental health viewpoint.


Anterior subphrenic abscess due to perforated gastric ulcer: value of the supine lateral (cross table) view.


Duplication of the stomach. A case report.


Acute porphyria complicated by pregnancy. Report of a case.


Ineffectiveness of magnesium sulfate on intestinal phase of acute trichinosis.


Suggestions for the author of a medical paper.


Clinical pathology in the United States. Its development, role, and influence as a medical specialty.


Quantitative analysis of milk and other emulsions by infra-red absorption.


Effects of a drug on the body odor of the chronically mentally ill.


Clinical trial of hydroxyphenamate (Listica) in alcoholic patients.


Prevention of persistent deformity of the tragus and lobule by modification of the Luckett technique of otoplasty.


Abnormalities in serum proteins and protein-bound hexose in Hodgkin's disease.


Carbocaine: clinical appraisal of 132 cases.


A resolution of the Escherichia coli pyruvate dehydrogenase complex.


Major human nutrition problems today.

Major human nutrition problems today.


Activity of alpha-phenoxyalkyl penicillins against sensitive and resisant Staphylococci.


Destruction of mitomycin by Streptomyces casepitosus mycelia.


Differential assay for mitomycin A and C.


Accidental rupture of the female urethrs.


A case of accidental vaccination.

A case of accidental vaccination.


Bersama abssinica poisoning: the clinical and pathological picture.


Separation of insulin effects on K content and O2 consumption of frog muscle with cardiac glycosides.


The experimental replacement of segmental defects in bone with a plaster of Paris-epoxy resin mixture.


Clinical evaluation of surgical removal of adult heartworms (Dirofilaria immitis) from dogs.


Prediction of relapse for psychiatric patients.


Cellular antibodies in kidney homotransplantation.


Infectious canine hepatitis and human hepatitis.


Experimental hydronephrosis. I.

Experimental hydronephrosis. I.


Studies on the second Emerson effect in the Hill reaction in algal cells. This paper shows that the "second Emerson effect"1 exists not only in photosynthesis, but also in the quinone reduction (Hill reaction), in Chlorella pyrenoidosa and Anacystis nidulans. The peaks at 650 mmu, 600 mmu, 560 mmu, 520 mmu, and 480 mmu, observed in the action spectrum of this effect in the Hill reaction in Chorella, are attributable to chlorophyll b; the occurrence of an additional peak at 670 mmu, 620 mmu, and of two (or three) peaks in the blueviolet region suggests that (at least) one form of chlorophyll a contributes to it. In analogy to suggestions made previously in the interpretation of the Emerson effect in photosynthesis, these results are taken as indicating that excitation by light preferentially absorbed by one (or two) forms of chlorophyll a (Chl a 690 + 700), needs support by simultaneous absorption of light in another form of chlorophyll a (Chl a 670)-directly or via energy transfer from chlorophyll b-in order to produce the Hill reaction with its full quantum yield. In Anacystis, the participation of phycocyanin in the Emerson effect in the Hill reaction is revealed by the occurrence, in the action spectrum of this effect, of peaks at about 560 mmu, 610 mmu, and 640 mmu; a peak at 670 mmu, due to Chl a 670, also is present.


Hemorrhoidectomy.

Hemorrhoidectomy.


Hemorrhage from peptic ulcer.

Hemorrhage from peptic ulcer.


Hemorrhage from esophageal varices.

Hemorrhage from esophageal varices.


The management of rheumatoid arthritis.

The management of rheumatoid arthritis.


Parkinsonism and the use of tranquilizers.


Cardiac output in acute experimental methemoglobinemia.


Supervision in mental health rehabilitation.


General hypothermia for managing gastrointestinal hemorrhage. A report of 3 cases in which total body hypothermia was used to control massive gastrointestinal hemorrhage.


Experimental analysis of genetic determinants in resistance to infectious disease.


Uptake of 42K in the human forearm.

Uptake of 42K in the human forearm.


Liver abscess after perforation of liver by a fish bone.


Use of transparent adhesive tape in the preparation of microsections.


Medical jargon. The Oslerian Oration 1958.


Polyps of the colon and rectum in children.


Urethral carcinoma associated with cancer of the bladder.


Acquired immunological tolerance of diphtheria alum-precipitated toxoid in the domestic fowl.


Tissue reactions to Aspergillus in cases of Hodgkin's disease and leukaemia. Five cases of aspergillosis complicating Hodgkin's disease and leukaemia are reported. The organs involved were: lungs (all five cases), stomach (Case 3); brain and meninges (Case 4); heart, kidneys, spleen, thyroid, and liver (Case 2). Cultures of Aspergillus fumigatus were obtained from the post-mortem tissues of three patients. All the lesions in Case 2 were suppurative. The other four cases had non-suppurative lesions characterized by spreading coagulation necrosis with peripheral hyperaemia, exudation, and haemorrhage. Invasion and occlusion of blood vessels occurred frequently. The various factors that may be responsible for the initiation and progression of the fungal infection are discussed. The available evidence suggests that Aspergillus fumigatus can produce toxic metabolites which are able to cause tissue necrosis and vascular damage. In patients suffering from neoplastic conditions of the lympho-reticular system, especially if steroid hormones or radiomimetic drugs are given, spreading, necrotizing lesions can develop unchecked by antibody or cellular defences.


Elimination of bovine serum albumin in acute experimental uraemia.


Resistance of lysolecithin to the action of Clostridium welchii alpha-toxin.


Incremental thermal titrations.

Incremental thermal titrations.


Validity of approximate methods for estimating isotonicity values.


Aminoaciduria; its pathologic significance.


The use of triparanol to lower serum cholesterol.


The role of the nursing assistant in a modern hospital.


Activation of capillary endothelium.

Activation of capillary endothelium.


Investigations into the mechanism of action of neuroleptic drugs.


Factors other than histamine affecting capillary permeability.


Maximal edema induced in the rats by minute amounts of dextran.


Bronchoscopy findings in tuberculosis.

Bronchoscopy findings in tuberculosis.


Delayed cochlear damage in stapes surgery.


Physiopathology of myoclonus.

Physiopathology of myoclonus.


Measurement of the protective effect of antibody in burned and unburned patients' sera for Pseudomonas aeruginosa infected mice.


Arrhenoblastoma of the ovary. Case report and endocrine evaluation.


Apropos of gout and synthetic anticoagulants


Geriatric in-patients. The precipitating cause of admittance to the state hospital. The case records of 100 patients over the age of 60 at the time of their admission to a state mental hospital in California were evaluated, using rigid criteria to determine whether the precipitating cause for their state hospitalization was due to a deterioration of their mental state or a change in their socio-environmental milieu. The results of the study indicated that 77 per cent of these patients were in hospital because of a deterioration in their own mental state while 23 per cent were there because of a deterioration in their socio-environmental milieu. The data also were indicative that the proportion of patients put in hospital because of a deterioration in their socio-environmental milieu might conceivably be higher than 23 per cent if subtle changes in family attitude towards the patient could be adequately evaluated.


Experience in the surgical management of duodenal and gastric ulcers.


Surgical landmarks of tomorrow.

Surgical landmarks of tomorrow.


The planning partnership.

The planning partnership.


Viruses and cancer: experimental studies of human malignant disease.


An historical review: the development of laboratory techniques in the study of hemophilia.


Studies of extra-cellular volume in the regulation of antidiuretic hormone.


Toxic and protective effects of royal jelly in normal and diseased mice.


Adrenal cortical stress effects in senility. II. The response to heat stimulation produced by the Hardy-Wolff-Goodell dolorimeter.


Multiple myeloma and osteogenic sarcoma in a patient with Paget's disease.


Myo-inositol phosphates obtained by alkaline hydrolysis of beef brain phosphoinositide.


Intra-arterial radioisotopes to treat cancer.


Clinical evaluation of parenteral hydroxyzine for preoperative medication.


Salicylates and carbohydrate metabolism.


Metabolism of cardiotonic heterosides in animals


A clip for temporary occlusion of cerebral arteries.


Effect of ethanol ingestion on arm blood flow in healthy young men at rest and during leg work.


Benign neoplasms of the stomach.

Benign neoplasms of the stomach.


Ultraviolet absorption by human spinal fluid in health and disease.


Celiac syndrome in the case histories of five schizophrenics.


Ether anesthesia for tonsillectomy studies in respiratory adequacy.


Post-tonsillectomy analgesia: a double-blind study comparing pentobarbital, codeine and a placebo.


The effect of calcium and magnesium on the lipolytic activity of tissues.


The binding of oral penicillin preparations with human plasma proteins.


Successful resection of a saccular aneurysm of the aortic arch.


Closure of atrial septal defects under hypothermia.


Inversion of nonpuerperal uterus. Report of a case associated with fibromyomata uteri.


Prediction of fainting in blood donors.

Prediction of fainting in blood donors.


Group psychotherapy in the rehabilitation of the physically disabled.


Parasitism in monkeys.

Parasitism in monkeys.


Hospital control of staphylococcal infections.


In construction: design for flexibility.


Interaction of carrageenan and other hydrocolloids with alkaloids. I. Precipitation studies.


A clinical trial of a hypotensive agent.


Rapid, simple colorimetric method for the determination of micro quantities of gibberellic acid.


Rupture of esophagus simulating rupture of stomach.


After your stomach operation.

After your stomach operation.


Stuart clotting defect and Stuart factor.


Familial hypophosphatemia: an inherited demand for increased vitamin D?


Structure and activity in a series of 2-halogenoalkylamines.


The effect of reserpine on the pressor response to injection of 2-halogenoethylamines. Dibenamine-like compounds sometimes caused an increase in blood pressure when injected intravenously in mammals. This response varied with species, with the preparation, and with the structure of the compound. The response became smaller after repeated injections. In spinal atropinized rats injected with hexamethonium 5 mg/kg this pressor effect produced by injection of the adrenaline antagonist, compound AT3 [ethylfluoren-9-yl(2-iodoethyl)amine hydriodide], was reduced by prior treatment for five days with 1 mg/kg reserpine. Acute adrenalectomy also reduced this effect of the adrenaline antagonist; reserpine plus adrenalectomy abolished it. Subsequent injection of adrenaline and noradrenaline restored it.


Bowen's disease and its relationship to systemic cancer.


An investigation into the effects of exposure to an oil mist on workers in a mill for the cold reduction of steel strip.


Use of a new compound, UML-491 (1-methyl-D-lysergic acid butanolamide), in the prevention of various types of headache.


Aerosol ergotamine tartrate for migraine and Horton's syndrome.


Training helps food service employes see how diet is related to disease.


A miniature ophthalmic diathermy machine.


Teats.

Teats.


Clinical trial of chlorhexidine and diaminodiphenylsulphone in superficial ocular infections.


Zenker's diverticulum.

Zenker's diverticulum.


Subphrenic abscess.

Subphrenic abscess.


The cytologic diagnosis of cancer.

The cytologic diagnosis of cancer.


Social factors in the epidemiology of cancer at various sites.


Nonionic surfactants in paper electrophoresis.


A review of 50 patients with fissure in ano.


Technique of rectal biopsy.

Technique of rectal biopsy.


The ABO blood groups and peptic ulceration. A survey of 1,080 cases on South Tees-Side.


Drug prophylaxis in migraine. A controlled clinical trial.


Distribution in blood and excretion of Zn65 in man.


The small histiocyte: its morphology and significance.


Turnover of psychiatric attendants.

Turnover of psychiatric attendants.


Dissection of the superior mesenteric artery during aortography with recovery. Report of a case.


Acute emphysematous cholecystitis: report of a case.


Role of the patient in the therapeutic community: patient-participation.


The therapeutic community and its benefits.


The retention of parenterally injected calcium in rachitic dogs.


Studies on the central circulation at rest and during exercise in the supine and sitting body position in old men. Preliminary report.


A prescription for failure.

A prescription for failure.


Operant behavior during sleep.

Operant behavior during sleep.


Electrical responses of the human eye to colored flickering light.


Griseofulvin treatment of superficial mycoses (including 7 cases of favus).


The influence of ethanol on serum cholesterol concentration.


A utility neck incision.

A utility neck incision.


The adjustable knee splint.

The adjustable knee splint.


Effect of amobarbital sodium on the flicker-intensity function for the human fovea.


Effect of amobarbital on the course of human dark adaptation.


Exacerbations in parkinsonism.

Exacerbations in parkinsonism.


The aged recluse--an exploratory study with particular reference to community responsibility.


Magnesium protoporphyrin monoester and protoporphyrin monomethyl ester in chlorophyll biosynthesis.


Adrenaline and blood lipids.

Adrenaline and blood lipids.


Surplus excitation in reflex action of motoneurones as measured by recurrent inhibition.


Heparin and nitrogen excretion in normal rats.


The hydrolysis of insulin and human serum albumin in dilute hydrochloric acid.


Induction of Newcastle disease virus mutants with nitrous acid.


Studies on mixed infection with Newcastle disease virus. III. Activation of nonplaque-forming virus by plaque-forming virus.


Blood serum levels and intestinal absorption of vitamin B12 in multiple sclerosis.


Health education training in Canada.

Health education training in Canada.


Rapidity of action of chlorpropamide in diabetes: a clinical assessment.


Chronic bronchitis: diagnosis or delusion.


The use of sequential analysis in preliminary studies of "tersavid" in the treatment of angina pectoris.


The use of the bipolar myocardial electrode in the surgical treatment of complete heart block.


Urine radiography of excreted iodide: a new renal function test.


Pancreatic insuloma with clinical manifestations in a dog.


Temporal conditioning and the effect of interpolated UCS presentations in eyelid conditioning.


Artificial respiration-by hand or mouth?


The handicapped university student.

The handicapped university student.


A follow-up study of premature infants born in Wake County, 1948-1951: a preliminary report.


A study of control methods in tuberculosis.


Lipoma of the larynx.

Lipoma of the larynx.


The principles of stereotactic brain surgery and its use for the relief of intractable pain.


Unilateral renal disease with hypertension in children: surgical aspects.


A case of woolly hair naevus.

A case of woolly hair naevus.


Inhibiting effect of 2:4-dinitrophenol on calciferol-induced metastatic calcification in the rat.


ANTYLLUS, the elusive surgical genius of antiquity: an analysis of his writings.


Legal and ethical standing orders for nurses.


Sore feet.

Sore feet.


Progress against cancer quackery.

Progress against cancer quackery.


Humours and social dis-ease.

Humours and social dis-ease.


The architecture of the right ventricular outflow tract in the normal human heart and in the presence of ventricular septal defects.


Quantitative morphology--a new approach to cardiac pathology.


The cross-dresser: a case study.

The cross-dresser: a case study.


Partial purification of erythropoietin by alcoholic fraction.


Clinical observations of number of fractures of acrylic and modified copolymer vinyl dentures.


The categories of classical and experimental taxonomy and the species concept.


Further aids to personal independence.

Further aids to personal independence.


Principles of rehabilitation. II. Aids to mobility.


Principles of rehabilitation. I.--Walking aids.


The Affiliation Proceedings (Blood Tests) Bill (H.L.).


Principles of rehabilitation. III. Hoists and slings.


Principles of rehabilitation. IV. Assessment.


Principles of rehabilitation. IX. Household independence.


Principles of rehabilitation. VI. Aids to personal independence.


Sources of help for handicapped people.

Sources of help for handicapped people.


Principles of rehabilitation. VIII. Domestic independence.


Experimental tonography.

Experimental tonography.


Physiology and pathology of vitamin B12 absorption, distribution, and excretion.


Specific activity of radiovitamin B12 in organs and subcellular liver fractions after injection of 58Co-labelled vitamin B12.


Characteristics of the geographical distribution of disseminated sclerosis in the Soviet Union.


Copper content of brain tissues in health and in certain nervous diseases.


Soviet investigations in the field of the vascular supply of the brain.


Ivan Petrovich PAVLOV, 1849-1936.

Ivan Petrovich PAVLOV, 1849-1936.


A case of carcinoma of the breast in a young woman with hamartomatous hypothalamic malformation.


The catalytic effect of glutamic acid derivatives in urea synthesis.


The pathogenesis of haemorrhages in newborn babies. Experimental observations of the platelet serotonin.


A study of a possible "dreaming" mechanism in the cat.


Clinical evaluation of psychic energizers in allergy.


Clinical observations with dimethpyrindene maleate in allergic rhinitis. A new antihistamine compound.


Madribon in allergy.

Madribon in allergy.


Novobiocin in allergy.

Novobiocin in allergy.


Path testing.

Path testing.


Vistaril in allergy.

Vistaril in allergy.


Widening of the ankle mortise. A clinical and experimental study.


Postgraduate surgical training.

Postgraduate surgical training.


Chest injuries.

Chest injuries.


Insecticide-resistance in bed-bugs and flies in Zanzibar.


Multiple haemoglobins.

Multiple haemoglobins.


Serum iron level in rheumatoid arthritis treated with gold.


Use of imipramine (Tofranil) in psychiatric patients of a geriatric outpatient clinic.


Left atrial-pulmonary anastomosis in the treatment of coronary insufficiency.


Psychobiologic effects of water-immersion-induced hypodynamics.


Physiologic effects of a hypodynamic environment: short-term studies.


Drug interaction in anesthesia.

Drug interaction in anesthesia.


Recorded lectures for GPs.

Recorded lectures for GPs.


Stimulation of new disciplines in general practice by tape-recorded talks.


Hypofibrinogenemia in certain obstetrical conditions.


Psychiatric emergencies in general practice.


Resection and replacement of segments of the common and internal carotid arteries with a teflon graft utilizing a shunt procedure.


The use of steroids in the treatment of the Guillain-Barre syndrome.


Management of breech presentations at the University Hospital.


Cyclopropane effect on smooth muscle.

Cyclopropane effect on smooth muscle.


Expanding opportunity for service in public health.


Penetrating injuries to the chest; clinical results in the management of 769 patients.


Soluble antigens of Trypanosoma vivax and of other trypanosomes.


Antitrust laws do not affect hospitals or doctors, court rules.


A reassessment of the signs and levels of anaesthesia.


Effect of allylispropylacetamide on liver metabolism.


The investigation of adrenal cortical function.


Metabolism of alloxanic acid in a soil microorganism.


Enzymic formation of citramalate from acetyl-coenzyme A and pyruvate in Pseudomonas ovalis Chester, catalysed by "pyruvate transacetase".


Metabolic effects of alpha-tocopheryl acetate. IV. Deoxyribonucleic acid of the rat liver cell. following daily dietary supplements of alpha-tocopheryl acetate.


Metabolic effects of alpha-tocopheryl acetate. V. Influence of vitamin E on transaminase activity, glutamic dehvdrogenase activity, free amino acids and protein of rat liver, and the significance of a valid reference base for expression of activities.


N-Ethyl-L-asparagine: a new amino-acid amide from Ecballium.


Studies onnthe biosynthesis of deoxyribonucleic acid by extracts of mammalian cells. V. Factors interfering with biosynthesis.


The basis for silver staining of synapses of the mammalian spinal cord: a light and electron microscope study.


Accurate localization in ultrathin sections by direct observation of the block face for trimming.


Regular organisation of material in certain mitochondria of neuroglia of lizard brain.


The granule cells, mossy synapses and Purkinje spine synapses of the cerebellum: light and electron microscope observations.


Muscular hyperplasia of the lung: a physiopathologic analysis.


The management of pulmonary edema.

The management of pulmonary edema.


Prophylactic physical exercises and their particular relationship to some common disorders of the musculoskeletal system.


The applied anatomy of the inguinal region.


Mixed mesodermal tumor of the corpus uteri.


Food intake studies in goldthioglucose obese CBA mice.


Courtship and conception.

Courtship and conception.


The phospholipids of ox spleen with special reference to the fatty acid and fatty aldehyde compositions of the lecithin and kephalin fractions.


Physicians as psychotherapists.

Physicians as psychotherapists.


Evaluation of flurandrenolone. A new topical corticosteroid.


Mechanically excitable receptor units in the mantle of the octopus and their connexions.


Gangrene of the genitalia as seen in advanced periurethral extravasation with phlegmon.


The problem of spontaneous abortion. VIII. Stillbirth.


Antibiotic sensitivity tests.

Antibiotic sensitivity tests.


Comparative effect of acetylsalicylic acid and acetylsalicylic acid anhydride on the nonglandular portion of the rat stomach.


Toxicologic effects of etryptamine in experimental animals.


Amalgamated list of references on medical writing.


Foreword on articles on medical writing.


Medical writing for medical readers.

Medical writing for medical readers.


Evaluation of a systemic drug, a nitro-imidazole ("Flagyl") in the treatment of trichomoniasis.


Vaginitis in childhood.

Vaginitis in childhood.


PACINI and his corpuscle.

PACINI and his corpuscle.


Ovarian cysts and myomas of the uterus in pregnancy.


Prolapse of the uterus and vagina.

Prolapse of the uterus and vagina.


Surgical correction of strabismus.

Surgical correction of strabismus.


Treatment of metrorrhagia in adolescence.


Radiobiologic basis of oxygen as a modifying factor in radiation therapy.


Isolation of Listeria monocytogenes from oat silage. A culture of Listeria monocytogenes isolated from the brain of an infected sheep from a flock fed contaminated silage and cultures isolated from this silage were all serological type 4b, establishing a definite epidemiological relationship.


Deafness in childhood.

Deafness in childhood.


Evidence that retinal flicker is not a necessary condition of imprinting. Thirty-six chicks were exposed to motionless geometric objects during the third, fourth, and fifth days of life to test the contention that retinal flicker is an irreducible condition of imprinting. The results indicated that the only necessary condition for a positive effect is that the model should be prominently displayed in the animal's visual environment.


High G protection.

High G protection.


Clinical trial of a new long-acting antacid-antisecretory compound.


The adrenal glands and peptic ulcer.

The adrenal glands and peptic ulcer.


Endocrine influences on the gastrointestinal tract.


Tumor size, duration of symptoms, and prognosis in carcinoma of the breast.


Anaesthesia and respiration.

Anaesthesia and respiration.


Preparation of a stable bromelin solution.


Critical re-evaluation of a community patch test program after 300,000 tests.


Adaptation to bizarre stimulation of the semicircular canals as indicated by the oculogyral illusion.


Symptoms resulting from prolonged immersion in water: the problem of zero G asthenia.


Changes with aging in human seminal vesicle fluid fructose concentration and seminal vesicle weight.


The district nursing service: the challenge at home.


Myocardial blood flow in the rabbit.

Myocardial blood flow in the rabbit.


Observations on vascular and metabolic responses in the brain after administration of insulin and glucose.


Resistance to diazinon in the German cockroach. Specimens of German cockroaches (Blattella germanica) from two different locations near Owensboro, Ky., USA, were tested in the laboratory for resistance to diazinon and malathion. Those from one location were reared for three generations, and those from the other for four generations, before testing was completed. The results showed that both strains possessed resistance to diazinon, but neither strain was resistant to malathion. The males and females of one strain were, respectively, 2.5 and 2.6 times resistant to diazinon at LC(50) and 3.0 and 3.8 times resistant at LC(90): while those of the other strain were 5.8 and 8.0 times resistant to diazinon at LC(50) and 9.3 and 15.3 times resistant at LC(90).


Practical tonography.

Practical tonography.


Bacterial conjunctivitis caused by an eye ointment base used as a placebo in therapeutic trials.


Verrucose dysplasia of the cerebral cortex. (Dysgenesie nodulaire disseminee of Morel and Wildi).


The diabetic child after stabilization.

The diabetic child after stabilization.


Further observations on penicillinase.

Further observations on penicillinase.


Nutrition of the cat. 3. Protein requirements for nitrogen equilibrium in adult cats maintained on a mixed diet.


Preservation of living cells by freeze-drying.


The application of heat to freeze-drying systems.


Dissecting aneurysm associated with pregnancy. Report of a case.


Hereditary elliptocytosis in two Maltese families. The findings in two elliptocytic families are recorded and compared. It is the first report of the anomaly in the Maltese population.A variable degree of clinical and haematological expression among the members of the two families has been observed, ranging from healthy individuals with normal cell morphology to others with only elliptocytic erythrocytes and mild anaemia. Two subjects have been studied during anaemic crises, and are considered to represent the homozygous state.


Ways for the practical elimination of leprosy in the Rostov oblast.


Two roads to treatment. II. The case for the psychiatric unit.


Action for community facilities. II. Clinics, private psychiatrists, and general hospital units must increase their ability to meet present and future demands.


Urethrocystopexy for stress incontinence in the female: experience with the Marshall-Marchetti procedure.


Adaptation of the Quebec colony counter for antibiotic zone reading.