The fine structure of the nuclear material of a blue-green alga, Anabaena cylindrica Lemm. The chromatinic material of the blue-green alga Anabaena cylindrica has complex configurations in the central regions of the cells. The distribution of the chromatin within the cells varies in different filaments, probably in response to variations in the disposition of other cellular components. In electron micrographs of thin sections of organisms fixed by the method of Kellenberger, Ryter, and Séchaud (1958) the centroplasm contains fibrillar and possibly granular components which can be identified as the nuclear material by comparison with stained preparations viewed in the light microscope. The fibrils in the nuclear regions have diameters in the range of 5 to 7 mmicro and are embedded in a matrix of lower density. The nuclear regions are not greatly different from the cytoplasm in their electron density. Reducing the calcium content of the fixative results in coagulation of the fibrils to form coarser structures. The significance of the observations is discussed in relation to observations on the fine structure of other classes of algae and of bacteria.


Extranasopharyngeal juvenile angiofibroma.


Laryngeal chondroma.

Laryngeal chondroma.


The process of existential psychotherapy.


Space medicine.

Space medicine.


The effect of intracavitary carbon dioxide on surface potentials in the intact canine chest.


Study of ventricular response in atrial fibrillation.


The incidence of infections following splenectomy in childhood.


Psychiatry and the tranquilizers.

Psychiatry and the tranquilizers.


A syndrome resembling farmer's lung in workers inhaling spores of Aspergillus and Penicillia moulds.


Acid hematein staining of uterine neoplastic tissues.


Experimental osteogenic sarcoma: histogenesis of osteogenic sarcoma.


Studies on the distribution and phosphate-turnover of the acid-soluble phosphorus compounds in various normal and neoplastic tissues of rats. III. Chromatographic isolation and identification of nitrogen-containing phosphate esters.


On the deamination of phosphoryl-ethanolamine in rat liver homogenate.


Blood trehalose and fat-body glycogen in the silkworm, Bombyx mori.


Determination of fluoride ion in femurs of rats receiving organic fluoride.


Studies on the effects of radiation on living cells in tissue culture. II. Radiosensitivity of cells isolated from various imaginal discs and organs of larvae of Drosophila melanogaster.


Purification and properties of cytochrome oxidase from Pseudomonas aeruginosa.


Preparation of crystalline Pseudomonas cvtochrome c-551 and its general properties.


Preparation and properties of three pure crystalline bacterial haem proteins.


Some haem protein-linked pyridine nucleotide oxidation systems in Rhodospirillum rubrum.


Direct measurement of bronchial arterial flow.


Dephosphorylation of psilocybin to psilocin by alkaline phosphatase.


The enzymic dephosphorylation and oxidation of psilocybin and psilocin by mammalian tissue homogenates.


Some pharmacological aspects of monoamine oxidase regulators.


The route of administration of some hydrazine compounds as a determinant of brain and liver monoamine oxidase inhibition.


A study of perceptual process of Rorschach cards by tachistoscopic method on movement and shading responses.


The effect of artificial modification of food on the serum cholesterol level.


A comparative personality study of a group of stutterers and hard of hearing patients.


Does epilepsy mean higher susceptibility to traffic accidents.


Interpubic ligament regression in relaxin-treated virgin and primiparous, post-partum mice.


The effects of thyroid deficiency on the growth of the rat skull.


Toxicology of dimethylacetamide.

Toxicology of dimethylacetamide.


Neurogenic hypernatremia with mycotic brain granulomas due to Cladosporium trichoides.


The effect of vitamin-B1 therapy on blood-pyruvate levels in subacute combined degeneration of the cord.


Transient effect of sudden mild hypoxia on respiration.


The effect of color on pattern stability in mosaic productions.


Constancy or creativity in patterning mosaic test performance.


Acne therapy.

Acne therapy.


Prednisolone in treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis: a controlled trial. Final report to the Research Committee of the Tuberculosis Society of Scotland.


Dimethpyrindene in pruritus--a clinical appraisal.


Sulfadimethoxine in acne and cutaneous lesions.


The inactive nurse returns to duty.

The inactive nurse returns to duty.


Before patients go home.

Before patients go home.


The liver-lipid constituents of male and female rats. 2. Effects of the fat-deficiency syndrome. aggravated by dietary cholesterol.


The use of a multiple-compartment tray for processing many specimens at one time.


The infertile couple in private and clinic practice.


A classical conditioning technique for small aquatic animals.


A shuttle box for fish and a control circuit of general applicability.


Coital positioning in infertility.

Coital positioning in infertility.


Nephrectomy in cattle and sheep.

Nephrectomy in cattle and sheep.


Fatty acid synthesis in adipose tissue. II. Enzymatic synthesis of branched chain and odd-numbered fatty acids.


Separation of tissue cholesterol esters and triglycerides by silicic acid chromatography.


Depot fat as source of increased liver triglycerides after ethanol.


Injuries to the eye and visual apparatus associated with injury to the head, neck, and chest.


Clinical results with high doses of cyclandelate.


Incidence of pleuro-pneumonia-like organisms (P.P.L.O.) in man.


Desynchronized electroencephalogram in the deeply sleeping cat. Electroencephalographic patterns of the different stages of sleep in the cat are shown, with special reference to a desynchronized deep sleep. This sleep stage is characterized by an increase in reticular stimulation arousal threshold and by the reappearance of 5 to 6 spikes per second on the electroencephalogram immediately after threshold behavioral arousal.


The male climacteric.

The male climacteric.


Latency of sociometric choice among pre-school children.


Generation of coagulation product I and its interaction with platelets and phospholipids.


Effects of fluoropyrimidines on the synthesis of bacterial proteins and nucleic acids.


What it takes to provide good emergency room care.


Free recall and ordering of trigrams.

Free recall and ordering of trigrams.


Evidence regarding the chemical complexity of acetylcholine-stimulated gastric mucus.


Serum proteins in anacid gastric mucinous secretions.


A genetic study of two new structural forms of tyrosinase in Neurospora.


Blood group substances in canine gastric mucus and acid secretion.


Phenolic glycosides of grapefruit: a relation between bitterness and structure.


The centrally determined sequence of impulses initiated from a ganglion of the clam Mya.


The recovery room.

The recovery room.


Gargoylism: a review of the roentgen skull changes with a description of a new finding.


Age changes in the bones, blood pressure, and diseases of rats in parabiosis.


Framycetin sulphate (Soframycin) as a pre-operative bowel-sterilizing agent. The author has investigated the bowel-sterilizing powers of framycetin sulphate, and has compared its potency with that of neomycin. He has found that the drug is well tolerated, and not toxic in doses which are sufficient to suppress faecal organisms satisfactorily.


Coma: a neurosurgical emergency.

Coma: a neurosurgical emergency.


Carcinoma of the breast.

Carcinoma of the breast.


Effect of mephentermine on venomotor tone, blood flow and arterial pressure in forearm of man.


Factors contributing to recovery from viral diseases.


Amniotic fluid embolism. Case report.

Amniotic fluid embolism. Case report.


Hemodynamic responses to administration of mephentermine in normotensive and hypotensive dogs.


Carcinoma of the colon and rectum.

Carcinoma of the colon and rectum.


Changes in the aorta of the rat after the injection of allylamines and egg-yolk.


The influence of emotion on cholesterol metabolism in the white rat.


The influence of protamine sulphate on experimental lipaemia.


Keto-acids and amines in rumen liquid of cattle.


The way of working with "model" psychoses.


Generalized canonical correlations and their applications to experimental data.


Scleroderma presenting as the malabsorption syndrome. A case report.


The effect of sugars on differentiation of larvae of Psammechinus miliaris.


Studies on an abnormal minor hemoglobin component (Hb-B2).


Histaminic cephalgia (Horton's headache or syndrome).


John Peter METTAUER--America's first plastic surgeon.


Color reactions of 2-amino-2-deoxyalditol derivatives.


Pulmonary function in cardiac disease.

Pulmonary function in cardiac disease.


Value and applications of pulmonary function testing in the tuberculosis patient.


Current observations in pneumococcal pneumonia: I. Azotemia as a prognostic omen.


Value and applications of pulmonary function testing in pulmonary tuberculosis and in chronic bronchopulmonary disease.


Employment of cardiacs.

Employment of cardiacs.


Children's diseases - surgical.

Children's diseases - surgical.


The basis for service benefits--the full payment concept of Blue Shield.


Resistance to Eimeria tenella and its transference from one caecum to the other in individual fowls.


Court rules against hospital in failure to give emergency care.


Emergency care--or lack of it--can make a general hospital liable.


Hospital's legal duty may extend beyond provision of emergency care.


How proper consent protects the hospital.


What courts have said about patient consent.


What kind of consent forms do hospitals need?


When a hospital starts emergency care it must provide the best service it can.


How hospital law is changing.

How hospital law is changing.


When hospital has an emergency room it may be required to give treatment.


Effect of alpha-ketobutyric acid on exytetracycline production in serine-containing medium.


Complete occlusion of the abdominal vena cava in the dog. Studies of the splanchnic, hemodynamic, and metabolic responses to vena caval occlusion.


Comparison of the experimental results obtained in the course of inactivation of non-specific inhibitors in serum by means of the haemagglutination inhibition and virus neutralization tests.


Physical capacity of the aged.

Physical capacity of the aged.


The effect of fibrinolysin (plasmin) on blood injected into the anterior chamber of the eye in rabbits.


Cushing's syndrome. Experience with total adrenalectomy.


Evaluation of the activity of corticosteroid 11beta-hydroxylase.


Polyunsaturated lipids and tocopherol requirements.


Food and protection of health.

Food and protection of health.


Symposium on world medicine. Epidemiology in Latin America.


Increased blood pressure responses to dopamine and norepinephrine produced by monoamine oxidase inhibitors in man.


Prozine in organic disease.

Prozine in organic disease.


A non-hydrazine monoamine oxidase inhibitor with antihypertensive properties.


Vitamin E in human nutrition--an interpretative review.


Therapeutic problems in cerebrovascular disease. The experimental use of plasmin in dogs.


Numerical estimates of the extent of the lesion in lupus vulgaris cutis and their significance for epidemiologic and clinical research.


A follow-up study of tuberculosis incidence and general mortality in various occupational-social groups of the Danish population. The aim of this study (which was prospective, as opposed to retrospective) was to determine, for the tuberculosis case-finding programme in Denmark, whether grouping the population in eight broad occupational-social classes would reveal groups with a high tuberculosis incidence. The procedure was to examine the incidence of respiratory tuberculosis in the various groups during a 6-year follow-up period. The study comprises the total male population outside the metropolitan area and aged 15-34 years in 1950-52.The incidence of respiratory tuberculosis was found to be lower among persons in agriculture than in the other groups. In other occupations and among persons not gainfully occupied or with occupation not stated, the rates were rather similar. Further break-down among those gainfully employed revealed, at most, only minor differences between wage-earners and self-employed persons. The current occupational-social classification in use in Denmark was thus of little help in pin-pointing high-risk groups.The general mortality rates were the same in agriculture and in other occupations, and in these groups the rates were much lower than among those not gainfully employed or with occupation not stated. Within the rural population a higher mortality was observed among wage-earners than among the self-employed.


Comparison between attenders and non-attenders at the Danish mass tuberculosis campaign, 1950-52. Tuberculosis morbidity and general mortality in two groups during the first four years of follow-up. A previous study by the Danish Tuberculosis Index reported the incidence of pulmonary tuberculosis among attenders at the Danish mass campaign in 1950-52 during the first four years after the campaign. Since it is important to know whether the attenders can be regarded as representative of the general population, from the point of view of case-finding surveys after mass campaigns, a further study was undertaken in which the attenders at the campaign were compared with the persons who were invited to attend, but failed to do so.The first part of this study presents a comparison between attenders and non-attenders at the time of the mass campaign. Analysis according to sex, age, residence, occupation and previous vaccination with BCG showed a striking uniformity between attenders and non-attenders.The second part compares the tuberculosis morbidity and general mortality in the two groups after the mass campaign. The incidence of tuberculosis in a follow-up period of four years was found to be lower among the attenders. This is largely due to the case-finding during the mass campaign and cannot be regarded as indicating that the non-attenders form a "high risk" group. During the follow-up period, the general mortality was also higher among the non-attenders.


Buerger's disease retrieved.

Buerger's disease retrieved.


The efficacy of electrocaustic, keratolytic and placebo treatment in patients with single warts.


The deformity in Legg-Calve-Perthes disease.


Successive determination of blood volume of normal human subjects using low doses of I-131-HSA and P32-RBC.


Evaluation of an aerosol photometer for dust counting and sizing.


The metabolism of sorbitol in diseased states. I. In vitro study of the metabolism of sorbitol, fructose and glucose in alloxandiabetic and CC14-poisoning rats.


Cardiac emergencies in the newborn.

Cardiac emergencies in the newborn.


Chemical stimulation and modification of glucose metabolism by brain.


Attachment for the Ruben valve.

Attachment for the Ruben valve.


Host-controlled variation in animal viruses.


Solubilization and electron transfer flavoprtein requirement of mitochondrial sarcosine dehydrogenase and dimethylglycine dehydrogenase.


Radiosensitivity of seeds. II. Effects of soaking, storage and gamma rays.


Inductin of cell competence to infection by poliovirus ribonucleic acid by treatment with molar sodium chloride.


EEG effects of carphenazine.

EEG effects of carphenazine.


Cardiac excitability and resuscitation.

Cardiac excitability and resuscitation.


Present day cardiac resuscitation.

Present day cardiac resuscitation.


The value of bone marrow examination for the diagnosis of obscure malignant conditions.


The histochemical studies on leucine aminopeptidase activity of human gastric cancers.


Non-specific esterase activity in histiocytes.


Cofactor requirements for anthranilate oxidase.


Effect of estradiol, nucleotides and bicarbonate on the metabolism of glucose and malonate.


A convenient technique for dialysis.

A convenient technique for dialysis.


A combination of analgesic and antagonist in postoperative pain.


A preliminary clinical study of cyclophosphamide.


Daniels' biopsy in abdominal cancer

Daniels' biopsy in abdominal cancer


Studies of lymphocytic choriomeningitis in mice. I. The relationship between age at inoculation and outcome of infection.


Prevalence of Nocardia asteroides in sputa examined by a tuberculosis diagnostic laboratory.


Fine structure of a genetically modified enzyme as revealed by relative affinities for modified substrate.


The radiopaque soft rubber surgical drain.


Experimental studies on carbon disulfide poisoning.


Myosin B nucleoside triphosphatase in deuterium oxide.


The role of immunological tolerance in neonatal infection of mice with lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus.


Deamination of deoxycytidine and 5-methyldeoxycytidine in developing anthers of Lilium longiflorum (var. Croft). A study has been made of developmental variations in anthers of Lilium longiflorum with respect to the deamination of deoxycytidine and 5-methyldeoxycytidine. Although a periodicity of enzymatic activities surrounding the mitotic cycle has been found, the over-all evidence is against the significance of such periodicity to chromosome duplication. On the basis of evidence obtained a distinction has been drawn between enzyme systems functioning in a broad supporting role and those immediately tied to morphogenetic events.


The value of periodic mass chest roentgenographic surveys in the detection of primary bronchial carcinoma in Norway.


Repair of the extrahepatic bile-ducts after mechanical and chemical injury.


Connective tissue. III. Dermal chemical response to aging.


The effect of sodium dilantin administration upon the chemistry of the skin.


Chemical dissection of rat skin.

Chemical dissection of rat skin.


Connective tissue. II. Distant dermal collagen response to local inflammation.


The chemistry of local dermal inflammation.


Ultraviolet spectrophotometric fluorescence data.


How to avoid use of the retrospectroscope in coronary occlusions.


Separation of factor VII and Stuart factor by DEAE cellulose.


The myeloma globulins.

The myeloma globulins.


Acute autoimmune hemolytic anemia complicating infectious mononucleosis.


The radiation-induced graft copolymerization of 4-vinyl pyridine to terylene.


Age changes in blood of the golden hamster.


The effect of alloxan diabetes on the blood picture of the hamster.


Comprehensive rehabilitation in a general hospital.


Myringoplasty. Use of ear canal skin compared with other techniques.


Practical considerations in the control of bleeding associated with extra-corporeal circulation.


Antagonism between thyroid and gonads upon the hair cycle in C3H/Ba mice.


Pancreatic diabetes and hypophysectomy in the snake Xenodon merremii.


The pathogenesis of staphylococcus infections. I. The use of diffusion chambers in establishing the role of staphylococcus toxins.


Congenital tracheal stenosis.

Congenital tracheal stenosis.


Charting a forward course - social welfare and rehabilitative implications.


The surgery of hypertension.

The surgery of hypertension.


Current trends in treatment of vesical carcinoma.


Observations on ileoplasty.

Observations on ileoplasty.


Primary amyloidosis of the bladder; report on a case and a review of the literature.


Illustratins and graphic methods.

Illustratins and graphic methods.


Function of leg muscles acting on foot as modified by body movements.


Hospital lighting: the lighting of the patients' accommodation.


Service attitudes of board and staff members of community mental health clinics.


Contact eczema due to formaldehyde in resin finished textiles.


An analysis of figure rotations.

An analysis of figure rotations.


Renal excretion of calcium, sodium and potassium during intravenous infusion of calcium.


For clearer pictures of personnel, focus on the application form.


Filamentous green algae for radiobiological study.


Chromosome breakage and nuclear injuries as causes of death of cells exposed to ionizing radiations.


Atherosclerosis and coronary thrombosis.


An optimistic report on total rehabilitative potential of chronic schizophrenics.


Dimorphism of Sporotrichum schenckii.

Dimorphism of Sporotrichum schenckii.


Tissue cultures of mouse peritoneal exudates inoculated with Blastomyces dermatitidis.


Some factors which affect the initiation of growth of Cryptococcus neoformans. Howard, Dexter H. (University of California, Los Angeles). Some factors which affect the initiation of growth of Cryptococcus neoformans. J. Bacteriol. 82:430-435. 1961.-The observation that a strain of Cryptococcus neoformans failed to grow in a medium containing normal human serum led to an investigation of some of the physiological factors controlling initiation of growth by this fungus. The data presented show that the growth of C. neoformans is markedly inhibited in media with initial pH values slightly above neutrality. The growth of four strains of the fungus was completely suppressed in peptone broth at pH values above 8. The growth of two strains was partially inhibited at a pH of 7.3. Two other strains grew well at 7.3, but were partially inhibited at pH 7.5. The growth in media at pH values which partially inhibited multiplication was granular in appearance. Microscopically the granules were composed of clumps of yeast cells. The possibility is suggested that pH may exert a portion of its effect on the growth of C. neoformans by influencing those factors which affect the stability of the cells in suspension. At a temperature of 25 C, growth of the fungus was initiated in media with a pH which suppressed growth at a temperature of 37 C. Under the experimental conditions employed in these studies, proteose peptone no. 3 (Difco) serves as both a carbon and a nitrogen source. However, glucose, which is assimilated by C. neoformans in contrast to lactose, permitted the growth of the fungus at pH values which suppressed growth in the absence of the sugar. Since weakly buffered media, containing filtered, normal human serum, have an alkaline reaction higher than that shown to suppress the growth of C. neoformans, it was concluded that this factor was primarily responsible for the failure of the fungus to reproduce in tissue culture media. However, it is also possible to show that even under optimal pH conditions normal human serum exerts an anticryptococcal effect. This activity of human serum was relatively heat-stable and was expressed only in high concentrations of serum. Serum adsorbed with viable cells of C. neoformans also inhibited the growth of the fungus, but a partially purified globulin fraction of serum was not inhibitory. The data are discussed in relation to the work of other investigators.


New ideas in the prisons.

New ideas in the prisons.


The complications of surgical wounds.

The complications of surgical wounds.


Artifical legs for a dog.

Artifical legs for a dog.


Teratocarcinoma of the posterior mediastinum.


Mitral valve replacement.

Mitral valve replacement.


Changes in the activity of the reticulo-endothelial system (RES) following the injection of parental spleen cells into F1 hybrid mice.


Increased sensitivity to bacterial endotoxin of F-1 hybrid mice undergoing graft-versus-host reaction.


Resistance to infection with Salmonella paratyphi C in mice parasitized with a relatively avirulent strain of Salmonella typhimurium.


A clinical study of alcoholic pancreatitis.


The reticulo-endothelial system and resistance to bacterial infection.


The natural course of pancreatitis: its influence on the results of surgical therapy.


The response of the gastrointestinal tract to injury.


Cooperative clinical research programs between medical institutions.


The anticoagulants.

The anticoagulants.


New leads to therapy.

New leads to therapy.


The school. A factor in emotional problems and delinquency in children.


Surgical management of acute pancreatitis.


Changes in relative strength of naturally acquired responses as a function of intervening experience.


Tests on the tolerance-inducing power of lethally irradiated spleen cells.


Simian malaria in the Philippines.

Simian malaria in the Philippines. The first field study of simian malaria in the Philippines found that malaria occurred in 8.6 percent of the animals tested. Although based on a very limited study, this report suggests that the simian reservoir of malaria is probably of limited significance for the human population in the Philippines.


Minimum nutritional requirements for mucinase synthesis by Vibrio cholerae.


A basic approach to design of work areas. Energy-saving kitchens.


The development and course of graft-versushost reaction as modified by the Eichwald-Silmser phenomenon.


Effects of corticosteroids on serum lipids and lipoproteins in adrenocortical hyperfunction.


Allergic nasal obstruction in the child.


Intervillous blood oxygen studies.

Intervillous blood oxygen studies.


Angiolipoma.

Angiolipoma.


Similarities in the effects of oxygen and nitric oxide on the rate of inactivation of vegetative bacteria by X-rays.


The response of the human eye to short flashes of light.


On-off interaction in the human electroretinogram.


Possible synergistic effects of the new thymoleptics in connection with poisoning.


Moving-beam therapy with cobalt 60: its adaptability to the lesion shape to be treated.


Handling femoral and tibial fractures in the dog.


Undergraduate teaching of otolaryngology. Viewpoint of a dean.


A closed epidemic of acute aseptic meningitis caused by ECHO virus type 4. II. Laboratory studies.


The etiology of peptic ulcer.

The etiology of peptic ulcer.


Observations on the fine structure of polyoma virus.


Arginine and 'neurosecretory' material in the pituitary gland of the pig.


Hypersensitivity to purified trypsin and chymotrypsin.


Influenza virus sialidase.

Influenza virus sialidase.


Pyloric stenosis in adults.

Pyloric stenosis in adults.


A case of spontaneous rupture of the normal large bowel causing haemoperitoneum. A case of spontaneous partial rupture of the normal large bowel causing a haemoperitoneum is described. No similar case appears to have been reported previously.


Effect of bile acids on plasma cholesterol in the mouse.


Staphylococcal contamination of mattresses and blankets on a surgical ward under nonepidemic conditions.


Antibiotics and plasma cholesterol in the mouse.


Further studies on the effect of chlortetracycline on plasma cholesterol of the weanling mouse.


The dimensionality of ratings of therapist verbal responses.


The effect of an increased versus a decreased reduction in shock used as incentive.


Determining mating type in Neurospora without crossing tests.


The classification of organisms termed Leptotrichia (Leptothrix) buccalis. IV. Physiological and biochemical characteristics of Bacterionema matruchotii.


Longitudinal brain stem compression with buckling. Some further observations on a form of upper brain stem compression with intracranial space occupying lesions and brain swelling.


Analysis of abnormal smears.

Analysis of abnormal smears.


Spontaneous mineral deposition in sponge biopsy connective tissue.


The F-II agglutinating factors in serums of patients with non-rheumatic diseases.


Serologic methods employing F-II reactant as an aid to diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis.


Mycoplasma (PPLO) and Murphy-Sturm lymphosarcoma.


Anaphylactic reaction to chymotrypsin; a case report.


Carcinoma of ampulla of Vater. Report of a case.


Effect of inflation of the lung on different parts of pulmonary vascular bed.


Some physiological aspects of respiratory emergencies.


The sunlight factor in aging and skin cancer.


The mammary glands of senile nulliparous and multiparous rats.


Intranasal administration of 9,10-dimethyl-1, 2-benzanthracene to rats: the development of breast and lung tumours.


Public health aspects of ready-to-eat foods.


The chemical induction of breast tumours in the rat: hormonal factors in tumour production.


Leukoagglutinin studies as a routine procedure in blood banking.


A comparison of fluphenazine, trifluoperazine and a placebo in the context of an active treatment unit.


On the mechanism of peroxidation of uric acids by hemoproteins.


Rheumatic pains around the hip-joint.

Rheumatic pains around the hip-joint.


The judgement of size, contrast, and sharpness of letter forms.


Two outbreaks of neonatal skin sepsis caused by Staphylococcus aureus, phage type 71.


Painful injections of streptomycin: report of a controlled trial.


A new mechanical ventilator.

A new mechanical ventilator.


Blood potassium and sodium of Hereford and Brahman cattle and some breeds of sheep maintained in Florida.


The measurement of bovine thyroid activity using low dosages of radioactive iodine I-131.


Soup to almonds.

Soup to almonds.


Endocardial fibroelastosis.

Endocardial fibroelastosis.


The surgeon's autoclave.

The surgeon's autoclave.


Congenital subglottic bars found in 3 generations of one family.


The administration of an eighteenth-century provincial hospital: the Royal Salop Infirmary, 1747-1830.


Atrial septal defect in three generations.


Cervix uteri.

Cervix uteri.


Endometriosis.

Endometriosis.


Comparison of different methods for detecting ovulation in cattle.


Metabolism of essential fatty acids. X. Conversion ox 8, 11, 14-eicosatrienoic acid to arachidonic acid in the rat.


Total red cell volume changes associated with extensive surgery.


Extracranial meningioma presenting as a tumor of the neck.


Prognosis of pulmonary sarcoidosis.

Prognosis of pulmonary sarcoidosis.


Amino acid composition of the protein components of influenza virus A.


The structure and composition of the myxoviruses. II. Components released from the influenza virus particle by ether.


An evaluation of calcium administration during rapid blood replacement.


The readability of modern high school health texts.


The nature of the hemagglutinating agent noted in the blood serum of patients with viral hepatitis.


Creative purchasing: imagination plus research.


Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease with primary optic atrophy; report of a case.


Vascular lesions of the visual cortex with brain herniation through the tentorial incisura. Neuro-ophthal-mologic considerations.


The operation for herniation of the nucleus pulposus with intervertebral body fusion.


Oxidation of palmitate-1-C14 by red blood cells.


Effect of carcinolipin on protein synthesis in cell-free systems.


Prevention and treatment of disorders of water and electrolyte metabolism in surgical patients with special regard to diseases of the intestinal tract.


Cavities of the heart. Plastic reproductions.


Chronic toxicity of chloramphenicol to bone marrow of macaques.


What is the actual present-day management of the placenta in late abdominal pregnancy? Analysis of 101 cases.


Treatment of malignant trophoblastic growth in women, with special reference to amethopterin.


A critical review of chemotherapy in the treatment of ovarian carcinoma.


Studies on the correlation between male sterility and flower colour in the F2 of an interspecific cross between papaver setigerum and P. somniferum.


Atypical haemoblastoses in childhood.

Atypical haemoblastoses in childhood.


Our experience with the treatment of acute haemoblastoses.


Daraprim in the treatment of primary polycythemia.


Visualization of retroperitoneal lymph nodes. Lymphangiography as an aid in the measurement of tumor growth.


Congenital anomalies associated with pulmonary hypertension in an infant.


Desoxyrlbonucleoprotein thromboembolism following total body irradiation: case report.


Effect of beta-3-thienylalanine and deoxypyridoxine on the growth of the Murphy-Sturm lymphosarcoma.


The metabolism of indole-compounds in phenvlketonuria.


The excretion of 5-hydroxyindoleacetic acid in the heterozygous carrier for phenylketonuria.


Further studies on the heterozygous carrier in galactosemia.


Genetic errors of metabolism and environmental interaction: a synthesis.


Recent developments in inborn errors of metabolism.


The cleavage of human gamma-globulin by papain.


The effects of L-thyroxine and cold-exposure on the amount of food consumed and absorbed by male albino rats.


The treatment of hookworm, Ascaris and Trichuris infections with bephenium hydroxynaphthoate.


The virus diagnostic laboratory.

The virus diagnostic laboratory.


Serum protein alterations in gynecologic diseases, with special reference to cancer o the uterine cervix.


Applications of primary cell cultures in the study of animal viruses. III. Biological and genetic studies of enteric viruses of man (enteroviruses).


Susceptibility of albino mice to different geographic strains of Schistosoma japonicum.


Inborn errors of carbohydrate metabolism.


Sodium antimony dimercaptosuccinate (Sb-58) in treatment of schistosomiasis japonica.


Physico-chemical methods for removing and recovering carbon dioxide and water vapor from exhaled gases.


Recent advances in pediatric tuberculosis.


Infectivity of the Philippine strain of Schistosoma japonicum in Oncomelania hupensis, O. formosana and O. nosophora.


New approach to immunization against Schistosoma japonicum. Previous inoculation of rhesus monkeys with cercariae of the nonhuman strain of Schistosoma japonicum proved to give a rather strong protection against a subsequent challenge with its human strain.


Mammalian chromosomes in vitro. XV. Patterns of transformation.


Mammalian chromosomes in vitro. XIV. Genotypic replacement in cell populations.


Mammalian chromosomes in vitro. XIII. Cyclic and directional changes of population structure.


Effect of 5-bromodeoxyuridine on mamalian chromosomes.


Reduction of transplantability of Novikoff hepatoma cells grown in vitro and the consequent protecting effect to the host against their malignant progenitor.


Some aspects of uterine cancer in Taiwan.


Yeast beta-glucosidase: comparison of the physical-chemical properties of purified constitutive and inducible enzyme.


Studies on albinism. The demonstration of dopa-positive melanocytes in albino skin.


Production of L-threonine by auxotrophic mutants of Escherichia coli. Two auxotrophic mutants of Escherichia coli have been shown to accumulate significant amounts of l-threonine in the culture medium. One mutant, 13071, is deficient in alpha,epsilon-diaminopimelic acid (DAP), and the other, 13070, is deficient in both DAP and methionine. Accumulation of l-threonine by 13071 in a synthetic medium with mannitol as the carbon source at 37 C incubation temperature was greatly influenced by initial DAP concentration. At an optimal level of DAP a yield of 1.5 g/liter l-threonine was obtained in 28 hr. l-Threonine accumulation by 13070 with sorbitol as the carbon source at 28 C incubation temperature was dependent upon the initial concentration of both DAP and methionine. At optimal levels of the two deficient amino acids, a yield of 2.0 g/liter l-threonine was obtained in 44 to 48 hr. By adding to the medium suitable quantities of beet molasses or sucrose supplemented with corn steep liquor the yield could be raised to almost 4 g/liter.l-Threonine of extremely high purity was isolated from fermentation broth from both mutants. The product was not contaminated with any detectable amounts of d-threonine or allothreonine.


Metabolism of 5-hydroxyindole compounds in experimentally produced phenylketonuric rats.


Enzymatic synthesis of RNA.

Enzymatic synthesis of RNA.


Solubility of complexes of polynucleotides with spermine.


The effect of niacinamide on cerebral circulation.


Phenomic delay in transduction of Salmonella typhimurium cell.


6-Mercaptopurine and the homograft reaction.


Localization of the cells of origin of the ventral spino-cerebellar tract.


Stimulation of motor nerve terminals.

Stimulation of motor nerve terminals.


The variety of multiple-choice questions and their values.


Regeneration of visual pigments from their low-temperature photoproducts.


Competitive relationship between protocatechuic acid and p-aminosalicylic acid for a cellular transport mechanism. Hubbard, Jerry S. (Oklahoma State University, Stillwater), and Norman N. Durham. Competitive relationship between protocatechuic acid and p-aminosalicylic acid for a cellular transport mechanism. J. Bacteriol. 82:361-369. 1961.-The oxidation of protocatechuic acid by a Flavobacterium is inhibited by p-aminosalicyclic acid regardless of whether the organism is grown on protocatechuic acid or sequentially induced to protocatechuic acid by growth on p-aminobenzoic acid. Depletion of the substrate from the medium by the cell suspension is dependent, within defined limits, on the inhibitor to substrate ratio, and the inhibition can be overcome by addition of excess substrate. However, this competitive effect is not observed in high inhibitor to substrate ratios. p-Aminosalicylic acid did not affect the rate or extent of oxidation, carbon dioxide evolution, or formation of beta-ketoadipic acid during degradation of protocatechuic acid by cell extracts. The results suggest that p-aminosalicylic acid antagonizes the oxidation of protocatechuic acid by the cell suspension by competing with the substrate for a specific transport mechanism, thereby regulating the entry and internal accumulation of the substrate. The lack of a competitive effect in high inhibitor to substrate ratios could be interpreted as an indication that the mechanism for accumulating the substrate may consist of more than one active transport system.


Pro and cons of cycle menus.

Pro and cons of cycle menus.


Recent advances in psychiatric services to courts and prisons.


A method of approach to colonic hemorrhage.


Leukocytosis in appendicitis in older persons.


Carotid body tumor in the dog.

Carotid body tumor in the dog.


The endocrine orchestra.

The endocrine orchestra.


The management of the adrenogenital syndrome.


Integrative action in the cat's lateral geniculate body.


Receptive fields of optic nerve fibres in the spider monkey.


The effect of adrenalectomy on adrenocarcinoma of the uterus. A case report.


Lesions of the circulatory system of the placenta. A study of 234 placentas with special reference to the development of infarcts.


Electrolyte reaction during prednisolone treatment in childhood


The analysis of tissue phospholipids: hydrolysis procedure and results with pig liver.


The electrocardiogram of the premature infant.


Factors affecting the determination of uterine blood flow in vivo.


Blood flow and oxygen consumption of the pregnant uterus.


Determination of organ blood flow using 4-aminantipyrine.


Abnormal resting blood lactate. I. The significance of hyperlactatemia in hospitalized patients.


Relationship of pyruvate and lactate during anaerobic metabolism. V. Coronary adequacy.


Studies on Ehrlich ascites cell nuclei. I. Methods of isolation of nuclei.


Studies on Ehrlich ascites cell nuclei. III. Enzymatic analyses of cytoplasmic contamination of nuclei isolated from the Ehrlich ascites tumor.


Studies on Ehrlich ascites cell nuclei. II. Chemical composition of cell fractions.


Production of hypertensive rats by experimental stress.


Emergence during growth of Brucella strains on dye-agar media of cells that show changes in sulfur metabolism. Division of Brucella strains into three species has long been based on differences in growth characteristics on certain dye-agar media and on variations in H(2)S production on liver agar slants. But certain workers believe these differences to be merely quantitative, such as are found between varieties of one species. Moreover, certain strains show characteristics that do not allow them to be classified with certainty in any one of the three species. If all characteristics of one "species" could be changed in the laboratory so as no longer to be capable of differentiation from those of another, that might be proof that all Brucella strains are in fact varieties of a single species.The study reported in this paper represents an attempt to determine whether the biochemical and antigenic characteristics used to identify Brucella species can be changed by laboratory procedures exclusive of animal inoculation, and whether, if such changes occur, they are of a nature to substantiate the hypothesis that mutations occur in Brucella cells and that one species can be changed into another.The results do not provide evidence to confirm the mutation hypothesis. Although cells of the different species could be adapted to grow on media which ordinarily inhibit their growth, it is considered questionable whether the change can be taken as a mutation. Alterations in the activity of only one enzyme system were demonstrated in cells of certain colonies of particular strains of Br. abortus, Br. melitensis and Br. suis. The enzyme is one that decomposes a sulfur-containing compound into H(2)S and is found in most peptones and animal tissue extracts. The other biochemical and antigenic properties studied showed no measurable changes.


Evaluation of physical disabilities by means of patient profile chart.


Progress and Blue Shield.

Progress and Blue Shield.


Why use consultants?

Why use consultants?


New light on 'over 65' protection: one of a series prepared by Blue Cross-Blue Shield.


Oklahoma's third heart disease course for multidisciplines.


Comparison of glycogenesis and glyconegenesis in altitude-exposed and normal mice.


A huge osteoma in the anterior cranial fossa.


Communication barriers of the older person.


The development of the vascular pattern of the choroid plexus of the lateral ventricles.


Determination of dehydroepiandrosterone and total neutral 17-ketosteroids in human plasma.


Thyroidstimulating hormone and triiodothyronine as aids in the diagnosis of thyroid disorders.


Column adsorption of fluorescein-isothiocya-nate-labelled antibodies.


Expansion of medical professional services with nonprofessional personnel.


Mern methods of bowel management.

Mern methods of bowel management.


Endemic syphilis--heir of the syphiloids.


Improving Delaware's nursing homes.

Improving Delaware's nursing homes.


The relationship between dense bodies and mitochondria in motor neurones.


The Lunar Society of Kansas University.

The Lunar Society of Kansas University.


Hashimoto's disease with complement-fixing antibodies to several human organs.


The classification and medical management of diseases of the middle and inner ear.


The nurse's role in preventive dentistry.


Unusual complication after attempted removal of impacted mandibular third molar: report of case.


Two new haemoglobin variants in a very young human embryo.


Polypeptide chains of haemoglobin A2.

Polypeptide chains of haemoglobin A2.


The polypeptide chains of haemoglobin-A2 and haemoglobin-G2.


Flavin component of reduced diphosphopyridine nucleotide dehydrogenase.


Bioassay on polyvinylpyrrolidones with limited molecular weight range.


Carcinogenic studies on water-soluble polymers.


Carcinogens in the human environment.

Carcinogens in the human environment.


Environmental carcinogenesis and cancers.


Experimental production of cancer by means of implanted polyurethane plastic.


Lung cancer: air pollutants as a cause.

Lung cancer: air pollutants as a cause.


The History of the Department of Anatomy, the University of Michigan. I. 1850 to 1894.


Abbe flap technique in upper eyelid repair.


Limited fasciectomy for Dupuytren's contracture.


Multiple painless glomus tumours.

Multiple painless glomus tumours.


Occupational cancers with special reference to occupational cancer hazards to laboratory personnel.


The determination of adrenal cortex hormones in ointments


Objective odor pollution control investigations.


The metabolism of 1,2-propanediol.

The metabolism of 1,2-propanediol.


Malonate synthesis via dark CO2 fixation in bush-bean roots.


The conservative management of acute renal failure by a controlled dehydration regimen.


Medical society responsibilities.

Medical society responsibilities.


Experimental arthrodesis and filling of bone defects in dogs using a polyurethane plastic ("ostamer").


Health in frontier Northwest Ohio.

Health in frontier Northwest Ohio.


Reconstruction of the mandibular body.

Reconstruction of the mandibular body.


Profound cardiac hypothermia.

Profound cardiac hypothermia.


A versatile heat exchanger for use in extracorporeal bypass systems.


Basic concepts of cardiac and vascular reconstruction.


Degradation of glycogen in tissues from generalized glycogen storage disease.


Fructose as a component of the foetal blood in several mammalian species.


Carbohydrate metabolism in the placenta and foetus.


Uncoupling reagents and metabolism. 3. Effects of salicylate and 2:4-dinitrophenol on the incorporation of 14C from labelled pyruvate into the soluble intermediates of isolated rat tissues.


Mammary cancer induced by a single feeding of polymucular hydrocarbons, and its suppression.


Disturbed reproductive function following section of the portal vein. Integrity of the portal vein is a condition for normal function of the reproductive tract in female rats. Section of the portal vein (PVS) always abolished periodic sexual function. In a series of 23 animals, 6 developed continuous estrus and other signs of the presence of excessive amounts of estrogenic hormones; yet the ovaries of these rats were small. In 6 other rats there was growth of the prostate and additional evidence of increased activity of androgenic hormones. Many rats failed to become pregnant and nearly all pregnant rats aborted. Except for a decrease in lipid content, the composition of the liver of PVS rats resembled that of intact mates in the criteria which were applied. The rapid passage of blood through the liver is necessary to conjugate the excessive amounts of steroids which the rat ovary normally produces and an intact portal vein is an essential unit in the mechanism necessary for their partial inactivation.


Blood vessel thromboplastins and early thrombosis after vascular operations.


Cell, plasma and bleeding volume in the dog after rapid hemorrhage and reinfusion.


Depressor polypeptides.

Depressor polypeptides.


Clinical course of hyperbilirubinemia in premature infants. A preliminary report.


The genetic mechanism of galactosaemia.

The genetic mechanism of galactosaemia.


The development of the peripheral nerve fibre.


Cell degeneration in the larval ventral horn of Xenopus laevis (Daudin).


The effect of irradiation on cell degeneration among developing neurones in Xenopus laevis.


Effect of limb ablation on neurones in Xenopus larvae.


Further studies on sterility produced in male mice by deuterium oxide.


Health units in Ontario.

Health units in Ontario.


Trifluoroethyl vinyl ether-nitrous oxide anesthesia for oral surgical operations for ambulatory patients.


Effect of degeneration on the 'albumin' components of human muscle extracts.


The composition of foods. III. Amino acids.


Anterior tibial compartment syndrome: a plea for early surgical treatment.


Goal box and alley similarity as a factor in latent extinction.


An automatic clinical scintillation scanner for large areas.


Chromosomes of the wild mushroom.

Chromosomes of the wild mushroom.


The effect of diesel-oil soot on differentiation of the cultivated mushroom: Agaricus campestris var. Bisporus.


Hypoplastic anaemia in infancy and childhood: erythroid hypoplasia.


Administration and organisation of the environmental health services.


Maternal mortality study.

Maternal mortality study.


Function of the placenta as it applies to the practice of obstetrics.


Preconceptional approach: prevention of early fetal death.


A study of mother's worries as stated at the school medical examination.


Desmoid tumour infamilial polyposis of the colon. Report of a case.


Five-year survival after total gastrectomy for gastric carcinoma.


Surgery in ulcerative colitis.

Surgery in ulcerative colitis.


Medical glimpses of Laos.

Medical glimpses of Laos.


The path of the giant cell axons in Aplysia depilans.


The use of 51Cr and 59Fe as red cell labels to determine the fate of normal erythrocytes in the rat.


The use of 51Cr and 59Fe as red cell labels to determine the fate of normal erythrocytes in the rabbit.


A statistical analysis on the location of EEG abnormalities.


Steroid therapy in glandular fever.

Steroid therapy in glandular fever.


A preliminary survey of hydrocarbon-derived oxygenated material in automobile exhaust gases.


Acute ulcerative colitis.

Acute ulcerative colitis.


A modified deoxycholate citrate medium.

A modified deoxycholate citrate medium.


Multiple primary bronchogenic carcinoma.


Stable bronchogenic carcinoma.

Stable bronchogenic carcinoma.


Associated carcinomas of the larynx and lung.


Growing down, a neglected aspect of ageing.


A comparative evaluation of two phenothiazines in the management of chronic schizophrenia.


The diminution of variation in bacterial populations with special reference to Klebsiella pneumoniae and drug resistance.


The treatment of corneal dystrophies by keratoplasty.


Chymotrypsin in various ophthalmic surgical procedures.


Chymotrypsin in dendritic ulcer. A case report.


The kinetochore of the Hemiptera.

The kinetochore of the Hemiptera.


Ligamentous injuries to the knee.

Ligamentous injuries to the knee.


Skin reflex and voluntary reaction times in young and old males.


Action of 6-aminopenicillanic acid on gram-negative bacteria.


Action of penicillin on Aerobacter cloacae. Hugo, W. B. (University of Nottingham, Nottingham, England), and A. D. Russell. Action of penicillin on Aerobacter cloacae. J. Bacteriol. 82:411-417. 1961.-A study has been made of the action of penicillin on a penicillinase-producing strain of Aerobacter cloacae. It has been found that in culture media rendered hypertonic by the addition of sucrose (0.33 to 0.66 m), provided a source of magnesium ions is present, cell wall lesions occur, giving rise to osmotically fragile spheroplasts. Evidence is also presented of a lethal effect not associated with cell wall damage. Penicillinase production is not a complete challenge to the action of penicillin and in certain experimental situations renders the cells more susceptible to penicillin action.


Quantitative aspects of penicillin action on Escherichia coli in hypertonic medium.


Drugrelated blood dvscrasias.

Drugrelated blood dvscrasias.


Phenanthrene as an anti-initiating agent.


Relation of epileptic symptoms to pregnancy, delivery and puerperium.


The use of oligomycin as an inhibitor of oxidative phosphorylation.


The effect of 17alpha-methyl-19-nortestosterone on the endocrine function of the testes in human subjects.


Neutral 17-ketosteroids in porcine urine.


A case of food poisioning caused by Chinese wood oil (Tung oil).


Salmonella telaviv transmitted to man by a tortoise (Testudo gracea).


Qunatitative determination of the minor hemoglobin component Hb-A2 by DEAE-cellulose chromatography.


A new abnormal human hemoglobin-Hb: Zurich.


Identity of the alpha-chains of the minor human haemoglobin components A2 and A2' with the alpha-chains of human haemoglobin A and F.


Thalassemia minor associated with hemoglobin-B2 heterozygosity. A family report.


Genetic aspects of two different minor haemoglobin components found in cord blood samples of Negro Babies.


Bone conduction-the influence of the middle ear.


Properties and inheritance of the new fast hemoglobin type found in umbilical cord blood samples of Negro babies.


Visceral metastasis from a meningioma: report of a case.


The role of the intrinsic mucosal reflex in the fluid transport through the denervated colonic loop.


Comparative studies on the intestinal intrinsic reflexes in rabbits, guinea pigs and dogs.


Locality of receptors concerned with the intestino-intestinal extrinisic and intestinal muscular intrinsic reflexes.


Responses of the isolated sympathetic nerveductus deferens preparation of the guinea-pig. An isolated ductus deferens preparation together with the sympathetic hypogastric nerve of the guinea-pig is described. While the preparation showed no spontaneous contractions, nerve stimulation produced longitudinal contractions. The responses to successive periods of nerve stimulation remained constant for several hours. After noradrenaline had been added to the bath fluid for 30 min and then the fluid repeatedly changed to wash out the noradrenaline, the effect of nerve stimulation was greatly increased but declined in the course of 1 hr to the original height. Cocaine also increased the response to stimulation. Preparations made from guinea-pigs which had previously received reserpine responded to nerve stimulation with progressively diminishing contractions. In these circumstances, the administration of noradrenaline restored the response to nerve stimulation to that seen originally.


The role of the ganglion cells in the small intestine taken in the intestinal intrinsic reflex.


Bell's palsy.

Bell's palsy.


Cytochromes in chlorophyll-containing particles of Chromatium and Chlorobium thiosulfatophiulm.


Postural naturiuresis and urine osmotic concentration in hydropenic subjects.


Experiments on binaural hearing.

Experiments on binaural hearing.


Electrocadiographic changes in cardiovascular abnormalities concomitant with gastrointestinal disease.


Antibodies to trophoblasts during the post-partum period.


The electrocardiogram in pericardiitis.

The electrocardiogram in pericardiitis.


Respiratory impedance and volume flow at high frequency in dogs.


Beliefs and misbeliefs in proctology.

Beliefs and misbeliefs in proctology.


Suppurative lesions of the brain-stem.

Suppurative lesions of the brain-stem.


Conflict in contemporary group psychotherapy.


Gasteric erosions: a terminal phenomenon in starved an in aged mice.


The group psychoterapist looks at individual psychotherapy.


Topical anesthesia in bronchoscopy and bronchography. A report on 650 cases with Hexylcaine and the little red tray.


Amino acid transfer from sRNA to microsome. 1. Activation by sulfhydryl compounds.


Fatty acid synthesis in heart sarcosomes.


High altitude pulmonary edema.

High altitude pulmonary edema.


Mammary carcionma. The biologic character of mammary carcionma studied in 517 cases by a new form of malignancy grading.


Influence of some plant enzymes on epiphyseal cartilage.


Disuse of extremities. I. An arteriographic study in the rabbit.


Phosphorylase activity in leucocytes from patients with glycogen-storages disease.


Disuse of extremities. II. A microangioraphic study in the rabbit.


Early changes of the growth zone in rabbit following roentegen irradiation.


Necrosis of the head of the femur. A roentgenological, microradiographic and histological study.


The inclination of the fracture surfaces and its relation to the rate of healing in femoral neck fractures.


On the functions of the endoplasmic reticulum.


Repair of indirect inguinal herina. Modification of Kocher's method, six-year review.


The problem of postperative haematoma of the scrotum. An improved method of drainage of the scortum after operation.


On the nature of cobalt-induced changes in the alpha cells of the islets of Langerhans in the guinea pig.


A quick pinacyanole stain for frozen sections.


Incorporation of glucose carbon into protein of the islets of Langerhans from toadfish (Opsanus tau).


Bone-marrow transplantation in the human.


The application of stored autologous bone marrow in the treatment of advanced malignant disease. (B) Haematological aspets.


An honest approach to employee evaluation.


Bronchodilators and corticosteroids in asthma. Forced expiratory volume as an aid to diagnosis and treatment.


The response to bronchodilators in intrinsic asthma.


Thrombolysis of the experimental radioactive pulmonary embolus. Its demonstration with the use of several agents.


The homotransplantation of kidneys and of fetal liver and spleen after total body irradiation.


Psychiatric inpatient services in general hospitals. Traditional asylum care of psychiatric patients leads to the isolation, confinement, and restraint of the patients, and to isolation of psychiatric practice from the rest of medicine. Modern psychiatric advances have demonstrated the disadvantages to both patients and their families of such isolation, confinement and restraint. It is in the best interests of patients and professional workers that inpatient psychiatric services be continuous with, and contiguous to, other medical services and to rehabilitation services of all kinds. Examination of currently available information reveals a shortage of psychiatric beds in California, particularly for diagnosis and brief treatment. Thus, not only is there a need to develop psychiatric inpatient facilities, but also an opportunity to develop them along several different lines. Since both the Hill-Burton Act (federal) and the Short-Doyle Act (state) give financial assistance to only those psychiatric services established in general hospitals or affiliated with general hospitals, this requirement calls for examination in the light of experience with services so operated. At first, the Short-Doyle Act was perceived as a panacea for the psychiatric ills of the state. Now it is beginning to be recognized as one method of providing additional mental health resources, rather than the exclusive method. As more short-term cases are treated in local, tax-supported, psychiatric units in general hospitals, an impact can be expected on the state hospital program. In its administration of the Short-Doyle Act, the Department of Mental Hygiene attempts to respond to community needs as locally determined. It tries to insure local option and encourage local responsibility while furthering high standards of staffing and of service.


Steroid therapy in multiple myeloma. A study of four cases treated with prednisolone.


The relationship to age and cerebral vascular accidents of fibrin and fibrinolytic activity. Three ;normal' groups of people-young, middle-aged, and old-have been investigated with regard to the fibrin content and fibrinolytic activity of the blood. The fourth group consisted of middle-aged people who had previously sustained a cerebral vascular accident matched statistically for age with the middle-aged normals. It was concluded that fibrin increases with age but there is an interaction between age and sex, the female having a higher level in the young group and the male a higher level in the middle-aged group. There was no sex difference in the levels of fibrin in the old age group. Fibrinolytic activity increases with age and there is a positive correlation between fibrin and fibrinolytic activity but no age-sex interaction. Those with cerebral vascular accidents tended to have higher fibrin levels and lower fibrinolytic activity but the differences were not statistically significant. There did, however, appear to be an increase in antifibrinolytic activity in the cerebral vascular group.


Staphylococcus enterocolitis.

Staphylococcus enterocolitis.


The activation and inbition of trypsin by quaternary ammonium compounds.


The use of dye dilution curves in congential heart diseases.


Enzymatic properties of ceruloplasmin.

Enzymatic properties of ceruloplasmin.


Leukemias and lymphomas.

Leukemias and lymphomas.


Air sterilization.

Air sterilization.


Clinical experience with streptonigrin.

Clinical experience with streptonigrin.


Testing thermal death data for significant nonlograithmic behavior. The thermal death behavior of Bacillus stearothermophilus spores in distilled water suspensions is nonlogarithmic in dynamic as well as static tests. The explanation of heat lags as the cause of nonlogarithmic behavior is incorrect.


Potassium efflux from isolated rabbit heart into a potassium-free solution.


Health care under Social Security.

Health care under Social Security.


Internal carotid artery occlusion in young adults.


An evaluation of dietary influences in the genesis of toxaemia of pregnancy.


Studies on the suppression of the homograft response with folic acid antagonists.


Furniture polish intoxication.

Furniture polish intoxication.


Fracture-disolcation of the spine with paraplegia.


Transplanatation of ureters for vesicovaginal fistula.


"Whiplash" injuries of the cervical spine.


What are gamma globulins?

What are gamma globulins?


The mongoloid newborn: problems faced by the pediatrician and family.


Symposium: selected topics in microbial ecology. I. Microbial ecology of the rumen.


The eosinophilia of magnesium deficiency.


Outline for a job control system.

Outline for a job control system.


Double exposure--a bizarre effect.

Double exposure--a bizarre effect.


Pertinent factors in interpreting metabolic data. Individuality, variability, duration, and emotions.


Serum albumin, pseudocholine-sterase, and transaminases in the assessment of liver function before and after venous shunt operations. This paper records biochemical and follow-up observations on 153 patients with cirrhosis who have had a shunt operation. The experience confirms that no shunt operation should be undertaken on a patient whose serum albumin level is less than 3.2g.%. Low pseudocholinesterase levels are of help diagnostically but the main value of this test is in indicating whether or not liver function will deteriorate after a shunt operation in any given patient.


A day treatment approach to early disorders of adjustment.


Characteristics of responses from receptors from the flexor longus digitorum muscle and the adjoining interosseous region of the cat.


Properties of cutaneous touch receptors in cat.


Characteristics of colonic carcinoma: management of complications.


On the nature of vibration receptors in the hind limb of the cat.


The superior and inferior laryngeal nerve as related to thvroid surgery.


Malocclusion and civilization.

Malocclusion and civilization.


Recent trends in infant mortality in the United States.


Recent advances in the field of geriatrics.


Recent advances in geriatrics.

Recent advances in geriatrics.


The median nerve and carpal tunnel syndrome. Historical features, anatomical basis and clinical experiences.


A study of the fine structure of the optic vesicle and lens placode of the chick embryo during induction.


For salesmen only.

For salesmen only.


There's gold in them thar cans.

There's gold in them thar cans.


Abnormal human haemoglobins. IV. The chemical difference between normal human haemoglobin and haemoglobin C.


Abnormal human haemoglobins. VI. The chemical difference between haemoglobins A and E.


A comparison of three proteinases from various strains of Bacillus subtilis.


Skeletal lesions in neurofibromatosis.

Skeletal lesions in neurofibromatosis.


Interior decorating.

Interior decorating.


Discussion on general practice in a changing world.


General practitioners and hospital beds in the United Kingdom.


Early vibratory experience and the question of innate reinforcement value of vibration and other stimuli: a limitation on the discrepancy (burnt soup) principle in motivation.


The clinical use of tests of gastric function.


The osmotic control of gastric emptying.


The site of receptors slowing gastric emptying in response to starch in test meals.


The clinical diagnosis of peptic ulcer.

The clinical diagnosis of peptic ulcer.


A comprehensive hospital-community service in a state hospital.


Carotid body tumour associated with diarrhoea and abdominal pain.


Manifest anxiety and clinical judgment.

Manifest anxiety and clinical judgment.


Primary pulmonary aspergillosis with invasion of the mediastinal contents and lymph nodes.


The validity of clinical ratings for estimating severtiy of schizophrenia.


Complications following injection of sclerosing agent to precipitate fibro-osseous proliferation.


Painful opthalmoplegia. Its relation to indolent inflammation of the carvernous sinus.


Halothane.

Halothane.


The classification of respirators.

The classification of respirators.


Studies of volume changes in the isolated amphibian germinal vesicle.


Amelioration of the hypertension of toxemia by postpartum curettage.


Etiology of hypertension in toxemia of pregnancy.


The laboratory examination of ovine foetal material.


A technic for recording fetal ECG during labor and delivery.


Serum lipase variations following fat challenge, a preliminary report.


Hemolytic transfusion reactions and therapy: case report of reaction due to anti-Le-a.


Autoagglutinins in hepatic disease.

Autoagglutinins in hepatic disease.


The effect of tannic acid on the permeability of erythrocytes to non-electrolytes.


Kielland's forceps and the treatment of occipito-transverse arrest.


Later stages of protein synthesis and the role of phospholipids in the process.


Interference in labour.

Interference in labour.


Lipo-amino acid complexes from Bacillus megaterium and their possible role in protein synthesis.


Research is an asset.

Research is an asset.


Further studies on anagram solving.

Further studies on anagram solving.


The mark of pain.

The mark of pain.


Effects of environmental hyperthermia on man and other mammals: a review.


Cholesterol and coronary disease.

Cholesterol and coronary disease.


Plasma cholesterol levels in New Zealand. Observations in 1,000 urban males.


Nephrotic syndrome in rats produced by sensitization to rat kidney proteins: immunologic studies.


Morphology of benign cells as observed through the acridine orange fluorescence technic.


An unusual type of internal hernia causing intestinal obstruction (case report).


Pressure homogenization of mammalian tissues.


The effects of hydrocortisone on glycogen storage and phosphorylase activity of frog liver.


The case notes of the National Hospital for the paralysed and epileptic, Queen Square, London, before 1900.


Harvey's "Boy abowt Holborn Bridg".

Harvey's "Boy abowt Holborn Bridg".


Physiologic or dysfunctional incompetence of the cervix. Diagnosis and surgical treatment in the nonpregnant woman.


The platform bipolar myocardial electrode for prolonged treatment of total heart block.


Traumatic hemopneumothorax.

Traumatic hemopneumothorax.


Practical significance of uterine deformities during pregnancy and labour.


Preliminary studies on the life history of Cardiocephalus brandesi Szidat, 1928 (Trematoda: Strigeidae).


Aberrant intra-ocular lacrimal gland tissue.


The problem of the neonatal umbilicus and its relation to the incidence of sepsis in a maternity unit.


Intranasal use of synthetic oxytocin in management of breast-feeding.


The use of screening techniques in family practice.


The plasma removal on indocyanine green and sulfobromophthalein: effect of dosage and blocking agents.


Hepatic removal of indocyanine green.

Hepatic removal of indocyanine green.


Studies of hepatic function with indocyanine green.


The erroneous diagnosis of proteinuria due to bacterial contamination.


Paper tests for occult blood in faeces and some observations on the fate of swallowed red cells. Paper tests for occult blood were assessed on faecal specimens from adults. An orthotolidine/sodium perborate and a modified orthotolidine/peroxide test were found to be reasonably satisfactory. The Hematest and Occultest tablets and a paper guaiac test were unsatisfactory.A large number of false positive results was obtained in children and infants. It is suggested that this might be due to meat derivatives reaching the faeces more easily in the young. Red cells labelled with either Cr(51) or Fe(59) were swallowed by human volunteers. Although between 45% and 73% of the red cell iron reappeared in the faeces, the peroxidase activity of the labelled material dropped six-fold on passage through the alimentary canal.


Experience with intracavitary treatment with collodial radiogold.


Hyperparathyroidism: report of a case.

Hyperparathyroidism: report of a case.


Flail chest injuries: report of a case.

Flail chest injuries: report of a case.


Organization for research: the experience of the 16 southern states.


The experimental host range of the arthropod-borne animal viruses in arthropods.


Dye clearance and eccrine sweat secretion in human skin.


Mechanism of epinephrineinduced eccrine sweating in human skin.


Hair growth and alopecia with special reference to children.


Chemotherapy of solid carcinoma. Indications, agents, and results.


Chemotherapy of solid cancer arising from the gastro-intestinal tract.


Cancer chemotherapy of solid carcinoma.

Cancer chemotherapy of solid carcinoma.


Aminoimino-methanesulfinic acid (AIMSA): a preliminary study of human toxicology and therapeutic investigation.


Surgery and chemotherapy in head and neck tumors.


Experiences with pelvic perfusion for carcinoma.


Threshold and pattern of electroshock seizures in ataxic manganese-deficient rats.


The vitamin B6 content of infant foods.

The vitamin B6 content of infant foods.


Chemotherapy of hookworm infestation.

Chemotherapy of hookworm infestation.


Win 5047 (Mantomide) in hookworm infections.


Mkunya, an experiment in leprosy control.


Estimation of monkey age by dental formula.


Urinary excretion of radium in dogs.

Urinary excretion of radium in dogs.


Natural lead-210 content of man.

Natural lead-210 content of man. The natural Pb(2l0) content of ash samples from 18 cadavers has been measured, and an average in vivo content of 0.0 15 picocurie per gram of wet bone is estimated. The contribution of Pb(210) to the radioactive dose from natural sources is about one-fifth that from internally deposited Ra(226) and its daughters.


Uncommon manifestations of tuberculosis encountered in a general hospital.


Dosimetric investigation of the Yugoslav radiation accident.


Some disconnected odds and ends of cardiology.


Amylobarbitone sodium interviews with schizophrenic patients.


Applications of genetics in psychiatry and neurology.


Black liver jaundice (Dubin-Sprinz syndrome).


Hepatoma developing in treated haemochromatosis: report of a case.


Pruritus ani: etiology and therapy.

Pruritus ani: etiology and therapy.


Information-the end product of research: a selection of research highlights from the National Institute of Dental Research.


Giant follicular lymphoblastoma.

Giant follicular lymphoblastoma.


The dentist: etiologic factor in periodontitis.


Group counseling with expectant mothers.


Group counseling in private obstetric practice.


The marital roles inventory and the measurement of marital adjustment.


The technique of securing the base of the left auricular appendage after mitral valvular commissurotomv.


Critical evaluation and surgical correction of obstruction of obstruction in the branches of the aortic arch.


Observations on mitral valvular commissurotomy.


Acute necrotizing colitis proximal to obstructing neoplasms of the colon.


Excision of recurrent chondrosarcoma of the ribs with extensive invasion: repair of the defects with Surgaloy mesh.


Gastrointestinal intubation.

Gastrointestinal intubation.


Maintenance of avoidance behavior under temporally defined contingencies.


The effect of illumination conditions on the effectiveness of light-onset as a reinforcer: a test of the Bevan-Adamson reinforcement theory.


Characteristics of ageing-Cape Jewish Aged Home as an example.


The incorporation of ribonucleotides into ribonucleic acid.


Roentgenologic aspects of asbestosis.

Roentgenologic aspects of asbestosis.


Interaction of serotonin with vasoconstrictor agents in the vascular bed of the denervated dog forelimb.


Partition of calcium and phosphorus excretion in the laying hen.


Pituitary gigantism in a child five years of age: effect of x-radiation, estrogen therapy and self-imposed starvation diet during an eleven-year period.


Femoral muscle hernia originating at the site of removal of a fascia lata transplant and repaired with skin.


Studies on the sporulation of Phytophthora parasitica Dastur var. piperina Dast. responsible for leaf and foot-rot of pan, Piper betle. L.


A case of heavy Ascaris infestation.

A case of heavy Ascaris infestation.


Subdural hygroma in association with chronic subdural haematoma in adults.


Sleep disturbances in young children.

Sleep disturbances in young children.


Blood flow studies in the experimental dumping syndrome.


Function of normal and abnormal testicular interstitial cells in the mouse.


What is a halfway house? Functions and types.


Atrial septal defect.

Atrial septal defect.


Intrinsic prothrombinase: investigations on the possibility of its formation by successive coating of intermediates on activated surfaces.


The particulate nature of intrinsic prothrombinase.


Estimation of serum or plasma protein using qualitative Benedict reagent.


The pathognicity of Entamoeba histolytica. I. The mean cyst diameter in large and small race infections.


Drug Industry Antitrust Act.

Drug Industry Antitrust Act.


Extensive abnormalities in larval trematode infection.


Chondroectodermal dysplasia (Ellis-Van Creveld syndrome) with a complex cardiac malformation.


Cancer of the oral cavity from the dentist's point of view.


Cortisone treatment of sterility.

Cortisone treatment of sterility.


The bladder musculature with special reference to the ureterovesical junction.


Maternal and perinatal mortality statistics in Tennessee for the past five years.


Renal response to acidosis during anesthesia and operation. II. The effect of operative trauma on hydrogen ion and free water excretion during metabolic acidosis.


Renal response to acidosis during anesthesia and operation. I. The effect of acute dilutional hyponatremia on hydrogen ion and free water excretion during metabolic acidosis in anesthetized dogs.


Hemobilia: massive hemorrhage from the common bile duct due to a T tube.


Renal response to acidosis during anesthesia and operation. III. Maintenance of homeostasis in acute respiratory acidosis during intravenous infusion of Ringer's Lactate and 5 percent glucose in water.


The study of applicants, 1959-60.

The study of applicants, 1959-60.


The 1960 medical school graduate: his perception of his faculty, peers, and environment.


Intra-uterine fetal hypophysectomy in primates--a technique.


Protection: a "helping hand".

Protection: a "helping hand".


A difference between biological effects of gamma rays and heavy ions. When irradiated with gamma rays, Arteinia eggs show the typical sigmoidal survival curve of a multicellular organism, with little change at low doses and an abrupt decrease in survival above a threshold dose. On irradiation with 160-Mev oxygen ions, the threshold disappears and viability can be destroyed by passage of a single energetic ion.


The effect of oxygen and some other gases on the radiation sensitivity of dry trypsin.


Molecular basis for action of ionizing radiations.


Sulfhydryl groups and the oxygen effect on irradiated dilute solutions of enzymes and nucleic acids.


The desing of housing.

The desing of housing.


Highlights of the new build and blood pressure study.


Clinical implications of an extensive actuarial study of build and blood pressure.


Effects of season on the follicle stimulating hormone and luteinizing hormone potency of sheep anterior pituitary glands.


Conditioning of mental-hospital patients to fixed-ratio schedules of reinforcement.


Objectives and characteristics of graduate education.


On determining the packed cell volume.

On determining the packed cell volume.


Treatment of hypertension with Rauwolfia and flumethiazide.


Results with a new antihypertensive preparation (rautrax-N).


Crystals in colonies of Staphyloccus aureus.


Gastroenteritis in the newborn.

Gastroenteritis in the newborn.


Sporadic goitre and cretinism due to the production of an abnormal thyroid protein.


Studies on the hydatid worm, Echinococcus granulosus. I. Species identification of the parasite found in Mississippi.


Plasma volume expansion and reactions after infusion of autologous and nonautologous plasma in man.


Studies on the hydatid worm, Echinococcus granulosus. II. Prevalence in Missippi.


Selection and assignment of faculty in schools of medical technology.


Health and personality.

Health and personality.


Genetic variation in the utilization of riboflavin, thiamine, and other nutrients.


Nutrition and genes in the domestic fowl.


Pericardial effusion complicating acute tubular necrosis.


Pyelonephritis. Observations on the relation betwen various diagnostic procedures.


Effects of state of arousal on click responses in the mesencephalic reticular formation.


Rectifying properties of heart muscle.

Rectifying properties of heart muscle.


Anion conductance of cardiac muscle.

Anion conductance of cardiac muscle.


Quantitative relation of cell proliferation and fibrogenesis in the liver.


Mitochondrial damage and hepatic steatosis in ethionine intoxication.


Blood loss and replacement during bypass operations.


Events and themes.

Events and themes.


Colicine V.

Colicine V.


Blood volume, corpuscular constants, and shell weight in turtles.


Schistosomiasis of the spinal cord; report of a case.


Marine dermatosis. Notes on "seabather's eruption" with Creseis acicula Rang (Mollusca: Pteropoda) as the cause of a particular type of sea sting along the west coast of Florida.


Report on surgery of urinary fistula in Korea


Human potentialities.

Human potentialities.


Results of endoscopic removal of rectosigmoid cancer. A review with five year follow-up.


The contractile structure of cardiac and skeletal muscle.


The maximum length for contraction in vertebrate straiated muscle.


Cerebral rheumatism.

Cerebral rheumatism.


Water-binding by connective tissue and the acid mucopolysaccharides of the ground substance.


Cladotaenia (Paracladotaenia) cathartis n. sp. (Cestoda: Taeniidae) from the intestine of the turkey buzzard. Cathartes aura septentrionalis Wied, 1893.


The bone homograft--experimental and clinical applications.


Acute poisoning from overdose of isoniazid. Two accidental cases in children admitted to the same hospital on successive davs.


Pityriasis rosea in a three month old infant.


Imperforate hymen: review of the literature and report of four additional cases.


Relationship of maternal mumps to congenital defects and fetal deaths, and to maternal morbidity and mortality.


Thrombocytopenic purpura complicating epidemic narotitis in a child.


The congenital short esophagus, benign stricture, and the elderly patient.


Interaction of heat, glucose, L-alanine, and potassium nitrate in spore germination of Bacillus megaterium.


Extrathoracic airway resistance in man.

Extrathoracic airway resistance in man.


The interrelationships of pressure, flow, and volume during various respiratory maneuvers in normal and emphysematous subjects.


The physician as a world citizen.

The physician as a world citizen.


Functional role of median longitudinal fasciculus in evoked conjugate ocular deviations in cats.


Patterns of competitive interaction of electrically evoked eye movements in cats.


Effect of propyliodone (Dionosil) bronchograms on blood iodine and radioiodine uptake.


Facilitation and addition of electrically evoked eye movements in cats.


Sarcoma of the vulva. A case report.

Sarcoma of the vulva. A case report.


Influence of stress on plasma and adrenal corticosterone levels in rats with intact and regenerating adrenals.


Etiopatogenesis of so-called idiopathic hemotympanum and its relation to morphogenesis of the adhesive process. Chronic postinflammatory hematoma of the pneumatic cavities of the ear.


A cytophysiological study of the functional relationship between oliodendroglial cells and nerve cells of Deiters' nucleus.


Two steps to control of personnel turnover. 1. Learning where the problems are, 2. Organizing a corrective campaign.


Nonaneurysmal intracranial hemorrhage.

Nonaneurysmal intracranial hemorrhage.


Sternostoma sialiphilus n. sp. (Acarina: Rhinonyssidae) from the nasal cavities of the Eastern bluebird. Sialia sialis (Linnaeus).


The biosynthesis of 3-nitropropanoic acid by Penicillium atrovenetum.


Lethality and duration of multiple sclerosis in Denmark.


Lethality, duration, and mortality of disseminated sclerosis in Denmark.


Potential uses of alternate binocular presentation in studies of vision and as an indicator of physiological stress.


Erythroplasia of the female genitalia. Report of two cases of a benign from (plasmacytosis pudendi).


Hydrogenplatinum electrode system in detection of intravascular shunts.


GANTT J: Comparison of the platinum-rhodium-hydrogen electrode, dyedilution, and oxygen methods in detecting shunts.


Distensibility of digital blood vessels in cold environment.


What can be found in arterial pulse waves?


Possible role of the reticuloendothelial system in protein transport.


Granuloma annulare: a clinical note.

Granuloma annulare: a clinical note.


Hypothermia in the treatment of cerebral injury occurring during cardiac arrest. Report of three cases.


Solochrome cyanin-iron alum for rapid staining of frozen sections.


Effects of a synthetic nitrate concentrate administered orally to cattle.


Electron microscopic studies of anterior pituitary glands from lactating and estrogen-treated rats.


Syndrome of Fisher. Ophthalmoplegia, ataxia and areflexia.


Freshwater crabs and Simulium neavei in East Africa. I. Preliminary observations made on the slopes of Mount Elgon in December 1961, and January, 1961.


The effect of sheep-dip containing the insecticide BHC on the fauna of a small stream, including Simulium and its predators.


A plea for caution in the use of DDT in the control of aquatic insects in Africa.


A method of treating asbestos filter pads for virus filtration.


Mesenteric vascular occlusion.

Mesenteric vascular occlusion.


America's oldest student medical society. One hundred and fifty years of Boylston.


Mycotic endocarditis following intracardiac operations. Report of four cases.


Preparation of purified 3-hydroxyanthranilic acid oxidase from rat and ox liver.


Some physiological changes accompanying tetany induced by exposure to hot, wet conditions.


Composition and caloric density of weight loss during caloric restriction in cold.


Prediction of skin temperature of men in the cold.


Morphologic changes produced by the herpes virus in human embryo-cell cultures.


The long-sight prognosis of chorea minor.


Constrictive pericarditis. Clinical findings and hemodynamic studies in asymptomatic patient.


Blood clotting activities of thrombolytic agents with special reference to a Hageman-like effect.


Roentgen manifestations of multiple cysts of the renal medulla.


Comparative studies with the photooxidase of Rhodospirillum.


Determination of adrenocorticotropin in human urine by a benzoic-acid adsorption method.


Quantitative determination of haemoglobin A2 using paper electrophoresis. A quantitative paper electrophoresis method for the separation of haemoglobins A and A(2) is described. The possible sources of error and the accuracy of the method have been investigated. The normal range for haemoglobin A(2) by this method is 1.3% to 4.3% of the total haemoglobin concentration. Good clinical correlation has so far been obtained.


Transition of lymphatic leukaemia to reticulum cell sarcoma.


Maryland Commission on Alcoholism 1961.

Maryland Commission on Alcoholism 1961.


Spring Grove State Hospital Alcoholic Rehabilitation Unit.


The different ligaments of the symphysis pubis in the pregnant and the non-pregnant state.


Proctalgia fugax.

Proctalgia fugax. A personal study of 24 patients suffering from protalgia fugax is reported. It is suggested that sudden vascular congestion analogous to migraine may be the precipitating mechanism.


Intrasplenic isotopes in study of portal systemic collateral circulation.


Formation of labeled sugars from L-tyrosine-C14 in some higher plants.


Some factors influencing respiration and glycolysis in Ehrlich ascites tumor cells.


The Crabtree effect: a review.

The Crabtree effect: a review.


Metabolism of L-lysine by bacterial enzymes. V. Glutaric semialdehyde dehydrogenase.


Studies on the motile function of the fallopian tube. 1. Analytic studies ont the motile function of the fallopian tube.


Studies on the motile function of the fallopian tube. 2. Effect of audio-rectangular pulse wave current on the motile function of the fallopian tube.


Evaluation of the origins of strontium-90 contained in wheat plant.


The photoconductivity of chloroplasts and the far red light effect. The photoconductivity of chloroplast films in the dry and the wet state has been investigated. These films were found to behave like typical semiconductors, in agreement with the results of Arnold and co-workers, who have used only dry films. It was found that a steady photocurrent produced in a chloroplast film by blue or red light, can be either stimulated or quenched-depending on the intensity of the illumination-by simultaneous application of far red or near infrared light. This reminds one of the quenching of the photoconductivity of phosphors by infrared light. The interaction of long wave light with light of shorter wavelength in the production of photoconductivity is of interest in relation to the "second Emerson effect," which suggests a similar interaction in photosynthesis.


On the local response of a single node of Ranvier under various conditions.


Placental transmission of hexamethylene-bis-carbaminoylcholine iodide in the rabbit and dog.


Muscle testing. 2. Reliability in clinical use.


Effect of acute hypothermia upon the noradrenaline and adrenaline content of the adrenal gland in the cat.


Isolation and identification of 11-ketotestosterone in salmon plasma.


A new technic for complete correction of transposition of the great vessels. An experimental study with a preliminary clinical report.


Contribution to the aetiology of ectopic pregnancy.


Early primary abdominal (pouch of Douglas) pregnancy with a report of a case.


Experimental Pseudomonas otitis media. Chemotherapy in the guinea pig.


Improved work methods.

Improved work methods.


Selective block of small fibres in the spinal roots by phenol.


Cytochrome c oxidase: the effects of lipides and surface active agents on enzymic activity.


Liver aldehyde oxidase: the nature of hematin component.


Liver aldehyde oxidase: a form of xanthine oxidase.


A clinical and physiological study of pregnancy in a material from northern Sweden. II. Body weight during and after pregnancy.


A clinical and physiological study of pregnancy in a material from northern Sweden. II. vital capacity and maximal breathing capacity during and after pregnancy.


A clinical and physiological study of pregnancy in a material from northern Sweden. IX. The effect of intravenous iron treatment during pregnancy on the circulatory adjustment.


A clinical and physiological study of pregnancy in a material from northern Sweden. VI. The arterial blood pressures at rest and in orthostatic test during and after pregnancy.


A clinical and physiological study of pregnancy in a material from northern Sweden. VIII. The effect of physical training during pregnancy on the circulatory adjustment.


A clinical and physiological study of pregnancy in a material from northern Sweden. VII. The heart volume during and after pregnancy.


Nomenclature of cancer chemotherapy agents.


Spectrographic determination of molybdenum in the nitrate reductase from Escherichia coli.


C14-glucose incorporation into charoninsulfuric acids by slices of mucous gland of Charonia lampas.


Experimental studies on the craving for alcohol. III. The relationship between alcoholic craving and carbohydrate metabolism.


Thyroid function in the rat during pregnancy and lactation.


Effect of graded doses of propylthiouracil on biosynthesis of thyroid hormones.


Comparison of the effects of various goitrogens on the biosynthesis of thyroid hormones in vitro.


Some factors modifying the expression of human strength.


Occurrence of D-phenylalanine, D-allothreonine and other D-amino-acids in peptido-lipids of bacterial origin.


Artifact production through esterification of glutamic acid during analytical procedures.


The partial chemical degradation of the cell walls of Lactobacillus plantarum, Streptococcus faecalis, and Lactobacillus casei.


The correlation between detoxicating enzyme activity and benzol susceptibility.


Pararrythmias.

Pararrythmias.


Immunity to diphtheria among Nigerian children.


Psychosomatic research in Japan.

Psychosomatic research in Japan.


Response to exercise in congenital complete atrioventricular block.


A case of Escherichia coli meningomyelitis in the presence of bilateral subdural hematomata.


"Idiohypophyseal" diabetes mellitus in two hypophysectomised women.


coarctation of the aorta. A postoperative functional and anatomical study.


Incomplete trisomy in a mongoloid child exhibiting minimal stigmata.


Freezing apparatus for preservation of bone marrow.


The larval trematodes of certain fresh-water molluscs. II. Experimental studies on the life-cycle of two species of Furcocercariae.


Success story. I. In the districts.

Success story. I. In the districts.


Head injuries and the physiotherapist. Demonstration (using a model).


Congenital dislocation of the hip. Diagnostic signs and treatment.


Atrophic and albo-papulid dystrophy of Pasini, a variant of epidermolysis bullosa.


Central themes of delusional productions in group psychotherapy with schizophrenic patients.


District nursing.

District nursing.


The de novo synthesis of polysaccharide by phosphorylase.


Canadian visit: report of the First McLaughlin-Gallie Professorship.


Phosphorylase and uridinediphosphoglucose-glycogen transferase in pyridoxine deficiency.


LISTER and the Glasgow School of Surgery.


Post-gastrectomy syndromes: a review.

Post-gastrectomy syndromes: a review.


Special series on hospital planning. I. The pattern of hospitals.


Surgery in the treatment of peptic ulcer.


Social status of the parents of cerebral palsied children.


The demand on provincial children's hospitals.


The incidence of twins in cerebral palsy and mental retardation.


Delayed maturation in development.

Delayed maturation in development.


Delayed visual maturation.

Delayed visual maturation.


Early diagnosis of cerebral palsy.

Early diagnosis of cerebral palsy.


Early diagnosis of mental subnormality.

Early diagnosis of mental subnormality.


The tonsillectomy problem.

The tonsillectomy problem.


Coat colour and experimental melanotic tumour production in the hamster.


Change of helical configuration in the activation of chymotrypsinogen.


Antiaccelerator action of methoxamine.

Antiaccelerator action of methoxamine.


Cardiac actions of methoxamine with special reference to its antagonistic action to epinephrine.


The effects of methoxamine upon the membrane resting and action potentials of the guinea pig's ventricular muscle fibres.


Growth patterns in human carcinoma. Their classification and relation to prognosis.


Solubilization of aromatic hydroxylase system of liver microsomes and requirement of lipid-like factor.


Studies on the gamma ray irradiation on protein. I. Effect on the sulfhydryl groups, polarographic patterns and electron spin resonance absorption of bovine serum albumin.


Studies on the lipogenesis in animal tissues under pathological conditions. I. The formation of unsaturated fatty acid in diabetic and fasted rats.


Potentiation of epinephrine action.

Potentiation of epinephrine action.


Experimental and clinical transplantation of hemi-joints.


On the accumulation of noradrenaline in guinea pig brain mitochondrial particles.


Studies on leptospirosis. I. Experimental leptospirosis of mice with jaundice, hemorrhage and high mortality.


A furcatin hydrolyzing glycosidase of Viburnum furcatum Blume.


Convalescence from influenza. A study of the psychological and clinical determinants.


Follow-up-study effect of oral methoxsalen (8-methoxypsoralen) on sunburn and suntan.


Pathology of hypertension.

Pathology of hypertension.


Further studies demonstrating an increased erythemal threshold following oral methoxsalen.


Ultracentrifuge investigation of the serum proteins in Waldenstrom's macroglobulinaemia.


Diagnosis of aortic embolism by aortography.


Narcolepsy in identical twins.

Narcolepsy in identical twins.


The story of the anti-depressant drugs.

The story of the anti-depressant drugs.


A normal diet.

A normal diet.


A study of ascorbic acid in normal and ketotic cows.


Comparative study of the localization of incorporated 14C-labeled amino acids and 35SO4 in the sea urchin ovary, egg and embryo.


Inhalant and intravenous indoklon in psychiatric treatment.


Electrocardiographic analysis of pure mitral valvular disease: a study based on fifty-seven cases with open-heart operation.


The intravenous therapy nurses.

The intravenous therapy nurses.


The cross-roads.

The cross-roads.


Meeting the challenge.

Meeting the challenge.


The practice of major surgery in South Africa.


Nutritive value of bread made from flour treated with chlorine dioxide.


Biosynthesis of diphosphopyridine nucleotide. III. Nicotinic acid mononucleotide pyrophos-phorylase.


Pathway of diphosphopyridine nucleotide biosynthesis in Escherichia coli.


Experimental study of hematogenous reinfection with Trichophyton mentagr., v. ast. VI. Experimental trichophytid (generalized) produced by hematogenous reinfection with Trichophyton mentagr., v. ast., as seen from comparative exanthematology.


Experimental study on hematogenous reinfection with Trichophyton mentagr., v. ast. V. Syphilid-like eruption due to hematogenous infection by Trichophyton mentagr., v. ast., considered from the point of view of comparative exanthematology.


Experimental study on hematogenous reinfection with Trichophyton mentagr., v. asteroides. III. Provoked flare up of "healed" lesion due to previous skin inoculation with Trichophyton mentagr., v. asteroides, following intravenous reinjection with the Trichophyton.


Experimental study on hematogenous reinfection with Trichophyton mentagr., v. asteroides. IV. Serological follow up of experimental trichophytid caused by hematogenous reinfection with Trichophyton, mentagr., v. ast. using crude polysaccharide (from the Trichophyton mechanically disintegrated) as antigen.


Magnesium silicate-water system chromatography for the separation of corticosteroids.


States of tyrosine residues in the molecules of insulin, lysozyme and catalase.


Peroxidase activity of hemoproteins. I. Generation of activity by acid or alkali denaturation of methemoglobin and catalase.


Studies in nutritive value of double bean. I. Digestibility of double bean flour in vitro.


Studies in nutritive value of double bean. II. Effect of autoclaving, germination and solvent extraction on nutritive value.


Studies in nutritive value of double bean. III. The effect of feeding a double bean diet on the composition and certain enzymes of the liver of albino rats.


Studies in nutritive value of double bean. IV. Effect of addition of vitamin B12 and antibiotics on the growth of rats fed raw double bean diet.


The mechanisms involved in histamine release and histamine increase in allergic skin reactions.


Semen analysis with a new collection method.


Renal artery stenosis with hypertension. Case report of successful surgical treatment.


Periodic search for cancer in the carbon black industry.


Teflon grafts and homografts in the common bile duct. A preliminary evaluation.


The Medicare Program: Some questions of policy and administrative practice.


Physiological considerations in treatment of diffuse toxic goiter.


The action of 1,1,3-tricyano-2-amino-1-propene (U-9189) on the thyroid gland of the rat and its effects in human thyrotoxicosis.


Local blood pressure and direction of flow in experimental arterio-venous fistula.


Albert F. R. ANDRESEN, 1885-1961.

Albert F. R. ANDRESEN, 1885-1961.


The esophagus.

The esophagus.


Aerodynamics within the larynx and trachea. Indications for vapour therapy in acute laryngo-tracheitis.


Studies on smoke temperature during cigarette smoking.


On the use of fibrinolysin inhibitors in plasma clot tissue culture.


Role of the sympathetic nervous system in urinary bladder function in the cat.


Measuring efficiency in medical operations.


The polycystic-ovary syndrome.

The polycystic-ovary syndrome.


Sedatives and suggestibility in neurotic patients.


Congenital atresia of the extrahepatic bile ducts: report of a case with successful surgical correction.


The effect of some stressors on symptoms of cortisone overdosage.


The relationship of adrenal cortex functions to disease.


Air flow patterns and heat transfer within the respiratory tract. A new method for experimental studies on models.


The role of adrenal cortex in the etiology of disease.


A standardized endodontic technique utilizing newly designed instruments and filling materials.


Alveolar osteoporosis and pulpal death associated with compulsive bruxism.


A case of hemangioma with thrombocytopenia in the newborn infant treated by total excision. Review of the literature.


Common foot problems in young children.

Common foot problems in young children.


An evaluation of the predictive power of a test known to differentiate between elderly "functional" and "organic" psychiatric patients.


An objective assessment of the effects of nialamide on depressed patients.


Thromboplastic activity of red cells.

Thromboplastic activity of red cells.


The effect of some stressors on steroid diabetes in the rat.


A note on Enterobius vermicularis microbulbus Yamashita and Konno (1957).


Medical care for the aged and your congressman.


Formulation of public policy in medical care: dynamics of community action at local level.


Hypertension after resection of coarctation of the aorta.


Increase of evaporative loss of water from the skin of the ox in response to local heating of the hypothalamus.


A rapid "side-room" method for the determination of plasma fibrinogen concentration as fibrin. A method is proposed for the rapid estimation of plasma fibrinogen concentration. The technique depends on the increase of optical density occurring when plasma clots. A kit is described which obviates the use of laboratory apparatus, so that the test may be performed in the ward side-room if a small centrifuge can be provided.A calibration curve has been prepared for use with commercial opacity standards, and a measure of the error of the method has been obtained.


The 'serial thrombin time' method for measuring fibrinogenolytic activity in plasma.


Anticoagulant therapy.

Anticoagulant therapy.