Taxonomically significant color reactions of Brevibacterium linens. Grecz, Nicholas (University of Chicago, Chicago, Ill.), and Gail M. Dack. Taxonomically significant color reactions of Brevibacterium linens. J. Bacteriol. 82:241-246. 1961.-Brevibacterium linens was observed to give characteristic color reactions with certain bases and acids. An intensive carmine-red color appeared immediately after addition of a drop of 5 n sodium hydroxide, 5 n potassium hydroxide, and saturated barium hydroxide. A light carmine-red was given by lithium hydroxide, and a light orange-red with a milky suspension of calcium hydroxide. No discernible color change was given with weak bases such as ammonium hydroxide, aniline, and pyridine.A characteristic salmon-pink color was produced when B. linens was rubbed with a glass rod in a drop of glacial acetic acid or filter paper; a brick-red color was produced with aniline under these conditions. With syrupy phosphoric acid a green color appeared within 3 to 4 min which turned blue after approximately 3 hr. The blue color was stable for several days. On the basis of these color reactions, B. linens could be distinguished from other microorganisms possessing yellow-orange pigmentation, i.e., Staphylococcus aureus, Staphylococcus epidermidis, Micrococcus flavus, Micrococcus citreus, Mycobacterium phlei, Sarcina lutea. Therefore, these color changes may be used for the identification of B. linens. Original isolates of B. linens from cheese were tested by these spot reactions and all presumptive identifications could be subsequently confirmed by conventional methods. Blue and green colors appeared in all yellow-orange chromogens treated with sulfuric, perchloric, and hydrochloric acids and hence these colors were not specific for B. linens.


Histiocytosis X, report of a case of Hand-Schuller-Christian disease.


Acute benign pericarditis: case report.

Acute benign pericarditis: case report.


A colorimetric method for the estimation of monoamine oxidase.


Surgical irrigation apparatus.

Surgical irrigation apparatus.


Lipid composition of lipoproteins of normal human plasma.


A football camp outbreak of aseptic meningitis due to Echo 9 virus.


Malformations in foetal rats induced by the pyrrolizidine alkaloid, heliotrine.


Things to come.

Things to come.


Auscultation of the skull in the detection of osteolytic lesions.


Bromide intoxication. A survey of 15 years' experience at S.U.I. hospitals.


Studies on the electron transport system. 33. Succinic-cytochrome c reductase.


Pathways of metabolism in heart muscle.

Pathways of metabolism in heart muscle.


The mitochondrion and biochemical machines.


On the unit of mitochondrial structure and function.


The structural protein and mitochondrial organization.


Isolation and properties of the structural protein of mitochondria.


On financing.

On financing.


The delayed origin of mutants induced by exposure of extracellular phage T4 to ethyl methane sulfonate.


The immunological theory of cancer.

The immunological theory of cancer.


Response of the human retinal vessels to positive pressure breathing.


Ubiquinone (coenzyme Q) and the function of vitamin E.


Studies on vitamin E. 8. Vitamin E, ubiquinone and ubichromenol in the rabbit.


Role of selenium in relation to ubiquinone in the rat.


The effect of a water-soluble metabolite of a alpha-tocopherol on ubiquinone in the rat.


Association of behavior disorder with an electroencephalographic focus in children without seizures.


Total replacement of the ureter by a loop of ileum.


Dilantin in the treatment of lightning pains.


Familial amyotrophic lateral sclerosis occurring in 4 generations. Report of a case.


The nurse on the laboratory research team.


Bacterium anitratum meningitis: report of a case and a review of the literature.


On the smooth-muscle stimulating activity of preparations of heparin.


Interaction between cerebroside sulfate and amines.


Management of fresh fractures of the neck of the femur.


Achievement of physical therapy students in college physics and chemistry.


A prototype of an asthmatic unit in a general pediatric convalescent home.


Biochemical studies on adenovirus multiplication. II. Kinetics of nucleic acid and protein synthesis in suspension cultures.


Amino acid and protein metabolism in Walker carcinoma 256 cell cultures.


Blood radiation dose after 131-I therapy of thyrotoxicosis. Calculations with reference to leukaemia.


Protein catabolism and protein synthesis in perfused livers of normal and alloxan-diabetic rats.


Treatment of asthma in children with isoproterenol sulfate suppositories.


Inhibition of ejaculation as a side-effect of mellaril.


Physical allergy.

Physical allergy.


Relation between threshold and duration of seizures and electrographic change during convulsive therapy.


Periodic asystole following myocardial infarction and cardiac depressant drugs.


Skin and eye testing methods.

Skin and eye testing methods.


A comparison of the native and derived 30S and 50S ribosomes of Escherichia coli. Four types of ribosomes occurring in E. coli have been separated by sucrose gradient centrifugation. These are the 30S and 50S particles occurring in E. coli extracts (native particles), and the 30S and 50S particles which are the subunits of 70S ribosomes (derived particles). Two criteria were used in comparing these particles: (1) The type of RNA contained in each, as determined by sedimentation velocity in the analytical ultracentrifuge. (2) The ability of mixtures of 30S and 50S ribosomes (derived 30S + derived 50S, native 30S + native 50S) to undergo the reaction: [Formula: see text] Native and derived 30S particles were found to contain 16S RNA. Derived 50S particles contained 23S RNA and a small amount of 15 to 20S RNA, whereas native 50S ribosomes contained only 16S RNA. Derived 30S and 50S particles combined to form 70S particles. However, under identical conditions, native 30S and 50S particles did not form 70S ribosomes.


Elevated alpha-2-serum proteins as a possible genetic marker in spontaneous hereditary diabetes mellitus of the Chinese hamster (Cricetulus griseus).


Back mutation in Drosophila melanogaster. I. X-ray induced back mutations at the yellow, scute and white loci.


Triamcinolone therapy in the adrenogenital syndrome.


Concerning the role of wall stresses in the elongation of the Nitella cell.


Normal, living twins in uterus didelphys with 38 day interval between deliveries.


Effeminacy in prepubertal boys. Summary of eleven cases and recommendations for case management.


Incongruous gender role: nongenital manifestations in prepubertal boys.


Multiple neuropathic joints? Syphilitic.


Methohexital in dental anaesthesia.

Methohexital in dental anaesthesia.


A micromethod for determination of poliovirus antibody suitable for mass surveys.


The comparative accuracy in localization of brain tumors by air contrast radiography, angiography, and electroencephalography.


Asymmetries of beta activity in epilepsy, brain tumor, and cerebrovascular disease.


The distribution of potassium and caesium-137 in the calf and the pig.


Personal experiences with arrhythmias.

Personal experiences with arrhythmias.


The failure of antithistamines to suppress nuclear polyploidy in regenerating mouse liver.


The role of the psychiatrist in a residential treatment unit for adolescents.


The ego structure of the adolescent retardate: psychological principles for clinical application.


The incidence of drug addiction in Great Britain and its prevention.


Hereditary spherocytosis with fatal complications. Necessity of elective splenectomy early in the disease.


Effects of physostigmine on the eggday survivals of chloramphenicol-treated embryonated chick eggs.


Intrathoracic pheochromocytoma; report of a case.


Skeletal age and the control of bone growth.


A critical digest of the literature on selection of candidates for psychoanalytic training.


Further notes on fetishism.

Further notes on fetishism.


Regression and fixation. Considerations concerning the development of the ego.


Are medical students learning psychiatry?


Effect of pituitary growth hormone on cholesterogenesis.


Lysosomal-like particles in the rat mammary gland.


Renal biopsy in gout.

Renal biopsy in gout.


Endogenous cathepsin activation of trypsinogen in extracts of dog pancreas.


Considerations regarding the parent-infant relationship.


Cortisone and infection.

Cortisone and infection.


Effect of hydrocortisone on herpes virus-infected HeLa cells.


Use of reference samples in evaluating water laboratories.


Epidermoid cyst of the skull. A case observed for sixteen years.


Radiography in appendicitis.

Radiography in appendicitis.


Spontaneous pneumoperitoneum in appendicitis.


Purification and properties of thymidylate synthetase from calf thymus.


Structural requirements of the tetrahydropteridine cofactor for the serine aldolase and the thymidylate synthetase reactions.


Benign subpleural lymph node appearing as a pulmonary "coin" lesion.


Pulmonary atelectasis complicating bronchial asthma.


A comparison of the cross-cultural adaptive process with adolescence.


Acute intercurrent psychosis during the course of familial periodic paralysis.


Approaches to psychiatric consultation in a research hospital setting.


A preliminary report--resistance and cross-resistance of Escherichia coli mutants to radiomimetic agents.


A factor in agar which reverses the antibacterial activity of 1-methyl-3-nitrosoguanidine.


The protection of Escherichia coli against inhibition by 1-methyl-3-nitro-1-nitrosoguanidine.


Outbreak of unidentified disease in American personnel in Eritrea.


Effect of intermittent cardiac ischemia on myocardial oxygen availability and function of the left ventricle.


Effect of myocardial ischemia at varying temperatures on left ventricular function and tissue oxygen tension.


Staphylococcus polyvalent somatic antigen vaccine. II. An improved method of preparation.


Influence of tranquilizing drugs on phagocytosis in vivo.


Prenatal immunization for the protection of infants against whooping cough.


Comparative laboratory evaluation of antiseborrheic dermatitis preparations.


Effect of drinking intoxicating amounts of alcoholic beverage on uropepsin excretion.


Alterations in the blood fatty acids in single and combined deficiencies of essential fatty acids and vitamin B6 in monkeys.


Quantitative histological distribution of certain phosphorus compounds in the rat adrenal in various functional states.


Studies in histochemistry. LX. Quantitative histochemical distribution of glucose 6-phosphate and 6-phosphogluconate dehydrogenases in rat adrenal, and the influence of adrenocorticotropic hormone.


Ophthalmia neonatorum: evaluation of different methods of prophylaxis in New York City.


The responses of the Venus heart to catechol amines and high concentration of 5-hydroxytryptamine. The catechol amines excite the isolated heart of Venus mercenaria in a characteristic manner. This response was not obtained with phenethylamine, tyramine, ephedrine, or mescaline, nor with histamine, nor with the basic n-alkylamines. 5-Hydroxytryptamine had a distinctive effect at high concentrations (above 3x10(-6) M) different from that at lower doses. The response to high concentrations was dominated by an increase in muscle tone. Hearts exposed to high concentrations of 5-hydroxytryptamine and other tryptamine analogues for long periods became tachyphylactic to low doses of these substances. However, high doses of 5-hydroxytryptamine (about 2x10(-5) M) still excited the tachyphylactic heart, but the response was then like that to the catechol amines. When high bath temperatures rendered the heart insensitive to 5-hydroxytryptamine, high concentrations of this compound again had the catechol amine effect. The possibility of a physiological role for the catechol amines or high 5-hydroxytryptamine concentrations is discussed.


Structure-activity relationship of tryptamine analogues on the heart of Venus mercenaria. A number of tryptamine analogues and other exciter agents have been tested on the heart of Venus mercenaria. The method of estimation of potency, especially for irreversibly acting compounds, is discussed. Specificity of action with respect to the site of action of 5-hydroxytryptamine is defined experimentally. The specific activity of tyramine and phenethylamine and the non-specific excitatory action of indole and skatole indicate that the indole ring is neither necessary nor sufficient for 5-hydroxytryptamine-like activity. Tryptamine analogues differ in mode of action as well as potency. Congeners without a 5-hydroxyl group tend to act more slowly and irreversibly as well as less strongly than 5-hydroxytryptamine. Methyl substitution also increases the time of action and difficulty of reversal. However, the potency of such compounds may be increased or decreased depending upon the position of substitution and the presence of the 5-hydroxyl group. The relations between structure and potency and mode of action are discussed. Suggestions are made concerning the effective conformation of the 5-hydroxytryptamine molecule and the nature of its receptor.


Studies on the destruction of glutathione-unstable red blood cells. The influence of fava beans and primaquine upon such cells in vivo.


A study in transsexualism.

A study in transsexualism.


Histological evidence for a neural role in the depletion of adrenal catecholamines by deserpidine and TM-10.


The general practitioner, the the local health authority, and the prevention of mental disorder.


Effect of posture and insulin hypoglycemia on catecholamine excretion in the newborn.


Catecholamine metabolism in a functional neural tumor.


Catecholamines in tissues of the human fetus.


Tracheal reconstruction: an experimental study.


Lipoprotein elevations of diabetics on tolbutamide as compared to lipoprotein levels during insulin therapy: preliminary observations.


Prolonged use of sodium liothyronine. Effects on thyroidal parameters and symptoms.


Peyronie's disease.

Peyronie's disease.


Current status of genitourinary tuberculosis at Sea View Hospital.


Correlations of activating and lethal effects of excitatory drugs in grouped and isolated mice.


Cough as a symptom of a brain tumor.

Cough as a symptom of a brain tumor.


The thyroid obstetric and gynecologic disorders.


The newer progestational agents in clinical practice.


The fat and the lean.

The fat and the lean.


The polycystic ovary syndrome.

The polycystic ovary syndrome.


Antiovulatory drugs and indications for their use.


Human availability studies of five vitamins in sustained release form.


Infertility.

Infertility.


Clinical laboratory evaluation of the "pinhead method" for total leukocyte counts.


Demonstration of superior 'specific" prophylactic effect of scopolamine on postanesthetic emesis.


Separation of specific antigens of Histoplasma capsulatum by ion-exchange chromatography.


Some measurements on the absorption of 4 MV x rays in concrete.


A study of the potential value of high energy electron therapy in comparison with megavoltage x-ray therapy.


Beam stability of a 20 Me V betatron.

Beam stability of a 20 Me V betatron.


Cinefluorographic study of hyperextension of the neck and upper airway patency.


A rehabilitation nursing record.

A rehabilitation nursing record.


Primary malignant melanomas of the parotid gland.


Time orientation and social class: a correction.


Feminizing mesenchymomas: a review of 42 cases.


Chemical induction of ovulation.

Chemical induction of ovulation.


Urinary estriol as an index of placental function. A preliminary report.


Carcinoma arising in adenomyosis associated with a feminizing mesenchymoma of the broad ligament. A case report.


Cardiovascular dynamics of vasovagal reactions in man.


Primary carcinoma of the liver--a plea for earlier diagnosis with emphasis on the serum alkaline phosphatase values.


The agar gel double-diffusion precipitin technique in tuberculosis: an evaluation in 300 patients.


Effects of intravenous lanatoside-C upon cardiodynamics in patients with mitral stenosis and regular sinus rhythm.


Meta-bis-(2-chloroethylamino)-dL-phenylalanine in the treatment of mouse tumors.


The activity of nitrosoguanidines against ascites tumors in mice.


Anesthesia in obstetrics and gynecology.


An American internship.

An American internship.


Effect of D-thyroxine on serum cholesterol.


Ergometry in the diagnosis of myasthenia gravis.


Lymphadenoid goitre with hypothyroidism, exophthalmos, pretibial myxoedema and acropachy.


The effects of the endocrine system on calorie balance in man.


Biosynthesis of S-methylmethionine in the jack bean.


Types of athletic injuries in various sports. Prevention and primary treatment.


Lactate, pyruvate, and excess lactate production in anesthetized man.


The human forearm as an experimental preparation.


One-stage ileostomy and total coloproctectomy for ulcerative colitis.


Perphenazine in the management of acute alcoholic intoxication.


Total coloproctectomy and ileostomy in one stage for ulcerative colitis.


The cardiovascular hemodynamics of Crocodilia.


The peripheral vascular disease clinic of Newark Beth Israel Hospital.


Effect of gallamine triethiodide and pentobarbital on certain cardiovascular and respiratory events.


The regulation of the blood vessels in the limbs.


Lead encephalopathy in children. Intravenous use of urea in its management.


A difference between the modes of action of substrate and hormonal inducers of rat liver tryptophan pyrrolase.


The activation and induction of rat liver tryptophan pyrrolase in vivo by its substrate.


Hormonal effects on DPN concentration in rat liver.


Help for barren marriages.

Help for barren marriages.


Hormonal agents in gynecology and obstetrics.


Indications for and methods of induction of labor.


Obsteric hemorrhages. Their treatment in general practice.


Industrialisation its challenge to medicine.


Mental health and the worker.

Mental health and the worker.


The relationship between occupational and public health services.


A device for facilitating intravenous, continuous spinal, and continuous caudal anesthesia.


Pheochromocytoma and meningioma of the foramen magnum.


Intracranial teratomata of the newborn.

Intracranial teratomata of the newborn.


Cancer of the oesophagus. Palliation by intubation.


Results in the treatment of cancer of the breast by interstitial irradiation of the pituitary.


Applied sociology for nurses.

Applied sociology for nurses.


Ernest JONES in Toronto, 1908-13. A fragment of biography.


Evaluation of portal circulation by percutaneous splenic isotope injection.


Experimentally produced changes in the rabbit resembling Legg-Calve-Perthes's disease.


A technique of left hemicolectomy for carcinoma of the descending, sigmoid and rectosigmoid colon.


Steroids and carbohydrate metabolism in the domestic bird.


Adaptation of a chromatographic technique for autoradiography.


A search for genetic interaction in the psittacosis group.


On the silence and sounds of the analytic hour.


The selection of candidates for psychoanalytic training.


Use of hydroxyphenamate in some forms of cardiovascular disease.


Angiosarcoma responsive to cyclophosphamide after failure of the combination of thio TEPA and methotrexate.


A nonlethal mutant of penicillin-resistant feline pneumonitis virus.


Infection with Cysticercus cellulosae. Report of a case.


The role of aortography in the diagnosis and management of dissecting aneurysms of the aorta.


The use of vasopressors in cardiac arrhythmias, particularly ventricular tachycardia.


A simplified five-dye stain for sections and smears.


The scientific separate (reprint) and a suggestion for its more effective utilization.


Severe essential hypertension treated by guanethidine sulfate with hydrochlorthiazide.


Arteriosclerotic popliteal aneurysms. Diagnosis and management.


The history and character of goitre in Canada.


Toxicity due to excess ingestion of an antispasmodic agent.


Confirmation of linkage between the Lutheran and secretor genes.


Clinical study of chlormezanone in musculoskeletal disorders.


Aids to drawing the "radiographic appearances".


Experimental induction of cystic corpora lutea in dairy cattle.


Aids to drawing the "radiographic appearances". The lower extremity. 1A. Drawing the anteroposterior foot.


Television cine-radiography.

Television cine-radiography.


Surgical reconstruction of the middle ear.


Sinoatrial heart block with Wenckebach phenomenon.


Ventricular tachycardia responding solely to digitalis therapy.


A study of the transport of ova through the rabbit oviduct.


Progressive antithrombin and fibrinogen. The antithrombin time according to Innerfield and its relation to acute pancreatitis.


Hypothermic circulation with a temperature regulating pump oxygenator.


Hereditary nephritis.

Hereditary nephritis.


North American blastomycosis of a nasal sinus: report of a case.


The treatment of myxedema.

The treatment of myxedema.


Some bacteriological data on dermatological patients. 1. Antibiograms and phage types of staphylococci.


The significance of the history of goiter for the etiology of the disease.


Rehabilitation and employment of industrial workers with cardiovascular disease.


Oxidative phosphorylation and respiratory control in housefly mitochondria.


Physiology of the coronary circulation.

Physiology of the coronary circulation.


Thoracic aortography in adults--technical aspects.


Some observations on Bell's palsy in Belfast during the period 1949 to 1958.


Another endobronchial foreign body, a plastic toy tooth.


Ototoxicity of certain antibiotic drugs.


Community rehabilitation centers: an alternative to the Forand Bill.


Special indications for colocystoplasty and total colic substitute bladder.


Structure of the conchiolin cases of the prisms in Mytilus edulis Linne. The prisms in the shell of Mytilus edulis Linné are calcite needles. Their small size and their thin conchiolin cases distinguish them from the prisms of many other species of mollusks. These Mytilus prisms have been studied with the electron microscope. The material consisted of positive replicas of surfaces of the prismatic layer, etched with chelating agents, and of preparations of tubular cases from decalcified prisms which were compared with the conchiolin from decalcified mother-of-pearl of the same species. In the replicas, the cases appear as thin pellicles in the intervals between the prism crystals. Both the prism cases and the nacreous conchiolin, disintegrated by exposure to ultrasonic waves and sedimented on supporting films, appear in the form of tightly meshed, reticulated sheets, described as "tight pelecypod pattern" in former studies on nacreous conchiolin of Mytilus. The results show that in the shell of this species the same conchiolin structure is associated with aragonite in mother-of-pearl and with calcite in the prismatic layer.


The free amino acid content of the female rabbit genital tract.


Glutamic-oxaloacetic transaminase in semen of human, bull, and rabbit seminal plasma.


The D-lactic cytochrome reductase of yeast: its chemical nature, origins, and relation to the respiratory chain.


Family data concerning the hypothesis of hereditary predisposition toward alcoholism.


Psychiatric syndromes due to acute reversible brain disorders.


Apparent cytoplasmic inheritance of tyrosinase competence in Streptomyces scabies.


Population Malthus.

Population Malthus.


The significance of mycotic infection in the aetiology of otitis externa.


The binding of cyanocobalamin and its naturally occurring analogues by certain body fluids and tissue extracts.


Criteria for design of the Mercury environmental control system, method of operation and results of manned system operation.


The preparation and properties of gastrin.


Otomycosis: a neglected disease.

Otomycosis: a neglected disease.


The effects of PABA derivatives on the multiplication of typhus rickettsiae. II. Mono- and bis-p-alkoxybenzoic acids.


Effect of dimethyl sulphoxide on the cryo-tolerance of mitochondria.


The effects of glycerol, freezing and storage at low temperatures, and drying by vacuum sublimation on oxidative phosphorvlation by mitochondrial suspensions.


Solitary non-parasitic cysts of the liver.


The effects of x-rays and beta rays (tritium) on the growth of Rickettsia mooseri and Rickettsia akari in embrvonate eggs. The growth of Rickettsia mooseri was accelerated and quantitatively increased in embryonate eggs containing tritium oxide at levels of 180, 90, and 45 mc./egg during the growth period. The eggs of a group containing 22.5 mc./egg showed only a slight increase in the rate of growth of organisms; the infections in the eggs of a group given 11.2 mc./egg did not differ significantly from those of the control group. On the other hand, growth of R. akari was inhibited in embryonate eggs containing tritium oxide at levels of 180, 90, and 45 mc./egg, and partially inhibited in groups containing 22.5 and 11.2 mc./egg. The patterns of growth of R. mooseri and of R. akari exposed to tritium oxide for 6 hours prior to inoculation into embryonate eggs did not differ significantly from that of the control group. Single and divided doses of x-rays to the host resulted in partial inhibition of the growth of R. akari.


Retention of urine and prostatectomy. A review from a small provincial hospital.


The surgical treatment of diverticulitis of the colon. A review of 38 cases.


Chylomicrons and fibrinolysis.

Chylomicrons and fibrinolysis.


Isolation of material with proactivator activity from human serum.


The use of long-acting quinidine gluconate in the management of atrial fibrillation.


The pharmacology of etryptamine.

The pharmacology of etryptamine.


Why we rarely know about drugs.

Why we rarely know about drugs.


The mechanism of cough; a review.

The mechanism of cough; a review.


Role of endotoxin in typhoid fever.

Role of endotoxin in typhoid fever.


On the collapse of bacterial endotoxin resistance following hemorrhage. Unanesthetized immature albino rabbits exposed to 2 hours of severe but reversible hemorrhagic shock induced with aseptic precautions by multiple cardiac bleedings exhibited no increase in susceptibility to single intravenous injections of 200 microg./kg. E. coli endotoxin administered 4 hours post retransfusion, a quantity of endotoxin that was found to be the largest dose uniformly non-lethal to normal rabbits. Paired and randomly selected rabbits treated identically except for the additional procedure of a femoral arterial cutdown and ligation (without aseptic precautions) exhibited increases in susceptibility to the same endotoxin of several hundredfold. This effect could not be attributed to the femoral cutdown and arterial ligation alone since such trauma when coupled with sham cardiac bleedings failed to increase susceptibility to 200 microg./kg. of endotoxin. These data appear valid since sham cardiac bleedings produced no detectable impairment of myocardial contractility, while 2 hours of hemorrhagic shock at 50 mm. Hg with the Lamson reservoir technique caused an increase in endotoxin susceptibility comparable to that seen when cardiac bleedings were combined with a non-sterile femoral arterial cutdown and ligation. The mechanisms increasing the susceptibility to E. coli endotoxin were investigated. It was found that (a) rabbit femoral skeletal muscle is normally contaminated with clostridia, (b) the use of aseptic femoral wounding precautions exerted some suggestive protective influence, (c) the use of aseptic wounding precautions combined with immediate topical sulfanilamide and wound closure exerted a significant protective influence, and (d) prophylactic polyvalent gas gangrene antitoxin protected in a manner not demonstrable when diphtheria antitoxin was employed as a control. These observations suggest that clostridial wound infection is one mechanism whereby a femoral arterial cutdown lowers endotoxin resistance of the rabbit following hemorrhagic shock. It is, however, not the only mechanism since the ligation of a femoral artery during hemorrhagic shock led to edema following retransfusion equivalent to a mean of approximately 30 per cent of the original circulating plasma volume. The intensification of shock caused by this transudation presumably intensified reticulo-endothelial injury, and thus further lowered the resistance of the rabbit to an intravenous injection of endotoxin 4 hours following retransfusion.


Recovery after anaphylaxis of isolated guinea pig ileum segments.


Significance of vascular injurious factors in human plasma as determined by animal assay. II. Role of human complement in increasing capillary permeability.


Genital anomalies in women: an evaluation of diagnosis, incidence, and obstetric performance.


Ulcerative colitis and parathyroid dysfunction.


Cardiovascular effects of phenazocine and meperidine under stress.


The genetics and biochemistry of red fat cells in Drosophila melanogaster.


The occurrence of a yellow, antibiotic pigment in Lasiostictis fimbriata; with a note on its conidial stage.


A double-blind study of the treatment of hypertension.


An automated method for determination of terramycin.


The Dymond Report and chronic patients in Ontario hospitals.


The supine hypotensive syndrome during conduction anaesthesia for the near-term gravid patient: case reports.


Influence of exogenous and endogenous factors on longevity.


True hermaphroditism.

True hermaphroditism.


Atherosclerosis and coronary heart-disease.


The effect of dietary fats and synthetic glycerides on the production of atherosclerosis and thrombosis in the rat.


Studies of the invasive, mycelial form of Candida albicans.


Rheumatoid disease.

Rheumatoid disease.


A note on the presence of inclusion bodies in dividing human kidney cells infected with croup-associated virus.


Comparison of an attenuated and virulent louping ill strain.


The effect of trypsin on representative myxoviruses.


Electron microscope studies of spermateleosis in Fasciola hepatica L.


Aortic rupture in the turkey.

Aortic rupture in the turkey.


Moulage.

Moulage.


Deleterious influence of orally administered tritiated thymidine on reproductive capacity of mice.


Stimulation of mitosis in adult mice by administration of thymidine.


Speech, language and hearing disorders in encephalopathy.


On the validity and reliability of the typical ECG-pattern in myocardial infarction.


The passive transfer of sensitivity to antigen-induced fever.


Haemochromatosis with Addison's disease.


Treatment of nerve gas and other anticholinesterase poisoning.


The chromosomal etiology of congenital gonadal defects.


Modification of breast examination by simultaneous palpation.


Experimental studies on vaginal bleeding at ovulation time.


Cineangiocardiographic studies of puppies and full-grown dogs.


Liver tumors in rats fed Ponceau 3R.

Liver tumors in rats fed Ponceau 3R.


Non-disjunction of the chromosomes as a cause of congenital defects: known and potential combinations.


Determination of vitamin A: criticism of Tardif's method.


Modification of radiation responses of tissue by colchicine. Effects on mouse hair roots.


Comparison of effects of I-131-induced hypothyroidism and L-triiodothyronine on irradiated hair roots in mice.


The effect of L-triiodothyronine on radiation sensitivity.


Diagnostic significance of spermatozoa in secretions obtained by prostatic massage.


"Recovery" responses of hypoxic arterial smooth muscle.


Bovine papular stomatitis. I. Recognition in the United States.


Bovine papular stomatitis. II. The experimentally produced disease.


Bovine papular stomatitis. III. Histopathology.


Upper gastrointestinal haemorrhage in the non-European. An analysis of the 149 cases of haematemesis admitted to Coronation Hospital from January 1951, to September 1959, is presented. The commonest cause was found to be acute gastritis and gastric erosion. These cases were more common in males and usually followed on an alcoholic bout. These were in the main mild. Twenty-five cases associated with peptic ulceration were found, and the lesion occurred more commonly in males under the age of 40. Duodenal ulcer was commoner than gastric ulcer. The incidence of haematemesis with peptic ulceration appears to be on the increase, the cause of which is not known. Cirrhosis of the liver is a frequent cause of haematemesis and carries a high mortality.


Mammalian pachytene chromosome mapping and somatic chromosome identification.


Role of the sex hormones in peptic ulcer.


Treatment of malignant retroperitoneal sarcomas with use of the second-look approach.


Local gastric hypothermia in the treatment of massive upper gastrointestinal hemorrhage. With a discussion of techniques.


A neuro-myo-arterial glomus in the temporomandibular meniscus.


Anastomoses in the Phycomycetes.

Anastomoses in the Phycomycetes.


The movement of particles attached to the surface of amebae in relation to current theories of ameboid movement.


An improved mass culture method for the large, free-living amebae.


Identification of ameba crystals. II. Triuret in two crystal forms.


One year's clinical experience with 5-fluorouracil and x-ray-a preliminary report.


The foramen of Rivinus--an artefact.

The foramen of Rivinus--an artefact.


Congenital megacolon (Hirschsprung's disease) associated with hypoproteinemia and edema. A case report.


The use of verbal mediators in concept formation by retarded subjects at different intelligence levels.


The prevention and surgical treatment of recurrent decubitus ulcers in patients with paraplegia.


Gastric vagotomy vs. total abdominal vagotomy.


Normal and experimental involution of rat mammary gland.


Normal growth of rat mammary glands during pregnancy and early lactation.


Thyroxine and mammary gland growth in rat.


A blood-transfusion bottle heater.

A blood-transfusion bottle heater.


Is brucellosis implicated in calcific aortic valvular stenosis?


Heparin versus heparin-bishydroxycoumarin anticoagulant therapy: comparison in patients with acute complicated myocardial infarction.


Amine oxidase inhibitors; their current place in the therapy of cardiovascular diseases.


The importance of the monoamine oxidase inhibitors in cardiovascular disease.


Nicotinic acid as a metabolite of nicotine in Nicotiana rustica.


Hospital care is still a bargain.

Hospital care is still a bargain.


Diagnostic precision as a factor in male mortality data.


Observations on the fluoridation controversy.


Appearance of kanamycin resistance in a single phage type of Staphylococcus.


Effect of irradiation to adrenal upon circulating adrenal medullarv hormone in the rat.


Effect of irradiation to adrenal upon circulating adrenal medullary hormone in the rat.


Eyeblink conditioning: photoelectric pick-up and EEG recording.


Bender-Gestalt figure rotations: a stimulus factor.


Laboratory for practical rehabilitation.


The early clinical use of cyclopropane.

The early clinical use of cyclopropane.


The dollars and sense of diary practice.


Skin homograft rejection in adrenalectomized and gonadectomized individuals maintained on meticorten.


Blood and bile composition in experimental biliary cirrhosis.


Copper in cytochrome oxidase.

Copper in cytochrome oxidase.


Purification and properties of cytochrome oxidase.


Altered guinea pig response to tubercle bacilli following prior infection with durg-resistant bacilli.


Studies of the electron transport system. XXXV. Purification and properties of cytochrome oxidase.


Studies of the electron transport system. XXXVI. Properties of copper in cytochroma oxidase.


Crush injuries of the chest.

Crush injuries of the chest.


Moonflower poisoning.

Moonflower poisoning.


The first year of life of the Johannesburg Bantu.


Extramural and intramural blood-supply of colon.


Multiple-puncture vaccination with freeze-dried B.C.G. vaccine in schoolchildren.


Multiple-puncture vaccination in the newborn with freeze-dried B.C.G. vaccine.


The value of clinical laboratory tests. VII. Paper chromatography.


Evaluation of an enlarged cardiothymic image in infancy. Thymolvtic effect of steroid administration.


Bacterial endocarditis associated with atrial septal defect of the ostium secundum type.


The influence of thermal stress and changes in body temperature on the development of carcinosarcoma 256 Walker in rats after inoculation of cells.


A community cytology program.

A community cytology program.


Studies on the requirement of the young chick for vitamin E. The effects of different sources and levels of dietary starch on gain in weight and body vitamin E storage.


Studies on the requirement of the young chick for vitamin E. 2. The effects of different sources and levels of dietary lipids on live-weight gain and body vitamin E storage.


On the labeling of shadows.

On the labeling of shadows.


Pseudosarcoms associated with squamous-cell carcinoma of the larynx, report of a case.


Differentiation of neurosis from organic disease.


The action of 2-aminoethylene-isothiuronium on the growth of I.O.B. 10 sarcoma.


The normoplastic action of acetylcholine on malignant epithelial tissue.


The incidence and significance of bacteriuria in female diabetics.


Peridural anaesthesia in normal and dyskinetic labour.


The ontogeny of insulin secretion in the chick embrvo.


True anomalous osmosis in multi-solute model membrane systems. The transport of liquid across charged porous membranes separating two electrolytic solutions of different composition consists of both a normal and an anomalous osmotic component. Anomalous osmosis does not occur with electroneutral membranes. Thus, with membranes which can be charged and discharged reversibly, normal osmosis can be measured with the membrane in the electroneutral state, and normal together with anomalous osmosis with the membrane in a charged state, the difference between these two effects being the true anomalous osmosis. Data are presented on the osmotic effects across an oxyhemoglobin membrane in the uncharged state at pH 6.75 and in two charged states, positive at pH 4.0 and negative at pH 10.0, in multi-solute systems with 0.2 and 0.4 osmolar solutions of a variety of electrolytes and of glucose against solutions of other solutes of the same, one-half, and twice these osmolarities. In the simpler systems the magnitude of the true anomalous osmosis can be predicted semiquantitatively by reference to appropriate single-solute systems. In isoosmolar systems with two electrolytic solutions the anomalous osmotic flow rates may reach 300 microl./cm.(2) hr. and more; systems with electrolytic solutions against solutions of glucose can produce twice this rate. These fluxes are of the same order of magnitude as the liquid transport rates across such living structures as the mucosa of dog gall bladder, ileum, and urinary bladder.


Binding of trichloroacetic acid by protein.


Cytodetection of cervical carcinoma in a military community.


Reticulum cell sarcoma of the small bowel.


Surgical management of acquired short esophagus.


Alcibiades. A dialogue utilizing the dialectic as a mode of psychotherapy for alcoholism.


Medicolegal aspects of concussion and sequelae.


Endometrial carcinoma. A thirteen year review.


The ultrastructure of cardiac desnosomes in the toad and their relationship to the intercalated disc. The fine structure of desmosomes and intercalated discs in the toad heart is discussed. A definite relationship between the dense components of these structures and the dense region of the Z band is demonstrated. The dense region of the Z band characteristically widens at its approach to the plasma membrane, and often terminates beneath it in a distinct discoidal plaque. Cardiac desmosomes appear to be structures which result from the intimate apposition of plaques of Z band material. These desmosomes retain the Z band function as sites of attachment for myofilaments. The suggestion is made that rotation of a desmosome through 90 degrees and splitting of filaments from the adjacent sarcomere could result in the formation of a simple step-like intercalated disc. Intermediate stages in this process are illustrated. Complex discs present in the toad probably represent the alignment of groups of simple discs produced by contractile forces. Possible physiologic functions of the disc and desmosome are discussed. Other morphologic features of toad cardiac cells include a distinct amorphous outer coat to the sarcolemma, a prominent N band, and a granular sarcoplasm with poorly developed reticulum.


Properties of the two forms of malic dehydrogenase from beef heart.


The clinical use of fluphenazine in pregnancy.


Pseudoalbuminuria due to bunamiodyl.

Pseudoalbuminuria due to bunamiodyl.


Liquid nitrogen therapy. Histologic observations.


Fine structure and morphogenesis in Protozoa.


Serum proteins in dermatophyte infections of the scalp.


Endemic treponematoses in the Sudan. A report on a survey. It has been recognized for many years that Africa contains a very large reservoir of endemic treponematoses, and all information on the foci of infection contributes to the goal of elimination of these diseases as public health problems.In 1959 the author undertook, at the request of the Sudanese Government, a number of pilot surveys in areas where the endemic treponematoses were thought to be prevalent. From the information acquired in these surveys and from official data it is clear that yaws and endemic syphilis are a major problem of public health in the Sudan. It is estimated that some 5 million people in six provinces are at risk, and that about 20% of the population in an area of 1 543 000 km(2) suffer from one or the other of the two diseases in the active clinical stage.In some localities yaws was found to be prevalent, and in some endemic syphilis. In others, the two infections were seen to co-exist; and it is suggested that, since little is known of the extent to which one infection confers protection against the other, the situation in the Sudan provides a perhaps unique opportunity for scientific studies of the interrelationship of these two diseases and their possible relationship with venereal syphilis.Another interesting finding, worthy of further investigation, was that mucous lesions occurred only in areas where syphilis was present and not where yaws alone was prevalent.


The treatment and control of dermatomycoses in the light of experiences gained with griseofulvin.


Enterotoxemia of sheep. II. Distribution of I-131 radioiodinated serum albumin in brains of Clostridium perfringens type D intoxicated lambs.


Enterotoxemi of sheep. I. Effects of Clostridium perfringens type D toxin on the brains of sheep and mice.


Enterotoxemia of sheep. III. Clostridium perfringens type D antitoxin titers of normal, nonvaccinated lambs.


GSR conditioning with preschool-age deaf children.


Ego, insight, and will-power.

Ego, insight, and will-power.


Oestrogen protection against acute digitalis toxicity in dogs.


FREUD'S dream of the botanical monograph.


Integration with ionization detectors in gas chromatography.


Returning the farmer with cardiac disease to work.


Biogenetic relationships between coumarins, flavonoids, isoflavonoids, and rotenoids.


Inhibitory effect of tritiated thymidine on regeneration of the liver in the young rat.


The blood: organ ratios of radioactivity in normal and lead-poisoned rats after the injection of methionine-35S.


Clinical phonocardiography. Graphic analysis of clinical ausculation.


Morphologic identification by electron microscopy of "oval" cells in experimental hepatic degeneration.


Studies on the mechanism of action of phosphoglyceromutases.


Variations in stability of enzymes with substrates and cofactors to physical agents.


Fluoridation in preventive dentistry. Its implications for public health nursing.


Some experiences with the newer antihypertensive agents.


A series of 77 full thickness skin burns with necrectomy immediately after electrolyte stabilization.


Carcinoma of the endometrium.

Carcinoma of the endometrium.


The content of acid fraction in cannabis resin of various age and provenance.


Diagnosis and management of the curable forms of hypertension.


Experiences with technics of chromatin sex determination.


Cell contact in relation to embryonic induction.


A long-term study of cerebral vascular disease.


Recent trends in therapy of cerebral vascular disease.


The diagnosis and treatment of occlusive cerebral vascular disease.


Discussion on anticoagulant therapy.

Discussion on anticoagulant therapy.


Autoradiography of the interzone between tissues in inductive interaction.


Biosynthesis of a sulfobromophthalein mercaptide with glutathione.


Production of glucagon antibodies and their role in metabolism and immunoassay of glucagon.


Comparative binding of beef and human insulin to insulin antibodies produced in man and guinea pigs.


Encephalitis in experimental Coxsackie B-3 infection.


Ectopic pregnancy after total hysterectomy. Report of a case.


On the repeal of Ewald's second Law.

On the repeal of Ewald's second Law.


Methodology of psychosomatic research.

Methodology of psychosomatic research.


Problems of the semicircular canal from a mechanico-physiological point of view.


Technical improvements to reduce bleeding of operated chick embryos.


Medical social service. I.

Medical social service. I.


Extramammary Paget's disease of the perianal region.


Binaural speech audiometry.

Binaural speech audiometry.


Allergenicity of cow's milk protein. III. Effects of irradiation on the antigenicity of cow's milk as studied by the agar diffusion technique.


A study of nose and throat carriers of staphylococci in a general community.


The correlation between mouse virulence and the phage type, antibiotic sensitivity, or source of Staphylococcus aureus.


Absorption of radioactive sodium from the intestinal tract of man. I. Effect of intestinal motility. II. Effect of an organomercurial.


Drawing the family triangle: an adjunct to the psychiatric evaluation.


A simple method of detecting phage typabipity of strains of Staphylococcus aureus.


Present concepts of the mechanism of urine formation and of diuretic action.


The renal excretion of citrate.

The renal excretion of citrate.


Relation between adsorption of diphtheria phage and its inactivation by an oleic acid-activated inhibitor.


The mechanism of inhibition of lambda phage production at elevated temperatures.


Clinical pharmacology of antihypertensive agents.


Diphtheria-phage inhibitor produced by treating the host bacterium with oleic acid.


Absorption pattern of ragweed antigen and active sensitization in man following repository pollen injection.


Fluorescence of tetracycline antibiotics in dentin.


The activity pattern of the diaphragm and some muscles of the neck and trunk in chronic asthmatics and normal controls. A comparative electromyographic study.


The influence of artificial expiratory stenoses and of rebreathing on the mean capacity in asthma and emphysema.


The influence of gold treatment on the sodium/potassium ratio in sweat.


The sodium/potassium ratio in thermal sweat in patients with rheumatoid arthritis.


A platform for hospitals.

A platform for hospitals.


A 'code of conduct' for hospitals and a stronger Blue Cross approval program.


Changing times require revision of government reimbursement formula.


A review of regional enteritis.

A review of regional enteritis.


Nitrogenous compounds as substrates for endogenous respiration in microorganisms.


Sociometry in education: with special emphasis upon problems of adjustment.


Changes in the vaginal smears of rats during normal and disturbed pregnancies.


They increased laundry output, but not costs.


On the serum activity of lactic acid dehydrogenase and phosphohexose isomerase in pernicious and hemolytic anemias.


Electrocardiogram of the month. Anemia.

Electrocardiogram of the month. Anemia.


Electrocardiogram of the month. Cardiac rupture.


Electrocardiogram of the month. Diabetic ketosis.


Electrocardiogram of the month. Digitalis toxicity.


Electrocardiogram of the month. Hyperventilation.


Electrocardiogram of the month. Quinidine toxicity.


Electrocardiogram of the month. Right axis deviation with myocardial infarction.


Electrocardiogram of the month. Sino-atrial block.


Electrocardiogram of the month: subendocardial ischemia.


Innocent murmurs.

Innocent murmurs.


Population studies of atherosclerosis.

Population studies of atherosclerosis.


A capricious appetite.

A capricious appetite.


Ageing of bull sperms at the end of the passage through the epididvmis.


Virus isolations from forest mosquitoes in San Vicente de Chucuri, Colombia.


Quantitative changes in rat pituitary neurosecretory material in altered adrenocortical function.


Purulent meningitis of newborn infants. Eleven-year experience in the antibiotic era.


Unstable ribonucleic acid revealed by pulse labelling of Escherichia coli.


Hemochromatosis and heart failure: presentation of a case with survival after three years' treatment by repeated venesection.


Nitrogen protection of fecundity and fertility in female Habrobracon treated with x-rays.


Control of anxiety, tension and motor excitability. Use of a dual action psychotropic agent.


Compton dosimeter for measurement of penetrating x-rays and gamma rays.


Contributions to the functional morphology of the P wave.


The spatial behavior of the normal Q-T interval.


Histochemical changes in kidneys and in salivary glands of rats with experimental hypertension.


Taractan (chlorprothixene) as a neuroleptic drug in clinical psychiatry.


Renal and extrarenal actions of aldosterone.


Fragility and extractable collagen in the lathyritic chick embryo. An assay for lathyrogenic agents.


Collagen.

Collagen.


Pancreatitis: A clinician's viewpoint.

Pancreatitis: A clinician's viewpoint.


Treatment of peptic ulcer.

Treatment of peptic ulcer.


Venous remnants producing neonatal chylous ascites.


Sodium chondroitin sulfate-protein complexes of cartilage. II. Metabolism.


"Vertical" transmission of passage A leukemic virus from inoculated C3H mice to their untreated offspring.


Biological and pathogenic properites of a mouse leukemia virus.


Induction of leukemia in rats with mouse leukemia (passage A) virus.


The impact of ataractic drugs on a mental hospital outpatient clinic.


Frequency correlates on the auditory cortex of the cat brain.


Experimental tuberculosilicosis. A comparison of the effects produced by some of its various pathogenic compunds.


Autocatalysis of pulmonary edema.

Autocatalysis of pulmonary edema.


Tuberculosilicosis: a study of its synergistic mechanisms.


The mortality from sublethal pulmonary edema superimposed upon pneumoconiosis or atelectasis.


Blockade of deoxyribonucleic acid synthesis by deuterium oxide. Interference with deoxyribonucleic acid replication need not be a primary mechanism in the blockade of cell division by deuterium oxide, but current hypotheses on the molecular basis of the blockade do suggest that such interference might take place under appropriate conditions. Autoradiographic experiments support the suggestion, for whereas normal sea urchin eggs incorporate H(3)-thymidine into deoxyribonucleic acid from almost the beginning of development, cells immersed in deuterium-enriched media do not. Blockade of mitosis and inhibition of thymidine incorporation are simultaneously relieved when the eggs are returned to normal water.


The inhibition of mitosis by deuterium.

The inhibition of mitosis by deuterium.


Heavy water inhibition of cell division: an approach to mechanism.


The Second Conference on Mechanisms of Cell Division. Introductory remarks.


Biochemical changes in the reproductive cycle.


Current problems in the laboratory diagnosis of cervical cancer.


Traumatic diastasis of cranial sutures.

Traumatic diastasis of cranial sutures.


Enrichment and separation of alkaline phosphatase activities of human tissues by chromatography on cellulose ion-exchange adsorbents.


Ultrasonic cardiography.

Ultrasonic cardiography.


Production of hyaluronic acid by fibroblasts growing from explants of Walker tumor 256: production of hyaluronidase by the tumor cells.


The in vitro and in vivo effects of chlorpromazine on brain lipid synthesis.


Studies on spontaneous fibrinolytic activity in patients with cirrhosis of the liver and its inhibition by epsilon amino caproic acid.


Effect of hyperthyroidism on body weight gain and feed consumption in male and female rats.


Endotracheal intubation and complications in the pediatric patient.


The effect of human fibrinolysin on survival of carcinosarcoma 256 Walker cells in the blood.


Rheumatoid arthritis of the crico-arvtenoid joint.


Apathetic thyroid storm in a 10-year-old child.


In vitro effects heparin and chondroitin sulfuric acid B on the generation of thrombin.


Growing up while growing old.

Growing up while growing old.


The halflife of human platelet phosphatide.


Preservation and photography of rhodamine 6G stained lipid spots.


A colorimetric determination of purine and pyrimidine deoxyribonucleosides and their phosphorylated derivatives.


The reaction of formaldehyde with nucleotides and T2 bacteriophage DNA.


Carpal tunnel syndrome--initial manifestation of systemic disease.


Endodontic treatment of pulpless teeth.

Endodontic treatment of pulpless teeth.


Still more aids to endodontic practice.

Still more aids to endodontic practice.


Fecal blood loss produced by oral and intravenous administration of various salicylates.


Zollinger-Ellison syndrome in a Bantu woman, with isolation of a gastrin-like substance from the primary and secondary tumors. II. Extraction of gastrin-like activity from tumors.


Gastrin: new life for an old hormone.

Gastrin: new life for an old hormone.


Physiologic approach to medical management of duodenal ulcer.


The pathologic physiology of peptic ulcer.


A method of recording from the cortex while maintaining physiological conditions.


A rapid method for serum uric acid without cyanide.


Folic and folinic acid in maternal and foetal blood.


Enzymic binding of hydroxylamine by fumaric acid.


Clinical use of the keratometer in evaluating the corneal contour.


Secretion of I131 into milk by lactating rat mammary glands.


Thyroid hormone secretion rate and milk vield in lactating rats.


Sparing of folinic acid by thymidine.

Sparing of folinic acid by thymidine. Thymidine, which is inactive when added alone to Pediococcus cerevisiae (Leuconostoc citrovorum) 8081, was found to increase its growth in the presence of folinic acid. The addition of thymidine increased both the sensitivity of the folinic acid assay and the total growth yield. The mechanism of the synergistic effect of thymidine is briefly discussed.


Hypothalamic control of lactogenic function in the cat.


Correlative electron-microscope and biochemical studies on the effect of estradiol on the rat ventral prostate.


Haemorrhagic necrosis of the skin during dicoumarol therapy.


Lichenoid dermatitis resulting from treatment with the phenothiazine derivatives metopromazine and laevomepromazine.


Trends in contemporary psychotherapy and the future of mental health.


Necrobiosis lipoidica diabeticorum of the abdomen.


Passage of solid spherical particles across the blood-lymph barrier.


Current plastic surgical concepts of general interest.


Some effects of sending patient projects to relatives.


Plastic surgical problems of general interest.


Some general considerations of head and neck neoplasms.


The occurrence of cerebral tumors in a brother and sister.


XX/XO mosaics in Turner's syndrome. Two further cases.


Electrophoresis in a thin layer of starch-gel followed by a plastifying treatment.


Single dose treatment of malaria with amodiaquin chloroquine and mepacrine in a semi-immune poplation.


The loss of sodium and potassium during the dry ashing of animal tissue.


A family study of aniridia.

A family study of aniridia.


Cancer. Prevention of dissemination.

Cancer. Prevention of dissemination.


Biliary tract hemorrhage as a cause of hematemesis.


Transfusion therapy (concluded).

Transfusion therapy (concluded).


Surgery of the esophagus.

Surgery of the esophagus.


Transfusion therapy.

Transfusion therapy.


Infantile amaurotic family idiocy in an Indian child.


Penicillin-streptomycin-gelatine discs in the treatment of hypopyon ulcers.


A behavioral procedure for the measurement of the time-course of drug action.


Tolazoline hydrochloride (Priscoline): an effective pulmonary vasodilator.


The relation between the embryonic age of dissociated chick lung cells and their capacity for reaggregation and histogenesis in vitro.


Pediatric infections. Use of broad spectrum antibiotics.


Food service institutes for hospital cooks.


Right colon used as an esophageal prosthesis; report of five cases.


Experience with thirteen cases of resection of aneurysms of the descending thoracic aorta.


Investigation of the cardiovascular response of the dog to 1-phenyl-2-hydrazinopropane.


Surgical treatment of cerebral angioma and aneurysm.


New data concerning the mechanism of gastric secretion.


Adrenocortical insufficiency associated with post-partum haemorrhage. A case report.


A notation for the Gm groups.

A notation for the Gm groups.


Hereditary gamma globulin groups in man.


The Gm groups and their relation to rheumatoid arthritis serology.


Odor determination techniques for air pollution control.


Further observations on xylocaine, an established anesthetic agent, in comparison to other "caines".


Formation of hippuric acid from phenylalanine labelled with carbon-14 in phenylketonuric subjects.


The use of postpartum patients in evaluating analgesic drugs. The effectiveness of dextropropoxyphene, codeine, and meperidine when administered orally with acetylsalicylic acid compound and alone.


Differences in abnormal development of monozygotic twins.


Evaluation of body and organ weights in perinatal pathology. I. Normal standards derived from autopsies.


Evaluation of body and organ weights in perinatal pathology. II. Weight of body and placenta of surviving and of autopsied infants.


Abnormalities of placental vascularity in relation to intrauterine deprivation and retardation of fetal growth. Significance of avascular chorionic villi.


Drug reactions simulating extrapyramidal effects.


Chemically defined medium for growth of Micrococcus lysodeikticus.


Cell division in a species of Erwinia. I. Inhibition of division by D-amino acids.


Cell division in a species of Erwinia. I. Initial observations relating to nutritional dependency.


Epidemiology of paratyphoid infections in turkeys. Species encountered and possible sources of infection.


Phenylalanine metabolism in the phenylpyruvic condition. I. Distribution, pool size, and turnover rate in human phenylketonuria.


Electron microscopy of cytoplasmic structures in frozen-dried mouse pancreas.


Freeze-drying apparatus for preservation of ultrastructure.


Chemotherapeutic studies on a new antifungal agent, X-5079C, effective against systemic mycoses.


The rise and fall of prolongevity hygiene, 1558-1873.


Retrograde catheterization of the left ventricle in aortic stenosis.


Discussion: Pavlovian Conference on Higher Nervous Activity. III. Deviance and drugs.


Ionic mechanisms in electrogenesis.

Ionic mechanisms in electrogenesis.


The interpretation of electrocortical potentials.


Definitive host relationships of the helminth parasites of the deer mouse, Peromyscus maniculatus, in the Bonneville Basin of Utah.


Distribution of deoxyrilbonucleic acid in the cell nucleus.


Lipid transport and lipoprotein interconversions.


Studies on bile acids in rat systemic blood. Bile acids and steroids. 107.


Release and metabolization of endogenous histamine in the lung of dogs with alloxan diabetes.


The onset of sleeping through the night in infancy. Relation to introduction of solid food in the diet, birth weight, and position in the family.


A critical review and evaluation of cytodiagnosis in chest diseases.


Toxic encephalopathy apparently related to the use of an insect repellent.


The effect of insulin and tolbutamide on the reduced glutathione concentration in the blood of diabetic and non-diabetic persons.


The effect of tolbutamide and insulin on the reduced glutathione content of the blood and liver of normal and alloxan-diabetic rats.


The physical properties of arteries after endarterectomy.


A review of seven years' experience with excision and graft replacement in 150 ruputured and unruptured aneurysms of the abdominal aorta.


Medical education in international perspective.


Hearing protection in industry. An occupational health nurse's program.


Immersion refractometry of nucleolus by phase contrast illumination.


Microbiological transformations of steroids. Aromatization of ring A, cleavage of ring D and oxidation of the side chain in certain 19-nor steroids.


Changes of visual pattern discrimination in adult cats after removal of an aspecific area of cerebral cortex.


Infantile hypervagal diathesis and its place in constitutional medicine.


A simple method for starting the siphonage of blood from venae cavae during mechanical bypass.


An electron microscopic study of Mycobacterium phages.


Glutamic acid-alanine transaminase in tobacco leaves infected with TMV.


Home care service of the Reddy Memorial Hospital.


Mass thrombus of the left auricle.

Mass thrombus of the left auricle.


Idiopathic giant cell myocarditis.

Idiopathic giant cell myocarditis.


Determinants of ischemic electrocardiographic abnormalities and chest pain. II. The exercise electrocardiogram test.


Some problems of neuromuscular diseases with advancing years.


Dissection of the aortic wall in retrograde lumbar aortography.


The effect of physical exercise on cholesterol-induced atherosclerosis in rabbits.


Coarctation of the aorta. Relation between roentgenologic and hemodynamic findings.


Spontaneous glomerulosclerosis in aging RF mice.


Studies of the fate of type 1 polioviruses in flies. Studies on the fate of type 1 polioviruses in two common species of flies were carried out. The amount of virus in carcasses and excreta at different times was determined by the plaque assay method. Flies and their excreta remained infective for 11 days when kept at room temperature or when incubated at 36 degrees C. for 2 hours a day. Flies remained infective for 3 months when kept in hibernation. A relative increase in titer was found to occur between 9 and 18 hours after feeding if the flies were incubated at 36 degrees C. for 5 to 15 hours a day. The peak occurred later, at 40 to 52 hours after feeding if less incubation was used. Titers in excreta were parallel to titers in carcasses. A twofold increase in titer over the initial feeding was observed on 3 occasions with type 1 Mahoney but not with the LSc strain of virus.


Personal reminiscences of a pupil (Herbert ELIAS).


The oculomotor and subjective aspects of the vestibular reaction during prolonged constant angular acceleration.


Viral hepatitis under the electron microscope.


Spirographic experimental studies with 1-(3,5-dihydroxyphenyl)-1-hydroxy-2-isopropylaminoethane


Establishment of the TA3 and Ehrlich ascites tumors as permanent cell strains in tissue culture.


Analysis of interpersonal relationships as an aid to understanding family dynamics: a case report.


Medical almanacs of the American Colonial period.


Weights and measures in pre-Columbian America.


Reflex bronchospasm caused by localized airway obstruction, an asthma-like syndrome.


Medical literature in North America during the Colonial Period and the Revolutionary War.


Correction of alopecia of eyebrows in leprous patients.


A factor analysis of geriatric attitudes.


5-Deoxycytidlic aciddeaminating activity in human gastric mucosa and other adult mammalian tissues.


Empirical syndrome groupings of schizophrenic hospital admissions.


Medical and statistical-psychological models for research in schizophrenia.


Effect of stimulation of the hypothalamus and of the amvgdaloid complex on gastric secretion


Determination of the hydrophile-lipophile balance of acacia using various surfactants.


Lymphosarcoma of the stomach: a review and analysis of twenty-one cases.


Cobalamin and the enzymic formation of a factor concerned in the synthesis of methionine by Escherichia coli.


Urokinase: physiologic activator of profibrinolysin.


Employe relations don't just happen.

Employe relations don't just happen.


Levels of lysine and methionine in portal blood of rats following protein feeding.


Effect of dietary carbohydrates and aureomycin on serum and liver cholesterol in rats.


Nutritional status and food consumption of pregnant women in a development area of Israel.


The nature of masseteric hypertrophy.

The nature of masseteric hypertrophy.


Effects of x-ray on the tympanal mesenchyme cvcle. Experiments on the white rat.


Two rate nasopharyngeal lesions: Hodgkin's sarcoma and oncocytoma (acidophil adenoma).


Amebiasis.

Amebiasis.


Amino-acid composition of phagetypes of Vibrio cholerae.


The correlation between anion-induced mitochondrial swelling and glutaminase I activity of guinea pig liver.


The relation between anion induced swelling and glutaminase I activity of mitochondria.


Intracellular localization of glutaminase I in rat liver.


Psycho-physiological factors and social behavior related to sexual behavior in birds.


Cardio-aortic fistula through anomalous coronary arteries.


Trifluoperazine: a report of a clinical trial in back ward psychotic patients.


Medical care and welfare program for hotel workers in New York City.


"Placebo" (simulation) electroconvulsive therapy.


The action of carboxypeptidases A and B on the separated alpha and beta chains of normal adult human hemoglobin.


Intership residency and research placement of foreign medical graduates in U.S. hospitals--survey and recommendations.


Factors of interest in thinking.

Factors of interest in thinking.


Personal experiences with the Shea oval window-vein graft technique.


Basic conceptual problems in the psychology of thinking.


Factorial angles to psychology.

Factorial angles to psychology.


Psychological measurement a hundred and twenty-five years later.


Obliteration of the cavity and reconstruction of the auditory canal in temporal bone surgery.


'Amylozine' in general practice.

'Amylozine' in general practice.


Differential impregnation of degenerating nerve fibers in paraffinembedded material.


Physical deterioration of medicaments.

Physical deterioration of medicaments.


Effects of hypophysectomy and thyroidectomy on the glycogen depletion in livers of rats treated with thioacetamide.


A new Salmonella type (S. benguella).

A new Salmonella type (S. benguella).


Four new Salmonella types (C. gambaga, S. kumasi, S. pramiso and S. ashanti) isolated in Ghana.


Two new Salmonella types (S. rotterdam and S. blujdorp).


An internal carotid aneurysm in the petrous temporal bone.


Antiarthritic activity of glycyrrhizin in adrenalectomised rats.


Antiarthritic and anti-inflammatory activity of gum guggul (Balsamodendron mukul Hook).


Institutional care of children.

Institutional care of children.


Symptomless salmonellosis and shigellosis in children from arural population in Ceylon.


The radiotherapist and breast cancer.

The radiotherapist and breast cancer.


Treatment of lye burns of the esophagus.


The non-hospital general practice of medicine.


Aeromedical aspects of turbo-jet commercial aircraft.


Electrophoretic fractionation of B12-binders in gastric juice from patients with pernicious anemia and from controls.


The Canadian viewpoint.

The Canadian viewpoint.


The effect of blood volume variations on the pulse rate in supine and upright positions and during exercise.


Measurement of learning and mental abilities.


Studies on the exchange of fluids between host and tumor. I. A method for growing "tissue-isolated" tumors in laboratory animals.


Role of the liver during the protective action of arginine.


Demyelination of corpus callosum in chronic alcoholism (Marchiafava-Bignami's disease).


Clinical and roentgen features of endocardial fibroelastosis. Report of six cases.


A little off-colour?

A little off-colour?


Potentials evoked by sound in the auditory cortex of the cat.


D.C. potential changes from auditory cortex of cat.


Effect of small intestinal resection on fat absorption.


Prognosis in acute and chronic regional enteritis.


Pituitary tumor, postpartum amenorrhea, and galactorrhea, with comment on Chiari-Frommel syndrome.


A radical axillary lymph node dissection for malignancy. Indications and technique.


The unilateral multicystic kidney. Report of nine cases.


The effect of a single dose of pyrimethamine and primaquine in combination upon gametocytes and sporogony of Laverania falcipara (Plasmodium falciparum) in Liberia.


Insulin antagonism in serum of untreated diabetics and in previously treated diabetics with ketoacidosis.


Growth of Fomes annosus under reduced oxygen pressure and the effect of carbon dioxide.


The use of post-auricular flap in mastoid surgery.


Sinus trouble: fact or fancy?

Sinus trouble: fact or fancy?


Current attitudes in discipline. Abortions.


Health examinations in a textile industry.


Chondromyxoid fibroma of bone.

Chondromyxoid fibroma of bone.


Urinary complications following bunamiodyl.


Seasonal variations in endocrine response to cryptorchidism.


Competition of cadmium for zinc in rat testis and dorsolateral prostate.


Zinc protection against cadmium injury to rat testis.


Zn65 uptake by rat dorsolateral prostate as specific bioassay for ICSH.


Effect of exploratory thoracotomy on the life expectation of patients with non-resectable carcinoma of the lung.


Effect of varying indicator injection sites on values for cardiac output.


The temperature response in rats during acute and chronic morphine administration, a study of morphine tolerance.


The excretion of noradrenaline and adrenaline in the urine of rats during chronic morphine administration and during abstinence.


Endotracheal anaesthesia for adenotonsillectomy in children.


Radiography of the pharynx and upper esophagus, shoestring method.


The effect of microwave radiation on morphology and function of rat testis.


Visual aids for the partially sighted.

Visual aids for the partially sighted.


Painless killing of crabs and other large crustaceans. Large crustaceans used for food are customarily scalded to death. This is unnecessary torture, for it can be avoided easily. It is possible to kill the animals quickly, without pain, by placing them in cool fresh water and raising the temperature steadily to about 40 degrees C.


The effects of segregation on nursing students.


The level of antibodies to the proteins of cow's milk in the serum of normal human infants.


Relationship between the electrocardiogram and the position of the heart as determined by biplane angiocardiography.


Ego-weakness and the hard core of the problem of psychotherapy.


The histamine content of the human uterus.


Incidence of some aetiological factors in human leukaemia.


Leukemia: some present-day problems.

Leukemia: some present-day problems.


Pathogenesis of leprosy.

Pathogenesis of leprosy.


Hypotension due to meprobamate sensitivity.


The pathophysiology of ageing--a review.


Renal amyloidosis: a clinicopathologic study of 21 cases.


Blockade of reserpine emesis in pigeons.


Studies on the colorimetric methods in the estimation of serum glutamic oxaloacetic transaminase.


A trial of triamcinolone in intractable respiratory allergies.


Effect of alcohol in cold climate.

Effect of alcohol in cold climate.


Problems and rehabilitation of the physically handicapped.


Neurological manifestations of sarcoidosis.


A review of 200 cases of snake bite with special reference to the corticosteroid therapy.


Quantitative determination of arsenic in toxicological analysis.


Ectopia testis transversa.

Ectopia testis transversa.


Traumatic esophagotracheal fistula.

Traumatic esophagotracheal fistula.


Traumatic diaphragmatic hernia due to a stab wound of the chest.


Effects of chlorpromazine and epinephrine on blood-sugar of rabbits.


Gastrectomy: a study of results in 135 cases of peptic ulcer during a period of 3 years.


A simple coronary suction apparatus for use during open heart operations.


A survey of sarcoidosis.

A survey of sarcoidosis.


Inhibitory effect of Gymnema sylvestre (Gurmar) on adreno-hypophysial activity in rats.


Sequence of amino-acids in proteins and polypeptides.


Criticality accident application of the Oak Ridge National Laboratory badge dosimeter.


The problem of trachoma in India.

The problem of trachoma in India.


Dental anatomy and characteristics of periodontal lesions in the Mongolian gerbil.


Present situation of schistosomiasis in Turkey.


Analysis of occlusive disease of the carotid artery and the stroke syndrome.


Incidence of surgically treatable lesions in cases studied angiographically.


"Completed stroke" due to occlusive cerebrovascular disease. An analysis of 409 cases.


Intracranial pressure and acceleration accompanying head impacts in human cadavers.


Photoelastic confirmation of the presence of shear strains at the craniospinal junction in closed head injury.


Human pial circulation.

Human pial circulation.


Herniated lumbar intervertebral discs -- an analysis of 1176 operated cases.


Factors responsible for the abnormal development of embryos obtained by nuclear transplantation in Xenopus laevis.


The developmental capacity of nuclei taken from differentiating endoderm cells of Xenopus laevis.


Aortic pressures during closed-chest cardiac massage.


Medical observations on two visits to the Soviet Union.


Massive intraperitoneal hemorrhage from a ruptured corpus luteum: a rare complication of long-term anticoagulant therapy.


Our investigations on drinking waters of the city of Isparta which cause fluorosis.


Impairment of erythropoiesis by irradiation.


Erythremia in renal disease.

Erythremia in renal disease.


Studies on erythropoiesis. XVII. Some quantitative aspects of the erythropoietic response to erythropoietin.


Blood groups in Jewish communities in Israel. I. ABO blood groups.


The uptake of tyrosine by rat brain in vitro.


The failure of insulin to effect the transport of tyrosine in the isolated rat diaphragm.


The uptake of tyrosine by isolated rat diaphragm.


The falgic acid dyes and their applications in histological staining.


The effect of common endodontal antiseptics on para-aminotoluene sulfonamide (Benzylog).


Infantile chronic malnutrition in Turkey. I. General considerations.


Selection of treatment for corpus cancer.


Precursors of corpus cancer. III. The appearance of cancer of the endometrium in estrogenically conditioned patients.


Endometrial relationships in the management of dysfunctional uterine bleeding of the menopause.


The recording and scoring of experimental dental caries in rats, cotton rats, and hamsters. A review and analysis of methods and a proposal.


Effect of local application of trypsin on postextraction alveolar osteitis.


Appearance of a spring maximum in nuclear test debris in 1960. The existence of a spring maximum in fallout deposition due to the disruption of the tropopause in middle latitudes has been debated for the past several years. Evidence obtained from air filters indicates elevated levels of radioactivity from nuclear tests in surface air during April through July 1960.


Comparison of beryllium-7 and caesium-137 radioactivity in ground-level air.


Formation of polynuclear complexes in aqueous solution.


Cellular mechanisms in morphogenesis of the sea urchin gastrula. The oral contact.


On the substrate induced enzyme formation in animal cells cultured in vitro.


Cellular mechanisms in the morphogenesis of the sea urchin larva. The formation of arms.


Studies on the cellular basis of morphogenesis in the sea urchin embryo. Directed movements of primary mesenchvme cells in normal and vegetalized larvae.


Studies on the cellular basis of morphogenesis in the sea urchin embryo. Gastrulation in vegetalized larvae.


Bilirubin and urobilins in germfree, ex-germfree, and conventional rats. No urobilinogens are present in the feces or urine of germfree rats. After contamination of germfree animals with feces from conventional animals the exgermfree rats produced urobilins to the same extent as conventional animals on the same diet. The negative urobilin test turned positive in germfree animals infected with a single Clostridium-like microorganism isolated from the intestinal contents of rats with urobilins in the feces. The output increased in these monoinfected animals after superinfection with a strain of E. coli but never reached the values of conventional animals.


Properdin titers in sera from germfree rats.


Influence of E. coli infection on turnover and metabolism of cholic acid in germ-free rats.


Fibrinolytic activity in fluid from gingival crevice.


The use of the Goldman halothane vaporizer in the closed circuit.


The revolt of youth.

The revolt of youth.


Pneumonia caused by Nocardia asteroides. A case report.


Viremia and viruria in adenovirus infections. Detection in patients with rubella or rubelliform illness.


Evaluation of experimental ligation of the right coronary artery in the dog.


Rupture of the heart during cardiac massage. Short-term survival despite previous myocardial infarction: report of a case and review of the literature.


Diagnosis of transient cerebrovascular syndromes.


Pupillary function after alteration of the preganglionic sympathetic innervation.


Role of the sympathetic and parasympathetic systems in the consensual pupillary darkness reflex.


Selectivity in the re-establishment of synapses in the superior cervical sympathetic ganglion of the cat.


Histamine releasers and histamine sensitivity.


Discomfort glare.

Discomfort glare.


Failure to control gonorrhoea.

Failure to control gonorrhoea. There is increasing evidence of emerging resistance of the gonococcus to antibiotics, particularly penicillin, but apparent resistance may sometimes be due to concomitant infection with micro-organisms other than the gonococcus, which are not susceptible to this antibiotic. There is also evidence that clinical complications, particularly in the female, are much more frequent than was previously believed to be the case. The incidence of gonorrhoea has increased significantly in many countries in spite of the availability of the "ideal" drug, penicillin. The reasons for the failure to control gonorrhoea in the individual and in the mass of patients are discussed, taking into account a number of factors relating to emerging drug resistance of the gonococcus, insufficient criteria for diagnosis, the possibility of persistence of infection and increased frequency of reinfection.


History of medicine and its practitioners in Mower County prior to 1900.


Medicine and its practitioners in Mower County prior to 1900.


Dr. Francis ADAMS of Banchory, died February 26, 1861.


The surgeon-apothecaries, and the physick gardens of Old Edinburgh.


An experiment in industrial rehabilitation.


Patterns of self-attitudes of retardates.


Testicular neoplasms.

Testicular neoplasms.


Effects of lipid materials on guinea pig complement.


Carcinoma of the stomach.

Carcinoma of the stomach.


The "Rarissimo Cordis Vitio" of Sandifort.


Some chemicl and physical properties of a slime from the rumen of cattle.


A view of gout as inborn error of metabolism.


A study of the inverse relationship between pKa and rate of renal excretion of phenylbutazone analogs in man and dog.


The oxidation of o-aminophenols by cytochrome c and cytochrome oxidase. III. 2,3-Flurenoquinone from 2-amino-3-fluorenol and binding of quinonoid oxidation products to bovine serum albumin.


Abuse of ephedrine (ephedrine addiction) in patients with bronchial asthma.


Gastric ulcer.

Gastric ulcer.


Plasma levels of "free" progestin during the estrous cycle in the mouse.


A course entitled "the Medical Attitude". An orientation in the foundations of medical thought.


The role of artifical insemination in the treatment of sterility.


Current trends in regard to criminal responsibility.


The mental deviant in the military.

The mental deviant in the military.


Solubilization of anti-inflammatory steroids by aqueous solutions of Triton WR-1339.


The treatment of advanced carcinoma of the bladder. A report on 89 patients treated with a combination of this type of irradiation and surgery.


Multiple primary lesions in the head and neck areas. Their therapeutic approach with supervoltage irradiation.


Influence of the structure of the n-terminal extremity of alpha-MSH on the melanophore stimulating activity of this hormone.


Distribution of x-ray- and nitrous acid-induced mutations in the genetic fine structure of the ad7 locus of Schizosaccharomyces pombe.


Technical and managerial skills--the MRL needs both.


The metabolism of lead in man in health and disease. I. The metabolism of lead under abnormal conditions.


Cholecystectomy and choledochostomy: the avoidance of hazards and technique.


Surgical management of hemobilia. Spontaneous hemobilia in intrabepatic origin.


Dynamics of the heartin shock.

Dynamics of the heartin shock.


Effect of hematocrit on venous return.

Effect of hematocrit on venous return.


Compensations of cardiac output and other circulatory functions in areflex dogs with large A-V fistulas.


Industrial therapy--Vermont State Hospital OVR project.


Physiologic regulation of arterial pressure.


Heart rate and O2 consumption after triiodothyronine in the myxedematous rabbit.


Pyelonephritis. I. Observations on the course of chronic non-obstructed enterococcal infection in the kidnev of the rat.


Consideration of certain host factors in the pathogenesis of pyelonephritis.


Myocarditis produced by allylamines. Experimental.


Serum ascorbic acid, riboflavin, carotene, vitamin a, vitamin E and alkaline phosphatase values in Central American school children.


Dynamic investigation of the biochemical changes in the adrenal glands of rats after the administration of digitoxin.


A controlled study of cervical block in hemiplegia.


The odour of (potassium) cyanide.

The odour of (potassium) cyanide.


Gonadal dosage in pediatric radiotherapy.


Roentgenographic manifestations of unsuspected trauma in infancy.


Hypercalcemia as a complication of vitamin D therapy in postmenopausal osteoporosis.


Transient effect of nicotinic acid on bilirubin metabolism and formation of carbon monoxide.


Infection of surgical wounds with Clostridium welchii.


Ultracentrifugal characterization of antibodies in sera of ragweed-sensitive individuals.


Preparation and evaluation of polystyrene-antigen conjugates for the isolation of antibodies.


The nature and properties of antibodies in sera of allergic individuals. A review.


The use of polystyrene-allergen conjugates for the removal of antibodies from sera of allergic individuals.


Potentiation of 5-hydroxytryptamine by imipramine.


5-hydroxytryptamine antagonists.

5-hydroxytryptamine antagonists.


Cholinergic stimulation and blockade on urinary bladder.


The advantage of incubation in hydrazoic acid containing air in the enumeration of faecal streptococci by the membrane filter technique.


Localization with Sr-85 of spinal metastases in mammary cancer and changes in uptake after hormone and roentgen therapy.


Contact lens fitting in Hungary.

Contact lens fitting in Hungary.


Pharmacological studies on new tertiary tropine esters.


Dietary fat and cirrhosis of the liver.

Dietary fat and cirrhosis of the liver.


Orientation in infant feeding.

Orientation in infant feeding.


Considerations on the histogenesis of Abrikossov's tumour.


Evaluation of suicide.

Evaluation of suicide.


Simple method for rapid determination of an 02 dissociation curve of the blood.


A study on the liberation of sugars, hexuronic acid, and hexosamine from biological material.


The effect on rats of chronic exposure to cigarette smoke.


Alveolar-arterial gas tension equilibrium during partial heart-lung bypass.


Minor components of the air and their biological significance.


Two-component phases in gas chromatographic separations of steroids.


Giant cells in resorption of lens fibers in secondary cataract.


Fatty acids of vernix caseosa.

Fatty acids of vernix caseosa.


A case of Hageman-factor deficiency and a method to purify the factor.


Separation of urinary 17-ketosteroids by gas chromatography.


The fibre content of the cord in small and large mammals.


Retreatment of pulmonary tuberculosis. Experiences with various combinations of pyrazinamide, cycloserine, and kanamycin in patients excreting tubercle bacilli resistant to both streptomycin and isoniazid.


Use of a hormone-vitamin-lipotropin combination on the geriatric-psychiatric service of a mental hospital.


The reaction of the lacrimal gland to parasympathicomimetics in patients with Sjogren's syndrome.


The response of the lacrimal gland to parasympathicomimetic agents after parasympathetic denervation.


The mode of action of phospholipase A on synthetic "mixed-acid" L-alpha-phosphatidyl ethanolamines.


Microbial control methods in the brewery.


On the specificity of phospholipase A.

On the specificity of phospholipase A.


Child health and child development. Newer conceptions in maternal and child health as part of public health and as forerunners of child biology.


Wilms' tumour: lobectomy for pulmonary metastasis; a case report.


Treatment of onychomycosis and dermatophytosis with griseofulvin.


Pathological changes in muscle biopsies from patients with peroneal muscular atrophy.


Effects of supraspinal stimulation on Renshaw cells belonging to extensor motoneurones.


Standard routine and procedure to establish uniformity in clinical electromyography.


The preparation and properties of guanidinated ovalbumin.


Relationship of polyoma virus and tumor in vivo.


Mumphs.

Mumphs.


The management of injuries of major arteries.


Gibberellin action on growth of seedings in the absence of photosynthesis.


The reaction of sulphuric acid with lysozyme and horse globin.


Resistance of polyoma virus immune animals to transplanted polyoma tumors.


Regeneration of enzyme activity by air oxidation of reduced subtilisin-modified ribonuclease.


Diabetic ketosis, acidosis, and coma.

Diabetic ketosis, acidosis, and coma.


Histopathology of cellular naevi and malignant melanomas.


Pulmonary hydatid disease.

Pulmonary hydatid disease.


Carcinoma of the lung--results of treatment.


A new suspending agent for calamine lotion.


Catalysis of photophosphorylation by allagochrome.


Elimination by the urine of orotic acid and orotidine in man after application of 6-azauracil.


The effect of 6-azauracil on microorganisms inhibited by chloramphenicol.


The use of hydrochlorothiazide in the management of oedema.


Clinical experience with metahexamide in diabetes.


Effect of phenylbutazone on the plasma level and urinary excretion of urea, uric acid and creatinine.


Diphemanil methylsulfate hyperhidrosis.

Diphemanil methylsulfate hyperhidrosis.


Effect of insulin on cardiac metabolism of intact normal dogs.


Effect of ribonuclease on erythrocyte antigens.


Anti-c and anti-e inhibition by ribonucleic acid derivatives.


Clinical observations on the effects of streptonigrin in patients with neoplastic disease.


Transient appearance of "autoimmune" antibodies during prophylactic immunization.


Serum protein levels and the "auto-immune" complement-fixation reaction.


An attempt to demonstrate immunological differences between the sera of normal and of carcinoma-bearing mice.


Some epidemiological aspects of yaws eradication. Much has been learnt of the epidemiology of yaws during eradication campaigns in populations in which the prevalence of active yaws was high, but not all has been published. The recognition of the importance of latent cases in the maintenance of yaws has contributed to the effectiveness of these campaigns. Yaws eradication activities are extending into populations where at present active yaws is often not high. Planning of effective and economical eradication measures, especially in such populations, needs as complete a picture of the disease as possible, from its transmission and the factors that favour this until the death of the infected person, before or after cure of the infection either after chemotherapy or spontaneously.By revealing the many gaps that still remain in our knowledge of yaws, this summary may encourage those who have gathered valuable material during field work to study and prepare it for publication.


The clotting of the blood of an amphibian, Bufo marinus Linn. 2. Blood thromboplastic activity.


Changes in blood constituents in sheep after thyroidectomy.


Changes in blood constituents in sheep following prolonged daily administration of iodine.


Back pain following trauma and disease--prolotherapy.


The clotting of the blood of an amphibian, Bufo marinus Linn. 1. Prothrombin-thrombin and "fibrinogen-fibrin" stages.


Anesthesia for cardiac surgery: the immediate postoperative period.


A study of deaths associated with intracardiac surgery.


Psychiatric management of operative syndromes. II. Psychodynamic factors in formulation and management.


The effect of actinomycins on experimental tumors.


Ambulatory pediatric surgery.

Ambulatory pediatric surgery.


Familial dysautonomia.

Familial dysautonomia.


Nikolai Ivanovich PIROGOV: a tribute on the sesquicentennial of his birth.


Distribution of sialic acids in the human eye.


Septal defects and their surgical treatment. A review of the literature.


Rates of I 131-labeled thyroxine metabolism in euthyroid children.


Dr. Robert Bridges and his "Testament of Beauty".


Group psychotherapy in medicine.

Group psychotherapy in medicine.


The effect of the length of time tumour cells spend in suspension on their ability to establish growths in host rats.


Actual sodium content of the different low sodium diets served at the San Patrico VA Hospital, San Juan, Puerto Rico.


Acute intestinal obstruction secondary to geophagy.


Laboratory observations on the oviposition-cycle in the mosquito Aedes (Stegomyia) apicoargenteus Theobald.


The Chester Beatty Research Institute (of the Institute of Cancer Research: Royal Cancer Hospital).


Smoking and pregnancy: carbon monoxide in blood during gestation and at term.


A crystalloid inclusion in the rabbit blastocyst.


Manifestations of myocardial involvement in acute reactions to penicillin.


Training personnel where you find them.

Training personnel where you find them.


The selenium content of eggs, milk, and water in relation to dental caries in children.


Paired incorporation of phosphate into ribonucleic acid nucleotides of Ehrlich ascites-tumor cells.


Experience with partial arthrectomy for tuberculosis of the knee joint.


Urinary selenium and dental caries.

Urinary selenium and dental caries.


An hypothesis for oxidative phosphorylation.


Plant reaction to bacteria.

Plant reaction to bacteria.


Anatomico-roentgenographic studies of the posterior spinal articulations.


The medical treatment of peptic ulcer.

The medical treatment of peptic ulcer.


Epidermolysis bullosa.

Epidermolysis bullosa.


Some remarks on the problems of the use of safety measures and equipment during flight accidents.


How to determine a "dangerous temporal bone".


Combination derived from partial dissociated imaginal disks of various mutants and types of Drosophila


Technique of high ligation of the long saphenous vein. An analysis of 54 reoperation cases.


Incidence of and mortality from stomach cancer in the United States.


Cancer mortality among the foreign-born in the United States.


Transfer of ova to the bursa ovarii and the 'suspended loop' of tube in the rabbit.


Analysis of ejaculatory reflexes and sex drive in the bull.


Endocrine histology as affected by plane of nutrition in pregnant gilts Sus scrofa L.


Procedures and problems of manipulation, selection, storage, and transfer of mammalian ova.


Embryonic survival in relation to number and size of implantation swellings in the rabbit Oryctolagus cuniculus.


Storage of rabbit ova in gelled media at 10degreesC.


Rorschach card stimulus values for children.


Complications of gastrointestinal intubation.


Factors related to recording photic potentials from cat cerebellum.


Diagnosis of epigastric complaints.

Diagnosis of epigastric complaints.


Neurosecretion and granules in neurones of the brain of the leech.


A classification of esophageal hiatus hernia with special reference to sliding hernia.


The relationship between the position of the stomach and peptic ulcer.


An analysis of 319 case reports of mandibular fractures.


What is hiatus hernia?

What is hiatus hernia?


Familial occurrence of collagen diseases. I. Progressive systemic sclerosis and systemic lupus erythematosus.


Metachromatic leucodystrophy-a generalized lipidosis. Determination of sulfatides in urine, blood plasma and cerebrospinal fluid.


The influence of size distribution on the ground deposit of large particles emitted from an elevated source.


Shortening of the eyeball for retinal detachment.


Tired blood.

Tired blood.


Potential antibacterial properties of the human vitreous.


Crew interaction during a thirty-day simulated space flight: preliminary study.


Planning for security and retirement.

Planning for security and retirement.


Effect of glucagon on the metabolism of adipose tissue.


Studies on the metabolism of adipose tissue: the effect of adrenaline on oxygen consumption and glucose utilization.


Effect of insulin on the metabolism of adipose tissue from hyperthyroid rats.


Granular-cell myoblastoma of the oral cavity.


Hepatic coccidiosis in domestic rabbits treated with 2 nitrofuran compounds and sulfaquinoxaline.


A psychrophilic Cryptoccus.

A psychrophilic Cryptoccus.


Biosynthesis and storage of histamine, heparin, and 5-hydroxytryptamine in the mast cell.


Labilization of deoxyribonucleic acid in thymus nucleoprotein after whole-body irradiation.


Dogs that survive "lethal" exposures to radiation.


On the mechanism of alpha-oxoglutarate oxidation in Escherichia coli.


Glycogen of Mactra.

Glycogen of Mactra.


Disposable medicine droppers save more than they cost, children's hospital finds.


Vascular changes in cerebral metastases.


Inexpensive, short run, printing media.

Inexpensive, short run, printing media.


Cartilage pharyngoplasty in cleft palate patients.


On the reliability of the anamnestic interview.


Sickle cell anemia in the first 2 years of life.


Evaluation of a pediatric house officer program.


Bacterial infections in the newborn.

Bacterial infections in the newborn.


Electron microscope replicas from the surface of a fracture through frozen cells. A technique is described, which is new in certain details, for fracturing frozen cells and taking replicas from the fracture surface. This technique has been developed as a cytological preparative technique complementary to those currently used in electron microscopy. The present paper describes results for human red cells, chosen for preliminary work to facilitate recognition of artifacts. The cells are suspended in 20 per cent glycerol, 0.9 per cent NaCl solution, allowed time to equilibrate, and rapidly frozen in a small chamber plunged into propane at -196 degrees C. The chamber is kept at -196 degrees C., and fractured in vacuo, in such a way that the fracture plane runs through the frozen suspension, and through the cells in its path. After fracture, the chamber is brought to -105 degrees C., still in vacuo, to etch the fracture surface, and a platinum-carbon replica is deposited on the surface from a carbon arc. The replica is subsequently cleaned in concentrated alkaline solution and examined in the electron microscope. The outlines of the fractured cells can be recognised. There are indications that in areas of the replica which correspond to the interior of a cell, individual haemoglobin molecules can be seen, and in favourable cases the arrangement of some of the four molecular subunits.


Determination of 90Sr and stable strontium in bones from sheep ewes and their fetuses.


Techniques for the application of polarography to mitochondrial respiration.


Active transport of lysine, ornithine, arginine and cystine by the intestine.


Some clinical aspects of tuberculosis in the aged.


Membrane changes of Onchidium nerve cell in potassium-rich media.


Membrane changes in crayfish stretch receptor neutron during synaptic inhibition and under action of gamma-aminobutyric acid.


Synaptic inhibition in giant nerve cell of Onchidium verruculatum.


Benzoylcholinesterase. 2: Activation of non-specific cholinesterase by polyhydric alcohols.


Trials with a new heat exchanger for deep hypothermia. A preliminary report.


A study of gas exchange in a stationary vertical screen oxygenator.


Debilitating muscular weakness and steroid therapy. A case with detailed clinical and pathological studies.


A method for the isolation and separation of catechol amines and their transformation products from biological media.


Malignant mesenchymoma in pulmonary artery and right ventricle. Report of a case with unusual location and histological picture.


Frank Hastings HAMILTON, surgeon extraordinary of the Union Army.


Indications for direct, nondirect, and indirect methods in speech correction.


Analeptics.

Analeptics.


Metabolic studies of rickettsiae. V. Metabolism of glutamine and asparagine in Rickettsia mooseri.


Adjuvant use of silver-coated radioactive colloidal gold in treatment of bronchogenic carcinoma by pneumonectomy.


The adjuvant therapy of bronchogenic carcinoma following pneumonectomy or lobectomy with the intrathoracic introduction of silver-coated radioactive colloidal gold.


Some remarks on the management of neurosyphilis.


The death of Stonewall Jackson.

The death of Stonewall Jackson.


Thermal inactivation studies with variola virus.


Marriage counselling.

Marriage counselling.


Serratia marcescens septicemia. Report of a case and critical review.


Artificial tumors in dog bronchus and their implications in production of experimental emphysema.


Influences of training and fatigue on the continuous recording of a visual differential threshold.


The management of injuries of the eye: general principles, special practices.